The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 March 1967 — Page 2

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LETTER

EDITOR

To: ’rixe School Board of Clovardale Community Schools: I as a taxpayer of Putnam County and Oloverdale Township would like to be informed of the place or places of each and every meeting. It seems, as you, as a trusted board, has either misplaced your pencils or you, have lost all concern of the citizens of this community. I have not seen one statement, of any meeting or place of meeting in the several months, in any paper, which is a very economical and the place to inform one of an important project, which is all of concern of the people. I myself have no time to attend any of the meetings, for my occupation does not permit me to be free at evenings! If that is when the meetings are held. Also I see nothing wrong with stating the salaries of our administrators and advisors Of our school systems. I feel that the school board that I may have helped Meet is capable of making a good decision in spending our tax taoney, I therefore feel that, you, have no reason for keeping the people of this system in the dark of all the happenings of a business or of a special meeting. I should think that a business of this large, would and should be an interest of all to the citinens of the Oloverdale communi> ty. Very Concerned. ▲ Oloverdale Cktuen

III Memory In memory of the Reverend William Pat Buckner, who departed this life March 6, 1966. Pat Buckner left a legacy of inspiration and guidance in verse which can never be forgotten and his own words are of comfort to his family and many friends even today. Pat’s Epitaph When from this mortal form the soul has fled Beyond the fields of stars above, And I wait the Morn with old Barth’s dead. Insensible to bate and leve— May this be said Of me when I am gone, By those whose love 1 had held dear: "He faced with steadfast hope each new day’s dawn, Joy and pain alike—both gave him a tear. "He was just common clay and had his dreams, The same as all the sons of Earth. He had his plans and hopes— his cherished schemes--A child’s inheritance at birth. He had the trials in Life that others knew; And soars of traveling the road. Of times from weariness his head bowed low, When trudging with a heavy load. "He loved the singing brooks—, the flowers and trees, The beauty of the setting sun. He loved the melodies of birds and bees. He’s gone because his wofk is done. Of Death he had no fear nor thought to flee. Adventure’s spirit made him brave. He left with one dehire—that was to see What Life is like beyond the grave.’’ Fondly remembered by wife, Mrs. Mary Buckner, Wm. #at Buckner Jr., Georgs Henri Buckner, Mrs. Billy Wilson, Mrs. La Verta Terry, MTs. Catherine J. Howard.

MTs. Garrett Hostess To Canaan Club The Canaan Friendship Club met Wed. Feb. 14 with Mrs. Joe Garrett hostess and Mrs. Frank Woods co-hostess. Mrs. Dan Stone president opened the meeting by reading the thought of the month, salute to the American and Christian Flags and the Creed were repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by eleven meihbers. Secretary’s and Treasurer’s report read and approved. Mrs. Glen Duncan read the history of the song I would be true. The president read a letter from Mrs. Carrie Pierce Chairman of Putnam Co. Heart Fund. The club voted to make a contribution to the fund. Mrs. Vem Lydick gave a very interesting lesson on geraniums. Take cuttings from strong branches place in warm sand with a depth of four inches, place the cuttings in the sand about two inches deep, when rooted place in three inch pots, place in warm sunny windows. Be sure plants have good drainage. Mrs. Joseph Frasca gave an infonnative and interesting lesson on Dress Materials. Most new fabrics should be dry cleaned, always press on the wrong aide of material. Nylons are better to buy than some of the newer fabrics but cotton material is the bast all purpose material and always read tak on all material or garments purchased. At the next meeting each member is to bring an article of clothing or toy for the box for needy families in Greencastle. Everyone is supposed to wear a hat of their creation or pay a fine of $1.00. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be March 15th at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Glen Duncan with Mrs. Vem Lydick on the social hour.. Iona Goss News Reporter

Card of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Lett and Dr. Dettloff for their wonderful care also nurses and nurses aides who did so much to make my stay more pleasant, Rev. Webb for his visits, the beautiful flowers, cards, and nice letters will always be remembered. Again I say thanks. Sincerely: Mrs. Myrtle Boatman

Bible Thought For Today Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, and todBy, add forever.— Hebrews 1S:8. In B day of changing economics and fluctuating opinions, how comforting to know that Christ does not change. His ethics and teaching are relevant for every age. t ■ . - ■ .. •• , . Personal And Local News Veronica will meet with Mrs. C. T. Robbins Wednesday March 8, at 2 p.m. V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Post Home. Fillmore Band Parents will meet Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the new Band Room. Kappa Delta Phi will mefet Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Gas office. The meeting of the Present Day Club scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed. Over-The-Teacups will meet at the home of Mrs. CM. Schauwecker Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Merle Livinghouse and Orpah Rowings have returned home from Florida where they spent the winter. Maple Heights Craft Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mkrie Crawley. Bring 2/3 yard of one inch, square checked gingham. There will be a meeting of the Women of the Moose, at the Moose Home at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday. There will be initiation. All members please be present Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Club House. Mrs. Louise McKamey and Mrs. Iva Hammond will be the hostesses. S/Sgt. Jerry R. Crodian had dinner Thursday with his grandmother, Stella Crodian, on his way from the McConnell, Kansas, Air Force Base in North Carolina. An Air Force mechanic, Crodian has served overseas and has crossed the ocean six times. City firemen were called to the Delta Gamma sorority house, 801 South Locust Street, at 1:03 Sunday morning. They reported that a valve on a boiler was stuck and there was no damage. Mrs. Bva Price celebrated her 91st birthday, Feb. 28, in Florida with her daughters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scobee and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grimes, who live on Red Lake Beach, near Sebring. her daughter - in - law, Mrs. Cully Price was also present as well as several neighbors and friends. Among those present from Indiana for the occasion were Mrs. Harley Smith, Mrs. Audrey McFarland, Mrs. Chas. Baldwin and niece Beverly, Mrs. Jake Martin and Mrs. Clyde Carrington.

Bill Sandy Says, The kind of words a fellow speaks are the kind that come back to him. Old Reliable White Cleaners.

VL 1. White, formerly ct Greencastle, and now a resident of Indianapolis, was here Sunday to attend the funeral of Andrew P. Stoner, whose services were held Sunday afternoon at the Hopkins-Waltdn Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. David Lane and Mr. and Mrs. W. J Albin Jr. attended the basketball tourney at Frankfort Saturday. They naturally cheered for Bainbridge, and for Delphi Bain bridge won, but Delphi lost. The following Greencastle people attended the basketball games at Frankfort on Saturday; Walter Frye and his son Jay; Terry Ross, John and Robert New, Jim Craig, Mr. and Mrs. John Eiteljorge, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cook, and David McCracken. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Van Cleave of $12 North Arlington Avenue, returned home from Dowagiac, Mich. Friday afternoon where they were called due to the sudden death of Mrs. VanCleave’s brother, Charley Rank, who passed away Sunday Afternoon, Feb. 26th, en route to the hospital. Death was dUe to a heart attack.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cash Entertain S.S. Class Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cash were host to their Sunday School Class recently with Joe and Joanne Neumeister as co-hos-tesses. The party was very unique with “Mexico’’ as it’s theme. The Cash’s live on a Oloverdale Rural Route and their home was beautifully decorated in keeping with the theme. As the guests entered, each was presented a large Mexican straw hat to wear for the evening. The couples were seated at small tables throughout the living room. The tables were very clever with place Mats, Napkins and Mexican Menu. The dinner consisted of “Toco’s, Hot TamaleS, Anchovies, Salads, various chips, Pop and 2 cakes. One cake was a surprise birthday cake, baked and decorated by Norma Gaston and this was presented to the Pastor Arthur Bowser. The business meeting was led by our president Joe Neumeister. It was decided at this time to go bowling for our next class party which will be in April. Games were also enjoyed by the group. Tou are invited to the "New Providence Baptist Church’’ Sunday March 5. Sunday School will be at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Special services are being planned for Sunday evening. Mr, Charles Cornett will be our special speaker for the BYF at 6 p.m. and also for the 7 o’clock service when he will speak in behalf of the Gideons. Bro. Cornett is a favorite with young people whenever he speaks. Mfs. Cornett will be bringing several special numbers in song. If you are looking for a friendly country church where the gospel is preached, you will want to visit New Providence. So come and invite a friend to come with you.

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CMflty. Hospital Dismissed Saturday: David Jones, Indianapolis Michaelenfc Singleton, Indianapolis Andrew McMains, Brazil Nonna Cook, Poland Gary Long, Roachdale Daisy Alexander, Greencastle Elsie McNeff, Greencastle Kristina King, Greencastle Annette Moore, Greencastle Emma Miller, Greencastle Donna Twomey, Greencastle Jane Pierce, Greencastle feula Proffitt, Greencastle Mrs. David Williams and daughter, Greencastle. Births: Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Greencastle, Route 2, a boy, Saturday. Dismissed Sunday: Mildred Butts, ReelSville Forrest Elrod, Stilesville Jessie Johnson, Clayton Shirley Talley, Greencastle Carolyn Lowe, Greencastle John D. Craft, Greencastle Leona Terry, Greencastle Daniel Miller, Greencastle Alfred Losin, Greencastle Kenneth W. Harris, Greencastle Ellen Browning, Greencastle Mrs. Darrell Lancaster and daughter, Greencastle Mrs. Ray Hammond and daughter, Greencastle Mrs. Lester Skinner and daughter, Greencastle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Monnett, 632 East Seminary Street, a boy, Sunday.

Obituaries

Funeral Tuesday For Ada Price Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Price, Terre Haute, will be held Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. at the DeBaun Funeral Home, 1729 S. 8th Street, Terre Haute. Interment will be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Mrs. Price and her husband, Alex Price, are former residents of the Croy’s Creek Community.

Services Held For D. E. Fry Funeral services for Darwin E. Fry, 71, father of Mrs. Dolores Moore of Greencastle, who died at Fort Wayne, were held Monday afternoon at the Klaehn Funeral Home in Fort Wayne. Burial waS In the Rivtoview Cemetery there. Officiating minister was the Rev. Theodore Tuenge. Mr. Fry was a member of the St. John’s United Church of Christ and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Other survivors include his wife, Florence, one son, Darwin L. Fry, of Fort Wayne, four grandchildren and two brothers, Robert and Elbert.

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Californio Rites For Paul Haltom Paul T. Haltom, 513 North Maringo Ave., Alhambra, Calif., a former resident of Greencastl6, passed away Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. He had been in ill health for some time, but had planned a trip to Greencastle this summer, to visit friends and relatives. He was bom May 24, 1898, in Putnam County. Survivors are the wife, Margaret, one son, Dr. Paul Haltom, Jr., two sisters and two grandsons. Funeral services were held today in California.

—Plane Crash last heard from when he radioed Indianapolis and said he was climbing from 8,000 tb 10,000 feet but gave ho reason. At 8:17 p.m. Mrs. Norman Cochran telephoned the sheriff’s office to report she had heard a plane in trouble “and the next thing we heard was ad explosion.” A farmer, Robert Heckathorn, said he heard at least three explosions. He said he ran outside and “heard pieces of the plane” raining from the sky, “like tree limbs falling.” The plane was a Convair 580 with a 55-passenger capacity and a cruising speed of 350 miles an hour. Lake Central is a feeder airline serving nine states and the District of Columbia.

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ARE YOU GOING TO HELL? Some say there is no hell. Others make a joke of it, “That’s where my friends are, so I may as well join them.” Still others say their life is a hell on earth now. The Bible teaches that there is a hell hereafter to shun and a heaven to gain. Hell is a place prepared not for men but for the Devil and his followers. Only those who ignore every plea from God and insist on following the Devil will share his doom. God pleads with men to turn from sin to Him. He pleads by radio and television, by pulpit and pew, by family and friends, by Bible and book, and even by newspaper as at this moment. He pleads quietly within man’s own conscience if one will but listen, and He cries aloud from a Cross if only one will hear. But if one ignores every red light and crashes through every barricade He erects across the road to hell, one can go there. Better pause and take heed. Let us see you in church this Sunday. Grace Baptist Church Rev. Gene Quick — OL 3-6927

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