The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 May 1965 — Page 2
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Tha Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Thursday, May 13, 1965
Notice To Banner Subscribers Due to the rising costs of production it will be necessary for The Daily Banner to make a charge for all wedding pictures, engagement pictures and other pictures of this nature. There will be a charge of 50 cents for a one column photo; SI for a two column photo and 50 cents more for each additional column. In keeping with a new policy of this newspaper, no wedding write-ups will be used after they are two weeks old as these stories are no longer considered a matter of news. Any articles that are sent to this paper should be typewritten and double-spaced. If written in long hand, articles must b« legible and the lines not too close together. In regards to letters to the editor, these will be welcomed but writers are asked to keep their letters to 200 words or less due to a matter of space and the time element.
Meeting Held By Republican Women
Women. Juanita Cottongin gave the devotions by reading Proverbs 10-31, then returned
The Putnam County xw- -pranks
publican Women s Club held a en j 0 y e( j delicious dinmeeting Tuesday, evening May ner after which a 9urpriM pro .
11th in the Public
Service
Recreation Room, with Mrs.
gram was held in charge of Odetta Bowser. A style show
mi DAIIY BANNR AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24.2S S. Jackson St. Croon emtio, Ind. SwtinoM Phono OL 3-91 SI Samuel R. Roridos, Publisher Norma HiU, Cos. Mgr. Elizabath Raridon, Rusinon Mgr. Jams* B. Zois, Managing Editor WHiiam D. Hoopoe, Adv. Mgr. Intarod in tho Port Offico art Crooncnrtlo. Indiana, as Socond Claw Mai matter under Act ef March 7, 1R7R. Subscription Pricm Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed Is Putnam Co. $1.00 par year Outside ef Putnam Co. $10.00 par year Outeide of Indiana $14.00 par year Bible Thought They that are whole need not a physician; but they that are sick. I came not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance. Luke 5:31-32. The sickness of our age, more than anything elce, is a sickness of pride, of fear, of hate, of selfishness, and of unbelief. Only the ones willing to ack-
Fern Pitts. President Presiding. ... ... nowledge their need can receive The President opened the -eet ° f the ^ PhySi -
ing with prayer. The pledge of chase ^ modeled by , cian - Allegiance to the Flag was led Sapah r ^ in * rM . was
Personal And Local News
Arthur Lyuch of Greensburg was a visitor in Greencastle this
week.
Mrs. Bessie Weeks of Indian-
for their past efforts and sup- gingham for her dress with a; apolis is visi . ting Mr and Mrs
Sarah Goodin, whose dress was
by Mrs. Florence Boatright.! brown and white cotton Beta Stoner. Seer y and Mrs. plai(J with white cotton balls Margaret Nelson, Treas., gave and wb ^ ( hat t0 ma t c h. Norma the respective reports. 'Hurst modeled a newspaper The newly elected County print, Janice Bruner’s was a Chairman, Robert Poor, spoke cocktail dress, Beulah Hutcheto the women, and told them of son modeled a burlap dress; his hopes and plans for the Juanita Gray in a “noisy can” year, and thanked the womeen dress, Martha Cash chose tissue
port and encouraged them to tissue gingham parasol
continue.
Plans for the Indiana
Federation of Republican Clubs
match. Jackie Patterson modelState a card board box dress, one size fits all in the sack or shift
Roscoe Skimmerhom this week. The Assessors office will be open all day Saturday, May 15,
meeting, in Indianapolis June dress. Joan Decker was charm- since this is the last day for
ingly dressed in cream fabric dress. In closing Odetta
3rd. were discussed and arrangements for several to attend were made. Any one de-
siring to attend this meeting. £ av€ the benediction,
wherein Thruston B. Morton.
Sen. from Ky. will be the Q ar( J Qf Thank*
Guest Speaker, make reserva-
whipped assessments.
Bowser
Jason Skinner entered the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday evening for surgery. His room number is 227. Mrs. Russell Baker attended
Meeting Held By Roachdale Lions The Roachdale Lions Club held their regular meeting Tuesday evening. Walter (Chick) Taylor presided. The following officers were nominated: Bob Wilder, President Franklyn Ford, 1st VicePresident Hershel Campbell, 2nd VicePresident Sam Baird, 1 yr. Director LeRoy Love, 2 yr. Director Leon Williams, 2 yr. Director Ed Hatfield, Secretary C. G. Sutherlin, Treasurer Don Wilson, Tail Twister Byron Gough, Tail Twister R. C. Skelton, Lion Tamer Lions Baird and E. Etcheson were in charge of the program and presented Rita Meyers, who showed colored slides of her trip to Europe in the summer of 1964. She was a major in German at DePauw University and desired to study in Germany for a few months. She also visited England, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland. Her talk was very interesting and was enjoyed by all. Rita Meyers’ grandfather, Ellis Meyers, was a guest. The usual fine dinner was served prior to the meeting.
WEDDING SET FGR JUNE 26TH
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. rsorden of Roachdale announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sara, to Thomas E. Lang, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Lang of St. Louis, Missouri. The bride is a 1959 graduate of Greencastle High Scnool and attended Indiana University. Mr. Lang attended Washington University at St. Louis and was graduated from Southern Illinois University. The wedding will take place on June 26th in St. Paul's Catholic Church in Greencastle.
tions thru, the President. Mrs. 1 want 10 thank everyone who | Mother’s Day festivities at Pur-
Pitts, or call OL 3-5513 or 5052. | came to see me, also for the t beautiful flowers and the cards Windy Hill Club i 1 received while in the hospital. Plans Guest Dance Also the nurses, nurse aids, who
were so nice to me. Also Dr.
Saturday, May 15, Windy Hill j r* Wiseman and Dr.
due last weekend. Her son. Steve is a freshman at Purdue. Stated meeting of Russellville Chapter No. 311 O.E.S. Tuesday, May 18th. 8:00 P.M. There
Country Club plans a guest stMle ^ the daily viaitl| from ! will be Initiation of candidates,
dance from 9:30 to 12:30 p. m. p a ) mer
There will be an open menu }
Thank you.
Anna Marie Crawley
during the dinner hours with serving beginning at 5:30 p. m. Mimic for the evening danc-
ing will be furnished by the i '
popular Leo Baxter Orchesra
and the Club will be decorated ■•'1 M#IHOry with black and white theme in ! In lovinR memory keeping with the 500 Festivities. Mother( stella Wellg>
Serving on the dance commit-
tee under the chairmanship of Twenty-five years
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houck morning
are Mr. and Mrs. Burnace Prit- she quietly passed away (■hard. Jr.. Mr. and Mra. Wil-[ ^ ,„ mwrow
liam Eiteljorge. and Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Moore.
ago this
Of God’s Eternal Day. missed by the Wells
Mother-Daughter Banquet Enjoyed
, Sadly children.
Miss Carrie Pierce of this city is attending a convention of the Indiana Council of United Church Women at Columbus, on
Thursday and Friday,
Mrs. Alfred Dickson, formj erly Nancee Burkett, and her our daughter, Susan, of Seattle, ; Washington, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Burkett until May 22nd.
Jeffrey Brristow, son of Mr. I and Mrs. Glenn Bristow, Route 2, Reelsville, is a patient in Ward K, Riley Hospital, at Indianapolis. He enjoys cards i from his friends. Jeff will be
8 years old on June 10.
Marriage License
The ladies of New Providence Church held their Mother-
Daughter banquet Saturday I Doyle Burnell York, constisaiMay 8th at Torr’s Restaurant. • tion, 611 Howard Street, and There was an attendance of 48. Virginia Mae Chadd, at home. Zella Cummings read an in- 800 N. Madison Street, both of teresting poem. Parables of Greencastle.
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Louie Williams today asked that people having trash for the city truck to collect to be sure that there is no fire in the trash. This situation caused city firemen being called to Terrace Lane Tuesday when a fire broke out in the truck. Those who wish to give , linen gifts or money for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paul Buis, whose home was severely damaged by fire, are asked to leave them at the Belle Union Fire Department Saturday j from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. i Mike Biggs, of the Russellville community, reported to State Conservation Officer Jim Smith that he has a mother cat who is nursing a litter of baby skunks. The skunks, whose eyes are not open yet, were found under a hog house that was being moved. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drake have returned from a three weeks vacation spent in Eau Gallie and Ft. Pierce, Florida. While in Eau Gallie they atj tended the wedding of their daughter, Connie Marie to Charles Edward Lalonde of Forth Arthur, Texas. The wedding was April 24th at Patrick Air Force Base Chapel.
Poverty Money OK Is Expected WASHINGTON UPI — The House Education and Labor Committee was set today to approve President Johnson's request for authority to spend $1.5 billion for his war on poverty campaign. Committee Chairman Adam Clayton Powell said the adminstration's bid for double last year’s anti-poverty spending would be approved by his poverty subcommittee at 9 a. m. EDT and by the full committee an hour later. The Harlem Democrat, claiming victory in his recent dispute with anti-poverty head R. Sargent Shriver over the operation of the program, said Wednesday he would push the bill through unchanged and in record time. This speeded - up schedule marked a complete change for Powell who until Tuesday had vowed to give the administration a rough time on its fiscal
request.
Card Of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for the kind words of sympathy expressed at the passing of our husband and father, Benjamin Reynolds. Our thanks to those I who sent the beautiful flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker for their kindness, thoughtfulness and help in every way. Also the Rev. J. W. Irwin, of Indianapolis; the pallbearers, the singers and all who helped in any way. Mrs. Benjamin Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Reynolds.
Will Play Lead PARIS UPI Actor Rex Harrison will play the lead in a Joseph Mankiewicz film, “Tale of the Fox,” to be filmed in Italy this year, United Artists announced here Wednesday.
Group To See Bullfight Film
Route 40 Riders Saddle Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Skeet building. All members are | asked to bring pie or cobbler
and own table service.
Don McLean will show movies of a bull fight on horseback and one on roping. The host Robertson and Sanford will
furnish coffee and tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Friend wish to announen the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Julie Anne Friend, to Roy W. Mosteller, son of Mrs. Ray R. Mosteller. The wedding will take place at the Goban Memorial Church on June 4, at 7:30 p. m. All friends and relatives am cordially invited to attend. ing is stopped in South Viet
Nam.
Johnson intends to review efforts being made now and programs in the works for assisting the people of Southeast Asia, particularly those of Viet Nam, toward a higher stage of economic development, better health facilities and better living standards. year round versatility! oLTT'
Treehouse Exempt UTICA, N. Y. UPI — Utica’s Corporation Council has ruled that treehouses are exempt from the building code, so the I city has no right to evict two ( boys from one. Building officials plan to appeal, however, contending the youths’ treehouse is danger-
County Hospital Dismissed Wednesdays Halbert Snider, Greencastle Jean Finkbiner, Greencastle Stella Layton, Greencastle David Landes, Greencastle Marian McClaine, Greencastle Mrs. Jerry Sheldon and son, j Greencastle i Lester Cunninbham, Cloverdale Jennie Hertel, Roachdale Nellie Malayer, Roachdale Norris King, Coatesville Kenneth Qunery, Spencer Charles Nussel, Villa Grove, Illinois Edna Bopp. Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Johnson Airs Continued from Page 1 torial Cartoonists from t h White House rose garden. Also on Johnson’s schedule for the day was a cabinet meet- | ing following the address. I The speech, accepted for I "live” coverage by radio and | television networks, was the fifth time Johnson has gone on television in the last three weeks. Three of the earlier appearances were made on short notice to report on the situation in the Dominican Republic. Another was an address transmitted to Europe via the Early Bird satellite. The Chief Executive announced his plans for an aid program to Southeast Asia in a speech in Baltimore last month. He has wanted to follow up that address with a more detailed approach to the potential of such a program once fight-
ous.
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Powell had complained that poor poeple were not being giv- | en enough voice in the operation of local anti-poverty projects. On Tuesday, however, he ; received a letter from Shriver which restated the administra- i tion’s determination to give poor people a strong voice in the program.
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