The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1966 — Page 5

Miss Arnetra Perry is confined to her home with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs and Mrs. Nellie Stoner of Toledo, Ohio and Mrs. Madonna Stoner of Indianapolis, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stoner Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Cummings spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Frances Nelson at Greencastle. Mrs. Nadene Burks and children, Barbara, Patty and Robbie attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Osborne at the Sherwood Christian Church Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry of Rockville, called on Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Joy Cummings, Mrs. Nadene Burks and children and Mrs. Ernest Heber attended the opening of the new nursing home at Greencastle, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Goldsberry. They also visited with Miss Elizabeth Heber, a patient there. The home is a beautiful place. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hays and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wallace and son* Ronnie and Timmie of Knightsville called on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark attended a get-together dinner of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark at Robe Ann Park at Greencastle Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Raymer and family visited relatives in Indianapolis Saturday.

Honey can be used, measure for measure, as a substitute for sugar in making puddings, custards, pie fillings, baked apples, candied and sweet-sour vegetables, salad dressing and cinnamon toast, reports the Alabama Extension Service.

Encouraged By Viet Compromise WASHINGTON UPI— Johnson administration officials are ! encouraged by the compromise 1 reached between Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and dissident South Vietnamese Buddhists, but they are concerned and confused over its details. U. S. officials were not clear as to just how the addition of 10 civilians to the ruling military junta would effect the operation of the South Vietnamese government. Nor was it clear what, If any, effect this move and a call for a military-civilian Congress to oversee Vietnamese affairs would have on plans for national elections this fall. It appeared, initially at least, that the U.S. had not been privy to the negotiations which led to the compromise, which was announced Wednesday. The apparent encouragement officials drew from the announcement followed President Johnson’s expression of his conviction that the South Vietnamese were on the road to representative government.

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SUTHERUN RECEIVES AWARD

Harold Sutherlin is shown being presented the “1966 Gold Cube Award” for his outstanding job of advertising, merchandising, and selling of RCA Whirlpool Icemaker Refrigerators. Mr. Sutherlin is the owner of the Sutherlin TV & Appliances at Greencastle. Presenting the award is Pete Prussing, Manager of Refrigeration Products of the RCA Whirlpool Corporation.

Johnson Visits Race Conference WASHINGTON UPI — The White House conference on racial problems had new life today—thanks to a personal visit from President Johnson, which stalled a drive to use the forum for protest against the Viet Nam war. Johnson’s unexpected visit Wednesday night and his plea for moderation strengthened the band of Negro moderates trying to stop militants who were vying for delegate support of resolutions condemning the war. Floyd McKissick, national chairman of CORE, said he and several other delegates planned to introduce resolutions demanding an Immediate halt to the fighting to spare “billions of dollars” in war costs for domestic use in programs to fight poverty and give Negroes better opportunities. The Johnson appearance to ! give the chairmen of worship j sessions today the impetus they : needed to contain the militants | in their group. The conference ; ends tonight with a banquet. The presidential appeal for i moderation came when he ask- ; ed the more than 2.000 delegates “not to expect from me. or from any man. a miracle. “Do not expect us, even together, to put right in one year or four all that took centuries to make wrong.”

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George Washington wrote his “Farewell Address” to the solageless and one of the few War in the Barrien House, Rocky Hill, N. J.

Slight Chance For LBJ Plan WASHINGTON UPI — The administration moved Wednesday to revive its dying plans for a “rebirth of American cities," but there was little likelihood the program would survive. Under consideration by the House housing subcommittee was President Johnson’s plan to spend $2.3 billion in a six-year program of grants and loans for so-called “demonstration cities.” A subcommittee source said the administration Wednesday dropped its request for construction funds and asked only $100 million in planning funds, but it was unlikely that even this sum would be granted. When the subcommittee convened it was to have voted on an already watered-down version that included only about $20-$25 million in planning funds and an unspecified amount for construction. It was then that the administration gave up the construction fund request and concentrated on planning. Sources said it was felt construction funds might be more easily secured next year after planning had progressed.

Vacation Bible School Program The program for the Clinton Falls Community Church Vacation Bible School will be held Friday, June 3rd, at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The school, under the leadership of Mrs. Audrey Cox, has been in progress for the past two weeks with an average attendance of twentyeight. The Nursery Department was in charge of Mrs. Audrey James, Mrs. Clella Keyt, and Joan Keyt. Pamela Sims, Carla Snodgrass being helpers. The Primary Department was in charge of Mary F. Cox, Madonna Clodfelter, Joanna Keyt, Mary L. Cox and Doyne Cruse, helpers. The Junior Department in charge of Mrs. Ethel Frazier, Anita Young, Barbara Williams, Marilyn James and Linda Lytle as helpers. The Young Teens were in charge of Rev. Riffle Howard. Everyone welcome to attend each of our services.

The Wood Memorial, New York’s major prep race for Kentucky Derby horses, honors the memory of Eugene D. Wood a founder and president of the old Jamaica (N. Y.) track.

Dies In Viet

WASHINGTON UPI —Spec. 4 Delno B. Collingswood, R. R. 3, Mitchell, Ind., has died in Viet Nam from causes other than hostile action, the Defense Department announced Wednesday. Collingswood was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt L. Collingswood, R. R. 3, Mitchell.

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