The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 April 1966 — Page 2

t TIm Daily Banner, GraencasHe, Indiana Friday, April I, 1966

Min Barbara Dozier became the bride of Amos Allen in a March wedding at the New Winchester Bap* tist Church. Rev. Harry J. Bailey performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Gladys Abel sang ‘‘Always” and "I Love You Truly.” Mrs. Gavell Bedwell was the organist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dozier of Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Thomps Allen of Clinton Center are parents of the bridegroom. The bride wore a full length gown of orangza over taffeta, her veil was of organza illusion net fastened to a tiara of seed pearls and crystal drops. She carried a cascade of orchids, roses and lily of the valley. Miss Sharon Baire was maid of honor. Ronald Spencer was best man. Ushers were Raymond Wood and Edgar Steele. Guest register was taken care of by Karen Dozier, sister of the bride. A reception followed at the church. Serving were Miss Jenny Ogles, Mrs. Don Anderson, Miss Connie Branson, Miss Diane Dozier, Mrs. Marjorie Wood and Mrs. Darlene Russell. Gifts were accepted at the door by Rose A. Cooper and Mary R. Baker. The couple are residing in Bainbridge.

Cloverdale O.E.S. Holds Installation Cloverdale Chapter No. 369,. O.E.S., held public Installation ef officers for the year 1966-67 Saturday evening, March 26, 1966. The retiring Worthy Matron, Maxine Graham, and the retiring Worthy Patron Harvey Ford presided in the east and the retiring officers assumed their stations. The Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison, and followed by the pledge to the American flag and singing of the National Anthem. The installing officer. Sister Eva Cragg, was escorted East. She introduced those assisting her. Other officers were: Installing Marshal, Sister Colleen Neese; Installing Chaplain, Sister Mary Logan; Installing Organist, Sister Hazel Williams; Soloist, Arlene Huber. The officers vacated their stations. The officers to be installed for the ensuing year were escorted into the chapter room tty the Installing Marshall. Evelyn McKamey was installed as Worthy Matron. Arlene Huber sang "Never Walk Alone.” Archie Neese was installed as Worthy Patron. Ralph Fry gave a musical reading, "Greetings For Two.” He was escorted East by his wife, Colleen, through an escort of Master Masons, Brothers Charles Branam, Clark Herbert, William Bitzer, Hubert Powell, Larry Hughes and Truman Mannan. The following officers were Installed: Associate Matron, Peggy Ford; Associate Patron, Harvey Ford; Secretary, Esther Fry; Treasurer, Belle Lasley; Con-

ductress, Thelma Dwigans; Associate Conductress, Colleen Parker; Chaplain, LaRue Gray; Marshall, Madge Tague; Organist, Betty June Williams; Adah, Jennie Mitchell; Ruth, Barbara Nees; Esther, Mabel Herbert; Martha, Helena Branneman; Electa, Carolyn Broadstreet; Warden, Jessie Moon; Sentinel, Leslie Tague; Prompter, Colleen

Neese.

The Star Points, after receiving the badge of their stations, were escorted Blast where a beautiful floral lesson of their station was given and each was presented with a flower appropriate to her station. The chapter room was beautifully decorated. In the East was the Worthy Matron motto, "Let There Be Light,” and her emblem, “Cup Within the Triangle.” In the West her watchwords, Light, Faith and Prayer,” and baskets of red roses. Her colors were red, white and silver and her flower was the rose. The room was decorated with red roses, red and white snapdragons and potted ferns. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. The dining room was beautifully decorated in the colors. Refreshments of punch, coffee, cookies, mints and nuts were served by Jean Stallcop, Ada Mannan, Ruby Branneman and Dorothy Monday. Visitors were from Fillmore, Martinsville, Indianapolis, Mooresville and Quincy chapters.

Morriag* License James Lamar Westbrook, State Farm inmate, Putnamviile and Dora Lee Morris, General Finance Loan Co., Blast Chicago, Ind.

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Personal And Local News Art Classes for children will resume Saturday April 2nd. at the DePauw Art Center. Kenneth Stites Is a patient at Eventide Rest Home. He would bo glad to have his friends visit him. W. W. I Barracks 1994. Regular meeting, April 5th, with pitch-in dinner at 7 p. m. Please come. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haltom of Cloverdale, Route 2, have returned home from Mesa, I Arizona, where they spent the | winter. The* Girl Scout Neighborhood Association will meet on Mon- ; day at 7:30 p.m. in the Greencastle Presbyterian Church. I Camp folders will be passed out. The Woman’s Club will meet I Wednesday, April 6, at 2:00 pjn. with Mrs. Robert Gould. Prof. Jerome Hixson will present the program, “Falstaff

et al.”

Putnam County Democratic, Women’s Club will meet Monday, April 4, at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Charles Sliuee, 323 N. Arlington. All women are invited to

attend.

Dr. and Mrs. John Mayhall of Anchorage, Alaska, are* visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mayhall and friends in Greencastle. Dr. Mayhall is a dentist, practicing in Anchorage. The Greencastle Community School pre-school conferences will be held April 4th through April 7th. Your child’s birth certificate will be necessary for enrollment. Clarence Sligh, 45, city, was arrested on Martinsville Street at 6 p.m. Thursday by Officer Russell Rogers and booked at the Putnam County jail for public intoxication. The Parasols will meet Monday, April 4, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. John Baughman, 704 H&ghwood. They will discuss the hook "A Severed Head” by Iris Murdoch. The Women’s Study Club will not meet in April, due to the date being on Good Friday. The 50th Anniversary Tea will be in May and each member will invite a guest to the tea. Bro. Oral McCullough, pastor of the New Maysville Baptist Church, will bring the message at the Ldmedale Missionary Baptist Church Sunday, April 3. Everyone welcome to come worship with us. Dean Robert H. Farber of DePauw University returned yesterday from a meeting of the North Central Association of Academic Deans in Chicago. Dr. Farber has served during the past year as president of the Association. Mrs. Ann Marie Huffman, of Elwood, visited her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Leland A. Trippett, last weekend. She became ill while she was here and her parents took her to her home, where she is improving.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Wm. Craig, Fillmore, April 1st.

County Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Margery Brant, Bainbridge Vicki Moore, Greencastle John Hurley, Greencastle

Births:

Mr. and Mrs. John Long, Greencastle, Route 2, a girl, Thursday.

O.E.S. Notice Stated meeting of Grovel&nd Chapter, Order of The BJastem Star, No. 330, wilt meet, April 5, at 7:30. Visiting members welcome. Refreshments of cake and fruit salad. Eileen Gowin.W. M.

Prof. Dinsmore

Opens Campaign Professor James A. Dinsmoor, an IU Psychology professor since 1951, launched his Putnam County campaign for 7th District Congressman Thursday morning at the DePauw Union Building. Before a group of followers he brought from Bloomington and local interested people he outlined the purposes of his candidacy. Basing his efforts on Viet Nam Peace, he said, "As far as I am concerned, the crucial issue in this year’s campaign is how soon we can bring our fighting

men back from Viet Nam.”

The Bloomington Peace Forum whose purpose has been to educate the people on Viet Nam is backing Prof. Dinsmoor (a member of the organization) to bring about discussion of the issues and thru votes give evidence of support for a Peace Position. “It is our job to prepare the voting public for the only solution that can come out of this mess, a settlement that recognizes the force of Vietnamese nationalism, that recognizes the need for social change in Viet Nam, and that recognizes that the National Liberation Front does indeed represent a substantial

portion of the population.”

Prof. Dinsmoor is running on the Democrat Ballot but making his appeal to all who agree with their views. He is 44 years old, graduate of Dartmouth in Political Science and has a Ph.D. in Psychology from Columbia. He belongs to several professional organizations. National Committee for SANE Nuclear Policy, and Indiana University Chapter American

Civil Liberties Union.

The Harvesters Gospel Quartet of Indianapolis will present a program of gospel singing at the Greencastle ‘Church of the Nazarene, Sunday, April 3, 9:30 a.m. The Church will sponsor their Annual Spring Rally Day

Sunday.

The Quartet will also present a program in the evening evangelistic service at 7:30. The public is invited to attend.

Folse Alarms NEW YORK UPI — New York City will try to get legislation to punish those who send false fire alarms. Michael J. Dontzin, an assistant counsel to Mayor John V. Lindsey, said laws are needed to punish the "potential killers” who turn in false alarms. He said false alarms cost the city $15 million in the loss of equipment and man hours, "not including accidental deaths.” Lindsay said 25 per cent of all fire alarms in New York City are false.

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Obituaries

Rites At Dugger For Mrs. Headley Mrs. Frank Headley, 90, passed away in the Putnam County Hospital Thursday afternoon. A former resident of Dugger, she had lived in Greencastle for about eight years and had resided recently in the Christian Home. She was- the mother of Roland Headley and Mrs. Agnes Stewart of this city. Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs. Dexter Yung, Lambertville, Mich.; two other sons, Dr. L. M. Headley, Lebanon, Thomas Hea<Hey, Staunton; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Thelma Headley, Terre Haute; 12 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and a son, Paul. Services will be held at the Evans Funeral Home in Dugger at 2 p. m. Sunday with burial in the Dugger Cemetery. Funeral Sunday For Mrs. White

Ethel M. Schafer Services Sunday Mrs. Ethel Mae Schafer, 75, well known Greencastle resident died Friday morning at the Eventide Rest Home where she had been a patient several months. Mrs. Schafer was bom May 22, 1890 in Rush County, the daughter of Thomas, and Nancy Nogla Heck. She was married to Frank Schafer in 1907. She was a member of the First Christian Church, Greencastle Eastern Star and other organizations in the city. Survivors are: the husband; one daughter, Mrs. Frances Barrick, Florida; two sons, Thomas, Fillmore and George, Greencastle R. R.; six grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at the Rector Funeral Home. Rev. Maxwell Webb will officiate. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home after 2:00 p. m. Saturday.

In Memory

The Jackson Jr. Farmers held their sixth meeting, March 28 at the home of James Wood. Donna Bell led the Pledge to the Flag and Steve Joyce led the 4-H Pledge. Songs were led by Peggy Disney and Roll Call was answered by "When is Your

Birthday?”

Alberta Woods reported on a point system for the Club Trophy. Candy sales was discussed and several members took

candy to sell.

It was voted to pick up com this weekend if weather permits, followed by a weiner roast Health A Safety report was given by Duane Stanley. All enrollment cards are due. A report was given of the Jr. leader meeting. Film of St. Louis Zoo shown by James Wood. After

adjournment games were played and a good time was enjoyed. Next meeting, April 22 at the home of James Wood.

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Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie White, 58, will be held Sunday at 1:00 p.m. at the HopkinsWalton Funeral Home. Mrs. White was bora November, 8, 1907 In Ladoga the daughter of Martin and Catherine Alvord Bowman. She was a member of the Fillmore Eastern Star 186 and Rebekah Lodge No. 106 Greencastle. Survivors are: the husband, William E. White; five daughters, Anna Belle Murphy, Danville; Freda Calidonia, Greencastle; Garnet Spencer, Danville R. R.; Carolyn Hyma, Las Vegas, Nev.; Lois Spencer, Greencastle; three sons, Robert Murphy, Greencastle; Russell Rogers, Ft. Bragg, N. C.; David Rogers, Greencastle; two sisters, Eva Ash, Coatesville and Elizabeth Johnson, Greencastle; one brother, Hugh Bowman, Greencastle; three half sisters, Wilma Hamm, Terre Haute; Geneva Phelps, Brazil and Violet Simmonds, California. Friends may call at the funeral Home after 7 o’clock this evening.

Huge Fire Loss COLUMBUS UPI — Fire swept the Mahan Ford auto agency late Thursday night and caused damage estimated at between $250,000 and $300,000.

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Bar Owners Nixed BOLUNGTON, England UPI —A busload of local bar owners was returning from an outing Thursday when they stopped at a strange pub for a drink. The manager pointed to a "no coaches” sign outside and refused to serve them.

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