The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUES., MARCH JT, TW4. fog* I

Bainbridge News Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott ind family were supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Jim Clod-

felter of Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller visited the funeral home in North Salem Sunday in respect to a cousin, Mrs. Ida Dean.

Mrs. John Rayman is visiting day. Those present were Steve this week with her father in Indianapolis. Her daughter, Treva, is spending the week

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with Melanie Priest. Robert Miles and family. The and Mrs. Ralph Bullerdick and Mrs. LaVeme Pruitt of Indi- dinner was in honor of their family at Clarksville,

apolis was a guest on Wed- grand daughter, Loretta’s birth-

nesday of Mrs. Zada Pruitt.

Mrs. Robert Miles took cup cakes and punch to school Tuesday afternoon for a party for her daughter Loretta’s 8th birthday. The class and teacher, Mrs. Paul Smith enjoyed the fun and treat very much. They all wished Loretta many more birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bach* ert and Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Richards were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs.

day.

David Priest, who is majoring in radio and television at Butler University is now producing, directing and narrating his program on a Monday evening series at 7 p.m. on WAJC-FM. The title is “Our World This Week/’ It is a half-hour study in depth of major current events. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bullerdick of Waveland and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bullerdick and Geraldine drove to Louisville Sunday to view the river and flood conditions. They also visited Mr.

Mrs. F.L. Priest, Mrs. Paul Collett, Mrs. William Harlan and Mrs. Don White shopped in

Indianapolis Monday.

Mrs. Victor Walter suffered painful injury to her right hand Wednesday evening, when she closed the car door on her thumb. The bones were broken and the thumb badly mashed. Sunday dinner guests of Muriel Nelson were Mr. and Mrs. Don White of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. William Harlan and Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Blue and Mike and Miss Janet McCam-

mack.

Miss Patty O’Hair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O’Hair entertained a group of girls at supper and a slumber party Thursday evening. It was Patty’s 13th birthday and those present for the occasion were Susie Garrett, Debbie Summers, Patty Rossok, Janet Lents, Becky McFarland, Donna South and Barbara O’Hair, sister of

MAJOR OIL CO. Has Service Station FOR LEASE Dealer Training and Financing Assistance Available For More Information Write Post Office Box 135 Greencastle

HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A. Petti, M.D. IS THERE A 8LOOP TEST THAT WILL TELL IF YOUVE JUST HAD A HEART ATTACK ?

YES. ABOUT 12 HOURS AFTER A CORONARY, AN ENZYME, WHICH CAN BE MEASURER, IS USUALLY RELEASED INTO THE BLOOD. TOMORROW: EATING FISH. Health Capsules gives helpful information. .It is not intended to be of • diagnostic nature.

TED BRITTON ENJOYS CRUISE

Ted Britton, who lives on Roachdale Route 1, is an exchange student in Jamaica this year and has written several interesting articles about that country for The Daily Banner. Back from a Nassau cruise aboard the completely air-conditioned S. S. Bahama Star . . . where they lived aboard the ship . . . enjoyed shipboard activities . . . and saw Nassau with time for shopping in FreePort shops, swimming and nightclubbing. The S.S. Bahama Star docks right in the center of downtown Nassau, adjacent to the famed Straw Market.

Len Pennyworth Say»: Experienced Signer Could Hit Dotted Line With His Eyes Shut

While waiting for the wife to try the patience of a shoe clerk up the street, I sauntered down to the bank and parked myself on the “Loafer’s bench.” Finding no one there in the mood to argue politics or swap yams, I entertained myself by listening in on a young couple waiting for their first interview with a loan officer. I grinned behind my newspaper as I recalled my first borrowing venture. I still remember what the loan official at Central National Bank said after he had worked out a plsm suited to my money problem. He informed me that in meeting my periodic payment obligations I would be establishing a sound credit reputation — a valuable asset to a fellow in any community. Throughout the years it has

seemed wise from time to time to borrow from the Central, and while it hasn’t always been easy to scrape up the money, I’ve managed to meet my payment deadlines. Nowadays the interview has become more or less a formality, and I don’t have to ask the man anymore where he wants me to sign my name. I could hit the right line with my eyes shut. Some of these days my jittery young friends will also feel at home at the loan desk and in all other departments at the Central. I was all set to offer them some fatherly advice on the advantages of establishing their credit at a Full Service Bank, but just then the wife walked in to tell me she had decided against buying a pair of shoes and had spent the money for a hat.

Patty. appreciation for his help during Bainbridge PTA his term. The PTa met Monday even- Committees for achievement ing, March 23rd, in the school day were appointed and time cafeteria. After the business stated for April 10th. meeting the installing of the The PTA is sponsoring the new officers by Mrs. Jewell Blue boy and girl for Boys State and was in order. The new president Girls State. Jerry Shuck has was Mrs. Florence Lasley, first been selected as the Boy with vice pres., Earline Webber, 2nd Rick Parent as alternate. Treva vice pres., Joan Martin, 3rd Rayman was the girl selected vice pres. Harold Alcorn, Secre- with Debbie Smith as alternate, tary, Luella Steele, Treasurer, Mr. McClures’ physics class Albert Solomon. gave a very interesting display The retiring president, Joe and demonstration of their exSutherlin, then expressed his periments.

ATTENTION THE CLOVER QUEEN DRIVE IN CLOVERDALE, INDIANA WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASOM WEDNESDAY, APRIL Id at 11:00 A. M.

CHOICE Instead of Tradition

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WALTON

Just as in faith you choose your doctor, your dentist, your attorney and your church. It is equally true that in that same faith you choose that reassuring relationship with your funeral director. Perhaps this is the reason why so many more families are choosing the homelike atmosphere of the Hopkins and Walton Funeral home, the gentle understanding and the quiet efficiency of Wayne Hopkins and Ervan Walton. Wondering what decisions you will make in what bewildering hour? In the privacy of your home, may we reassure you that the almost unbelievable multitude of necessary details will be completed in reverence, dignity and beauty.

HOPKINS and WALTON funeral directors