The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 June 1965 — Page 2

2 Th« Daily Bannar, Craaneastla, Indiana Thursday, Juna 3, 1965 New Spiritual Series Will Appear In The Daily Banner

You In the church and the church in you form a combination for good. Every man, woman and child needs the influence of the church. Let us support her program of service to humanity. Saturday, June 5th, another series of spiritual devotional thoughts are being sponsored by the following business firms and individuals who want as their only return to see more people attending church. The chumh needs your support too. Ace Hardware Store. American Zinc Products. Books Plus. Black Service A Supply, Inc. Black Lumber Co. Cash Concrete Producst. Central National Bank. . Clairmont Transfer Co. > Cloverdale Elevator. Donelson's Prescription Pharmacy. Double Decker Drive-In. East Side Motor Sales. Farmers Supply Inc. Gould’s Regal Market. Greencastle I.G.A. Foodliner. Greencastle Office Equip. Co.

Handy's Milk A Ice Cream Co. Hopkins-Walton Home Laundry and Cleaners. IBM Corporation. Ideal Cleaners Jim Harris Chevrolet-Buick. Jenkins’ Standard Service. Larkin Insurance Agency. Kersey Music Store. Lone Star Cement Corporation. Metzger Lumber Company. McMillan Floor Coverings. Milton's Posey Patch. Morrison’s Tire A Retreading Co. National Food Producers, Inc. Poor and Sons, Feed and Grain. Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-op. R. and S. Farm Supply. Sherms Implement and Real Estate Sales. Sutherlin TV and Appliance. Shoemaker Oil Co., Inc. Torr’s Restaurant. Varsity Lanes. Weber Bike and Toy Store. Wright's Electric Service.

STATE OF INDIANA

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COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM. 1»65 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF CLARA C. WILSON DECEASED Estate No. 10.3M NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF CLARA C. WILSON la the matter of the Estate of Clara C. Wilson, deceased.

No. 10.394

Notice la hereby given that Lester Wilson as Administrator C.T.A. with the will annexed of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 28th of June, 1988. at which time all persons Interested in said estate are required to appear In said court and show cause, it any there be. why said account should not be approved. And the heirs

all

Reading Club

Chlidren of the Roachdale community are now registering for the Summer Reading Program at the Roachdale Public Library. The theme of the reading club is based on the New York World's Fair and is called

the “Fun Fare.”

Each child is given a Fun Fare ticket which has space on the back to record the titles of ten books. Certificates will be given those reading ten books during the reading program, which will continue through July, and a party will be held

of s»id decedent »nd til others inter-} f or children earning certificates,

ested are also required to appear and ;

make proof of their heirship or claim j * to any part of said estate. .. . , _ .

Memorial Book

INI DAILY IANNIS AND HIRALD CONSOUDATID 24-21 S. JackMii St. Greencastle. Ind. Susinets Phene Ol 3-SI 51 Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Norma HiN, Gen. Mgr. Elixabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered fat the Pact Office at Greene castles Indiana, as Second Once Mnl mnller onder Act of March 7, 1I7S. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 40c par weak Mailed in Putnam Co. $3.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 par year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought Be still, and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10. Let us be still in humility and confess our guilt. Let us be still in reverence and declare our praise. Let us be still in faith and accept our chastening. Let us be still in worship and ask to be filled with the Spirit of God. Personal And Local News Mrs. Gaylord of Tampa, Fla., is the guest of Florence Patterson, Gardenside Drive.

Mother-DMfhtM Banquet IMjoyed The annual Mother-Daughter banquet was held on May 28th at 6:30 P.M. in the basement of the Roachdale Christian Church. There were between 90 and 100 members and guests present for a pitch-in supper. Corsages were presented to Dorothy Lawler for the most daughters present, and Ethel Eggers for thn oldest mother present. Carol H. Keck acted as mistress of ceremonies for the following program presented by talent of the church. Carol L. Keck, Carolyn Jones, Bernice Wilson, Darlene Buzzard, Betty Aliff, sextet, Louetta Howard, Sharon Parks, Carla Faller, a sax trio, Marilyn Call, a reading, “If Jesus came to your House,” Devotions by Carol L. Keck, a tribute to mothers and daughters, Ruth and Sheila Hueston, and a solo by Mary Holland. Mrs. Ray Britton closed the program with benediction.

Mr*. Robert Patten Hostess To Craft Club Eight members of Cloverdale Craft Club met in the garage of Mrs. Robert Patten so w^e could prepare our soil to plant our

Bonsai Trees.

This is an ancient fascinating inexpensive hobby. Bonsai is miniature tree culture. It is the art of growing miniature evergreens, trees or shrubs in containers to give the appearance of mature trees. Any kind of tree or shrub which is pleasing to the eye is suitable for Bon-

sai.

Stated meeting of Fillmore ! AES No. 186 Thursday, June 3 at 7:30 p.m. Visitors are wel-

! come.

The meeting at the Antioch Baptist Church is now in progress and will continue through-

out the week including Saturday j ' night. These services are being Cord ©f Thanks

conducted by Bro. Paul Godby |

of Russell Springs, Ky.

Mrs. Edward Lewis, formerly Helen Foster, of Belle Union, j will graduate from Indiana Cen-

tral College at the commence- „ ,, ment on June 6. She is the r

granddaughter of Mrs. Lulu Fos- Mr. and Mrs. George Gallup ter and will receive a B S. de- Hollywood, Fla. pd

We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the Get Well cards, the beautiful floral offerings and cards of sympathy at the death of our mother,

Lester C. Wilson

PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE

Jack P. Hinkle

Clerk of the Putnam

CIRCUIT COURT

Attorney for Estate Lyon A Boyd June 3-10-2t

•TATE OF INDIANA

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COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM, 1968 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF Eugene L. Soper. DECEASED Estate No. 10 399 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN' THE ESTATE OF Eugene L. Seper In the matter of the Estate of Eugene L. Soper, deceased. No. 10.339 Notice U hereby given that John W. Whitaker as Administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the

gree in elementary education qualifying for a teacher’s li-

cense.

Daily Vacation Bible School at the Assembly of God Church will be from Monday, June 7th

Roachdale Library in memory j through Fridayi Junft llth .

Classes for ages 4 through 16

“Come Hither,” a collection of rhymes and poems for the young of all ages made by Walter de la ; Mare, has been given to the

4-H CLUB

of Mrs. Bernice Chastain, by

the Philomath Club.

This is a new edition of a favorite collection of more than 500 poems, and is an ideal introduction to the pleasures of poetry. The book is newly designed and illustrated by War-

ren Chappell.

The poems are grouped together by mood, theme, or point of view into sixteen sections which are introduced by Mr. de

The fourth meeting of the Bainbridge Winsome Workers was held on May 25, 1965. The meeting was called to order by

will be held each day from 9:00 Mary Rayfield. The pledge to

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunter wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Lana Sue, to Steven O’Neal, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua O’Neal. He is a graduate of the 1964 class of Greencastle High School and is presently employed by R. R. Donnelly and Son of Crawfordsville. The couple will reside at 710 South Indiana Street in Greencastle. The ceremony will take place June 10 at the Nazarene parsonage.

,am. will com* up for the examination ]a Mare . delightful essay “The

and action of said Putnam Circuit B 1965, at i Story of This Book.” “Come

and action

Court, on the 28th of June,

which time all persons interested In said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any

part of said estate

John W. Whitaker

PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE

Jack P. Hinkle

Clerk of the Putnam

CIRCUIT COURT

Attorney for Estate James M. Houck June 3-10-2t

a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Each child will bring a sack lunch. Commencement exercises will be on Sunday, June 13th at 7:30 p. m. An ensemble from the Tennesse Temple Schools in Ctattanooga, Tennessee will be at

the flag was led by Chyril Purcell and the 4-H pledge by Donna Patrick. The minutes were read by Donna Patrick. Roll call

was answered

Bible School To Start June 14th Peace Evangelical Lutheran

Schedule New Red Men Tribe

Improved Order of Red Men,

by our favorite Church will have Vacation Bible 1 the oldest patriotic fraternity School from 9:00 to 11:30 A.M. of purely American Origin, will

Mrs. Steward asked who was June 14-25. The school will be

the Hanna St. Baptist Church going to judge — also who was held at the church's new loca-

ln Memory

In loving memory of Ethel Crowe, who left us two years ago on June 3rd. Children and Grandchildren. pd.

County Hospital

Dismissed Wednesday: Viola Sears, Greencastle Florence Bell, Greencastle

going to demonstrate.

A discussion was held about

Rayfield led songs and also gave the Health and Safety Report.

Alumni Dinner At Belle Union

tion at 218 Bloomington Street. All children in the community

ses for children from three

twelve years of age.

The program theme this year

Monday June 7 at 7:00 p. m. This group is composed of a

young ladies trio, a pianist and , the picnic for June 15. Mary j are welcome. There will be clas-

a couple and they will be giving a musical program and a

Hither” is a book for reading message from the Bible. We ^ mee ting was then adjourned as well as reference, and the give you a special invitation to f or recre ation. reader who opens the volume in attend this service. |

search of a single poem is likely Mrs. Mary Parker, who will to find himself reading a dozen, be a delegate to the National | Home Demonstration Confer-

ence, has been an emergency patient at the hospital. She can now have visitors and will wel-

institute a new tribe at 7:00 o’clock p. m., Saturday June 5th in the community building at the Putnam County Fairgrounds. A degree team from New : Albany, Indiana, will trail to Greencastle to confer the de-

Miss Powell To Wed Earl Phillip Sourwine Mrs. Lloyd E. Perry, of Noblesville, announced the engagement of her niece, Barbara Anne Powell, and Earl Phillip Sourwine. Mr. Sourwine is the son of Earl Sourwine and the late Mrs. Sourwine of Greencastle...

A September wedding planned.

JOINS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — French matinee idol Alain Deloin has joined Anthony Quinn ar<d Claudia Cardinale in a co-star-ring role in “The Centurians."

is “God’s Children Pray.” In-1 S ree on the class of 30 to 40

eluded in the Bible School plans are music, games, and a social period with refreshments.

OFFICE CLOSED for Vacation June 12-July 13 Dr. W. R. Tipton

Parents may register their children by calling the Vacation

_ ,. , The Band Parents Organiza- Bible School superintendent, come any om ® emon? ra lon ' : tj on 0 ( B e iie Union High School Mrs. Mary Frances Strain, Epsilon Sigma micron or us - j are making . final plans for th€ OL 3_ 5649 Teachers will be Mrs.

T ... neSS an r ° es ® lona omen s ^hunm Banquet this year. As James Maxwell, ■ Mrs. Robert Lucille Hutcheson, Green- Club members Mrs Parker is tMs * the ]ast praduatinR class Anderseni Pastor Robert Ander _

president of the Jo y or eis of Bel]e Unitm High Schoo i be- sen , Mrs. James Martindale, Home Demonstration Club of fore consolidation into a larger Mrs. Richard Rossok, Miss Jan-

school we especially invite all j ce Lemmink, and Tom Ricketts,

former graduates and former j

teachers to attend this banquet. *

Approximately 480 former grad- '

uates and teachers have al- ^|66f//l0

castle

Sally Jo Pitts, Greencastle

Cora Cline, Coatesville Arthur Evens, Cloverdale James Fislar, Cloverdale Ralph Coble, Gosport

Births:

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver, Roachdale, Route 1, a girl, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David Landes, Greencastle, Route 2, a girl, Thursday.

Morgan County.

Marriage Licenses

John Robert Ray, research associate, 506 S. Jackson St. and Alice Livesay, secretary, j route 5, both of Greencastle. j Douglas Bruce Travis, dent, 514 S. Indiana St.

ready been notified. If a graduate or teacher has not received an invitation the group is truly stu- sorry and feel it is due to the and fact we do not have correct

At Brick Chapel

HELPING HAND

Brick Chapel Official Board met Tuesday evening at the church. Plans for the year were discussed. The Ladies Aid gift

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Co-

median Jerry Lewis gave son erdale and Nanc y Ann Cam PGary. 19. a helping hand by bell > White Cleaners, Fillmore

signing the youth and his Playboys combo for his latest movie,

"The Family Jewels.”

FUNERAL HOME OL 3-651 I

MOTOROLA TV injoy Your Vocation With a Motorola Transistor Radio's Bottorioi, Cor Phono I Carrying Cato, Comploto $10.95 4 UP l. v. McMillan tv 13 Sunsot Dr.

Susan Starr Powell, student, j names and or addresses.

514 S. Indiana St., both of

Greencastle. A11 Alumni - teachers and h

Alva Edward, barber, Clov- bands and wives are cordial, y j of a Public Address system was

invited to attend this banquet, approved.

It will be held at the Belle Union School Building June 26, dinner being served promptly at

7:30 p. m.

candidates.

This will be the only tnoe of Red Men in the county and prospects are good for this tribe becoming the largest tribe in the state. Some members of former tribes in Greencastle. Belle Union, Bainbridge, and Fillmore. have made application for membership in the new tribe and by so doing, will have their name on the new charter. The members of the newly organized council of the Degree of Pocahontas will serve sandwiches and drinks. Any male person over the age of 16 years wishing to become a member should be at the Fairgrounds Saturday evening. At which time their application can be voted upon and they can also take the degree work the same night. The minimum limit for membership in the Degree of Pocahontas is 16 years also.

RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOLNEWS

Co-Op Reunion

On May 29 at 6 a.m. nineteen rural route 2, Coatesville, 46121. happy faces of the Junior and Please make your check or

★ ANNOUNCING ★ THE HIRT HOUSE RESTAURAHT Will have catfish dinners every Friday storting 1:00 p.m. w/Frsnch Fries and $law and drink. $1.35 Home Made Breed Wednesdays

Senior classes of the Russellville High School traveled by the Miller Tour Bus Line. They arrived at Pittsburgh, Pa., Saturday evening, traveling on to Washington, D. C., and New York. They will go sight seeing in Philadelphia and will attend the World's Fair before returning. Those making the trip were Keith Carrington, Mary Dee Walsh, Ron Richardson, Burley

The time of services was • changed for the summer to j

Sunday School at 9:30 and The 17th Annual Co-Op Tour Divine Worship at 10:30 to be- Reunion will be held June 6 at

All reservations should be come effective June 13. Vaca- 1 p. m. in the new Community mailed to Mrs. Eldon Wheeler, , tion Bible School was announced Building in Cloverdale.

to begin June 7 and continue The building is located on through the next 2 weeks. The state Road 43, one block north pastor and family were wel- 0 f stop light, in the basement

money order payable to Belle Union Band Parents, the price being $2.00 for each dinner reservation. In order to have your reservation it must be postmarked no later than June 10. If a dinner reservation is made please send the money with the

reservation.

The 1965 graduating class of Belle Union will be guests of honor. The class having the

corned back.

In Memory

In loving memory of Addie Irwin, who passed away June 3, 1961.

Allgood, Jr., Bruce Moore, John ' largest percentage of graduates

McCloud, Jerry Boiler, Bob Oliver, Linda Cushman, Martha Adams, Beverly Grimes, Linda Niles, Gary Clodfelter, Ray Eddie McGaughey, Lew David Whitely, Steve Hurst, Linda Gross, Bill Sinnet, James Richardson. They were accompanied by their four sponsors, Principal and Mrs. Vernon Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller. They will return home on June 5.

in attendance will be recognized. also other graduates, teachers and events will be honored. It is hoped that the Alumni Association of Belle Union High School can be organized, in order that the Alumni banquet could be an annual affair, since this banquet is only the third such banquet to be held in the 39 year history of the school.

In the Book goes on,

of Life, as time

of the Post Office. All who have ever been on one of the Co-op Tours are invited. Bring family and well filled baskets and enjoy the day with old friends. Mrs. Doris Salsman and Mrc. Glendon Herbert of Putnam County are hostesses to the meeting.

We turn back the pages one by one;

In Memory

Seeking fond memories word or a smile.

of a

Just to live in the past for a little while; For there is a link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last forever. Sadly missed by husband and family. pd

Curtis away,

In loving memory of Minnick, who passed

June 3, 1964.

You left us a beautiful memory, But a sorrow too great to be

told,

To us who loved you and lost

you,

Your memory will never grow/

old.

His loving wife, Sallie, Chil- ! dren and grandchildren.

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