The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1964

GREENCASTLI, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

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The F.H.A. officers for next year are: Sue Cooksey, president; Mary Mishler, vice president; Karen Sears, secretary; Tara Jean Pitts, treasurer; Marsha Strahl, parlimentarian; Anita McKee, historian: Judy Higgins, reporter; and Brenda Miller and Linda Patterson, recreation chairmen.

Fifteen members of the Latin T and II classes and their sponsor, Mrs. Compton, attended the state convention of the Junior Classical League at Muncie on Saturday, April 18. Terry Boesen, wearing a Roman toga, presented Greencastle’s contri- | bution to the Future Latin Teachers’ Scholarship Fund.

Ames Karen McCanimon Ames Karen McCammon’s interests are National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Thespians, and Medical Club. Planning to attend Indiana University, Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In. B. McCammon. She resides | at 612 E. Washington Btreet, Greencastle.

Janice Lewis Greencastle High School will Janice Lewis, daughter of Mr. offer Typewriting and Driver and Mrs. Lee R. Lewis, R. R. 1, Education in the 1964 Summer Cloverdale is active in Latin Session. This session will start Club. Y-Teens, G.A.A. and Busion June 8th and continue ness Club. Janice is planning to through July 31. A student may attend Indiana State after gradtake either one or both of these nation, courses. Each course meets for two hours daily and has a one credit value.

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Osborn will hostess.

The eighth grade of Putnamville School will present their play “Aunt Min Drops

In” by James F. Stone. The | Auxiliary Visits The play is scheduled for Thurs- i State Soldiers Home

be the assisting

day, April 30, at 8:00 p.m. in the school house. The admission for the reserved seats are 75c. regular seats will be 50c. and for children under school age the price is 25c. Everyone will enjoy this play and they are planning on a large attendance.

ANNIVERSARIES Birth' Robert Allen yor’> *■— of Mr. and Mrs. John ,W. loni, 5 years old April 24th. Mae Leonard, April 26th.

Marriage License James Albert Claget, student, and Donna Carolyn Appleget, student, both of Greencastle.

**<*&«*■.. Building, Room 221.

A son was born Friday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Hauck, 18

Beveridge Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Raymer spent Sunday visiting Edna Mae Ross at the Logansport State Hospital. She is in ser-

ious condition.

Theta Chapter of Delta Theta Tau will hold their annual Spring Breakfast Sunday, April

26th at 9:00 a.m. at the Union Eyes ’. Mrs. Gerald

| birthday and Mrs.

Hospital Notes

Dismissed Friday: Eloise Elliott, Eva Zimmerman, Merle Foxx, Greencastle; Eva Williams, Roachdale; Linda Miller. Fillmore; Bonnie Burdsall, Stilesville; Gilbert Horne, Spen-

cer; Edward Etter, Poland.

Thirteen members of the Auxiliary to World War I Barracks 1994, Cloverdale, drove to Lafayette Wednesday to visit the State Soldiers’ Home. The three cars were packed

Lewis, Hospital chairman; Belle Lasley, publicity chairman; Goldie Richardson, Conductress; Frances Towell, Isa Tetters, Nellie Lanam. Mary Bailey and Miss Patty Lyons were guests. Following the program, large trays of assorted gifts were passed to the ninety widows, giving each an opportunity to select her own personal gifts

of the members. You may be assured it will be greatly appreciated.

with gifts for the Home, in- The auxiliary also presented eluding bed pillows for the Hos- , each widow with fresh fruit, pital, cushions for the Old Peo- A period of visitation follow- J pies Building, a large box each e d and the program was closed of used postage stamps, greet- by singing in unison. “God Be ing cards and odds and ends with You Till We Meet Again,” for the Recreation Center, an an d prayer by Mrs. Carpenter, ample supply of extra good The group then drove to the used clothing for the Clothing Community Center and to the

Drs. R. L. and L. W. Veach Bainbridg* Will be out of town May 8th thru June 21st. Office will b* closed May 30th thru June 21st

Senior member* of the Future Teacher* of America get experience in teaching under the cadet teaching program headed by Mrs. Nancy Walters. They teach for a period of two ; weeks. The following girls are taking part in the program: Susie Hurst is assisting Mrs. Earl at Jones Schoolj Karen Hoover Is helping Mrs. Miller at Miller Schooli Becky Collins Is cadet teaching under Mrs. Hurst at Miller School; and Mrs. Ellis at Ridpath School, is assisted by Mary Jane Todd.

Trudy McCormick

Trudy McCormick's major activities are Y-Teens, DCE, Business Club and Pep Club. She plans to attend Indiana . State College after graduation. Trudy lives with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormick, 401 Meadow Drive, Greencastle.

Active in Hi-Y, G-Club. F.F.A. and Secretary of G-Club Council, is Scott Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lewis, 12

Mrs. Medford McBride

la Hostess To Club

The Brick Chapel Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Medford McBride. April 14th. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Andrew Sutherlin. The flag salute and club creed were repeated in unison. Mrs. Ted Block gave

the history and led in singing the song

month. "Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes.” Roll call, “a good spring tonic,” was answered by

eight members.

The lesson on “Program Planing ” was given by Mrs. Francis Lane. The members divided

Frances Ann Flory,

Bainbridge Club Meeting Held

The Community Service Club

of Bainbridge met on April 14th at the home of Mrs. Walter Steele. Mrs. Dale Ross served

as the assistant hostess. Mrs. Norman Evans, song j

leader, led the group in singing "Drink to Me Only with Thine

Baker’s | Donald

a senior I Phipps anniversary were recog-

Center and fresh fruit for the Widows Building. They drove to Crawfordsville, where each lady had a part in selecting a number of personal gifts for the party scheduled

for 2 p.m.

The group enjoyed lunch in Lafayette and arrived at the Home, toured the Cemetery, visited the library, Community Building and the new building, which replaces the old one that was destroyed by fire several months ago; then they reached the Widows Building for the party. A committee of three members Mrs. Nina Gaston, Mrs. Minnie Milhon and Mrs. Barbara Carpenter had planned a beautiful musical program for the afternoon, which was enjoyed by all. Other members making the trip were Mrs. Mary Logan, president; Mrs. Nellie McKee, vice president; Ester Fry, Chaplain; Elma

Hospital to distribute the remaining gifts. Each lady returned home near dark that evening, with the feeling, “A Happy day well Spent.” The Barracks is planning another trip to the Home on May 17, which will be World War I Day. Anyone having good used clothing they might like to donate, please contact any

FISHING AND SWIMMING Cabins and Trailers for sale. Will Finance. Ground to lease or rent for Trailers, Tents, or Cabins. Modern Hookup, Electricity, Water and plenty shade. DIETZ LAKE BEACH CLUB Center Point, Ind. (for members only)

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Beveridge Street, Greencastle. | j n ^ wo groups and chose the He is planning to work at Don-1 ] esson s they would be interested

elly’s after graduation.

Jim Kridler's main activities include wrestling, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, G-Club and National Honor Society. He is also president of Medical Club. Jim plans to attend Earlham College. He resides with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kridler, 206 W. Franklin Street, Greencastle.

in having next year. Mrs. John Danberry gave the Safety Report on cancer. She told of the seven danger signals and said a regular check-up was the best guard against the disease. Mrs. J.R. South gave the Garden Report. The secretary and Treasury reports were read and approved. Mrs. Francis Lane gave a “Tour Committee” report. Mrs. Abrell Gentry won the door prize and Mrs. Frank Sanders received a birthday gift from her secret sister. The meeting was closed with the club prayer. The hostess served refreshments to the

members.

music education major at DePauw University, will present a voice recital tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in Meharry Hall. She will be accompanied by Susan

Armbrust on the organ.

Oscar King became ill while working on a fence west of Greencastle Friday afternoon. He was brought to the city In a Rector ambulance and taken to the office of a local physi-

cian where he was treated. David McReynolds will ad-

dress the Toynbee Club • at DePauw University on the subject “The Politics of Survival ”. The meeting will be held at the Library Auditorium this Tuesday aand, April 23rd, at 4:30

the club * P- m - an d will be open to the

of the public.

James Shaw, 17, Frankfort, pleaded guilty to escaping from the penal farm last May 8th when arraigned in Putnam Circuit Court Friday. Judge Francis N. Hamilton sentenced Shaw to serve 1-5 years in the state reformatory at Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Modisitt of Russellville are the parents of a daughter, Lee Ann, born in the Clay County Hospital April 20. The mother Is the former Janice Patrick of Brazil. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Modesitt of Russellville and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Patrick of Brazil.

We store everything on hangers, not in a box. In the Fall you’ll have smart, fresh garments, ready for another seasons wearing. Stored for FREE at “Old Reliable Whit* Cleaners.”

Mickey Longden is active in National Honor Society, YTeens, Art Club, Science Club, French Club, is secretary of

Putnam Court Notes Thelma M. Thomas vs. Dennis L. Thomas, suit for divorce end custody of two minor children. William McClellan is the

plaintiff’s attorney.

Norma Jean Whitaker vs

Thespians. She plans to attend John Roger Whitaker, suit for DePauw next fall. Mickey is the divorce, custody of two minor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Graf- children and $5,000 alimony, ton Longden, Jr. 834 Indiana- Lyon & Boyd are attorneys for

polis Road, Greencastle. the plaintiff.

Dr. L L. Goldberg Registered Podiatrist Will Op«n An OHic* Far Traalmant of Foot Ailmants One* a Month Starting Wednesday, May 13th Aft«r 8:30 A. M. at tha COMMERCIAL HOTEL Fhona OL 3-5617 for Appointment*

nized. Mrs. Dale Ross led the flag salute and the group repeated the club creed. The roll call was answered by telling of a good spring tonic. Mrs. Cecil Kays gave a report on the storage of medicines in the home. Mrs. Ross gave the Outlook lesson on Best Buys in meat, vegetables and fruits. Mrs. Dorothy Buechler from the Public Service in Greencastle gave a most informative lesson on freezing foods and vegetables. She emphasized the freezing of cooked and prepared foods in order that homemakers may save more time and energy in food preparation. Mrs. Ernest Roth, vice-president, took charge of the program planning for the year. The hostesses served very delicious refreshments and all the members enjoyed the social hour. The next meeting is to be on May 12th with Mrs. Malcolm Shonkwiler. Mrs. Malcolm

Welcome to a Tea HONORING Mrs. Vance Hartke APRIL 28, 2 to 4 PM DePauw Student Union Sponsored by Putnam County Democratic Women’s Club

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Art Letzler After graduation Art Letzler plans to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He participates in Science Club, G-Club, Thespians and is a member of National Honor Society. Art lives with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Letzler, 720 Terrace Lane, Greencastie.

Charles May Planning to join the Marine Corps, Charles May is a member of DCE. He resides with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles May, R. R. 3, Greencastle.

VOTE FOR Jesse A. Williams

Republican Candidate for the 3rd. District, Subject to May 5th Primary lifelong rosidont af Putnam County. Truekar and Famar, World War II vttaran, member of V.F.W., Amarican legion, loyal Order of Moose 1592, charter member of Warren Twp. lien* Club and an Advisory Board of Warren Township. I am married and have a daughter, Vicky, in Greencastle High School. I will sincerely appreciate your veto to win the nomination to this office.

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