The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1965 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Friday, October 29, 1965
LETTER
to the EDITOR
500 S. Third Street Frankfort, Indiana
To the Editor,
A few days ago, I had occasion to visit your city. I was surprised to find that the people of Greeneastle are very friendly, and eager to help strangers. My sister accompanied me on the trip. The ladies in the Recorder’s Office in the Putnam County Court House were very nice. Mrs. Evelyn Spencer of the Putnam County Board of
Health, was especially helpful and a real delight to talk with. Your city is lovely. We en- ; joyed a delicious lunch at Hirt’s House Cafe, after having been directed there by a group of gracious young ladies, who were enjoying a conversation in the basement of the court jhouse. Forest Hill is the most beau- ! tiful cemetery I have ever seen. It is well kept, interesting, and was a gorgeous sight with the trees in their fall foliage. It was our pleasure to visit Greeneastle. We will come again in the near future. Thank
! you.
Very sincerely yours, Mrs. Wayne Fausett
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4 Seniors Seek Danforth Grants Four DePauw University seniors have been nominated to enter national competition for Danforth Graduate Fellowships. Picked to represent DePauw in the competition sponsored by The Danforth Foundation of St. Louis were: Phillip Brookins, Jackson, Miss.; Virginia Chanda, North Judson, Ind.; James Peck, Urbana, 111.; and David Rice, Palos Park, 111. Brookins’ major is mathchemistry; Miss Chanda, English literature; Peck, philoso-phy-history; and Rice, chemistry. The four finalists were chosen from an original field of 18 by a committee of faculty members. The committee included Dr. James Cooper, Dr. Thomas Davis, Dr. James Findlay, Dr. Robert King. Dr. Clem Williams and Dr. James Gammon. The Danforth Fellowships go each year to outstanding prospective college teachers. Selection is based on high intellectual power, personal character and Christian concern. The award, renewable for three years after the initial year, underwrites the recipient’s tuition, academic fees and living expenses. One hundred and twenty-seven were granted last year by the Foundation. There were 1800 applicants. Danforth winners for the current year will be announced in March.
Bible
Thought
Missionary
his wife went to Congo to do education and evangelistic work at Sona Bata. When the Kikongo station was opened in 1930, Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong devoted themselves to dong the task of developing that field. In 1946, Dr. Armstrong became American Baptist mission secretary to Congo. From Leopoldville, he traveled often to the eight American Baptist Stations to advise and to aid in holding conferences. In 1949 the
Belgian government awarded , medals to both Mr. and Mrs . | day, 10 days after being injured Armstrong for their outstand- when her car hit a P ole on In -
lice said White was alone In ttia
car.
Mabel Marts, 74, Indianapolis, was killed in a one-car crash near Indianapolis on Indiana 67. Police said her car hit a drive-
way culvert.
Edward Nice, 16. Lafayette, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car backing out of a driveway on Indiana 43 a mile south of Lafayette. Driver of the car, Jack Levanthal, 57, Lafayette, was hospitalized suf-
fering from shock.
Mrs. Opha Rainey, 68, Vincennes, died in Good Samaritan Hospital at Vincennes, Thurs-
Mir. and Mrs. Hobart Morgan of Gaston announce the en-
I press toward the mark for g a g e ment and approaching marthe prize of the high calling of r i a g e 0 f their daughter Caro-
God in Christ Jesus. Philip- jy n Louise to Larry Michael
pians 3:14. Parker son of Mr. and Mrs.! strong holds a B.A. degree from their . regular . ° Ctober meetin S Here is a prescription for the Paul L . p ar ker of Redkey. I Des Moines University. He has held ^ the dinin S room of the highest level of Christian ^ride-elect is a graduate done graduate study at the Un-1 ^ reencas ^ e Christian Home, growth and the highest degiee Q^gton High School and the iversity of California. Berkeley ^ uesda y night.
ing contribution to the uplift of the Congolese. They returned to the United States in 1958 due to the illness of Mrs. Armstrong. She died Christmas eve
day, 1958.
A native of Iowa, Dr. Arm-
diana 61 near Vincennes.
Danville B.P.W. Meets In Greeneastle Christian Home Forty-three members of the
Danville Business and Professional Women’s Club attended
of Christian achievement. Personal And Local News
orary Doctor of Divinity degree
future bride-groom, who attended Indiana State and Ball State Universities, is a gradu-
ate of Bainbridge High School. | upon him in 1954.
He is now employed with the Universal CIT Credit Corp. in
Richmond.
Baptist Divinity School, Berke- Following the dinner, Rev. L. ley, Calif., conferred the hon-, c. Ziegler, who is the admin-
His son, the Rev. Norman L. Armstrong, is pastor of the Wyoming Baptist Church, Wy-
The couple is to be married | orn i n g ( Ohio,
al order of Jobs Daughters will Nov. 20 in the Gaston Metho- ’ hold an initiation practice on dist Church. ' r ' rmS r ° ng
Saturday morning October 30
Belhel 78 of the Internation-
al 10 at the Masonic Temple. Jesse Michael, 58, city, was arrested at 2:25 this morning by Officer Paul Walters on East Washington Street for failure to have an operator’s license. Present Day will meet with Mrs. Simpson Stoner at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, November 1.
Dr.
his home in geles, Calif.
now makes
eastern Los An-
Vulnerable sneak Communist attacks on an annex of the Da Nang airbase and the Chu Lai airstrip. American casualties in the commando raid were listed as “light.” Forty-one Viet Cong
were killed.
A final assessment of damage compared with 1,126 a year
Indiana Traffic Toll Hits 1,206 By United Press International Indiana’s traffic fatality toll climbed to at least 1,206 today
Reverend Schimp, of Bloom- ; showed 18 helicopters destroyed j a &°-
ington, and a quartet will hold and 22 damaged at the Marble services at Tri-County Church Mountain facility east of Da
Sunday afternoon at 2:00.
istrator of the home as well as minister of the First Christian Church at North Salem, was asked to talk about the home. : He outlined to the group the I history of the home from its beginning, and the effort to make j it a place where older active people have all the privacy of their own home together with the opportunity of association with others who have some time on their hands for gracious community living. Following the program the club divided into smaller groups to make a tour of the home under the direction of Rev. Ziegler, Mrs. Jane Hays, Mrs. Harold W. Stewart and Mrs. Frank G. Helme, the hostess of the
home.
Mrs. Bernice Steward and Miss Elizabeth McClure were awarded special recognition pins for 25 years of 4-H leadership. The awards were presented at a dinner in the DePauw Student Union Building last Tuesday. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.
News Of Boys
“This defendant is a wholesale distributor of heroin and I
Seaman Recruit Dennis Wayne , know of no crime so horrible Anderson, U.S.N., son of Mr.! and despicable as the sale of
In Memory
In loving memory of Lula May Clift, who passed away October 29, 1959. Beyond the sunset there's a land Where skies are always blue Where every day is bright and fair Where dreams will all come true And at those Golden Portals That grace the Golden Shore Loved ones who have said Goodbye Will meet to part no more! j Sadly missed by Walter Clift I and Family.
The women of the First Baptist Church of Greeneastle are going to hold a day of prayer, Monday, November 1 at 1:30 p.m. All ladies are cordiaily in-
vited to attend.
Nang, 385 miles northeast of Saigon, and two A4 Skyhawk jet bombers destroyed and six damaged at Chu Lai, on the coast about 52 miles south of
Da Nang.
A U.S. spokesman noted that replacement for the $10 million
City firemen were called out worth of equipment lost in the
323 raids already were en route to
at 1:30 this morning to
East Hanna Street,
ported leaves on fire under-
the bases.
Jerry Groce, 11, Mooreland, was killed Thursday when a
faim tractor he was operating >i rs . Stine Hostess overturned on a Delaware jo Bainbridge Club
County road near Muncie and
crushed him.
James Satowski, 29, R.R. 1, Union Mills, was killed when he
said. “If
was an instance mandatory sentence
and Mrs. Charles Holland of narcotics, Helfond Route 1, Greeneastle, is taking ever there
nine weeks of basic training at whei
the U.S. Naval Training Center, j was justified, this is it
San Diego, Calif., and he would like to hear from all his friends.
Dennis Anderson 9978944 S.R. C.O. 502 U.N.S.T.C. San Diego, Calif, 92133
Anniversaries
Birthdays
Michael Nodley, son of Mr.
Mrs. Fern Stine was hostess 1 an d Mrs. Roger Nodley, 14
to the Bainbridge Study Club years today, for the October meeting. Mrs. j Weddings
Defense Dept.
U.S. Air Force jet bombers
neath an automobile but there Thursday attacked the Nasan was no damage. airfield, about 100 miles west of
! Hanoi, after destroying a com-
Pvt. James C. Neal, Jr., son munications station at Ban of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal, Thien, 130 miles south-south-City, arrived in Hanau, Ger-! west of the Red Capital,
many Oct. 6th with Btry C,! 2nd Bn., 75th Arty. Jim received his heavy artillery schooling at Ft. Sill, Okla. He
would appreciate hearing from matically for service. Those in his Greeneastle friends. the 10 to 30 per cent bracket
can get in if they pass supple-1
mentary aptitude tests.
| After Nov. 1, physically fit
November 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school graduates will be basement of the Presbyterian accepted if they score above the Church in Greeneastle. Please | lowest 15 per cent No aptitude note change of meeting place tests would be r eq uir ed. and be sure to come and hear '■
the program given by our Round-Up Girls. If a troop leader cannot attend, she should
send a representative.
Pusher Sentenced NEW YORK UPI — State
Supreme Court Judge Julius
The Girl Scout neighborhood association will meet Monday,
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County Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Naomi Lewis. Bainbridge Wilma Gray, Reelsville Rosemary Tyler, Cloverdale Pauline Lewis, Cloverdale Lee McKamey, Grenecastle castle
i special thanks go to all the ^ nurses and nurse aids for their : cheerful good care. Thanks to' Dr. Veach, Dr. Schauwecker and Dr. Lett. Irene Saylor
4-H Leaders
Conservation Bill WASHINGTON UPI—Inter- | ior Secretary Stewart L. Udall wants Congress to approve a so-called wild rivers bill, which would establish a national system of free-flowing streams for their fish, wildlife, recreation
and scenic values.
At a news conference Thursday, he complimented Congress
tured as a “Salute to Our 4-H
Leaders.”
This recognition dinner serv-
es very well to complete a total i for its record last year on conyear of 4-H activity and to servation legislation and urged bring to mind some of the ac- favorable action on other pendcomplishments of the past year, j ing measure.
Annual HALLOWEEN PARADE 7:30 p. m. Saturday, October 30th will Uav* from Jr. High School PRIZES UGLIEST — 2 Silver Dollars FUNNIEST — 2 Silver Dollars BEST COSTUMED COUPLE — 2 Silver Dollars Applet and Candy for fho Paradors Parade will be led by Jr. High Pep Band Sponsored By AMERICAN LEGION POST 58
fell under the rear wheels of - Earl Sutherlin, president, pre- Mr. and Mrs. Don Holt, 20 a truck driven by his brother, I sided opening the meeting by years today, 28 Sunset Drive.
Donald, 28, R.R. 1, Union Mills. | reading a prayer and telling State police said the two were' about the man whose hands working on a LaPorte County J were used as models for “The road a half-mile north of U.S. : Praying Hands.” Nine members 6. Donald was driving away in answered roll call by reporting
the truck when James tried to, 011 assigned topics,
flag him down and fell under Mrs - Sutherlin announced the Helfond sentenced a four-time
the wheels. tea to be given Oct. 29 in the . . , ,
_ D . ... , felon to serve from 15 years to
Willie Melvin White, 38, South Roachdale library honoring ...
Bend, was killed when his car ^ Mrs - Van Cleace whose paint-; life in P rison Thursday for posmissed a curve on a St. Joseph won first prize in the art! session of six pounds of pure County road and hit a tree. Po- exhibit. She also announced a heroin worth $1 million on the
■" breakfast to be held in Fort illegal retail drug market.
Wayne Nov. 11 for club women, j Mrs. Glenn Michael gave an ’ interesting review of the book “Six Pence in Her Shoe” by
Phyllis McGinley.
The Study Club held its annual family night dinner at the Countryside Inn at Hollandsburg Oct. 22nd. Twenty-four members and guests enjoyed the delicious dinner. The speaker for the evening was J. F. Shepherd, administrator of the Putnam County Hospital. He gave a very informative and interesting talk about the work ! and needs of the hospital and answered many questions.
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Putnam Court Notes Dorothea Charlene Felling vs. Forest Wayne Felling, complaint for absolute divorce. Sharon Kay riowiett vs. David Allen Hewlett, complaint for absolute divorce.
Selling Women LILLE, France UPI—French presidential candidate Francoise Mitterand was asked if women voters were influenced by the physique of a candidate. “I am sure women will be convinced by their civic duty only,” he replied. “Otherwise I don’t feel up to convincing 14 million women between now and Dec. 5 election day.”
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