The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 November 1964 — Page 3

" -Wide Church Workshop Meeting lo Be Held November 9, At Gobin

1 spending ft day and ft half at President Johnson’s Texas

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The county - wide workshop Church Sunday Schools not | for officers and teachers of the represented last Monday evef Sunday Church Schools of Put- ning will be well represented nam County got off to a good at the second workshop to be i start at its first session last held at the same place Monday, ? Monday evening, 7-9 p. m., in November 9 from 7-9 p. m. The ■ charterhouse of Gobin Memorial largest number from any one Church. The workshop is in church last week came from Charge of seven of the out- the First Baptist Church of l, standing denominational lead- Greencastle with 14 registraI ers of the state — all well tions. The ladies of the Chris-

shortly after he arrived here. But he and other official^ knocked down speculation that

Johnson and Humphrey dis- j he would make a special miscussed a wide range of matters, sion to allied nation in Europe, ranging from the state of the ! Humphrey said he had not nation’s economy to thc.role the | discussed a trip to the NATO Minnesota senator will play in j nations with the President, the new administration. I The senator’s high spirits Humphrey was brought up to matched the name of his camdate on the latest international paign plane, “The Happy Wardevelopments in telephone con- r ior,” on his arrival at Washferences with Secretary of ington’s National Airport. The State Dean Rusk and Defense plane, wdiich was leased for the Secretary Robert S. McNamara campaign, took Humphrey 55,-

000 miles through 40 states prior to Tuesday’s election. Humphrey said he was looking forward to his vacation. “1 need to do some thinking, some reading and some playing,’’ he said. He said there was a possibility he would resign as senator from Minnesota before his inauguration Jan. 20 so his successor would be able to gain seniority in the 89th Congress.

Gov. Rolvaag To Select Senator MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. UP! j —A successor to the Senate j seat of Vice President-Elect | Hubert H. Humphrey is expecti ed to be appointed soon—perhaps within a week.

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, November 6,1964

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Church of Russellville

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signed. hour last week and next MonJ Paul Carrington, chairman of day evening the ladies of Big i! the department of Christian Walnut Baptist will be in I Education of Putnam County charge of the refreshment

• Council of Churches hopes that | period.

Humphreys To Virgin Islands

for a Virgin Islands vacation today to “unwind a little" from the long campaign.

WASHINGTON UPI

The Humphreys planned to fly to the Caribbean resort this

t Vice i morning. They returned to their, t President - Elect Hubert H. home in suburban Chevy Chase, • Humphrey and his wife leave Md., Thursday night after

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NOW THEY KNOW WHO THEY’RE BUILDING IT FOR—Workmen continue building stands in front of the Capitol in Washington for the Jan. 20 inauguration. The steel structure at right is where the ceremony will take place.

PROTEST POPE’S VISIT—Posters protesting the forthcoming visit of Pope Paul VI to India are read by an Indian student in New Delhi. Religious groups in India are asking that the Pope's visit be cancelled and that Christian missionaries end their work in India.

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Humphrey has said he will resign his Senate seat before Jan. 1, but declined to set a

date.

The appointment of an inter- ! im successor would be made by Democrtaic Gov. Karl F. Rol-

j vaag.

Several leading Democrats are among the prospects, including the governor himself, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, a former Minnesota governor; and state Atty. eGn. Walter Mondale. Humphrey's current Senate term runs through 1966. An aide of Rolvaag said the governor has not yet made up his mind about the appointment but will “act soon, perhaps within a week,” to give the new

senator a seniority jump on other new senators.

POOPED—President Johnson looks real tired out as ha leaves the governor’s residence in Austin, Tex., after congratulating Gov. John Connally on his re-election.

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UPSETTERS, YOU MIGHT SAY—In New York, Robert Kennedy beams out on his campaign workers after his victory over Republican Sen. Kenneth Keating, and -L. Los Angeles, Republican George Murphy gets a hug from actor Cesar Romero on his win over Sen. Pierre Salinger.

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A course in heart mending will be held at the home of Mrs. Barbara Fuson Poor for all those who in their hearts knew he was right.

ELECTION PAYOFF—There are election bet winners, which means there are election bet losers, and this loser is Dr. Ignatius Rutkoski of Washington, who is giving his nurse, Mildred Kochan, a wheelbarrow ride in front of the White House. Waiting their turns to collect are Mrs. Shirley Haines (left, with placard) and Jerry Mager (wearing hat, carrying placard and newspaper).

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Services For H. S. Students NEW CASTLE UPI — Be- | fore school religious services for i students at New Castle Junior High School will begin Monday at Holy Trinity Lutheran ! Church here. The Rev. Allen Bietz, pastor of the church located across the street from the school, said Thursday he decided to hold the special services at 7:30 a. m. two days a week because of the U.S. Supreme Court’s school prayer decision and what he called a general lack of religion in everyday life. The 40-minute services will be held on Monday and Thursday and will end five minutes before school starts. Bietz said his church is not trying to “steal sheep” from other denominations but is offering the services as a service to students. Ministers at the First Methodist Church and the First Baptist Church, both also located near schools, said they w r ould keep close watch on the program and might schedule similar services if it is successful.

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