The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1967 — Page 2

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Bible Thought For Today Such as I have give I thee.— Acts 3:6. Peter had neither silver nor gold, but he healed the lame man. The Church since Peter’s day has vast wealth, it should not ignore the mighty power of faith. It is far better that silver or gold.

Personal And Local News

V.F.W. regular meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the Post Home. Jenny Frazier has returned to college at Fulton, Missouri. She visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Frazier during her spring vacation. Bill Nanovsky returned to Wooster College in Wooster, O., having visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nanovsky during the spring vacation. Evangelist Carlyle Scott of Crawfordsville, will continue Revival meetings at the Hanna St. Baptist Church, 501 E. Hanna St. each night this week at 7:00 p.m. thru Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Beaman and children went to Ft. Knox, Ky., Saturday and brought Pvt. James R. Beaman home. Jim will spend the next ten days here, before going to Ft. Bragg, N. C. Robert O’Hair returned Tuesday night from his trip to many southern islands and southern Africa. He particularly enjoyed being in Africa, which he reported was indeed modern in every sense of the word. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard of Fillmore attended the funeral of Mrs. Nora Morrison, at Cloverdale on Tuesday. Mrs. Morrison was a former resident of Cloverdale and had made her home in Dallas, Texas for several years. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Mills, Greensboro, N.C. will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday April 18th. Mrs. Mills is the former Pearl Mason. They are the parents of three sons. Their address is: 208 Isabel St. Greensboro N.C. 27b01. Professor Richard Peeler will address the annual convention of the National Council on Education for the Ceramics Arts at Michigan State University Sunday. Assocoate professor of art at DePauw University, Peeler will discuss “Potters in Japan,” describing his observations of and conversations in Japan where he studied on a sabbatical leave last year.

Bill Sandy Says, A public opinion poll cam show what folks believe but not whether they are right. Old Reliable White Cleaners.

anniversaries Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nelson, Rural Route 5, Greencastle, 26 years today April 13th. Miss Deatra Smith Will Study Abroad Miss Deatra Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Smith of R. R. 4, Crawfordsville, is one of 15 students at Indiana State University who will go to France to study this summer on the campus of the Universite de Dyon. The campus is approximately 185 miles southeast of Paris. The group will take a chartered jet flight to Amsterdam, then travel to Paris and then to Dijon. Students will spend seven weeks in Dijon, ancient capital of Burgogne, and will receive six hours of credit transferable to ISU. They will be lodged with private families in the Dijon area. The final week of the stay will be sjpent in the Paris vicinity. Deatra is the granddaughter of Airs. Lina Clark, R. R. 5, Greencastle.

County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Mildred McAvoy, Greencastle Cora Eastham, Greencastle Albert McHahel, Greencastle Doris Stites, Greencastle Agnes Stewart, Greencastle Doris Tharp, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hughes, Cloverdale, Route 3, a boy, Wednesday.

Pra-School Roundup There will be a pre-school round-up for the Fillmore and Belle Union School District on Wednesday, April 19, at 1:00 p. m. at Belle Union School. This includes children who will be entering kindergarten and first grade. A child to be eligible for kindergarten must be 5 years old before October 15, 1967, and a child to be eligible for the first grade must be 6 years old by October 15, 1967. All first grade and kindergarten student must bring birth certificates to roundup. This is a very important meeting and if you can not attend please leave the necessary information in the principal’s office at Fillmore, phone 246-6136.

Kindergarten Round-Up for the Reelsville/Putnamville area will be held at th- Putnamville School on April 27, at 1:00 p.m. Please plan to attend with your child if he/she will be five years old before October 15, 1967. Birth certificate should be brought at this time also. The principal, school nurse and teachers will be on hand to answer questions and register your child. The attendance of children in Kindergarten is strongly urged as it is felt to be most beneficial in preparation for first grade. If you know of persona having a child who did not attend Kindergarten this year but who will be eligible for first grade this fall please ask them to contact the school office at 672-3661.

LETTER

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To the Editor: WHATS GOOD FOR OUR GREENCASTLE

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Elected To Post Assistant Professor of Physical Education Ruth Lester of DePauw University last weekend was elected to a divisional post in her professional field during a conference in Cincinnati, O. Miss Lester was named chairman of the Camping Division of the Midwest Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Her responsibilities call for drafting and executing the Association’s 1969 conference program for personnel specializing in camping training and instruction. Professor Lester co-directed DePauw’s first summer camp for young women last summer.

Certainly more action than the present administration has shown in at least these few but long put off needs. I just wonder how many public spirited citizens of this town really have noticed and are aware of these conditions. 1. Mostly year round a pool of surface water stands at the northwest comer of the local Armory. Kids play in it, and there is a continuous stream of overflow water from it, running unsightly, unhealthy and iced in winter. 2. An unsightly and partially razed dwelling on West Columbia across from Metzger Lumber Company. A fire hazard and children have been seen playing in the open basement-so unsightly that I’m sure no mayor or councilman would like to be a close neighbor. 3. Shadowlawn west to Highway 43 north has long been up for improvement but another “NO ACTION” apparently, tho traffic maximum speed of 10 miles per hour is a fact. An ambulance coming off 43 north at this point could help save a life if just 3 minutes time going to the hospital were saved. 4. Just last week a tall wooden fence on the north Jackson street parking lot fell over on 2 parked cars. Owners have since removed the cars but the fence still lays on the lot, taking up parking space. A stumbling hazard and surely unsightly to local citizens as well as to highway traffic and newcomers, reflecting city management’s neglect or at least inability to get things done. Would the readers of these few observations like to chip in with their remarks to The Banner on these facts, along with any other “city neglects” as a good citizen, in support of a “sincere but anonyomous writer who CARES much for Greencastle.” A Citizen.

Killed In Vietnam WASHINGTON UPI —Army Spec. 5 David R. Fisher, Zionsville, Ind., was killed recently in Vietnam fighting, the Defense Department announced Wednesday. Fisher was the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, Zionsville.

In Memory

In memory of Raymond K. McCammack, who died one year ago, April 16, 1966, beloved husband of Ann and loving father of Michael and Shawn. Strange was the way I came, and long and far, And found your love for me, life’s final hope fulfilled For me no lights belond your light emerged. Now the chastened tear salutes you my dear I see no other star above life’s lonely hill I see no other, and I never will. For among life’s turmoil I find no peace or joy How can I when you are not with us anymore. But consoled in the knowledge that we shall all Meet again and be together forevermore ...

A hybrid rice has been developed which may double the yields of Asian fields.

WANTED MADISON TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS COME TO NO. 10 SCHOOL Monday Night, April 17 Planning For Ice Cream Social

Putnam Court Notes Sue Carol Dale vs. Daniel Lee Dale, suit for divorce.

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