The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1968 — Page 6

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Tha Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, January 10, T968

Barnard News

Miss Jolene Crosby spent Friday night with Martha Ann Page. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hopkins were shopping in Crawfordsville, Friday. The community was sorry to hear of the death of Marie Rady this week. She was a halfsister to Homer Martin. Mrs. Vela Page entertained her family with a turkey dinner on Sunday, December the 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crosby and son, Danny, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Robbins and family. New Year’s Eve. The family of Mrs. Eliza

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Page spent New Year'* Day with her. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swisher and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morphew were New Year's Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Page and family. Several from here attended the wedding of Miss Nancy Rogers and James Friars at the Roachdale Christian Church Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Maude Falin has been helping care for the children of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Page while Barbara is in tha hospital Mr. and Mrs. James Friars spent part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Rogers and sons. They left Saturday morning for Oklahoma, where they will make their home. Glenn and Sam Crosby spent Sunday afternoon with their mother, Mrs. Bertha Crosby at Rockville.

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INSTALL, OFFICERS—The Rebekah Lodge, Number 106. of Greencastle held installation of officers Monday evening. Taking office were Chloie Vermillion, Emily Dickey, Eunice Graves, Ethel Schachtel, Hazel Cox, Irene Grubb, Iva

Hammond, Sally McNeely, Mamie McCullough. Marie Crawley, Elizabeth Johnson, Lucy Logan, Willa Green, Martha Harris.

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Fincastle News The Canasta Club met with Mrs. Wilbur Sessions Wednesday afternoon. Friends from here called at the Perkins Funeral Home and attended the funeral of Mrs. Marie Rady. Sgt. Leon Fisher of Crawfordsville who lost his life last week while sea fishing off the coast of Florida was a nephew of Mrs. Harry Surber of this community. Chet Clodfelter spent Friday afternoon with his grandmother Clodfelter. Mrs. Wilhemina Williams is recuperating In the Culver hospital from Injuries received In a fall at her home last week. Mrs. Bea Beams attended the West Vigo Chapel Fellowship supper with the Roachdale Baptist church group, in Terre Haute Saturday.

Morton Community News

Mrs. Rose Mary Mobley hast been confined to her home due to illness. Neighbors and friends have been taking care of her 1 stock and seeing that fuel and

groceries have gotten to her.

Noel Nicholson attended a state Jersey meeting last week; at Arlington Inn in Indianapolis and received an award for doing so much to promote Jerseys in Indiana. Mrs. W. S. Law-1 ter of Russellville is a house

guest of the Nicholsons.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McGaughey and family called on

BRITONS RALLY BURNLEY, England UPI — Prime Minister Harold Wilson praised the g rowing *Tm Backing Britian” Campaign Monday night and said It should be extended to everyone despite j union objections. The campaign 1 was originated by five secretaries who offered to give extra time and effort to bolster Bri- j tian’s economy.

Panther attacks model MANCHESTER, England UPI —Doctors today treated a pretty model for severe facial cuts caused by a black panther that mauled her during a circus photography session. The girl, Drusilla Robinson, was posing inside a cage con-, taining three panthers and five leopards when one of the panthers suddenly lunged at her. Animal trainer Dick Chipperfield pulled the cat from the screaming model while other circus employes rushed into the cage and kept the rest of the animals away. A hospital spokesman said the injuries were mainly facial and that Miss Robinson would undergo injections to protect her from rabies and infection.

Mrs. Ivyl McGaughey of Russellville Sunday afternoon. Carolyn Davis spent the weekend with Vonda McGaughey and attended the basketball game of Bainbridge and Fountain Central Saturday evening with the McGaugheys. Mrs. Madonna Hurst and son, Tony, visited Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode last Wednesday afternoon. She will be returning soon to Colorado Springs. Colorado to be with her husband who is in the armed services and stationed at Colorado Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stevens were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans of

Lebanon.

Mrs. Marguerite Wiatt of Plainfield called on Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sigler on Saturday. Mre. Helen Bosley of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Harold Barker Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call visited Mrs. Call’s sister. Mrs. Erid Scott, of Rockville, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Scott will enter the Carl Clinic Monday for ob-

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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin and children were Sunday afternoon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earley Jackson. Mrs. Martin spent the day Friday with her sister. Mrs. Virgil Clodfelter, | and daughter. Mrs. Wayne Alexander and

( Mrs. Russell O’Haver shopped j in Rockville last Friday. Friday evening callers of Mr. ; and Mrs. Joe Stultz and sons ; were Mrs. George Stultz and | son and Mr. and Mrs. Art : ! Thomas. Mrs. Joe Stultz, her ; mother, Mrs. James Frazier, and her grandmother, Mrs. Cora Stewart, visited relatives in Lebanon last Wednesday. Those from this community attending the O.E.S. reception Saturday evening at Bainbridge j for Mrs. Shirley Baker, Dist. 1 Deputy No. 9, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harbison, Mrs. James Wagner and Mrs. Russell O’Haver. The Harbisons, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. O’Haver, Mrs. Shirley Brattain, Mrs. Estelle Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Griffin and Mrs. Gale Steele were present for the Inspection by the Worthy Grand Matron. Sister Maxine Moser. Union Chapel M.Y.F. met at the church Sunday afternoon at

4:30.

Mrs. Minnie Sadler, whose birthday is Christmas, was honored with a birthday dinner and Christmas dinner at the home of her son, Leslie Sadler, and wife near Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sadler called on Mrs. Sadler Sunday afternoon.

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