The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

To The Editor: It has been the policy of most newspapers to state which candidate they are supporting. Most of the leading newspapers have supported the Republican party. But more and more this year the newspapers are supporting L.B.J. The Kansas City Star is backing L.B.J. and this is the first Demicrat they have supported since 1892. Here are a few statistics in accordance with the latest Gallup Poll: Question: “Who do you support? Johnson or Goldwater?” Business and Professional Men. Doctors. Lawyers, Engineers, Businessmen, L B.J. SSTi: Goldwater 36%; Undecided 6%. White Collar Workers. L B.J. 62' f: Goldwater 28' c; undecided 10%. Manual Laborers, L.B.J. 72%; Goldwater 22%: undecided 6%. Farmers. L.B.J. 62%; Goldwater 33%; undecided 5%. (Reprinted Indianapolis Star. Aug. 30, 1964 i There must be a reason for these Republicans to support

L.B.J. You've got to admit that L.B.J. does have the qualifications we like to see in the man leading our great country. “Speak softly and carry a big stick.” A realist who believes in world peace. And don t forget, it hasn't been very long ago that us taxpayers got a tax cut. Several presidents have promised us a tax cut, but L.B.J. was the first who got it for us and don’t you forget i^ ^ No man in his right mind would trade a bird in the hand for two promised to be in the bush. L.B.J. predicts he will get three out of every ten Republican votes. Let's not let rim down. Oh yes. a word to you Democrats. The paper recently said that in 1960 18% of the Democrats who were registered did not vote. Get up off of it and go register and vote. I think this paper is big enough to have an Editorial Section. Let us hear your views! Who does this paper support ? R E B.

Local Group To Host District President Mrs. J. B. Kohlmeyer, alumnae district president for Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, will bs the guest of the Greencastle alumnae chapter at its first; meeting of the season, to be hold tomorrow. Mrs. Kohlmey-! er, who lives in West Lafayette, and other alumnae members will hear Mrs. Richard Kelly, resident of the local chapter, give a report on her trip to the sorority's Grand Convention which was held in Banff last

June.

Mrs. Simpson Stoner will be the hostess for the luncheon meeting.

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Monday, September 28th is the last day to file claims with

the County Auditor.

A daughter was born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roland

Hahn of Freedom.

Bro. Harold Shepherd will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ Sunday, Sept27, 11 a. m. Visitors welcome. Many Happy Returns of the } day, when you have tryed our j top quality work, with our Top Value Stamps. Old Reliable

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Hospital Notes

Dismissed Wednesday: Verla Bumgardner. Hannah Graver. William Max Wilson, Jr.. Greencastle: Katherine Vaughn. Bainbridge; Recil Arnold. Fillmore; Stephen Holsapple, Jeffrey Fidler, Cloverdale; Alma Walters, Freedom; Paul Clem, Decatur, Illinois.

Pumpkin Pie Tops a Meal

_ Edgar J. Kelly is here from

D1DI £ Washington, D. C., visiting rela-

dim# tives anc * f riends - ^ tr - Kell y is

M EB4MB • president of the National AssoCome now, and let us reason ciation of Social Security Bene-

together; saith the Lord; ficiaries.

though your sins be as scarlet; ; Lynn Ann j ac kson, daughter

Xi Beta Eta chapter of Beta they 9hall be as white as snow; ^ Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson,

Sorority Met With Mrs. John Bergen

Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. John Bergen. Co-hostess

was Mrs. Gene Fredrick.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks to the Eventide staff, Dr. Tipton, Hopkins-Walton, and our many friends and neighbors during the illness and death of our Mother, Rosa Walker. The Family. pd

Chili Con CaTne Goes Fancy

and the fallibility of man. Personal And Local News

The business meeting was opened by the President, Mrs. Fredrick, with all members rerepeating the Opening Ritual. There were seventeen members j present. Program books have been ap- j j proved by International and will be printed by the next meet-

ing.

Final plans and preparations M r . and Mrs. Harry Livenfor booth at “Fair on the good, former Greencastle resiSquare" were made. dents, were here yesterday from The meeting was closed with Lake Wales, Florida, visiting all repeating Closing Ritual and friends. Mizpah. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Dick Refreshments were served by son, 2331-43rd Avenue East,

the hostess and co-hostess. The next meeting will be at ' the home of Mrs. Robert Har-

Though they be red like crim- hag return ed from a trip to New son, they shall be as wool. Y ork, the World’s Fair and Isaiah 1:18. Washington, D. C. She went by The exercise of reason cannot train with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert help but lead to a realization Tate of Indianapolis,

of the holiness of the Creator,

Association at Palistine Primitive Baptist Church; Oct. 8, service 7:30 p. m.; Oct. 9, service 7:30 p. m.; Oct. 10 service 2:00 p. m. Pitch-in supper 5:30 p. m., bring own service. Service 7:30 p. m. Everyone

welcome.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my deep appreciation and thanks during my recent illness and stay in the Putnam County Hospital. I wish to thank the doctors and hospital staff, V.F.W. Father's Auxiliary. DePauw Maintenance Dept., and janitors, the ministers’ daily visits, friends, relatives and neighbors for my many cards, flowers and visits while there. Thomas D. Chadd pd

It’s no trick to have a treat when you serve a fluffy pumpkin chiffon filling in a tender, flaky crust made with lard.

BE SURE AND ATTEND “FAIR ON THE SQUARE” THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY

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Pythian Sisters To Hold State Meeting

The

76th Annua

Grand Temple Session of Pythian Sisters of Indiana will convene in Indian-

Seattle. Washington, are the parents of a daughter, born i September 22nd. Mrs. Dickson is the former Nancy Burkett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burkett of this city. Mrs. 8||||| Burkett is leaving today for H&Zte j Seattle to be with her daugh-

ter and family.

Dr. Robert J. Fuson left New ! York on September 20th to visit

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cities in Europe. Dr. Fuson will ; speak on Heart Surgery in

A ouiek V eany meal for a snappy Fall day stars canned «*ub with corn bread sticks. Top with grated cheese.

4 YOUR HEALTH

By LESTER 1* COLEMAN, MJ>.

iapolis at the Claypool Hotel on

September 29, 30. and October Qj as g 0W an( j w ,]i V j sR promin- !• I \ C . h . arge Wil1 ent surgeons in London Copen-

ranc * Hagen. Stockholm, Amsterdam ! and Paris where he will discuss

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Exploring Facts And Fancies

TO YOU -feed a cold and Starve a fever”? Colds are infections that deprive the body of its normal energy. With or without fever, a cold, flu, grippe and other •fmpie respiratory infections are benefited by email, light, frequent nourishing feedings. There is no need to “starve” or overfeed colds or fevers. Does beefsteak cere a

black eye?

There are no known medical properties in Dr. Coleman beefsteak that would justify ite cse to treat a “black eye.” Beefsteak is cold and moist end soothing, but no more so than the less expensive washcloth compress. The vivid rainbow hues that follow a “shiner” take just as long to disappear, with or with- j out the waste of prune cuts of

beef.

Is gout a “rich man’s dis-

ease”?

The familiar picture of the English country squire sitting at a bay window, with a bay {

avoided once the diagnosis of gout is made. Hie seventy and complication of gout has been markedly reduced by specific drugs, like colchicine, whose affects are dramatic in the relief of pain and in the control of severe attacks.

be Helen Whitaker, Chief, of Greenwood.

Registration will begin ai » Hyperbanc heart surgery with a. m on Tuesday morning, on t bese surgeons. Mrs. Fuson and the Mezzanine of the Claypool. chjjdi-eri are visiting her parServing on the registration entg Mr and Mrs D w committee will be Jessie Lott, s m ythe in Greencastle, while Past Grand Chief; Eva Baird, |3 r p uso n is on htis trip.

Past Grand Chief; Cecil Um-i barger, Past Chief; and Leo Musgrave, Past Chief. The re-

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie arrived Wednesday from Saigon, South Viet Nam, to visit Mrs.

Is ft true that a seven-month premature baby is healthier than an eight-month “preemie” ? This not true. This is an old and completely unsubstantiated

myth.

The longer time the premature infant has to develop in the womb of the mother, the better are its chances for good

health.

It is interesting to note that the modem definition of a premature baby includes not only its actual gestation time, but also its birth weight. Children bom even at full nine-month period are considered “premature” if their birth weight is bflow 5 lbs. That is why such children are sometimes kept in the hospital for a longer period, for their added safety. Does aspirin cause heart

trouble ?

There is no basis in fact for

window. *his foot elevated on a *' this distortion. Aspirin does not

ception committee, composed of Rit chi«'s mother, Mrs. F. O. Mabel Samuels, Past Grand p ra i e y i anc j Mrs. Ritchie's sisChief; Bernice Dorrell; and Miss Mary Fraley, East Ruby Havens, will be in the Seminary Street. Enroute they lobby of the hotel to greet and made stopovers in the Holy assist you during the conven- Land, Europe and Arlington, ti 011 * i Va., where their daughter, VirA School of Instruction will ginia, has enrolled in Junior

cloud-soft pillow, the big toe swathed in preposterous bandages ... is only a caricature. Gout is not selective of economic or social groups. It can and does occur in the poor as well as the rich. Nor does it always occur in the obese, food-loving, wine-dr inking male. Gout is a complex disturbance of the body’s utilization and elimination of uric acid. Although diet does not cause the

cause heart trouble nor is it necessarily bad for patients with heart conditions. It is only in unusual instances of severe allergic sensitivity or when specially forbidden by the physician that aspirin should be

avoided.

While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readers? questions in his column whenever possible and when they

disease, diets rich in purine are of general interest. Address such as liver, sweetbreads, kid- your letters to Dr. Coleman in neys and anchovies should be care of this newspaper.

FREE COFFEE & DONUTS REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS ALL DAY Saturday, September 26 MEET THE CANDIDATES Public Invited

be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the Chateau Room, in , charge of the Grand Chief and the Grand Senior, Dons Wilcox of Crawfordsville. Tuesday evening's program will begin with Formal Introduction of all Distinguished Guests, with Gladys Gilfoy, Past Grand Chief, of North Judson as Mistress of Ceremonies, assisted by Degree Staffs of Hope and Gleaners Temples. Sparkle Council of Sunshine Girls will give special work as well as Staffs from Districts No. 7, 8. 11. The Grand Officers will give the Initiatory work, assisted by Arbor Vitae staff from Brownsburg. Lizton Temple, No. 462, which was instituted September 5, 1964. will give the clos-

ing ceremony.

The Indianapolis Chief of Police will give the Welcome on Wednesday morning at 9 a. m. This will be followed with a business session. On Wednesday afternoon, at 1:30, the Grand Lodge Officers will make their official Visitation. The Memorial for deceased members will be in charge of Eva Baird, Past Grand Chief of Morocco, followed by the Election of Officers for the coming year. The “Sunshine Banquet” will be held in the Riley Room of the Claypoll on Wednesday evening for all Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters, and friends. The business session will reconvene on Thursday morning at 9 a. m. with remaining committee reports and other business. The afternoon and final session will begin at 2 p. m. with the presentation of a Charter to the new Lizton Temple, followed by Public Installation of Officers, to officially close the 76th Annual Grand Temple Session of Pythian Sisters in Indiana.

High School for several weeks. Mr. Ritchie is acting chief of the Industrial Division of the United States Overseas Mission in foreign aid. They will return to Saigon in November.

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it’s more fun to save for a sunny day Everyone of us wants more money for vacations, a new boat — or even a trip abroad. You can have it by adding a regular amount every week or so to your Savings Account. Of course, regular saving can be the way to prepare for a rainy day, too, but all your days can be sunnier if you have a growing Savings Account. Act now, open or add to your Savings Account. FIRST CITIZENS HANK AND TRUST CU. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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