The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1966 — Page 2

Indian* Wadnawlay, April 27, 1966

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Annual Dress Revue At Bainbridge Friday

Tha Bainbridge School Mudent* wifi praaant their annual dregg revue to tha public on Friday, April 20, hi the gym at 7:30 p. m. The theme, a timely one, !a In keeping with Indiana's Sesqiitcentennial eelebration. The center of tha stage setting will eonsist of the map of Indiana, with paoniea, tulips trass and cardinals hi tha background. Models will show fashions from 1816 to 1966. Aa apodal entertainment, Mary Bayfield will dug Indiana aonga. She whl be aceompantsd by Sally Scobs# at the piano. Mrs. Mward Mhmick wfil play tha organ for tha

Linda Gantry, president of the Future Homemakers of America organisation is file general chairman. Other chair-

men are: Sharon LittreU, programs; Glenda Thompson and Rnaamary Buchanan, decorathaw; Nancy Girton and Nina Gibbs, publicity; Barbara O’Hair and Vicki Judy, lighting; Sandi Holland, tickets; Sandy SibMtt and Mary Len One, hoeteaaes; Larry Canada,

Narratora for the revue will be Dariene Buzaard, Carolyn Smith, Donna Patrick, Becky McFarland and Vicki Judy. Beript-writara are: Jims Purse! and Darlene Buzzard. Girls hi Home Bconomics oieeeee will model a variety of outfits tnchiding suits, fonnals, Juaapers, ekhrts and blouses and drssees, all made In tha latest styles, colon and fabrics. Hie public it cordially invited to attend.

Roachdale Musicians Slate Variety Show Tha Roachdale Music Depart- ning High School Band, faatur

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nmnt wifi preemit a Variety Show, FViday, April 20, in the High School Auditorium, begin-

ning at 7:00 p. m.

Comedians, Baton Twirlers, Impersonations, a Mystery TV Star, and various musical

groups will be featured.

Vocal selections will be presented by The Group (girl’s trio picture above); The Moderns, a swing vocal group; and the First Place Prise winning High

School Chorus.

Highlight of the 5 bands will be the First Place Prize win-

Xnanadiately preceding the Variety Show/ the Roachdale Band Paranta will serve a Penny Supper in the High School

Cafeteria.

This is tha third year for this Variety Show under the direction of John T. Wilson. Bach year Mr. Wilson has presented Roachdale students in outstanding acts, previously unavailable to the public. The progrem has been arranged for family enjoyment, begriming with good food, and continuing through the Grand Finale of the Variety Show.

WORE News WGRE will broadcast the final presentation of Historical Greeneastte this Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p. m. To dose out this series, Stu Grauel will chat with Mrs. Robert McCullough and Mrs. John Right sell. Mrs. Robert McCullough will discuss first some of the people that dm and her parents have known in many yean around the community. Her comments will bo very informal and will help to bring Greencastle of years ago back to Hfe. Following Mrs. McCufiough, Mrs. Righted! will discuss one of the oldest schools around the Greencastle area, tha Jones SchooL This school was built in I860 and was known as the 1st Ward School until 1021. Her comments are very interesting and serve to bring another area of Greencastle back to hfe. Tune-in Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p. m. for Historical Greoncastte on radio station WGRE 91J FM.

—DPU Teachers (Continued from Pag* 1) as university marshal. Practical application of Dr. Voltmer’s interest in government at a! levels has been his uninterrupted chairmanship of Greencastla’s Zoning Board of Appeals arima the Board’s inception. Both retiring professors, who have served five DePauw presidents, are memfcefe of PM Beta Kappa and have been president of the India ne Alpha Chapter of the acMnstic honorary here.

—School Board (Ceatfawed from Page 1) performances, gives the students better opportunity to develop their riofis. Dale Shoup presided at file meeting. Roy SutherUn presented resolutions to the Board winch they passed. The first was one containing the reasons * was nseesauy to leam the proposed buddings from a building corporation and includes the petition and number of patrons signing (302 so far) which goes for approval to the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The second was one concerning the formal dedication and donation of the land by the O 4b I Stone Corporation. A copy wtH go to Mr. France, President of O 4k L Members of the present coaching mate were then interviewed to fill the vacancy on the football staff.

Putnam Court Notos Suns Standard Service vs Floyd Howard, complaint on ac count

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Personal And Local News The regular scheduled meeting for this month of the Daughters of 1812 has been cancelled. W. W. I Barracks No. 1904 will hold their regular pitch-in dinner meeting on May 3rd, 1966. John Hugh Latham, Democratic candidate for United State Representative, will talk mi Channel 10 TV, Thursday, April 28, at 4:30 p. m. Hubert Smaltz was transferred to the Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday. He had been a patient at Putnam County Hospital since Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tucker of Cambridge, Massachusetts, are guests of Edna Hayes Taylor. Dr. Tucker was formerly visiting Professor in the Department of Economics, DePauw University. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Be! of Brazil and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McCammack of Washington, Indiana, went to Terre Haute Sunday to celebrate all their birthdays except Mrs. McCammack’s. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Huber have returned to Greencastle from a 6 day “Nassau Holiday.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Huber, along with 200 other Hoosiers, flew from Indianapolis by chartered plane to the Bahamas as guests of Central Supply Company of Indianapolis. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Jones will hold a reception at their home at 1564 Bloomington Street on Thursday, April 28, from 2 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. in honor of his cousin, Lawrence R. Jones of Terre Haute, who is a nominee for U. S. Representative from the Seventh District The Christian’s Women's Fellowship of the Fillmore Christian Church is showing a film on cancer at its general meeting this Thursday afternoon at 1:00 pjn. All women in the community are invited. Mrs. Dorothy Toney, a nurse, will be there to answer questions after the film. Mr. and Mrs. Noble C. Fry, of Roachdale, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Joan, to Russell L. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown of Ladoga, R. 1. A wedding is being planned for Friday evening, June 3 at the. Parkersburg Christian Church.

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Entertains Pledges Members of Theta Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority entertained ten pledges on Sunday morning, April 24th at their annual Spring Breakfast. Everyone agreed that “sunshine prevailed within’’, even though the weather out of doors was rainy and wet. The tables were decorated beautifully with spring bouquets amd lacy frills. Needless to say, the ladles’ hats were equally decorative. Two of Theta’s own members entertained those attending. Miss Barbara Padgett sang, accompanied by Mrs. Mace Aker. Following are the names of pledges Theta is proud to welcome: Misses Jlanice Barrett, Jennie Frazier, and Missy Lambert, and Mesdames Marcus Carter, Warren Harlen Joe Moore, James Ross, Robert Schissler, Keith Wagner, and Donald Sutherlin. Mrs. Joe Todd was chairman of the breakfast committee. Many thanks were extended to her, and her co-workers; Mrs. George Anthony, Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Roberta McCormick, and Mrs. Russell Vermillion. This social event is a highlight of the year, and is enjoyed very much by everyone.

Windy Hill Opens Summer Season The Windy Hill Country Club Summer season was officially opened Saturday night, April 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris were hosts for the first dance of the season. The ballroom was decorated in bright spring colors of yellow and green to carry through the theme Swing Into Spring. Table canter pieces were golf greens with name tags cleverly made to resemble a golf balL The event was a gala affair with more than one hundred members dancing to the music of the Leo Baxter orchestra.

ant also, Mrs. Susans Carroll, Mrs. Helen Boiler, Mrs. Elaine Rose, Mrs. Oliva Baird ond Mrs. Stsnley. Everyone had a lovely time and brought home several prizes.

Fincastle Club Goes To Indianapolis The Fincastle Country Club motored to Indianapolis Wednesday morning April 20 and spent the day at the Food Show, East Money Show, Style Show and Miss Junior Pageant in the Agricultural Building at the Fair Grounds. Tliose making the trip were Nona Routh, Mary Virginia CLodfelter, Maude Brothers, Hallie Steele, Sadie Shee, Carolyn Reed, Thelma Grimes, Phyllis Asher, Irene Abbott, Phyllis Webb, Mildred Mandelco, Annis Grider, Doris Boiler, Phyllis Passwater, Ruth Brothers, Regina' Shannon and Lydia Mfete Oliver.

Card of Thanks We wish to thank our neighbors, friends and relatives for the floral offerings and other courtesies during our recent loss. The Ott Lydick Family

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Red-Led Studeets Centre! Campus MEXICO CITY UPI — The modernistic campus of Mexico University was in the hands today of Communist-led students who vowsd they would fight to the death against any attempt to dislodge them. Stolen buses had been used as the foundation for barricades to meet any attack by police or troops. Coeds arms! with bicycle chains helped to stand guard. It was not certain whether police and army authorities would honor the medieval tradition of “university autonomy.” A mob of 2,000 to 3,000 law students stormed the university administration building Tuesday and forced Rector President Ignacio Chavez to resign under the threat of death. The Mexican television network reported that at least 35 other members of the university, staff were forced to resign.

County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Michael Rubedc, Bowling Green Frank Stonebraker, Rosedale Walter Parker, Cloverdale Debra Williamson, Cloverdale Mrs. Fred Walters and daughter, Cloverdale Constance Kiger, Greencastle Hubert Smaltz, Greencastle Deeter Pi so, Greencastle

Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives, Dr. Veech, the Putnam County Hospital, Rector Funeral Home, Rev. Homer Cochran, the pallbearers and fits Blakesburg Cemetery Association, for the many acts of kindness, for the food and flowers sent, during the recent passing of my husband. Mrs. Russell L. Beams and family.

Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at tho Rector Funeral Hope. Rev. James Palmer will officiate. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.

In Memory

In loving memory of our dear son ond brother, Clyde L. Paris, who departed from this life four yeans ago, April 27, 1962. Sadly missed by parents and all, Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Paris, sister and brother.

Low Day May 1 INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Governor Branigin late Tuesday afternoon called on all Hoosiers to observe Law Day on May 1 to encourage a respect of law, the lack ef which “has given us an automobile accident death and injury toll that appalls us.”

In memory of John W. Allee, who left us 18 years ago today, April 27, 1948. In our hearts your memory lingers. Always tender, fond and true, Uiere’s not a day, dear daddy, That we do not think of you. Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Anna M. Allee and children.

Mrs. Alice Smiley Funeral Thursday Mrs. Alice Serepta Smiley, a former Greencastle resident, died Tuesday morning at the English Convalescent Home at Lebanon, where she had been a patient since March 10th. She formerly lived lit 21% W. Franklin St. in this city. Mrs. Smiley was horn May 17, 1879 in Morgan County, the daughter of John and Nancy Peters Fulford. She was a member of the Eel River Baptist Church. Survivors are: three sons, Robert E. Smiley, Lebanon; Elvin and Thomas Smiley, Greencastle; five grandchildren, and other relatives. Sht was preceded in death by her husband, Bert, in 1958. Funeral services will be held

CARD OF THANKS We are deeply grateful and appreciate the kindness, sympathy, lovely floral, tributes and other courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved husband, father, and grandfather, Earl B. Ross. We especially wish to thank the reader, Norman Knights, the Southport Masonic Order, the Greencastle Moose, the Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home of Greencastle, and the G. H. Hermann Funeral Home of Indianapolis, for kind understanding services rendered. Mrs. Earl B. Ross *"6 Family.

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