The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1967 — Page 2
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Jesus said unto them, My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me.—John 7:16.
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Personal And Local News
There will be singing at 2 p.m. at the Antioch Baptist Church Sunday. Floyd Decker, Route 3, Greencastle, is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital
OBITUARIES
Former Resident Dies In California
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All phone calls for Goodwill pickup must be made by 6 p.m. Feb. 13, Phone OL 3-6587.
Wilma Harris visited Wednesday afternoon with Edith Scott, 301 West Walnut Street.
Margaret Nelson has been called to Chicago due to the critical illness of her brother, Thomas A. Nelson.
Bro. Charles McGhee, will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Bible Classes for all ages 10:15 a.m. Visitors welcome.
Word has been received here of the death on Tuesday of Deveda Deerhake, 68, former resident of Greencastle, in Atherton, Calif. Bom in lola, Kan., to Permelia Ellis and Louis G. Deerhake, both graduates of DePauw University, Mrs. Staats, when a child, moved with the family to Greencastle. Later, she was graduated with Phi Beta Kappa honors from DePauw in the class of 1917. She was also a member of Alpha Phi Fraternity. After graduation, she taught English in the LaPorte schools and later was head of the English department in that city. Her community interests centered in the Little Theatre which she served as a director and the LaPorte branch of the American Association of Uni* versity Women which she helped to found and served as president.
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Mrs. Fred Proffitt of Crawfordsville underwent surgery in Culver Hospital and is improving satisfactorily. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettit.
Sheriff Bob Albright arrested Burl Guy, 43, Cloverdale, Route 2, and booked him at the Putnam County jail at 2:15 this morning for making a false crime report regarding a stolen car.
Several Tri Kappas went to Indianapolis today for a luncheon and to attend the Hoosier Art Salon which is being held at the W. H. Block Company’s hall. Those going were: Mrs. C. M. Schauwecker, Mrs. James Bittles, Mrs. Merle Troyer, Mrs. Lloyd Skinner, Mrs. Genevieve Rhea, Marjorie Perkins, Mrs. Howard Touse and Mrs. Norma Garber.
Mrs. Robert L. Poor (nee Barbara Fuson) was most fortunate in having a picture entitled “Wintry Estate’* hung at Block’s where they have the annual Hoosier Art Salon. The “Wintry Estate" is a watercolor painting of the home of Mrs. Florence Miese and her daughter Amanda Miese. The scene has attracted Mrs. Poor for years; naturally she is more than pleased to have it shown. Her friends consider this an occasion for pride in her accomplishment.
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Card of Thanks
—We wish to take this opportunity to thank everyone who contributed to our care and needs, both now and during the recent fire at our home. A special thanks to the people of Van Bibber Lake, and of neighbors and friends who took us intQ their homes. Our gratitude is very great to the Bainbridge Volunteer Fire Department who did a splendid job of extinguishing the fire, and working on in very cold temperatures. Howard and Pat Tippin and Children
Deveda Deerhake married Edward Staats, a chemist, in 1929. On retirement in 1957, they moved to Atherton, Calif. Mrs. Staats continued her interest in AAUW and was Fellowship Chairman in charge of fellowships offered to deserving women by the Palo Alto branch. Recently, this branch honored her by naming her as the sp«>nsor of the AAUW fellowship award for 1967. Besides her husband, Mrs. Staats is survived by two sons, Derek and Edward, and one grandson, David.
Rites Saturday For Ex-Resident
Loretta Rae Bogaman, 60, a former resident of Greencastle, died at her home in Shelbyville, following a very brief illness. Surviving are her husband Bernard of Shelbyville; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Goodpaster and Mrs. Margaret Burton, both of Greencastle, and two brothers, Bennie Hall of Greencastle and William F. Hall of Marine City, Michigan. Her parents preceded her in death, Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 at St. Joseph Church in Shelbyville. Rosary will be at 8:30 tonight, at the Murphy Funeral home in Shelbyville where friends may call.
Library News
Earl Heber Dies In St. Petersburg
Earl Heber, 81, passed away early this morning in St. Petersburg, Florida.
A former East Seminary Street resident in this city, Mr. Heber had resided in Gulfport, Fla., for several years.
He is survived by three sons in Dearborn, Michigan; a brother Ernest Heber of Fern, and a sister, Mrs. Nell Stoner, Greencastle, Route 2.
Letter From Viet Nam
The following is a letter sent to the Fincastle Community Church from James Mandleco who is stationed in Pleiku, Vietnam.
January 8, 1967 Dear Friends and Neighbors, I’m sorry I’ve been so long in writing to tell you how much I appreciated the wonderful box-
Geraldine Blaydes Is Luncheon HostesB
The Woman’s Progress Club of Roachdale held a noon luncheon Feb. 1st in the home of Geraldine Blaydes.
June Garner, vice-president, opened the meeting by reading “Thought for the Day.” Peggy Plunkett read her secretary’s report. Roll call was answered by each member naming her favorite TV program. Lillie McFerran gave the treasurer’s report after which she gave the devotions using as her theme, “Living Humbly as Jesus Lived”—Math. 18-4. The program was given by Arthella Higgins on “Our Changing Language.” After the conclusion of the program, a silent auction was conducted which added a nice sum to the treasury. Meeting closed with the reading of the collect by Evelyn Beck. Members departed cordially thanking Mrs. Blaydes for her wonderful hospitality.
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es. They came on Christmas Eve. I sure was happy to see them.
I can’t tell you how it makes me feel to know that everyone is thinking of me while I am away. I sure think about everyone at home and wish I could be back with you. That will come someday not too far off. I was going out on operations quite a bit around Christmas. Lately, we have been staying around base camp. We are trying to get our tents fixed up and our equipment ready to go out again. We should go back out in the field in two or three weeks. I went to church this morning. Our chaplain is really a wonderful man. I really enjoy going to his services. We had a Christmas Eve service. I will send you the folder so you can get an idea of what our service was like. It was really nice. It was the first service to be held in our new chapel. I must go now, but I want to thank you again for remembering me. God bless you, Sgt. James Mandleco US 55822302 Hq. Btry. 5th Bn. 16th Arty. 4th Inf. Div. APO San Francisco, California 96262
On Thursday, Feb. 9, the League of Women Voters of Greencastle presented the Putnam County Library with the book “The Big Water Fight." It was written by the League of Women Voters Education Fund and deals with the problems of water supply, pollution, floods, and planning across the United States. In the December 11 issue of “The New York Times Book Review,” Frank E. Smith called the book “excellent” and described it as “a well written and refreshingly simplified outline of several aspects of the national water problem.
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Roachdale High School music | ter, Sara Britton, Jon Stafford,
The League of Women Voters hopes that all citizens of Greencastle who are concerned about the vital problem of water in the United States will ask for “The Big Water Fight” at the Putnam County Library.
OBITUARY
Lessie Francis Cox, daughter of James and Harriett Cox, was born Dec. 10, 1888, and passed to her reward Jan. 19, 1967, at the age of 78 years.
In 1919 she was united with the New Providence Baptist Church. She has attended the Church of the Nazarene in Greencastle for the past 25 years and, in 1965, transferred her membership to the local Church.
She leaves to honor her memory, her sister, Goldie Hamilton, of Greencastle, with whom she had made her home for the past 25 years. Also, she has another sister, Florence Neider, of Akron, Ohio. She also leaves a number of nieces and nephews. Three sisters and two brothers preceded her in death: Ida Newman, Emma McCanimack, Clovie Cox, Alva Cox and Ernie Cox.
The Victors They have triumphed who have died; They have passed the porches wide. Leading from the House of Night To the splendid lawns of light, They have gone on that far road Leading to their new abode, And from curtained casements We watch their going wistfully. They have won, for they have read The bright secrets of the dead; And they gain the deep unknown, Hearing Life’s strange undertone. In the race across the days They are victors; theirs the praise, Theirs the glory and the pride— They have triumphed, having died!
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department received 18 First Division ratings and 17 second division ratings in the District Solo and Ensemble contest held at DePauw University last Saturday. These 35 Roachdale events were entered in several different groups according to the age of the students and the difficulty of the music. The contest is sponsored by the Indiana School Music Association. Those events entered in Group I that received a First Division are eligible to participate in the state contest at Butler University on Feb. 18. Roachdale had two events that will participate in this state contest: Trudy Etcheson—bass clarinet solo and a baritone trio —Bob Hedge, Ed Britton, Joe Beck. Roachdale’s results are as follows: FIRST DIVISION Group I — Trudy Etcheson— bass clarinet solo; baritone trio —Bob Hedge, Ed Britton, Joe Beck. Group II — Mary Hutchins— clarinet solo. Group III — Diane Wilson — clarinet solo; Toni Etcheson — trumpet solo; Bob Hedge — baritone solo; Harold Risk — baritone solo; sax trio — Drusilla Perkins, Janis Surber, Janet Crosby; Sax Quartet — Drusilla Perkins, Janis Surber, Vicki Gibson, Danny Surber; Cornet trio — Art Witt, Linda Copner, Terri Stafford. Group IV — Julia Haulk — clarinet solo; Nelson Ford — trombone solo. Group V — Sara Brookshire — flute solo; Robin Barker — clarinet solo; Karen Bowers — clarinet solo; Jan Porter—clarinet solo; Denise Rohn — clarinet solo; Clarinet Quartet — Vonnie Boruff, Denise Rohn, Karen Bowers, Robin Barker. SECOND DIVISION Group I — Woodwind trio — Beth Ludlow, Becky Hennon, Mary Hutchins; Mixed Clarinet Quartet — Mary Hutchins, Diane Wilson, Brenda Hopkins, Trudy Etcheson; Brass quintet — Linda Copner, David Hostet-
Mark Smith. Group II — Sara Britton — French horn solo. Group HI — Terri Stafford — trumpet solo; Clarinet trio — Brenda Hopkins, Vicki Rohn, Julia Haulk; Comet trio — David Hostetter, Ed Witt, Toni Etcheson; Brass quintet — Terri Stafford, Toni Etchison, Bob Hedge, Harold Risk, Hal Wendling.
Group IV — Joyce Hill — clarinet solo; Dennis Robbins — sax solo; Clarinet quartet — Joyce Hill, Jan Porter, Donna Gibson, Carolyn Malayer, Group V — Janet Ford — flute solo; Vonnie Boruff — clarinet solo; Kirk Miller — comet solo; Carol Hostetter — French horn solo; Steve Crosby — trombone solo; Gayle Clones — drum solo.
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Dismissed Thursday: Hattie Sheffield, Spencer Margaret Stinson, Stilesville Ronald Cooprider, Fillmore Allen Willingham, Arlington, Virginia Mrs. James Dillon and daughter, Ladoga Robert Paris, Quincy Lola Montgomery, Amo Ruby York, Greencastle , Bobby Trail, Greencastle Roy Lewis, Greencastle Mrs. Richard Gorham and son, Greencastle
Births: Mr. and Mrs. William Foster, Greencastle, Route 1, a girl, Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Griffin, Greencastle, Route 1, a boy, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Corns, Spencer, Route 1, a girl, Thurs-
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