The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1966 — Page 5

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Fillmore News By Mrs. Charles Smith, Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day, Mrs. Hallie Magill underwent and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Williams! surgery Tuesday at the Putspent Friday a. m. till Saturday j nam County Hospital. Mrs. p. m. in Plymouth visiting with Mabel Evans of Greencastle is

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mauer and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Brown. The Fillmore Volunteer Fire Department were called Monday to the home of Harold Stanger. where a barn and all its contents were destroyed. The Bainbridge Fire Department was there also. Joe Garrett has been con-

staying part-time with Mrs. Julia Anne Jordan and sons. Mrs. Mabel Knoll has returned to her winter home in Venice, Florida. Miss Mary Marshall and Miss Ethel Gates of Indianapolis visited Saturday, October 15 with Miss Kate Oliver. Weekend visitors of Mr. and

fined to his home by illness Mrs. Bert Miller and Jackie for several days. were Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Brownie Troop 373 are meet-; Selena Bennett, her niece, Mrs. ing regularly on Wednesday af- j Connie Jones and son, all of

ternoons at the Methodist Re-j Rockville.

creation Building immediately j The Fillmore Senior Class

after school until 4:30. Leaders are Mrs. Judy Whitehead and

Mrs. Juanita Jones.

The Fillmore Service Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Ethel Barker, with six members present. The November meeting has been canceled. The

presented a comedy, “Rebel Without A Cause,” Friday and Saturday night in the school

gym.

The School Band attended DePauw Band Day on DePauw campus, Saturday. The eight I High Schools and DePauw

Christmas meeting will be with Bands put on a very’ colorful Mrs. Loudella Day. show. The members of the band Several from the community were guests of DePauw at attended the Home Demonstra-1 lunch at the Union Building, tion Achievement Day at the Because of the election on Greencastle Fairgrounds W T ed- Tuesday night, the Band Parnesday. 1 ents will meet on Monday night, Mrs. Mildred Krans and fam- | Nov. 7th.

ily of Goshen spent the week

end with her mother, Mrs. Merle Smythe. Miss Linda Creech and Allen Phillips were married Saturday evening. October 15 in the Bethel Baptist Church, with Rev. Jack McDaniels reading the marriage vows. Dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Shuck were Mrs. Daisy Youngerman. Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. The Bethel BYF are going to Winona Lake October 27-29th for a Retreat. Billie Singleton underwent an appendectomy Monday evening October 17th at the Mehtodist

Hospital.

Members of the New Providence Church sang Sunday night, October 16th, for the patients at the Ruark Nursing

Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kresse and daughter, Patsy, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ragan. Mrs. Rose T a n k s 1 e y and family of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Mrs. Avaril Huller. Returning from Bethel Church services Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Davy) Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cash and family of Cloverdale were involved in a head-on collision near Mrs.

Nellie Heaven’s place. They were taken to the Putnam County Hospital for examination. They were all released except Mrs. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichols and family and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Nichols and family attended a farewell dinner Sunday in Crawfordsville for the Hooper family, who are leaving to make their home in Florida. Mrs. Anna Ruth Hooper and Mrs. Floy Nichols are sisters. Steve Stone cut his finger on a com knife a couple weeks ago and has it in a cast Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichols and children were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells. Caller last week in the Wells home were Mrs. Lena Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans, Fillmore; Mrs. Ruby Welty and Mrs. Ora Hunt of Amo; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown and family of Indianapolis; and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and daughter Susie of Greencastle. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Arnold were Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold and family of Advance and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Off in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips and Mrs. Edith McKamey visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Effie Kennedy, who has been a patient almost three weeks in the Noblesville Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown and children of Indianapolis were Sunday supper guests of her brother, Carl Crews and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arnold spent part of last week in Indianapolis, visiting with Mr. and MTs. Leroy Heck. The Band Parents will sponsor their annual Smorgasbord Saturday night, Nov. 5th. Serving will start at 6 p. m. There will be a program by the Beginning Band, Junior Band and Senior Band. Also there will be a Talent Show. As usual “you eat your fill and pay what you will.”

All enjoyed the Pitch-in Supper at the Recreation Building Sunday evening on Family Night. The committee, Miss Kate Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ragan had the tables decorated in keeping with Halloween season, with apples and candy as favors, Mr. and Mrs. Ragan showed slides of the Southwest, back to Indiana, and Putnam County. On October 30, there will be a very important meeting at the Methodist Church following worship service. At about 11:30 a. m. all members and friends of the church should be present to help decide what the future of the church will be. Everyone should make known what he wants and thinks will serve the most people, now, and in the future. Let it never be said that “a few people” determined what the Fillmore Methodist Church will be. Come, make your position known.

INCASTLE

By Mrs. Maude Brothers, Correspondent

Wall Street Chatter NEW YORK UPI — Jay F.' Gershkoff of First Hanover Corp. says he would consider limited initial purchases of high quality blue chip stocks that have been depressed and also consider select oil, tobacco and utility stocks. Sylvan Epstein of Thomas & MsKinnon says of their recent lows many popular growth stocks had achieved downside objectives but will still need to build the bases necessary for any new sustainable uptrend. Robert H. Stovall of E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc. says the chances of “a peace play” look too great between now and the elections for the bears to make much progress, but after the elections, if the peace offensive turns into further war escalation, it could be a different story, he adds.

Sorry that the name of Mrs. Gwen Beck was omitted from the list of callers on Airs. Laura Fosher on her birthday. Mrs. Barbara Boiler was hostess to the Fincastle Country Club Wednesday afternoon. There were nineteen members answering roll call by telling where they spent their honeymoon. One guest, Mrs. Iva Shannon Todd, was present, also. After a short business meeting they enjoyed some clever contests and lovely refreshments of chillon pumpkin pie, coffee and Hallowe’en candies served by Mrs. Boiler and her co-hostess, Mrs. Bea Beams. Mrs. Osa Grider entered the Putnam County Hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lang Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and family attended a dinner in the Christian Church in Roachdale Friday evening. The baby shower held in honor of Mrs. Flossie Lieske and baby Saturday evening was well attended. Miss Phylis Mandleco spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs. Edna Wilson spent Sati urday night and Sunday with

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Thursday, October 27, 1966

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blacketer and family. Randel Wilson' was a Sunday guest of the Blacketers. Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers called at the Putnam County Hospital Saturday night to see Mrs. Osa Grider, Larry Galoway and Richard Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden and Mr .and Mrs. Joe Brothers were guests of Mrs. Ruth Brothers at a smorgasbord sponsored by the Delta Theta Tau in Roachdale Saturday evening. Mrs. Verna Miller had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller and children. Mrs. Leland Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and son called on their mother Sunday evening. Mrs. Olive Baird accompanied by Mrs. Maudie Garrett and Mrs. Mona Shumaker of Roachdale called on Mrs. Chasie Stultz of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Gloria Brown of New Mar- : ket Sunday afternoon. Earl Bridges attended the an- ; nual Fall meeting of the Central Indiana Hampshire Association at the Apple Grove in Crawfordsville. Ted Britton was the guest speaker.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bridges and Michele were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hayworth of Frankfort at the Frankfort Country Club. Mrs. Bea Beams and children entertained with dinner Sunday in honor of her brother, Ralph Runyan’s birthday. Those present were Mr .and Mrs. Myron Hacker and daughter of Belle Union, Mr. and rMs. Howard Smith of Coatesville, Mrs. Alma Routh of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beams and family and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Triplett and daughter, all of Lafayette and the honored guest, Ralph Runyan and wife. Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shilling and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ralston and children were visitors of the Shillings in the afternoon and evening.

Cross Burned On Pastor's Lawn FORT WAYNE UPI — A cross was burned Wednesday on the lawn of the home of the Rev. Jesse White, president of the Council of Civic Action which announced plans this week to picket businesses on grounds of racial discrimination in hiring practices. White discovered the cross aflame shortly before 1 a. m. He said two friends watched his home the remainder of the night and an hour after the cross-burning they saw a man walking along the street carrying a rifle. The friends said the man pointed the rifle at them. They notified police, who arrested Wayne R. Hart, 22, and confiscated eight shells and a knife. He was charged with aiming a deadly weapon.

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