The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 June 1967 — Page 8
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Tha Daily Bannar, Graeneastla, Indiana
Tuesday, June 20, 1967
NOTES AND QUOTES from BETTY H. SENDMEYER t^unty Extension Agent • Home Feonomlet
publication “How to Prevent and Remove Mildew," Home and Garden Bulletin No. 68. You may obtain * copy from the County Extension Office.
During the hot humid weather, you often will find spots of mildew on clothes and household items. Mildew flourishes in damp, warm poorly aired places such as cellars and closets. To prevent mildew, keep the house as dry as possible. Keep places where mold might grow as clean as you can, since dust supplies food for mildew to start on. Air poorly ventilated closets and drawers occasionally, to dry a closet, bum a small electric light in it continuously. Run an electric fan in places that don’t have natural breezes. If you can’t ventilate the area adequately, you can spray it
with a fungicide aerosol spray. To keep mildew from starting on mattresses, draperies and curtains, spray them with a silicone water repellent spray. These sprays are odorless and colorless. .You can apply a mildew-resistant finish that is weather resistant to outdoor furniture, awnings and tents. However, these sprays may leave a distinctive odor, tint and stiffen the fabric. Leather garments, shoes, bags and suitcases may also be at tacked. A wax dressing is good protection for some of these items, or they may be sprayed with a suitable fungicide. For more detailed information, I recommend the USDA
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TJ7HEN TECHNICOLOR was something brand new in W Hollywood, one celebrated producer, famous for his bursts of temper as well as his occasional misuse of the English language, offered a “great big musical in dazzling color.” “Remember,” he would caution his technicians, “in MY picture the vanilla ice cream, must look like vanilla, the chocolate like chocolate, and the strawberry like strawberry.” After hearing this admonition a hundred times, the crew made a special shot in color of a bowl of luscious chocolate ice cream and ran it for the producer. There was a moment of appreciative silence—and then the producer announced ecstatically, “Mmm, STRAWBERRY!” • • • An enterprising agent would Hke to persuade Senator Dirksen and Adam Clayton rowett ta cat a record tognttwe. The name of tbs sbbobA ct course, would be “Adam and Bet." • • • Most adaptable operator of Che year mey weB be the gent in krtsona who resigned Ms job as secretary ct a planned parenthood asHochttm to forndbper
The annual 4-H Girls Judging Contest will be held Monday June 26, at Greeneastle Junior. High School auditorium. i Senior Judging will be held, in the morning with registration from 9:00 to 9:30 o’clock and juniors will judge in the afternoon beginning at 1:00 o’clock. Seniors are girls who have had at least one year of high school and juniors are those age 10 to high school. Categories to be judged include skirts and sweaters for school wear, parties and desk units. Winners will be announced and ribbons awarded at 11:30 for the seniors and at 3:30 for the juniors. Five girls in each of the three categories in both junior and senior contests will be eligible to compete in the district contest. Leaders scheduled to help conduct the senior contest are: Mrs. Roy Hartman, Mrs. Mildred Sonnefield, Mrs. Bernice Steward, Mrs. Betty McFarland, Mrs. Donna Frye, Miss Betty Dierdorf, Mrs. Marjorie Cash, Mrs. Charlene Logan, Mrs. Wilma Hockema, and Mrs. Dottle Buechler. Leaders helping with the afternoon session will be Mrs. Louise Pershing, Mrs. Almeda Farrow, Mrs. Ella Maria Torr, Mrs. Wilma Hockema, Mrs. Sandra Williams, Mrs. Marie Crawley, Mrs. Dottle Buechler, Mrs. Shirley Brattain, and Mrs. Jean Rowings.
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BELLE UNION COMMUNITY NEWS By Alma Hurst
The sudden death of Kenneth Keller which occurred in the Danville Hospital Tuesday came as a shock to this community. He was bom and reared here, was the son of the late Walter and Hallie Keller. He was a graduate of the local high school and attended Indiana State and Butler Universities. He was a member of the Walnut Chapel Friends Church, and at the time of his death was Atheltic Director of Cascade High School. Last rites were held Saturday morning at the Weaver Funeral Home in Clayton. Interment was in the Walnut Chapel Cemetery. Bryan Woolridge made a business trip to Indianapolis Thursday. Rose Wheeler rural Cloverdale entered the Putnam County Hospital Friday afternoon and was released Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Williams of Mt Meridian and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day have returned home after a two weeks visit with relatives in Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson are the parents of a son. bom at the Putnam County I Hospital Friday. Remodeling is underway at the New Providence Church. \ Services will be held at the church each Sunday morning i and evening until further notice.
EXECUTORS ESTATE SALE W« hava bam commissianad to tall tha furnishings from tha homa of Fairy M. McKinsia (dacaosad) in our Auction room an Sat, June 24th at 1 p.m. D.S.T. This sola indudas: • ftno couch, ecc. chairs, leunga chairs, drum tabla, dask. Television, foot stool, magasino rack, picturas including painting of Dutch Soldier, beautiful wal. dining suito, "Koroston" Oriental rug 12'x14', ana ♦xlJ rug, T0xl2 rug, throw ruga, walnut glass door bookcase, 3 pc. wal. bedroom suite, mahogany 4 pc. bedroom suite, slant front beakcase-desk, comb, radio A record player, walnut server, small raH-a-way bod, Tru-Celd refrigerator like new, elec, sweeper, waffle iron, toaster, elec, percolator, new doer chime, card table, coffee serving set, silverware set, brass candlestix, Nor•take china service for six, pedestal fan, luggage, some antique china and many ether items. All above hems in excellent condition. Sale conducted by Clapp's Auction Service for REX B. KELLER, EXECUTOR Estate ef Fairy M. McKensie Frazier 6 Clapp, Auctioneers Frasier 8 Crump, Clerks
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gaston Sr., are attending a family reunion in Kentucky this weekend. Roscoe Hill of Lebanon was visiting here Wednesday with his sister, Mira. Alma Hunt. Everyone Is glad to learn that the condition of George McCammack is much improved. Several from here attended the Fillmore Frolics the latter part of the week. The Indiana Baptist Women’s Conference was held at Franklin last week. Those from the New Providence Church attending were Mrs. Bowser, Martha Cash, Zella Cummings, Joan Neumeister, Mary Shumaker and Juanita Cottongin. All enjoyed the programs and meeting very much. Mrs. Bowser being on the committee for the conference. Debbie Gaston has gone on a tour of Europe. She was accompanied to Chicago by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gaston Jr., where they spent the night. Richard Cummings of Indianapolis is attending summer school at Terre Haute College and is staying with his grandmother. Mrs. Zella Cummings. He is taking extensive work for his Master’s degree. Shelia Jester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Jester celebrated her 6th birthday Sunday with a family gathering. She received a number of gifts. Walter Dorsett has returned to his home after being confined to the Putnam County Hospital last week. He Is reported improving at this time. Mrs. Blanche Vaughan visited Mrs. Genieve Mullis Sunday.
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