The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1967 — Page 11

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-Belle Union News Sunday at Plttsboro were: Mr. and'Mrs. Ancil Keller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wheeler and family, Mrs. Dorothy Scott, Mrs. Evelyn Cline and Harry Mabb, Mrs. Zella Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Finney and George Finney of Cloverdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Horton, Versailles. After the pitchin dinner, a program was presented. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Lewis and family of Clayton visited in Belle Union Sunday. Several from here attended the religious services held at the

Putnam County Fairgrounds Sunday. A Sunday School class had a dinner at the Double Decker in Greencastle Wednesday evening. Those attending were: Mrs. Roy Moon. Mrs. Gilbert Pritchard, Mrs. Alma Hurst, Mrs. Kenneth Meek, Mrs. Blanche Vaughn, Mrs. George McCammack, Gertie Stringer, Mrs. Harold McCammack, Mrs. Layton Clifford of Bainbridge and Mrs. Clifford Nichols of Fillmore. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Bowser were at McCormick’s Creek State Park last week where they were sponsors for a group of children from several churches.

sale at Morton Tuesday. The Dorsett reunion was held

Sunday at the Greencastle park. Relatives from California and Illinois attended the annual

event.

Mr. and Mrs. David Sink called on Mr. and Mrs. Luther Abel

I Rev. Conard Clearwaters is a patient in Putnam County Hos-

pital.

Mrs. Ann McCammack and sons have returned home after a two week vacation in Minnesota and other westem states. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sutherlin

| are the parents of a son bom ■ Sunday evening. Friday at the Putnam County

Hospital. Mrs. Sutherlin is the

former Carla Booker.

Mrs. Louise Haverly of Greencastle was a Saturday night guest ot Mrs. Evelyn Cline. Mrs. Ella Trout and daughter are vacationing in Texas with

relatives.

TV in

Review

NEW YORK UPI — Alf Gar-

in Britain, is readily described by his creator as "an ignorant, loud-mouthed vulgarian.” This is an understatement. When Alf is not bowing obsequiously to the photograph of Queen Elizabeth on the wall of his working class cottage he is busy exercising his prejudices about Negroes and other minorities in terms that would have American viewers screaming for the Federal Communications Commission. The British did a little screaming themselves when Alf first appeared in a program called “Till Death Us Do Part”

V. V, McCammack and Clar- nett, the central figure of one of on the British Broadcasting

purpling his bigotry with adjectives not generally heard in genteel living rooms. Some members of Parliament cried: Whither television? But the independence of the BBC to explore and experiment in television programing is a right fiercely defended by most thinking Britons. And in time even critics of the show came to agree, as the BBC had hoped they would, that laughter is a healthy spring cleaning for the misconceptions of intolerance. I mention right-wing Alf Garnett and his contentious brood, including a left-wing daughter and son-in-law, be-

ence McCammack attended the the most popular comedy series j Corporation (BBC) network, | cause the new season here

promises, or threatens, to give us much the same kind of entertainment we have had in the past. No one appears to be trying to break new ground as the BBC has done in taking family situation comedy bluntly into the field of social comment. The BBC. of course, is financed by license fees paid by to worry about sponsors or ratings. It can afford to be adventurous and it may well be that j its new shows eventually will in- ; fluence some of the thinking i here—remember satire was born ^ in Britain. “Rainbow City” is a six-part BBC series on a mixed marriage i —the story of Jamaican lawyer I

John Steele and his white British wife. An opening shot' showed a West Indian woman in Birmingham, England, stooping over a shopping basket that jeering whites had knocked. from her grasp and the stabbing of a Jamaican in an alley by whites. Strong stuff. “It's basically entertainment,” said produced John Elliott, “but we see the situation of a man like John Steele, who is a bridge between the colored and white - communities, as socially interesting as well as dramatically valid.”

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