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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, May 1, 1968

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I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.—Revelation 1:8. God is the source of life, the present sustainer of life, and the One in whom the future finds fulfillment. Rosalie Allen club hostess The Thursday Club met April 4 with Mrs. Rosalie Allen. Thirteen members were present. After a very lovely dinner the meeting was called to order by the president, Vietta Larkin, with the members singing the club song in unison led by all repeating the “Lord’s Prayer”. Roll call was answered by the exchange of a small gift. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and they were approved. The treasurer and flower fund chairman gave their reports respectively. It was reported that a flower from the club was sent to Alma Grimes, one of our members who is sick. A get-well card was also sent to Alma. After the business meeting the club was turned over to the hostess and games were played. Belle McQueen won the lucky napkin prize. The next meeting will be with Gertrude Ziegelman May 2 with roll call being flower exchange. Meetings Thursday The afternoon session of the Presbyterian women will meet Thursday morning this month at 9:30 at 709 E. Walnut Street. The hostess is Mrs. Harvey Treible, and her assistant is Mrs. Jean Holley. Please note the change in time. The evening session of Presbyterian Women will meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Faye Cox. Her assistant hostess is Mrs. Marge Todd.

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Illinois visitors Mrs. Keith Lyon accompanied her two children, Robert and Ann to Evanston, Illinois, where they visited the past weekend. Guest of mother Mrs. Marcia Hamilton Fiorillo was the weekend guest of her mother, Mrs. E.C. Hamilton. NFO Meeting NFO monthly meeting will be held Thursday May 2, at 8:00 p.m. in the Greencastle Court House. Meets May 2 The Thursday Reading Club will meet May 2 at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Edna Crump. Roll call will be a verse about “Mother”. W.W.L Barracks W.W.L Barracks #114 and Auxiliary will meet Friday, May 3rd, at 6:30 p.m. at American Legion, Usual pitch-in dinner. Will meet Thursday The Evening Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 8:00 p.m. May 2 with Mrs. Walter Cox, 7 Bloomington St. Delta Kappa Gamma The Delta Kappa Gamma Society will meet at 11:15 a.m. on Saturday, May 4, at Charterhouse for a salad bar luncheon. This meeting is the annual observance which is held to honor the Founders of the Society. Mrs. Thelma Hardman is chairman in charge of arrangements. Arrested today Francis Feivers, 42, city, was arrested on West Franklin Street at 1:16 this morning and charged with public intoxication by Officer Alva Hubble. Meeting postponed The Busy Bee Club meeting has been cancelled until Thursday, May 23. Hospital patient Steven Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Becker, is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital.

Pfc. Stanley T. Mayo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mayo, Clover dale, Route 2, has successfully completed 8 weeks of basic training at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He was then transferred to Fort Huachhuca, Arizona, where he graduated as Squadron Leader after 2 weeks of Leadership Training School. He then completed 4 weeks of Light Vehicle Drivers Course also at Fort Huachuca. He left for Vietnam on April 24 and will be stationed at Da Nong.

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Dismissed Tuesday: Michael Cline, Danville Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter, Cloverdale Loren Gray, Cloverdale Rebecca McCann, Fort Wayne Mary Ledgerwood, Spencer Ollie Sutherlin, Fillmore Loven Travelsted, Clayton Delcia Tincher, Greencastle Hazel Wallace, Greencastle Gregory Richards, Greencastle Mary Joan Campbell, Greencastle Herbert Allee, Greencastle Laura Spurlock, Greencastle Bessie Ashworth, Greencastle

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Birthday Denise Kay Saunders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saunders, Route 4 Greencastle, 9 years today, May 1st. Masonic Notice Stated meeting Morton Lodge 469 F. & A.M. Friday at 7:30 p.m. . Everett Hazlett, W.M. Alumni banquet Anyone planning to attend the Fillmore Alumni Banquet, Sat. May 4, 7:30 p.m., that didn’t receive a reservation card or have not returned it, please call 246-6497 or 386-2662.

Funeral notices

Gerald Fuller Funeral services for Gerald Fuller, Crawfordsville, husband of Mrs. Charlotte Fuller, will be held Thursday at 3:30p.m. at the Hunt Funeral Home in Crawfordsville. Mr. Fuller died suddenly Monday evening at his home 603 Sherwood Drive. He is survived by; his widow, Charlotte, two sons and two stepsons, and other relatives. Lowell Heacock Lowell Heacock, 75, of Winslow, passed away during the night April 29. He was the father of Richard Heacock, R.R. 1 Fillmore. Mrs. Heacock is the for-, mer Brenda Brackney of Greencastle. Services are pending at the Curtis Funeral Home in Winslow. Walter F. Sheffler Walter F. Sheffler, 64, Sullivan, Route 5, passed away Monday noon. He was the father of John W. Sheffler, principal of the Bainbridge Elementary School. Services were held this afternoon at the Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger.

Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Reece Meador, 7535 Southeastern Avenue, Indianapolis, today announced the engagement of their daughter Paula Kay to Roger Louis Sutherlin. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherlin of Greencastle. Miss Meador is a graduate of the Indianapolis School bf Practical Nursing. The prospective groom attended Harding College at Searcy, Arkansas. A summer wedding is planned in the Fountain Square Church of Christ at Indianapolis. Book Acquired NEW YORK (UPD—Arthur Weiss’ first novel, “O’Kelly’s Eclipse,” has been acquired by MGM for a major film in the Tom Jones tradition. “O’Kelly’s Eclipse” documents the true story of Dennis O’Kelly’s discovery of Eclipse, wonder horse of the 18th Century and one of the three foundation sires of modern thoroughbreds.

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Hey! Hey I forget the diet for today and see what I found. Have you any berries left in the freezer? What’s better than a raspberry or black berry pie out of season? Come to think of it what’s better than a berry pie in season? Pennsylvania Dutch Raspberry Pie 1 9 inch pie shell (unbaked) 1 c. milk 4 tablespoons flour 1/8 lb. butter pinch salt 1 1/2 c. granulated sugar 1 pt. black raspberries or blackberries. * * * The first Kentucky Derby was held on May 17, 1875. * * * Greenwich time gets its name from the Royal Observatory of Greenwich, England, which stands on the first meridian.

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DEAR HELOISE: Many of my neighbors complain about picking up the threads and fine ravels off the floor when sewing, especially when patching. I have learned to sew in my kitchen and just sweep up all of those little meanies. Much easier than getting them off the carpet. Besides, the day I sew is when I do lots of cooking. I’m usually sitting right near the stove and it’s convenient to watch the food. And this way I don't burn anything! Sally Murcheson * * * Dear Sally: I think you’ve got a great idea, honey pie. But those who have cabinet sewing machines that cannot be moved to the kitchen, might like to try my method: I take a sheet from my laundry hamper and place it on the floor before I ever start sewing and cutting. Then all I have to do is take the sheet outdoors and shake all of those little threads off when finished! Then dump the sheet back in the hamper. A plastic shower curtain Is even better if you happen to have an old one around. If not, you can buy heavy pieces of plastic at practically any store now for less than 50 cents. You arc really not wasting your 50 cents because you’ll find you can use this for many, many things thereafter. Helolse * * * DEAR HELOISE: A facial sauna is very beneficial for dry skin or just to keep a fresh, young-looking skin. If you don’t have a sauna, try my way. Run hot water in your bathroom basin. Then with a large towel make a tent over your head, bend over the steaming water for a few minutes and you get nearly the same effect. I wear a shower cap to preserve my hairdo. Just Another Mother * * * DEAR HELOISE: When doing over my bathroom this year, I got a new fur-like lid cover. I put a piece of clear plastic over the lid cover and tucked it in all around to protect it from soil. I can still see the color and flowers through the plastic. It really

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