The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 December 1966 — Page 2

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Th« Dally Banner, Graeneastla, Indiana December 1966

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Bible Thought For Today Bat the God of all grace, who hath called us unto his eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stablish, strengthen, settle you.—I Peter 5:10. Through suffering we learn to be compassionate.

I obituaries | * s r d m .n* ' Traffic Victim

Ex-Resident Dies In Long Beach

Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Montgomery, former Greencastle resident will be held

By United Press International A death Monday night in Indianapolis raised Indiana’s 1966 traffic fatality toll to at least 1,453 compared with 1,399 a

year ago.

, I Roxanna Marie Moss, 4

in Long Bnaoh California, Wed-, months Indianapofe was kiUecl nesda.\ at . p. m. Monday night when her father’s Mrs. Montgomery passed car crashed & ^ on ^ away Monday in Long Beach, I t side of the city Her California. I father, Claude, 22, suffered miShe is survived by one son, ^ „ , .

^ L o. n o r injuries. He was arrested

j on preliminary charges of reck- ! less homicide, involuntary man-

Mr, Montgomery formeriy | d and resided at 4 Hanna Court in im er registratic , n . this city. She had resided In j

California 1

Maurice, with whom she made

her home.

e past

years.

Survivors are: one son, Maurice; two brothers, Ross Allee,

twenty Delta Theta Tau Has Christmas Party

Members of Theta chapter,

Greencastle; J. D. Allee, and j Delta Theta Tau, met for their

annual Christmas party at the Windy Hill Country Club on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Following a

one sister, Flossie Gayle Allee; five cousins, Mrs. Lola Vaughn, Mr-. P. G. Evans, Mrs. Paul

Whitman, Piercy D. Allee, John 1 SO cial hour, dinner was served

H. Allee and Ruby Jones. She waj preceded in death by her parents, Walter and Alpha Bell and twin Bisters, Velma and Thelma. / Ross Allee left by plane today

fee attend the service.

at beautifully decorated tables in keeping wtih the season. At the business meeting which followed, Mrs. Robert Thompson, president of the local chapter, announced that the sorority this year will give a total of $10,000.00 for educational grants in the specific field of Guidance and Counseling. Grants are awarded to college students In the Junior or Senior level or doing graduate work, based on their scholastic ability and financial need. Anyone interested in more information or making application for grant is invited to call her or contact any member of the lo-

cal chapter.

Delta Theta Tau has been associated with this project since 1959 and has given a total of $72,128.44 to 108 students throughout the United States. Applications are reviewed by the International Philanthropy Committee at their meeting in February, and applications for

Lloyd, all of Nevada, Iowa. the summer session 1967 or the She also leaves seven grand- academic year 1967-68 should children and fourteen great- be submitted no later than Jangrandchildren. ; uary 15. The Ryan Funeral Home is In The committee in charge of charge of the funeral services | arrangements for the evening

Mabel Shickell Dies In Iowa Mrs. David L. Grimes has received word of the death of her mother, Mrs. Mabel Shickell in Nevada, Iowa. Mrs. Shickell had celebrated her 94th birthday on Sept 20. Foil owing the death of her husband, Lee, hi 1957, she came to Indiana and lived with her daughter. Two years ago she returned home and entered the Gilmore Rest Home where she spent the remaining months of

her life.

She is survived by her daughter, Leilia, of near Fillmore and three sons, William, Marion and

Personal And Local News

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chiles, formerly of Greencastle, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at Kokomo. There will be practice for the Christmas program at Brick Chapel Church Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Members of the Friendship Club will meet for the annual Christmas dinner, Wednesday evening at 6:45 at the Fairway Restaurant. Chapter I of P. E. O. will meet Wednesday Dec. 14th at 6:30 p.m. for the club’s Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Frederick Dettloff, 308 Highfall Ave. City firemen were called to the Russ Myers home, 309 North Jackson Street, at 8:36 Monday night. They reported fireplace soot on fire and no damage. Putnam County Young Adults Club wiU hold their regular monthly meeting December 14 at the Indiana Gas and Water Company at 7:30 p. m. All members urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Giddings observed their 50th wedding anniversary today. They are the parents of three sons, Paul, James and Merle Giddings. They reside at 5 Sunset Drive. The newly organized Christian Church will hold mid-week Bible Study at the home of Mrs. Mary Jeffries, South College, at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday evening. Everyone is welcome to this Christian fellowship and study of God’s Word. The Ladies Missionary Society of New Providence Baptist Church will have their Christmas pitch-in dinner Friday, December 16th, at 6:30, at the home of Jee and Joan Neumeister. All church members are invited to attend. There will be a Cub Pack 43 Christmas party Wednesday, December 14, in the Gobin Methodist Church basement. Cuba are urged to come to the party right after school. Re-

games have been planned for the occasion. Tlie CWF of Sherwood Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert King, 418 Melrose, Wednesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Glenn Deem as co-hostess. Mrs. Eldena McCarson will lead the worship service and Mrs. Lee Zieg will be study leader. All women are invited. Please note change of meeting place. The Needlecraft Club will meet with Mrs. Ernest Muggs Friday, 2 p.m. please bring 50 cent gift exchange. May Pritchett will have a Birthday Dec. 23, she will be 86-years-old and would enjoy getting some Birthday cards. She is in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Her room No. is A-304. New Providence Baptist Church will present the Nativity by Dr. H. T. Ross of DePauw University, Sunday evening, Dec. 18, at 7:00. Organist will be Mrs. Max Poynter. Soloists will be Mrs. Marvin Baldwin, Miss Debbie Gaston, Miss Janice Hurst, Max Poynter, Rev, Arthur Bowser, and Maynard Grubb. The public is cordially invited to attend. Miss Eleanor Cammack, Archivist of DePauw University and Indiana Methodism was a member of a panel of the Religious Records session at the annual meeting of the Indiana Historical Society in Indianapolis, December 10th. Other members of the panel were Sister Mary Carol Schroeder of Marion College and Miss Opal Thornburg of Earlham College. Ronald Osborne, Dean of Christian Theological Seminary was the chairman. The subject of the panel was “The Collection, Preservation and Use of Church Records and Religious Manuscripts.’*

Russ Myers Says —Sure we have do it yourself dry cleaning cash and carry plan, 61bs. $1.50. Old Reliable White Cleaners.

NEWS OF SERVICEMEN The address of Pvt. John C. Higgins is: Pvt. John C. Higgins B-16, 4 U.S. A.T.C.A, Fort Knox, Ky.

Joseph R. White, U. S. Navy, spent three weeks at home with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Russell White, R. 1, Bainbridge, in November before reporting to his ship in Pearl Harbor, where he left for duty in the South

China Sea.

His address is: Joseph R. White, RMSN, 997-86-20, U.S.S. Sproston DD-577, FPO, San

freshments will be served and Francisco, Calif. 96601.

Thursday in Nevada.

Marriage License

Richard Larry Stewart, electrician, Greencastle, Route 4, and Pamela Sue Pierce, student,

Greencastle.

was: Mrs. Julia Deem, Mrs. M. W. Carter, Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Gail Edwards and Mrs. A. A. Huber.

Putnam Court Notes United Farm Bureau Mutual

Louis Lemon, U.S. Army, At- Insurance vs. James McAchran, wood, Colorado, and Clara Mae complaint to quiet title. Cox, Mallory’s, Greencastle,: John W. Harris vs, Albert Route 2. Ellis as Superintendent of the William Odell Wright, tree Indiana State Farm, petition for trimmer, and Phyllis Joan writ of habeas corpus. Farthing, at home, both of Rita J. Lawson vs. Louis L. Greencastle. Lawson, suit for divorce.

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Town And Country Has Annual Christmas Dinner

The country home of the “Dick Brown's” was the meeting place for the Town and Country’s annual Christmas dinner and meeting. As each member arrived she found her name on a very clever name-card. The hostess and her assistants supplied the turkey with all the trimmings and each member brought the rest. Clema Perkins was “blamed” for making the pecan rolls, and Dorothy Lawler and Ellen Purcell were the co-hostess. Christmas was truly the scene in this home because Priscilla Brown made her own tree from pine-cones and had little lights and the tree was simply beautiful. All thru the house were decorations she had made. Dorthy Lawler had the devotions which were in keeping with Christmas. After dinner the meeting was called to order by the president Mildred Harvey who opened the meeting with Barbara Brookshire leading in the song, Joy To The World. Roll call had to be changed due to the fact there were too many little ones. The roll call was my happiest Christmas. Clema Perkins was the installing officer for the new officers. She used as her theme, A Garden, in which each officer was a flower in her garden. The newly installed officers are, President, Betty Burdette; Vice, Pricilla Brown; Secretary, Martha Borroff; Treasurer, Jo Ford and the news reporter is Marge Hopkins. Mildred Harvey also received a flower as the out-going President. Millie thanked all the girls who had helped her the past year and then presented her officers with a gift. The new president then continued the meeting. Marg Hopkins and Deloris Risk were put in charge of buying the gifts for the Club Christmas Family and the games and other toys to be left at the hotel in Roachdale by Dec. 19. Betty named her committees for the coming year and the new club books will be handed out at the next meeting. Bills were presented and were voted to be paid. It was voted to use $25 for the gifts. Gifts were then handed out by the social committee. A lot of fun was had trying to guess

who your secret-sister had been for the last year and were there ever some fooled girls when the names were finally revealed. It was voted to have secret-sisters again next year and the names were drawn for the coming year. We had two guests, Edith Fry and Judy Rogers with Judy becoming a new member. Only four of the girls were not able to attend, they were Periette Myers, Virginia Perkins, Lola Crosby and Ellen Purcell. There wasn’t any snow for the meeting but there was plenty of rain and I’m sure all returned home with the same feeling as I had, it is better to give than to receive. The January meeting will be in the home of Barbara Brookshire’s, weather permitting.

Club Members Attend Initiation Three members of Bainbridge High School Latin Club—Donna South, Carolyn Roth and Carolyn Smtih—were guests at the formal initiation of Cloverdale High School Latin Club November 30. Donna South and Carolyn Roth, who are the present State Vice-President and Secretary of the Junior Classical League, discussed the National Junior Classical League convention which was held at Bowling Green, Ky., last summer. Donna told about the gracious welcome of National President Jim Gilmore, the entertainment, consisting of a Roman A-Go-Go, a mixer, Roman banquet, band and chorus concerts, a play, “The Tragic Love of Dido,” and a seml-formal dance and of the contests—Olympic games, scho-

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lastle contest, and oratorical contest. Donna stated that she is contracting speakers and schools for the program for the State Convention to be held April 15 at Ball State University. Carolyn Roth listed the workshops — membership, publicity, banquets, costumes, p u b 1 i c ations, state and chapter presidents, vice-presidents, secretaries, and treasurers—and the interest groups that the delegates attended. Carolyn Smith, National Vice-President of Junior Classical League, explained that she was first selected by the State Junior Classical League Executive Board to be an Indiana candidate at the National Convention. She stated that many plans were made for her campaign and campaign speeches. Committee members helped her make posters, banners, badges and black and white checked victory flags. Carolyn told of her excitement during the campaigning at the convention and her elation, when she was elected National Vice-President. She is now making plans for the National Convention to be held at Tucson, Ariz., next August. She is in charge of publicity, working with the National Publicity Chairman, Mr. LaPountain from New Jersey. At the convention she will meet the guests and get them located in their dormitories and preside at some of the meetings. During Christmas vacation she plans to attend a meeting at Louisville, Ky., where National President John Farley of Iowa, other executive board members and Senior Classical League officers, will be present. Plans for the coming convention will be made at this time. The girls felt honored to be invited to speak at the Cloverdale initiation. At the end of the ceremony refreshments were served and a gift presented to them.

Countv Hospital Dismissed Monday: Ellie Johnson, Coatesville Dorothy Veach, Bainbridge Lillie Shaw, Fillmore Betty Cline, Cloverdale Ruth Cline, Cloverdale Donna Burdette, Greencastle Josephine Fisher, Greencastle Elmer Lewis, Greencastle Virginia Robbins, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Parker, Eminence, a boy, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier, Greencastle, Route 1, a boy, today.

Club Conducts Annual Christmas Meeting The annual Christmas meeting of the Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club was held at Torr’s on December 8, with seventeen members attending. After the dinner, gifts were exchanged and secret sisters revealed. The club presented a gift to Mrs. Kenneth Salsman, retiring president. The first meeting of the new year will be at the home of Mrs. Vemie Chastain on January 12. A film, “A Moment of Discovery,” about cancer will be shown by Mrs. Betty Jones.

ELKS CLUB SPECIAL PARTY Thursday, Dec. 15 All Proceeds Go To Cancer Fund. 8:00 p.m. For Elks And Their Ladies.

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