The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

William McMulHn opening the | treasurer, T. Baker; reporter, J.

meeting. Craig.

The thought for the month' Freshmen: President, M. Robwas "an hour's work is love inson; vice president:, S. Bryan: made visible* secretary,.B. Buis; treasurer, R. Mrs. Goldia Jefferies gave the Archer; reporter, L. Pickett, history of the song. All joined! Eighth Grade: President, R. in singing. "Believe Me if air^ 38 * 1 ’ v i ce president, D. Clark,

Endearing

Young' secretar y’ S- Mundy: treasurer,

; C. Ruark; reporter. R. Flater. Seventh Grade: President, D.

Those

Charms.’’

Mrs. Irene Stanley gave

lesson and ehowed how to m^ke| ^ uc ^ ett; vice P^ent, S.

a pillow top.. , * k-Hr ■

Goldia Peikihs showed some

wall plaque^, made from paper

plates. *hell

Cash; secretary, B. Cash; treasurer, B. Rector; reporter,' P.

Cash.

For Jos. Terry

macaroni,'/ and.:! • " n ’

crushed egg shell, and artificial PlfPC

Mrs. Mabel Robbins gave r ’ a

ireport on garden.

Mrs. Veda Malayer gave the report on outlook. Mrs. Alice Hatfield on Citizenship. ,

. , . . _ Roll call was answered by

Thejmhual Workshop at The members J - ^ .

The secretary and treasurer’s

THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 26-28 S. Jackion St. Gr«»ncastl«, Ind. Business Phan* Ol 3-5151 Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Elisabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Post Offico at Greencastle, Indiana, at Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1871. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam Co. $7.00 par year Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 par year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year

Dr. Harold Watkins

First €lSr:'tian Church will be combined -this Thursday with

V -. y* ■ i

the first,fall meeting of the

Christian Men s Fellowship, and gave the report for the officers the evening s program begins for nex | Y^r which was accept-

with dinner at 6:30 in Fellow-

Bible

Thought

ship Hall.

Guest leader and vesper speaker for the workshop will be Dr. Harold Keith Watkins, Associate Professor of Worship and Parish Ministry at Christian Theological Seminary. Indianapolis. During the individual sessions for worship lead-

ers. Dr. Watkins will meet with a guest, Mrs. Lela Page,

the elders of the local congre-

gation.

On Saturday, Sept. 19. at 10:30 a.m., a beautiful memorial service was held in St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church for

James E. Terry.

Mr. Terry passed away in the Mieah 7-7

^ . A . P e ^ er Bent Bring ham Hospital The full prescription

in Boston, Mass. The cause of | heart: Look his death was a severe coro- Wait Trust!

nary attack which followed open heart surgery three weeks

earlier.

He loved Greet castle and treasured his many friends and

Mrs. C. H. Stark has just re- his work at IBM after completturned from a visit with her ing his basic training, daughter. Mrs. Charles Ela and The Modern Homemakers

family of Boston, Mass. Demonstration Club will meet W ill

Sen. Barry Goiawater will ap- Wednesday evening at 7:30 o- p m t he Moose Home. Mempear with Gen. Dwight D. c l° ck with Mildred Gorham. bers pi ease attend as there will Eisenhower on NBC-TV tonight The Putnam County Repub- be a drawing for a special door

from 8:30 to 9 o’clock. lican Workshop will meet this prize

Christine Gofer. 1 East Liberty of Clinton Falls entertained street. with a dinner Sunday for Mr. Women of the Moose No. 138 and Mrs. Robert Ford, of San'

meet Wednesday at 8:00 Dl eg 0 , California.

evening at Republican Head-

The regular Deaconess meet- quarters at 8:00 p. m. Those at- The St. Paul’s Mothers Club ing of the First Christian tending will have the oppor- will hold a pitch-in dinner and

Church will be held with Wor- tunity of seeing the television | welcome new members in the Estelle Hall, Indianapolis, and

Those attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Jaines McAffee and daughter, Christie, of Russellville; Mrs.

ship Workshop Thursday night program ^featuring Senator j chapel at 6:30 o’clock Thursday, at 6:30 o’clock. Free dinner. Goldwater and former President September 24th. Bring covered Make reservations at church of- Dwight D. Eisenhower. There dish and table service. fice before noon Wednesday. w jjj a j s0 ^ a discussion on InMrs. Doris Demaree, member of diana Election Laws. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford state staff, will met with Dea- Honored With Dinner

coness in special session. The Echo Club will meet,

Ronald Meek has returned to Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. with! Mr. and Mrs. George Frank

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williamson of Greencastle. Mrs. Ford is a sister of Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Williamson. They would be glad to see their friends at the home of Mrs. Frank.

The nomiiating committee

ed by the club.

The meeting closed with the

club prayer.

Mrs. Mabel Robbins gave a

the

reading during the social hour, relatives here. It was his per"U hen W e Get Old. sonal request that there would

The hostess served refreshments assisted by Mrs. Elma

Cheney.

Therefore will I look unto the Lord; I will wait for the God of | my salvation; my God will hear j

for a up —

Personal And Local News

Cathy Lynn Stone was nine-

be a closed coffin service be- j years old September 21st. She i cause he wanted his loved ones’i s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and friends to remember him as ! Gerald Stone of Greencastle. The club was happy to have he was while living

them.

Meeting with the deacons during individual sessions, will be Rev. Edwin Allender, associate secretary and director of church services for the Association of Christian Churches in Indiana. Meeting the deaconesses will be Mrs. Herald De-

in requested that the money be gi\^en to any worthy person or

among John Hillis, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Clifford Hillis. Greencastle

Club adjourned to meet with In lieu of floral tributes, he

with Mrs. James Robbins

October. persons.

Pall bearers ■'were George Rodenbaugh. Ben Cannon. Paul Harris, Lyle Mormett. Herschel Hammond and Cecil Rankin. Honorary pall bearers were Frank Madenwold, Eugene Ford

and Donald Cantone.

' *,«

Fillmore Class Officers Fleeted

Fillmore High

School's an-

maz : ee, a member of the nual election is an occasion _ state staff of the Christian everyone looks forward to and Boslon T( , >| Pe t Churches ajid director of leader- this year was no exception. The Sp . )trm | (pr o 8th

•hip development. The ushers officers elected are as follows:

Route 3, has entered Purdue University, majoring in agri-

culture.

Marion Stanley, Greenfield father of Allen Stanley of this city, died Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Pasco Funeral Home in Greenfield.

Rill be led by three men of the Seniors: President. Ed Coffin; congregation: Ward Mayhall,, vice president, R. Skelton: sec-

Roy C. F razier.

Sutkerlin and C.

C. retary, V. Clark; treasurer, J.

Lairmore.

Mrs. Perkins Hostess To Jacksonetts H. D. Club

Juniors: President. B. Jackson; vice president, R. Robinson: secretary. R. Hutcheson;

The September meeting of the treasurer, J. A. Buis: reporter. Home Economics Club met at v - c l ar ^ and J- Giddings. the home of Mrs. Orville Per-1 Sophomores: President,

kms with the president, Mrs.

■ Miss Dianne Balay, daughter | of Larry and Ann Alice Balay, ; is attending Kindergarten College at Indianapolis and appears its on television, Channel 13, Sept,

new fall season Monday evening. 21 to 25 at 8:30 to $.30 a m. September 28. with a meeting at The Tri-County Community the home of Mrs. W. A. Shelly, Church will hold its annual 220 Hillsdale Ave., with Mrs. homecoming and basket dinner

Boston Club will begin

Curtis Hughes assisting. The program will be given by Mrs. O. D. McCullough.

this Sunday, September 27th There will be Sunday School at j 10 o’clock and meeting the rest

Boston Club will celebrate its I of the day. Everyone is invited, seventieth birthday on July 12. Come on out and spend the day

us. The Rev. Samuel

fm^'sLrUr^.^M^Chestnuri ' t0 make thi * a *ala year. g Schimp of Bloomington will be

I Officers of the club this >ear t he speaker. are Mrs. Granville Thompson. 1 The sixth annual Smorgaspresident: Mrs. Staten Owens, bord and Bazaar of the Beech first vice president; Mrs. Robert I Grove E.U.B. Church will be Gould, second vice-president; i held Friday, September 25. at Mrs. Garden Eggers. corres- (the Putnam County fairponding secretary: and Mrs. grounds. This church is located Alfred Jeffers, recording secre- near Putnam-Paike County tgj.y. line northwest of Greencastle.

This annual affair has good .. . .. home- cooking with the women Marriage Licenses working from one year to the Ralph Eugene Ellis, factory'next on projects for the

worker, Reelsville. Route 1. and bazaar. An appliqued quilt, a Judith Ann Baxter, factory J pieced quilt, comforts, rugs, worker. Fillmore. faneywork, baked goods, and

James Earl Hoffman, painter, i jellies are among some of the and Ruby Virginia Nichols, handmade articles. shoe clerk, both of Greencastle. T Roland Stephen O'Hair, un- Don’t look for us in the TV

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