The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 June 1966 — Page 3

Bainbridge News By Mn. Murid Nelson, Correspondent

Mn. Blanche Damall attended the funeral of her brother, James Stultz, at Cambridge, City, Friday. She returned home Saturday evening. Week end guests of Mrs. Raymond Hart Sr. were her brothers and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gradon King and family and Mrs. Orie Phillips all of Newton, HI. On Sunday they all spent the day with another brother, Dell King and family at Ladoga. Their father, Ross King of the Mary Brooks Nursing home in Crawfordsville, also spent the day with them. Sun.day afternoon callers were Lila Church of New Winchester, Raymond Hart Jr. and daughter Debbie of Bainbridge and Bernard King and son Ronnie of Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alvarez of 3?ew Jersey are the guests this week of Mrs. Alvarez sister, Mrs. Paul Lukenbill and husband. Mrs. Edgar Blaydes accompanied her brother, Clifford Davis and her sister Dorothy Davis of Crawfordsville to Springfield, HI., Monday where they spent the day and visited the National Camp Butler Cemetery near Springfield. Mrs. Leonard was among the 54 representatives of Avon Cosmetics that went by bus to Morton Grove, HI., last Friday where they were guests of the Avon plant. They returned home late that night. Sunday guests of Mrs. Edgar Blaydes were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McFarland and daughter of Roachdale, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFarland and family of Crawfordsville, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Quinnette and family of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blaydes. Mr. and Mrs. Don White, Bcott and Kim were Monday dinner guests of Mrs. White’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harlan. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Blue and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blue and Tahcia and Mrs. Muriel Nelson. They all enjoyed birthday cake in honor of Mrs. Don White. Mrs. Gwen Hendrich and nine Of her Girl Scouts from the Cadet Troop enjoyed an overnight camping trip last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth, Caryln and Judy, Mr. Roths’ parents and aunt from New . York, Mrs. Joe Hess and Denise, Jeretta Baker and Muriel Nelson, attended the confirmation of Barbara Roth at the Temple in Indianapolis on Wednesday, 25th. Barbara was a member of the class of 66 boys and girls in the impressive ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bullerdick and Geraldine visited from Friday till Monday evening with their son Ralph and family at Clarksville, They all attended the Baccalaureate services of the Clarksville High School Sunday evening. The grandson, Ralph Jr. was a member of the class. Ray Bullerdick is a patient in . the Culver Hospital in Crawfordsville. - Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller ' are the parents of a little daughter, named Lauri Sue. She • weighed 7 lbs., 9 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wayne Hanks entertained over the holidays, Rick Jones of Connecticut and Janet Blumerg of New Jersey. They all attended the 500 race. Miss Janet McCammack was the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, over the week end at Edge Wood Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houser and family are on a two week vacation in Florida. They will visit relatives in Tampa. Mrs. Ella Jane Crawley and Mrs. Martha Stevens attended the Methodist Conference of churches on Purdue campus, on Wednesday. On Thursday Mrs. Patsy McCammack and Muriel Nelson attended. Mrs. McCammack was the delegate from her church. Mr. and Mrs. Clif Ooley of Greencastle, entertained on Sunday for all of Mrs. Coley’s

family. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wayne Tate and family of Ohio, who are being transferred to Fargo, N. Dakota; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sanders and son, Robert and wife of Danville, HI.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ottie and children of Springfield, HI.; Mr. and Mrs. Elza Tate and son, Don of Chrisman, HI., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foxx of Greencastle, Mrs. D. O. Tate, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hanks and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McCammack and daughters. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Stantz and son Ronnie, moved into the Methodist parsonage Saturday from Belleville. He was the former minister at Fillmore but will now serve the church here. Among the friends from here who attended the burial services of Mrs. Ross Tustispn at Brick Chapel Cemetery Tuesday afternoon were, Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Collings, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Etcheson, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. VanCleave, Mrs. Josephine Fosher, James Curran, Bruce Lane, Ruth Steele, Chrystal Priest, Vesta Mitchell, and Tressie Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens and son entertained Sunday evening with a surprise birthday supper honoring Mrs. Bobby Crawley. Others present were Mr. Bobby Crawley and sons and Terry Martin and Miss Kate Johnson. Little Allen Stevens sang Happy Birthday to Mrs. Crawley when she was presented the lighted cake. Miss Jackie Minnick, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Crawley are sponsoring a hay ride for the Junior Choir members Sunday afternoon, June 12th. At five o’clock they and all the parents will meet at the farm of Mr. Stevens for a wiener roast and carry-in supper to honor the fathers on their day. Donald Phipps has been appointed the new Sunday School Supt. at the Methodist Church since Miss Jackie Minnick quit after a long and faithful service. There will be Bible school starting June 13th from 9:30 am. to 2 p.m. Each child will bring a sack lunch. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson, were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crodian and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickson of Indianapolis, Woodrow Dickson and daughter Teresa and Mrs. Maud Crodian. Mrs. Donavon Shoaf and daughter, Mrs. Smith entertained a number of friends Wednesday afternoon with a Stanley party. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harmless and family from the Navy station at Virginia Beach, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Harmless and grandmother, Mrs. flora Harmless. Mrs. Goldie Michael Randel and Mrs. Dene Lampher of Thom town visited Sunday afternoon with Chloe Harmless and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartman, visited her brother, Mrs. Clay Oliver. The recent cancer crusade in Monroe Township totaled $328.62. Floyd Township contribut®d $129.25. The collectors were very pleased with the re suits of the drive. Total for N. Putnam County was $1,125.18. Janet McCammack entered the Putnam County Hospital Thursday, morning for a tonsilectomy.

Mrs. Tustlson was bom and reared here the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watson. Mrs. Bea Beams and Barbara Ann attended a baby shower in honor of Mrs. Robert Carrington in Greencastle Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family and Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers enjoyed a wiener roast and ice cream and coke in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll and daughters Monday evening in honor of Johnnie Brothers’ birthday. Becky Joe accompanied her parents home after spending Sunday night and Monday with Vickie and Janice Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers were among those attending the ‘500’ race Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Lawrence and son Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family and Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter had supper with Mrs. Maude Brothers Sunday evening after visiting cemeteries in the community. Mrs. Asa Grider and Garry Coffman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul

Grider. Mb. and Mrs. Leon Myers and grandchildren David and Brad Kelly And Mrs. Laura Fosher called on Mrs. Mary V. Clodfelter Saturday. Mrs. Alice Keck and Mrs. Velma Duncan attended a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halton in Crawfordsville in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wilshire of Kansas on Sunday. Mrs. Mae Priest spent Sunday afternoon in Terre Haute. Allen Keck is visiting his grandmothers Keck and Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Priest called on Mrs. Mae Priest Monday.

BISHOP SWITCHES HOLLYWOOD UPI — Joey Bishop switches from televsion to movies for the role of an Indian in “Texas Across The River” at Universal.

Sea anemones, some of which show no signs of aging after 60 years, may have the secret of eternal life, says the Miami Seaquarium’s Capt. Billy Gray.

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Barbara Ann Beams visited Suzanna Leeke Thursday night and Friday, while her mother, Mrs. Bea Beams visited Avon Cosmetics Laboratories near Chicago, HI. with a group of Avon representatives from this district. Garry Coffman is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grider. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers, Becky Jo and Ronnie visited relatives near Greensburg Thursday. Relatives and friends here were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Ross Tustison which occurred in Indianapolis Friday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vaughan and family of the Belle Union community were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Trout and children. "Mr. L. A. Fleenor left here Wednesday for the MethodistConference now in session on the Purdue University campus. The reading of appointments was on this particular day. He and Mrs. Fleenor attended the Conference services Sunday. Mrs. Marjorie Wingler was admitted to the Putnam County Hospital Monday for minor surgery. She was able to return to her home Wednesday. Mrs. Maria Gaillard, daughter of the Honorable Mrs. Wellesley of London, England is a guest of Mrs. Nema Hosteller and son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DePew and son Bob of Mount Meridian were callers Sunday on Mrs. Etta McFerran. Later callers were Mrs. Ida Leisure, Walter and Frank Ramsey of New Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. McFerran. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hanlon were in Fairmount this past weekend to attend the Baccalaureate exercises of the Fairmount High School. Their grandson, Steven, is one of the honor graduates in the class of 1966. He has received a scholarship to Indiana State University. Billy Hoke, son of Mr. and

Mrs. William Hoke is on his way home from Viet Nam. He is making a few days’ stopover in California and hopes to be in Coatesville in June. He has spent a year with the U.S. forces in southeast Asia. Mr. and Mrs. Elston Herrin entertained at dinner Tuesday evening their minister and wife, Reverend and Mrs. Ralph of Clayton. Mrs. Roxie Bowen who entered the Putnam County Hospital for observation a week ago has had to undergo a major abdominal operation. Report from her son is that she is recovering as well as could be expected. Reverend Wayne Kivett who was threatened with pneumonia last week is much improved and was able to hold services at his church Sunday. Cascade JHigh School held its second Baccalaureate Service Sunday afternoon. Principal Ike Lewis introduced the speaker, Dr. Donald McMahon, pastor of the Plainfield Methodist Church. Dr. McMahon gave a splendid talk to his senior audience on the subject: “Go Up — Take Possession.” Tuesday evening the graduation exercises ■were Held in a jam-packed gymnasium. Music was furnished by the Cadet Band and the address was given by Dr. Everett Ferrill of the

History Depi. of Ball State University. Dr. Ferrill chose the following subject for his talk: “The Wise Lived Yesterday.” Diplomas were awarded to 117 young men and women by Superintendent James Hamomnd. Three tremendous earth moving machines were unloaded Tuesday from a Pennsylvania flat car and Wednesday morning three drivers left town driving the big machines south to help construct interstate highway 70. Coatesville will have two baseball clubs this summer — a Little League outfit and a Pee Wee team, but no Babe Ruth. The reason for no Babe Ruth is that there are not enough boys of proper age. Don King, Rony Walters, Glenn Curtis and others will help the lads who participate and Chizzletown fans will watch the boys play and cheer them whether they win or lose. Friday was a big and happy day for all local boys and girls for school closed before noon. It was also Poppy Day for a pretty girl and boy were having good luck selling them on the street and even in the public library. The Elston Herrin family was made happy Friday morning when at 6:30 son Carroll arrived home from his army camp at Glasgow, Montana. He and two buddies drove through, one dropping off in Indianapolis, Carroll at Coatesville, while the driver continued on to his home in Florida. The lads will be home for several days. This is a vest pocket essay on honesty. Have you ever picked up a package that did not belong to you and while the package had the owner’s name and the store name in it you still decided to keep it for something said, “No one will ever know.” Your conscience will know and will condemn you when you look at the thing you took and it will condemn you more when you wear it. There will be no joy to you when friends tell you that it is pretty and you will know why their compliment is dead. Memorial Day parade from the Civic Building to the Cemetery south of town was led by the Cascade Junior High Band. The afternoon program started at 2:00 with the band playing patriotic airs while the crowd gathered. The invocation was given by Reverend Thomas Jeffries after which Mr. John Gambold introduced the speaker, Reverend Clyde Lininger. After the address in which the speaker spoke of the American Heritage and what we owe to those who made our land the good land that it is there was a flag raising by the Boy Scouts and three volleys from the firing squad. Taps were sounded and Reverend John Deal gave the benediction.

There were more than 500 men, women and children, the greatest number yet seen at a Coatesville Memorial Service. Flower lovers who have a preference for iris should make it a must to see the Mabel Hanlon garden. AH the lovely colors that are characteristic of good iris plants are to be seen and enjoyed here this week and posMore than 50 per cent of Bolivia’s population is Indian.

Providence, R. I., boasts the world’s widest bridge. The Crawford Street Bridge, composed of six units, has a total width of 1,147 feet.

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