The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1964 — Page 4

Page 4 SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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SPORTS LEWIS RESIGNS Roachdale Higli School would like to announce the resignation of Jerry Lewis, head basketball and baseball coach, who wall become assistant basket-1 ball coach of North Miami High School. Mr. Lewis is a 1962 graduate of Indiana Central College and has been teaching and coaching at Roachdale for the past two years.

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- - - deep rooted in God’s Word •••The Book. When Sir Walter Scott lay dying — he called for The Book. The servant who best knew his library hesitated and asked, “Which Book?” Being the writer and reader of many books, Sir Walter said. “There is only one book lor a dying man.” Is it not equally true for a living man? What book compares in value to aid us in better living? Do you try to find out what is your highest duty? Do you want

guidance? Do you cherish

peace of mind? Do you seek inspiration? Do you really want to know what is lor? This man holds The Source * • • The Answer The Divine Way. Day by day let us enrich our minds, let us seek from the Bible, wisdom,

and try to understand God’s purpose for us in His World. See you in church or Synagogue

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This Series of Ads Is Being Published Each Week Under the Auspices of the American Bible Society and the Greencastle Ministerial Association, and Is Being Sponsored by th e Following Individuals and Business Establishments:

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Big 10 Teams Open Season Pre-season choices Indiana and Michigan State opened their Big Ten baseball campaign with impressive wins Friday. | Hoosiers Don Dilly and Bob Singleton collected three hits apiece in pacing Indiana to a 9-1 victory over Ohio State, and the Spartans made head coach Danny Litwhiler’s league debut a happy one with a 13-7 romp over Northwestern. In other games, Iowa scuttled defending champ Illinois, 8-2. Michigan blanked Wisconsin, 6-0, and Purdue edged Minnesota, 3-2.

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Johnson Pushes Poverty Plans WASHINGTON UPI —President Johnson pushed plans for aid to poverty-stricken Appalachia today, heartened by the enthusiasm of the crowds he met on a whirlwind five-state tour strongly reminiscent of a political campaign. The Chief Executive capped his 17-hour personal look at hard times in northern industrial cities and backwoods hamlets by announcing Friday night that he would send to Congress “in a matter of days” a special message urging measures to relieve economic distress in the 10-state area. Johnson was expected to seek approval of a $250 million program to renew’ the human and physical resources of the area, which stretches from Pennsylvania to Alabama along the Appalachian Mountain range. After meeting with the governors of seven of the states, he told a crow’d of about 2,500 at the Huntington. W. Va., airport Friday night, “This trip has been inspiring . . .everywhere we have gone, the thought has inspired us—what a wonderful spirit there is among the people.”

—MARTHA HARTKE remarks, he said: “I have know’ and respected and liked Vance Hartke and Martha and their seven children ever since I met them. I have known some of them longer than others. They have a rather remarkable family life when you realize that they have one child in college and one in the crib!” Mrs. Hartke will be in Greencastle April 28 and hopes to see as many friends as possible. The Putnam County Democratic Women's Club is giving a tea in her honor between 2 and 4 p.m. in the DePauw Student Union.

Asks UN To Stop Flights UNITED NATIONS UPI — Cuba has asked United Nations Secretary General Thant to intervene personally to stop overflights by U.S. U2 planes, it was announced. U.N. spokesman said there was no reaction by Thant to the request contained in a note sent him by Cuban Foreign Minister Raoul Roa. Thant ordered the 19-page document prepared for circulation to all U.N. members at Roa's request. Roa said U.S. U2 spy planes had flown over Cuba 600 times, including 89 flights this year, and that “hundreds” of U.S. aircraft were concentrated in Florida “apparently only waiting for orders to bomb Cuban targets/*

CORRAL DRIVE IN THEATRE Seeleyville, Indiana

TONIGHT & SUNDAY Boxoffice Open 6:30 C.S.T. Show 7:00 "WHEEIER DEALERS" James Garner—lee Remick (Color) Also "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" Shirley Jones—Gig Young Red Buttons (Color) Also "tOVE SLAVES OF THE AMAZON" tote Show

—TRACTOR PROJECT operations. The next meetings, a series of five, will meet each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Junior Division will meet at the Farm Bureau Implement Building with Mr. A1 Hewlett being the Adult Leader. Mr. Sherm McKee is j the Adult Leader for the Senior Division w’hich will meet at Sherm’s Implement. After this series of meetings I and prior to 4-H Fair time, there will be a 4-H Tractor Operator’s Driving Contest. This event proves to be one of the j highlights of the year. Since the high water prevent- ! ed some from attending last | Tuesday, enrollment will still be! accepted next Tuesday, April 28th, at 7:30 p.m.

MAPLECR0FT AUTO THEATRE East of Stiles ville

TONIGHT & SUNDAY Walt Disney THE ADVENTURES OF MERLIN JONES Plus Jerry Lewis in "THE SAD SACK"

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends, neighbors, relatives, doctors and nurses for their care and thoughtfulness during my illness at Greencastle Hospital and Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Paul M. Allen

Meadowbrook DRIVE IN THEATRE TONIGHT & SUNDAY Vincent Price—Peter Lorre THE COMEDY OF TERRORS (Color) Roy Millond—Diana van der Vils THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES (Color) Open Fri. Sat. and Sun. Only

Jail Inmates Riot DALLAS UPI —More than 100 inmates of the Dallas County jail barricaded themselves for more than two hours Thursday night, burning mattresses, flooding corridors and slashing a guai’d with a razor.

May Be Candidate WASHINGTON UPI —Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara declined today to rule out a possibility that he might be a candidate for vice president on the Democratic ticket.

LAD0N — Roachdale 7:30 SAT. 2:30 SUN.

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LN MEMORY In loving memory of Nellie Cassida, who passed away one year ago April 26, 1963. The love you gave us many years Will never from us depart ’Tho you have gone beyond our reach You are always in our heart. Sadly missed by husband *i n ^ children.