The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 March 1966 — Page 2

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Reelsville Pleas Big Mask Might The “Soft-Singing Sound” of ' the Old Fashioned Aires Quartet with Harry Martin of WFBM-TV will soon be heard in this area ,in person. Reelsville High School Is planning a big night for listening and watching Saturday, April 16, when this group, along with “Deke and Zelda,’ a comedy team, will be gracing the Reelsville stage. The Quartet and the comedy team will provide an entire evening’s entertainment, singing gospel and variety songs, and giving us laughter throughout. The Old Fashioned Aires recently received a national “Oscar” award, the title of “Best .New Quartet,” given by the World Youth Council on the . basis of their first successful . record album. Active in concert work in the midwest since .1961, the Old Fashioned Aires Quartet is featured on the morning television program, .“Today In Indiana,” on WFBMTV, Indianapolis. i Two married couples make up the quartet — Bob and Rowana Banks and Harry and Marion Martin. The Martins’ oldest daughter, Judy,-is pianist. Their .teen-aged daughter, Debby, often appears with the group ae vocalist. There is entertainment here for all age groups and Saturday, April 16 promises to be a long remembered night for all .those who attend. The tickets will be sold in advance and either reserved or regular seats may be purchased. Tickets are now on sale. You may buy yours from any Reelsville Band or Band Parent Member.

First Christian (Continued from Page 1) An all-church fellowship pot luck supper wtt be held in Pel aowddp Hal Wednesday at 6:14 3,10, as the guest leader is introduced to the congregation, sad the total project gate un derway. Thursday evening n—ei the General Board win have dinner today, at which time Dr. Austin will speak in challenge to the leadership neeesmry to fulfill lespomrtbfll ty of the Christian's wdstinn Fellowships of the first Christian Church have set special times when they w* meet with the guest leader. Women have planned a dessert Friday at 12:29 o’clock in Fellowship Hall. The men win have breakfast together Saturday morning at 6:59, also in Fellowship HelL Junior and senior high young people ere planning breakfast in Fellowship Hell for next Sun day morning sit 7:59 o’clock. Adult classes of the church school will meet with Dr. Austin in the church parlor next Sunday morning at 9:40, for an informal discussion period. James Poor is oo-ordinator of the “Operation Good News” program this year in First Christian Church. Assisting in various ways of leadership will be men of the congregation, including: Harold Reynolds, George WiUdame, Harold W. Stewart, James Gram, Edward Hammond, Marvin Kelly, William McBlroy, Francis Hamilton, Staten Owens, Charles Poe, Ward Mayh&ll, Frank McKeehan, Earle Boyd, Steven Foxx, Michael Jones, John Schmitt and Ted GUdewell. Ministers of the church. Rev. Maxwell James Webb and Dr. FYank G. Helme, are giving counsel and leadership.

Obituaries

Cieverdale Rites Fer Mellie Hoffa Nellie Hofta, 79, Cloverdale Route 1, died late Monday morning at the Donna Nursing Home in doverdale, where she had lived for the past year and a half. She was bon in Putnam County, October 25, 1886, the daughter of Albert and Melinda Neese Zenor. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Hoffa, in 1936. Mrs. Hoffa is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Pauline Coffey, Fillmore; one son, Paul Hoffa, Indianapolis; one granddaughter, and one great-grandchild. She was a member of the Cunot Universalist Church. The funeral ‘will be Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Whitaker Funeral Home In Cloverdale, with interment hi the Cloverdale Cemetery. Rev. Welter Jones will officiate, assisted by Rev. John Berry, friends may call at the funeral home anytime.

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enrage 2) , * ■ V ; with his monthly report Brackney also read a letter asking that 81740.00 be released for payment of a bill. The action was taken by the Council Street. Commissioner Clyde Miller reported that his seven employees had drawn a total salary of 82249.00 last month, miscellaneous items had cost the department 8174.50, and 857.14: had been spent cn signs. The claims presented before the Council totaled 81,309.84.

—Cancer Drive (Continued from Page 1) obtaining voluntary contributions to support the Society’s programs of research, education and service to cancer patients.’’ Dr. Stamper and Mr. Stanley, Putnam County’s Crusade CoChairmen, said the American Cancer Society will launch Its Crusade in Putnam County on April 1, with the house-to-house solicitation the last week of April.

Plant Is Sold Ta Case Firm TERRS HAUTE UFT—J. I. Case Oo., Racine, Wis., one of the leading manufacturers of agricultural and construction machinery, will establish a new plant hers by eariy neat year. Company officials said at a news conference hare Monday that tbs fintt wW manufacture construction equipment at a former plant at AlBs-Cbabners Co. Vi taadti ii at - * fe' Merritt D. HiU, chairman of the board of Case, said the firm felt there would be an “adequate labor supply” in tbs area to fin the 400-500 Jobs that will be initially available. The plant eventually wid employ as many as 1,200 workers. ' Ths factory, vacant sines October, 1962, was purchased for an undisclosed sum. Hill said conversion of the plant for Case’s use would take four or five months. He said the plant should go into Operation early next year. Hill said one of the big reasons Cass came to Indiana Is that the state is very friendly to industry.”

Cord of Thanks Wc wish to thank our friends, neighbors, and relatives for their kindness, sympathy, beautiful floral tributes, and other courtesies shown to us at the passing of our MMher. Our thanks also to Rev. FYancis Kul! Putnam County Hospital, and the Rector Funeral Home. The NeUic.C. Watt Family

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Personal And Local News Simpnon Stoner ia here for a few days, from has winter home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Stirs. B. F. Handy and Mrs. Grace Hunt were in Indianapolis recently and saw “The Sound of Mkudc.” Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Duncan and their three young sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Skelton in Indianapolis this week end. Miss Virginia Reuss visited her mother and other relatives from Friday until Sunday night. She ks teaching in Indianapolis schools. Michael I. Ryland, 20, Fillmore, was arrested by City Officer Larry Rogers at 5:15 p.m. Monday and charged with speeding on South Bloomington Street Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hixson have returned after having spent the past ten days in the southland. They visited New Orleans, and other places in In a recent news item an error was made by saying Mr. and Mra Tucker Gray were visiting her relatives. It was Mir. Tucker’s parents instead of hers, who live in Washington, d. a Mr. end Mrs. Carl Borden spent the past weekend visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Lang, who now live in St. Louis. They recently moved to St. Louis from Louisville. Camie Wayne Hoskins, 19, Indianapolis, was lodged in the Putnam County jail Monday by State Police Detective Kenneth Wolfe on a second degree burglary warrant issued by the Circuit Court. Mrs. Carrie Miller and her daughter, Mrs. Betty Minnick, of Bainbridge, and Mra. Lillian Smith returned Sunday from a twx> weeks vacation which they spent in Tampa, Winter Haven, Setting and SL Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. Florence L. Pratt, who formerly resided in Greencastle, was the victim of a serious accident Friday. She was driving shout ten miles north of her Robinson, Illinois home, and as she turned she was hit by a car driving behind her, and her right shoulder was broken, and she was hurt otherwise. She is hospitalized In the Crawford County Memorial Hospital, Robinson, Illinois. Tuesday, April 5th, at 10:30 a. m., there will be a pre-school roundup at the Fillmore School Building. Parents who wish to enroll their child in Kindergarten for the $chool year ,196667 are asked to attend. Any student who is not in Kindergarten at the present time and plans to attend F'irst grade next year is also asked to enroll. Please bring your child’s birth certificate to this organization meeting. We urge everyone to enroll their child. The same type of meeting will be held at Belle Union School, Wednesday, April 6th at 10:30 a. m.

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Aunts BO, 10T West Huma Street, reported to The Banner that he had tulips in bloom last week. City firemen made a run to the Dr. James Road, just north of the city, at 5:25 p. m. Monday when a tree was reported burning. The Century Club will hold its anniversary party at 2 p. m. Friday, April 1st, at Longden Hull Mrs. Grafton Longden Sr. will have the program. Tonight, (Tuesday), at the Roachdale Lions Club meeting, Sam Hostetter and Alan Stanley will discuss County Long Range Planning. Citizens of the area are invited to attend. Lions Building 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Thad Jones of this city and eon, Charles A. Jones of Worthington, Ohio, were in Indianapolis Monday to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Jones’ cousin, George W. FVwxi. Mr. Ford was a well known insurance executive of Employers Mutual Insurance Company. One of the major objectives of the American Cancer Society is to educate and inform the people of the best way to guard themselves against the disease. In keeping with this objective, two new films “Time and Two Women” and “Breast Self Examination” will be shown at the Roachdale Theater, Thursday, March 31, 7:30 p.m. Following the films, Dr. Lett, Greencastle surgeon, will be present to answer questions. There is no admission charge and all women are urged to attend. Further information regarding this program may be secured by calling Mrs. Sam Baird, Roachdale.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Beth Ann Zeis, East Walnut St., 13 years today, March 29.

Tire Measure Before Senate WASHINGTON UPI — The Senate was expected to give overwhelming approval today to President Johnson’s tire safety bill—the first installment on the administration’s package of auto safety legislation. Senate leaders scheduled the vote for early afternoon. There was no advance Indication of any opposition to the bill. The legislation, cleared unanimously by the Senate Commerce Committee, would authorize the Secretary of Commerce to adopt minimum safety standards for new car tires on or before next Jan. 31. These would be based on existing public and private standards. The bill also would authorize the secretary to meet new minimum safety standards for new tires and retreads before Jan 31, 1969. These would be based on two years of research and study. On the same date, the commerce secretary also must report to Congress recommendations for Implementing a uniform quality-grading system for tires, if feasible. The commerce committee had virtually finished its work on the hill when Johnson included it in his traffic safety message. It was approved -midway through the opening day of hearings on the administration’s package. The commerce committee today continued hearings on the auto safety program.

Elks Lodge Honors Post Exalted Rolen Members of the Greencastle Elks Lodge honored their Past Exalted Rulers and wives with a dinner dance Saturday night at the club home. Fourteen Past Exalted Rulers were in attendance and these were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Seller, Robert Newgent, FVed Snively, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Y. Todd, Mr. and Mra. Walter Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Black, Mr. end Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peabody, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cannon, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Finkbiner, Mr. and Mks. Richard Sunkel, Mr. and Mrs. Herscfael Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rector, Jr., Mr. and Mks. Jack Hamm. The Past Exalted Rulers will install the lodge officers for 1966 at the next regular meeting on Tuesday, April 12th.

tantfcm to the building of Westminster Abby, the kings concerned and the glory of the construction. This is the nine hundredth year and much refurbishing has been done t o make the building stand in all its glory for its nine hundredth year. Delightful refreshments were served, angel food cake with topping, nuts, candies and hot spiced punch. The hostess was assisted in the serving by Mrs. Alfred Peterson and her daughter Florence, a guest for the evening.

Poverty Study AUSTIN Tex. UPI — Gov. John Connally announced a $34,920 grant Monday to Fort Worth and Tarrant County under the Community Action program. The money will be used to find out what causes poverty.

Miss Marian White Receives Merit Award Miss Marian White, Indianapolis, has been selected from the Eli Lilly employees, by the company’s American Legion Post No. 374 to receive their 10th annual Merit Award. The certificate of Merit was presented to Miss White Monday evening at a dinner at the Claypool Hotel, with over 200 employees of the Eli Lilly Company, families and friends of Marian in attendance. A reception at 6:00 p.m. preceded the dinner. Marian has been active in numerous civic organizations in Indianapolis over the years. She is now membership chairman of the Indianapolis Association of Personnel Women. Her present position with Eli Lilly is in the Saving and Retirement Planning. She started her career with the Lilly Company shortly after graduation from Emmerick Manual High School. She was president of the Manual Alumni Association for three years. She has served on programs for Goodwill Industries, Mental Health and is now helping to launch the new Hoosier Helper program as they match skills of the retired people with the needs of the community. Marian is the niece of Miss Elizabeth Ward and has many friends in Greencastle who congratulate her on this high honor.

Mrs. Hirt Hostess To Boston Club The Boston Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. J. F. Hirt, R. R. 2, at seven-thirty. The president, Mrs. O. D. McCullough called the meeting to order and invited as many members as possible to attend the county Federated Club meeting at Morton in April. Mrs. Kyle Miller, secretary, read the minutes of the February meeting which were approved. The June picnic was anticipated. Mrs. Hirt reported for the nominating committee. Last year’s officers were nominated and accepted. Guest night wil be the May meeting held in the home of Mirs. Staten Owen, 418 East Washington Street; Mrs. Boyd is scheduled to present the guest program, on Monday evening, April the twenty-fifth. Mrs. Hirt, chairman of the program committee presented Mbs. F. M. Aker who presented a charming and gossipy, as she called it, program about the history and development of early England with special at-

Wilma Cash Hostess To Missionary Group The Mary Martha Missionary Circle of Bethel Baptist Church met Thursday, March 24th, at 1:30 p.m. with Wilma Cash. Devotions and prayer by Betty McDaniel. Roll call was word “missions.” Joan Cash had the program, “A New Thing God Is Doing.” She gave it as a play. Several taking parts of going on airplanes to different countries of this troubled world, telling the gospel story in word and deed. The program was closed with prayer. Spring conference will be held at Big Walnut Friday, April 1st. April meeting is election of officers.

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