The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1966 — Page 3

Fillmore News By Mrs. Charles Smith, Correspondent

Last week visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Mrs. Luanna Horn and daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Oliver, Rev. George Pyke, Mrs. Amina Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans, Carl Arnold, Addison Huber, Mrs. Sylvia Nichols and daughter, Laura, Mrs. Ruth Brown and children of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells and family of Greencastle, Leo Davis, Mrs. Merle Davis and Waneta Wells of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClure of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and daughter, Susan of Greencastle, Mrs. Ruby Robinson and Mrs. Myrth Williamson. General CWP met Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Flaura Solomon led the devotions and gave the lesson. Following the meeting refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Huber called last week on Mr. and . Mrs. Jesse Seckman. Mrs. Edith McKamey was Tuesday night supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bassett and daughter, Maria. ; Vacation Bible School will

start Monday, June • at the Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miller of Indianapolis, Witt Wright and Mrs. Ruth O’Hair of Brick Chapel called Sunday on Mrs. Ida Day and Charley. Miss Ella Coffman, Mrs. Ethel Britton of Greencastle, Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Day of Knights town spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Day and Charley. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stuart and son, Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stuart of Indianapolis, visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Irma Nichols. Mrs. Mabel Knoll called Wednesday on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neier, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Anna Ruth Hooper and family in Crawfordsville. Mrs. Neier has been

ill.

Group 1 WSCS will meet Thursday, June 9, 1:30 at the Recreation Building. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson and family Sunday in Brownsburg and attended the recital of Mrs. Jackson’s class. Group 1 CWF will meet

Tuesday, June T. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Picketts’ recent visitors were Miss Caroline Pickett of Titusville, Florida, Miss Shirley Phillips of Indianapolis, Roger Pickett of Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillips of Indianapolis and Mr. and lbs. Doyle Pickett of Co-

lumbus.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pickett attended the funeral last week of his nephew, Marion Richardson, at Battle Ground. Mr. and Mrs. Otha Miller have both been ill, he had pneumonia and she bordered on pneumonia. Both are slightly improved. George Miller’s forge "blazed up’’ and his face was severely burned last Friday. A large crowd showed up Saturday for the State Twirling Contest. Fillmore entrants did well. The Band Parents Mothers served lunch all day. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pickett and children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hanks and family.

Lansing for ‘Killer Whale* HOLLYWOOD UPI—Robert Lansing, of television’s, defunct "87th Precinct” will star in “Namu, the Killer Whale.”

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PAPEETE, capital of the once glamorous island of Tahiti, has become an overcrowded dum, French offEriaia complain. Good grief!—don’t tell us the Paradise of the Pacific has became the Tobacco Road cf the Tropics! ! ! ! On reading about a "prominent Cincinnati Democrat” being robbed of $154,000 by masked gunmen, F. S. F. comments that when he was a boy only Republicans had that kind of money. ! ! I U. S. agriculture certainly had ■ sweet beginning. Among the earliest recorded North American farm products are sugar and maple syrup. ! ! ! ^Congressmen Criticize Con-

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news of Hollywood By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD UPI — Dean Martin may be irreplaceable to the nation’s distillers, but starting next month Dino will begin his summer television hiatus, leaving NBC with a dry spot on Thursday nights. Filling in as hosts during the abstemious 12 weeks are a pair of exceedingly funny comedians, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin. Rowan and Martin, partners for 14 years, have been guests on Martin’s melange of songs, gags and tomfoolery in the past and count the Italian crooner as a buddy. “You don’t try to follow an act like Dean’s,” said Rowan, the handsome, sophisticated straight man of the act. “What we've got is a resident variety company,” Martin added. “Every week we’ll be introducing Lainie Kazan, Dom De Luise, Frankie Randall, Lisa D’Oreo and Judi Rolin.” “But we’U have some surprises, too,” Rowan said. “We’ve already taped all the shows, and each one includes some improvisational comedy. “The format is a late night talk show. I play the moderator with guest stars answering ad lib questions from the cast. It’ dangerous sometimes because nothing is rehearsed. But it can be very exciting, too.” Among the guests on the hot spot are Tom Smothers, Barbara McNair, Jackie Vernon, Pat Harrington and Phyllis Diller. The prospect of their own series has Rowan and Martin ecstatic. "Television is the logical step forward for nightclub comedians,” said Rowan. "But movies are even more desirable, and that’s where we’d like to work.” Why not. The guy they’re replacing is quadruple-threat-man. Martin stars in clubs, his own television show, movies and on records. He’s as much comedian as singer and continues to gain stature with the years.

Rowan and Martin are on the threshold of becoming the first sophisticated, not-pratfall, nonslapstick comedy team to make the bigtime in the past couple of decades. Television can use them.

High and Low NEW YORK UPI—The highest temperature reported Wednesday to the U.S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 101 degrees at Presidio, Tex. and Phoenix, Ariz. The lowest reported this morning was 27 at Oakland, Md.

UCUR The Fillmore High Climbers had their first meeting to hand out books and schedules. Our new officers for this summer are: President, Sherry Flater; Vice President, Sandy Bunten; Secretary, Rita Flater; Treasurer, Peggy Cash; Reporter, Jane Woods, Recreation, Patty Jackson and Janet Woods; Health & Safety. Sandy

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completed July 11. There was a short Jr. Leader meeting held after the meeting adjourned. Jane Woods, Reporter

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