The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 April 1967 — Page 2
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Birthday Mrs. Anna Sanford, yesterday, April 18.
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Walnut Chapel A visitation team of students from the Purdue Friends Student Center will be in charge of the morning worship services at Walnut Chapel Friends Church on Sunday, April 23, at 11:15 a. m. A pitch-in dinner will be served at noon. At 1:00 p. m. the students will show pictures of the work being done by Friends in Jamaica. These students participated in a parsonage project in Jamaica during their Christmas vacation. Everyone is welcome.
Roochdale Band Gets Top Rating The Roachdale High School Band received a First Division rating in the band and chorus contest at Lafayette on April 15. Their selections were as follows: “Celebre Toreador,” “Concert Overture,” and “Allan-A-Dale.” The event was sponsored by the Indiana School Music Association. The Roachdale High School Chorus received a Second Division rating with their performance of: “AH In the April Evening,” “We Hope In Thee, O God,” and America Our Heritage.” Sara Britton was the accompanist for the chorus. The Roachdale band has earned a first division ten of the last twelve years while the chorus has received seven firsts out of the last ten years. The band and chorus are both directed by John T. Wilson.
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All power is given ante me In heaven and in earih^-Mattliew 28:18. He was given power to rise from the grave; He later appeared to Saul of Tarsus. Men must still reckon with the power of the risen Christ.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Plessinger, Greencastie, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Ann, to Michael Jay Miller, son of Mrs. Emma Lou Miller, Greencastie. No wedding date has been set.
Putnam. Court Notes Otto Rivers vs. George F. Zimmerman, Wilma M. Zimmerman, complaint on promissory note. Sara Jane Briones vs. Jose Briones, suit for divorce. Russell L. Rush vs. Alma Rush, suit for divorce. Olive M. Custis vs. Leo Custis, suit for divorce.
Cord of Thanks We wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and many beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends, neighbors, Drs. Veach and Dr. Martin, Indianapolis Frame Nursing Home at the passing of our beloved mother and grandmother, Ida May Pritchett. We especially wish to thank Rev. Glen McFarland and the Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home, all for kind understanding services rendered. Children and Grandchildren
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Personal And Local News Carolyn Ann Hurst found 4% pounds of mushrooms Sunday. Nice big ones. Delta Theta Tau Spring breakfast will be held Tuesday, April 25th at 8:45 a. m., at the DePauw Union Building. Reservations must be in by April 20th. Free circus tickets for Girl Scouts are available to the Saturday performance in Indianapolis. For information contact Max Giltz, OL 3-3917. First come, first served. You must furnish your own transportation. Rebecca Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins, Rural Route 1, Greencastie, has been elected Co-Membership and Publicity Chairman of the Student Education Association at DePauw University. Becky is a junior Spanish major and is affiliated with Delta Zeta sorority. Becky has also been active in the Women’s Recreation Association and is presently the Personnel Chairman of the Delta Zeta house.
Doris M. Hunt Rites Thursday Mrs. Doris Marie Hunt, 55, Montgomery County native who resided In the county all her life, died early Tuesday morning at her home on R. 1, Roach-
dale.
Bom September 18, 1911, she was the daughter of Jacob and Myrtle Hurley Pickle. She married William John Hunt on November 23, 1981. Mrs. Hunt was a member of the Crawfordsvllle First Baptist Church. Sujrvivors include her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Nancy Ford of Crawfordsville, Mrs. Connie Coonfield of Indianapolis and Peggy Hunt, at home; six sons, David and Richard, both of Crawfordsville, Donald of Roachdale, Charles, at home, Harry of Greenwood, Did., and Robert of Arizona; nine grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Opal Glover of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Mary Say ler of New Market Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Hunt A Son Funeral Home in Crawfordsville. Rev. Paul Hubble will officiate. Burial will be in the Crawfordsville Masonic Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p. m. Wednesday.
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Keeps Mum On Political Hopes INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Edgar Whitcomb, Indiana secretary of state, Tuesday declined to comment on his political hopes beyond his current term. Whitcomb was back in his statehouse office Tuesday after attending the 25th anniversary ceremonies in honor of American defenders of Bataan and Corregidor. Reports have circulated that Whitcomb is eyeing tither the Republican nomination next year for governor or U.S. senator. “Who said that?” Whitcomb laughed, adding that he had “thought a lot about it” but had made no decision. Whitcomb said he had not expected the tremendous reception accorded about 500 Americans who made the pilgrimage back to the Philippines. He said when tha visitors rode by bus along part of the Bataan Death March road, hundreds of thousands of Philipinos lined the route, waving and crying, and bands were playing in each of the towns. Whitcomb also said he was impressed by a visit he nv de to the official presidential mansion, observing it has “our governor’s mansion beat by e mile.”
4 More Are Viet Casualties WASHNIGTON UPI — The Defense Department said Tuesday four more Indiana servicemen have died in Vietnam, including three killed in ection. They are: Army Spec. 4 Richard H. Goheen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Goheen, Evansville. Army Spec. 4 Raymond L. Katzenberger, son of Ray J. Katzenberger, Indianapolis. Army Spec. 4 James R. Utter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Utter, R.R. 5, Rochester. Air Force ,S-Sgt. David C. Glover, son of David B. Glover, Indianapolis, who was listed as dead from non-hostile causes.
HERBICIDES FOR BEANS, TREFEAN, AMIBBN AND ALANAPS Clyde Hunter REELSVILLI Phono 4724340 Ron Hutcheson GREENCASTIE Phono PE 9-2459
Hazel Goodwin Funeral services for Mrs Hazel Goodwin, Danville R. 2, will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the Weaver Funeral Home in Danville. Interment will be in the South Cemetery. Friends may call at the Weaver Funeral Home in Danville.
County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Frank Malayer, North Salem Henry Woodall, Futnamville Clarice Sutherlin, Fillmore Myra Storm, Fillmore Patricia Denny,'Greencastie Mrs. Wayne Crabtree and son, Greencastie Births: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett, B&inbridgt, a girl, Tuesday.
Gobin Church WSCS Win Meet Thursday The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Church will meet this Thursday morning at 9:15 in the Colonnade Room where they will have a fellowship breakfast, program, and business meeting. The study theme for the women’s group this year is “Affluence and Poverty — the Christian’s Dilemma.” Thursday morning’s program will be along this line and will be planned and presented in part by staff members of the Community Action Program for Clay, Owen, and Putnam Counties of which one of the most successful projects has been the Headstart Program for children instituted last summer and now in operation on a nine months basis. Other features of the morning’s program which is being planned by Mrs. Lawrence Riggs, Vice President of the Woman’s Society, will be a solo by Mrs. Jameson Jones and devotions by Mrs. George Messinger. A committee from the Oxford Guild is coordinating plans for the breakfast. Headed by Mrs Fred Ritchie and Mrs. Gerald Warren, the committee also includes Mesdames James Houck, Bryce McKee, James B. Johnson, Herold T. Ross, and Truman G. Yuncker. All women of Gobin Church are cordially invited to attend.
In Memory
In loving memory of Russell L. Beams, who passed away April 19, one year ago. As we look up into God’s heaven of blue, If only we could say “Hello,” and “How are you?” If we could reach out and take your hand, We know that God would understand, Our loneliness and heartaches we could bear If only conversations we could share. Wife and Children
The harbor of Buffalo, N. Y., is frozen four to five months of the year.
Beta Sigma Phi Will Celebrate Anniversary The Greencastie Xi Beta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will celebrate the 36th anniversary, of the organization’s founding, April 25 at 6:30 p. m. A banquet will be held at The DePauw Union Building. Thirty-five years ago, the first chapter of the sorority was formed in Abilene, Kansas, There are now 8,000 chapters and 185,000 members in fifteen countries. In addition to the banquet, traditional ceremonies will be observed. The history of the local chapter will be reviewed and the new members will receive their welcome to membership. Those receiving the Ritual of Jewels are: Mrs. Mitchell Bouyea, Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Larry Sanders, and Mrs. Jerry Sanford. Mrs. Kenneth Chavis is serving as Chairman of the Founder’s Day Banquet, The Toastmistress for the evening is Mrs. Charles Berry. Other members who will have a part in the program are: Mrs. Victor Hassell, Mrs. Cecil Lancaster and Mrs. William Poynter. Mrs. Kenneth Chavis has been selected for the honor of presenting a special message from the sorority’s founder. She has received the message from the International Headquarters in Kansas City. It will be the central event of the evening and the culmination of the program. The chapter will have as its special guest and speaker the President of the Indiana State Council of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Hax Tribbett of Crawfordsville.
Dear Gals: When you wash your hair in the kitchen sink and have lots of suds that won’t go down the drain properly—have you ever thought of turning on your disposal ? Just watch those suds disappear! (If you’ve got long hair, for heaven’s sake, don’t leave THAT in.) ■nils is also ah excellent Idea when washing out clothing and you end up with a basin full of foam. What have you got to lose except a flip of that disposal ? And for those of you who don’t have disposals—remember the kitchen salt shaker. Pick it up and shake away on top of the suds, and they deflate like a flat tire. Also works in overflowed washing machines and dish washers. Ever had that happen? Ugh! Heloise * * o • Dear Heloise: When my baby was small, his vitamin drops often ran out of his mouth before he figured out how to swallow them. I discovered that if I put. his pacifier in his mouth immediately after he took his drops, he would suck and naturally swallow all his vitamirs. Young Mom * * * « Bet that saved lots of stained baby clothes! Heloise • * * » Dear Heloise: For six years I tried to keep the paper In my kitchen drawers from sliding. I wrapped a piece of cellophane tape around a pencil with the sticky side out. Then removed the little roll of tape from the pencil and used one under each comer of the paper to hold the paper to the drawer. It works fine.
Joan
* o • • Letter of Laughter Dear Heloise: To keep my two children from fighting over who got the biggest piece of cake, I let one make the cut and the other take
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Mrs. K. C. Ziber e o o o Dear Holise: I have another hint for remembering to pay bills: I always buy some extra stamps and a big package of envelopes. I pre-address and stamp all my monthly payment envelopes; mortage, car payments, or what have you. I put the date in the lefthand comer where I will paste my return address label when I am ready to mail it
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