The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 September 1967 — Page 2
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GOP delegates 26 for Indiana INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Republican organization will have to be content with 26 delegates to the GOP national convention next summer The Republican National Committee rejected a Hoosier appeal for reinstatement of its 1964 convention delegate strength of 32, ruling that Indiana's delegation would be smaller next year because the state has a Democratic governor and U.S. senators. The Indiana appeal was based on the state’s showing in the 1966 "off year” election when the party candidates would all state offices at stake and a majority of the congressional seats. But the national organization ruled its previous decision would stand—two delegates for each of the 11 congressional districts plus four at-large delegates.
Bible Thought For Today
For the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart—I Samuel 16:7. Regardless of what people think about us, good or bad,let us remember that we stand before God for what we really are.
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To attend Utah State
On September 15, Ronald Ikamire will return to Utah State University for his second term, where he is majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He has worked this summer at the local IBM plant. Ronnie graduated from a 3 3 ,& year Tool and Model Making course with IBM at Endicott, New York in November, 1966.1 He has an educational leave of absence from IBM while he at- j tends Utah State. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ikamire, Greencastle, R. R. 2.
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New compound is developed CHICAGO UPI — A team of Indiana University scientists today told the American Chemical Society here they have deserotonin, the so-called "brain veloped a compound similar to hormone.” Serotonin Is so powerful that one part in a million exhibits an effect in the brain. A certain amount Is necessary for normal brain function but too much can bring hallucinations and too little can cause depression. Dr. E. E. Campaigne, a chemistry professor at the university, reported that a similar compound, called a sulfur analog, mimicked the activity of serotonian in preliminary studies on rats and rabbits. He said the sulfur analog could be a "useful tool” for studying the different functions of serotonin. Participating in the studies with Campaigne were Dr. T.R. Bosin, post-doctoral fellow at the university, and Dr. E. S. Neiss, former post-doctoral fellow and now a reasearch chemist at the New Jersey NeuroPsychiatric Institute, Princeton, N. J.
Personal And Local News Club 16 will meet with Mrs. Crystal Woods at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The Good Cheer Club will meet with Mrs. Hazel Bailey, Thursday, Sept. 14, at 1:30. Mrs. Bessie Van Vactor is visiting her brother and family in Astoria, Oregon, for several weeks. Mrs. Mary Kay Wright Hunteman is now living at Greenfield, where she is teaching this year.
Dr. William E. Kerstetter will | deliver his annual "State of the University” message Wednesday at 10:00 a. m. in Gobin Church. Women of the Moose will meet at the Moose Home Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. There will be initation. All members please attend. Mrs. Sam Caruso went to Chicago last weekend where she visited with her brother-in-law and his family. They are now at Expo 67 where they will spend several days. St. Paul Fatima Rosary groups will meet Wednesday. The Daytime group will meet at the church at 12:15 p.m. The evening group will meet at the home of Mrs. Donald Riley at 8:00 p.m. The second speaker slated for this week’s DePauw’s Public Convocation Series will be Dr. Jerome Hixson, who will lecture on, "DePauw Traditions,” at 10 a. m. Friday in Meharry Hall.
Mrs. Harry Eggers, Study Chairman for the Christian Women’s Fellowship of First Christian Church has announced the study program for the re-1 mainder of 1967. The theme chosen for study is "Christ and the Faiths of Men.” The purpose of this study is to help women to recognize their missionary obligation to witness for Christ.
Dear Editor: Resource material is a study On September 23rd, Secre- book by Parker Rossman, entary Stewart L. Udall plans to titled "Faiths Next Door, pay homage to the late Eugene Thursday, September 14, all V. Debs, labor leader and five- groups will study the following times Socialist candidate for; chapters: the U.S. presidency. Udall will “Is One Religion As Good As dedicate the Debs home in Terre Another?” Haute, Indiana, as a National! "Is Our Religion Best?” Historical Landmark of the Na-1 “Science Finds No Good Out tional Park System. He will un- There.” veil the Park System’s bronze ! Group 1—will meet at 9:30 plaque marking the house, a.m. in Fellowship Hall, with Later, Udall will be the prin-, Mrs. Clyde Spencer, Jr. and cipal speaker at the Eugene V. ! Mrs. Joe Liechty serving as hosDebs Foundation third annual tesses. Mrs. J. L. Stamper will
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Dear Heloise: 1 make teacup coasters out of used paper placemats. With the careful diner, decorated paper placemats are scarcely soiled after one meal, yet really cannot be used on the table again. I use a mayonnaise jar lid as a pattern guide and cut elegant and absorbent coasters to put under each cup. No more dripping tea or coffee cups when . you lift them from the saucer j. . . the coasters catch it all. And don’t throw the placemats out if you don't drink tea or coffee—just use them under your pet’s food dish. Lee George
Bill Sandy Says, a fellow doesn’t need the best wife to be happy—just the best who would have married him. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
20 Years Ago Marriage license: W. Stanley South, student, Bainbridge, and Mary Patricia Lenzen, at home Greencastle. Captain and Mrs. Fred Jordan were here from Washington, D.C. St. Paul’s Study Club met with Mrs. Raymond Riley. Mrs. Cloyd Moss was hostess to the Auxiliary of the Women’s Circle of the Presbyterian Church.
MASONIC NOTICE Stated Assembly of Greencastle Council No. 107, Royal & Select Masters Wednesday evening, Sept. 13. Important business to be discussed. Robert A. Ziegelman, Sr. HI. Master
WEST CENTRAL INDIANA ANGUS ASSOCIATION 4-H Club Calf Sale Friday, Sept. 15, 1967 7:30 P.M. Daylight Saving Time AT 4-H FAIRGROUNDS CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA 15 Heifers 55 Steers Sal* Manager, Dan Uhey Dana, Indiana
Loan up to Attorney General INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A proposed loan of $1 million for the Industrial Development Fund received only conditional approval from the State Finance Board Monday. Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock had sought the loan from the state’s general fund, but the board endorsed the loan from the state construction fund, subject to approval of constitutionality by . Atty. Gen. John J. Dillon. The construction fund, now totaling $15.8 million, is suppos- ! ed to finance new buildings at state universities and institutions. Hence, there Is likelihood J of opposition to the proposed loan. In the event that the loan is i sanctioned, the board approved ! the following loans to cities and towns for development of indus- ; tries. $100,000 each to New Albany, Bedford, Andrews, Paoli, Brazil, Michigan City, Mishawaka, 1 Elkhart and Fayette County. Other tentative allowances were Greencastle $97,860; Hartford City $60,000; Parker, $20,000: Ferdinand, $13,000 and | North Webster, $2,000.
awards dinner. Steward L. Udall, through this this action, has once again revealed his Socialist colors. The secretary of interior, who often plumps for public power projects and who tried, unsuccessfully, to prevent Duke Power Company from constructing a private power complex in South Carolina two years ago, has given his vast influence and prestige in honor of a renowned radical. Through this official action, obviously consented to by the present administration, Sec. Udall reveals the relentless drive towards socialism by our 1 policy makers. I would raise the qusetion as to where this Socialistic trend will lead us; to national socialism, which is best illustrated by Nazism; or international socialism, which is Communism ? We had better give due consideration to the crisis, which faces us as freedom loving people, of which this is a part. What will we tell our children and grandchildren when they ask questions concerning our loss of liberty? What will we tell the returning servicemen who have come face to face wtih the brutal facts of the evils of socialism? What can we do to denounce this dishonerable occasion? We should deluge the office of Mayor Tucker and Congressman Myers with telephone calls, telegrams and letters requesting that this be stopped. Also, all persons trading with any merchants in the Terre Haute area should make them aware of our displeasure, asking them to stop this dedication. For Christ and America, James O. Jester R. R. 2, Coatesvill*
In Memory
In memory of Fayne Jones, who passed away September 12, 1954. Today brings memories of our loved one gone to rest, She will never be forgotten by The ones who loved her best. Time speeds on, thirteen years have passed, Since death it’s gloom, It's shadows cast. But loving memories never die As years roll on and days pass bySome may think you are forgotten Though on earth you are no more, But in memory you are with us, As you always were before. Husband Ernest and family.
lead the study and worship. Group 2—will meet at 2:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph West. Mrs. O. J. Stewart will lead the study and worship. Group 3—will meet at 2:00 p.m. with Miss Carrie Pierce. Study leader will be Mrs. Fred Ratcliff and worship will be led by Mrs. Bert Roberts. Group 4—will meet at 7:30 p.m. with Miss Edith Browning. Mrs. Charles Poe will have the study and Mrs. Chester Cooper will lead the worship. Group 5—will meet with Mrs. John Whitaker at 7:30 p.m. This group will be led in the study by Mrs. Harry Eggers and worship leader will be Miss Margaret Kendall. Group 6—will meet with Mrs. Norman Donelson at 7:30. Mrs. Errett Shaw will lead the study and worship. Group 7—will meet at 7:30 with Mrs. Harold Stewart. Mrs. Paul Hatcher will lead the study and Mrs. Walter Jeffries will lead the worship. October 12 the grf ps will study "Eat, Drink, and Be Merry” and "Our Race Is Superior.” The study for November 9, is “Evangelism Is Every Christian’s Business.” A discussion concerning the women’s role in the Evangelistic Program of the church will be conducted through the combined leadership of Rev. Maxwell Webb, Minister and Rev. Thomas John Carpe, Associate Minister. December 14, at 7:30 p.m. all groups of the Christian Women’s Fellowship will join together in Fellowship Hall for an inspirational Christmas Program. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend any of these meetings.
Dear Heloise: How do you get the awful odor of bleach off your hands, besides wearing rubber gloves while using it? June Viet Dear June: To remove the "slick” from your hands after using household bleach, first rinse them. Then grab that vinegar bottle and go "blub” (that’s one good gurgle) over your hands, rub them together and rinse again. That’s all that there is to
it, kiddo. Heloise
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Dear Heloise:
As I was making a meatloaf this morning. I wondered if anyone had ever thought of this: I I always wear a pair of rubber gloves to mix things like meatloaf, dressing, etc. that re-
quire hand mixing.
Dear Heloise:
I had trouble blocking my I crocheted doilies to a perfect circle until I thought of using my husband's round dart board. It is made of cork and is very
easy to stick pins into. It is much more pleasant, esI first cover it with plastic pecially if the meat is cold. And
to protect my doily from any soil in the cork. Then I just
pin away.
Works great!
County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Lori Ann Runnells, Coatesville Elizabeth Miles. Bainbridge Kathy Davis, Greencastle Ruth Evans, Greencastla Births: Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Belilies, Spencer, a boy, today.
COPS PLAY LONG SHOT ASCOT, England (UPI) — Police went to the famous Ascot 1 race track to play a long shot of their own. They hoped to trace thieves who staged a 10,~! 000 pound ($28,000) burglary. Why look at Ascot ? Part of the loot was 80 pairs of special binoculars.
Ninety per cent of the total production of pineapple is canned, says Collier’s Encyclopedia.
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I do a far better job of mix-
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