The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1966 — Page 6

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Th« Dally Bannar, GraancaaHa, Indiana Monday, August 1, 1966

Fillmore News By Mrs. Charles Smith, Correspondent

Mrs. Rose Ellen Tanksley and family spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Avaril Huller. The girls, Susie, Marsha and Patty Newkirk stayed for the rest of the week. Gilbert Knetzer re-entered the Putnam County Hospital Sunday evening. Mr. and Ms. James Lones and daughter, Jill left Monday for their home in Lakeland, Florida, and spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans and other relatives. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Evans and daughter were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pritchett and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pritchett and son of Advance; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Evans and son of Roachdale; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans, Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans, Mr. and Mrs. James Lones and daughter, Jill, Florida, and the Howard guests. Mr. and Mrs. David Grimes Jr. and family of Clarinda, Iowa, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. David Grimes Sr. General WSCS meeting will be Thursday, July 28 at the Recreation Building. Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Ruth Smith were Mesdames Mabel Huskey and Pauline Stigler of Brazil. Mrs. Hallie Magill, Miss Julia Anne Gordon and sons, Rex and Hugh spent Friday, July 15 in Worthington visiting Mrs. Geneva Landis. Mrs. Ruth Nichols spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols and Betty Jo. Mrs. Grace Albright and Mrs. Ruth Smith visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Sutherhn. Lonnie Hubbard spent last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnhardt of Whiteland. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans and Mr. and Mrs.Maurice Bryan attended the Wells Reunion Sunday at Robe Ann Park. Recent callers on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and daughters, Susie, Carol and Mazy, Green castle; Mrs. Ruth Pritchett and daughter of Lizton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crews of Avon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells and family, Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Arnold and daughter, spent Sunday evening with Ida and Charley Day. Callers on Mrs. Ida Day and Charlie, were Mrs. Doris Fredrick, Rev. Wilbur Day of Knightstown, Witt Wright and Miss Ruth O’Hair and Rev. John McFarland. Gary Arnold of Advance has visited two weeks and his sister, Patricia, has visited one week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Arnold. Mrs. Ruth Ragan had a hard fall on Friday, July 15th, injuring her knee and cutting her head, which took six stitches to close. Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis and daughter of Kokomo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jones and family of Washington, spent a recent week with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Jones and other Indiana relatives. On Tuesday a tree limb hit Oren Buis on the head and it required six stitches to repair the damage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ragan and family of Minnesota arrived at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ragan early Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold and family of Advance spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Max West and daughters spent the weekend in Worthington with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Feuque and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Day attended the wedding at the Putnamville Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon of Miss Sandra Hansell and Steven Smiley and the reception which followed on the lawn of the bride’s parentsj The refreshment table was placed before a bank of flowers. The groom is home on furlough and the bride will return with him to his station. Mrs. NeUie Suits and children and David Dennis of near Fairland, Miss List and Miss

Lorene Lei and of Des Plaines, HI., were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard. The Leland girls are spending a few days with their grandpar ents, the Leonards. Mrs. George Partner, her granddaughter, Vonda Stierwalt of New Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard, attended the funeral Monday of Gilbert Pettit, in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard fordsville, Brazil and Terre Haute. Mrs. Mae Leonard, Mrs. Nellie Suits, Donna Kay ad Steven, and David Dennis attended the wedding Sunday of Miss Sandra Hansell and Steven Smiley. They also attended the reception which was given on the Hansel lawn in Putnamville. Steven West spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lisby.

husband is away for two weeks guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wtt-

Bainbridge News By Muriel Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John Dozier were honored with a six o’clock dinner Friday the 22nd for their 21st wedding anniversary. The dinner was prepared and served by their daughter, Diane and Karen. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Rosier and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spencer of Van Bibber, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Mrs. Amelia Branson and Miss Connie Branson of Danville, Ind. Mrs. Robert Curran is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hutcheson, while her

Tennis Scandal SOUTHBOROUGH, England UPI—John Webb has complain, ed to the local council here that girls playing tennis in the courts next to his home often are clad only in their bras and panties. Webb, who is 75 years old, said he wants the practice stopped.

trainfeig in the Air Force in Massachusetts. Donovan Shoaf is a surgery patient in the Putnam County HospitaL Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hutcheson and son, Woodie, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hutcheson and son, Johnny, recently took a trip to see the “Grand Ole Opry” in Nashville, Term., and visited Rock City in Chattanooga. After their vacation trip the Hutchesons held a family get-to-gether. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hutcheson and son Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watson and daughter Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hutcheson and family, Dena, Brian, Donnie and Alan and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curran. Evening visitors were Judy Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berry. Mrs. Lucille Hutcheson and Mrs. Anna Mae Walls of Greencastle were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hutcheson and son Woodie. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Solomon and Marsha Pat visited Sunday with Ella, Cratie and Myrtle Pickett in Greenwood. Jennifer Burk visited last week with her grandfather, Claude Kellums and wife in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wayne Hanks have moved to the home of the late Mrs. Lyde Coffman. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fosher of Fincastle were all day guests of Mrs. Ralph Fosher Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Ruth Hyatt was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clara Hubbard in Greencastle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell left by plane Wednesday evening for their home in Hollywood, Fla. after three weeks visit with relatives and friends in Putnam County. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hanks vacationed in St. Louis last week and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hess. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etcheson and sons of Canton, HI. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickson of Indianapolis and their son, Don and family of Columbus, Ohio. They all attended the Dickson, Booher and Darrough reunion at Lebanon on Sunday. Monday all day

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NEW YORK—The U.S. balance of payments took a double shellacking this week as the treasury’s monetary gold stock fell by |100 million and holding of U. S. government securities for foreign account rose by 5286 million. These holdings are potential claims against the monetary gold stock.

Be sure to stake tall flowers in your garden so they don’t blow over and break off in the wind, remind Purdue University extension horticulturists.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sallust of Greencastle and their daughter, Mrs. Robert Sickmann of Pontiac, Mich., visited Sunday afternoon and evening with Mrs. Edith Sallust. Mrs. Purcell of Marshall, Ind. was the guest last week of her son, Elmo and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Purcell Chryil and June are going to Alabama Saturday where they will visit Mrs. Purcell’s relatives. Ernest Roth returned home Thursday morning from the Putnam County Hospital after having had surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McCammack spent a few days this week in St. Louis. Mrs. Jessie Hanks and daugh-

Half-A-Dozen Obstacles Jam Applicants' Course

By ROBERTA ROESCH When you are ready to make the transition from the kitchen to the job field, do you advertise liabilities when you are being interviewed? Unfortunately, some women do, according to employers. And when they do they block their way with a personal obstacle course. Most of the time their blockades are based on the six liabilities listed below. Accompanying Comments We are printing them today,

women have made during interviews, so you can avoid them yourself. There are half-a-dozen

ters, Mary Lynn and Linda vis-; a ^ on & with comments some

ited last week with Mrs. Hanks sister, Mrs. J. J. Rockwell and Mr. Rockwell in Beulah, Mich. Lisa and Linda Grimes of Indianapolis are spending this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grimes. Frank O’Hair enjoyed a recent fishing trip with a number

of men, in Canada.

ing field, but I would never return to that since I always disliked school principals and couldn’t get along with parents.” S. The liability of emphasizing poor health. “I have had six operations, so I can’t overtax my strength.” T have been sick for most of my life, so I have never worked before.” 4. The liability of home problems—and mentioning them indiscreetly. “We owe money to everybody in town, so I am forced to go to work.” ‘My husband is such a tight-

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By Lulu Ward Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loy and Mrs. Glenda Burdine and children of Roachdale spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dove are moving in the Leon Tippin

property.

Violet Leak called on Moine Keck, Pearl Elliott, Edith Stewart, Cleatis Storm and Mrs. Walter Martin on Tuesday. Clarence and Lulu Ward

Many An Applicant Needlessly | made a business trip to Marshall

on Saturday.

Paints Poor Picture Of Self

“I have done about everything in the past, so I will do any-

thing.”

Grace Ann, Cathy and Mary Leak of Indianapolis spent Friday night and Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and

If you feel after reading these Mrs. Bob Leak. Other visitors

of strength.

1. The liability of indecision. “I am not really sure I want to work, but I thought I would

give it a try.”

“I hope my children will he all right if I take a job, but I

Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Hair still have qualms and worries and daughters were guests i about what will happen at

wad I want to earn my own

ways to show weakness Instead | money to show him a thing or will:

two.”

5. The liability of a negative attitude. “I can’t do typing and shorthand, and I don’t want to learn.” “I really can’t tell you what I am able to do, since I have never had any training.”

six liabilities that you may be guilty of saying these things, even unconsciously, resolve that next time you seek a job, you

last Wednesday and Thursday of Lloyd O’Hair and family in

Beech Grove.

Mrs. Peggy O’Hair and family of Greencastle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert O’Hair.

home. S.The liability of airing personality problems. “I am a highly nervous person who can’t work under pressure. ‘‘My training is in the teach-

6. The liability of acting vague about the job you want. “I am a highly intelligent woman, so I am interested in a job opening that will challenge and stimulate me.”

Advertise strength and underplay weakness by knowing for sure whether you want to work

and can work.

Play Down Problems

Minimize personality problems. Eliminate talk of poor health. Leave home problems at

home.

Emphasize what you can do instead of stating what you can’t do. Be positive and specific about the type of job you are seeking.

were Jeffry and Vic Byrd of Connersville, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nichols and family of near Reno. Mrs. Iva Downs of Dana, Mr. and Mrs. Belger of Cayuga, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McGuire and family spent Sunday at Turkey

Run.

Belva Dauh and Kathy and Jolane McGuire spent Saturday with Mrs. Richard Bivins. Cathy and Mike McGuire attended the Russellville Fair Saturday and Cathy won first prize on her 4-H calf. She also won first prize at Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin and family of Fountain Town, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin.

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