The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 May 1964 — Page 2
Page 2 FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1964
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
THE DAILY BANNER
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Meier of Milwaukee, Wisconsin announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynne Ellen, to Richard Lee York, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. York of 411 North College. The wedding date is set for June 7 at Sherwood Christian Church.
Favor Nuclear Navy Proposal THE HAGUE UPI — Allied sources said today recent offstage consolations have “considerably increased” the likelihood of Allied approval of the internationally-m a n n e d nuclear navy proposed by the United States. “They said the U. S.-favored force of surface vessels
equipped with Polaris missiles probably will come into existence, perhaps early next year. Opposition to the project was said to have lessened because it was regarded as offering political advantages. A U. S. destroyer is to start experimental operation, probably next month. West Germany, Italy, Britain. Holland, Greece and Turkey have agreed to make men available for its crew.
West Marvin H. D. Club Meets At Fairway Restaurant The West Marion Home Demonstration Club met at the Fairway Restaurant on May 13; Roxie Zeiner was hostess. President, Edith Girton opened the meeting with all repeating flag pledge and creed. Eight members answered roll call. “How you would improve your kitchen.” Flossie Alexander gave the lesson on Program Planning for 1965; members: then voted on lessons of their choice. Dorothy Toney made a report on Symptons and Types of Heart Attacks and recovery. Crystal Barker attended the county lesson on Exhibit Planning. New rules would make it necessary for us to get a new table and blackboard. After discussion a motion was made and carried that we are not to enter an exhibit at this year’s fair. Edith Girton made a report of County Council meeting. Flossie Alexander and Virginia Hanks received hostess and birthday gifts. Refreshments were served and we all enjoyed a good visit together.
Tri Delts Plan Pansy Breakfast The Tri Deltas will hold their annual Pansy Breakfast on the lawn of the Chapter House, Saturday at 10 a.m. All Tri Delta chapters in the United States honor senior women with this breakfast. A bridal show with wedding and bridesmaid gowns will feature models from the Junior and Sophomore classes. Miss Char Erdmann of Greencastle, will model. The highlight of the event will be when the engaged and married senior women walk through the pansy ring while the narrator, Miss Susie Ervin, announces their future plans. General chairman is Miss Julie Strathearn from Chicago, Illinois. She has planned the breakfast around the theme of “A Spring Bridal Bouquet” carrying out this theme in the decorations of fresh flowers and a large wedding cake centerpiece.
Mrs. Branneman Is Club Hostess Mrs. Ruby Branneman entertained nine members of the Dine and Chat Club in her home Wednesday afternoon, May the 13th. The “Lords Prayer” was repeated in unison after which the money was collected for the June hostess gift. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. This being the first meeting, Mrs. Mabel Herbert had attended for some time due to conflicting schedules, highlights of past meetings were given for her enjoyment. Mrs. Branneman was surprised by the delivery of a lovely vase of yellow roses from her son and family and the club enjoyed their beauty and fragrance the remainder of the afternoon. Each member selected a prize from a tray of attractive and useful articles. After enjoying the delicious refreshments served by the hostess the club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Eva Merl Kennedy in June.
Mother's Day Tea At Putnamville The Putnamville “Happy Homemakers” held a Mother’s Day Tea on Monday, May 4th, at 7:00 p.m. at the Putnamville School. The entertainment consisted of a dance by Marcia Heeke, a piano solo by Carol Stallcop, baton twirling by Jo Ellen Elmore and Sharia Grimes. There was also singing by Nancy Leonard, Linda Elmore and Doris Hartman. The narrator for the -entertainment program was Charlene Yater. Refreshments: Ice cream and cake.
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Bible Thought Thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. —1 Corinthians 15:57 Thanks be to God for our redemption in Christ. Thanks for our deliverance from the bondage and fear of death and for the asurance and glory of life ever lasting. Personal And Local News Brother Harold Shepherd, will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday at 11 a.m. The Eighth grade commencement of the Bainbridge school will be held Wednesday, May 20th at 8:00 p.m. A daughter was born Friday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr and Mrs. Danny Arnold of Greencastle Route 3. The St. Paul’s Mother’s Club will have a picnic at Robe-Ann park Saturday. May 16th after Catechism for the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students. The Brick Chapel Methodist Church will have a song fest Sunday, May 17th at 7:30 p.m. Special numbers as well as congregational singing. Public invited. City Firemen were called to 34 South Jackson Street Boulevard at 8:05 this morning. They reported an overheated oil furnace in a house trailer owned by Bill Priebe. No damage resulted. Patty Ann Evens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Evens is confined to the Putnam County Hospital. Her room number is 209 and she would like to hear from her little friends. Members of the Greencastle Business and Professional Women’s Club who will attend the State Convention this Saturday and Sunday, May 16-17, at French Lick Hotel are, Margaret Kendall, Mary Shaw, Carrie Miller, Lillian Smith, Olga Tiller, Edith Browning, Wilma Handy, Violet Schopmeyer, Ruth Hatfield and Ruth Ann Brown.
WED IN SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
Miss Cynthia Ann Pence became the bride of Ronald Lee Vander Zee Saturday afternoon at the altar of the First Methodist Church in South Haven, Mich. The 1:30 p.m. wedding took place at a scene decorated with baskets of pink and white chrysanthemums, carnations and stock. At the organ was Robert Colliflower and attending the bridegroom as best man was Richard J. Pence, brother of the bride, Benton Harbor. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pence, 406 St. Joseph St., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vander Zee of Rt. 4, South Haven. The bride was graduated from South Haven High School in 1960, and attended DePauvv
Mrs. Richard J. Pence, sis-ter-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. She was attired in a full length gown of aqua peau de soie with scooped neckline, three quarter length sleeves, and full skirt with chiffon overskirt. Bridesmaids were Miss Lisa Jannings, Miss Constance Jennings, junior bridesmaid, and Miss Patricia Jennings, flower girl, all cousins of the bride. All carried identical bouquets. Ushers included James and Raymond Vander Zee, brothers of the bridegroom; Norman Fouts, Donald and Robert Brashler, cousins of the bridegroom, all of South Haven. Douglas Brashler was the ring bearer. Attending the reception at the
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ployed at South Haven Auto Sales is a ’61 graduate of South Haven High School and attended Benton Harbor Community College. The Rev. John O. Hagans, solemnized the double-ring ceremony in which the bride was given in marriage by her father. A floor length gown of peau de sole featuring a moderately scooped neckline edged in reembroidered Alencon lace, was worn by the bride. A plastron of beaded Alencon extended from the neckline through the basque bodice to the front princess panel. A redingote effect was created by the side front panels touched with Alencon lace and a tailored bow topped the bouffant chapel train. Her elbow length veil of imported illusion fell from a crystal pearl crown. A bouquet of white orchids
the wedding, guests came from Hebron, Greencastle, New Castle and Nappanee, Ind., and Flossmoor and South Holland, 111., Grand Rapids and Lansing, and surrounding areas. In charge of of the guest book was Mrs. Norma Fouts. The bride’s mother was attired in a pink lace sheath with jacket and matching accessories. The bridegroom’s mother wore a suit of aqua brocaded silk. Mrs. Ronald L. Vander Zee selected for her honeymoon outfit a silk Navy sheath and blue and white checked wool coat with matching accesories. They will make their home at the South Haven Mobile Home Park when they return. Those from Greencastle that attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Rexell Boyd and Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Schauwecker. Mr. and Robert Myers, formerly of
surrounded by stephanotis made j Greencastle, now Crawfordsup the bride’s wedding bouquet, ville, also attended.
Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Shirley King, Mrs. Robert Beaman and son, Julia Farmer, Geraldine Erpelding, Mrs. Larry Lear and daughter, Roy Perry, Yulah Lewis, Charles Coppinger, Marie Norris, Greencastle; Robert Smith, Fillmore; Herschel Cline, Mrs. John Jones and son, Coatesville; Mattie Samuels, Clayton; Mrs. Richard Thompson and son, North Salem.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Dolores Fiscus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fiscus, 12 years old today, May 15th. Martha Ellen Giltz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Giltz, 1 year old today, May 15th.
LIGHTS PLAY on wreckage of the C135 MATS plane at Clark Air Force Base north of Manila, where it undershot the runway and crashed, killing 75 of the 83 persons aboard and one in a taxi on the ground. (Cablephoto)
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Library News The Greencastle-P u t n a m Library reports the following new titles recently added: Cater, Power in Washington; Carr, The Duponts of Delaware; Ayrault, You can raise your handicapped child; Hatch, A Man named John; Brown, The nongraded high school; Felsen, To my son the teenage driver; Kennedy, America the beautiful; Mooney, The Lyndon Johnson story; Miller, The Fall. New fiction titles include, Annes, Song of Metamoris; Amado, Home is the sailor; Basso, A touch of the dragon; Caidin, Marooned; Coxe, Deadly image; Ehle, The land breakers; Hurst, Fool be still; Grau, The keepers of the house; Remarque, The night in Lisbon; Scaevola, ‘68; Simeon, The bells of bicetre; and Sawdos, The will.
IN MEMORY In loving rememberance of Lee “Hopper” Hall, who passed away May 15th, 1963. The rolling stream of life rolls on, But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the smile Of the one who once sat there. The Family
Club Meets With Mrs. Anna Wallace Mrs. Anna B. Wallace on U.S. 40 was hostess to Our Community Club, “Come as you are” meeting. Mrs Eddie Buis, President, opened the meeting and Mrs. Oren Buis gave the prayer and scripture. During the business meeting, $5.00 each for supplies was voted to be given the Bible School of the Providence Church, and to the Bible School at Fillmore, Ind. Gifts of kleenex and cookies were given to the patients of the Graver Nursing Home in Greencastle. Twenty-four house and hospital visits were made by our members. Cards were sent to two of our members who are ill. A bontiful carry-in dinner was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Nif Trucker received a secret sister gift. During the social hour, Frona Tincher won the prize for best dressed “come as you are” member and Mrs. Raymond Keyt won the contest prize. Mrs. Frona Tincher will be our June Hostess. The Tip Toppers Home Demonstration Club will meet wi{h Mrs. Lional McCabe, Tuesday, May 19 at 1 p.m. Do not forget articles for the silent auction
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IN MEMORY In loving memory of our father, Lee Hall, who passed away one year ago today, May 15th. Surrounded by friends we are lonesome, In the mist of our joys we are blue. With a smile on our faces, we’ve a heart ache. Longing dear father for you. His children
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