The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 June 1967 — Page 2

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The Daily Banner, Creencastle, Indiana

Saturday, June 3, 1967

Winners Listed Russell Beatty, of Rus-sells Furniture announced today the | winners of this week’s drawing | for free g^fts: C. Fern Sink, Route No. 5, Greencastle—A clock radio; Earl Gray, Route No. 2, Greencastle—$5.00 cash; Ron Abbott, 10 E. Olive-two throw rugs; Lawrence Thomas, Route No. 1, Greencastle—desk lamp; Marye Jerrell, Clayton— desk lamp; A. Treppett, Green-castle-SlO.OO gift certificate; Linda Green, Route No. 1, Coatesville—$5.00 cash prize. The drawings will be held

once a week until and including

June 24.

County Hospital Dismissed Friday: George Hurst, Indianapolis Daisy Mullin, Gosport Howard Hostetter, Bainbridge Mrs. James Rowe and daughter, Bainbridge Doris Lowe, Greencastle Hameta Rader, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory, Roachdale, Route 2, a boy, Friday.

ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Zefa Burkett R. R. 1, Bainbridge, Sunday June 4, 60 years.

Birthdays

Cathy Ann White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, 5 Park St., 2 years old, June 3. MARRIAGE LICENSE Bruce Charles Finkbiner, student, and Tara Jean Pitts, IBM, both of Greencastle. PUTNAM COURT NOTES: Sharon Lynn Francis vs. Phillip Wayne Francis, suit for

1 divorce.

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Bible Thought For Today I am the Lord that healeth thee.—Exodus 16:26. Without the mysterious help of God all medicine and nursing would be in vain. He also heals wounds of the spirit and diseases of the mind.

! Personal And Local News Fillmore Band Parents will meet Tuesday, June 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the band room. The Jefferson Township Homemakers club will meet June 8, at the home of Mrs. Hubert Seller. Present Day Club will meet Tuesday June 6th at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Nelle Gillen, Campbell Apartments. Parasols will meet Monday June 5 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. John Baughman, 704 Highwood Ave. The book Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence III and family left this morning for their home in Rochester, New York, after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lawrence, East Washing1 ton Street. Philip E. Heavin will receive the Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics at Purdue University on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Heavin and Miss Janine Mosbey will attend his commencement at 2 o’clock in the Music Hall, West Lafayette.

Bill Sandy Says, for the whitest, brightest shirts in town come to White Cleaners 309 N. Jackson.

-38th Division try Division and other units would be added “to meet the needs of the state of Indiana for the protection ait life and property during natural disaster or other local emergency situations.”

-WVA Frank DeVaney, DePauw University Administration Bldg., Greencastle, or to Granville Thompson, 623 Anderson Street, Greencastle. Your support personally and financially will eventually reap handsome dividends for the entire community.

-Egyptians Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad earlier warned the U.A.R. would consider any collective action by the maritime powers as “aggression.” A Moscow radio commentator said Johnson and Wilson were working on details of a “plot” that could lead to another Suez.

Terry S. Pehan Terry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pehan, 700 E. Washington Street, will graduate from Purdue University, Sunday, June 4th. He will receive his B.S. degree in Agricultural Business Management He is in the ROTC Air Force, and a member of the Order of Zouaves (Drill team) of which he was training captain while at Purdue. And is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Terry will leave on June 10th for Montgomery, Ala., Air Force Base for his pilot training. He attended DePauw in his sophtv more year and while at DePauw he received his wings and was made a Captain in the AFROTC.

I Obituaries | Stella R. Snider Funeral Monday Mrs. Stella R. Snider, 80, Greencastle, died Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter, in Indianapolis. She was born May 15, 1887 in Warren Township, the daughter of William and Frances McCounn Crawley. She had lived all her life in Madison Township, until the past year, she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Davis in Indianapolis. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Mary Davis, Indianapolis; Mrs. Josephine Houck, Greencastle R. 1 and Mrs. Viola Roberts, Greencastle R. 4; one son, H. C. Snider, Greencastle R. 4; and fifteen grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1940. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 p. m. at the Rector Funeral Home. Interment will be in Brick Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o’clock this evening.

-DPU Group Francisco, Calif. Also Randy Lazear, Winnetka. HI.; Steve Jones, Worthington, O.; Jack Thomas, Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Fred Haigh, Columbus, O.; Pete Konkle, Glen Ellyn, LI.; and Jacobs.

News of Boys USS RANDOLPH — Airman Apprentice Robert W. Priest, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Priest of Greencastle, Ind., hae reported for active duty aboard the aircraft carrier USS Randolph. The Randolph is homeported in Norfolk, Va. Her mission is the detection, tracking and, in wartime, the destruction of enemy submarines.

In Memory In loving memory of our Mother, Addie Irwin, who left us June 3, 1961 and our Father, Robert Irwin, who left us August 7, 1965. Though their smiles are gone forever. And their hands w e cannot touch. We will never lose sweet memories, Of the ones we loved so much. Not now but in the coming years It may be in a better land, We’ll read the meaning of our tears, And then up there we’ll understand. God knows the day, He holds the key, And guides wth unerring hand. Some time with tearless eye we’ll see, And then up there we’ll understand. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never. The memory of those happy days, When we were all together. Sadly missed by the children

Mrs. Williams Hostess To Reeisville Club Mrs. Flossie Williams was hostess for the Reeisville Social Service Club at her home May 24, 1967. A delicious dinner was served to 20 members and 4 guests at small tables decorated with potted african violets. Mrs. Ida McCullough returned thanks for the meal. Mrs. Helen Jaasell president, called the meeting to order at 1:30 with everyone repeating the Club collect Devotions were given by Mrs. Blanche Girton. Secretary’s and Treasurer’s reports were read and approved. Ron call was responded to by “Something My Mother Taught Me,” $5.00 was donated to cancer fund and a motion was made and seconded that we also donate $5.00 to Mental Health. Mrs. Mary Skelton gave the

Plays Role Of Bella Mrs. William Meehan will portray the role of Bella in the first mystery drama thriller, "Angel Street,” which will be presented by the Putnam County Playhouse, June 15-16-17, at 8 p.m. in the DePauw Speech

HaU.

Mrs. Meehan is the mother of five children and the wife of the assistant professor in the Art Department at the Univer-

sity.

Under the able direction of Mrs. Marion Gifford, the cast is now in rehearsal and is as fol-

lows:

Bella, Mrs. Meehan; Mr. Manningham. Dr. James Elrod; Inspector Rough, Dr. Paul Messinger; Elizabeth, Mrs. John Poor; Nancy, Miss Donna South of Bainbridge; Policemen, Capt. Richard Hall and Will Burt.

program for the afternoon which was on the 99th Psalm and a Topic or Mother which was very interesting. Mrs. Betty Killion was in charge of entertainment with prizes going to Mrs. Blanche Reel and Mrs. Mary Skelton. Guests of the Club were Mrs. Dora Loveall, Mrs. Ruby Sommers and Miss Juanita Sommers also Mrs. Lee Kissler an associate member. The June meeting will be with Mrs. Sharon Brikemeier June 28, 1967.

Guild Hears Talk By Hospital Head James Shepherd, Administrative Superintendent of the hospital addressed the Putnam County Hospital Guild at their May meeting held recently. “The Hospital Guild — The Ambassadors of the Hospital” was his topic. He stressed the role the Guild plays in the hospital routine and the services rendered and happiness achieved by this work. Mr. Shepherd feels the Hospital Guild provides good therapy as patients are often in deep moments of despair and apprehensiveness. Dedicated and sincere people with personalities, feelings and attitudes bring life to a hospital. Also, enthusiasm towards the hospital and knowledge of its good work create the right attitude in the community. Thorough knowledge of her job is needed by the Guild members as well as how it relates to the Hospital policy. The Hospital and Guild members must work together for effectiveness. In conclusion Mr. Shepherd stated, “Your zest and compassion in your service to patients greatly assists the Hospital in balancing basic science and technology with compassion and humility in providing the necessary care to the pa tient. For this I sincerely feel the Guild member will receive the greatest rewards of happiness, because she has served mankind unselfishly, without a selfish interest for herself.”

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Dear Folks: For those of you who cook instant rice or anything that says, “put the lid back on . . ." Did you know that after you stir the contents in the pot, and put the lid back on, that if you twist the lid and let it spin a bit as if you were playing a roulette wheel . . . that the steam from the hot water would seal the lid? You can’t possibly lift that lid without a firm pull! Try It next time. I also find that it utilizes the same idea as a pressure cooker. Not one iota of that steamy heat will escape. And your food will stay warmer longer. How’s about that? Heloise • • • • Dear Heloise: I always keep s piece of sandpaper handy to polish my garden tools with after each use. It removes all particles of the damp soil that causes rust and pits on the tools. Florence J. Conway • • * • Dear Heloise: A clip board is so handy on a car trip. Just fold your map and clip it to the board showing the part needed. You can also keep a few pieces of notebook paper under the map for notes or instruc-

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Sure prevents a lot of loose maps flopping around the car and you also have a nice writing board. London Lou • • * • Letter of Laughter Dear Heloise: Well, whatever will be will be, so there is nothing to do but wait and see. I try to keep my fingers crossed—but find it mighty hard to type that way. Doris D. • • * • Dear Heloise: Exercising can be such a drudge that we often find ourselves neglecting it This is the way I take mine. I turn on a really danceable record and convert my exercises into dances. I dance all over my living room, all by myself! It’s a method of self-expres-sion and I find I feel better physically and mentally! This turns drudgery into fun for me! Try it. Aline Becker • • • • I did and I had a ball. But I wouldn’t let my teen-ager, husband or neighbors see me for anything!!! Dear Heloise: If you have two throw rugs exactly alike that are foam backed and shedding rubber terribly . . . scrape as much of the rubber backing off as possible and sew the two rugs together, back to back. Just whip stitch around the edges with matching thread. Now you have a reversible rug which will give you twice

the wear. Mrs. Gloria Eskew • « • • Thanks oodles, Gloria! This idea is what I call getting the most out of something that didn’t last as long as we thought it should. If you have just one rug with this shedding problem, fold it in half and stitch around the three open sides. Makes a nice bath mat Heloise • • • • Dear Heloise: Do you hate to open sardine cans and such which require the use of those little pesky keys? I found a real handy way to do this ... by inserting a small screwdriver through the handle of the key and twisting it. It’s a lot quicker and much easier on my fingers. M. K. K. • • • • Dear Heloise: After planting my flower seeds this year, I saved the packets they all came in and will use them to store the new seeds I gather for next year’s planting. By putting them back in the original containers not only will they be easy to identify, but I will also have planting directions. Something we may forget from year to year. Mrs. Hayes Strike Bock At Red Agitators HONG KONG UPI—BriUsh authorities today struck back at Chinese Communist agitators by Imposing a stiff law against the Peking-inspired propaganda machine that has sparked rioting and strikes in the Crown Colony. The colony’s executive council passed a law Thursday making it a crime to put up Communist wall posters that criticize the govenunent. The law carried a maximum punishment of $875 fine and two years in prison. Into the colony came a vanguard of Americans from Macao following U. S. Consul General Edward Rice’s warning that the Portuguese colony was “not a safe place of residence for Americans.”

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