The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 April 1966 — Page 5

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Bainbmdge News

lira. Bdith Allen assisted by lira. NtUs Danny, was hostess Saturday avanlng at the horns ei lbs. Altai, to tha Birthday Bridge Club. los cream dessert was served at tables decorat* ed with small Easter Baskets. After five games of Bridge, two members were recognised with Mithday gifts ftom the officers. The May meeting wil be with Mrs. Margaret Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilde and daughters of Michigan, were guests of Mrs. Wilde’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Allen, over file Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Oollings were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thatcher of Pitteboro. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickson arwi sons, Don and family of Columbus, Ohio and Dale and family of Cambridge, Ohio, visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Jessie Hanks and family and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson. Ernest Johnson spent a day recently with his mother, Mrs. Myra Johnson of Frankfort. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hess were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris and daughter of Greencastle and Mr. and Ifra. Joe Haas and family. Mrs. Barela and daughter had visited over the weekend. MVa. Vlrgle Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Larry McPherson, Mrs. Richard Roberta and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Pennock all of Indianapolis were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Solomon and family. Mrs. Albert Solomon and Mhiaha, Mrs. Virgie Solomon ■ad Mrs. Claude Tracy and Bmghter dsndja, visited Mrs. Prudence Evans, at Franklin Maimrir Home, on Monday. Mtee Trevm Rayman returned to Indiana State University at Terra Haute, on Monday after Xaater Vacathm week. Mr. and Mrs. Wants Gilley hove moved bade to their home ais.ee repairs were completed after their fire. Mrs. Vesta Mitchell spent Easter Sunday with her son, Gena Pruitt and family In Indianapolis. Recant gueate of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Worley were Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Worley of BL Ptibua, Mb., and Mr. and Mra. Joe Cumnslna ef bdianapoUa. Mr. and Mrs. Jade Porter, Lanrl and Toni, visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Porters’ grandmothar, Mrs. Boatman at

Mra. Qhryatal Priest entertained with Hester dinner for lb. and Mrs. Jade Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Judy of Greencastle. lbs. Tate visited with her son, ■tea and wife in Chrisman, HI. ftem Wednesday through Sunday. She attended file funerals ef two relatives while there. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael am home after several days visit with their son, Mathew in

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grimes are hams bom Sabring, Florida, wham they spent the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Etcheson am with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sturm, this week in In-

Mrs. Kenneth Etcheson and sons, Craig and Chris of Canton, Hi , were guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Willis Dickson over the holidays. Miss Darlene Buzzard visited her father in Anderson over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterrett spent the week end in East Gary and attended the church wedding of Barbara Emswiller and Terry Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Burk entertained Saturday evening with a euchre party. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seam of Fillmore, Mr. and Mm. Robert Edgwell and Mr, and Mm. Malcolm Burk of Greencastle. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mm. Duane Burk were Mr. and Mm. Glenn Gosnell. Afternoon callers were Bessie Gosnell and Elsie Chadwich of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collett entertained Easter Sunday with a family dinner. Present were Mr. and Mm. David Summers and family from Thorntown; Mr. and Mm. James Summers and family, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Zimmerman and family, Miss Nancy Zimmerman and John Paul Collett. Duane Burk and sons, Jeff and Jay, visited Duane’s father at Clinton Falls on Saturday. Mr. and Mm. Paul White am here from Georgia to visit Mrs. White’s mother, Mrs. Clella Shea and her sister, Mrs. Rosie Tumey. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mm. H. D. Richards wem Mr. and Mm. David Richards and sons and Mr. and Mra. Robert Miles and family. Mra. Jackie Minnick, Mm. Walter Stevens, Mrs. Shirley Baker and Janet Houser sponsored an Easter Egg hunt in the church yard Sunday afternoon for a large number of children under 13 years of age. After the eggs wem all found, refreshments were served. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mm. Jewel Blue and Mike wem Mr. and Mm. Robert Reese *tmI son. Tommy, of Sharpsvffie; Mr. and Mm. Don White, Scott and Urn; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blue and Tahda, an of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. and Muriel Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O’Hair entertained with Easter rfiwnor for Mr. and Mra. Lloyd O’Hair and family from Beech Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson and family of StflesviUe, Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Hair sons of Morton; Mrs. Peggy O’Hair and children of Greencastle; Frank O’Hair and family and Rev and Mra. Joe Doolin and sons. Friends here received word

Arthur Sturm of Mra. Sturm is the slater of Mrs. Claude Etcheson, Mr. and Mra. Sturm had gone to Chicago on a short pleasure trip whan he pemed away suddenly Friday night. Those from hem attending the funeral on Tuesday wem Mr. and Mrs. Claude Etcheson and Mr. and Mm. Willard Scobee and Bonnie Sue.

Fern News

Mr. and Mra. Ernest Heber spent Easter Sunday with her sister and family at Knighteville, also attend Sunday School at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Heber’s sister and brother. Mr. and Mra. Joy Cummings and grandson, Raymond (Son ny) Fumey, who is home on furlough for a weak from the army, stationed at Ft Dix, New Jersey, wem guests of Mrs. Frances Nelson and bar family at Greencastle. Mrs. Dennis Raynter was at tha 10th Street Veterans hospital Tuesday to visit her husband who is a patient there. He will be there for some time and would like to hear from his friends. Mrs. Nadene Bulks and children visited Rev. and Mrs. vnn« Smiley and family Sunday evening. Mrs. Doris Helton *«d daughter of Greencastle also visited Rev. and lbs. wans Smiley and famiy. They all attended Church Sunday evening at Cunot. Mr. and Mrs. Don Heber is spending their vacation fishing in Arkansas touring Louisiana and Mississippi. They will return this week. Mr. and Mra. Larry McAllister and son Larry Jr. spent Easter Sunday with relatives at Bainbridge. Mr. and Mra. William Aker and children visited Mrs. Herschel Jones south of Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. William Perry

at fits Methodist Church at Rockvffle Sunday, Their baby daughter, Rebecca, was christened at tha services Sunday morning. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry and family at Rockville. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Heber, called on Mr. and Mra. A. P. Stoner Sunday evening. Mrs. A. P. Stoner and Ernest Heber called their brother, Bari Heber at Gulfport, Florida to hear what damage was done to his home during the storm that went through Central Florida. He said his antenna was blown off his home. This spring rains will bring the mushrooms hunters out and sight sears out to see file beauty of the Fern Clifts with trees starting to leaf out and the Red Bud will soon be in bloom. Mr. and Mra. James Clark were in Terre Haute Friday afternoon.

DEATH—Nguyen Van Man, mayor of Da Nang; South Viet Nam, who waa condemned to death in a radio broadcast by Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, tells reporters then that it la not true that ha used public funds to finance student demonstrations against the government.

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VOTE REPUBLICAN

'Creative Work' Created In Doing Everyday Job

The Doily Benner, Oraencostle, fndleno S Thursday, April 14, 1066

By ROBERTA ROESCH Sometimes I think that the person who coined the phrase “creative work” ought to be tarred and feathered for all the seeds of discontent that term is planting every day in the minds of men and women, who think their jobs or daily routines aren’t creative enough. I hear their <hsconteht often

in steady streams of complaints from job-holders who say that they would do better if their jobs were more creative. -

{Secretary Who Sees Meaning In Project Makes It Creative.

From Housewtvee, Too And then I hear the same sad tales from many women at home who tell me their lives have no meaning because the things they do every day are routine instead of creative. Because I hear this so frequently, I have strong feelings about it. So I was particularly happy to read not very long ago that Dr. Michael Wyschogrod, an assistant professor of philosophy at City College in New York, had similar feelings about it. According to Dr. Wyschogrod, who spoke at a meeting of the American Association of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry in New York City, it is absurd for all of us to expect the economic order to supply not only material needs for people but also meaning for their lives. Not The Answer “We cannot pretend that dabbling with creativity is the solution to the problem of the housewife and salesman who find their lives empty,” Dr. Wyschogrod said.

“The person who attempts to create in order to find a meaning in his life, to convert a pointless existence into one that is no longer pointless is using creativity to his own end, and that cannot be done.” It can be done, I would like to add, because creativity at its best comes from people. It is not built into jobs. The secretary, for example, who organizes her boss’ boxes of clippings into notebooks in her spare time because she sees meaning in the project is being creative in her way—and making her work creative. Mean And Purpose Similarly, the woman at home who prepares and serves a good evening meal because she sees meaning and purpose in a family gathered together at night is being creative in her way—and making her work creative. Real Creativity — file kind that has some meaning—cpmes from the spark within you that makes you * work hard to improve the job that needs to bs done at the moment.

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