The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 26-2B S. Jackson St. Graancostl*. Ind. Business Rhone Ol 3-5131 Samuel R. Rariden. Rublisher Elizabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William 0. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Rest Office at Green-

October Meeting Held By Roachdale Club The Roachdale Home Demonstration Club held its October meeting at the Country Inn near Hollandsburg. After a delicious luncheon the the meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Jesse Ford. Minutes of previous meet-

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1 NPLKTT KBED QUEEN At the start of a two-day visit to French-speaking Quebec. Queen Elizabeth II addresses the provincial legislature from a throne in the Parliament building. Outside, police routed a group of chanting young people agitating for separation of Quebec from English-speaking Canada.

Negro To Speak A prominent Negro federal judge, James B. Parsons, will examine approaches to successful human relations in a convocation address tomorrow at 10 a. m. in DePauw University's Meeharry Hall. Parsons was appointed by President Kennedy as judge of the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in 1961. The Missouri born jurist had been serving as an elected judge of the Superior Court of Cook County (111.) prior to his residential appointment to the federal bench. Miller Stumps In Windy City CHICAGO UPI — Rep. William E. Miller, the Republican vice presidential candidate, came \vh<;re the voters are today in this state which Sen. Barry M. Goldwater considers a key to a GOP victory in November. Miller, fresh from a campaign swing through Indiana, had formal speeches, receptions and an open air rally on his schedule in the Chicago area. More than half the population of Illinois is in Chicago and its suburbs. Miller’s visit here preceded by a day that of Goldwater, who has set his signts on swinging Illinois into the Republican column with its 27 electoral votes. The late John F. Kennedy carried the state by the slim margin of a few thousand votes in 1960. The GOP vice presidential candidate's swing through Indiana took him across the state from Richmond to Terre Haute. At the Indiana State College Sports Arena in Terre Haute. Miller told a crowd of about 4.000 persons that the American people “want the truth’’ about Bobby Baker straight from President Johnson.

-Ex-Patient Hunted Christi. part of a campaign swing through his native state. The trip includes Dallas, his first visit to Dallas since President Kennedy was assassinated three cars ahead of him in a motorcade. “I do not believe there was a plot to kill the President," said Sheriff Johnnie Mitchell, whose men conducted the raids and made the arrests. "But I do think that one individual made a -threat to an informant I trust 100 per cent.” Mitchell would not say who his informant was. Marriage License Henry D. Webb, truck driver. Roachdale. and Lana Jean Call, at home, Crawfordsville.

castle. Indiana, as Secand Class Mail ing was read by secretary, Mrs. matter under Act of March 7, 1878. R. C. Skelton and approved. Subscription Rrices Officers for the coming year Home Delivery 35c per week nominated. Three of the ve ed in Putnam Co. $7 00 per y»n | members gave descriptions of Outside .» Putnam Ca. St 00 p., y.a, ^ ^ they ^ taken this $12.00 par year ^f rs prank Sillery of the

New England States and Canrda. Mrs. Dewey W’ilson visited the Shenandoah National Park : n Virginia and Mrs. R. C. Skel-

kind; love envieth °not; love 1 ton ^ve us a description of her vaunteth not itself, is not tr *P " or ^ s F’ a * r - puffed up, doth not behave it- 1 Next meeting will be at the self unseemly. I Corinthians home of Mrs. Raymond Crosby. 13:4-5. |

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks during Willard’s recent illness and stay in the Putnam County Hos-

pital.

We wish to thank the doctors, the blood donors, all the hospital staff, the ministers, friends, relatives and neighbors for the many flowers, cards and

St. Paul's Mother’s Club will | v * s ^ ors w hile there.

Willard and Wayburn

Fitzsimmons

There is both beauty and strength in love. It is the mightiest force in the world: but it is marked by gentleness, kindness, and unselfishness.

Personal And Lota! News

meet tonight at 7:30

Chapel.

in the j

Penelope Club will meet IN MEMORY Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. In loving memory of my George Garrett. Don’t forget mother, Garnett Nerrine Brown, the auction. who passed away Oct. 13, 1959.

5 years have passed since that

sad day

When one I loved passed

away

Time may change year by year,

Delta Theta Tau will have an< * f rien ds day by day their Founder’s Day program sv ' , ' ee t memories of you Friday at 8:30 with Mrs. Ben u never fade away Hoover, 611 E. Seminary St. Lif€ is not 016 541116 since y° u

went away.

Wesley Service Guild will meet in Cloverdale Oct. 19th at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Robert McKamey.

LITTLEST TO BIGGEST—One of the smallest trucks produced by Dodge for 1965 is the A-100 Sportsman Wagon (upper photo), which provides ample space for both passengers and cargo. In the lower photo is Dodge’s huge heavy-duty NL-1000 Tilt-Cab diesel, designed for over-the-road hauling. Its short cab dimensions permit longer trailer lengths.

A son was born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Johnson of Coatesville, Route

I 2.

Sadly missed by Daughter, Helen Fender.

IN MEMORIAM

In living memory of my wife,

1 The Cloverdale Home Demon- Clona Bla y des - who passed

! stration Club will meet Friday a * 0 afternoon. Oct. 16th at 1:00 p.m Ct0 ' ’ ’ . .u j , -i Beyond life s golden sunset at the Cloverdale Community - .. .. , 0 ,, »

_ .... 17 In the land of Gods tomor-

Building.

® I row,

Floyd E. Peck. 22. Brazil, was Tis a place of wondrous beauty arrested by City Officer Bill Where they know no fear or Masten at 11:10 Wednesday I sorrow. night and charged with improp- ^ or himself in tenderness, er passing on Ind. 240. Shall wipe away all tears,

So we rejoice in knowing

An estimated 10 per cent of That our loved one has found the small coins in this country 1 peace are held in piggy banks and i n the land of God s tomorrow other family collections. If Where his blessings never

these funds were deposited In a

savings account, they would earn interest and be just as available when needed. Help j relieve the temporary coin |

shortage by shifting your sav-

ings from your piggy bank to:

a thrift account.

tion and has warned Krushchev, “the minute you call your meeting you will step into your grave." Communist North Korea has rejected the invitation and Communist Albania is certain to. Rejections are likely from Communist Romania, Communist North Viem Nam and the Communist parties of Japan and Indonesia. This would still leave the ' Kremlin with a comfortable two-thirds majority of the invited parties, more than enough to proceed with the organizational meeting.

which can unite us, not petty things that divide us," he said. “Today the number one issue in this campaign is re-

| sponsibility."

theMeeting Held By Young Mothers Club

Sen. Goldwater Speaks In Texas

The hostess gift was won by

Mrs. Fine.

Mrs. Nora Miller thanked everyone for the signed card she received when she was disabled. A card was passed and signed by everyone present to be sent to Mrs. Jean Saunders, who re-

cease.

Sadly missed by Husband. Grover C. Blaydes, Daughters,

Son and grandchildren.

Nikita Sets Up Top Red Session

MOTHER ACCUSED Airman 1 c Rex Crowder Sr. holds his son Rex Jr., at their home in Longview, Tex., after being called home from the Philippines over exposure death of another son, Rickey Dale, 22 months old. Rickey was first reported missing by his mother, but Rex Jr. kept saying he knew where Rickey was, and led police to a roadside ravine where the body was found. Now the mother is accused of leaving him there to die.

Hospital Notes M0SC0W UPI _ Soviet Pre . Dismissed Wednesday: Rob- mier Nikita Khrushchev’s inviert Dorsett, Cloverdale: Brenda tation for a preliminary showMiller, Fillmore: Mrs. James down meeting in Moscow Dec. Whitt and daughter, Coates- 15 o the Sino-Soviet split has ville. been accepted by about two-

thirds of the Communist parties invited, informed sources said

today,

Letha Price vs. Franklin Lee These 25 parties were asked Price, suit for divorce and res- Au S- 10 to start work in midtoration of maiden name,! December on plans for a worldLetha Gibson. Frank Stoesscl is wide Communist congress

Putnam Court Notes

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which could result in the formal expulsion of Communist China from the world Communist

| bloc.

A similar group prepared the

vices were held here for Moscow congress of 81 CommuCharles D. Funk, 19. R.R. 2, nist parties in 1960—the last Lynn, who was crushed to occasion on which the Soviet death Monday when his car fell Union and Red China were able off blocks as he worked under- to present a facade of unity, neath it replacing a muffler at Now Communist China has his home. turned down the Soviet invita-

LBJ Campaigns In New York NEW YORK UPI—President Johnson, stung by the revelation that one of his top aides was arrested on a morals charge goes to upstate New York toj day to campaign in normally j Republican territory. The swing through Rochester and Buffalo, originally designed to bolster the U. S. Senate hopes of former Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, took on added significance after the arrest of White House aide Walter Jenkins was revealed Wednesday night. The news of Jenkins arrest came as a shock to the White and was regarded as a setback to the landslide victory that had been widely predicted for Johnson. Johnson made no direct referance to the matter in the prepared texts of his speeches at Buffalo and Rochester . But in the Rochester speech he said no one was going to win “by slinging mud at each other, or by tearing down our cherished institution." "Let’s focus on these values

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HARLINGEN, Tex., UPI — Sen. Barry M. Goldwater accused President Johnson today of “using every power of his great office ... to cover up one of the sorriest rumors we have ever had in the nation’s Cap-

itol.”

Goldwater's remarks were in a speech prepared for deliv- j ery at a campaign rally here today in his first of three stops in Texas. He also was scheduled to go to Beaumont and Hous-

ton.

The Arizona senator told reporters his mention of rumors and scandal referred to the Bobby Baker case. He said he had no comment on the resignation Wednesday of Walter W. Jenkins as a Johnson aide after disclosure Jenkins had been arrested on morale charges. Making his fourth campaign foray into Johnson’s home state of Texas, Goldwater hammered hard on the Bobby Baker issue and gave almost equal billing to the President's fellow Texan. Billie Sol Estes. Goldwater said: “All across this land there is a rising tide of doubt and dismay concerning the presidency of the United States. “On the one hand, there is a President who asks for the most extreme devotion, even lov'*, asking the people to go rll the way with him, to turn their taxes, their future, their schools, their problems, their every wish over to him. “On the other hand, there is a P-esident whose great and good friend, Bobby Baker, has been exposed as a manipulator of high office. There is a President whose name and office is linked with that of a convicted criminal, Billie Sol Estes. “And there is a President who must be using every power of his great office, right now, yesterday and tomorrow, to cover up one of the sorriest rumors we have ever had in the nation’s capital.

The Young Mothers Study Club met with Mrs. Carolyn Reid on October 7, at 7:30 p. m. | The invited program guest was unable to attend due to ill-

( ness. A capable substitute. Mrs. centlv had surgery,

i Helen Fine, gave an interesting j lesson on ceramics. She showed i and explained the painting, ! glazing and firing of each. Sev- | eral questions were asked about ! different articles, as to length of time in firing, temperature and price Mrs. Fine has many | beautiful article for sale. She j wa-. presented a gift in appreci-

ation for her lesson.

The Indiana Gas Company asked the club to be their guest for the evening of Monday, Oct. 26. 1964 at 7:30. Each member please bring one or two

guests.

Delicious refreshments were served to thirteen members and three guests by the hosteess and co-hostess. Mrs. Nora Mil-

ler.

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