The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 August 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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tion next Tuesday. What Thursday night's emotional tribute did for his prospects in the senatorial race was open to question. Most of the delegates who cheered him to the rafters can't vote in New York. Keating is popular and articulate and will be a tough opponent.

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CARD OF THANKS I want to thank every one of my friends and family in Putnam County for the many cards, flowers and gifts. Also their visits while in the hospital and since at home. God Bless all of you. Clara Phillips

Hospital Notes

La Rue Gray Is Hostess To Club

The Cagle 10 4 Club met

August 19th at the home of La of rofnom c- 00 p „ y , ar Giane Qrlosky, Marcia

Rue Gray. The meeting was opened by singing "Cornin’ Thru The Rye,” which was the song of the month. The club creed and flag salute were given

in unison.

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Dismissed Thursday: Catherine Dean, Carolyn Dean,

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Elaine Phillips, Greencastle; Charles Stevens, Spencer; Hazel Cunningham, Cloverdale; Grace

Clark, North Salem.

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The roll call,

When I Do As I Please,” was, brethren, by the mercies of God,

answered by 9 members and 4 that ye present your bodies a Clyde Duane Overshiner, guests. living sacrifice, wholy accept- grocery clerk, and Stora E.

able unto God, which is your Crank, at home, both of Green-

reasonable service. Romans 12:1. castle. I You are not your own. You

God. But you must

Arthur David McGuire, Gen-

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secretary, Indianapolis.

ENJOYS EUROPEAN TOUR

Miss Camille Dills, daughter j 400th anniversary of the birth of Mr. and Mrs. John Dills of of William Shakespeare at

Crawfordsville, former Putnam Stratford Upon-Avon. They at-1 Delicious refreshments were County residents, has recently tended the play, "Henry V”. by served by the hostess and the returned from a tour of Europe the Royal Shakespeare Com- meeting adjourned. leaving New York on the Queen pany , Mary on June 9th and returning Miss Dills and her companions T ^ e ne T Xt mee ^ in * wU1 bc beld terday. on July 24th by Air France were conducted on a tour of the at rS ‘ * meS amse 8 on e P T ^ e from Paris, France. Palace at Monaco and visited tem * r ^

Miss Dills, along with 10 t jj e Vatican in Rome. They

other girls from the 1964 grad- brought back many beautiful CARD OF THANKS

uating class of Crawfordsville SO uvenirs from their tour, as

High School, visited England. we ii as hundreds of pictures, ° ur i r * en< ^ s ' neig ois France. Italy, Austria. Switzer- colored slides and movies. and relatives w * wish to ex P»' ess

The minutes of the June meeting were read and the

treasurer's report given. The belong to

outlook lesson was given b y g. ive y 0urse if to God in Christ _ . _ _ ■ Betty Williams and the Citizen- yQu become your best self for castle, and Audra Lou Carrico, ship lesson given by La Rue his purpose and His aise - — “

Gray. The lesson “Terry Cloth Craft,” was given by. Helenetta Sutherlin. She displayed many useful articles made from terry cloth for practical use and also as gifts. This lesson was en-

joyed by all very much.

Personal And Local News

Cloverdale Craft Club Meets With Mrs Allen

Mr. and Mrs. W’ilbur Donner; are at home from Florida. Chuck Baumunk, son of Mr.

Rosalie Allen was hostess to the Cloverdale Craft Club on ! Aug. 26. Nine members respondI ed to roll call with “A place or country I’d like to visit.” The

and Mrs. C. T. Baumunk, sus- treasurer's report was given by tained a broken right arm yes- olga Snyder Barbara Mann

read the minutes of the last

Putnam County Coin meetings. Several new craft Club will have their meeting i d eas were discussed. The bus-

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A daughter was born Thurs-

land. Belgium, Holland. Germany and Monaco. WTiile in England they visited the Shake-1 speare Exhibition honoring the

Miss Dills will enter Ball State Teachers College in

tember.

our sincere appreciation for

Democrats Cheer Bobby Kennedy ATLANTIC CITY UPI — A 16 - minute ovation by cheering Democrats launched Robert F. Kennedy today on a political career of his own. Some predicted it would reach its climax some day in the White House. The spontaneous outburst for the attorney general and brother of the late President at Convention Hall Thursday night was nanimously viewed by poI os more as a tribute - martyred President than

! the sympathetic attention, the beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies shown at the

passing of our dear beloved to the 38 - year - old Bobby. ’ husband and father, Clarence

However, it came as powerful evidence that the Kennedy name is magic to millions. Practical politicians saw it also as confirmation of President Johnson's judgement some weeks ago that Kennedy had to be shut out of the race early if he was to bc denied the second spot on the Democratic ticket. The attorney general's immediate goal is a New York Sen•ate seat now held by Sen.* Kenneth B. Keating, a liberal Republican. With the backing of party leaders, Kennedy expects to get the Democratic nomination at a state conven-

day at the Putnam County Hos-1 pital to Mr. and Mrs. David Williams of Greencastle. Route 1. ! The Jackson Jills Mixed Bowling League will kick off their season Sunday, August 30, at 6:00 p. m. Members are urged to arrive early for an important organization meeting.

We also wish to thank Dr. | Delta Theta Tau Alumnae Tipton. Putnam County Hos- will meet at the home of Mrs.

Mrs. Robert T. Whittaker, Jr.

Albright.

IT IS SCHOOL TIME AGAIN

pital, nurses, nurse aides and orderlies. Also the Reverend George Pyke for his consoling words, Mr. Gilbert Knetzer who sang, and the Hopkins & Walton Funeral Home. To those who do not receive my card of Thanks, we want to thank each and every one with all our hearts.

Mrs. Clarence family.

Albright and

Joe Ryan, 517 East Washington St., 7:45 P.M.. Tuesday, September 1. Mrs. Frank Dicks and O.J. Stewart assisting hostess-

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Lon Jenkins. 44. Cloverdale, was lodged in the Putnam County Jail at 7:30 Thursday evening by Sheriff Kenneth Knauer. Jenkins was arrested on a Circuit Court warrant for renocation of suspended sentence

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ATLANTIC CITY UPI —The Democratic convention thanked the press, radio and television Thursday night for their coverage of the event.

Confer On Damage WASHINGTON UPI — Daniel Oduber Quiros, foreign minister of Costa Rica, conferred with U. S. officials Thursday about the damage done to his central American country by the continuous eruption of the Mt. Irazu Volcano. He conferred with Thomai C. Mann, assistant secretary of state for inter-Amencan affairs, and William D. Rogers, deputy coordinator of the Alliance For Progress program.

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Miss Cynthia Jean Hyla and Robert Tryon Whittaker. Jr., were married at twelve noon August 22 in Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Niagara Falls, N. Y. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joseph Hyla, Greencastle and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Tyron Whittaker are the parents of the bridegroom. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Very Reverend Monsignor J. Stanley Ormsby. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white peau-de-soie gown encrusted with crystal and pearl beading. The regal silhouette was designed with a scoop neckline, cap sleeves and a princess fitted bodice. The A-line skirt featured an unattached watteau court train trimmed with pearl beading. A petal shaped matching headpiece trimmed with pearls and crystal secured her bouffant veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade bouquet

Rioting Renewed SAIGON, South Viet Nam UPI — Rioting erupted anew In Saigon today, taking at least three more lives. Mobs drove off unarmed police, fought with axes and machetes, and carried out a public execution under the eyes of armed paratroopers who made no move to intervene.

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of white glamelias and white roses surrounded by ivy. Miss Mary Ellen Kelliker of Albany, New York, maid of honor, was attired in a suAny de luna peau floor length gown fashioned with a bateau neckline, cap sleeves and a fitted inset midriff. The modified dome skirt was accented with a back panel highlighted with bows. A matching headpiece, a cluster of bows, held her bouffant moline. She carried a cascade of talisman roses surrounded by ivy. The bridesmaids. Miss Martha Whittaker, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Beverly Zweiben of the Bronx, N. Y., were similarly attired. Christopher Tryon Whittaker, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mr. David Hachett, Souter of Weare, New Hampshire, and Mr. James Richard Hyla, cousin of the bride, were

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Mrs. Hyla, mother of the bride, wore a soft gold peau de

iness meeting was conducted by President LaVaughn Patten. The lesson on felt craft was very interesting. Each member brought something made of felt,

sole two piece dress. The bodice was accented with embroidered lace, appliques over peau and a front flat bow. A modified scoop neckline and elbow length sleeves outlined the jacket. Mrs. Whittaker, mother of the bridegroom, chose a three piece ensemble of willow green silk alpaca with a scoop neckline and lace over-blouse. She wore matching accessories. I A dinner and reception foli lowed the ceremony in the Grand Ballroom of the Parkway

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