The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1964 — Page 6

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Pag* 6 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

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. LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Ekiitor; Tiger Cubs? You will see a lot , , ^ , of kids having good, clean fun In reference to two articles that appeared in a column in b >' t€am members, Manyour newspaper last week. agers, cheerleaders and, of Maybe the writer of the article should go back to school to find out what is causing these things to happen. As a sophomore at the Great Greencastle Senior High School I realize that we do make misitakes and maybe could slow down, but don't forget “to err is human”. About rushing at noontime. You would too if you were hungry and had less than an hour to eat. * About the driving habits. I feel it isn't up to the school to say you Can't drive to school, but it is up to the parents. If the parents can’t tell their offspring not to drive, what kind of parents are they? Now on to the smoking problem. I don't smoke and really don't care to. But the young people that do. must buy them some place and it is the adults that sell' them to them. And who may I ask leave the machines out in public so that anybody can use them? The gnawer, adults. Now I don t have anything against adults mind you,., because I have a lovely set at home called par-

ents.

But when' adults do something and let their children do it once or twice, why not do it all of the time? Many adults should take a look at their driving habits. Maybe a policeman could spend a day at the corner of Walnut £ and Spring Streets. The poor | guy would get a terrible case of writer’s cramp from writing tickets for drivers (mostly adults) that don't stop and usually don't even slow down for the crossing. Now that I have said all of this, why don't the readers of this paper come to the ball games and support our Great

course, the lung power called the Pep Club.

J. 3.

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IN SCHOOL AND OUT OF SCHOOL—Two Negro first-grade pupils leave formerly all white Jeffenon Davie School (upper) in Jackson. Miss., as integration moves on a pact, and (lower) Mrs. Patty Salters’ second grade classroom is ■nmewhat boycotted in Cleveland. This is Stephen E. How* Elementary School, with only 13 of 40 pupils present. Tfs the school where civil rights demonstrations took place in the spring, and where a young minister was crushed to death under tracks of a bulldozer while the school was being built.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks to the hospital staff, Dr. Johnson, Hopkins - Walton. Especially Angwell Curtain Co., and our many wonderful neighbors and friends during the illness and death of our husband and father. Owen Jeffries. The Family pd

ATLANTIC CITY UPI — President Johnson said today his administration is planning to cut consumer exise taxes next year as the first step in a six-point program to preserve

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Fourth Escapee INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Janice Hamilton, 17, Gary, walked away from the Indiana Girls School early today. She was the fourth girl in two days to es-

Reunion Is Held At Robe Ann Park The O Neal and Guy reunion was held at the Robe-Ann Park Sunday, September 20. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joshua O’Neal and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Henry O’Neal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion O'Neal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Archie O’Neal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wendel O’Neal and

Kathy, Willis O’Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lancaster. Mr. and • Mrs. Gerald O'Neal and son. Mr. and Mrs. Phil O’Neal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chester O'Neal and family, Lana Hunter and Mary Cundiff, all of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd O Neal and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Bedford O’Neal of Cloverdale; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jones and famI ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cogell, j Mr. and Mrs. Mike Guy, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Arthur Guy and family, all

of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Livingston and Lana of Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baily and son, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brock and sons of Martinsville; Mr. and Mrs; Wm. O'Neal and family of Zionsville; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Keith and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Guy and family, Mrs. Roy Davis and family, Mrs. Ethel and Orville Guy, all of Paragon; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O’Neal and family of Denver. Colorado.

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Couple Die In Marital Tragedy INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Mrs. Wilma Arden. 44. Camby, died in Methodist Hospital today, a few hours after she and her husband, Clifford, were found shot at their homes. Authorities said Mrs. Arden was lying in critical condition about 60 feet from the house and Arden was Inside home with a single bul’et wr”nd in

the chest.

They said it appeared to be an attempted murder-suicide. Ard*-:! was taken to Morgan County Hospital at Martinsville in serious condition.

Hospital Notes

Dismissed Monday; 'Mrs. Danny Stockton and son. Bainbrsdge: Mrs. Herbert Simmons and son. Reelsville; Avery Wampler. Gosport; Ileen Har-

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