The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 October 1966 — Page 7

Fillmore News

By Mrs Charles Smith, Correspondent

met all day Friday with Mrs. Ethel Ruark and quilted for the

hostess.

vel, Mrs. Judy Avona and son, Tony, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and children of Roachdale, Mr.

severely cut Just below thei Sunday, Sept. 25, Miss Kate knee. j Oliver’s guests were Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Delp and Mrs. C. J. Bodens and children,

The Dally Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, October 5, 1966

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Alice of and Mrs. Richard Lyons and daughter of Marshall and Mrs. Charlotte, Chuck and Claudia I The Laundromat was robbed Mrs. Daisy Youngerman anc Orlando Fla., Mrs. Bonnie June children of Coatesville, Mr. and Ritter of Greencastle visited of Noblesville. In the afternoon again °" e night last week - The Mrs. Avanl Huller. Plainfield, Mrs. Ida Mrs - William Cooper and chil- Mrs. Mabel Knoll Thursday. William Oliver, Mr. Bodens and cand y* Coke and cigarette ma- Mr. and Mrs. Mavnard Hun after- dren. pm more Methodist Chuck went to Eminence to see c ^^ nes were broken, both the ter called Tuesday evening or

Shouse of

Bowman spent

Sunday

noon with Mrs. Edith Ruark Mrs. Minnie Wells went to Church thanks everyone who buge cattle feeder.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and family of Brownsbury surprised Carl Barker Sunday when they came to spend his birthday wtih him and his ilyMrs. Avaril Huller is spendHollywood News (By VERNON SCOTT) HOLLYWOOD UPI — Otto Preminger, the director with a reputation for being a firebreathing dragon, has met his match in Batman—playing guest villain on the caped crusader’s show. One of the most distinguished producer-directors, Preminger Is walking around in a jump suit; his bald head and face painted blue, his lips purple and his eyebrows a bright red. In his role as Mr. Freeze, Preminger menaces Batman and Robin by freezing them, meanwhile keeping his own body temperature at a chilling minus 60 degrees. It’s Preminger’s first acting job since he played a Nazi officer In 4< Stalag 17” back In 1952. The question is, why has the Austrian-born Preminger returned to acting? "Bill Dozier Batman’s producer mentioned it to me several months ago,” he said. "And I agreed. My twins, Mark and Vicqtia, are six years old and have talked about nothing since. "So I’m going ahead with It I'm enjoying the whole thing. Maybe it would be a good idea for other directors to take acting jobs once in a while to se® how early actors get up in the morning.,, Preminger reports at the studio at 6:15 a.m. and spends an hour and a half in make-up. He works until 7 pjxu - An imposing, dominating figure on his own sets, Preminger is a pussycat on the Batman stage. He takes orders like any other actor. His lines are perfectly memorized. He’s always on time. But on accepting the job Preminger learned that he was $11,000 arrears in his screen Actors Guide dues. Because he has poured many thousands of dollars in dues to the Directors Guild, the union reduced his back payment to only $100. ‘T was told the role would take four or five days,” he said. "But it could run as long as seven days. I accepted the part for a lump sum, so there will be no extra pay involved.” After spending the day as Mr, Freeze, Preminger — in costume and makeup—runs to the editing rooms at MGM to i complete his latest movies, "Hurry Sundown.”

"It is much easier being an actor than a director,” he admitted, “you just take orders. They tell you where to stand and what to say. You become a child again. It’s play.”

Pope Appeals For Viet Peace VATICAN CITY UPI — Pope Paul VI appealed Tuesday for a negotiated peace in Viet Nam. “Never should we grow weary of considering and taking up this theme, since it concerns the dizzying gamble with the fate of mankind,” the pontiff said during a 1,400-word address to about 250.000 persons massed in St. Peter’s

Square.

The Pope spoke at an outdoor mass marking the first anniversary of his historic plea to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. "War no more, war never

again.”

other relatives.

Mrs. Daisy Youngerman mon W i ho , br ° ugh j t

spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. Charles Smith.

Remember the rummage sale on Oct. 15. Bring your things after Oct. 9 to the Recreation

Building. If anyone cannot. Mrs Doro t hy Murphy of In

bring them, call to have them dianapolis S p e nt

picked up. On Oct. 13th Circle 1 with Mr ^ Mrs Ra,^ Nau .

That money and contents taken. Mrs. Mr. end Mrs. Cherles F. Smith

. ^ .. . . and Mr .and Mrs. Byron Kelley, the hospital Friday morning for helped in any way to'make the ni & ht Miss Oliver, the Bodens Dor ° thy Robinson reported the Mrs. Minta Kersey has beer mg the week m Indianapolis a * „ P " ‘ y lo maKe ne the Winiam olivers nttend . robbery when she discovered it visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jr S s S chwith Mrs. Leona Decker and : Last week vallers on Mr. and - ra > s - e ' ’ smorgasbord and bazaar a sue- family supper at the on her return home from work, man, helping care for Mrs

Mrs. Lee Wel„ were Paul Sol- ly. but too weak to walk ce SS . Mr s . Goldie Runyau ^Recent Sunday viator, ot Sectaan. a beautiful on. It a been five months .mce the door prize. Method.at Recreat.on Building. ^ ^ Mr ^ ^ ^ ( ^ ^ _ bouquet of red and yellow glad- lt was broken. J Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ruth The General W.S.C.S. met and Mrs> Donald Quick were enest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs ioli; Mrs. Irma Nichols, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold, Smith were: from Indianapolis, Thursday afternoon at the Rec- and Mrs. Kenneth Muller Oran Buis. Mrs. Mary Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordon, reation Building. Mrs. Oran and c i 1 ii dreni Kelley Anne and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis spent Carlton Cunningham, Mrs. Syl- Maynard Arnold and family vis- Mrs. Monna Hilton and Mrs. Buis read Mark 10 and gave a Kristie Lynn, of Indianapolis. Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvia, Laura and Mark, Mr. and ited Sunday afternoon with! Sara Davis; from Friendswood, ver y interesting lesson on Serv- Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs. old Jackson, observing Mrs Charles Wells and family. Mrs. Hattie Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fifer, Mr. ice - After the business meeting G race Albright were Sunday, Buis’ birthday.

Sandy, small daughter of and Mrs. John Robinson and fhe hostess, Mrs. Irma Nichols, sept. 25 visitors of Mr. and The Fi

Indianap- met all day Wednesday

Mrs-! Oils.

Mrs. Ethel Jackson and Mrs. and a guest, Miss Olive Davis,

Mrs. Sherman Lightle. prize. Hostess served delicious Daisy Williamson spent Monday enjoyed a bountiful dinner at Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold refreshments. afternoon with Mrs. Ruth noon. The hostess read the deand family of Advance visited Mr. and Mrs. Venice F. Lewis Smith. votions. The work was mending Sunday afternoon with his visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith garments for the patients in the mother, Mrs. Hattie Arnold. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, j were supper guests Tuesday of j Ruark Nursing Home.

Mrs.

W.S.C.S. will meet all day to man L^y Nau man of Clover-

sort and prepare the rummage. da j e S p e nt Saturday afternoon ers’ car. She was not hurt serBring a dish of food. If any of with them. i iously but Mrs. Sanders was

----- — - Sept. 25 visitors of Mr. and The Friendly Sewing Circle

the weekend Mrs. Ollie Smithers, was hit four sons, John, Jr., Eddie, & ave a contest, which was won Mrs. Ed Manship in Indianap- met all day Wednesday with

Sherman and Kenneth, and by Mrs. Pauline Pursell. Mrs. 0 i is . Mr8 0pa , Osborn. Ten members

from West Newton, Mr. and Esther Quick won the door

Wednesday afternoon when she ran in front of Mrs. Ann Sand-

the Faith Circle can help, please

The Help-One-Another

Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Robinson and Rick

Club j were Mr. and Mrs. Murvyn Var-

very upset. Then on Thursday morning Sandy fell on broken glass in kindergarten and was

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