The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1965 — Page 2

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The Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Friday, May 14,1965

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Conducts An Impressive Candlelight Ceremony

The Greencastle Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met in the Skeet Range Building at PutnamviHe Tuesday evening, May 11, for a carry-in dinner, reception of new members, and installation of officers. A business meeting was held and several pertinent items discussed. The birthday calendar sales, with proceeds to benefit the hospital, were turned in and tallied. Plans were made to attend the State Convention at Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis May 21, 22 and 23. Dixie Compton, State First Vice-President; and Romilda Hamontre, State Lamp Editor, are members of the Indiana State Council. Doris McMillan, chosen earlier by the girls to represent Greencastle as ESA Girl at the State Convention, was crowned and given a corsage of red roses and a gold charm bracelet in token of this honored position. President Peg Walker conducted the reception and installation rituals in a very impres-

sive and memorable andlelightt ceremony. Pledges receiving their jewel pins were: Ann DeVylder, Sarah Collins, Susan Shuee, Virginia Pattison and Barbara Drew.

The following officers were installed for the coming year: Romilda Hamontre, President; Helen Pierce, Vice-President; Darlene Nevins, Recording Secretary; Mary Allen, Corresponding Secretary; and Mary Ann Trail, Treasurer. They were presented carnation corsages in the symbolic EISA colors of blue and gold. Romilda Hamontre. accepting the wooden gavel and jewel gavel guard pin as in-coming j president, gave a brief talk and stressed the importance of all working together to achieve the ideals and goals of ESA. Other members present besides those already mentioned were Ruth Hartman, Joyce Jones, and Janice Barnett.

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Bible Thought

The Lord seeth not aa man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance but the Lord looketh on the heart. I Samuel 16:7.

A Local Teenager's View by Janet Staub

Great-grandpa had the horse and bicycle. Grandpa had a carriage and a car. Dad has a car and a plane. We teenagers are ,bcky to have two modes of transportation, Hondas, and Skateboards. A Honda is a form of motorcycle. but is smaller. They sound as much like a motorcycle as a Volkswagen sounds to a locomotive. Some people think Hondas are dangerous, but they aren't really, for one reason most of them can reach only about 55 miles per hour. It takes skill to be able to operate one, for you have to know when to shift, which is the throttle; which Is the brake; and the. main thing you have to keep your balance. Riding double on a Honda is fun. But your hair

usually winds up looking as if you had been in a tornado. Skateboards are fun, and they have been found to be very dangerous. As on a Honda the rider of a Skateboard has to have a great sense of balance. An ideal place for Skateboard riding is a long smooth not too steep hill. Some daring riders think it is best to ride in the street. Besides being twice as dangerous it is also illegal. The credit for the Honda and Skateboard will always be given to our generation, along with atomic power, apace vehicles and extensive communication. So little readers out there what is your mode of transportation?

Cleaning house is a frightening phrase yet we must do it at i times. So often in all the dust i and grime holding unknown J things we toss out articles ; without thought or reason. Then some day we find we destroyed a beautiful thing. What j looks so useless as bulbs we ! saved to plant them in good earth and see blossoms of great beauty and fragrance unmatched.

Card Of Thanks

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Personal And Local News

The Penelope Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Rosa Knauer.

led by Donna Huppman and 4-H pledga by Carla Miles. The members were then led in singing by Russa Rooken. Then roll call was answered by favorite holiday. Secretary Diania Dozier read the minutes and they were approved.

The health and safety report was then read by Judy Roth. Then Mrs. Baldwin came to talk about crafts to the members.

Treasurer’s report was given; we have $9.50. The meeting was then adjourned by President Jerretta Baker.

Ridpath PTC Held Its Annual Meeting

The Ridpath School Parent Teacher* Club met for its annual meeting on Tuesday evening in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Roger Cox, treasurer, presided. The school chorus, under the direction of elementary music teacher Mrs. Arnold, sang a .delightful medley of five songs. Piano accompaniment was furnished by Mrs. Petro, fifth grade teacher. The school f chorus is made up of 5th and : 6th grade singers.

Principal Dixon introduced the evenings speaker, Dr. Clary, Supt. of Schools. Dr. Clary gave a timely talk on the importance of the close relationship between the home and the school.

The Business and Professional Women's Club will have a dinner meeting Wednesday May 19 at 6:30 at the Locust Double Decker.

Miss Marilyn Kay Kress and Darrell Wayne Detro were united in marriage Saturday, May 1st at 7:30 p. m. in the I First Methodist Church in Clay I City.

The Domestic Science Club will have a carry-in luncheon at the home of Mrs. Hazel McCullough on Tuesday, May 18th at 12:30 o'clock.

In Mtmory

Delta Theta Tau will hold a regular business meeting Tuesday, May 18, at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Mace Aker, 3 Bloomington Street.

Parents of the couple arc: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kress, Clay City and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Detro, Greencastle.

Rev. Howard Wardrip officiated at the candlelight ceremony. Church decorations consisted of baskets of green pom poms with white ribbon streamers and white gladioli.

In memory of James Robert Patterson, who drowned May 14. 1955. Mother, brothers and sisters.

In Memory

Brother Harold Shepperd. Miss Vicki Shouse, soloist will preach at the Long Branch sang, "Always,”, "The Hawaiian Church of Christ, Sunday, May We dding Song.’ “Bless This 16, 10 A.M. Bible Study for | Day,” and "The Wedding Prayall ages, 10:15 A.M. Visitors er -” She was accompanied by welcome. i Ethel Fisher.

In memory of my Mother, Jossie S. Byrd, who passed away May 14, 1955. I do not need a special day To bring you to my mind The days I do not think of you Are very hard to find. Sadly missed by Martha

County Hospital

and

Dismissed Thursday:

Mrs. Albert McClure

son, Greencastle

Pearl Robinson, Cloverdale Clara South, Bainbridge William Lewis, Stilesville.

Births:

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhea. Eminence, a girl, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Richards, 508 East Hanna Street, a boy, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wilson. Greencastle, Route 3, a boy,

today.

James C. Neal, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal has been drafted in the U. S. Army, and is stationed at Fort Knox, Ky., for eight weeks basic training. James ha^ been employed with General Telephone Co., of Indiana as a senior lineman at North Manchester, Ind.

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The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of angelmist taffeta and lace. The fitted bodice of lace had an empire waist and long sleeves. The bell-shaped skirt had a detachable chapel train. Her silk illusion veil was held w’ith a Dior bow trimmed in seed pearls. She carried Symbidium orchids and yellow rose buds. The bride's attendants, Marj tha Harbaugh, Clay City, and Patty Kress wore gowns of j yellow and mint green lace over taffeta. Their flowers were

mint green and yellow carna-

tions.

Ronnie Detro, brother of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers were Russell Miller, Clay City and Edward Kress. A reception was held at the church following the ceremony.

For their wedding trip to the | the PTC axecutiva board Smokey Mountains, the bride I

wore a two-piece white suit |

The business of the PTC closed the evening’s meeting. Mrs. Cox introduced the new co-chairmen for next year, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClaine. Mr. McClaine was present without his wife, due to the fact that she was in the hospital. Mrs. John Stevens was introduced as secretary-treasurer, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gossett as next year’s pancake supper chair-

men.

Refreshments were served by

Mike Isenberg and Velvet Clark have been chosen as Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the 1965 graduating class of Fillmore High School. Mike, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Isenberg of Coatesville, is not only a straight A student but is president of the National Honor Society of Fillmore, a class officer, and a member of a number of school activities. Mike is planning to attend Rose Polytechnic Institute of Terre Haute where he has already been enrolled. Velvet, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clark of Fillmore, has maintained an A average all during her high school career at Fillmore. She is also an officer in numerous school activities. Besides playing the role of class Salutatorian Velvet has accepted a four year scholarship to Indiana State University of Terre Haute. Fillmore is holding its Baccalaureate exerciess Sunday. May 16, and Commencement exercises Tuesday, May 18.

with pink accessories. Her cor-1 In MsiTIOry

sage was orchids from her bri-

dal bouquet.

In loving memory of my hus-

Neminates Green

Mrs. Detro is a graduate of | band ’ ^ Allen ’ who ****** ! Clay City High School and her a " a ^ a ^ ^ j husband is a graduate of Can it be four years since my 1 Greencastle High School aad is! i 0V ed one passed away? j

employed at IBM. Mrs. Detro j

is employed at Columbia Rec- ! ^ s Pi^ e tim* the hurt and j

ords. I P ain

Additional

LOCALS

Within my heart will remain the same.

(A silent sigh, a lonely tear, jTrinkles down my cheek

Daughters of 1812 will ™et For ^

Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Glen Irwin in Roachdale.

JAKARTA, Indonesia UPI— A spokesman for the U. S. Embassy reported today that President Johnson has nominated Marshall D. Green to succeed Howard P. Jones as American ambassador to Indonesia. Jones is retiring from the diplomatic service. Antara, the official Indonesian news agency, immediately denounced Green as ‘‘too anticommunist” to improve relations between the United States

and Indonesia. Green is currently deputy assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. He was in the Far East recently for visits to Japan and Korea.

BRING YOUR WATCH TO A SPECIALIST FOR

As this year passes by. dear one My thoughts turn again to days

gone by.

No one knows how much I miss

you

The city rescue truck made a resuscitator run to the Arthur Lyon home, 318 Gillespie Street, at 10 p.m. Thursday. Oxygen was administered and

Mr. Lyon was taken to the | No one knows the bitter pain county hosptial. Ij have suffered since I lost yeu Mrs Lillian Terry and Mrs. | Eife can never be the same. Maude Sutherlin were guests In my heart your memory

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Frl. night 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sat. night 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sun. night 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. W«d. night 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

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Mrs. Sutherlin gave the pro- j j df) not of you>

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by Interest of Goodwill Service. ! Mrs. Fred Allen and friends

Sweetly, tenderly fond and true There is not a day, Dear One,

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY-MAY 15th

Merry Maids Held Meeting

The 4th meeting of the Merry Maids was held at 3:30 in the Home Ee. room on May 11. The meeting was called to order by President Jerretta Baker. The pledge to the flag was

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