The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 May 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 THURSDAY, MAY 21 f 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. McCall wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marcia Ann, to Joseph Frank DeLuca. The wedding will take place on the thirteenth of June in Fullerton, California. Miss McCall graduated from Greencastle High School, and she attended Christian College. Columbia. Missouri and Indiana State College. She graduated from the Patricia Steven Fashion Career College in Indianapolis, and she is currently employed with Bullock's in Santa Anna, California. She is a member of Tri Kappa sorority. Mr. DeLuca is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo DeLuca of 140 Shasta Avenue, Weed. California. He graduated from Montana State University, Missoula, Montana with a Bachelor of Arts degree. After playing professional football for the British Columbia Lions and serving in the United States Army, he returned to Montana State University as an assistant football coach. He received his Master’s degree in physical education from Chico State College, Chico, California, and he is now an assistant football coach and teacher of physical education at Fullerton Junior College, Fullerton. California. He is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. Photo by Ralph Taylor

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Hospital Notes Dismissed Wednesday: Betty Heinlein, Opal Scobee, Herman Wallace, Greencastle; Mrs. Milton Beeman and daughter, Bainbridge; Norman Eggers. Fillmore; Esther Vanzant, Cloverdale; Earl Bemis, Brazil.

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Putnam Court Notes Jannis V. Cox vs. Norman L. Cox, suit for divorce and cus-

tody of minor son.

Melinda H. Weaver vs. Roger William Weaver, divorce and

custody of minor son.

Howard Emmett Wilson vs. JoAnne Wilson, divorce. Lyon & Boyd are attorneys for all three plaintiffs.

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Thought Whosoever will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cards, and follow me. Mark—8:34 Discipleship involves high cost but great privilege. It makes demands but offers rewards. It imposes restrictions, but it leads to freedom. Personal And Local News The Cloverdale Memorial Services will be held this Sunday, May 24th at the Cloverdale Cemetery at 1:00. .Mrs. Ona Grimes is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital where she underwent surgery. Her room number is 266. A son was born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hammond, 433 Anderson St. Mr. and Mrs. John Stiffler of Greencastle are the parents of a son born Friday, May 15th at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long and James Goodman spent Sunday at the Speedway enjoying the

qualifications.

DePauw University football coach Tom Mont will be the main speaker at the annual spring athletic banquet of the Manuel High School in Indianapolis on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dudley, of Muncie. are the parents of a baby girl born May 17th. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McMains and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Dudley of Greencastle. Rev. Kyle M. Miller, pastor of the First Baptist Church, is attending The American Baptist Convention at Atlantic City, N.J. The days of the convention are May 18th through

May 24 th.

James Beatty, a 1961 graduate of Greencastle High School, has been elected treasurer of the senior class at Franklin College. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beatty, 510 N. Arlington. He and his wife, the former Ann Childs, now live in

Franklin.

Miss Shoaf Weds John H. Smith

Miss Jeannie Shoaf exchanged marriage vows with John H. Smith, Sunday, May 10, 1964, at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Shoaf. The bridegroom is the son of James Arthur Smith of Greencastle. The Rev. Verle Winslow of Clermont, formerly of Bainbridge performed the double

ring ceremony.

Mrs. Andrea Wertx of Indianapolis was the matron of honor, and Delmas Abbott of Bainbridge was the best man. Carla Jean Gibson, niece of the bride, carried the rings on a white

satin pillow.

The bride wore a ballerina length gown of white chiffon and lace. She carried a bouquet of white carnations centered with a removable corsage of red sweetheart roses. Guests were present from Bainbridge, New Market, Greencastle, Marshall, Mecca, Roachdale and Indianapolis. A reception was held following the wedding. Cake and punch were served by Mrs. Donna Gibson and Mrs. Janet

Myers.

Historic Society , To Meet M»y 27 The Putnam County Historical Society will meet Wednesday, May 27th, at Torr’s Restaurant. The dinner will be at 6:30 m. Dr. C. L. Bieber will speak on the subject “Double Crossing Captain Drake.” Dr. Bieber will show pictures of his recent trip around the world. For reservations phone Mrs. William Boatright by noon, Tuesday, May 26th.

Group Held Mother, Daughter Banquet The Women of the First Baptist Church held their Mother and Daughter Banquet an Tuesday evening, May 12th at Torr’s Restaurant. Sixtythree mothers and daughters enjoyed a delicious swiss steak dinner. A program followed. Claudia Clark gave a welcome to the mothers and Mrs. Barbara Spense answered with the response to the daughters.. Mrs. Betty Aker accompanied the girls of the Youth Choir on the autohary in singing three selections. In closing, Janet McKee, one of our DePauw students, who had visited Africa in trying to further a better relationship, showed a film entitled “Crossroads Africa.”

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Matrons’ Club

The Cloverdale Past Matrons’ club held their annual picnic dinner in the Community House at the State Farm. Fourteen members and four guests, Mesdames Thelma Dwigans, Mayne Reed, Evelyn McKamey and Miss Norma Ray enjoyed a bountiful fried chicken dinner. The worthy patron, Charles Branneman honored them with his presence for the dinner. Thanks were extended to him for his help and also the beautiful peonies he brought for the table decorations. Games ana contests were enjoyed with prizes going to Mesdames Bernice Davis, Audrey Staley, Mary Markin, and

LaRue Gray.

The club will meet in the fall, September 15, with Mrs.

Hallie Sipple.

would be a good choice for the Republicans to run for Governor while the Democrats might look with favor upon Mr. Lemon, mayor of Bloomington. A representative from this Congressional District will be elected from either Charles Edwards or Harold Stewart with Dr. Voltmer favoring the latter. Guests included visiting Rotarians Rev. Ralph Graham, Hartford City and Ward Bartlett of Kentland. Also, Ben Burns, Indian apolis; Harold Coar, Fort Wayne; Bob Conway, Station Island, N. Y„ Dr. J. C. Lett, Harlan, Kenturcky.

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by letter about the painting. Mrs. Harrington, who was director of state parks and inns during the previous Republican administration, replied through an attorney that she had the painting at her home in Ches-. terton for safe-keeping. Foltz said he received a phone call from the superintendent of Dunes park saying Mrs. Harrington’s attorney had delivered the painting to his home in his absence and his wife had ac“ cepted it. The attorney was accompanied by a state policeman he said would be his wit* ness that the painting had been delivered. Foltz returned the painting to Indianapolis by plane and plans to place it at Turkey Run Inn | when it has been photographed i and catalogued.

Dance Scheduled At Windy Hill The Windy Hill Country Club will hold a dance Saturday night, May 23, for all new and old members. Dinner will be served as usual at the club. John Wood’s Orchestra will play for this “May Mixer.” The committee in charge Is: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Corbin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flynn,Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harmless.

Souvanna sent a strongly | worded letter to the two envoys after the Pathet Lao forces chased government troops deeper off the Plain of Jars In an offensive reported to have I killed 200 neutralists defenders. The letter noted that the Geneva accords stipulate that members of the 1962 conference should consult with the Laotian government and among themselves when the Kingdom’s independence, neutrality or ter- 1 ritorial integrity is threatened. France appealed to Britain and Russia Wednesday to reconvene the 14-nation Geneva ] conference as the best means of restoring peace and neutrality in Laos.

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CLOVERDALE MEMORIAL SERVICES Will be held at the Clovdale Cemetery, at 1:00 p.m. Parade starts at 1:00. The Boy Scouts and Little League participating.

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Mrs. Emma Wlchman Is Hostess To Club The Clinton-Madison Friendly Club met Thursday afternoon, May 14, in the home of Mrs. Emma Wichman. The meeting was opened by all standing and singing “When You and I Were Young, Maggie.” The pledge to the American flag and the Christian flag were led by Mrs. Olma Clodfelter. Mrs. Gosnell led the club collect. Roll call was answered by 16 members and 4 guests, Mrs. Lillie Stultz, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. James White and daughter. The new officers for the coming year were installed by our outgoing president, Mrs. Lillian Gosnell. President, Mrs. Maude O’Haver; Vice President, Mrs. Dorothy Miller; Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Ethel Frazier, Asst. Sec-retary-Treas.; Mrs. Serena Burk. Mrs. Georgia Martin gave a very interesting talk on famous mothers of years gone by. A white elephant sale was held with Mrs. Ona Sizler acting as auctioneer. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. Gosnell for a job well done over the past year as president. The meeting was closed with the club prayer recited in unison led by Georgia Martin. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter Mrs. Phyllis White.

Mrs. McCullough Is Club Hostess The Federated Reading Club met Wednesday with Mrs. O.D. McCullough. The business session was in charge of the President, Miss Carrie Pierce. The program committee was appointed as follows: Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Russell Thomas, and Miss Ida Wood. Miss Pierce reported on the State convention which was recently held. The program consisted of a book review given by Mrs. McCullough, “Where the Heart Is,” by Elizabeth Borton de Trovino. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to marry and move to another country, you will get an inkling here. Elizabeth Trovino is an American, native of California, and she writes with candor as well as affection of her adopted country, Mexico; its traditions, manners, problems, as well as the adjustments in international marriage. Running through the chronicle are the profound personal relationships, the strong family ties, the deep religious convictions and the give-and-take that go to make a real home in any country. The guests were Mrs. Goldie Runyan, Mrs. Frank Woliung, and Mrs. Leo Terry. The social hour and refreshments were enjoyed by the members and guests.

Argument Over Painting Ended INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A painting which has been the source of a controversy between State Conservation Director Donald Foltz and Indiana Republican National Committeewoman lone Harrington returned to state possession. The painting, “Turkey Run Hollow,” by the late Frank Dud- : ley was presented to the state in 1953 by the artist shortly before his death as “rental” on a cottage in Dunes State Park. When Foltz, a Democrat, took control of the department he in- j ventoried Dudley’* paintings given the state for use of the cottage and found one missing. Foltz asked Mrs. Harrington

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Voltmer Speaks At Rotary Club Dr. Harry Voltmer, head of the Political Science Department at DePauw University, spoke on the “Current Political Scene” at the Rotary Club luncheon. On the national level, “It apears President Johnson will be nominated to .run for President of the United States’’ providing his health remains sound. As a running mate seeking the Vice President position, several persons could be considered. Dr. Voltmer pointed out that it is necessary to select a man for Vice President who could take over the executive position if Mr. Johnson were nominated and elected and should his health fail. It seems to Dr. Voltmer that the Republicans have a problem In selecting their nominees for President and Vice President with extremist pushing hard in the state primaries. However, it would seem that “the final nomination would center around Mr. Lodge and Mr. Nixon running for President and Vice President or in reverse order.” Mr. Scranton and Mr. Romney do not seem to be very great contenders for the nomination at this time according to Dr. Voltmer. In Indiana, Richard Ristine

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