The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 February 1968 — Page 3
Friday, February 2, 1968
The Deify Banner, Greeneaeffe, Indiana
Page 3
Wedding vows solemnized Dec. 3D Reelsville School News Wall Street Chatter
Reverend Merle Sparger officiated at the candlelight wedding ceremony of Miss Nancy Kay Rogers and Second Lieutenant James Edward Friars December 30 at 2:30 in the Roachdale Christian Church. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Norris Rogers, Ladoga. The mother of the bridegroom is Mrs. Dorothy Friars of Roachdale. Palms and candelabras formed a lovely background for the double ring ceremony. Miss Donitia Honey was soloist and was accompanied by Mrs. Virginia Crosby. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was beautifully attired in a white linen gown with venise lace trim. The molded bodice featured a round neckline and lace kabuki sleeves. The skirt was a graceful a-line design which was highlighted by a Watteau train with an obi bow. She carried a cascade of red roses, ivy and stephanatis, on a white Bible. Miss Diana Jo Leach of Danville was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Sue Ann Griggs and Mrs. Larry Sutton. Best man was Michael Friars, brother of the bridegroom. Serving as groomsmen The bride is a graduate of the ,now serving in the United were Steve Modlin and Larry House of James Beauty Col-1 States Air Force. Their home Rogers. Ushers were Randy and le £ e - The bridegroom is a grad-1 address is 1225 South Jefferson, Jack Rogers, brothers of the bate of Indiana State and is Enid, Oklahoma,
bride.
The bride’s mother wore an i a-line green knit suit. Her corsage was orchids. The groom’s mother chose a gold knit suit. Her corsage was also orchids.
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- Heloise
The Reelsville Band Parents! Tuesday, January 23 the 1 are proud to announce that they F.B.L.A. students, consisting of I have made final payment on , , r „ juniors and seniors were honorthe band uniforms. Many thanks go to the people who *d by having Mr. Ray and Mrs. have worked so diligently to- Langdon of Clay Countj’ Rural ward this project. Telephone Company and Miss The students and faculty of Sue Tennis of General TeleReelsville are pleased to wel- 1 phone Company as guest speakcome two student teachers from ers. Proper telephone technique DePauw University this semes-1 was the theme of the presenta- ! ter. 1 tion A film was shown and
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Miss Susan Detroy is doing i voices were recorded as a port her student teaching with Mrs. 1 of the demonstration. Mr. Ray, Nuzzo’s Spanish class and Mrs. Mrs. Langdon and Miss Tennis Eckardt’s English classes. Her visited the Intensive Lab followhome town is Evansville. She ing the F.B.L.A. meeting. will graduate from DePauw in
Education minor. Miss Detroy spent the spring semester and June as a Spanish-major and summer of her junior year in Madrid, Spain at the University of Madrid with Vanderbilt Uni-
, verity- FT. SILL, Okla. — Army Miss Rebecca Collins, a senior private Ronald H. Robbins, 24, at DePauw, will be working son of Mr . and Mrs . william O. with Mrs. Bennett s English Robbins, Route 2, Roachdale, classes and Mrs. Nuzzos Span- completed an eight-week field ish class. She is a Spanish ma- artillery basic course Jan. 25 at jor and is from Greencastle. pt giq okla.
We recently welcomed a new
teacher to our staff, Mrs. Chris- pq* SILL Okla — Army tine Loughmiller. She replaces Private Ravmond L. Battin, 19. Mrs. Martha Schneider who re- son of Mr ; and Mrs . Ervin M signed to accompany her hus- Battini Route lf Reelsville, cornband to Pennsylvania where he plete j an eight . we ek field arhas accepted a position as pro- tillery basic course Jan> 25 at | fessor - Ft. Sill, Okla. Convocation was held In the , school cafeteria on January 26. Aircraft take “piggy-back” It was well received by all stu- i rides along jet streams, the high dents. altitude currents of air.
NEW YORK UPI -Stanley Heller & Co. feels that with "the market already in a short term oversold state, the Pueblo incident failed to cause more than a brief spell of increased liquidation. This absence of indiscriminate selling suggests
Short work COLUMBUS, Ohio UPI — Members of the Woodward Junior High School basketball team were happy that the game with Champion Junior High School lasted only 24 minutes. As it was, Woodward lost, 112-12.
to us that a near-term recovery | anew the danger of “overis quite probable from current hedging.” levels ' The “reemergence of a ’ cyclical uptrend” is supported E.F. Hutton & Co. predicts b y “a strong surge in consumer that the actual speed of a demand." Continued increases rebound in the industrials, in demand, the firm advises, which appears to have begun could bring about classical delate last week, "will undoubted- niand, pull inflation, which ‘‘suly depend on the unfolding perimposed on the already predevelopments in the Korean sent cost-push inflationary situation.” Whether the rally is pressures—could result in a drafast or slow, it is still viewed as matic multiplier effect.”
technical in nature arising from a lengthy decline and an oversold condition, the firm said.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis says that “the strong upswing in the economy in the final quarter of 1967 raises
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items, thus doubling the use of the closet. Mrs. E. L. Elsten • • • ■ Dear Heloise: I love to use different color
inks.
I find that if I make up my grocery list in one color then use a different color to mark off items as I go around the store, it is easier to see what else I still have to buy. Sallie Jackson m m m m If you don’t have two colors of ink, make your list with a pen and check off the items ; with a pencil ... or vice versa.
Heloise
• • • ■ Dear Heloise: While searching for the whisk broom to clean the car rug. my eye fell on a new bowl brush I had just bought. So I decided to use that. Well, It worked ever so much better than the whisk broom. Since It has a contour shape, it fit the curve of the car floor and its long handle made it easy to clean up under the front seat. I now keep one of these brushes just for this purpose. Mrs. G. C.
Letter of Laughter Dear Heloise: You gals ever wish for ‘vibrator for your fat tummy or when you’re dead tired? Just try lying across your automatic washer when it is
on SPIN! F. E. N.
• • • • Dear Heloise: A burned-out light bulb makes the best sock darner that ever was. It is small enough at one end to hold onto with ease and you can keep one in various sizes to fit any sock. Maxine Fleshood • • • • Dear Heloise: If you want to make de licious dressing for fowl, just use white raisin bread in your regular recipe. ’Swunderful! Dorothea G.
Gl mattress ration 12 lbs. of straw
GRAND OPENING FAIRWAY RESTAURANT SATURDAY FEB. S Flowers for the Ladies and Cigars for the Men Candy and Balloons for the Children Free Coffee All Day Free Sherbet Will Be Served With All Plate Lunches
FT. RUCKER, Ala. UPI — In 1861, a corporal in the Union Army drew $14 a month and
12 pounds of straw.
Today’s counterpart gets anywhere from $117 to $223 a
month, and no straw.
The rigors of the Union army allowance scale were revealed in a book called “Revised Army Regulations for the Army of 1861” discovered by Lt. Col. Donald E. Chamberlain in his
j father’s belongings.
The 12 pounds of straw the j 1861 corporal received were for I bedding. If he had a horse, the | horse got 100 pounds of straw. ! The regulations also offered
I culinary commands:
“Bread must be thoroughly baked and not eaten until it is cold. Soup must be boiled for
at least five hours.”
A non-commissioned officer using profanity in church would be fined 17 cents at the first offense and given 24 hours in the stockade the second time. He could be lashed for deser-
tion.
On the other end of the scale, a major general was authorized to have seven horses in war I time — but only three in peace-
time.
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