The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 October 1966 — Page 2

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In Memory In loving memory of my mother, Ada L. Day, who passed away, Oct. 19, 1940. You can only have one mother, Patient kind and true. No other friend in all the world Will be as true to you. Far all her loving kindness. She asks nothing in return. If all the world deserts you To your mother you can turn So all I can do Dear Mother is Go and tend your grave And leave behind a token To the best Mother God ever made. Her daughter, Beatrice Mason

CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt thanks to everyone who was so nice to me during my recent stay in the hospital. My special thanks to the nurses and nurse aids, Dr. Nichols, Dr. Shonkwiler, the Rescue Truck, Rev. Jack Cox and all the ministers who called. Also special thanks for all of the lovely cards, flowers and visits from my friends and neighbors. Your acts of kindness will always be remembered. May the Lord Bless each of you. Edith Knight

News Of Boys When Pvt Clifton Wayne Priest Jr. finishes 14 weeks of training, he will be reassigned. He would enjoy hearing from all his friends and relatives. He Is the son of Wayne and Marcia Buis Priest his grandparents are MQr. and Mrs. C. K. Priest of Brick Chapel and Mrs. Claude M. Buis of Mt Meridian. His addess is: Rvt Clifton W. Priest Jr., R. A. 16881470, 8th E.T.C. U. S. A. O. C. L. S. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Aberdeen Md. 21005, Box 188.

Guilds Will Meet Thursday The various Guilds of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Church will meet Thursday, October 20, of this week as follows: Aldersgate at 12:30 p .m. with a carry-in luncheon at the home of Mrs. Albert Reynolds. Mrs. Ray Herbert will have the program entitled “The Migrant Poor.” Asbury at 9:15 a. m. in Charterhouse Lounge with Mrs. Tom Cade and Mrs. Rex Rawles as hostesses. Mrs. Sam Kirk will have the program which will

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deal with “Affluence and Poverty.” Bethel at 8:00 p. m. with Mrs. Argil Haltom assisted by Mrs. Allen Ellison. The program will be “Wealth and Want in One World” and will be presented by Mrs. J. P. Allen. Epworth at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Jameson Jones with the program to be given by Mrs. Sam Kirk. McKendree at 9:30 a. m. with S Mrs. Hugh Henry. Mrs. Joe McCord will give the program entitled “Need is Our Neighbor.” Oxford at 9:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Jameson Jones with Mrs. Russell Vermillion as co-hostess. Mrs. Ray Herbert will have the program.

Roachdale Club Meets At Hotel The October meeting of the Woman’s Progress Club of Roachdale was held In the Barker Hotel. The hostesses were Arthella Higgins and Evelyn Beck. Owing to the absence of both the president and vice president the second vice president, Hazel Fitzsimmons had charge of the meeting. The meeting was opened with the reading on “October.” Devotions were given by Evelyn Beck after which the flag salute was given in unison. Each member answered roll call with a historic event. Bonnie Meece presented a poem entitled “Mother” and asked Ethel Eggers to read it to the members. As there was no special program the members enjoyed an hour of visiting at which time Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Beck served delicious refreshments. The next meeting Nov. • with Pat Worick.

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Bible Thought For Today When I said, My feet slippeth; thy mercy O Lord, held me up. —Psalm 94:18. No temptation shall assail you but God gives you power to resist it —if we will. Personal And Local News A pancake and sausage supper, sponsored by the Men’s Fellowship organization, will be held October 29th, at the Brick Chapel Methodist Church. The first in a new series of public lectures in history will be delivered Thursday at DePauw by Butler University Professor Emma Lou Thombrough. Her lecture, “The Challenge of Negro History,” will be delivered at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the Roy O. West library. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCurry have returned home from a week’s visit with Dr. and Mrs. Max Bowman, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Dr. and Mrs. Bowman are former residents of this city. Karl Neumann, Vice President of the 6th District of the Indiana Moose Association will attend the State Convention of The Moose. The convention will be held in Indianapolis on Oct. 20-23. Mrs. Neumeum will attend with her husband. Members of the World War I Barracks Auxiliary at Cloverdale who offered their services at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis last Friday were Mrs. Mary Hurst, Mrs. Mary Logan, Mrs. Nina Gaston, Mrs. Belle Lasley and Mrs. Mary Baley. Miss Martha V. Smith, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Elgin T. Smith, has returned for her senior year at Transylvania College In Lexington, Kentucky, after completing a summer as resident actress with The ARENA, a summer stock theatre in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

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The Neeldecraft Club will meet Friday at 2:00 pun. with Mrs. J.F. Hirt. Mrs. Bert Roberts will have the program. The exhibit of Businesa and Professional Women will be in the window of Family Finance all this week, instead of Liberty Loan window. City firemen were called to the Wayne H. Mark residence, 811 Stadium Drive, at 3:50 Tuesday afternoon. They reported an overheated kitchen stove and smoke damage.

County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Lyndall Bixler, Cloverdale Hillard Jones, Cloverdale Felix Knauer, Greencastle Dale Cox, Greencastle Katherine Perry, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. James Singleton, Mooresville, a girl, Tuesday.

ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Kimball R. Larkin, 32 years today, Oct. 19th. Birthday Lori Anne Stone, 4 years old today Oct. 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gareld E. Stone.

Card of Thanks We sincerely thank all neighbors, friends and relatives for the many lovely cards, flowers, gifts and good wishes that came to us on Sunday afternoon—a wonderful day! Joe and Mable Davidson

News of Boys FT. LEE, Va.—Private Donald E. Prather, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prather, R. 2, Greencastle, completed a laundry and dry-cleaning course at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee, Va., Oct. 7. During the eight-week course, Pvt. Prather was trained in laundry and dry-cleaning Army clothing and cloth equipment He also learned the formulas for cleaning solutions.

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Mrs. Eileen Gowln Is Hostess To Chib The New Maysville Community Club met Oct 14, at the home of Mrs. Eileen Gowin. The president Mrs. Florence Lasley, opened the meeting by reading the Thought of the Month. For devotions, Mrs. Lasley read a prayer by General McArthur honoring his son. Roll call was answered by the members giving “November Memories.” The Secretary and Treasurer reports were given and approved. Some of the members paid dues and received new program books. A Card of Thanks was read from the family of Mrs. Nona Grantham. The November Tour was discussed and members will be notified later. Mrs. Florence Lasley read an article on the Collect All repeated the Collect in unison. A memorial was given for Mrs. Nona Grantham, a charter member of our club, and Mrs. Atla Bales by Mrs. Eileen Gowin. Mrs. Ruby Major sang a solo “Is They Heart right with God,” and gave several selections from the book “Words of Cheer.” A contest was given by Mrs. Florence Lasley and won by Mrs. Eileen Gowin. The hostess served delicious refreshments to the members and guest, Jane Tippin.

Putnam Court Notes John L. York vs. Leroy Delp, complaint for damages.

Club Met With Emma Wichmann The Clinton-Madison Friendly Club met October 13 with Emma Wichmann. The meeting was opened in the usual manner by the president, Olma Clodfelter. All sang “Home On The Range.” Roll call “What I never get around to doing,” was answered by sixteen members. Minutes of last meeting and treasurer’s report were read and approved. Old and new business and committee reports were given. Secret sister cards were reported. It was decided the Christmas meeting would be a dinner meeting at Torr’s December 8 at noon. Mrs. Ray Lawson had the program “Things I Can Do To Look Better.” She gave pointers on skin, hair and hand care and use of cosmetics and demonstrated proper make up with the club president and hostess as models. Club closed with prayer and during the social hour delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Club adjourned to meet with Mabel Evans November 11.

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Belle Union Plans Hallowe’en Carnival The Belle Union P.T.O. had a called business meeting Monday night, Oct. 10, and made plans for a supper and a Hallowe’en Carnival to be held Tuesday night, October 25, starting at 6:00 p.m. There will be prizes given for the best masked in the following categories: Best Couple, Prettiest Girl, Ugliest, Most Handsome Boy, Most Original, Funniest. The King and Queen will be crowned at 9:30 p.m. Candidates will be picked from each class. Each class will be represented by different booths for fun.

Craft Club Marks Third Anniversary The Maple Heights Craft Club met Oct. 12 at the home of Mrs. Mary Stone. The lesson was also given by Mary Stone. She had a shoe and hose bag made of striped denim. There was also on display a barbecue place mat and a clothes pin bag made of two plastic trays sewn together with yam. This month was the third year the club was organized so the club had an anniversary cake made and was served at the meeting for refreshments. There were eight members present. Election of officers will be held next month.

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