The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 July 1967 — Page 4

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Tht Dally Bannar, Graaneaatla, Indiana

Wednesday, July 19, 1967

FILLMORE NEWS

neighbors

Arizona.

Richard Pruitt and son Drake arrived Sunday to visit his par-

Harold

By Mr*. Charles Smith I Ragans and Mrs. Fields were ICr. and Mrs. Gerald Poehlein neighbors in Casa Grande,

■pent the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Don Whitehead

and daughters.

Mrs. Leona Decker of Indi- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs.

aaapolis visited W T ednesday un- | Pruitt.

til Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. ; Last week callers on Mr. and Cleo Shuck, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Lee Wells were the Carl and other relatives. ; Crews family, the Charles Wells Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ragan i family, Mrs. Grace Cunningham ever the weekend were Mrs. i and Susie, Mrs. Laura Tharp, fields Of Independence, Kansas ! Mrs. Ruby Robinson, and Mrs.

and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kresse j Evans.

and daughter of Illinois. The j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crews and

family visited Sunday with Carl’s sister, Mrs. Ruth Brown, and family in Indianapolis. The Wells Reunion will be held August 6 at Robe-Ann Park in Greencastle. Walter Fisher just completed four years of enlistment with the U. S. Marine Carp and has been discharged. He is at home in Fillmore with his wife and son. Mrs. Alberta Gorham and Mrs. Ruth Smith were Saturday evening supper guests of Mrs.

Daisy Williamson. Mrs. Herschel Neil was taken to the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday following a fall from her bicycle. She had a broken arm, some broken ribs and bruises. Teddy Mason, small son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mason fell off a chair Friday and injured his head. He has been a patient in the Riley Hospital since Saturday. Reverend John McFarland, pastor of the Fillmore Metho-

dist Church, is participating in a chemistry conference at St. Jose State College in California. His family is with him. In his absence, Reverend Robert Newton will preach during July and Reverend Robert Farber will take the pulpit August 6 through 13. ! Mrs. Ruth Smith left Suni day to visit the Richard Lineberry family and other relatives in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Broshcart of Norton, West Virginia, spent the week of July 4th visiting their two daughters, Mrs. Marie Chestnut and family of Fillmore and Mrs. Jean Decker and family of Green-

castle. 'Diey called on other In- 1 ing will be cancelled, diana relatives too. ‘ Mrs. Ottis Whitehead and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney ■ granddaughter of Oakland City and daughter, Barbara, left' spent last week with her son, Tuesday for Europe where they Don Whitehead and family, will visit their son David in Mrs. Lela Hunter and Mrs. Germany. Hazel Lisby called Saturday af-

ternoon on Mrs. Ida Day. Mr. and Mrs. Venice F. Lewis

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The Faith Circle Club met Tuesday for a noon luncheon

with sixteen members present. 1 spent Friday night with Mr. After lunch Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, called the meeting to order, j Recent visitors of Mrs. Ida Mrs. Charles Smith gave the and Charley Day were Percy lesson on “Vietnam Christian Masten, Mrs. Alice Day, and Service,” and then business was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson discussed. A contest, “Bible of DeKalb, Ulinois. Characters,” was given and won Last week callers on Mr. and by Airs. WTiitehead, Jr. and Mrs.! Mrs. Lee Wells were: Mrs. Whitehead, Sr. Since it is va- Ruth Brown and children of Ineation time the August meet- dianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Carl

j Crews and children, Mrs. Ate* * Pursell of Fillmore, and Mr. and,. Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and Susie of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ruth Smith.

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Miss Debby Hanks is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Truesdale of Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McKamey of Plainfield and Mrs. J. B. McKamey and children of Cal* ifomia visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Phillips. Tuesday guests of Ida and Charley Day were Reverend and (Continued on Page 5)

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