The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 August 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

THE DAILY IANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 26-28 S. Jackson St. Groencestlo, Ind. Business Phono 01 3-5151 Samuel R. Rarideit, Publisher Elizabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper. Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Pest Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1S7S. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam Ce. $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year Bible Thought A man is not justified by works of the law but by faith in Jesus Christ. Galatians 2:16. 1 The central fact in our relation to God is that our standing does not depend on what we can do for God but on what He has done for us.

FIGHTING SLEEPING SICKNESS—A U. S. Coast Guard helicopter spreads insecticide dust in Houston, Tex., to stem the sleeping sickness epidemic. The encephalitis disease is earned by cule.x mosquitoes. Sickness has spread to other cities.

YOU'RE TELLING ME! . . By HOYT KING -

Central Press Writer

WHILE the Democrats were i military training in peacetime, convening in Atlantic City, the Peacetime is a hangover from Prohibitionists were convening their early days,

in Chicago. They're against

pour people.

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The Prohibition Party has been on the ballot since 1872. Proof that it’s aged.

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The main plank in the Prohibi-

tion Party platform calls for clos- tions.

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The Prohibition Party has a platform of 26 planks. Or

staves. ! i !

It doesn't look like a Prohibitionist year. Too many Democratic and Republican celebra-

Personal And - Local News The Busy Bee Club will have a pitch-in dinner, at Robe-Ann Park, Sept. 3th. Tri Kappa will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Allan Feld, 636 E. Seminary

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Willis Neese of R.R. 4. entered the Putnam County Hospital Sunday. The Beechwood Pleasant Circle will meet Wednesday at 1:30 with Mrs. Charles Smith of Fillmore. A son was born Sunday morning at the Putnam County Hospntal to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank of Poland, Route 1. The Nelson reunion will be held Sunday, September 6th. at at the Robe-Ann Park. All

ing the bars. It's their regular i ! ! !

setup. I The Prohibition Party was friends and relatives are wel-

! ! ! ! founded in Chicago. So you come. The Prohibitionists oppose) can t call it a hie town.

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IN MEMORY

In loving remembrance of Erma Holwager Shears. Nieces t and Nephews, and Family.

Robert Oxnam Weds

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_ | Kappa Delta Phi will meet I — Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock | in the Public Service room, j There will be an election of

The Brokamp family wishes officers, to thank the doctors and nurses Delta Theta Tau will meet j of Methodist Hospital, Whit- Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock aker Funeral Home of Clover- w ith Mrs. Jack Moore. 505 East dale. Father Coakley of St. Washington Street with Mrs.! Susanna Catholic Church of Lillian Smith as assisting host-

Plainfield and the many friends ess

and relatives who sent cards. Fathers Auxiliaryt No. 1 of flowers and food during the t h e Veterans of Foreign Wars death of our beloved husband wi n me «t Wednesday night at and father. Walter Brokamp. the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post

P f 1550 Home. Members are urged to attend. The Women of the Fillmore Methodist Cnurch will have a quilting bee Thursday at the Methodist Recreation Building. All pleasej bring big-eyed needles, thread and your lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnett of Toledo, Ohio, are the parents of a girl born August 29th. Mrs. Barnett is the former Hazel Miles, daughter of Mrs. Priscilla Miles and the late

Theodore Miles.

nouncement of the marriage of I The Theta Tau Alum _ Robert Bromley Oxnam to. nae will meet at the home of Miss Barbara G. Foehl. Mr. i Mrs. Joe Ryan, 517 East W’ashOxnam is the grandson of Mrs. I ington Street at 7:45 p. m., G. Bromley Oxnam, and the late Tuesday, September 1st. Mrs. Bishop Oxnam of the Methodist' Frank Dicks and Mrs. O. J. Church. Stewart assisting hostesses. Maybern Jones, charged with failure to appear on a speeding charge, has been fined S10 and costs in Justice of the Peace Frank Pierce's Court. The defendant’s driver’s license w r as also suspended for 30 days. Richard Wilde made a surI prise visit to see his grand- | mother. Mrs. Laura Perkins, last week. He will enter the University of B’lorida at Gainesville, Florida, this fall for his freshman year. Richard is the son of James and Charlotte Wilde. They are now stationed at San Salvador, Central

America.

Pauline and Pete Sanford and son, Steve, have returned from two weeks spent in Florida. While there they spent a few days at Silver Springs, Daytona Beach, and Miami. While enroute they visited their son, Jerry, at Fort Benning, Georgia. Jerry is completing thirteen weeks of National Guard training. He is on leave from his wwk at I B.M.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Nancy Lee Barrett, Spring Avenue, 13 years old today. Aug. 31. Mr. and Mrs. John Tzouanikis, 43 years, today, Aug. 31st.

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STATE CANDIDATES AT DEMOCRAT BARBECUE Pointing to economy In government. Senator Vance Hartke Saturday told visitors at a Putnam County Barbecue that he voted to cut more than $17 billion from the government budgets during the past five years. The barbecue appearance by the Hoosier lawmaker was a major stop in his 10-day ’’Communicade throughout Indiana to ‘ meet a million Hoosiers by Sept. 9. Citing the Democratic Party goal of a "balanced budget in a balanced economy.” Senator Hartke pledged to continue his careful evaluation of expenses in order to cut unnecessary spending and at the same time insure a proper expenditure for vital programs. Along with the Senator at the barbecue were the following state candidates: Robert L. Rock, Lt. Gov.; Judge Thomas J. laulconer. Judge Appellate Court; Miss Helen Corey, Reporter, Supreme and Appellate Courts; Senator V ance Hartke, U. S. Senator; Warren W. Martin, Judge, Appellate Court; Russell W. Smith, Judge, Appellate Court. Photo by Ken Nix

SALAD WITH MAN-APPEAL

Outdoor appetites are notoriously hearty, and men and boys can gobble up food in the fresh air with astounding efficiency. How to outwit these jolly gourmandizers? Add to your cookout menu a man-size hot crab-potato salad.

King Crab Hot Potato Salad

strips bacon 1 cup chopped onion 2 cup chopped celery 1 cup chopped green pepper 2 cups cubed cooked potatoes 1 pkgs. (6 oz.) frozen 1 Alaska King Crab meat 1 defrosted and drained 6

dill pickle, cubed This, chopped parsley cup French dressing teaspoons curry powder This, tomato paste teaspoon sugar cup dairy sour cream hard cooked eggs, sliced

THE TICKET—The Democratic ticket and wives look out over the enthusiastic throng in Convention Hall, Atlantic City. From left: Muriel Humphrey, HHH, Lady Bird, and LBJ.

Fry bacon in a skillet over low heat, or about 4 inches above gray coals until bacon is crisp. Remove bacon and reserve. Add onion, celery and green pepper to the hot fat. Saute vegetables until tender. Add potatoes, drained King crab, pickle, parsley. Blend well. Mix French dressing with curry powder, tomato paste and sugar. Add mixture to potato salad. Toss until well blended and hot. Just before serving, stir in sour cream. Serve hot, garnished with sliced hard cooked eggs and bits of reserved crisp bacon. (May be prepared ahead, and heated before serving. Allow plenty of time for thorough heating over barbecue coals, for this is a substantial salad. Add a little water, if necessary, to keep enough moisture over the neat.) Serves 6.

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Hospital Notes Dismissed Sunday: Dorothy Grove, Mrs. George Cummings and daughter, Cloverdale; Joyce Leonard. Greencastle. Dismissed Saturday: Forrest McDivitt, Dorris Gorham, Robert Orr, Mrs. James Smith and son, Mrs. David Williams and daughter, Greencastle: Ronald Lee Thacker, Hughie Walters, Spencer: Maudie Baker, Reelsville: Mrs. Charles Swannell and son. Terre Haute; Dean Allen Young, Cindy Young, Judy Young, Brazil.

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