The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 March 1966 — Page 2

2 Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Tuesday, March 15, 1966

Cfovenfofe Rites For W. T. Brown WilKam Thomas Brown, 00, died Monday morninj in Knox ville, Tennessee. He was born Septemlber 14, 1899 In Ohio, the son of Thomas and Emma Kirker Brown. Mr. Brown was employed by the Indiana Lumberman’s Mutual Insurance Co. He was a member of the Cfovwdale Methodist Church. Survivors are: his wife, Beryl (Tom) Cohn Brown; one sister, Mrs. Mary Gillum, Bloomington; one brother, Odus Brown, Indianapolis; one sister-in-law, Mrs. R. P. Alias, Belle Union; anejdeca lh». Ted GHdewell, rtMal services win be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Ooverdale. Rev. John Berry will officiate. Interment will be in Ooverdale Cemetery. Mods may call at the fu-‘ .Mta! home hi Ooverdale.

Fnnkiin Twp. FB To Meet The Wanklin Township Farm Bureau will meet Thursday evening at 8:30 hi the Roachdale nebooi cafe testa for a supper Special recognition will be

paid to members who bars belonged to Farm Bureau 20 years or more. An agriculture informative film “Old MacDonald” will be shown. Turkey, rolls, coffee will be furnished. All Farm Bureau mambers and families of Franklin and Jackson townships are invited to attend, being covered dish and table service.

Dies In Hospital Mrs. Bthel Strouse, 79, Spencer, Route 4, passed away in the Putnam County Hospital at 9:20 Monday night. She was admitted to the hospital last Saturday. Her husband, John, Is next of kin according to hospital rec-

ords.

In Memory In loving memory of our parents, Elias Elmore, who died March 24, 1935 and Mary Catherine Elmore, who died March 15, 1960. At eve when twilight hour draws near. And sunset flames the sky. We think of you dear parents, And the happy days gone by. Thoughts of you corns drifting back Within our dreams to stay To know that you are resting When the twilight ends the

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Bible Thought Jesus saith onto them. My meat Is to do the will of him that sent me, and to finish his work. John 4:34. The Christian faith is meant to find expression in worship and work. Without worship, the sense of God is lost. Without work, one purpose in redemption is missed. If worship and work are divorced, they lose their potential for meaning and bless-

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Personal And Local News Shamrock 4-H dub will not meet Wednesday, March 16. The meeting will be March 23, at DeBoer’s. Louis F. Gorham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gorham, R. R. 5, left last week for the Job Corps Center in Tillamook, Oregon. The Veterans Service Office in the Court House will be closed Wednesday for a School in Indianapolis on the new GI Benefit Act. Revival services at the Church of God, 505 South Main Street will start Sunday, March 20th, at 7:30 p. m. Services each evening in charge of Ronnie Zimmerman, evangelist. Mrs. Walter Bundy and Mr. and Mrs. George Bundy went to Omaha, Nebraska Sunday to attend the services for Mrs. Esther Bundy Kramer on Monday. She will be buried at Oma-

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The Needlecraft Club will meet Friday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. Paul Siddons, 124 Wood St. Mrs. Elmer Seller will have the program, “The Inspiring story of Immigrants who built America. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Flummerfelt, of Vincennes, came to Greencastle Sunday to attend the DePauw University School of Music’s thirty-third program conducted, by their son, Joseph R. Flummerfelt. The Steering Committee for the State Road 43 Water Project will meet Wednesday evening at 6 p.m. in the home of Homer Wanhan to Interview an engineer. AH interested persons are welcome to attend. Mir. and Mrs. Harlan McGrew are the parents of a son, Danny Scott, bom March. 10th. Mr. McGrew Is Band Director at Huntingburg, Indiana. Mrs. McGrew is toe daughter of Mr. and Mira. Everett L. Ellis, Terrace Lone, Greencastle. The regular monthly meeting of the Republican Womens Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Barbara Poor, Friday, March 18th at 7:30 P.M., instead of the Publie Service Room as previously announced. All members and visitors are invited to attend this all important meeting. The Washington Township Volunteer Fire Department made a run to the home of Ben Headley at Lena Sunday morning at 6:15. Extensive damage was done to the contents of the home. They were joined by two units from the Van Buren Volunteer Fire Department. Mrs. W. F. Hester (Cornelia Allen) is here from Pittsburgh visiting Blanche Hester, her daughter and Allen Hester, her son. Blanche is a DePauw junior and Allen is a freshman. Allen played the violin in the DePauw Choir’s program Sunday night, directed by Joseph R. Flummerfelt.Mrs. Hester is also visiting her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Allen. She will leave Friday.

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County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Flora Schroer, Poland Nancy Stringer, Putnamville Phillip Allen, Cloverdale Emery Groner, Cloverdale

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Births: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirkham, Greencastle, Route 4, a boy, Monday.

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FORT BENNING, Ga. Second Lt. Ranald L. Edmundson, whose wife, Carolyn, lives on Route 1, Bainbridge, Ind., graduated from .the Army Infantry School’s ranger course here March 10. The nine-week course is designed to develop a soldier’s endurance and expertise in mountain, Jungle and amphibious operations. Survival techniques in all environments are stressed.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps, R. R. 1, Greencastle, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Ruth Ann to Donald E. Jones, son of Rev. and Mrs. Fred C. Jones, West Michigan, St., Indianapolis. Miss Phipps is a graduate of Bainbridge High School. Mr. Jones graduated from Ben Davis High School and Bear Wheel Alignment Cchool and attended various automotive trade schools. The couple plan to be married April 22 in the Brick Chapel Methodist Church at 8:00 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited.

Gobin Church Guilds Will Meet Thursday The various Guilds of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Church will meet as follows this week on Thursday: ALDERSGATE at 1:30 P.M. — Hostess, Mrs. Ray Herbert. Program, “Dare We Believe?” by Mrs. B. Frank Jones. ASBURY at 8:00 P.M. — Hostess, Mrs. Arthur Schlegel. Devotions, Mrs. Lowell Mize. Program, “Spiritual Values in Children’s Books’ by Mrs. James Findlay. BETHEL at 8:00 P.M. — Hostess, Mrs. Henry Pehan. Devotions, Mrs. Austin Kircher. Program, “Our Goals — Unfinished?” by Mrs. John Baughman. EPWORTH at 2:30 P.M. — Charterhouse Lounge. Program, “Our Mission — Unfinished?” by Mrs. John Baughman. Devotions, Mrs. Anna Selecman. McKENDREE at 9:30 A.M.— Hostess, Mrs. Forrest Miller. Devotions, Mrs. George Messinger. Program, “From Unification to Ecumenism” by Dr. Claude McClure. OXFORD at 9:30 A.M. — Hostess, Mrs. Bryce McKee. Program, “Woman’s Dual Role — Her Eternal Conflict” by Mrs. Kenneth Wagoner.

First Baptist Missionary Society Met March 8th The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday, March 8th at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The program, “God’s Hungry Children” was presented by Nell Kersey, Mrs. Lois Clark and Mrs. Lola Griffith and Mrs. Maybelle Rice. The purpose was to give greater understanding of the enormity and complexity of the program of hunger 1 to create a deeper concern for the hungry people of the world and to stimulate some action to help these people. Topics discussed by the panel were: “Where Are These Hungry People?” “Who Are These Hungry People?” “What Is Being Done?” These things are listed: United Nations Freedom From Hunger

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Campaign; U.S. Government; Food For Peace — Church Agricultural Missions with World Service and CROP. A short business meeting followed the program. Spring Conference will be held April 1st at Big Walnut Baptist Church. The Putnam County Council of Churches set aside the third Monday of the month for sewing, to be held at different churches. The Love Gift was led by Mrs. Louise Sallust, Mrs. Nina Sanders and Mrs. Betty Aker. The nominating committee gave the following officers for the various offices. President, Flossie Rowings; Vice president, Grace Hurst, Division of Missions; Mrs. Lois Clark, Treasurer; Mrs. Hazel Hill, vice president of Divisions of Leadership Development. Refreshments were served by Marjorie Sutherlin and Mrs. Dean Lucas.

DePauw Debaters Win At Miami Posting wins over Ohio State, Kentucky and Indiana, the DePauw debate team swept to a first place finish in its final varsity tournament of the year at Miami University this past weekend. The negative team of Dennis Kendig and Tip Scott won five straight victories including decisions over Kentucky, Capital, Dayton, Fairmont State and Marshall.

Don Coffin and John Peterson, on the affirmative, lost their first debate to Ball State and then beat Rio Grande, Wayne State, Indiana and Ohio State. Otterbein College had eight wins for second place in the invitational tournament of 15 teams, while Kentucky, Indians, and Ball State followed with seven. The triumph capped a year when DePauw debaters finished among the top 10 teams in every meet while compiling a record of 69 wins and 45 losses in ten vanity engagements. The team is coached by Dr. Robert Weiss, head of the speech department

Baker Convalescing PARIS UPI — Americanborn entertainer Josephine Baker has left a hospital after major intestinal surgery, it was disclosed Monday. The cabaret singer planned to convalesce at her central France estate. The nature of her illness was not disclosed.

To Open Mills BRUSSELS UPI — Two American companies, Armco and Pittsburgh Steel, will build a mill to produce cold-rolled strip steel for European markets, it was announced Monday. The plant will be located at the River Meuse at Wandre, near liege.

Kenneth Terry Rites Pending Kenneth Terry, 57, Cloverdale R. 8, died early Tuesday morning at his residence. He was bom March 6, 1909 in Putnam County, the son of Walter and Emma Bowen Terry. Survivors are his wife, Zella Buis Terry; one daughter, Betty Sims, Cloverdale R. 3; one son, William Terry, Plainfield; five brothers, Lee Terry, Indianapolis, Vem, Cloverdale R. 3, Dennis, Cloverdale, Jewell, Coatesville and Norman of Cloverdale R. 2; five sisters, Mrs. Dana Wheeler, Coatesville, Hazel Wilcox, Poland, Merle Miller, Juanita Poindexter and Mary Place, all of Indianapolis, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be announced later by the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale.

In Memory In loving memory of Howard C. Appleby, who passed away March 15, 1963. This we have learned by the silent grave And the tears that we have had to weep, That life’s precious things are not what we have But the ones that we cannot keep. Sadly missed by wife, Jessie and family.

In Memory In memory of our dear husband and father, John O’Neal, who passed away March 15, 1963. Not dead but only promoted You have entered the order above And there neath the feet of the master You will finish your labor of love. Nellie O’Neal and Family.

Cord Of Thanks I wish to thank the staff of the Putnam County Hospital, the nurses, nurse-aids, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Wiseman, Dr'. Schauweeker, and Dr. Lett for the care and kindness given to-me while I was in the hospital Also, my friends for the cards and visits, and Rev. Nieol and other ministers for their kindness and prayers. All were greatly Appreciated. May God bless each and every one of you. James E. Wells

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