The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 November 1964 — Page 8

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, November 4, 1964

FILLMORE NEWS Mrs. Ruth Smith left Wednesday morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan and son in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pruitt, Mrs. Charles Smith and Dennis Bowen attended the first quarterly conference of the Methodist church Monday afternoon. Mesdames Betty Zeiner, Kathleen Day, Pauline Pursell and Berenice Smith attended the sub-Dist. W. S. C. S. meeting at Harmony Tuesday. Tuesday visitors of Mrs. Eve McNary were her cousins from Brazil. Mrs. Margaret Simonson and Mrs. Kathryn Kirk. In the afternoon all three called oon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davidson at Coatesville, Mr.

Davidson is recovering from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans visited Mrs. Hallie Runnells at the home ofo her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Pritchett, north of Dan- ' ville, Mrs. Runnell is no better. A large crowd turned out Wednesday night for the ; "Career” night at the school. Mrs. Blanch Hiatt of Venice, Florida and Mrs. Shirley Wil- ' son of New Maysville visited Wednesday afternoon with their : sister Mrs. Edith McKamey and ! called on their aunt, Mrs. Ida Day. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon at 1 the home of Mrs. Gallic Cassidy, with Mrs. Ida Smith as hostess. Sixteen members and Sherri Chestnut and Mersha Ross present. Mrs. Smith furn-

ished the entertainment and served delicious refreshments. The 51st anniversary will be a luncheon at Bert and Betty’s Kountry Kitchen on Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kelley spent Sunday in Stilesville with with his mother, Mrs. Roxie Kelley. Mrs. Ida Day spent Sunday with Mrs. Huldah Wright. Mrs. Ora Sechman entered the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Friday for treatment. Mrs. Crystal Barker is a patient at the Putnam County Hospital, room 311. The Revival Services started Monday night at the Methodist church with Rev. Sam Carlton preciding. Mrs. Minnie Wells called last | week on Mrs. Trudy Philpott j and Mrs. Mae Pursell. Mr. and Mrs. Carltoon Cunningham and daugter Sue spent

Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells. Forty-eight children were enrolled Thursday for Kindergarten, which opens Monday, Nov. 2. Johnny Tharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cassell Tharp, suffered a broken finger playing football at school Wednesday. He was treated at the Putnam County Hospital and released. On Octoboer 21st the Fillmore Fire Department made 3 runs to fight grass fires, in the afternoon. Recent callers on Ida and Charley Day were Mrs. Myrtle Kirby. Mrs. Glenn Michall and Mrs. Vesta Mitchell of Bainbridge. Mrs. Shirley Wilson of New Maysville and Mrs. Blanch Hiatt of Venice. Florida. I. W. Wright and Ruth O'Hair of Brick Chapel. The Fillmore Fire Department made 3 runs Saturday to

put out trash fires, which i j were out of control. Every member and two as- ! sociate members enjoyed the delicious luncheon Wednesday ' at Bert and Bettys Kountry Kitchen. In the afternoon everyone enjoyed playing ; games.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney, j Mrs. Ida Bowman and Mrs. Madeline O’Hair spent Sunday in Lucas. Ohio with Doris Ruark and family. Mrs. Ruark is ill in the Mansfield Hoos- | pital, Mrs. Ethel Ruark re- I turned home after spending 3 weeks with his son.

Fern News Ernest Heber returned home from the Putnam County Hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Raymer were in Indianapolis on day

last week visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fidler returned to Leehigh. Florida Monday, after spending the summer at their home at Thomas Lake. Robert Burks is still confined to the Putnam County Hospital. Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber were; Mr. and Mrs. Dan W’allac-' and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hayes of Knightsville, Roy Hayes of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry of Rockville, John Hiestand and Joy Cumsmings. Mr. and Mrs. William Aker and family attended a party at he Methodist Church at Reelsville Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Greencastle sailed on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest

Heber Saturday. Mrs. Chester Hutcheson Jr. and sons of Manhatten Road called on Mr. and Mrs. Larry McAllister and son. Saturday afternoon.

New Maysville vr iolet Leak and Sharon Hart 1 called on Nellie Henderson. Hazel Henderson and Wanda Hart

I in Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higginbottham of Kentucky called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob jL«ak. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Alexander and family of Roachdale called on Mr. and Mrs. Junior Bur- ; dine and family, i Jane Dickerson. Lulu Ward and Vicky Hart called on Emma Mickel on Friday. Grace Ann. Kathy and Mary i Leak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak of near North Salem,

spent Sunday with their Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak and their Aunt Sharon Hart

anr* children.

Jane Dickerson called on Lulu Ward Saturday afternoon other callers during the week were; Violet Leak, Sharon Hart and children and Keith Scats. TEEN POPULATION NEW YORK (UPI> — The Census Bureau estimates there were 33 million teen-agers In the United States in 1963 and that by 1970 the number will have risen to 39 million.

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