The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1965 — Page 2

2 Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneattla, Indiana Friday, Octobar 15, 1965

Gamma Phi Beta Alums Organize

There is a desire among Gamma Phi Beta sorority alumnae members in this area to organize an alumnae chapter. Mrs. Duane Bassett (Nancy Phillips) .Indiana State University ’58 to (•60) is helping to organize this

chapter.

On Saturday. October 9, Mrs.

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James 8. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Post Office at Green-

castle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail Bassett was honored by having

matter under Act of March 7, 1878.

Subscription Prices Home Delivery

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Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per yea,

Bible

Thought

Mrs. Charles Simmons, Ann Arber, Michigan, and Mrs. Mil-

40* per week ton Darling. Bloomfield Hills. S8.00 per yea, Michigan, at her home. Mrs.

CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks to the kind friends, neighbors and relatives for expression of sympathy, spiritual bouquets, beautiful flowers and other courtesies extended during illness and death at the passing of our beloved husband and father, Dennis N. Diel. We especially thank Dr. John Ellett, the nurses. Doctors and staff of the Putnam County Hospital and Weaver Funeral Home for their

wonderful service.

Irene G. Diel and Family.

In Memory

CAN T SEE HIM ANYMORE—Mrs. Victor Thorne, 44, Troy, Mich., leans over to kiss her mentally retarded son Richard, 13, goodbye in Miami, Fla., following a judge's decision that the boy be placed in a special school there. Abandonment charges were dropped against her for flying him to Miami and leaving him at the airport. The parents are forbidden to see the boy unless psychiatrists deem it desirable.

Simmons is the Gamma Phi Collegiate Director and Mrs. Darling is the Alumnae Director j

for Province IV. This province WALLACE: In loving memnow includes the collegiate or y G f m y mother, Iva M. Walchapter at the University of i ace , who passed away Oct.

Michigan, University of West- 15thi igga.

ern Ontario, Michigan State j n our hearts your memory

University. Indiana State Uni- j lingers

versity and Indiana University Always tender, fond and true plus 23 alumnae chapters in There is not a day dear mother

Johnson

to one brief visit each from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Johnson's doctors and family could not be more pleased. This normal pattern of high-gear activity during most of his waking hours has been broken in favor of a sleepy, routine hospital existence quite normal for a surgery patient. The seclusion of his third fl"or suite at Bethesda Naval Hospital is an ideal barrier to less-than-vital communications from other members of the government. No cabinet officer worth his portfolio would dare call the hospital these days without a most urgent reason. Furthermore, the departments and agencies are not pressing with their customary vigor to have the Chief Executive survey their latest reports. The reduction of official pressures is welcome to Johnson in more ways than one. He had a backlog of fatigue when he entered the hospital. Once he relaxed at Bethesda. even in the discomfort of post-surgery convalescence, he found that he liked the opportunity to rest

completely. It was not until he was forced into bed rest at Bethesda that he realized how much he needed it.

The ways of the Lord are right, and the just shall walk in them; hut the transgressors

| ^G^has spoken ^through Michi * an ’ IndiaM and Canad *;,! w * do ™ tm **°J_ ? ou ;

the prophets. Are we wise enough to hearken to His words, learn His wisdom, and

Walk in His ways?

Putnam Court Notes State of Indiana vs. Wiley F. Mark and Francine M. Mark (HW), complaint for appropriation of real estate. State of Indiana vs. Lois L. Atkins and Charles S. Atkins, her husband. The First National Bank of Cloverdale, complaint for appropriation of real estate. Mary Summers vs. Marcia Green, complaint for damages. Ronald Summers vs. Marcia Green, complaint for damages. State of Indiana vs. J. Walter Dorsett, Wayne P. Dorsett and Caroline L. Dorsett (HW), complaint for appropriation of real estate. The Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis vs. Edward Coffey and Wilma Coffey, complaint on note. Eleanor Maxine Meyers vs. Robert Meyers, complaint for absolute divorce.

REV. I MRS. LEON COOK

REVIVAL SERVICES Through Oct. 17 7:30 Each Evening Sunday — 9 30 A M. - 10 30 A M.

7:30 R.M.

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Personal And Local News Mrs. Hazel Plank of South Bend is visiting relatives in this city. Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa will meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. in Room 212, DePauw Union Building. Domonic Romalia is a patient in Union Hospital in Terre Haute where he underwent I surgery Thursday. Delta Theta Tan members please remember the Founders Day meeting Saturday, October 1 16th at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Miss Judy Reynolds. Bruce Helton. 306 N. Madison Street, remains in a critical condition In the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis, due to a stroke suffered three months ago. The Newcomers Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Pi Phi House, 303 South Locust Street. The speaker will be Norman Knights of Public Relations at DePauw. Fillmore Christian Church will hold a Fellowship Harvest Supper Friday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the church. Please bring your own food for the pitch-in supper and some harvest item for the silent auction. All in the community are invited. Mrs. Edward Smith. Indianapolis. granddaughter of John Clark Ridpath, will be here Sunday for the dedication of the Ridpath, Weik historical marker. Mrs. Smith will be the ■ guest of Mrs. W. M. McGaughey. The Fillmore PTO will meet Monday, October 18 at 7:30 with a masquerade as the program. Prizes will be given for the following nine categories: Best Ghost, Best Song Title, Smalle.'rt, Ugliest. Witch. Bride and Groom, Family Group, Most Original, Best Copy of Advertisement. Business meeting will follow judging.

All interested Gamma Phi Beta alums should write to Mrs. Bassett at 65 Westwood Road,

Fillmore, or phone 246-6162 for In Memory

further information.

Daughter, Frieda & family.

HUNTING A BUDDY—A Vietnamese interpreter questions villagers south of the Da Nang airbase in the search for a U. S. Marine believed to have been captured by Viet Cong guerrillas. Other Marines are mounted on tanks in the background. (Radiophoto)

Mrs. Oz.ment Hostess To Club Sixteen Mrs. Jerry Ozment was hostess to the Club Sixteen Home | Economics club. Most of the members were masked and had fun guessing who the spooks were. Prizes went to the following: Most outstanding, Beverly , Huller; Ugliest, Marilyn Wager; Most original. Rita Liechty; and the funniest went to Marjorie Cash. Each member was given a number when entering which led to more lively entertainment such as school yells, a duet and real swinging danc-

es.

Jane Sibbett, the president, called the meeting to order and

In loving memory of my mother, Garnet Nerrine Brown, who passed away Oct. 15, 1959. Six years have passed since that sad day When the one I loved passed

away,

Time may change year by year and friends day by day But sweet memories of you will never fade away. Life is not the same mom, since you went away. Sadly missed by daughter, Helen Fender.

.Missionary Society To Meet Oct. 19 The missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night, October 19th, at 6:30 for a family pitch-in supper in the church basement. The Hostess is Mrs. Mickie Nicol and Co-Hostess, Mrs. Carrie Forman. The program will be getting acquainted with foreign students. They will be our guests, so please bring your family, a well-filled basket and spend the evening with us.

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Homemaker’s Met With Velda Nees

On the afternoon of Oct. 7, 1965, the Homemaker's Extension Club met at the home of

roll call was answered by tell- j Velda Nees. To open the meeting of a ‘ Hallowe'en prank I ing, Delores Simmons read a did.” The door prize was won poem, "Autumn Has Come.”

by Betty Arnold after which the secretary report was read by Sylvia Nichols. After the business discussion the members were served delicious refreshments. There were thirteen members and two guests present.

Assumes Alpha Phi District Position

Mrs. Elmer Carriker has assumed her duties as District Governor for District V of Alpha Phi International. Appointed in June by the national president, Mis. Carriker is responsible for the Alpha Phi chapters at Indiana University, DePauw University, Indiana State University, Purdue, and Ball State University. Following Mrs. Robert Wagner of

The Club Creed and the salute to the flag were repeated in unison. The song of the month was led by Donna Fidler. The lesson on "Children and Money” was given by Imogene Cash and LaVaughn Patten. Members answered roll call by telling Halloween pranks they did. The secretary and treasurer made their reports. The Health and Safety report was given by LaVaughn Paten, telling of a new method of removing tonsils of adults by

freezing.

The outlook report was given by Delores Simmons on a newpeach drink. It is made from peaches too ripe for other methods of preserving and is concentrated. The household hint was a suggestion that a chamois be used to polish win-

Killed In Riots ADEN UPI — Three Arab civilians were killed and an Arab police officer was injured today when anti-British riots broke out in Seikh Otham town. Police imposed an immediate curfew. British troops moved in to take control of crowds enflamed by rumors that two suspected Adense members of the nationalist front had died under torture in Almonsura prison just outside Seikh Otham. Police denied the rumors.

mm. M George M. Harrison, 70, Railway ClArka Harry C. Bates, for; David J. McDonald, president emeritus, mer Brick layer* who lost out as High in Democrat president. He’s 82J Steelworkers chief. Party councils. • council oldtimeis ■ "■ * 3

Anderson in this position Mrs. | dow9 as it leaves no lint A Carriker will fill a two >ear tour Terre Haute is being term and will attend national planned for 0 ct. 12. We are board meetings and the nation- happy to report that Arlene

al convention in Phenoix in

June.

AMERICAN LEGION Donee Oct. 1 8 Dougherty's Combo DANCE OCT. 30 - OPEN HOUSE TOMMY WILLS Th« Mon With A Horn — With Thotr Lovoly Vocalist All Top Recording Artist Recordings — Mon With a Horn, Nigh* Train, Misty, Diane, Satan Doll, Walkin' Mr. Sax, Hard and many more. Limited Number of Tickets 9-2 A M. — Five Hours of Music

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and the

Huber was nominated elected as secretary of

Mrs. Carriker is the wife of County Council. Chaplain Elmer Carriker of During the social hour the DePauw. They are the parents hostess served refreshments of five children. Susan gradu-1 and Martha Cash won the door

Two Injured In Explosion NEW ALBANY UPI — An explosion at the Gallagher generating station of Public Service Indiana on the Ohio River here injured two employes today and caused what appeared to be a heavy loss. The blast at 2:15 a. m. sent Howard Hauck, 35, and Franklin King, 49, both of New Albany, to Floyd County Memorial Hospital with undetermined injuries. Firemen quoted unidentified PSI employes as saying the damage could range anywhere from $500,000 to $5 million.

\\ X.... Al J. Hayes, retired James B. Carey, William C. Birth4 mandatoriiy at 65 who lost nut as right, former presi* as Machinists Lnion Electrical Workers dent of the Barber! president. president. Union. He la 78. * AFL-CIO SHAKEUP LOOMS—A shakeup looming in the 29- ; man AFL-CIO Executive Council would relegate these six - members to emeritus status, w-ith no vote. They no longer * actively head their unions, and AFL-CIO President George - Meany feels “modernization” is in order. This would re- I quire constitution changes. The convention is in December, - in San Francisco. Plans for changes are moving forward. .

Bank Robbers Are Sentenced

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Birthdays Melisha Ann Litterell, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Lewis Littrell. four years old today, October 15. Gary Allen Stone, 20 years today, Oct. 15th. Weddings

a ted from DePauw in 1962 and is now teaching in Fillmore. Their daughter Kathryn is a

freshman at DePauw.

A Depauw graduate herself, Mrs. Carriker served as president of Gamma chapter of Alpha Phi here at DePauw in 1936 and has been active in many alumna groups. She served as president of the Washington, D. C. alumna for two years and was the delegate from the 400 members to national convention in 1951. She has been active in Alpha Phi groups in Honolulu, Kansas City, Dayton, Montgomery and Boston. She was president of

prize.

County Hospital Dismissed Thursday! Walter Nees, Quincy Irene White, Quincy Dora Volderauer, Fillmore Mrs. Roland Beck and daughter, Bainbridge Louise Williams, Greencastle Tyson Drescher, Greencastle William Wyatt, Greencastle Louise Custis, Greencastle

Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Atkins,

Hillsdale Ave. 16 years October the Anchorage Pan-hellenic As-

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14th. Horse Thieves HORSE THIEF SPRINGS. Calif. UPI — Police here are looking for a thief who stole two quarterhorses valued at $2,000.

Traffic Toll 1,127 8y United Pros* International

A flurry of fatalities sent In-

Speciol Training A. Gardner Eggers, 316 Greenwood, a local representative for Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, was at Turkey Run State Park last week attending a special training course in programming and business insurance. Eggers was selected for this advanced underwriting course because of the excellent progress he has made. It involves a study of multiple needs selling on a programing basis along with the many uses of life insurance for business uses. He is a member of the City Agencies with headquarters in

Indianapolis.

1 INDIANAPOLIS UPI— Two 1 men w r ere sentenced Thursday in federal court to 20-year j prison terms for the $8,764 i robbery of the American NaI tional Bank at Yorktown July i L Lawrence Pitluck. 25, Bloomington, and Robert Northern, 27, Indianapolis, were sentenced by Judge S. Hugh Dilin. A third man w-as sentenced earlier this year in connection with the robbery, and two others are awaiting trial.

Free Beer I COLCHESTER, England UPI — Police had to guard a beer truck which broke dow-n on ‘ja highway near here Thursd;£v night after passing motorists began helping themselves. ^

FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY

sociation and was instrumental in getting that organization to

grow to over 200 members. She diana - s 1965 death toll 5hoot ing Medical Checks

has served on various national upward today as deadly 0cto _ committees and in 1939-40 as- ber s third weekend drew near sisted the chapter -when it A double-fatality accident in moved into the new chapter Terre Haute Thursday night, a

house here in Greencastle. At

Queen Robbed Of Key To City BAKERSFIELD. Calif. UPI ! - The city fathers of Bakersfield had better keep one eye on ; the official doors. Nanett Thomas. Miss Bakersfield of 1965, reported that someone broke into her apartment and stole the key to the ! city, which she received when I she was crowned.

motorcycle-truck collision at

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present she is president of the Gary thig morningi and a crash

local alumna club and active in

on an interstate highway on the

ROME UPI — The Senate Thursday passed a government bill imposing medical checks on prostitutes and making soliciting and "scandalous be-

havior” a crime.

many Greencastle community outskirts of Indianapolis today

affairs. added to the toll. They raised the dead to at

least 1,127 compared with 1,051

a year ago.

Against Marriage

Stage Walkout

WARSAW UPI — The Soviet Union's delegates walked out of

the congress of World Federa- j AMSTERDAM, The Nethertion of Trade Unions Thursday lands UPI — A committee cir-

when an Albanian delegate attacked them as "Khrushchevite

revisionists.”

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culating petitions opposing the marriage of Crown Princesses Beatrix to a former German army officer said today it had more than 5,000 signatures. The committee says it wants to put on record the uneasiness of many citizens about bringing a German into the Dutch royal

family.

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