The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 October 1968 — Page 3

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Friday, October 25, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Eleanore Cammack attends conference

Miss Eleanore Cammack, Archivist of the Archives of DePauw University and Indiana Bible Thought |

First be reconciled to thy brother, and then come and offer thy gift.- Matthew 5:24. Jesus stressed the treatment of our fellow men, “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” (Matthew 25:40)

Methodism, recently attended two conferences which had value for an archivist. The Society of American Archivists held its annual meeting in Ottawa, Ont., Canada. Miss Cammack attended sessions on university and church archives, as well as on the “Publication of Archival and Manuscript Materials” and “Automation and the Archivist”. A post-convention tour was made to Upper Canada Village, near Morrisburg, Ontario. The village, although smaller, was

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in some ways comparable with Williamsburg, Va. The other conference was the fourth biennial meeting of the Lutheran Historical Conference, held at the new seven million dollar building of the Lutheran School of Theology, in Chicago. This session lasted three days. A number of papers were read and many problems of theological librarians, archivists and historians were discussed. The group, by sight-seeing bus, toured interesting points in the city, visiting en route the Chicago Historical Society and the photoduplication department of the University of Chicago. In memoriam In memory of Clyde Frazier who passed away 3 years ago Oct. 25th. Three years ago at morning, He quietly slipped away. Into a bright tomorrow, Of God eternal day. The Family

Fillmore Church to hold Family Night The Filllmore United Methodist Church will have its monthly Family Night, Sunday, Oct. 27. Beginning at 6:00 p.m. the families and friends of the church will bring covered dishes and have dinner as a group. At 7:00 p.m. the special part of the program begins. The guests will be Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and their children, Rick and Cindy. Mr. Wright is with the Bureau of Testing and Research at DePauw University. The Wrights have just returned from two years in Afghanistan, where Mr. Wright helped in developing Testing and Research in the colleges of that country. His work was under the auspices of the United States AID program. The program for the evening consists of slides of the country, the people, and their customs. The Wright family will wear native Afghan costumes. The program has been designed for all age groups.

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Hammond Trip Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Miller visited Mrs Miller's nephew in Hammond last weekend. Her nephew teaches German in Hammond High School. Visited Mrs. Harold Hockensmith visited her son and family Harry MaKenity at Des Moines. She had been there for the past 10 days. Skating Recreational skating will be at the high school Sat., Oct. 26, 7 until 9 p.m. Birthday Carl Douglas Berry 9 yrs. Saturday Oct. 26th son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Berry Kendallville, Indiana and Grandson of Mrs. Opal Newgent So., Locust St. Greencastle, Indiana. Mason Family night for all Master Masons and families, widows of master masons and members of t h e Eastern Star will be at Cloverdale Lodge Hall, Saturday Oct. 26th. Supper will be at 6 p.m.

DR. J. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRIST 301 E. Washington St.

Boston Club The Boston Club will meet Monday 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Staten Owens. Mrs. John Poor will be in charge of the program. Turkey Shoot There will be a turkey and ham shoot, trap, skeet, and still board targets, Oct. 27th., at the State Farm Gun Club.

Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elmore would like to announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Marie Elmore to George Wesley Hipps, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hipps of Cloverdale. Joyce is a 1968 graduate of Fillmore School and is now employed at Public Service. George is a 1963 graduate of Cloverdale School and is now employed at Allison. A winter wedding is being planned.

PUTNAM COUNTY DEMOCRAT TEAM

FRANCIS N. HAMILTON, Judge Putnam Circuit Court. Greencastle High School, Central Business College, DePauw University (AB), Indiana University School of Law (LLB). Judge Hamilton is a former DeptJty Attorney General of Indiana, City Attorney and County Attorney. He is married and has four children and is a member of the First Christian Church of Greencastle and numerous civic, veteran and fraternal organizations. Prior to his election as Judge in 1962, he was regularly engaged in the practice of law except for four years in service during World War II.

KENNETH SHANNON, Commissioner 1st District, age 57, R.R. 1, Roachdale, Indiana. Farmer in Russell Township, and life time resident of Putnam County. Graduated Russellville High School. World W'ar II Veteran, served 23 months in S.W'. Pacific. Member of Roachdale Masonic Lodge, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Married to the former Regina Rogers of Putnamville, and they have two daughters in Russellville School. Fortner member of Putnam County Council.

CLIFFORD HILLIS, Auditor. Clifford is a life long resident of Monroe Township, being an owner and operator of a farm east of Brick Chapel. He attended Bainbridge and Greencastle schools and graduated from Central Business College in Indianapolis. He is married to the former Enid Hudlin and they have one son who is a graduate of Purdue University and is currently serving in the United States Army, training at Fort Polk, Louisiana. He is a member of the Brick Chapel Methodist Church. He served on the A.S.C. county committee for a number of years and was President of Putnam County Farm Bureau for five years. He also served on the Putnam County planning committee and Fair Board.

RICHARD E. HUFFMAN, Commissioner, 3rd District. A graduate of Reelsville High School, Culver Military Academy, and attended DePauw University. Earl is running for a second term as County Commissioner, and is a well known Washington Township farmer with over 40 years of road experience as a worker and contractor. He is a member of the Big Walnut Baptist Church, Putnam County Planning Commission and West Central Indiana CommissToners Association, serving as Secretary and Treasurer.

PEiRCY M. RICE, Treasurer. Graduate Greencastle High School. Thirty years experience in business. Percy is married and has two daughters and three grand children. Member of Groveland F & AM, Eastern Star, Lions Club, Royal Arch and Select Mason’s.

CHARLES H. RECTOR, JR., Coroner. Greencastle High School, DePauw University (AB), Northwestern University (PHD). Charles has been a lifelong resident of Putnam County, and he and his wife Bessie, have one daughter. He is a member of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church York and Scottish Rites Masonry, Elks (Past Exalted Ruler) Moose and Rotary Club. He is associated with his father in Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle, Indiana.

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DEAH FOLKS: If you have a Mender, here’s a dandy suggestion . . . Remove the skin from a boiled chicken which has Im-cii left in the refrigerator at least ’24 hours. Then get right down to the meat itself hack, neck, thighs, wings — and pull it from the hones. Now put this meat in your Mender (DON’T put in the skin) and DO NOT ADD ANY WATER OR LIQUID WHATSOEVER: Turn the blender on real quick and then turn it off. While it’s off, push the chicken down off the sides of the blender so the blades can reach it again. Do this three or four times . . . and you’ll have the most h c a u 11 f u I chopped chicken you've ever seen in your life. Drop it in a plastic bag, twist the top, place a rubber band around it (or store in a plastic jar) and stash it in your freezing compartment or deep freezer. So help me, Hannah, you can ilip out one tablespoon, pour out half a bag or just as much as you want to use with egg noodles, in salad, casseroles, for baby’s first solid food, etc. Real great, too, for hors d’oeuvres (try mixing it with sour cream or a little mayonnaise). >1 o s t important . . . even though most blender directions say, “add water", you don’t have to in this case. Wouldn’t this be ideal for those leftover turkey, roast and ham scraps? I love it because it separates easily, even after it freezes! Heloise I*. S. If you don't have blenders, use your meat grinder. DEAR HELOISE: How many strokes do you make with a hot iron while you are ironing one garment, a table napkin or a handkerchief? Not everything is made of a miracle fabric! The more tension we are under due to a crowded schedule. the more strokes we make. Use slower strokes holding

the vests. They spent many hours on this project and their efforts are much appreciated! Next year Bainbridge will merge with Russellville and Roachdale and will be performing as the North Putnam band. They will exchange this year’s costumes for flashy blue, orange and white uniforms which are being solicited for at the present time.

the iron a bit longer in each position, i But not long enough to scorch anything, i You'll find you can do the same amount of ironing in the same length of time but with half as many strokes and you will be half as tired. And trv to listen to a piece of mood music in slow tempo for outside help in controlling your rapid stroke speed. V P * -If * DEAR HELOISE: Did you ever lose a needle while sewing, and live in fear the baby might find it on the floor or some other member of the family pick it up in his foot? Try this: Never lay an unthreaded needle down out of a pin cushion. Thread it first. Then if it happens to slip off on the sofa or the carpet, all you have to do is look for it's handle the thread! So much easier to find. Reader •* * * DEAR HELOISE: I save nibber bands from around the daily papers and put them on a closet knob in the hallway leading to our bedrooms. As socks are washed, dried and mated, they are banded with the mbber bands saved. This keeps the tops of the socks from being stretched out of shape. When a pair of socks is to be used by anyone, the lubber band is taken off and dropped back into the drawer for use next time Evy Cope * :}! & DEAR HELOISE It’s no longer easy to find a crumb tray-with-brush set in the stores, so I'm using a nylon net ball, along with one of those plastic-coated meat trays, to remove crumbs from my tablecloth. Ruth Crowston * * DEAR HELOISE: When my baby's plastic pants don't appear worth mending, I carefully tear off the elastic and separate at the seams Then I have a flat piece of plastic that can be used as a nice backing for bibs. If you're careful and the material isn't ripped too badly, you can get one nice sized bib liner from the back panel and two small drooling bibs from the front. Just use bias tape around the edges. When finished, it looks like a “store bought" bib! Sharon McChesney

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