The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 March 1968 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Friday, March 15, 1968
Mrs. Jeffries hosts club meeting
Personal and loeal
news items
ville March 8. furniture, china, old papers and ^VaKents Hospital n Indian- . » _ i_ »i^ _i j owri oil spoils. His room nuiriDOF is The president, Eileen Gowin de ^ ds , A1 ^ old SS451-A. He would appreciate opened the meeting by reading valuable things inherited from j rom his fr j j s the thought of the month. M:s | Washburn Chapter DAR will Arthella Higgins gave the de- must 156 careful of bu>mg an- Tuesday at 7 30 om at votions. tiqw* as they may be copies. JJf ValSe WU-
The roll call was answered by T h e hostess served delicious liams, 314 Arlington. The pro- S, i nd ^ , ■ Vlarch j r-u u showing antiques which mem- refreshme nts to nine members gram will be given by Mrs. 1 ? hu „ rch
bers bought. and three g UestSi Mrs. Don Jef- John Whitaker. She will review Some were 100 years old. One f er j es an< j her children, Allan the very informative and enter-
County & City Churches
building in Indiana a longer record of continuous service than the Putnamville Methodist Church building, 133 years?
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
110 S. College
Rev. Thomas E. Heinlein,
Pastor
Mrs. Fred Silander, Church
School Supt.
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 218 Bloomington "The Church of the Lutheran
Hour”
Hints from Heloise
By Heloise Cruse
DEAR HELOISE: The finest walnut
edge of the hem of a heavy skirt
furniture or dress, I can use rickrack
n*,, o k * D * | can be washed with soap and braid of a matching color.
Rev Robert F Anderson, Pastor Lrter, it the water used is net
If the skirt has a little flare
rieed to land from the govern- anc | Reta
ment. written on sheepskin, was
signed , by President Andrew The next meeting will be with
Jackson in 1835. Arthella Higgins.
The club collect was repeated
in unison.
10:45 a.m.—Morning Worship.
taTning J book' "'‘Just Us” Hoos- tJfT 5 '. <0 , r
iers .. The topic for the Third Sunday The Church World Service “ ^ is: “Journey Through
LEGALS
Notice To Taxpayers OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS
JlT.'i.tlO 154.50
Notice is hereby given the tax-j Joseph H. Ash 170.10
d^f Ma g rr? 8 to:Tto°3 pm‘ SSn"" at the Presbvtehan Chmch P ' ' lh ‘' f™ 0 " held immediately
The Moderne Swingers are after the service in the parlor
square dancing Saturday at the -A 30 P. ”-Ju"«>r High Youth
4-H Fairgrounds from 8 to 11 pu • r
session March is lots p.m. Herb Lambert, of George- t -' ^ P Christian Educa-i-egai Time, at tiie Court- T]1 ... , ’ 6 tion Committee meets with Mrs. in Greencastle, In.liaita to town. III., Will do the Calling. , . UzmKaraar
The first regular meeting of Molay M^rch lS the Mother of Twins Club will rV1 ? n l ay ' • Mar 5.V 18
Youth meeting 6:00 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, March 20: .. ivtv lvuucltr rtlluclMM1 r Bible Study and Prayer meet- Sunday, March iT ’ water.
mg 7:00 p.m. 9:30^Sunday School and Adult ^onSTor twice a vear a mild and the hem has fullness - which There is a welcome here. Bible Class. n r V ( ‘‘ d has to be gathered in. this is a come and see. 10:45-Morning Worship (with used with^ cfoth ^eH wimng wonderful wa y to contro1 u , oe '
Holy Communion). The Sermon out and rubbed over the surface 8 caus « V 011 can g au 8 e the dis ' for Oculi. the 3rd Sunday in ‘ a »ce from one point to another.
- * R,nse off soaD Just pick up the point of the
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH WIU11 ^ imiiav in Maxwell James Webb, Minis-1 Lent> a special day erf re^ent RinSe off SOap -
Thomas John Carpe, Asso- Ephesfa'S Wal^^OiTI C !?!^ r wiThout making
The furniture should then be
rickrack and sew it to the skirt.
COMMItfSIONKK* CI.\I>IS The Putnam County Board of
{Commissioners will meet in reg- > nlar session, March 18, IrtfiS at
! !* A.M
house in Greencastle,
consider the following claims:
Highway Payroll
Uosemary Davis
Klsie Fenwick
ciate Minister.
Jesse Smart, Church School
on i Supt.
9:30 a.m.—Church School. 10:30 a.m.—Worship and Communion. The minister will preach on “A Man With Convic-
tion.”
4:00 p.m.—Pastor's Class for
youth.
5:30 p.m.—Vespers wiht Dr.
of Light.’
The cleaning removes most smears and stickiness. Fresh p
he held Tuesday, March 19. at i .‘ : 2? P“ * h t>rld ,. s ? w ; the Public Sendee Building. p U 1 the d,mng
Rniicrt' Holier"'.. '.'.'ifin'.iis I Bring pictures of your twins for n m w. .■ , ,, T „ r>ean Branham KiMn scra pbook. All mothers of twins ,. 2 J )0 P.m--Meetmg Of the InThomas \v. Brothers ifis.in l dianapolis Presbytery. Woodson Buttery I are welcome to the meeting. p ^
Olyn Campbell lfift.00 » c. »• a-. .. I.' /"In m ■wlw.rtTl 147 4k <k<k
payers of Putnam County. Indiana that the proper legal officers of said county at their regular meeting place at ten o'clock on March 20, 1968, will consider the following additional appropria tions which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time.
HIGHWAY:
604 Equipment $10,000.00
CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Russell Twp COUNTY REVENUE:
Co. Agent:
James <\ Boiler
1K4.S5
Steven K. Campbell Fra:,k Coble Clemen Douglas . . . Ronald Dove Kiohard G. Grav . . William If. Griffin
1 SO.00 1 lifi.ft.*. 17H.15 1 44.00 SO. 85 DiO.ltO
Masonic* notice
Called meeting Cloverdale
: $15.00000 (WsurHapney 1 ”!".:.'.'i'j'.^o , Lodge 132, F. & A. M„ this | hearsal.
Helme speaking; Rev. Carpe,
liturgist.
6:16 p.m—DePauw Fellowship meets in the parlor. 6:15 p.m. Youth Fellowships
Thursday, March 21 meet.
1:30 p.m.-Women's Associa-, 7:30 p.m.-Inquirer’s Class for tion Meeting. Mrs. Kenneth adults, meets in the parlor.
Eitel Chairman Tuesday
3:30 p.m. - Junior Choir Re- 7:00 a.m.-Staff meeting.
T’- waxing can follow. ^ Thic ic mnet hpnj
dren
A special offering of food,
clothing, and blankets will be -phis ^ most beneficial in rereceiyed for the benefit of St. storing the luster of antique fur-
Peter s Lutheran Church, In- niture
dianapolis. Members of Peace; Rere j s a cleaning formula
congiegation are to make (bat also works:
this a sacrificial offering so that
PhuI Has.sler
835.00 ; • ,an,, ‘ s l A«ve 174.25
602 Equipment $ PARK AND RECREATION
101 Sal Bd. members $ 1.500.00 201 Comm. & Transp. $ 75.00 211 Office Supplies $ 25 00
COUNTY HOME:
106 Salary of
Attendants $ 750.00 205 Repair $ 1.000 00 401 Insurance $ 270.00
TOTAL COUNTY
REVENUE $ 4,455.001 Harold Goodman TOTAL OF ALL Robert L. Gurnev ADDITIONALS $29,435 00 Vernie Larkin .. Taxpayers appearing at such Richard U Snider meeting shall have a right to be I Roy Weller
i59.uo | evening at 7:30. Work in F. C.
Jesse McGuire
Woodrow W. Poynter George Talbott Julain Petro Thompson Allen Noble Austin William F. Ball Everett Cornett Jackie Lee Eyler .... flassel Gooch
IKii.On 1 fin.no 1 611.0ft 50.00 152.00 1 64.00 140.60 152.00 149.15 136.80 17.2.011 152.00 149.15 121.60 152.00
Degree. Visitors welcome.
Paul E. Dean. W.M.
7:00 p.m. — Senior Choir Re-
hearsal.
Thursday
3:20 p.m.—Weekday Christian Education classes. 6:30 p.m. — Mother- and-
others may share our blessings. Wednesday. March 20 3:45—Confirmation II 7:00—The 4th in our series of special mid-week Lenten services. Our meditation this week will be based on the Fourth Word of Suffering of our Lord from the cross. 8:00—Adult Information Class. Thursday, March 21 3:30—Confirmation I 7:00—Sunday School Teachers
meeting.
T 429 Anderson Street 111 memory The members of this church . , . , . i extend a cordial welcome to all In loving memory of Agnes visitors. You are invited to atEva Howald, who passed away tend Sunday services at 11:00 March 14, 1907 j a.m. and to bring your children God saw you getting weary. to the Sunday School at 9:30 He did what he thought best, , a m Wednesday evening meet-
First Church of Christ. Scientist DaU ^ hetr ban ^ et .
8:00 p.m.—Chancel Choir re-
hearsal.
First Christian extends a cor-
llkV^l441A £314044 440 V«. I VII V > » T* I I f* I I i> _ . 1 TT . 1 • J 1 — • . . -w-w-. — — J
heard thereon. The additional ap-1 foe Spencer 208.25 i ™ P u ^ arms around you, j n g s w hj c h include testimonies
propnations as finally made will .attest: Dear °
O, And whispered
ers. which Board will hold a fur- I - I Rest
ther hearing within fifteen days;™.- iMr»T4M4 at the County Auditor's office of! STATE OF INDIANA
dial welcome to visitors dents and newcomers in the
community.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Stanley D. Nicol, Pastor. Meeting temporarily in t
ST. ANDREW S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 520 East Seminary Street The Rev. Gordon Chastain,
Rector
stu* | March 17, 1968—.3rd Sunday in
10:00 a m —Holy Communion; shower y a Ps!
Church School and nursery dur-
ing service.
said County, at such hearing tax- f - r , lrM T, v payers objecting to any of such ' UL ^ 1Y
additional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will
be held.
ESTON C. COOPER. PUTNAM COUNTY AUDITOR Mar. 8-15-2t
THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated "It Wave* For All” Business Phenes: OL 3-515) — OL 3-5152 Elizabeth Rariden Estate, Publisher Norma L. Hill, Assistant Publisher Published every evening except Sunday and holidays at 24-26 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, Indiana, 46135. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 7, 187S United Press International lease wire service; Member Inland Daily Press Association; Hoosier State Press Asteciation.
PUTNAM
IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT
FEBRUARY 29. 1968 Re: Guardianship of Flossie Ellen Cummings,
An incompetent
Clarence Cleon Cummings.
Guardian No. GDN 67-22
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an order of the
The Golden Gate stood open Just one year ago today, With Good-bye left unspoken You gently passed away. Sadly missed by husband,
Charles Howald; daughter, Amelia Hanson; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel McCullough; Rev. Oral McCullough; S i e b e r t McCul-
of Christian Science healing are
Come and a i so held each week at 7:30 Greencastle Junior High School,
p m. no South Spring.
A Reading Room and free 9:30 am. Sunday Church lending library, located in the j School, George Murphey, Suchurch building, are open to the j perintendent. There are classes
public Wednesday afternoon i for all age groups,
from 2:00 until 4:00. For those 10:30 a.m. Morning worship, at home a radio program may The morning message will be
be heard every Sunday morning at 9:45 over WIBC, 1070 kc.
Put one teaspoon of olive oil and one teaspon of turpentine in a quarter of warm water. Swish a cloth in this mixture. Press out excess moisture from the cloth and rub down the furniture. Follow by drying with
another cloth.
Fresh wax can be applied la-
ter.
In all cases, overwaxing of fine walnut furniture should be avoided. Waxing once or twice a year is often enough. EILEEN SHARPE Amer. Walnut Mfg. Association
LETTER OF LAUGHTER
DEAR HELOISE:
Whey don’t they pre-shrink the fringe on round tablecloths? After washing, my two now look
Putnam Circuit Court the under- i r-,,,:!,, signed. Guardian of the estate of J ram liy.
A Servant’s Duty” based on the scripture text: Luke 17:7-10. The nursery is open through-
_! . i/r - Air j r> j j I ‘Substance is the subject of Hie nuiaciy is ums:ii uuuukii- - J - ®.. ’ r,s - AKred Rader ar >d ting week - s Lesson-Sermon to be out the morning for the teach-
Fiorence Eiien Cummings an in- 1 ^ y ' f Christian Science ing and care of toddlers through
competent, will offer for sale on Churches Sunday. ?^io rday 7 t . the ^ 30th day of March | o* *1 J The Golden Text is from Mat1968. at the hour of 1:00 p.m and rSirthflrlV Hv “tr r„;H, from day to day thereafter until] ithew. If ye have fa th
sold at private sale for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate, real estate of said
ward located in Putnam County, Indiana, and described as follows: Lot Number Five (5) in Long’s Addition to the Town of Clover-
dale, Indiana.
Said sale will be made subject
to the approval of said Court for I .0111*1 liotofi Cash and subject to the taxes for 1 1IUIA O
1967. due and payable in 1968 Terms: CASH, at the Community Biulding. Cloverdale, Indiana, on Saturday. March 30, 1968, at 1
p.m.
Attorneys, Hughes & Hughes. Clarence Cleon Cummings. ,
Guardian March l-8-15-3t I estate.
thew: “If ye have fa’th as a
Karen McMains daughter of 8 rain of mustard seed > >' e sha11 r and Mrs Sra Kains say unto this mountain. Remove
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra McMains, 16 years old Thursday, March
14.
hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall
be impossible unto you.
State of Indiana vs. Chevrolet Realty, Inc., First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company, complaint for appropriation of real
age three
5:30 p.m. Junior High Group meets in the basement of the Presbyterian Church. 7:00 p.m. Evening service.
Wednesday
7:00 p.m. Bible study. Room
208.
7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal in HANNA ST. BAPTIST CHURCH the band room. 501 E. Hanna St. You are invited to attend Paul M. Robinson, Pastor. these and all meetings of First David Clark, S.S. Supt. Baptist Church. Bible School 9:30 a m.
11:00 a.m.—Coffee Hour. March 19. Tuesday 7:00 a m.—Holy Communion. 7:00 p.m. — Inquirer’s Class: Topic—the Sacraments. March 21, Thursday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. — Quiet Day beginning with Holy Communion. The rector will be the leader of this quiet day which will be a series of meditations interspersed with periods of quiet relaxation Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch. If you cannot stay for the entire day. come when you can for as long as you can. 6:30 p.m.—Holy Communion. All are welcome at St. Andrew’s.
DEAR HELOISE:
I have to take my lunch every day as I'm a construction engineer and there's no place to buy it. Anyone who carries their own lunch might like to try my
method for a change.
There are several varieties of junior and baby food meats on the market today, and I use 'em to make my own delicious sandwiches. I take a jar or two in my lunch pail and open them a: work. Then spread it on my bread, add pickles, lettuce and
tomatoes.
They are inexpensive and extremely convenient because the jar doesn’t have to be kept cool to avoid spoilage. Fruits vegetables can be carried too.
Irons beautifully, too. MRS. T. L. C. * • 4 DEAR HELOISE: My hint is to use nylon kite string for mending Venetian blinds when the threads have broken. It takes only one strand to hold the slate in place on the tape and it never breaks while cleaning or waxing later, sure saves. MRS. L. ELLIS
DEAR HELOISE: I am a bachelor dog lover. I have a dog which goes with me in the car most of the time. He has ruined the inside enamel on the doors of my last two cars by standing in the seat with his paws on the window frame. I had a neighbor who told me that I should buy a baby car seat that fit over the back of the seat and put some thick cloth over the leg openings. The dog would eventually learn to sit in the baby seat so that he can look out of the window. It's true, he did and does. Within o ne week my dog learned to jump in his seat and sit quietly while we were driving. It makes driving safer as I don’t have to watch for my dog to jump out of the window or get in my way. DOG’OWNEU
Morning worship service 10:30 a.m.
Be A Wise Old Owl
use
the
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c A L L
PUTNAMVILLE METHODIST CHURCH 10:00 Church School. Robert Harlan. Supt. 11:15 Worship service. Rev. James E. Bastain, Pastor. School of Missions. The Cloverdale and Putnamville congregations will combine in a School of Missions each Sunday evening in April at 6:00 Has any Protestant church
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 1227 S. Bloomington. Gene Quick. Pastor. Homer Warman, Bible School Superintendent. 9:30 a m. Bible School with classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m. Morning worship. 6:00 o m. Youth Fellowship. 7:00 p.m. Glad Gospel Hour. Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Youth Choir practice. 6:00 p.m. Church Visitation. 7:00 p.m. Hour of Power. Glimpses of Grace over WXTA-FM at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. A warm welcome awaits you at Grace Baptist Church.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION , In the Putnam Circuit Court,
and Estate No. 68-19
Notice is hereby Riven that
.. . , Wilson H. Wheeler was on the If you don t want pears or j 27th day of February. 1968 appeaches one day—just don't pointed Executor of the will of mu m i Sarah Florence Campbell, deceas-
open em. They’ll keep. j e d All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims
will be forever barred.
Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 2th day of Feburary. 1968 Ennis E Masten, Clerk of the
Putnam Circuit Court.
sewing seam tape at the bottom 1 Roy”C Cy Sutherlin March 1-8-15-3t
Sure is a change. Many of my co-workers now use my idea and one guy asked that I write to you so it could be passed on.
MR. W. W. M.
* * *
DEAR HELOISE:
I have found that instead of
Try and Stop Me
-By BENNETT CERF-
XA their respective wives were taking a health cure ir Arizona. Before ordering dinner, they had a few martinis at the bar, followed by several additional rounds. At 8:30 p.m. one of the grads allowed as how it was time to think of solid food—whereupon he fished the olive out of his eighth martini and ate it. His friend applauded the performance, then boomed, “That calls for an after-dinner drink!” • • * A newly ordained minister in Philadelphia, performing his very first wedding ceremony, was considerably more nervous and discombobulated than the young couple he was uniting. He mumbled his way through the service, however, then patted the bridegroom on the shoulder, and stammered, “Well, that's that! Now go and sin no more!”
“PARSIFAL”
INDIANA UNIVERSITY OPERA THEATER'S 20th Annual Production of Wagner's Religious Opera (Only Performance Sung In English In U.S.) SUNDAY, MARCH 31 I.U. AUDITORIUM Begins 4 p.m., with Supper Intermission 5:45 p.m.. Production Resumes 7:30 p.m. All Scats Reserved $1.50, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. and $4.00 Tickets at I.U. Auditorium Box Office Phone .737-1103
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trade-in on recent new color
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