The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 August 1968 — Page 2

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, August 28, 1968

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Be strong and of good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed; for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goest.-Joshua 1:9. Let us never despair nor forget in time of trouble or anxiety that God is with us.

Personal and Local

Mrs. Sue Harpool and family of Russellville visited Thursday evening with Mrs. Charles Garrell and sons. Mrs. Charles Garrell and sons spent Monday in Indianapolis on business.

HHH pumping for first ballot victory votes

By RAYMOND LAHR CHICAGO (UPI>-Hubert H. Humphrey, running well ahead but running like he was scared anyway, told cheering Democratic delegates Tuesday that he offered the nation “the politics of hope." Humphrey plumped for votes ,to cinch the Democratic pres'idential nomination on the first ballot Wednesday in a raucous appearance before a joint caucus of delegates from Arizona, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana and Wyoming. The vice president chief rival, Eugene J. McCarthy, meanwhile received a setback from a Harris public opinion poll. The Louis Harris survey, taken after Richard M. Nixon won the GOP presidential nomination and after the Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia, showed Nixon beating either Humphrey, McCarthy or President Johnson by a six-point margin.

County Hospital Releases Jennifer Ensor, Greencastle; Jane Hughes, Greencastle; John Bomei, Danville; Flora Lennor, Greencastle; IsaShumaker, Mart, insville; Gifford Black, Greencastle; Mrs. James Emberton and baby boy, Greencastle; Mary Perkins, Roachdale; Bertha Waggoner, Spencer; Mrs. Gerald McClure, and baby girl, Cloverdale; Hiram Callender, Greencastle; Linda Owen, Fillmore. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clifford of rural route 1 Coatesville Monday, Aug.

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Mr. Omar Beck attended the Beck family reunion on Sunday held at the city park in Lebanon. There were over 80 people attending and two families from Florida and North Carolina attended. The August meeting of the Put. nam County Nurses organization is cancelled. There will be a regular meeting in September. The Reverend Russell Shive presented a plaque to Grace Baptist Church last Wednesday at the mid. week service. The plaque reads "This Church is in Fellowship with the Conservative Baptist Association of America". Mr. Shive is General Director of Conservative Baptist Association of America. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrell and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garrell of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCloud of near North Salem. The birthdays of Earl Garrell and Kenny Garrell were celebrated. Mrs. Charles Garrell and sons visited Miss Blanche Spencer, Mrs. Grace Whitted, Mrs. Robert Nicholson and Mrs. Don Barton and family in Russellville one evening last week. Special services The First Pentecostal Church of Greencastle, located at 809 North Madison, is having special services, August 28 to September 1 with Glenn Craig doing the preaching and singing. Everyone is welcome. Storm reunion The annual reunion of the Storm family will be held on Sept. 1, 1968 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storm, 8 miles East of Greencastle. The Storm’s are the descendants of Peter Storm who came to America in 1745, probably to escape enforced service in the "Grenadiers" of Fredrick the Great of the Hohenzollern family rulers of Germany. More recently this Storm reunion has been of the families since Isaac Storm who came to Putnam County and Marion Township in about the year 1830. Card of thanks I sincerely wish to thank and extend my appreciation to my many friends, relatives and neighbors for their cards, letters flowers, visits and good wishes during my illness. I also want to extend my appreciation to Dr. Johnson, Dr. Steele, Hopkins Walton Ambulance and the hospital staff for their services and care during my stay at the hospital. I would like to than the Rev. Jones for his visits and concern. Cecil H. Brown

FUNERAL NOTICES

Roy C. Evans Roy C. Evans, formerly of Cloverdale, died August 16, in Florida. Mr. Evans was married to Frances (Fannie) Horne, also of Cloverdale and worked for the Daily Banner. After leaving this community, they published the Mayfield, (Ky.) Messenger for several years. Mr. Evans is survived by his wife and three children, Robert, Joseph, and Frances and several grandchildren. Ruth Timmons Services for Mrs. Ruth Timmons, 83, formerly of Greencastle, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home in Greencastle. She died Tuesday at the Kennedy Memorial Christian Home in Martinsville. She had been a milliner for several years and was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Greencastle and a member of the Delta Theta Tau sorority and Washburn Chapter of D.A.R. She also served on the Orphans Home Board and the city Board of Health in Martinsville. Survivors include, FredSnively a nephew and Josephine Grays of Rockville and Willa Marie Morrison of Nineveh both nieces; cousins, Miss Grace Woody, Mrs. Berly Neal both of Martinsville and Katheryn Graves of Franklin. Burial will be at Rest Haven Cemetery Edinburg. Friends may call the funeral home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Florida picnic The annual Florida Picnic will be held Labor Day, Sept. 2 at Robe-Ann Park, Shelter house number 1 at 12 noon. All Indiana People who spend their winters in Florida are welcome to attend. Bring well-filled baskets and enjoy yourselves and meet old and new friends. Card of thanks We wish to thank all our friends, relatives, and neighbors for their kindness and consideration at the passing of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Lewis. We wish to thank the Eventide Rest Home and especially all the dear girls who have worked there during the last seven years and those who did all they could to make her last days a little more comfortable. We also wish to thank all those who sent flowers and cards; Mrs. Hazel Williams, the organist; Miss Jacque Schafer, the singer; the pallbearers, and the Whitaker Funeral Home for its kind and efficient services. Finally we appreciate the Rev. John Berry of Evansville who came so far to be with us. The Family, Children Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren

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DEAR HELOISE: I frequently give my children applesauce, gelatin, cottage cheese or canned fruit with their meals. As these foods nearly always "run”, I put it in individual paper cupcake liners and place one on each child's plate. Sure saves a messy plate as w’ell as extra dishes. Lillian D’angelo * * * A cute idea, Lillian. It also perks up the child's interest by adding eye appeal to the plate, which is so important when serving little folks. If you’ve a dishwasher and don't mind the extra dishes, those little pyrcx custard cups are equally good for this. Makes whatever’s inside sorta special, doesn’t it ? And no one is fussing about their food running together either! Hcloise * * * DEAR HELOISE: You are a friend indeed . . . When I was a working mother your hints saved my life many times. Now I save your hints to pass on to other working mothers. Mrs. Bearman * * * DEAR HELOISE: Make ice cream sandwiches wuth your favorite cake-type brownie recipe. Cut the brownie squares in half, place slices of ice cream in between and freeze. Absolutely mouth-watering! Laura Brand * * * DEAR HELOISE: Through the years I’ve helped many charities. As I support myself and two children w'ho are now in college, I have no money for these charities. Instead, I send them old nylons, used postage stamps, used Christmas cards, leftover new material and yarn from my sewing and knitting projects, and my miscellaneous trading stamps of small quantities where I d never collect enough for my own use. What I send may seem meaningless, but when it's

added to other donations, someone in need can make good use of it. My cash outlay on these things is the cost of postage, which is minor. Virginya Phillips * * * DEAR HELOISE: I’ve just now discovered something . . . Contesting is one of my hobbies. So many cold diink contests ask you to send the cork liners out of their bottle caps. I was trying to get the liners out and tearing them all up until I hit on the idea of putting my iron on top of the bottle lids and letting it sit awhile. That loosens the glue and makes them much easier to remove. Just hold the cap with a cloth so you won’t burn your hands. Mrs. H. H. Vinson * * * The hot iron will loosen the glue, but It does take awhile. If you grab the bottle eap with your kitehen tongs and hold a cigarette lighter under it for ten or fifteen seconds, the eork lining will come out all in one piece. Just don't burn your “pinkies” and I hope you win. Heloise * * * DEAR HELOISE: Through just plain carelessness. I sprayed my wig i on its foam head block) with wig cleaner, making a bad stain on the foam. I now' have slipped a plastic bag over the block and tied it tightly around the neck with a stout stiing. Now' I have something to grasp while I'm spraying it and I don’t worry about messing up the foam block. Two Heads * * * DEAR HELOISE: When washing dishes or working at the stove on food that requires constant stirring, I do these chores with my knees resting on a padded kitchen chair. Not only saves tired tootsies but I find this very relaxing and still get the job done! Mary Cohen

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