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Th# Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Thursday, December 23, 1965
Gobin Church bership in the Northwest Indiana Conference. He received the A.B. degree from DePauw University in 1949 and the Ph.D. degree from Vanderbilt University in 1953. The McFarlands hava resided in Greencastle since 1961 and are members of ®obin although Dr. McFarland ijfesently serves as minister at ♦e Carbon Methodist Church. £ Members of Gobin Church and the entire community are cordially invited to attend either of these services as an opportunity to observe the deep meaning of this Holy Season.
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versanes
Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coffin. December 23rd.
Birthdays
Mrs. Frank Ogles, December
23 rd.
Mrs. Page Honored On Her Birthday The children of Mrs. Lona Page had a surprise party for her on her 80th birthday Thursday night, Dec. 16 at her home northeast of Barnard. It was carried out as a pound party. She received many lovely gifts. The young children trimmed her Christmas tree. An enjoyable time was had my all 32 who were present. They are ns follows: Mrs. Vela Page, her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pritchett, Mrs. Crystal Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Page. Jlr. and Mrs. Paul Page. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Page and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopkins and 2 children. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. William | Leach and 2 children, and Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Page and 2 children. They left at a late hour wishing her many more happy birthdays.
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Mro. OTIotwp Hosteso
To Study Club
Mrs. Russell O’Haver of Morton was hostess to the Bainbridge Study Club for tho De-
cember meeting.
Mrs. Earl Sutherlin. president,
opened the meeting with a Christmas program and read the Christmas story- as record-
ed in the gospel of Luke. Nine members answered roll
their as-
signed topics.
Mrs. Joe Sutherlin and Mrs. Albert Solomon had the program. Mrs. Solomon read Clare Booth Luce's article “The Case of the Christmas Card.' 1 They gave three interesting contests appropriate for the Christmas
season.
cookies and spiced tea. The January meeting will be with Mrs. Earl Sutherlin.
whatisl? good
We search constantly for some* thing good ... good things, good ideas, good people, and good fifties. But we re seldom satisfied antfl we begin to understand the wly real basis for man’s fulfillment Jesus described it when he said, *There is none good but one, * Vat is, God" (Itott. 1937). Hear a ' One-how public lecture called *What Is the Good that Satisfies?** . by EDWAROC. WILLIAMS, C.S.B, member of The Christen Science ? Board of Lectureship. Ckrisiiai Science leelire
FIRST CHURCH OF - CHRIST SCIENTIST 429 Anderson Street Sunday — January 2nd at 3 pm. ■buuJMJ Fen • Eeeryone is mefcorae
Bible
Thought
The Word was made fleeh. and dwelt among us, (and rre beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and
truth. John 1:14.
Christmas is meant to be a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. Are our hearts so full there is "no room” for our
Saviour? No love for Him? All j, or Missionary- Society of i we see is tinsel and baubles the First Baptist church, Dec. that last so short a time. What 7 ; 3o The meeting was does Christmas mean to y° u ? ' opened with the Meditation from
John 3:16 and the singing of
two Christmas carols.
Mrs. Hazel Scroggen gave the “White Cross Opportunity.” Pen sketches and something about each of our missionaries were enjoyed. Devotions were given by Mrs. Elnora Walton. A playlet, “To Hear The Angels Sing" was given by Mrs. Louise Pershing and her three daughters. Pam. Dede and Joni. It was
enjoyed by all.
A pretty- Christmas tree with interesting packages created much excitement. The work of
Council Issues Grim Prediction By United Preti International
Christmas holidays. Homeward bound travelers teemed through air and bus terminals. Churches scheduled special services for
Christmas Eve.
Bethel Baptist Gives Program
invited with us.
to come and worship
said nearly all of the nation's 100 million motor vehicles will take to the highway during the
holiday- period.
The holiday period begins at 6 p. m. local time today and
Sidney Modlin will be installed extends to midnight Sunday. A pleasant social hour fol- ^ Honored Queen of Interna- The lowed during which Mrs. O Ha- llonal °_ rder of Job s Daughters, tween
ver and her assistants served Hethel 75 on Tuesday evening, would be killed in traffic accii delicious refreshments of candy, December 28th at 7 o'clock in dent! , during the period, tra-
the Masonic Hall at Roachdale, ditionally the most dangerous instead of Ladoga. Sidney is a G f the year. As many as 31.000 senior of Greencastle High persons may suffer disabling
- School and daughter of Mr. and injuries in traffic accidents, it
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. Damon Modlin. said.
Group Holds Meeting Other officers to be installed The worst holiday on record The pretty new home of the are; Senior Princess, Stella was the four - day “Black
John Pershing's was the setting Junior Princess, Trudi Etche-
Tnn.” for the folks at the Eventide Nursing Home. Carole were sung and the young people passed around treats to the
patients.
Bethel Baptist Church of the Thursda y evening there will Fillmore and Coatesville com- ^ a • s P ecial candlelight Christ-
Millions of Americans pre- munities presented their annual mas service - The servicM wl11 pared today for the start of the j Christmas program Sunday eve- start at 7:30 P m Everyone is
ning, the Kindergarten through the second primary classes took part by reciting parts they
learned. The Junior class made Cord ©f Thcink$
up the nativity scene while the
The National Safety Council choir sang a Cantata ai . raQge .
ment “Christmas Eve By Candle Light." The program was under the direction of Mrs. Betty McDaniel. Mrs. Annalene Cooper and Mrs. Floy Heavm.
Immidiately following
The family of Samuel A. Pratt wishes to express heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our wonderful friends, neighbors, relatives and Perkins funeral Home, for all the beautiful floral tributes, messages of symthe pathy. food and many acts of
council predicted be- Christmas program a large 560 and 600 persons group of the congregation went
caroling in Fillmore, they returned to the church for donuts
and hot chocolate.
Monday evening the Bethel Junior B.Y.F. group presented a play “Christmas at the
kindness at the loss of my husband and our daddy. We especially wish to thank Dr. Richard Veach and Putnam County Hospital staff for their kindness. Mrs. Ina Pratt - and Children
Personal And Local News
Edith Knight underwent surgery at the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday morning. The First Baptist Church Family Choir party will be held at the Church Thursday, December 23rd at 7:00 P.M. Don't forget the 25c gift exchange.
Two Rockville Men Are Killed
That magic time is here again«*^and our wish is that yotrand your loved ones may enjoy the happiest holidays ever. If your plans include some driving, remember that the spirit of good will applies on the highways too. Help make it a safe and happy season for everyone. WM. R. PADGETT 7 East Walnut St.
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SN Eddie Bruner, home on
leave from the U.S. Navv, will| craft > se '™S- bakin * and ( - ook - dellver the message at Union wa9 d ^played here. I Valley Church Sunday morning; After P ra >’ er * iven b - v Miss at 10:00 A. M. He will return' Debra S P ence ' delicious ™freshto Long Beach. California. DecJ ments were served b >’ the host | 2g ! and eo-hostess, Mrs. Barbara
i Spence.
One of our home boys. Ed- Let’s have the same good at-
Christma.s” of 1956 when 706 persons died on the nation's
son. highways. Last year's three-day Marshall, Mary Lou Feltner. Christmas holiday claimed 596 Guide, Martha J. Corbin.
Recorder, Terri Stafford. Treasurer, Lynn Robertson. 1st Messenger, Denise Mc-
Mullen.
2nd Messenger, Toni Etche-
son.
3rd Messenger, Shelia Harris. Two Rockville businessmen 4th Messenger, Julia Morgan, were killed and their wives inoth Messenger, Patti Reed. jured in the head-on collision of Chaplain, Nellie Long. two cars on a U. S. 36 hill, a Librarian, Roberta Kopp. fourth of a mile west of Hills-
dale in Vermillion County,
about 6 p. m. yesterday. A Clinton man. driver of one of the cars, also was injured. TJie dead men were Forest
Clearwater, 67 years old, a re- ! tired Rockville druggist and former Parke County commis-
The“public is cordially invited. sioner - and Flo - vd R - Merr >’’ 61 •
operator of an insurance agen-
cy.
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TONIGHT Shop 'til
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AfAYS FIRST QUALITY *
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SHOP PENNEY'S IN
Custodian, Martha
Custodian, Sheila
Senior Ebauld. Junior
Houston.
Inner Guard, Beverly Hirt. Outer Guard, Nancy Perkins. Musician, Sara Britton. Flag Bearer, Diana Witt.
GREENCASTLE CHARGE m
Shop without ceihl
Masonic Notice
ward L. Bruner. “1st Div. USS tendance at the Jan. 11th meet- Cloverdale Lodge No. 132
ing with Mrs. Flossie Rowings F.A.M. will hold a Table Lodge as hostess and Mrs. Viva Sween- commemorating the feast of ey as co-hostess. St. John the Evangelist on Dec. — 27, 6:30 p. m. Members of CARD OF THANKS Temple Lodge 47 will join in
this service. Visiting Brothers
Since my illness. I am unable are welcome,
j to thank all my wonderful friends at the hospital, the doc-
, Cabildo,’* home on leave for a short time, trill be bringing the message Sunday morning Dec.
26th at the Union Valley Bap-
tist Church. Please come out to
hear and encourage him.
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Fabric care for the clothes you wear. Old Reliable White
Cleaners.
OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY Serving TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings HOME MADE PIES Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Y-PALACE RESTAURANT Junction 36 and 43
County Hospital Dfemiseed Wednesday t Donald York, Coatesville Ruby Stringer. Putnamrille Ethel Lawson. Reelsville Cathy Boswell. Cloverdale David Beck, Greencastle Maynard Johnson, Greencas-
to/s and all other dear ones who remembered me with flowers and cards. May God’s richest blessings be with you all at this holiday season. Grace Williams
Robert Blue, W. M.
Dies of Cancer WASHINGTON UPI — Gen Walter C. Sweeney Jr., former commander of the Tactical Air Command, died of cancer Wednesday night at Homestead Air Force Base at the age of 56.
Masonic Notice
Card of Thanks
Al Ritz Dies
NEW ORLEANS UPI — Alfred (Al) Ritz. who •with his brothers. Jimmy and Harry, parlayed a wildly slapstick clowning technique into a long list of stage and movie hits, died Wednesday. He was 64. Al. the oldest of the group known as “The Three Ritz Brothers,” suffered an apparent heart attack. He and his brothers were completing a two-week engagement at the Roosevelt Hotel here when he was stricken.
GOP Pow Wow WASHINGTON UPI — GOP organization leaders will gather in Washington next month for four days of meetings to prepare for the 1966 state and congressional election campaigns, Republican National Chairman Ray C. Bliss said today. Republican state chainnen will meet first Jan. 29. They also have been inrited to attend the GOP National Committee meeting to be held Jan. 31-Feb. 1. In addition, the GOP Finance Committee plans a meeting and state finance chairmen will attend a “school” on new fundraising techniques.
Franklin Raines, W.M.
Called meeting of Applegate Lodge No. 155 F.&A.M. Fill-! more, Monday Dec. 27th 6:30
I take this means to thank p . m . to celebrate feast of St. the hospital staff. Dr. Wise- John. Visitors welcome,
man, Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Lett and Dr. Steele, nurses and nurses aides for their nice care given me: also all my relatives; and friends for flowers, cards: also visits and prayers during my stay m the hospital. Thanks
to all.
Herbert Boswell
Costly Alarms NEW BRUNSWICK. N.J. UPI — Firemen Palmer Saracena was fired from his job and Donald Daily and Charles Ko-j beak w r ere suspended for a year each for prankishly turning in enough false alarms to call all the town's fire fighting equipment into the streets.
DR. F. M. BURNS
CHIROPRACTOR Mon. thru Fri.
9-12 1-5
Mon. r Tues., Thurs. Evenings 7-9 CLOSED SATURDAYS
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South Jackson 4 Sunset Orivo
Gift Certificates
CANNON'S is truly Santa's Headquarters for gifts for men and boys... they know it's just right if it came from here! Suits ... Sport Jackets ... Slacks ... Ties Dress Shirts ... Sport Shirts Sweaters ... Socks ... Accessories CANNON'S Clothiers for Men and Boys Since 1891
NOTICE The Office of Lawrence R. Jones, M.D. CLOSED December 24 thru January 2nd
To All Our Friends and Patrons We Wish You A Merry Christmas EDDIE’S BARBER SHOP CLOVERDALE Shop Hours — 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Fridays 8:00 a m. to 7:00 p.m.
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FUNERAL HOME
FAIRWAY RESTAURANT will be CLOSED Saturday, Sunday December 25, 26
PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE OFFICE will be closed Friday afternoon end Saturday for Christmas CHARLES G. WALGAMUTH Agency Managor
IGA
Franklin at Locust This will be our Christmas store hours FRIDAY, DEC. 24th, closing at 6 p.m. CLOSED DEC. 25th and DEC. 26th
CHRISTMAS DAY
SUNDAY
WISHING YOU ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
TONIGHT BIG CHRISTMAS TEEN DANCE Featuring the SIR RALEIGHS and the REGENTS
ARMORY 7:30 »o 11 00 P M. School brass Admission 51 00 First twenty paid admissions half-pric.
ennei/f ALWAVS FIRST QUALITY ”
RIGHT-BEFORE-CHrISTM*!
There is still some left. We will be cleaning all day.
FRIDAY
Ve Close At .00 Friday
Buy a few extra gifts at Big! Big! Savings. Friday.
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Phone: 146-1442