The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 July 1967 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All" Business Phones: OL 3-6151 — OL 3*5152 Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher Norma L. Hill, Assistant Publisher Published every evening except Sunday and halidays at 24-26 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, Indiana. 46135. Entered in the Pest Office at Greencastie, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 7, 187S. United Press International lease wire service; Member Inland Daily Press Association; Hoosier State Press Association. All unsolicited articles, manuscripts, letters and pictures sent to The Daily Banner are sect at owner's risk, and The Daily Banner repudiates any liability or responsibility for their safe custody or return. By carrier 40c per week, single copy 10c. Subscription prices of The Daily Banner effective March 14, 1966; In Putnam County—1 year $10.00—6 months $5.50—3 months $3.00; Indiana other than Putnam County—1 year $12.00—6 months $7.00—3 months $4.00; Outside Indiana—1 year $16.00—6 months $9.00—3 months $6.00. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.

Roachdale Lions install officers The Roachdale Llone Club held their meeting at 7:00 p.m.

July 11.

Franklin Ford presided. A report from the 4th of July affair committee indicated that it had been very successful. Lion Howard Wilson was in

charge of the installation of the Births:

County Hospital

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Dismissed Wednesday: William Edwards, Jr.

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Earl Greeson, Amo Lulu Bowen, Fillmore

Charles Williams, Roachdale Irene Bullerdick, Bainbridge Lou Ann Fields, Greencastle

Marie Tate, Greencastle

David Rowings, Greencastle Estelle Black, Greencastle

officers for the coming year. President, Franklin Ford. 1st Vice-President, Leon Williams. 2nd Vic e-President, Byron Gough. Secretary, Ed Hatfield. Treasurer, John B. Wilson. Directors, 2 year, Don Hymer and Chester Spencer. Directors, 1 year, Walter Taylor, Bill Etcheson, Kenneth Miller. Lion Tamer, C. Skelton. Tail Twister, Don Wilson. A fine dinner was served prior to the meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bixler, Spencer, Route 4, a girl, Wed-

nesday.

In Memory

In loving memory of our sister and aunt, Zella Gobel, who left us July 13, 1962. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sargent.

20 Years Ago Charles B. Edmonson was here from Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eitel were visiting in Bedford. Miss Elizabeth Stoner was attending a horse show in Wabash. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Sandy were visitors in Union City, Tennessee.

Water Consumers • NOTICE - Th* demand for water in our system has been much greater than normal during the dry weather. The system is designed to meet any anticipated de* mend, however, due to abnormal usage, a large high service booster pump that is not normally used has to bo utilized to maintain proper supply and pressure. The increased pressures and velocity in the mains causes rust to bo dislodged in the mains causing this rusty water condition. We suggest that you take the following steps to improve your service. 1. Do not attempt to wash clothes when you notice this condition. 2. Do not use any more water than necessary for personal or household needs. However, lawn sprinkling may improve your supply. 3. After the cold water has cleared, the next morning BEFORE you use any water, open the drain cock at the bottom of your water heater and drain off a small amount until it clears. 4. After you have taken these necessary steps and you still have a serious condition, call the water department and we will flush the main serving your location. HOWEVER, main flushing will not help your condition until after you have taken the above steps. Thank You, DEPT. OF WATER WORKS

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Putnam Court Notes K. K. Merryman, A. Glen O'Dell et al vs. Ernest Holley et al, complaint for possession of real estate and personal property, for cancellation of deed or reconveyance, for injunction, and for damages. From Clay

County.

In loving memory of my daughter, Virginia Sweet, who passed away 3 years ago, July 13, 1964. Only God knows that she was suffering, And life’s hills were hard climb, So he closed her tired eyelids And whispered, “Peace be thine.” We never lose the ones we love For memory keeps them near, Time dims the loss and lets the

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Shine bright and sweet and clear. Sadly missed by her mother, Bonnie Williams. Rouget de lisle was the compoeer of “The Marseillaise.’

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To observe 50th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clodfelter will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, July 23, with an open house at their home on Seneca Drive on Lake Holiday, south of Crawfordsville, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. All friends and neighbors are invited to attend. They were married July 22, 1917. They are the parents of four children, Mrs. Marie Niles, Mrs. Ruby Milligan, Mrs. Romell Wrightsman, and Mrs. Lynnette Kelley. They have seven grandchildren. Omission of gifts requested.

Solons argue over poverty in Dixie WASH INGTON UPI — A Senate inquiry into starvation in rural Mississippi has ended on a sour note with Republicans angry, administration officials bitter, and Democrats shaking their heads. Before the hearings were brought to a close Wednesday Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., angrily accused the agriculture department “bureaucracy” of dragging its feet in feeding the poor in the Mississippi delta. Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman reported that he resented the implication “we are sitting on our backsides doing nothing.” Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D-Fa., chairman of the subcommittee, repeatedly gavelled for order as Javits pleaded to “let us have this out.” At one point, Clark suggested in exasperation that the two men "act a little more mature about this” or step outside to settle their differences. At the conclusion of the hearings, Sens. Javits, George L. Murphy, R-Calif., and Winston L. Prouty, R-Vt, accused the Johnson administration of allowing poverty conditions in Mississippi “to grow and persist.” “Republicans must come together within our party to call for an end to this government paralysis,” the three Senators said in a joint statment.

Announce Engagement Burl Flint of Plainfield and Mrs. Mildred Flint of Fillmore wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Candace Eileen to Donald Smothers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smothers, of Clayton. Candace is a graduate of Fillmore High School, and is employed at Indiana Gas and Water Company at Greencastle. Donald is a graduate of Cascade High School and International Barbers College and is employed at Dave’s Barber Shop at Brownsburg. The wedding is planned for August 6, at 3:30 p. m. at the Stilesville Christian Church. A reception will be held in the church basement. All friends and relatives are invited.

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Multiple birth MELBOURNE, Australia UPI—A woman who took a fertility drug gave birth today

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Wall Street Chatter NEW YORK UPI — E. F. Hutton A Co. Inc. suggests the Dow Jones industrial average is now at a minor resistance level, though it is not expected to be much of a barrier to an advance with other market statistics now doing better than this indicator. “As it has been all year,” the analyst says, “the bulk of the market remains far stronger than the ... average.”

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Taking all factors into consideration, Graham Loving & Co. comes to the conclusion the market is now seeing a "miniature version of the great base formations” preeding most "major .. . bull markets.” The investment firm’s opinion is that the market is about to make a “sharp upside rally” leading to new recovery highs.

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Personal And Local News Mrs. Winifred Roach and Mrs. Agnes Stuckey of Cataract Falls were in Greencastle yesterday. Richard Cobb, 21, Indianapolis, was jailed here Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Bob Ziegelman on a theft charge. Ben Elam, 79, Stilesville, Route 1, died in the Putnam County Hospital at 2:40 this morning following admittance last Sunday. The Sixth District meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the VFW Ladies Auxiliary, and the VFW Fathers Auxiliary, will be held in Greencastle VFW Post Home Sunday, July 16, at 1:30. All members are urged to attend these meetings. Mrs. Don Connerly and Mrs. Luther Sparr, returned from Iowa , July 5, to the home of their aunt, Mrs. O. M. Thomas Elder Gene Hurst of Brooklyn, Georgia, formerly of Greenc as tie and Plainfield, will preach tonight at 8:00 p. m. at the closing services of the Central State Primitive Baptist Bible Conference. Services will be held at the Friends Church in Plainfield. Mrs. Emma Skinner and Lon Garightery of Gary, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Don Connerly. Mrs. Connerly left July 11 for Gainesville, Fla., where she will be house mother at the University of Florida. She has been vacationing at the home of her aunt. The Bainbridge Babe Ruth team will tangle with Stilesville in a double header Sunday at the new Bainbridge High School baseball diamond. Refreshments such as homemade ice cream, cake, pie, and cold drinks will be served. Game time is scheduled for 1:30. Friends of Professor William R. McIntyre and his family will be pleased to know they are now living in Bay View, Mich., where he is teaching in the Albion Summer School. They will be in Bay View until August when they will move to Albion, Mich. Their present address is: P. D. Box 141, Bay View, Mich., Zip 49770, and from August 20 they will live at 709 East Michigan Avenue, Albion, Mich. Fred Brooks of the Greencastle Community School Corporation will join 21 other Measurement and Evaluation Specialists from the Wabash Valley area in a workshop at Indiana State University, July 17-28 to improve their use of tests and test results. The workshop will be sponsored by the Wabash Valley Supplementary Educational Center. Dr. Robert Ebel, a noted specialist from Michigan State University will be a featured lecturer.

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Cream and sugar? LONDON UPI — The wine development board is trying to interest the younger generation in Britain in drinking more wine. Its campaign will highlight an advertisement showing wine being poured from a teapot and the words, “Wine is everybody’s cup of tea.”

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Dear Heloise: Silk lamp shades are so expensive and they will get dirty. I experimented several years ago with one I was going to discard if it couldn’t be salvaged by washing—and here is the way I’ve washed all my FABRIC shades since then. I make some suds in the bath tub with a mild detergent and cool water. Then I put in a couple of dirty silk shades and roll them over and over until thoroughly wet. Next I gently scrub dirty spots on the edges with a soft brush or wash cloth. At this point, some shades with glued down hems will begin to look hopeless. Never fear —after they are dry the edges can be reguled. Drain the tub and close the shower curtain. Turn on a gentle spray of cold water from the shower to rinse. Be sure to get all the detergent out. The shades will now look like a saggy, baggy elephant, but the fabric will shrink as they dry. Tie a string around the cross wire at the top. of the shade and either suspend It from the shower rod or take it outside and tie it to the clothesline. Let it drip dry. Last of all, glue back any edges that may have come unglued and congratulate yourself on saving money by making the old shades look new again. Caution: Don’t leave them soaking too long. If the phone rings, lift them out of the water. Alice Spaulding • • • * P. S. I assumed everyone washed fabric lamp shades, but yesterday I went shopping with a friend who was going to replace five shades. When I told her about this, she went and tried it This morning she called and said, “I love you. You saved me $30.00 yesterday.” How about that? * * « • Dear Heloise: My son is stationed overseas and his military address is not likely to change for some time. So I had some name stickers made with his full overseas address for my use. It is so much easier for me just to stick one of these on his letters rather than writing out the address which was always hard for me to remember. I also mailed him some to send to his friends. Mrs. J. McKenna • • • • Dear Heloise: What does one do to keep the wick from disappearing in those candle warmers that come with coffee servers, casseroles,

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etc. The wax keeps melting up around the wick until the wick disappears, the flame goes out and there’s no longer anything left to light! I’ve tried pouring the melted wax off, but it doesn’t work too well—drips all over. Any suggestions? A Reader o o o * I too have tried to salvage some of these short candles without much success. I had some squat patio candles in colored glasses melt and haven’t yet figured out how to fix them. If anyone rise had this problem and solved it, drop us a line in care of this paper. We’d love to hear from you. Heloise o o o o Dear Heloise: A hollow plastic rolling pin makes a wonderful container in which to carry eggs on a camping trip. Place it in a jar to hold it on end, then break each egg into a dish and pour it from the dish into the rolling pin. (Mine easily holds eighteen eggs.) To use, just pour out eggs one at a time. And It’s a simple matter to keep them refrigerated in an ice chest with no worry about breakage or spoilage. LaVone Tufford • o o o Dear Heloise: I carry a heavy white bath towel in my car. "When parking in the sun, I fold the towd in half and place it over the steering wheel so it won’t get too hot to touch. When I remove it from the steering wheel, I plane it against the back of the seat to keep my back from touching that hot upholstery. A. R. M.

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