The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 December 1968 — Page 3

ft'.onday, December 16, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

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Bible Thought

I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall

he live. -John 11:25.

Death seems to . be an end. Those who believe in Christ find that death is only a doorway

into a better life.

Beech Grove United Methodist Church presented Program The Beech Grove United Methodist Church presented their annual Christmas program Sunday. The Primary, Kindergarten and Junior classes sang and gave recitations under the direction of Mrs. Kenneth Knauer and Mrs. Estel Shonkwiler. A play, “Faithful Pioneers,” was presented by the adult and youth class. The cast was portrayed by Mrs. Robert Bruner Mrs. Sharon Edwards, Floyd Blacketer, Russ A. Sillery, Susan Nelson, Jean Adamson, Jane Adamson, Debbie Harlan, Darla Harlan and Dale Bruner. Mrs. Kenneth Nelson directed the play. Much to the delight of the youngsters Santa Claus made a surprise visit. A fellowship hour for the adults and children followed the program. The minister is the Rev. James Fairbanks. Still British LONDON (UPI)—Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart said Sunday Britain had no plans to turn the Falkland Islands over to Argentina against the wishes of the islanders. Furthermore, he added there is no pressure on the islanders to accept the transfer.

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Funeral Nora Hunter

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Wednesday Mrs. Nora Mae Hunter passed away Sunday morning in Paducah Ky. She was 83 years old. She lived in Paducah, Ky. since 1954 prior she lived in Greencastle on Hanna St. Mrs. Hunter was born in Greencastle and was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ethel Fowler, one grandson, Bobby Eugene Knauer, a nephew, T. W. Lambert, all from Paducah, one sister, Mrs. Minnie Riley, Lebanon, two nieces’s, Mrs. Harry McClaine, Greencastle, and Mrs. Paulene Thompson, Kokomo and one nephew, Keith Bittles, Green-

castle.

She was proceeded in death by her husband, Thomas H. Hunter, in 1927 and by a daughter, Josephene. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Rector Funeral Home and interment in Forrest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Friendship class meets The Friendship Class of New Providence church held its Christmas dinner Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gas-

ton, Sr.

Following the dinner, gifts were exchanged and contests were given with Mrs. Odetta Bowser in charge. Christmas music was played during the afternoon. Election of officers was held for the coming year. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Whitaker, the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Bowser, Mrs. Lola Grubb, Mrs. Marie Hunt, Mrs. Garnet Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gaston, Jr., JesseSechman,Mrs. Zella Cummings, Mrs. Averil Allen, and the host and hostess Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Gaston, Sr. Two Blackstone Rangers sentenced for murder

CHICAGO (UPI)—Two alleged members of the Blackstone Rangers were sentenced Thursday to 75 to 100 years in prison for a murder the judge described as “wanton and senseless.” Cook County Criminal Court Judge Harry Stark imposed the sentences on Thomas Holliday, 21, and Steve McCorry, 30, both of Chicago. Mrs. Sharon Lee testified

during the trial she and her husband, Thomas, were accosted by three youths on Chicago’s South Side June 8. She said the three beat Thomas with chains and metal pipes, then sent one of them for a gun and shot Lee twice in the chest. Holliday and McCorry were found guilty Nov. 25. Stark granted them 30 days to file appeal motions.

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Notices Vern Lydick services Tuesday

Vern Lydick, Coatesville R.R.2 died Saturday evening in the Putnam County Hospital. He was born in Floyd Township, Dec. 24, 1889, the son of John Lydick and Alice Herod. Married to Dora Boling in 1911, he was a retired farmer and lived on the same farm all his life. He is survived by his wife, Dora and two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Vontress, Greencastle, and Mrs. Jay B. Keith, Mooresville; two sons, Wendall and Wayne Lydick both of Greencastle, 12 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, 5 sisters, Mrs. Hattie Greenlee, Florida, Mrs. Hertha Hands, Bainbridge, Mrs. Hazel Woods, Fillmore, Mrs. Blanch Nelson, Plainfield, and Mrs. Anna Mae Hill, Danville. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Weaver Funeral Home, Coatesville. Burial will be in the Coatesville Cemetery. Officiating will be the Rev. Ray Britton and the Rev. Clyde Lininger.

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Return home Mrs. Mary Wall and her sister, Mrs. Velma Hedrick have returned from a two week vacation in Pampano, Fla., where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wall. Vacations Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wood have returned from Mississippi Gulf Coast where they vacationed for two weeks. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Wood were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott for Thanksgiving. Visitors Mrs. Garnet Horton and daughter, Mrs. Bill.Clark and children of Versailles, spent Sunday with Mrs. Evelyn Cline and Mrs . Cozetta Lear.

Visits Sister Clarence Meek, spent Friday with Mrs. Cozetta Lear.

Westphalia, his sister,

Arona Miles passed away in San Francisco, Calif., this morning. She was a former Greencastle resident. Surviving are 10 children in San Francisco, and two sister-in-laws, Frances Miles and Helen Copeland, Greencastle. She was the wife of the late Eugene Miles. School program The fourth, fifth and sixth grade classes will present their annual Christmas Program on Wednesday at 2. The C’ablic is cordially invited. The production is entitled, “Christmas Windows”, a play in pantomime, tells the story of a child who is looking in five different windows as he wanders the streets on Christmas Eve. Honored on birthday Mrs. Alpha Haines was the honored guest at a surprise birthday party Thursday evening in her store. Alpfie, as she is known to her many friends and customers, received many lovely gifts and a beautifully decorated birthday

cake.

Those present for the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton McCloud, Helen Ogles, Gertie Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meek, Mrs. Conard Clearwaters, Mrs. Morris Williamson, ZellaCummings, Lawrence Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Estil Hedge and son David,, Evelyn Cline,Cozetta Lear, Mrs. Eva Goodpasture, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welch, Freeman Goodpasture and Dennis Buis. Top Roles Cast HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Producer Malcolm Stuart filled out the top roles for “The Great Bank Robbery” with Zero Mostel, Kim Novak and Clint Walker. --Chemistry western University; Dr. Frederick, University of Iowa; Dr. Richard G. Lawton, University of Michigan; Dr. C.S. Parmenter, Indiana University; Dr. Kenneth L. Rinehart, University of Illinois; and Dr. John E. Stuehr, Case-Western Reserve University. —Flu bug living units in bed, so it’s hard to assess the size of the siege. He added that the Health Center is still seeing 80-90 a day this week, well ahead of the 55-60 usual out-patients. Those collegians checking in, according to Roof, have had sore throats, headaches, ache all over, are chilling, and have coughs and fevers. In one living unit he said there were only six healthy people at one point during the week. In mid-November the Health Center launched a massive “get -your-flu-shot” promotioa Roof said that probably somewhere around 500 students got the free shot, but not enough received them to stave off the onslaught that has apparently hit the campus this week.

PTO and Christmas Program Bainbridge Elementary Christmas program will be held at the school Tuesday at 7:30p.m.Each class will perform. The PTO will hold a short business meeting. Everyone is welcome. Party Planned Fillmore Rebekah Lodge 652 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring a pound and a present for the Christmas Party.

County Hospital

Dismissed over weekend Mrs. Fred Beck and baby girl, North Salem Mrs. William Davis and baby girl, Cloverdale Mr. Harry Pease, Spencer Mrs. Joe Schwomeyer and baby girl, Cloverdale Melvin Littrell, Greencastle Norman Raines, Greencastle Charlie Day, Fillmore Anna Sanford, Greencastle William Everett Moore, Greencastle Julia Lemmink, Greencastle John Baldwin, Greencastle Vergil Hoffa, Cloverdale Donald Hunter, Greencastle Jacob Eitel, Greencastle Fred York, Stilesville Clarence Warren, Fillmore Malcom Berry, Fillmore Robert Clearwater, Stilesville Mrs. Herbert Dickson, Greencastle Mrs. Morris Taylor and baby girl, Greencastle Elizabeth Couch, Greencastle To Go With Fowl Mandarin yams. slightly spiced, are excellent with fried chicken. For 4 to 5 servings: Drain 1 <10 ounce) can of mandarin orange sections: reserve syrup. Combine 2 teaspoons of cornstarch. teaspoon each of cloves, mace and salt. Gradually add reserved syrup and % cup of orange .mice, stirring until smooth. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thickened and clear. Add orange sections and 2 (1 pound) cans of yams, drained. Heat to serving temperature. Car strikes fire hydrant A parked auto slipped out of gear at the Washington and Bloomington Streets intersection, and rolled down Washington, hitting a fire hydrant. Greencastle Police Chief John Stevens reported the mishap occurred at 5:02 p.m. Saturday and the automobile, a 1961 Pontiac, was owned by H. Aker, Reelsville, R. R. 1. Damage to the car was estimated at $100.

News of Servicemen DENVER-Airman Thomas J. Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Hamilton of 319 Highfall Ave., Greencastle, Ind., has been graduated from a U,S. Air Force technical school at Lowry AFB, Colo. He was trained as a supply inventory specialist and has been assigned to a unit of the Strategic Air Command at Castle AFB, Calif. The airman is a graduate of Burris Laboratory High School and received his B.A. degree in English in 1968 from DePauw University. He is a member of Delta Tau Delta.

MASONIC NOTICE The regular stated conclave of Greencastle Commandery No. 11 will be held Friday, December 20, at 7:30 p.m. There will be election of officers. Following the election, there will be a joint installation of officers for the Commandery, Council and Chapter. This installation will be open to the public. Prior to the meeting at 6:30, the Commandery will have their regular pitch-in dinner for the knights and their ladies. Members of the Council and Chapter, and their wives, are invited to the dinner. Bring a covered dish and table service. Meat and coffee will be furnished. F. F. Dicks, E. C. F. T. McKeehan, Recorder Band Parents We wish to thank all the people who helped on the Smorgasboard Nov. 2nd of the Reelsville Band Parents Association. Meeting Planned The Golden Link club will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the club house for the Christmas pitch in supper. Members are asked to bring a gift for secret pal and also a 50 cent gift for grab bag. Harold* Slavens in hospital Anyone who would like to send cards or a note of cheer to a shut-in who has been con-, fined to the hospital since Sep. 17th, following a bad accident with the semi-tanker he was driving, may do so at this address—Mr. Harold Slavens, % St. Francis Hospital, Room 223, Beech Grove, Indianapolis, Ind. He is a brother of Dorothy Smith of Greencastle and Ruth Cline of Belle Union.

Card of thanks I wish to express my thanks to all my relatives, neighbors, friends and customers for the many cards and gifts I received on my 80th birthday. My special thanks to Milton’s Posey Patch, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Webb,Central National Bank, Larkin Insurance, Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker and the Walnut Chapel Church for the lovely floral bouquets. God Bless You All Alpha Haines

Unseamy sight WICHITA, Kan. (UPI)-Court-room spectators laughed Friday every time Sedgwick County Atty. Keith Sanborn bent over the counsel table to look at notes while questioning witnesses at a preliminary hearing. Finally Defense Attorney Chester Lewis came to Sanborn’s rescue, in a whispered conversation with Common Pleas Judge Daniel Dwyer. Dwyer recessed the hearing and escorted Sanborn to his chambers, where the judge, a bachelor, sewed up a gaping rip in the seat of the Country Attorney’s trousers. CLEARING THINGS UP? NEW YORK (UPI)—The City Income Tax certificates passed out here this week clarify what it means by a nonresident. Quoting from the “definitions” on the certificate: “Non resident individual—A nonresident individual means an individual who is not a resident.”

Needs a home CHICAGO (UPI)—The Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society is offering for adoption a two-foot-long black and white Hampshire pig found tied tc a bar stool in a north side tavern Saturday night.

Medic Reminds: Calories Count

SAN FRANCISCO <UPI) — That extra weight being carried around by Dad, Mom or even Junior might be the result of “calories that don’t count,” says Dr. Jerold Lowenstein. Those are calories that are consumed, but pointedly ignored, by overweight people. Lowenstein, of the University of California’s San Francisco Medical Centers, chided fathers who fail to count the calories “consumed off your wife’s and the children’s plates” or those acquired “if they happen to eat lunch while standing up.” He cited housewives “who spend a good part of the afternoon sampling the evening meal while it cooks.” The moment of truth comes when the non-caloric-counter steps on the scales in the doctor’s office, Lowenstein said. The scales count all calories consumed — whether standing up, lying down, nibbling off someone else’s plate or sampling the cooking.

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UK Alt FOLKS: It’s finally here! So a Merry, Merry Christinas to all my friends . . . I hope that you are enjoying the day with all your relatives, and your wonderful friends and neighbors . . . And I hope, too, that you don’t value the gifts you got so much by what they cost, but by the “thought-and-re-ineniberance” they represent —with love from the giver. That’s what today is all about. May God be with you and ail of yours throughout this joyful season. Love from my heart, Heloise * * * DEAR HELOISE: I have a small hallway with four doors and it just wasn’t attractive. My husband really saved the day. He bought some old sheet music at an auction and wallpapered the entire walls of the hallway with that! It goes perfectly with the white ceiling and now my hall is cheery and very unique. Joanne Bush * * * Agreed. Too bad it wasn’t covered with “How to get the ironing done faster, the laundry all done in one load, and the dishes done with magic.” Kh ? Heloise :{: * * DEAR HELOISE: A large oatmeal box may be used to replace the cardboard liner in one of those tall hair roller bags. Peel off the label ... if

your bag material is transparent. It fits beautifully. Mrs. N. S. K.

DEAR HELOISE: On wash day, instead of hanging up my husband's and children’s socks with clothespins along the line, I hit upon a brilliant idea. Nearly everybody has either a box hedge or a fence. Don't they ? Just shake each sock and lay it over that fence or on the box hedge. Not only does it save clothespins and clothesline space, but the socks themselves will never have what I call a ‘bite.’’ Now what do you think of that, Heloise? Myrtle and George

I think it’s about the trickiest thing we’ve had come along yet. I can bet a dollar bill your husband helps you do the laundrv. God Bless you both. Heloise P.S. Not only does it save you pinning them up, but taking them down. If you gals will learn to time yourself and see how long it takes to clothespin each sock to the line, then add the time it takes you to unpin those socks—each week —and multiply that by the number of days you expect to live and do laundry, you can see how much time you’re gonna save. Whew! We could even take a vacation, couldn’t we? Heloise

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