The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 October 1967 — Page 3

Tuuday, October 31, 1967

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Meeting features flags, costumes During the meeting of the Farm Bureau in Bainbridge Saturday evening, a special feature was the presentation of the flags and costumes made in the study of the countries belonging to the ACWW. District 5 women studied Jamaica, Kenya, Laos, and Lebanon. Women participating were; Mrs. Frances Tubbs. Mrs. Wm. Andrews, Mrs. Gene Clodfelter, Mrs. Frank Thomas. Mrs. George Morton, Mrs. Olan Lamb, Mrs. Iva Kennedy, Mrs. Harry Goss, Mrs. Jessie Remington. Mrs. Glendon Herbert served as narrator. Bro. Ray Britton gave the invocation and the greetings were extended by Noble C. Fry, Putnam County pres.-elect. Marion Cowan, district director, who presided during the meeting was reelected to serve another two year term. Leaders from the State Farm Bureau department present were; Hoilys E. Moon, Meredith Kincaid, Accord Cantwell, Don Pierson, Mike Jones and speaker, Glenn W. Sample. Albert Maxwell, dist. FB Co-Op manager was also present. Banner attendance award was won by Fountain County.

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servicemen USS KRETCHMER—Engineman Third Class Robert E. Baldwin, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Baldwin of Route 1. Bainbridge, Ind., has returned to Guam, Marianas Island, aboard the radar picket ship USS Kretchmer, after completing a nine month tour of duty off the coast of South Vietnam. While on the deployment Kretchmer's primary mission was to serve as an offshore unit of “Operation Market Time” to stop possible infiltration of enemy supplies into South Vietnam. Kretchmer is homeported in Guam.

AUSPICIOUS ENDING ROME UPI —A young businessman leaped to his death from the top of the Colosseum after leaving a note that read, “being pure and honest I have decided to die in the same place where the martyrs were sacrificed.”

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Indiana Gas to host TV specials An exciting, new schedule of color TV specials to be seen on the NBC television network during the forthcoming season has been announced by the American Gas Association. Indiana Gas Company, Inc., as a member of the A.G.A., is host sponsor for the shows in this

area.

This year’s premiere show, "Androcles and the Lion.” a 90minute original, musical version of Bernard Shaw’s play with music by Richard Rodgers, will be seen on Wednesday, November 15, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. (EST). The production will star Noel Coward and Ed Ames, who plays Mingo in the “Daniel Boone” series. “Christmas with Lome Greene,” a report of last year’s musical tribute to the holiday season, will be aired Saturday, December 16, 8:30-9:00 p.m. (EST). The star of the popular television series, “Bonanza,” will appear in a half-hour color presentation along with the UNICEF Children’s Choir. The January offering, Tuesday, the 16th, 8:00-9:00 p.m., will be a repeat performance of last season’s very popular “Jack and the Bean Stalk,” starring Gene Kelly. On Sunday, February 18, 7:00-9:00 p.m., a new 90-min-ute musical version of “The Legend of Robin Hood” will be presented. “The 1968 Ice Capades,” America's favorite ice extravaganza, will be seen on Sunday, March 24, 9:00-10:00 p.m. and the long-awaited rebroadcast of “The Julie Andrews Show” with special guests, Gene Kelly and The New Christy Minstrels will be presented Wednesday, April 17, 9:00-10:00 p.m. The final program, a documentary, will be announced at a later

date.

Mrs. Stine Hostess To Bainbridge Club Mrs. Fern Stine was hostess to the club, October 15. The president, Mrs. Hostetter, called the meeting to order. A warm welcome was given Mrs. Everett Fonner, our new

member.

In memory of our recently deceased member, Mrs. Earl Sutherlin an appropriate memorial was given Mrs. Luther read a note from the Sutherlin family expressing their appre-! ciation for the floral piece. Roll call was answered by ten members. Minutes were read and approved. Treasurer’s report was given. Plans were completed for our family night gathering at the Country' Side Inn, November 8. Dinner to be served promptly at six o’clock. Vic Walters will have charge of the program. Mrs. Luther reviewed the book, “A Pictorial Guide to American Gardens,” by Frohman Elliott. Being a natural flower lover, the review was presented in a pleasing and interesting manner. Several noted gardens in the United States were mentioned and a few in Canada. Some of the gardens Mrs. Luther had visited. Club adjourned to meet Nov. 16 with Mrs. Dolby Ceilings.

Sutherlin - Jackson nuptials October 27 Miss Helen Gei: * Jackson be- sories. Her corsage was of red came the bride of Stephen roses and white carnations. Robert Sutherlin in a beauti- Serving his brother as best ful candlelight ceremony at the man was James Sutherlin, Clocountry home of the groom’s; verdale. parents, Friday October 27, at! A lovely reception was held 7:00 p.m. The bride’s parents immediately following the cereare Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jack- mony.

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CELEBRATING TENTH ANNIVERSARY—Mason’s Jewelers is celebrating their tenth year of business in Greeneastle this week with an open house. Harold Mason, owner, is shown above with employe Janice Johnson and invites everyone to visit the store and see the new look acquired with the completion of recent construction. Mason’s started in the city with an 8x12 foot shop called the “Tick Tock Shop” on Walnut Street in 1957, then moved to Washington Street next door to the present shop where they became affiliated with the American Gem Society. In 1961 they moved to the present location at 18 West Washington Street.

son, Woodruff Place Indianapo- The couple lis and the bridegroom is the Greeneastle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. —

Sutherlin, R. No. 1 Cloverdale. The Rev. Charles Rains, pastor of Mt. Hebron Church, performed the double ring cere-

mony before an altar with ferns and candleabra.

The bride given in marriage If you can hear people talk by her father approached the and can’t make out the words altar wearing an informal clearly then this may be the white satin gown with appliqu- answer. An extremely small ed lat e and seed pearls enhanc- hearing aid using a tiny enering its beauty. Her fingertip gized unit has been perfected veil of silk illusion was attach- by a man who himself is hard ed to a circle of lace and pearls. 0 f hearing and has been foi She carried a bouquet of red over 10 years. If interested it is roses and white carnations with suggested you write A. W. trailing ivy. Newell, 2616 W. 8th St., Erie, The matron of honor, Mrs. p a You will receive full inforCharles Rains was attired in a ma tion at no cost or obligation lovely blue silk with red acces- i whatsoever.—Adv.

TIPSY SPOUSE CHICAGO UPI — “Marriage can be an important turning point in the beer drinking career of the consumer,” said the U.S. Brewers Association Inc., with the explanation: Some 37 per cent of women beer drinkers said they started after marriage and 9 per cent of male beer drinkers said they began after the wedding.

LADIES NIGHT Wednesday, Nov. 1st AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 58 Promptly at 8:00 p.m. Guests Invited Prizes - Prizes

LARGE JACKPOTS

—Heloise our kitchen chairbacks. They are easily washed, require no ironing, and keep the wooden backs of the chairs from being scratched by zippers and buttons. Also they lend a fresh and decorative appearance to the eating area. Mrs. Callahan • • • • Dear Heloise: I’ve found a wonderful space stretcher for closets. I use a child’* closet rod which has a wire on each end that extends up to the large rod for hanging. And It’s low enough for a child to use. This small rod allows enough room on one side of the closet for ladies dresses and blouses to be hung from the higher rod. Folded slacks, skirts, and shorter garments are hung on the small lower rod and on the regular rod just above it. The space saving Is being able to hang two rows of short garments where only one row hung before. Betty • o o • Dear Heloise: I use to be furious when my husband’s aerosol shaving can made ugly rust stains on our white bathroom counter. Finally I found that the container’s plastic cap fits snugly on the bottom of the can. Now the counter remains clean all the time. Barbara Schultz • * o • Dear Heloise: To cover my basement windows, I placed paper doilies flat against each window, dabbing a little paste on the four comers. As a result, my windows have the appearance of starched lace curtains. So pretty, and so economical,

too.

Marie Berardino • * * * Dear Heloise: Don't despair when the weather is humid, and your postage stamps become sticky.' Just pat the glued side with a puff of powder. They will stay dry for a month or longer. ! And when you moisten a stamp, it’s sticky again! Mildred Gearheart • * • * Dear Heloise: When you turn down a skirt waistband to make the skirt shorter, turn the belt inside towards your body instead of turning it over on the outside. The result is much neater. No puckers or bulges show. Mrs. Donald Webster

World Community Day this Friday

In churches, in cities and towns across the nation, thousands of church women will ob-

serve this day.

Special programs, scheduled by most of the 2,400 local and state Councils of Church Women United, will include our services at Bethel A.M.E.

Church on Friday, November 3 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Rev. Stanley Nicol, First Baptist Church, will speak on the theme: “Who Shall Separate Us?” Mrs. Bonnie Jones is soloist for this service. The women's financial gifts donated on this day will go to-

ward extending the Intercontinental Missions of Church W r omen United across the world. The emphasis last year was on creating closer ties between women in Africa and the United States. This year, the mission is Latin America.

WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 5-8 P.M. 2 pcs. Kentucky Fried Chicken 2 Vegetables or Salads, Roll, Coffee or Hot Tea $1.05 Double Decker Dining Room 1058 Indionopolii Rd.

MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY REGISTERED JEWELER 18 W. Washington St. Greeneastle, Indiana

FRED S. SILANDER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN

VOTE FOR FRED S. SILANDER AS COUNCILMAN Vats For Qualifiad Candidates VOTE DEMOCRATIC

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Come in and register for all of these wonderful FREE GIFTS to be given away during our Open House. No obligation, nothing to buy. You need not be present to win. Just come in and register. Winners will be drawn Saturday evening.

WE HAVE REMODELED OUR STORE TO BETTER SERVE YOU! During Our OPEN HOUSE We Will Be Offering You Many SPECIAL PRICES |On Our Fine Selection Of Jewelry We'll Even Put It On LAY-A-WAY

Ladies Wyler 14K Solid Gold Watch Ladies Diamond Bulova W'atch Man’s Self Winding Bulova Watch Man’s Kreisler Lighter Ladies’ Kreisler Lighter Cross Goid Pen and Pencil Set Man’s Speidel Watch Band Ladies’ Speidel Watch Band Man’s Tubular Speidel I D. Band Ladies’ Tubular Speidel I.D. Band Anson Sterling Silver Lighter Ladies’ Fashion Pin and Earring Set Drop Necklace Ladies’ Ruby Ring Men’s Gold Initial Rings Man’s Signet Ring

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