The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 September 1967 — Page 8

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, September 20, 1967

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Fillmore News

Miss Linda Hendrich became the bride of Ronnie Blotch Saturday, Sept. 2, at Gobin Memorial Church in Greencastle, rather than Dale Newman as stated in last week's items. Mr. and Mrs. Hershell Scobee spent the weekend at Rochester, Mich., where he represents this district Lions Club organization at the Leader Dog School. They visited Saturday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Yeoman Belong in Imlay City. The two gentlemen had been together while serving in the armed forces, but hadn't met since 1944. Miss Susie Scobee spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitney. Danny and Lisa Scobee spent the weekend visiting Mr. and j Mrs. Ezra Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Venice F. Lewis visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith and attended the Fillmore Volunteer Fireman’s barbucue. They later called on Mr. and Mrs. Cleo

Shuck.

Mesdames Herman Day, Ruth Smith and Charles Smith along with the Rev. John McFraland represented the Fillmore Methodist Church Friday at the subdistrict W.S.C.S. meeting at Reelsville. Mrs. McFarland gave a portion of the program. Friends here are sorry to hear that Judge Robert Stewart of Brazil has been 111 and entered the Brazil hospital on Sept. 7 for observation. Mrs. Daisy Youngerman is at the home of her son, Richard Lineberry, at Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Lineberry has been ill several days. Recent callers on Mrs. Ida Day and Charley were Herbert Graver and Howard Frederick, both of Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Arnold and daughter.

Callers last week of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Mrs. Joan McClure and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and daughters, Susie and Mary. Fillmore Methodist Church is planning its annual homecoming on October 8. The public is invited to attend a pitch-in din-

ner at noon.

The Fireman’s Barbecue was well attended by the public.

■ The General W.S.C.S. meet-

ing was Thursday at the Recreation Building with Mrs. Mabel Knoll acting as hostess. A. delicious dinner was enjoyed by all at noon. The work for the day was quilting and setting a top together. Plans were completed for attending the subdistrict meeting Friday, Sept. 15, at Reelsville. Plans were 1 made for the Bazaar, Country ' - i

Store, and Smorgasbord y rejects on September 30. T :crq will be a variety of hand i. d« articles in the bazaar, such as quilts, aprons, pillow cases and many other items. Food and produce are included in th« Country Store and a full menu at the dinner which starts at 5:00 p.m. After the business meeting the hostess gave two contests. They were won by Mrs. Amy Buis and Mrs. Ruth Ragan. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlavy has been suffering from a severs

cold.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ragan visBy VERNON SCOTT ; fore we met,” Doris explained. (ted Saturday until Monday at HOLLYWOOD UPI - “Un-; “And when we did meet they Roanoke with Mr. and Mrs. less you’re a character actor, were exactly the kind of people Earl Miller. Sunday they atyou’re always yourself. It can’t l thought they’d be. The same tended the E. U. B. Church, be any other way, Doris Day was true of Bogart. And that s That afternoon they visited

beamed.

Hollywood News

what makes movie stars.”

with Miller’s daughter and fam-

to be

‘‘Maybe a lot of actors would j What about Doris ? Is she jjy and two couples who were argue the point with me. But much the same kind of person a i so spending time there,

almost every motion picture star has his own personality coming through the character

he plays.”

on the The Community Club met all ! day Wednesday with Mrs. Helen

The stronger the personality, the greater the chances for stardom. Doris singled out Richard Burton and Marlon Brando as examples. “Brando plays many different roles, but it’s always Brando and a strong Brando,” she said. “That’s what people latch onto.” Sitting in her air-conditioned trailer dressing room on the sweltering MGM lot, she appeared as fresh and piquant as any ingenue. Four poodles snuggled to her side on a divan. “Before I came to Hollywood I was a fan of Gary Cooper, Spencer Tracy, Jimmy Stewart, Ginger Rogers and Jean Arthur because I knew what to expect them to do, said wanted them to do it. “I felt as if I knew them be-

she appears

screen ?

“I’m not so sure about my- Burnside. Thirteen members self. But I imagine people think a nd two guests answered roll

they’re acquainted with me on; call with “Mother Goose” the screen and I’m not to dif- rhymes. Mrs. Marie Hunt furferent. But because I’m doing nished the entertainment,

a lot of comedy I suppose

there’s a difference.

“I have to play a naive character when I’m really not that

naive in person.”

A major star for more years than she can count. Doris cur-

Mrs. Gwen Huffman visited her daughter and family last

week in Virginia.

Norman Lewis of Michigan State University, spent Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith and hi*

rently heads the cast of “Where | aU nt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Were You When the Lights E. O. Coffin. Went Out?” A comedy based The Faith Circle W.S.C.S. of on the New York blackout. the Fillmore Methodist Church “I learn my lines and know had a dinner meeting Tuesday

my character, and the rest is me. The inner person is manifest on the screen. And I think that’s the way it is with all actors,” Doris continued. “But it is especially true of stars. Essentially they are themselves. Audiences expect them to be and are disappointed when they’re not.”

at the Recreation Building. Mrs. Virginia Hanks gave a very interesting lesson entitled “Let God.” Plans were made for the bazaar and country store and members were asked to meet at 2:30 Friday to arrange It. Bazaar articles can be brought te any member of the Circle any time before Friday If desired.

’t S66 whst’s inside—even when the psekage is opened. Or ear it, hear it or smell it. But you can see the results of what The warm glow that casts off darkness; the family grouped the television set; the small sparkling eyes as you slip the utiful cake from the oven. And you can feel the results ... in , smooth touch of your electrically dried clothes... in the of your electrically heated home. In the way you feel... with more time to take care of your family, with electricity life more comfortable and convenient all through your house. ! more electricity than ever before—5V2 times as much as jsed 35 years ago. But it costs you less per kilowatt hour, one thing that has continued to go down in price while alorw+hino pIcp hac anne steadily uo. Its one bargain every-

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