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Friday, February 9, 1968

THE DAILY BANNER

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Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All" Business Phones: OL 3-5151 — OL 3-5152 Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher Norma L. Hill, Assistant Publisher

woman to . woman

iFUNERA^OTICESj Funeral Sunday for Jesse Evans

Published every evening except Sunday and holidays at Z4-Z6 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, Indiana, 46135 Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle. Indiano, as second class maH matter under Act of March 7, 1878 United Press Internotionol lease wire service; Member Inland Daily Press

Association; Hoosier State Press Association.

Coverdale rites for Edna Knoll

Mrs. Edna L. Knoll, 75, Mar-

Dr. Throop returns

Dr. James A. Throop returned Wednesday from Priceton, New Jersey, where he visited his daughter Mary Louise (Mrs. Bernard) Kilgore.

PATRICIA McCORMACK Jesse Anson Evans, 88, Fill-

NEW YORK UPI -Expert Thursday! thumlle, passed .way Wednes- ,a ^ ^ afternoon at his residence. day afternoon in Robert Long Arvai wnuaKer, ^3, cuj, Mas

the communications gap be- He wag December 2 4, hospital after an extended in the PutnRm County

is *, tWCen parent and teen - a ^ er to 1879, i r Flovd Township, Put- ness 1 J ail Thursday by State Trooper All unsolicited articles, ^nneTrepudr.'s anyhoblii'tl T/'T ^ & C<>n ' nam CoUnt y> the SOn ° f Sim P* Mrs. Knoll Was bom in Owen ^ H00d 0n a P UbliC int0Xi - Banner aresen, at T"''* Th ' D “^ * ^ y fident.al talk with son or son and Barbara MiUman ' November 2 1892 cation charge.

or respons.b.l.ty for the.r safe cus ody or return. daughter—then blab Contents of V

By carrier 50c per week, single copy 10c E\ans. daughter of William and Mary Truck here Tuesday Subscription ‘m^'h.^ si-indiano olh.i ' ' Mr. Evans was a member of O'Connor McMains. The Goodwin truck will be

Jh« p'utnom clunty-l ^ar Si4.00-6 months, S8.00-3 month., $5.00- The same will happen if every !he Fillmore Methodist Church. Outside Indiana l year. $18.00-6 months, $10.00-3 months. $7 00 AD MoB conversation takes on the tone is survived by: his wife,

of a courtroom interrogation.

Subscriptions payable in advance. Motor Routes $2.15 per one month.

Oriental music is gaining in favor

Anniversary

She was a member of the bere Tuesday, February 13. If Rebekah Lodge in Greencastle you have gifts, please call OL-

and the Universalist Church. Survivors are: her husband,

3-6587 by six o'clock Monday

February 12.

Birthday

HOLLYWOOD UPI—Increasingly the haunting, half-tone

Mary; five children, Rosemary Lones, Plant City. Fla.; Mar-

Many of the teen-agers who fearet Pritchett, L^zton; Lloyd Ira C. Knoll; one daughter, Mrs. stand charged with being sparse E . Evans, Roachdale; Paul P. i Hilda Logan; two sisters, Mrs. i To meet Tuesday

in the word department on the Evans, Greencastle; and Phillip Wilma Handy, Greencastle and The alumnae Alpha Chi homefront really long for con- o. Evans, Coatesville; three Mr, jna Sinclair, Pasadena, O me g a will meet Tuesday versation with parents. daughters-in-law; two sons- Calif; five grandchildren and even i n 8 February 13, at 8 o‘A report in the "Christian in laW ' 11 grand children and 8 on* great granddaughter. She clock at the home of Mrs - Thad

Dear Heloise: j if I want to convince my wif« For almost five years it has of the right way to do a task,

old today, Feb. 9th.

Card of thanks

ROUTT - We wish to thank

man most responsible is Ravi Shankar, the sitar virtuoso.

Shankar is to the sitar what

, . Pablo Cassals is to the cello, our kind neighbors, friend.. «nd ^ ^

relatives for expression of

sympathy, lovely floral offer- The fact that the Beatles and ings and other courtesies exten- other hip groups have embraced ded at the passing of our de- Shankar and his music is as

voted wife and mother.

RUTH ROUTT

We also wish to thank Rev. James B as tain for his comforting message, the organist and the Whitaker Funeral Horn# for the tactful and un-

derstanding service.

much a mystery to him as the

Merrelee Sue Moore, 10 years of orie „ t ' is fl „ ding Herald” make, that point, add- Sr “' ^“‘d™" *• w,s waa preceded in death by one *>"«». « Parkwood Village. ita way into pop music, and the ing that the youngsters keep ££ J^hera, Omer Td '** "**“"* ****

h- - - - x°sa Bu,g ' P r ^

sons. ! Zeiner - j funeral services will be heldj there ^ be a meeting, joint-

Funeral services whll be he’d Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Whita-

r unerai wui uc nc u ounuay at o p.m. at tne w nita- jy sponsored by the NAACP

In ‘‘How to Talk to a Teen- Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at the j ker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. 1 an( ^ tbe League of Women Ager—Maybe.” youngsters gave Rector Funeral Home. Rev. Rev. John MacKinnon will offic- voters. The topic for the meetthe following reasons f o r George Pyke and Rev. John i a te. Interment will be in the i ng will be “Crises in the avoiding conversations in depth McFarland will officiate. Inter- cioverdale Cemetery. I cities,” and a panel of Dewith adults: ment Will be in the Fillmore Friends may call at the fun- Pauw students, Ed Bennett,

— The youngsters have Cemetery. eral home in cioverdale after learned their confidences are Friends may call at the fu- 7 o'clock today.

Indian rope trick. He is giatefut no j. res p ec t e< i Their parents tell neral home. j

for the publicity but makes it each other or 0 t ber relatives, clear that he is a musician, not wba ^ bas been revealed in pria sideshow. vate, or make jokes, or discuss "It takes as long to master their opinions with outside the sitar as it does the violin.” | friends. Child reacts by clam-

said Shankar during a stop in min £ U P- - I Mrs. Helen McIntyre, 74, 417 Hollywood for W’est Coast con- 1 -Parents do not accept their' David Chester Logan, Infant N Park street, Indianapolis, James Routt, Mr. and Mrs. certs. “The sitar is a very com- childrens feelings as real, but ! son of Elbert and Diana Me- awa y Thursdav at Ge-

! attempt to change their moods *;ullough Logan, died at tha

been a struggle to look nice and be pleasant at the end of a long day. But I finally found the solution, so would like to share it with other wives You know, only convention makes us want to put curlers in our hair at night (and they’re horrible to sleep on) and do everything in one day. Why? So we can impress the neighborhood coffee-klatch and end up looking and being bedraggled for our husbands by the time they come home? Last month I tried throwingconvention out my window. Now, I get up just a little earlier every morning and roll my hair while having my first cup of coffee. I’m usually through by the time the children get up. My hair is up and

I simply say: “I read it in Heloise.” That clinches ANY argument! Myron Patterson • • • • Dear Heloise: Here’s an easy way to maka those bathroom shag rugs look new again. After washing the rug, take a clean wire dog brush (any stiff pet brush will do)—and brush it vigorously. This rids tne rug of matting and tangles, and leaves it silkly soft. This method is also excellent for rejuvenating the fuzzy seat covers and tank covers that ara so popular now. Carol Turner • • * * It’s best to do this just before it’s complete!}' dry. If you have a dryer, put it back in fer another 10 minutes and

out of the way while I feed and watch ’er fluff up.

Services pending ^ e ^ en M c l n ty re

for infant boy funCral Mon(,a y Six cents postage

Roger Galvin, Jim Johnson, and Robert Kurtz will discuss the question. Tie moderator will be Kathy Newton. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Estol Brown and Mr. and Mrs. plicated instrument.

James Routt and family.

hospital Thursday

Putnam Court Notes

Lutla Gay Hodges vs. Paul ment lts s P ecial 80und ‘

▼ores.

Eitel’s

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neral hospital, in Indianapolis. She was born September 5, 1893, the daughter of James and Matilda Bowers Riley. She is survived by; one

without sitting down and trying | Rushville

It has 19 strings in all. six of to find out exactly what bothers evening,

which are played, and the other them.

13 resonate, giving the instru- j ^ Parents substitute advice He is survived b - v 1x15 Parents;

and orders for real conversa- one fcrother ’ his

Thomas Hodges, suit for di-j Shankar, a Hindu, was dress- tion. dodgingtheissue when ItLo^Grrenca^andMairice

, , . comes to telling their children

ed m traditional Indian garb. „ . , , aid Leona McCullough, Reels-

— — v. what they really think about ... . . . . 6 ’ .

He is a short man who speaks tf Vi ville; his paternal great-grand- —, ..... „„ English meticulously ajid with 811 ^ ** pe 0 ea mother Jesse Logan, Green-! Monday at 11:00 o'clock at the

a British accent. His dark, pene- yn * on . ^^‘ons, politics,

trating eves miss nothing. Still or

he cannot fathom the recent -Parent, talk pompously, or surge of popularity for things to ° knowinsrly ’ ® tressin * only Indian among young Americans. what ^ think without listen *

| ing to the youngster’s ideas.

Postage for all valentines one ounce or lighter is six cents. Greencastle Postmaster C. T. Albin reminded mailers today.

The first-class postage rate will provide jet flight service for valentines destined to service-

daughter, Mrs. Ivan Jones, Clo-1 men in Vietnam and other oververdale, and one sister, Mrs.; seas locations as well as airlift Mars* King, Cincinnati, Ohio. treatment for most domestic Funeral services will be held 1 addresses more than 250 miles

from the mailing point.

castle; and the maternal great-: Whitaker Funeral Home in Clograndparents, Mr and Mrs. ^ verdale. Rev. James Bastain Verner Houck, Greencastle, and t will officiate. Interment will be

Mr and Mrs. Ross McCullough,

Phonix, Arizona.

talks! Funeral services will be an- ; nounced later by the Rector

Asked If the Maharashi Me- Youngster* find such

hesh Yogi was a factor, Shankar boring,

shrugged. —Parents pretend to be au-11 unerai Home. ’T don’t know,” he said. "The Wiorities on subjects about

guru ha. at least changed some which they really are ignorant, mind, about drugs. And that Is Th *y mak ® themselves good.” especially when parading their Shankar while not belittling ignorance in front of child’s

the guru who fascinates Mia friends.

Farrow appeared reluctant to —In the middle of a discus- j

Clay E. Smiley rites Saturday

in Cunot Cemetery. Calling hours at the Funeral Home in Cioverdale after 4:00

p.m. Sunday.

Legislation which went into effect January 7, eliminated the four-cent rate for greeting cards.

Wall Street Chatter

Meeting held by Belle Union club The Belle Union Craft Club met January 23 with Mrs. Venice Lawrence for an all day meeting and to organize a new club.

Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Venice Lawrence,

Elmer Ferrel, Mrs. Alfred

Funeral services for Clay E NEW YORK UPI — Paine,

give Maharishi unqualified #n- 9,on - parents lose patience. Smiley, 83, Judson, R.I., will Webber Jackson & Curtis exTrfh,, «.v „ r m, low , b : M ld 2 c *' p “ i ' r " overy ' rom '“’->..**.,1; e,,™

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score the movie. "Charly,” along Parents who have not lost the cemetery. Friends may call at mos t major averages and in- clearwaters ’ news re P orter - with reorganizing his Kinnara word battl » th «ir teen-; the funeral home. dices have retreated to signifi- Other business included bySchool of Indian Music. | agers, meanwhile, have certain J cant support levels.” laws, name of the club, drawing things in common. ; « • But. with no period of "con- of months to entertain and les-

I They are patient while trying ^ eolidation or a selling climax, eons, to catch a teen-ager’s attention. Milhgan. He was a farmer and ^ thjn t sh( , rt . term

County Hospital

Dismissed Thursday:

Geneva Dillion, Coatesville

John Leonard, Gosport

Mary Dressback. Rockville

John Elmore. Cioverdale Thomas Parker, Fillmore

Bonnie Tunks, Greencastle

Steven Deer, Greencastle

Louis Lawson, Greencastle

Births;

They win their Interest before lived most of hIs life in Parke attempting to start a conversa-1 County- where he was born. He

! tion.

was the son of Thomas N.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Kenneth Meek this month.

Establish relations

covery can be predicted. The market is on trial,” the firm Smiley and Mary Porter Smiley, j said ‘

He was married to Sylvia F. Goodbody A Co. observes

McClain on March 28. 1906. He that after the decline in the with Oyster Supper

Pages entertain

“•—=' ,=.•"■r r jtsr.'rxs Survivors include the widow, the S lam ° UI & rou P s - man y 13 last Tuesday evening in honor four daughters, Mrs. Marcenia SUea 816 ecomi ng increasing y members 0 f the Page family

the ambasador level. A Foreign I McCutchen, Judson. R.I., Mrs. 8 J 8 C ' V 1 ‘ * 6 ir " a who have birthdays in FebruMr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, j M i n i s t r y communique s a i d Eloyse Phipps of Rockville, Mrs. . ’ . . ^ ary. There are seven of them, deiex’iiio cHwi 'rvmvwricn. i -fr-' , j x !— easing in interest rates, better- r> 0 nf tvio o-T-niiw,

announced Thursday it had agreed to establish diplomatic relations with North Korea at

Reelsville, a girl, Thursday.

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South Yemen-, p re.ldent, | Evelyn Northeutt end Mr».;j Paul being one of the gro w . Qhatan A1 Shaabi, had accept-. Martha Jean Neier, both of t , , pickup „ Those present were Mr. and ed an invitation to visit Pvong- Crawfordsville; one son, Melvin . . ... ., , , r r ,. ^ .. . ,, , , • T 8 auto sales, and the virtual cer- Mrs. Glen Page, Mr. and Mrs.

1 ang and had asked North Smiley of Indianapolis and one

Korean President Kim Hsung to sister, Mrs. Della McClain.

visit. Aden.

flation.’

Friendly relations

RAWALPINDI UPI — Pakistan's information minister. K h w a j a Shahabuddin, sa-d Ihursday Pakistan attached j ■ treat importance” to ils

There are nineteen grandchil-

dren and nineteen great grand- The bears, on the other hand, children. “are holding some trump cards: frustration in the Pueblo Af-

fair, the threat of a new major expansion of the war in Asia,

bert Page and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Page, Mr. and Mrs. William Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hopkins, Mrs. Vela Page and Mrs. Eliza Page.

get the family off to school and work. Then I clean or do the ironing, etc. Here’s something else. I decided to stop my working day about time the small children take their naps. One thing about housework, It WILL wait until the next day. While the children nap, I get freshened up. When they wake up, I’m ready to dress them and go do my shopping or run errands. Or perhaps just do some little jobs until time for my husband to come home. Then we sit and talk awhile until time to fix dinner ( a form of communion most couples seem to forget as time goes on). My husband likes this schedule and willingly forgives me for not getting everything done in one day. He says he’s glad that old “harried housewife” left. While my schedule may not be appropriate for all wives, I thought it worth passing on. It might be food for thought so they can try to rearrange their daily work to make themselves and the whole family a little happier. So if you seem in a rut with your housework, why not try a change of schedule? “Got Smart” • • • • W r ell, bless you. You’re right . . there’s always tomorrow! I Far better to please a husband | than a neighbor. Y*our family is the most important thing and nothing will ever surpass it. Love, Heloise • * • • Dear Heloise: For those who don’t have a cutting board, which I haven't m my new home, here is what I did: I took a large metal top stove protector and covered it with heavy-duty aluminum foil. It j works great and lasts for a | long time without recovering. | Wipes clean real easy. Mrs. Charles Currier • • • • Lttler of Laughter Dear Heloise: I read your column daily and

As Carol says, “Looks and feels like new again ” Heloise • • • • Dear Heloise: A great gelatin dessert !s to dissolve lemon gelatin, then use cold lemonade in place of the second cup of cold water. I use the mixed concentrated kind. This is also delightful using orange gelatin and mixed concentrated orange juice. Know you will love It a* much as I do. Barbara

Bible Thought For Today Shew us thy mercy. O Lord, and grant us thy salvation— Psalm 85:7. The best of us are In need of God’s mercy and salvation.

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They had a very enjoyable

20 years ago

* and fiscal and balance-of-pay-! time and left at a late hour Dr. and Mrs. Russell Vermil- naents problems at home.” A hoping the February Pages lion and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn cautious attitude toward the would have many more happy iriendly relations with Com- H. Lyon returned home from market jg advised. j blrthdavs.

munist China. Speaking at a Miami, Florida,

vclcoming ceremony for a It was three above zero in

visiting Chinese song and dance Greencastle.

troupe. Shahabuddin said Sino- The Tiger Cubs nosed out Pakistani relations were built Shelbyville’s Golden Bears, the on “solid foundations.” 1947 state champs. 37 to 36.

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