The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1965 — Page 2
1 Th« Daily Banner, BreancaatU, Indiana Friday, Saptambar 10, 1965 Editorial-Wise That Gen. DeGaulle President Charles de Gaulle has warned that Franca will end ita "aubordination" to ita NATO allies by 1969 at the latest. De Gaulle has not threatened to pull France out of NATO but he is making it clear that he will demand sweeping changes in the North Atlantic Treaty when it comes up for renewal four years from now. He charges that the “subordination" places the destinies of France "in the hands of foreigners.” He did say that France believes a Western alliance for the defense of Europe will be necessary for a long tima to come. Evidently, the General feels that his country and the other West Europe nations can get along without the United States and its economic and military might. In this aspect. Gen. De Gaulle apparently stands alone. It is doubtful that the majority of Frenchmen share his opinion. He still has not announced whether he plans to run for a second seven-year term in December. His position as to NATO could have a strong bearing, if he should run, on victory or defeat at the hands of the French voters.
A Local
Teenager's View (By Janet Staub)
Putnam Court Notes
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HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-28 S. Jacfcten St. Griancaitl*. Ind. Businsti Phons Ol 3-51SI ■lisabath Roridan E*tn»«, Publithar S. R. Roridan, Senior Editor Nonao Hill Gsn. Mgr. Jamas A Zois. Managing Editor William D. Hoepor, Adv. Mgr. Sntorod in tho Post Offico at Groancflstis. Indiana, as Sacond Class Mail mattor undor Act al March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Homo Delivery 40c par weak Mailed in Putnam Co. $8.00 par yoar Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 per yoar Outside of Indiana $14.00 par yoar Bible Thought Preach the word; be Instant In oeason. out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. 2 Timothy 4:2. This is a good verse for all Christians, not Just preachers. Let us convince by our sincerity, prove when necessary with love, and encourage with a spirit of patience. Personal And Local News
State of Indiana vs Gerald and Martha Starr (HW), complaint for appropriation of
real estate.
State of Indiana vs Ralph A. and Martha R. Sandy (HW), Sherman Hacker and Alberta Hacker (HW), complaint for
A gigantic parade is planned appropriation of real estate,
with some beautiful trophies Irene Nelson vs Barney W. F a jth Apostolic Church, 601 (now on display in the Chamber N e i son , complaint for absolute , Maple Street, September 13 to of Commerce's window) being divorce. September 19. There will be a offered. j • j guest speaker each night, also
Hey you, just throw your cares away; the annual Greencastle Fair - on - the - Square is
just around the corner.
The Putnam County Women’s Democrat Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Leonard Mann of Cloverdale. All members are urged
to attend.
There will be a revival at the
Foreign Relations Meeting ST. LOUIS. Mo. UPI — A j common Christian approach to U. S. relations with the rest of the world will be discussed a nationa 1 meeting of church leaders, foreign affairs experts and political scientists in St. Louis Oct. 20-23. Sponsored by the National Council of Churches through its International Affairs Commission, the 6th World Order Study Conference will bring together 500 clergy and lay leaders of I most of the nation's major Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox communions. There also will be observers from Catholic and Jewish religious orzations.
MARRIED ON AUGUST 22
Miss Twyla Greenlee and Gerald W. Habig were united in marriage in the Coatesville Methodist Church on August 22nd. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee, R. R. 2, Coatesville.
Sutherlin Reunion
In case you havo forgotten, the time being portrayed is the
‘‘Roaring Twenties.” With so The descendants of Fendal many people knowing something an d Lydia Sutherlin held their about how the people dressed 37th annual reunion Sunday, “way back then,” the apparel Aug. 29. at Beechwood Park, worn by clerks and customers Rockville, with 52 present, .hould b. very ..lortdl. Many wer , Mr . „„ d firgamzation, hav, planned cl-r.,, Davi,. Manly-, booth, to b, in operat.on dunnj BKlty ^ ^ Mr ai]d Mfl this affair. Glenn Sutherlin of Rockville,
The many committees have ^ ^
guest vocalists, welcome.
The public is
Miss Irene Huestis is in the Putnam County Hospital recovering from a broken hip and hopes to be back home next week. Her sister, Mary E. Mangon of San Mateo, Calif., is hero to be with her.
purpose room. This will be a meeting explaining the curriculum for the year. There will be two sessions, one from 7:30 to 8:00 p. m. and a repeat session from 8:00 to 8:30, also execu-
m.
Dennis Folck. son of Mr. & Qne in seven pei . sons prob . Mrs. Keith Folck, has just com- ably win be hospitaIized some . pleted boot camp and will re- time this year reports the turn to Great Lakes, Illinois, American Hospital Association, for 2 years of training for nuclear submarines. His new address is: Denis Folck, FA 997-82-00 MM “A” School Service School Command Great Lakes. Illinois, 60088 He is a 1965 graduate of Bainbridge High School.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Loveland have returned from a vacation trip through the west. Their son. George went with them and enrolled in Iliff Theological
_ . .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramsey, Mr.
worked very hard planmng this. and Mr> Herman Suther ji n , so everyone should, if at all pos- Rhonda Eric and Liaa Mr and sible, attend. Mrg ci arenc e Overstreet, Mr.
The Fair will get under ay and ^j ri Rj cb ard Graham, Mr. Seminary in Denver. He will be Friday morning and wi en and Mrs Marvin Ramsey> M rs. ! serving the Hanna - Medicine ( \ou know w at a ways Ivy j McGaughey and Mrs. Bow circuit In Wyoming,
say — good things must jj aze | Sutherlin, all of near
come to an end) Saturday Rus5e iiville; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | Richard B. Evans of Indiannight. i ar( i giivey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl apolis has been notified that he The dates of tho Fair aro Nivens. Rhonda and Annette of has successfully passed the September 17 and 18. So, I’ll see j Greencastle. State Bar examination. Induc-
you there — at the Fair-on-the- i tion
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers and
and Mrs. Ben Clevenger, Mrs. Alice Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Williams, Mrs. Betty Williams and son Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Jones, Byron
and Brenda. Mrs. Sarah Smith, tive meeting at 6;30 p .
Mr. Arthur Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Woodall, Wanda and Mrs. C. E. Dunn, who was Richard, Mrs. Madge Bridges, 1 here to visit her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson, j Minta Snider, has returned to Mrs. Frieda Owsler, Mrs. Alice her home in Fort Lauderdale.
Lambert, Shirley and Carroll Fla. Lambert, Mr. Gerald Ashworth
Homecoming Set The Anual Homecoming "Basket Meeting” of Walnut Chapel Friends Church will be held Sunday, September 12. Robert Heavilin of Azalea Meeting, will be the guest speaker. La Vern Bailey and his quartet from Martinsville will furnish special music supplemented by other invited music. Morning worship will be at 11 a.m. Afternoon worship at 1:30. Come and enjoy the day
with us.
County Hospital Cult Leader Dies
Square.
DID YOU NOTICE ? Another
Football game thi. Friday — Bobby of Crawfordavillo; Mra.
Corda Sutherlin and Miss Wilma Sutherlin of Roachdale;
be sure to attend.
Cord of Thanks
ceremonies will be conucted for the new bar members later this month. Mr. Evans graduated from the Indiana Law School last June. For the past five years he has attended night school classes while working at the American Fletcher National Bank of In-
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Jones. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Betty Hoffman, Mr. Robert Houston, Myron Hervey, Mr. and Mrs. John O. Danberry, Kenny, David and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams and
Vicky, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan i The Band Parents OrganizaCurtis, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rob- tion of Reelsville High School erts - will meet at the school cafeBoard members of the Friend ' teria on Monday, September
13, at 7:30 p. m. All members
Fortnightly Club will meet with Mrs. F. M. Thompson, 307 W. Walnut Street, at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Mrs. Perry Rush will be assistant hostess and Mrs. L. E. Sheridan will give the
program.
Dismissed Thursday; Mrs. Darrell Welty and j daughter. Coatesville Mabel Thomas, Coatesville Gloria Sullivan, Fillmore Lucille Haltom. Quincy Jack Hinkle, Greencastle Robert Crumm, Greencastle Hubert Heeke, Greencastle ! Virginia Wilson, Greencastle j Henry O’Neal. Greencastle Mrs. Frank Young and son, ! Greencastle.
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Arnold. Quincy, a boy, Thursday
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. UPI—
Father Divine, pudgy son of a former slave who became the spiritual leader of a" interna-
tional cult, died todaj*
News Of Boys Danny West has returned to duty after 21 days at home. His address is: Daniel E. West S. A. 997-77-59 U.S.S. Floyd B. Parks DD884 Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif. 96601.
He would like all his friends.
to hear from
BACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN! Be sure your child Isn't the 1 out of 3 returning to school with faulty vision! We are here in our 5th straight year to serve you with the best in eye care at the lowest possible prices.
SPENCER OPTICAL CO. 781 E. Morgan St Spencer, Ind. Open 9-5 Dally — Inc. Sat. 9:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Friday Wednesday 9 A.M.-12 Noon For Appointment Call Phone 829-3981 “Glasses for the entire family” At prices you can afford
Lions. Auxiliary Met At Reelsville
On Sept. 4 the Reelsville Lions and the Auxiliary met in ’
of Youth Corp. are reminded of
the meeting on Monday, Sept. are m 'K ed to attend to help the Ljons C]ub bu ji d j n g f or a 13. at 7:30 p. m., in the DePauw make P ians for the coming year. pitch in SU pp e r at 6:30 with 30 Union Building. All members The Women s Missionary So- in attendance to enjoy a boun-
Mr. and Mr*. Hubert McGaughey, Nancy, Vonda. Jim Lafe, Donna Jean. Mrs. Lilly Suther-
We wish to thank the Fire Hn, Mrs. May Wilson of near
Departments of Belle Union. Morton; Mr. and Mra. Willard; iana P° 1S - H® n0A an Stilesville. Eminence, Clover- Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Dale | ^twit Trust officer for the dale and Fillmore for their Davis and Jody, Mr. and Mrs. bank ln charge of taxes. Mr quick response and aid to the Arthur Sutherlin of near Bell- ^ van ^ ** ^ he son t Mr _‘ a ^ d
fire call when our store burned more; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
are urged to attend.
ciety of the First Baptist
tiful meal.
The Putnam County Scottish Church wiU meet on Tuesda -V At 7:30 the Lions Auxiliary :
night, September 14th at 7:30 held their regular meeting with
Mrs. P. G. Evans of Greencastle.
in Bell* Union. Walter C. Bright. Sr.
Sutherlin. Richard Sutherlin,
Oscar Nevins.
Injuries Fatal INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Doris Haggard, 54. Indianapolis, died in a Capital City hospital Wednesday of injuriea ahe suffered Monday when she fell from a second-story window at her
home.
Next reunion will be held same place tho last Sunday
August.
Morriogo License WflNam Royce Lively, Calif.
Pellet Mill, Roachdale, and Susan Jano Watt, Mallory's,
Roachdale.
-Fierce Fighting
In Memory
was fierce.
I want to thank all those who assisted during my recent ill-
The mam thrust of the Pak- ness. Dr. Johnson, Dr. Wiseman, istani onslaught appeared di- Ur. Shauwacker, and Dr. Lett, reeled at Amritsar, an Indian the Nurses, and Nurse Aides, j city 30 miles east of Lahore The many friends who came to and 15 miles inside the interna- call, also for the many cards tional border. It was here Pak- *nd flowers. I would especially istan claimed Indian forces were like to thank the pastor and routed under "relentless pres- ! congregation of the Christian sure.” Church for their prayers and the
beautiful flowers they sent me.
Louis H. Williams
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. i Ruark and daughters, Patricia at Jean and Ginny Lynne, have in moved into their new home In Cardinal Hills, Wake Forest, ! North Carolina. Mr. Ruark, a : native of Greencastle, is Eastern District Manager for Kolman Products with the A they Products Corporation. The family lived in Aurora. 111., before going to North Carolina. Mr. Ruark is the son of Mrs. Ola Ruark of Greencastle and the late Dallas Ruark. He graduated from Purdue University and also studied at Illinois Institute of Technology and had executive management with Alexander Hamilton in New
York.
Rite membership committee will meet at the Indiana Gas & Water Co. service room, 101 E. ■Washington St., Sept. 13, 1965
at 7:30 o'clock.
The P.T.A. meeting of the Northeast Elementary School will be held Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Wm. Griffith. This is our first fall meeting so we would like to see a good attendance. All the women of the church are invited.
Give us a test—We re the best.
Sept. 13th at 7:15 in the multi Old Reliable White Cleaners.
OUR SPECIALTY WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES PAUL'S PASTRY SHOP
182 N. JACKSON ST.
PHONE OL S-SSSf
14 members giving the Pledge I to the Flag and answering roll call. Two guests were present, J Miss Barbara Troxell and Miss ; Diane Estes. Mrs. Mesia Hutcheson read 14 ways to kill organization, ; which was quite humorous. Meeting adjourned to meet j Oct. 2nd at the same place.
India admitted Pakistani counter-attacks and "very heavy fighting" but reported ita forces "making steady progress” on three fronts, including
Lahore.
It also claimed a total of 114 Pakistani tanks destroyed since open warfare flared. India has charged that Pakistan is using many Patton and Sherman tanks supplied under military aid agreements with the United
States.
The claims and counter-claims were issued as Secretary General Thant of the United Nations pressed his urgent peace mission on the sub-continent, i Thant conferred with President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan Thursday and is scheduled to fly to New Delhi for talks with Indian leaders at a later
date.
The other two prongs of the Pakistani offensive were directed at Ferozepore, an important Indian rail junction 30 miles south of Amritsar, and .Tassar, >0 miles north of the Lahore
Pvt, George E. Jones has reported to his base in Ft. Sam Houston after a 14 day leave home. W r hile here he was entertained at a family dinner in his honor at the home of an aunt, Mrs. Jane Danberry in Putnamville. Those present were, Mr.
The DOWNBEAT RECORD SHOP has moved to 111 EAST SEMINARY (Topper Rizzo Building) OL 3-6310
American Legion Las Vegas Night SATURDAY, 11th FREE BUFFET - 7:30 P.M. Saturday, Sapt. 18th, Daugharty Combo
DAIRY DISPERSAL SALE
After milking cswi 45 years we are quitting the Dairy businest, will tell at Public Auction at our farm 7 miles North of Greencaitle, 2 miles West, 2 miles South of Bainbridge, U mile Eatt, l« mile South of Somerset Church. Wednesday, Sept. 22 12 O'CLOCK NOON 70 HOLSTEIN COWS AND HEIFERS Twelve 3 yr. eld cows, ten 4 yr. eld cewt, nine 3 yr. eld cewi, three 6 yr. eld cewt, four 7 yr. eld cewt. Thete cewt were ell railed on thit farm from A.B.S. Built. All tetted and clean. We told ever 12.000 Ibt. milk average from thete cewt latt year. Sixteen 2 yr. eld Heifert, paiture bred to itart calving toon. 13 tmall calvet from above cewt. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Surge Pump Model P 22 pullt 7 unitt, 7 Surge Grade A milking pailt, ttainlesi iteel wath tank, 11-Ten gallon milk cant, Surge Dairy Maid water heater. 500 to 2000 balet alfalfa and clover hey. 600 gallon Craft bulk tank at private tale.
Termt — Cath.
Not raipantible in cate of accident.
Lunch by Bainbridge Chrittian Church.
J. R. SOUTH & SON Alton Hunt, Auct. Kenneth Shannon 8 Eliiabeth Hunt. Clark*
Sand dunes, some nearly 1,000 feet high, cover a sixth of the Sahara.
FLEA MARKET SALE Sept. 16, 17 & 18 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (C.D.S.) BRAZIL, INDIANA NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY South of U S. No. 40 on Highway No. 59 at City Limits Sponsored by First Chrittian Church featuring Antiques, Handicrafts, Household items, Decorations, Flowers, Toys, etc. "Everything But Dried Up Teabags" (Lunch will be served.)
DIANA. ..... FROM 8100
Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Mason Jewelers ON THE SQUARE, GREENCASTLE, IND.
ATTENTION All Putnam County Master Masons The Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute cordially invites you to be their guest for dinner to be held in Greencastle, Indiana WEDNESDAY, SEPT.22n(l 6:30 p.m. PUTNAM COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS COMMUNITY BUILDING Family Style Barbecue and Entertainment A CHANCE TO MEET OLD FRIENDS AND TO MAKE NEW ONES NO OBLIGATIONS * Please send in your attendance card.
area.