The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 May 1967 — Page 2

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Recieves Scholarship Mary Anne Luzar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Luzar and a junior at Greencastle High School, has received a music scholarship to attend a six weeks summer course at the University of Kansas at Lawrence. She will participate in the symphony orchestra on bass violin and study piano and music theory. Mary Anne has spent two seasons with the DePauw Symphony and is a private piano student of Professor Henry Rolling of DePauw.

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Bible Thought For Today This Is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad In it.—Psalm 118:24. Every day should be viewed as a now and fresh opportunity that God has given us to live joyfully and well.

Personal And Local News

Victor Hurst, eity, is a patient in the St Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis, room 258A. He would appreciate hearing from his friends. The new address of Cpl. Roy Dewayne Higgins is: U.S. 55844193 B. Battery-7th Bn. 13th Arty. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96238. He would enjoy hearing from his friends, Mrs. Ruth Woliung Hicks cf Big Rapids, Michigan is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woliung, due to the serious ill ness of her father. Called meeting of of Indianola Council of Pocahontas No. 472 Thursday May 18, at 7:30 p.m. Members please be present final plans for school of instruction. Christine L. Johnson, a senior in Greencastle High School, plans to enroll in Oberlin Col lege. Oberlin, Ohio, in September. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, 613 Anderson Street. The Bainbridge Methodist Church is having a basket dinner next Sunday, May 21, to honor Rev. Charles Stanz and family on his last Sunday as pastor. All members and friends are invited. The Putnam County Art League will meet Thursday, May 18th at 7:30 p. m. at the DePauw Art Center. Members please attend this important business meeting. There will be election of officers for next year. William Houser, R. R. 1, Bainbridge, was among Indiana University students cited Tuesday night at the annual Chemistry Honors Banquet of the L U. Department of Chemistry. Houser was recognized for being named to the Departmental Honor Roll. Paul Wright, who formerly had charge of the Owl drug store, has been admitted to the Putnam County Hospital and is in Room 227. He was famous for the first class sodas which were served and he always had a few friendly words with all his customers.

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County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday! Pamela Clampitt, Roachdale James Wood, Roachdale June Cassady, Cloverdale Larry Buchanan, Coatesville Benny Devitt, Crawfordsville Dan Clodfelter, Greencastle Lettie Shonkwiler, Greencastle Anna Jarvis, Greencastle Esther Lawrence, Greencastle Fay Thomas, Greencastle Mrs. Francis Gibson and son, Greencastle

THANKS We are grateful to the following Merchants for supporting the ' Murat Shrine Circus: Slim’s Shell Service; P. G. Evans Real Estate; IBM Employes First Shift; Greencastle Federal Savings & Loan Assn.; Ace Hardware; Greencastle Livestock Center; Double Decker . Drive-In; Varsity Lanes; Adlers; East Side Motors; Ideal Cleaner; Fred Thompson; IGA Food Market; Monon Grill; Donelson’s Pharmacy; Fleenor’s Rexall Drugs; Horace Link & Co.; A & S Jiffy Car Wash; Launderama; Bettis Regal Market Eitel's Flowers; Robert S. Michael; Myers Pet & Hobby House; First-Citizens Bank & Trust. Also Central National Bank; Rector Funeral Home; Kersey Music; Elmer Rogers; Greencastle Implement Co. Home Laundry; Joe Ellis Heating; Moore’s Bar; Coca-Cola Bottling Co.; Moore’s Shoe Store; Bruce Nichols; Herriott’s Paint & Wallpaper; Morrison’s Tire Co.; Murray R. Lewis; Poe Oil Co.; Black Lumber Co.; Cannon’s; Sutherlin’s TV & Appliances; Sherm’s Implement; Prevo’s; Mallory Capacitor; Torr’s Restaurant; Farmers State Bank, Eminence, Indiana. Putnam County Shrine Club

Birthday Mrs. Herschel Scobee, May 17.

Card of Thanks We wish to thank Mrs. Ruark, her employes and Dr. Tipton for their care during the sickness and death of our mother, Emma Rains. Also, our thanks to the friends that sent flowers, cards and words of comfort during this time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rains and family

Mrs. Norman Evens Is Hostess To Club The Community Service Club held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman Evens. The president, Thursa Evens, called the meeting to order with the history of the song of the month, “Shenandoah,” given by Martha Moores. Happy birthday was sung to Claire Ross. Thursa Evens led us In the pledge to the flag and club creed. Roll call was answered by 14 members. The secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were given and approved. A safety report was given by Pat Kelly, followed by the outlook by Claire Ross and a garden hint by Opal Osborn. Mrs. McCullough of Prevo’s foundation garments department gave the history of foundation garments and how much they have improved. She also showed us their complete line of garments. The meeting was closed with all standing and Nancy Clifford leading us in the club prayer. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Thursa Evens, and cohostess, Martha Moores. The June meeting will be at Moore’s Shoe Store in Greencastle.

Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Torr, 806 Hillcrest Drive, Greencastde, wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Janice Marie, to David Clark Heavin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heavin of Fillmore. Miss Torr is employed at Public Service in Plainfield. Mr. Heavin will be a senior this fall at Indiana State University. Plans are being made for a July 29th wedding at the First Christian Church in Greencastle.

LETTER

Marriage License Johnny Price Hester, student, and Linda Sue White, at home, both of Cloverdale.

Putnam Court Notes Jeanetta Smiley vs. Floyd E. Pope, complaint for damages.

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Dear Editor: Somewhere in the efforts of Lyle Wilson (National Window —Opinion, The Daily Banner, Monday, May 15, 1967, page 7) lies a feeling of guilt for our former concept of Constitutional government. What is this “booby trap” that the autocrats (liberals, and the New Left) are ashamed or afraid of? What Is meant by his five dollar word, “overkill?” Could it possibly be that we have a system of dictatorship hanging over us? Could it possibly be that our government of the people, by the people, and for the people is actually more than destroyed? What Is wrong with local State governments (the only legal recourse the people have) asserting their sovereignty by calling for a Constitutional Convention? Is it evil for our states to proclaim the will of the people? What about consensus ? Where are those staunch defenders of “democracy?” The light of freedom is being suppressed around the world, but let us not be guilty here in America of allowing the light to be turned off. Freedom is being threatened today with autocratic world government (UNO) and world religion (WCC). • - Let us “trim our lamps” and work for strong local government. For Christ and America (Freedom), James O. Jester R. R. 2 Coatesville, Indiana

To Represent Sorority Susan Hurst has recently been selected to Senior Class Council at Purdue University. She was also chosen to represent her sorority, Delta Gamma, as rush counselor next year, Susan has been a member of Junior Class Council, co-chair-man of Student Government Cultural, junior board of Pep Committee, Pershing Rifles Honorary Coed Officer, Triton and received the outstanding active award from her sorority Susan is a junior at Purdue University, majoring in elemen tary education and American History. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hurst.

Mothers Club To Meet On Thursday St Paul’s Mothers Club will meet in the Chapel on Thursday, May 18 at 7:30 p. m. Election of officers and the June picnic will be part of the business agenda. All parish mothers are cordially invited to attend. The crucific and traditional First Holy Communion cards will be presented to the communicants on Saturday morning, May 20, as remembrance from the St Paul’s Mothers Club. There will be no communion breakfast Father Kull has designated the 9 o’clock service on Sunday, May 21 as the First Holy Communion Mass. On Tuesday, April 18, the St. Paul’s Mothers Club enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner at Torr’s. It was a “Night Out” and the mothers thank the April hostesses, Mrs. Adeline Romalia and Mrs. Mary Mahoney, for arranging it Hie dinner took the place of the April Chapel meeting, and there was no business meeting.

Mrs. Wanda Mason Hostess To Club The Marionettes Home Demonstration Club met April 25th at the home of Mrs. Wanda Mason, with ten members answering roll call. The meeting was opened with the pledge to the American flag and the song of the month, “All Through The Night” The citizenship report was given by Mrs. Nancy Miller, to pay your May taxes by Monday. Several household hints were given by Betty Phillips. The door prize was won by Betty Phillips. Barbara Kendall gave a contest. Everyone enjoyed the white elephant sale. During the social hour delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held May 23rd at the home of Mrs. Jean Decker.

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Dear Heloise: We just had our first baby. My wife was given many showers, but the greatest gift of all was a little card which said, “This entitles you to two weeks of free diaper service!” Why don’t you tell others about this? Jim’s Daddy • • • • Now this is really something needed. When you stop to think about it, any Mother who comes home with a new baby has so much to do and Papa has so many bills . . . that this would be about one of the most appreciated gifts. Mother doesn’t realize it at the baby shower— but she will weeks later! When that little darling cries, the formula has to be fixed and Mother’s tired. Just think of how many times she’s going to bless you because she doesn’t have to wash those didies. Fourteen consecutive days! Isn’t that wonderful? And thanks, new father, for letting us hear from you. Now go kiss your sweet offspring for us all. And congratulations to all three! Heloise Letter of Laughter Dear Heloise: Every morning when I get up I find I’m not as young as I was the morning before . . . Miss Bean a • • • Dear Heloise: Do you know those little insects called chiggers or red bugs that get so hungry when you walk across a lawn that they just take a chunk out of you? Well, how do you get rid of them? Bertrand Tiddle a • • • We buy powdered sulphur at our local garden shop (quite inexpensive) and sprinkle it on our grass. I don’t know where the red bugs go, but we don’t scratch anymore. Sure works for us. Heloise o o o • Dear Heloise: When looking through a new magazine that has just arrived, I mark the numbers of the pages

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