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VOLUME SEVENTY-THREE
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1965
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE NO. 179
J. STANFORD SMITH AWARDED GOBLET
Alum Is Honored By DPU Seniors
Edna Bopp Died El#eted Bis Sister * " NORTH FIELD, Mas*. — Friday Evening T^, ‘ m 9 Nortlmela School, has been Mrs. Edna Bopp, 47, Fort elect * d Bi & Sister represenU-
Lauderdale, Fla., died Friday tiv * for 00111(1 for the evening at the home of her 1&65 '66 school year. She was
father, Herman Bryant, 110 elected b y her dorm-mates.
!. Berry street.
She was bom in Putnam
Miss Kerstetter is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William E. Kerstetter of 125 Wood Street,
County, the daughter of Her- Qreencastle, Indiana,
man and Roxie Pritchard Bry-
ant.
Survivors are: her husband, Walter Bopp; three sisters, Mrs. Nola Carrington, Mrs. Rosalee Black and Mrs. Dorothy Elmore; one brother, Freeman Bryant, all of Qreencastle.
Bainbridge Fish Fry Plans Made
Dr. Lett Will Speak At Meeting Of AAUW
The Bainbridge Lions Club met Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church for a dinner
Funeral services will be an- meeting. After a delicious meal, nounced later by the Whitaker President Clarence O’Hair reFuneral Home in Qreencastle. ported about plans for the com-
Three Arrested By City Police
Deputy Sheriff Reports Mishap
Three DePauw students were latest developments
ing Fish Fry and Carnival to be held on the streets of Bain-
bridge June 9-12. Committees and lodged in UiePut-
were announced and plans out-
lined to further a
Deputy Sheriff Paul Mason investigated a traffic mishap just north of the Qreencastle
J. Stanford Smith, a General Electric Company vice president from Greenwich, Conn, last night received DePauw University’s Old Gold Goblet after being named alumnus-of-
the-year.
The honor was conferred on the 50-year-old Terre Haute native by vote of the univer-
Dr. James C. Lett, president sity's senior class at the annual of the American Cancer Socie- senior-alumni banquet. Selec-’ ty’s Putnam County Unit, will tion is based on eminence in be the speaker at the final life’s work and service to alma
meeting of AAUW. Dr Lett will mater.
show a film and talk about the Nearly 400 students, faculty,
in cancer staff and alumni attended the
dinner in the Memorial Student Union where three faculty members also were singled out. Named winers of awards given by undergraduate journalism and advertising honoraries. Sigma Delta Chi and Alpha
detection.
The meeting will be held on
nam County Jail by City Offic-
great week. ers ^ arr ^ Bo S ers 8X1(1 Bil1 Mas- Tuesday, May 25, at the home ten early this morning. 0 f Mrs. D. J. Cook. 625 E.
Arrangements were made for The three. James Arthur Fish- Washington St. Although Dr. bands from FLoachdale. Bain- er 20; William Thomas Gost, 18, Lett has been in Qreencastle
bnd & € and Cloverdale to fur- and Fred c ros i ev Ball, 19, were less than a year m association Delta Sigma, were Dr. Richard
city limits on Ind. 43. at 6 p.m. n “ Sh eiUert ^ nmenl Wlth P rizes taken into custody on Keightley with Drs. Wiseman and Schau- Kelly, Dr. William Petrek and
Friday. on Saturday ni S ht - Road, south of the Pennsylvania weeker, he has already proved Fred Nelson.
Vehicles involved were a 1957 Letters were read in appreChevrolet pickup truck driven ciation for the Junior Prom
by John McKee, and a 1955 support and Principal Glenn possession of alchohol while be-
Dodga driven by John S. steel thanked tthe club for the ing minors. Brackney, 17, both of Green- use of the Lions building for castle, Rout* 1. the Kindergarten recently
Mason estimated the damage completed,
at 1150 to the pickup and 5100 Mr. Steel also brought draw-
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Railroad tracks, at 1:20 a. m. himself quite an asset to the The Leather Medal for the All u-itv, community. A native of Knox- outstanding faculty contribuA thr€C H6re Charged Wlth viHe, Tennessee, Lett received tion to the college community
to the Brackney auto. Red Cross Gets Disaster Money
mgs of proposed plans for the North Putnam Junior-Senior High School and explained the
Cemetery Fund Request Made
OLD GOLD GOBLET RECIPIENT
J. Stanford Smith, a vice president of the General Electric Company, and Larry Morrison, outgoing student body president, jointly display DePauw's Old Gold Goblet which was awarded Smith last night. Smith is a 1936 alumnus and was selected for the award by the senior class.
The Putnam County Chapter school plant to care for the of the Red Cross has received overloaded schools now in use. 5695.00 in disaster donations to He urRed Lions to study a]1 be transmitted for direct aid to about the plans, ask
both hi* graduate and under- went to the 30-year-old KelK, graduate degrees from the director of the bureau of testUniversity of Tennessee. During research and an assisthis service in the Navy he was professor of psychology engaged as a flight surgeon. Nelson, instructor in English.
earned the Brown Derby for
Following this duty, he was in most popular professor, and general practice in Middlesboro, Petrek was handed the best
An annual request for funds Kentucky and immediately prior teacher award. He is an asso-
eareful procedure of the School was made today for funds for to moving to Greenca^tle, Dr. ciate professor of philosophy Board working with teachers, the upkeep of Pleasant Hill Lett was a surgical resident at and religion, state officials and architects Cemetery on the W est Walnut Harlan. Kentucky. He and his Smith, who addressed th* to try and get the best possible Street Road. wife, Mary, are the parents of banquet after his selection was
The cemetery, founded in boys. announced, is vice president for 1827, with the first death in marketing and public relations Madison Township in which it This program concludes t h • f or General Electric, is located, makts it a historical two-year theme, "Bridging the x 1936 alumnus, he joined
disaster victims of the Palm questions and be interested in pl ace m Putnam County.
Sunday tornadoes. the future growth of education
Aeolian Trio Accorded Plaudits Of Reviewers
News Of Boys
Gap Between Science and the corporation after his grad-
The preservation of this Layman. The May meeting nation and was named its ad-
Robert O’Hair. Chapter j n coming years. Explana- cemetery depends solely upon will also be the scene of instal- vertising and sales promotion
Chairman, wishes to thank all ' ”
contributors for their help in
tions were made of the recent donations. latlon of new officers; Mw. Joe division manager at the age of
contract with Bainbridge town Anyone wishing to contribute McCord, president: Dr. Winona 32.
Its debut in the nations capital earned DePauw University's Aeolian Trio the plaudits of a pair of Washington, D. C. reviewers last Monday. Professors Herman Berg, Cassel Grubb and Henry Rolling, teachers in the university’s School of Music, appeared as guest pei-formers at the Na-
composers (whose works were played > ar« university music
teachers."
Stamps, Money Orders Stolen State and county authorities
OPERATION I- AXKGAME — tims through the Red Cross. iPHTNC) May 17—Fire Con- The Chapter will continue to
trol Technician Third Class receive donations.
Louis M. Kessler, f SN, son of Recently contributions were
Mrs. Ernestine Kessler of Route made by the following:
1. Cloverdale, Ind., is partici- Needlecraft Club . ... 55.00 pating in an international ex- Anonymous 5.00 ercise called Operation Fair- Grafton Longdon. Sr. 25.00
game III in the central Mediter- Leland Torr . ranean and on the island of Cor- In the name of Dolly
serving the needs of tlw vie- officials for water SU pp ly to the to this cause mav do 80 b y
propesed school location. The contacting Omar Boswell, club was appreciative of the Frank Nelson, Glyndon Irwin,
direct and helpful presentation
by Mr. Steel.
Sets New Record
all of Greencastle, Route 4: Sam Lancaster. Avenue B, city, or Emory O. Brattain. P. O.
Box 223, Greenes stle.
VAN NT TVS, Calif. UP! — 5.00 John M. Conroy chalked up another record Friday when he
No Help
sica May 16-25, while serving aboard the destroyer USS
Strong.
New Statement
Austin Friend _
5.00 piloted his
2.00 plane round trip
LONDON UPI — About 20
executive-type jet VVOInen ^ ttin S under hair dryto New York ers in 8 ' leau ty parlor in East
New Signs For Public Service
Red Campaign
and back in 10 hours, 22 minutes. and 54 seconds.
London Friday saw three bandits enter the establishment
tional Art Gallery's American today were still
Music Festival. the break-in and robbery at the Washington Post reviewer Bambridge Past Office early
Charles Crowder, in a lengthy Friday morning,
column captioned "Aeolian Trio Plays Like Textbook Example." said: “. . .the trio gave all indications that this is a well routined and experienced trio
of chamber musicians.”
‘There is a real feeling of studious application in the Aeolian's performance," he continued, "for the probing in which a composition takes its shape as well as the hundreds of controls of shadings and balances. One almost senses that their performance is shaped after what might be considered to be the model one. carefully concealed and executed ... a textbook example.” Reviewer Wendell Margrove, contributing critic for the
Sheriff Kenneth Knauer reported this morning that about $2,200 in stamps and several money orders were taken by the
thief or thieves.
The post ofice safe was “peeled." beaten open by the robbers. Entrance to the building was gained by breaking in a back
door.
LBJ To Speak la New York
COLUMBUS, Ohio UPI— A
investigating new statement of faith, known
as "the confession of 1967." ' us scheduled to be proposed today to the 177th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
MOSCOW UPI — The So- Ten years ago Conroy was viet Union has stepped up its the first man to fly across the campaign to discourage con- nation and back on the same tacts between Israeli diplomats day — then a military jet. He and Russian Jews by launching was flying a .single-seat North a personal attack against Is- American F8 Saberjet fighter raeli Ambassador Yosef Te- and was timed in 11 hours, 26
koah.
minutes and 33 seconds.
THUKMONT, Md. UPI — President Johnson, following an overnight stay at his mountain |> retreat, was expected to fly to
Washington Star called the tno N>u . York today for a speech
at a Democratic party gather-
ing.
experienced seasoned musicians. ' introducing his commentarv with the headline “DePauw Trio Very Compe-
tent.”
"It is a significant tribute to
The President, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, made a surprise helicopter trip Friday
the place of music in American night from the White House to universities." Margrove wrote, Camp David near Thurmont. "that not only the very com- They arrived shortly after 10 potent performers of this mu- p. m. EDT.
sic, but also all four of the
20 Years Ago
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
The West Madison Home Economics Club met with Mrs. Ira
Moore
The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) was founded in London In 1855 by a
Mrs Joseph McCord was the group of Christian women who
met at a prayer circle and de-
new president of the Greencast-
Welch. secretary. New program En route to his post in the themes will be announced soon corporation’s senior manageas next year’s plans ar« com- ment body in New 't ork, Smith plete. has been widely recognized for
his innovations in marketing
It is hoped that there will be ^motion substantial cona large attendance at this final trit)Ut j ons to civic affaiis. meeting. Smith conceived GE's "Oper-
ation Upturn" in 1958, a sixmonth company-wide program to stimulate business and oic.rease employment during the recession. The project won a Freedom Forum award for its
A new sign of progress has application of private initiative
and head for the cash register. .i us t g°ne up at Public Service jjj the public interest. The women screamed to at- Indiana's local customer service Seven years earlier, to introtendants at the other end of office. duce new electrical equipment, the parlor, but the noise of the The company has replaced ideas and techniques, the Phi dryers drowned out their older green neon signs with Beta Kappa graduate original - voices. bright innerlighted plastic signs ed the idea for the nation c first They watched helplessly as that reflect its new identifica- industrial exhibit train ^.hirh the bandits departed with about tion symbol and name. The new subsequently toured t e na
sign is 8 feet long. tion ’ s mdustnal centers *1. . , . Public and employee relaThe company shortened its _ .... . » vo .a • , tions were Smith s main assignsignature to Public Service Ind- m N<JW York frorn 19 53 iana last January in a program 1958 when he was appointed to impove communications. The ^ gcneral ma nager of the corgolden yellow symbol and name poration ’ s outdoor lighting will eventually appear where- p]ant in Hendersonville. N. C ever the company is identified That sarne year the nation*
leading magazine in the selling and advertising field selected him "Industrial Ad Man of the Year.” New York’s Junior Chamber of Commerce also named him one of the state.«
For the second consecutive five outstanding young men year a painting by DePauw Uni- Smith has been a vigorous versity's William Meehan has spokesman for city self-un-i captured a top award in the In- provement and renewal and has diana. Artists Exhibition in Ind- served at all echelons of cine
50 pounds, $140 from the till.
Art Professor Wins Top Award
ianapolis. Meehan's gouache. "Structural Variation,” was named one of the show's three best paintings in watercolor ond pastel and received the |100 Catherine Mattison Memorial Prize.
responsibility. His service includes the vice(Continued on Page 2)
Weather Partly Cloudy
The art professor's "Compo-
sition Number Seven" received Fau . ^ partly cloudy and the same high honor in last warm through Sunday. Chance year 1 IAE show at the John of showers or thunderHerron Museum of Art. showers late afternoons or Judges for the May 16- -June evenings both days. High today 13 exhibition were Clinton 78 to 88 Lavg tonight upper Adams, University of New Mexi- 5n s to mid 60s High Sunday co: Fred Conway, Washington 73 to 88
University: and Dale L. Eldred.
Kansas City Art Institute.
Outlook for Monday Fair
le Council of Clubs. Mrs. Graf- termined to improve the conton Longden was vice president dition of working girls by proMajor Wilbur Donner arrived viding decent housing and good in New York City after serving food for those living away from with the American Military# home, according to the World
Government in Germany. Almanac.
HOOSIER BOYS' AND GIRLS'STATE REPRESENTATIVES Shown above are the chosen representatives from Fillmore High School for the coming 1965 Hoosier Girls’ and Boys’ State to be held m June on the Indiana University campus at Bloomington. Along with representatives Vurlin Clark and Jo Ann Hope are alternates Ricky Robinson and Jane Ann Buis. These students were chosen on basis of leadership. scholarship, and rttisensbip by th* the faculty of Fillmore High School. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
Meehan is an assistant profes- with no ^P^tant temperature
•or of art and holds the B.F.A. changes ’
degree from the School of Art Institute of Chicago and the M. A. from Bradley University. He joined the DePauw faculty in
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