The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 May 1967 — Page 2

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50th Wedding Anniversary

roll of brown wrapping paper, covered our picnic table with it

DAYS REMEMBRANCES Do you know that in the spring of 1919, amidst complete devastation, the Poppies bloomed in abundance on the battlefields of France, where so many of our men had fallen in battle, and that a replica of this poppy has become the Memorial Flower of Hie American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary ? A simple flower, ’tis true, But more— A symbol of that sacrifice Which made and kept us free. And so, Lest memory dim with time We wear A Poppy for Remembrance Wear it Proudly this Friday and Saturday, May 26 and 27.

TIME ON STRIKE MORBDA, Spain UPI—Time stood still for days in this village when Jose Suarez went on strike. He winds and cleans the village's only public clock, in the church belfry, and went on strike till he got a $5 annual raise. He had been making $26 a year for the chore.

County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Robert Phipps, Bainbridge Cherie Phipps, Bainbridge Charlotte Osborne, Bainbridge Mary Blasdel, Gosport Frank Malayer, North Salem Evelyn Bonewits, Fillmore Mrs. Robert Green and son, Crawfordsville Jessie Johnson, Clayton Kimberly Gould, Greencastle Emma Kearschner, Greencastle Mrs. Duane Overshiner and son, Greencastle

Putnam Court Notes Shirley Diane Allee vs. Franklin D. Allee, divorce. Carolyn S. Inman vs. Woodson W. Inman, divorce. Patricia Ann Aubrey vs. Robert W. Aubrey, divorce.

MARRIAGE LICENSE John Elza Evans, salesman, Brazil, and Mary Elnora Mangus, cashier, Greencastle.

Mrs. Davis Entertains Twentieth Century Club The 20th Century Club had a delightful covered dish luncheon with Mrs. O. L. Davis as the lovely hostess. Miss Carrie Pierce offered “Thanks” before the meal and presided at the business meeting as the president. Mrs. Geneva Shelley was in Michigan for a commencement for a grandchild. A lovely program of songs was rendered by Mrs. John McFarland, accompanied by Miss Maria Tan. Mis Tan then played a few songs on an ancient Korean instrument and gave a beautiful piano selection. This was followed by the collect and a business session. One of our recently departed members, Mrs. Omer Beck, was remembered and praise given to the devoted husband and the beautiful memorial service given by Rev. Jameson Jones at the time of her death. The new programs were passed out by Mrs. Hugh Henry and a vote of thanks given to her and Mrs. Henry for making these. The new officers were presented as follows: President. Mrs. Clinton Gass; 1st Vice. Mrs. Russell Clapp; 2nd Vice, Mrs. Ralph West; Recording Secretary, Mrs. O. L. Davis; Corr. Secretary, Mrs. Albert Reynolds; Treasurer, Mrs. Grace Hurst. The club was honored by having four guests: Mrs. Butler from Australia, Mrs. Brewer from Duluth, Minn., Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Frankie Heckathorne and the two guests who gave the program, Mrs. McFarland and Miss Tan. The club adjourned until the fourth Wednesday in September.

Bible Thought For Today Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool. —Isaiah 1:18. The forgiveness of God is wondrously, complete. Those who repent are forgiven, and doors to new goodness are opened. Personal And Local News The Putnam County License Branch will be closed* May 29 and May 30. Shriners don’t forget Ladies Night at the Elks Club Friday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Russell Thomas who Is a patient in Christ’s Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, will undergo major surgery Friday. All persons interested in the upkeep of the Little Walnut Cemetery are asked to attend a business meeting at the cemetery, May 30th at 10:30 a.m. Randolph Mark, 17, city, was arrested on Seminary Street at 3:35 Wednesday afternoon by Officer John Pursell for violation of the muffler law. Miller School 5th and 6th grade students will present the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, “The Mikado," on Friday evening May 26 at 7:30 in the Miller gym. The public is invited to attend. Alva Carrington and Mrs. Waneita Gibbs, both of the Russellville Community, were united in marriage on Friday evening, May 19. The ceremony took place in the country home of the groom where the couple plan to reside.” Martha Virginia Smith of Greencastle was honored as the outstanding senior majoring in drama and speech at Transylvania College during the annual Recognition Day program Wednesday. Miss Smith its the daughter of Mr. and Mrs| Elgin T. Smith. Peggy J. McClaine, a graduating senior at Greencastle High School, has been accepted by Denison University, Granville, Ohio, and will be entering there this fall. Peggy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McClaine, 405 E. Franklin St., Greencastle, Ind.

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BIRTHDAYS Scarlit Dawn Buis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Buis, 503 East Hanna Street, one year old yesterday, May 24 th.

ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrc. Leonard Cooper, 1019 S. Indiana St. 40 years today.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, R. 5, Greencastle, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with open house Sunday afternoon, June 4th at the DePauw Student Union Building, 414 S. Locust St., Greencastle, from 2 o’clock until 5. The wedding ceremony was performed June 6, 1917 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Buis. Robert

Tuesday May 16 at 8:00 at the Roachdale Library Basement. Mrs. Georgia Thomas presided over the meeting. All committee’s gave the final reports. Mrs. Barbara Brookshire gave a report of the progress being made for the Alpha Province Convention. The “Autumn Potpourri” theme will be hosted by the Crawfordsville and Roachdale Chapters. Mrs. Pauline Baird installed the following officers for the coming year: President, Marjorie Gilliland Vice President, Mrs. Franklin Ford Recording Secretary, Mrs. Bill Robbins Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Allen Historian, Mrs. Andrew Hanna Sergeant at Arms, Mrs. Woodrow Carr Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Richard Crosby. The past president was presented a gift from the sorority Mrs. Thomas thanked the members for the cooperation for the past year. Mrs. Gilliland named the new social committee and chairman Refreshments were served by Louise Robbins.

TAGGER TAGGED HOLLYWOOD UPI — When Los Angeles’ police chief, Tom Reddin, visited Universal City to sell Jack Webb and his new “Dragnet” show, his car was tagged for illegal parking by studio policemen.

and Jessie have always been engaged in farming and have lived on the Highland Farm east of Greencastle for the past forty years. They have one daughter, Mary Lou, (Mrs. Devon Dudley). No formal invitations are being sent. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Please, omit gifts.

Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. the Roachdale Lions Club held a meeting. President Franklin Ford presided. Lions P. Turner and Glenn Irwin were in charge of the program. Lion Herbert Jeffries presented his son-in-law, Richard Davidson, from the Indiana Vocational Technical College, who explained its program. A fine supper was served prior to the meeting.

—Draft Law non-military agencies amounted to “a draft haven.” Rep. Cornelius Gallagher, DN.J., on the other hand, criticized the Armed Services Committee’s action on PHS doctors. Gallagher, who manages legislation dealing with the Peace Corps, said he thought a doctor serving in the jungles of Zambia endured as -uch hardship and served his country as well as the military physician working in Washington.

In Memory In loving memory of our husband and father, Virgil Lancaster who passed away May 25, 1965. He loved the world and all his friends, Rejoiced in field and stream The by-paths of his dreams No task he thought too much to do For those he loved, whose needs he knew. It is not given us to know just where they go. Or is heaver near or far away No man can say But there are times, we seem to hear Him whispering softly in our ear Don’t worry, I am very near. Sadly missed by Wife and Family.

Bomber Crashes KARACHI, Pakistan UPI _ An American-built Pakistani air force B57 jet bomber craahed near the national cricket stadium during a training flight Wednesday, killing the pilot and two persons on the ground. Witnesses said the copilot bailed out before the crash.

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Dear Home Lovers: Many of us have a kitchen window, a bathroom window, etc., that doesn’t have a good view. For instance, ktchen windows sometime look out on trash cans or alleys. Or perhaps you have other windows that you like to have light come through but don’t want people seeing in. Why not frost them? This will only cost you a few cents per window. Furthermore, it even saves washing those windows each month because the rain marks and the dust on the outside don’t show! Buy some Epsom salts. Get the smallest jar you possibly can because it’s going a long way when we dab our windows with it This should cost you about 25 cents. Pour about two heaping tablespoons in a saucer and add one tablespoon of beer to it This will foam. Let it set for at least 30 minutes. The salt crystals will partially dissolve. You will end up with a liquid that looks like absolutely nothing but it will make you an artist. And what an artist you’re going to be! Dip a piece of facial tissue into this liquid and wipe each window pane as if you were washng it. Then while it is still thoroughly wet, go back and dab, dob and pat the pane with the wet tissue. It’s going to look real messy. To get an artistic pattern, this is exactly what you want Hie most beautiful crystals will form on your window when it dries. Light still comes through from God’s sunshine, but you can’t see IN from the outside, and yet you can see OUT. Even the sun glare is reduced. The one thing I must caution you about is: Your window panes must be CLEAN. I recommend washing them with some ammonia water to remove all the carbon, then wiping dry with facial tissues. Don’t use a bath towel, a dish rag or a sponge because these contain a minute amount of grease or body oil. When you want to remove the crystals, ail you have to do is wash the window. Just plain water removes it. Give it a try. You’ll not only have fun doing it but you’ll love the beautiful designs and enjoy the privacy too! Heloise a a a a Dear Heloise: Often I run out of drawing paper for my children. So I bought an inexpensive

and thumb tacked it down. Now the children draw and color on this paper and love the idea. When one side is used, I just turn it over. Reader a o a a Dear Heloise: Please help! We had a problem of rust in our water and in doing the laundry all my clothes were stained yellow. I used a bleach to whiten but all too late. Discovered that I had set the stains. Is there anything I can do to remove the stain from my clothes? Emily Page Can anyone help Emily solve her problem? If so, please writs us in care of this paper. We’d love to hear from you. Heloise a a a a Dear Heloise: I discovered a marvelous substitute for cake coloring . . . flavored gelatin! I dissolved two teaspoons of strawberry gelatin in a bit of hot water one day when I ran out of cake coloring. Lo and behold, it not only made an excellent pink-colored icing but a fine-flavored one as well. C. Von Maluskl a u a a Letter of Thought Dear Heloise: When someone’s faults irritate me and I complain, my husband often gently reminds me that most of these same faults are also mine. 20 Years Married a o a a Dear Heloise: There have been many other suggestions for old placemats with foam-covered bottoms. 1 cut my mats in circles and use on my window sills under all my flower pots. They sure save my window sill paint Mrs. F. L.

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