The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 3

THE DAILY JOURNAL, Franklin, Indiana, Wednesday, October 21, 1964 i i i RN club has program on retardation rv- FRANKLIN Thirty register. ed nurses were In attendance Tuesday evening for the monthly meeting of the RN Club in the Memorial hospital dining room where they heard a talk concern, ing mentally retarded children by 1 1 1 Ml im II. rm rH -If Hi' 1 I ,4.. I ill 1 I -v 44 ii I I i ,1 i I 4- "V- A i I ft --x 1 Mr. and Mrs.

William Richard Dougherty is 1 Mrs. Gladys Pasel. The president, Mrs. Joan Trout, conducted a short business meeting at which time it was reported that the club will have its Christmas party on December 15 at Zarings. A survey will be taken at the next meeting to determine how many will at.

tend. It was also reported that the Christmas wrappings would 'Mh. aTC be distributed at the next meet. 3 ait S'-U'T- I Prepare for reception Ing. A drawing was held for theTrl Kappa "High Fever Follies" pa.

troness tickets, and the winner was Mrs. Robert Miller, of Franklin route 1. Mrs. Pasel was introduced by Mrs. Vernon Bohm, and gave a very Interesting and enjoyable talk on the school for retarded children, and told of the differ, ent aspects of mental retardation and mental illnesses.

Numer. ous questions were asked of Mrs. Pasel during the discussion per. lod that followed her talk. Many useful Items for the children were William R.

Dougherty weds Patricia Gaudill GREENWOOD Mr. and Mrs. WHllan Richard Dougherty are residing on Greenwood route 3 following their marriage at 2:30 o'clock on Saturday, October 10, In theRocklane Christian A reception for Mrs. Roger D. Branigin, wife of the' Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will be held In the New Whiteland town hall Wednesday evening, October 28, from 7:30 until 9 p.m.

Co-chairman for the reception, shown as they prepare for the event are, left to right: Mrs. Luffman Hoskins, Mrs. Joseph Quinn and Mrs. Robert Williams. The public is invited to attend the reception.

I cnurcn. Homecoming Queen centered with a puncW Miss Dennis McNeelv. daughter of Mr. was bowl tlons surrounded py blue carna- and Mrs. William jMcNeely, Trafalgar route 1, collected by the members.

Those who assisted at the re i Quiet Corner By MARJORIE SEA Mrs. pasel also Issued an Invitation to the club to be repre Republicans sponsor free bean supper was crowned queen pi the Eureka College Homecomings October 16 by President Ira W. Langs-ton. Miss McNeely, a senior representing the Association of Independent Women, was winner of an all-campus election and reigned over Homecoming1 festivities over the weekend. ception were Mrs.

Ed prultt, Mrs. Paul Mrs. Charles sented at the monthly meetings of the Johnson County Mental Health Dougherty, all of Greenwood, and Association. Mrs. jonn Robards, of Indiana- I Editor's note: Contributions arc welcomed and should be addressed to Thf polls.

i yuiet Corner, in care of The Daily Journal. P. Box 35. Franklin, Ind The Rev. Harold Schneider offi.

elated for the double ring ceremony, before an altar decorated with palms and candelabra. Mrs. Lois Breedlove was the organist. The bride is the former Patricia Ann Caudill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Astor caudill, of Benham, Kentucky, parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dougherty. Mrs.

Dorothy Abel was the ma. tron of honor and Jim Dougherty was the best man. Guests were seated by phil Dougherty and Steve Dougherty. The bride wore a white street-length dress of brocade satin. NEW WHITELAND The Social Scene- Kor the wnlsper oi rair Depend on no man, on no friend, iThe bride ind bridegroom are both graduates of Whlteland High School.

He was a member of Whlteland Republican Women's is there. but him who can depend on him club will sponsor a free bean The hostess committee core, slsted of Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. James Newklrk, Mrs. James Woods, Mrs.

Wilton Brink-ley and Mrs. Philip Davis. The self. He only who acts concien. Future Farmers of America and supper for the public Saturday tiously toward himself, will act Mlna Morris Scotl Let prayer be the key of the morning and the bolt of the even- she was a member of the Sun.

so toward others, and vice versa. evening, offering an opportunity to meet the Republican candidates the National Ed. Lavater shine Society) and Honor Society; door prize was won by Mrs. ward Catt. ing.

TOPS club seeking members from county I By RUTH CHANEY, Society Editor running for public office In John, son County during the coming election. THE POWERFUL RIGHT The supper will be served be tween the hours of 5 and 8 p.m., The low, foul blow of prejudice Is jolting, carries weight, As many a battling martyr has White River Psi Iota Xi chapter has inspection October 24, in the West white- land fire station, located just Matthew Henry Holiday plans are made by rural auxiliary WHITELAND The Whiteland found out; Her veil was shoulder-length and she carried pink sweetheart roses on a white Bible. Mrs. Abel wore a light blue brocade cotton dress and carried a bouquet of pink flowers. Following, the ceremony, a reception was held in the church While sneaky hooks and upper cuts WHITE RIVER -4 Of blind, consuming hate, Has felled the gallant fighter.

Zeta Epsi-Iota XI had Ion chapter ofj Psi inspection Tuesday and the stout. night at the of Franklin, past national president; and Mrs. John Cutsinger, of Franklin, past Southern Province chairman. Each of the guests were given corsages and west S. 31 in New White-land.

In attendance to meet the pub. 11c and to answer questions of the voters will be the following county candidates; Jack Rogers, for judge of Superior court; jack Mullendore, for representative; Club, with El Dorado Country national officers as guests. Rural Fire Department auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the fire, house. The meeting was taken up social room. Large wedding bells hung over the serving table that If you would be a fighter bold, gifts.

In any worthwhile fight, Following a turkey dinner, the with plans for a combined Thanks. Learn to view your foe for what giving and Christmas dinner for he's worth; Roll call was made and committee reports were given. Mrs. Oren Wright thanked the mem. But carry high, and ready president, Mrs.

Lawrence M. Robertson, called the meeting to order and Introduced the guests who were: Mrs W.C. VanNess, of SummitvllleJ national editor the firemen and their families on Nov. 18. I Kenneth Andrews, for treasurer; Jack waiters, for coroner; Mar.

lln prince, for surveyor; Vic Quillen and Joluvirlfflth, for commissioners. The badge of freedom lovers bers for helping her with the A total of 275 pounds has been lost since last March by the 15 members the TOPS club (Take Off Pounds Safely) that meets each Monday night from 7 to 8 o'clock in the Memorial hospital dining room. One of the members has lost 40 pounds, two members are wearing the 25-pound pins and an additional two members are nearlng the 25-pound mark. I --i 1 I I A membership drive now in progress and the club has set a goal of 20 members by the first of the year. Only per- i sons who are sincere and enthusiastic about losing weight are wanted, and they are cordially invited to attend the meeting any Monday night.

Prospective members are asked not to feel self- conscious' as all have a common problem. The cjub's scales will weigh up to 350 pounds -I A trophy is presented each week to the one that has lost the most 'weight for that week. At the end of the year, the per- son that has lost the most weight receives the trophy to keep. In addition; a cash certificate is awarded every six weeks to the person who has lost the most. I I Membership into the! club is $6 for the first year and $4 I for the next year.

The money goes to the national TOPS organization for monthly magazines and all literature that the club receives. Members s4t a goal for themselves and when they have lost sufficient pounds to reach that goal and hold It for I three months, they are called KOPS in waiting. At the end of three months, they are a KOP (Keep Off Pounds) and receive a national graduation. i i of this earth. Rex peters and i inspecting officer; Mrs.

Francis E. of Bloom-ington, Southern Province chalr-manj Mrs. Emmons Hougland, Sorority has Halloween rush party WHITELAND A Halloween rush party, in the form of a wiener roast was held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. James Never put off 'til tomorrow open house at the Indiana State Fair. Mrs.

Warner talked about Christmas gifts for the patients at Muscatatuck state school, and gave each member a child's name, telling what the child was Interested in and a gift he would like to have. The auxiliary is also in charge of planning the menu for a din. ner for all Johnson County Volun. teer firemen to be held in December. Food will be donated by all the auxiliary.

i I plans were discussed for the auxiliary Christmas party set for what you can do today. There may be a law against It by that time. Announcements FRANKLIN The Johnson County Home Guild will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Home. All members and representatives are urged to Art Roberts Dec. 15.

All these activities will Drops fall on rooftops as hesU Democratic i 'i women meet at Edinburg Magennis by the XI Gamma Alpha tant fingers, 1 Since the Psi Otes have help- be held at the Whlteland Rural Volunteer fire department, Drumming the opening tempo chapter of Beta Sigma Phi soror ity. ed so much in giving Christ mas gifts, the school has set Dec of Nature's pulsebeat symphony On a discouraged earth. The outdoor social was fol. ember 8-9 as Psi Otes Day at the Institution. AH members are invited to the school on that day.

EDINBURG The Edinburg WIN AT BRIDGE lowed by a business meeting in Probing sensitive fingers, Women's Democrat club met Plays forj President 1 side where a discussion was held seeking union regarding the fall tea at which With the grassroots and hidden At the conclusion of the bus! ness meeting, Mrs. VanNess con Rebid setL no-trump hand life Monday with Mrs. Max Breeding, with the meeting conducted by Mrs. Charle Gundrum, the vice president, In the kbsence of time two pledges willbe accepted into the chapter. The tea will be Lying fallow both in soil ducted the inspection.

The next November 4 in the Hebrew Con- and soul of Man. meeting will be a clothing party the president, Mrs. Mike Vera- BY OSWALD JAC0BY nelll. November 3 at the home of Mrs Spencer Richards. Assn.

Newspaper Enterprise; Carrying yet a promise and a puzzlement, Rousing In Man instinctive NORTH i 21 it was announced jthat Mrs. A AK876 Veranelll has ticket for the gregatlonal Temple in Indianap. oils, with the Indianapolis City Council. Other items of business discussed were the world gift party to be held October 27 In the Na-tlonal Bank of Greenwood, and a rummage sale that will be held someplace in Whlteland during the second week in November. Branigin Day jto be held Social Calendar Q6 K82 K43 p.m.

Sunday In Scott at 6:30 Hall. Strangely enough, if South had bid seven no-trump he would have made that contract also. When the spades failed to break he would attack diamonds. Then he would have cashed the 13th diamond and his remaining hearts. East would have to drop one club on the last diamond, and another on the last heart, in order to protect his jack of spades, and South would have made three club tricks in addition to three spades, three hearts and four diamonds.

EAST A 9 4 2 WEST A 10 5 10 7 4 3 J74 WEDNESDAY Dick Wheeler, son of: Mr. and Mrs. W.H.I Wheeler, 115 E. Jefferson street, is a senior at Ball State Teachers College and a coronetist with the school's show band that plays at all home football games and makes a number of appearances around the state. i.

i i i I I i The group was recently honored by being invited to play during president Lyndon B. Johnson's visit to Indianapolis, and were seated behind the President on the platform constructed on Monument Circle. Bloomington reception "An Afternoon! with Our Fair Ladies" will be the theme of a reception Sunday afternoon at Bloomington, honoring the wives of Republican state candidates. Mrs. Doris pangburn, Mrs.

Helen Murphy, Mrs. Marguerite Mullendore and Mrs. Sonja Littleton, all of Franklin, will serve as hostess for the event to be held between 3 and 5 o'clock at the Bloomington Holiday iiin. The reception Is being sponsored by the Seventh District Republican Women's clubs, Heading the list of honored guests will be Mrs. Russell Bontrager; of Elkhart, wife of the candidate for U.S.

Senator; Mrs. William G. Bray of Martinsville, wife of the Seventh District Congressman; Mrs. Richard Rlstlne, of Crawfords-vllle, wife of the candidate for Mrs. John Ryan, Indianapolis, wife of the candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

Mrs. William Gosnej auctioned 8 2 dreads primeval, Somber specters in the dark jungles of his fears. Full cleansing fury, then, the onslaught spemt, To other battlefronts removes to seek and cleanse Where other sentient beings dwell and dream, And humbly greet the age-old sacrament. Gerald Yeager Edinburg Franklin branch American As- a white elephant i sale, and Miss 10 9 5 The program on the Far East sociation of University Women, Susie a reading Gerllne gave with Miss Pauline White, 7:30 entitled "President Johnson's J8 10 9 6 SOUTH (D) I was given by Mrs. Lawrence Ac-ton.

Mrs. Irma Heckman was the Opponent." p.m. THURSDAY winner of the costume prize and a door prize. Another door prize was won by Mrs. Robert Schultz.

Mixed couples bridge, Hillvlew AQ3 AK5 A 6 3 A752 Country Club, 8 p.m. The door prize was won by The prizes were pumpkins carv MONDAY East arid West vulnerable1 ed to resemble cats. Homemade pie and coffee were served by Mrs. William Smith and the hos-tess served cider, doughnuts and Johnson County Home Guild, The bidding has been: at Johnson County Home, 7:30 the hostess. cookies.

North Man's rich with little, were his judgements true; p.m. West Pass Pass North 1 4 3 3 A 6 N.T. East Passi Pass Pass I Pass i South 1 1 N.T. 7 TUESDAY 1 1 A South 1 2 N.T. 3 4 A Pass West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Nature is frugal, and her wants East Pass Pass Pass South.

Johnson County Mental Health. aro four. 2 Masonic Hospital Board Room. Tw' 'Harvey' opens season Ifor wants, answered You, hold: y.m. reception and visit transportation may Opening lead The public is invited to attend the i with the Falr Ladles.

Those needing contact Ms. Littleton by calling 735-6453. bring sincere delights; But fools create themselves new appetites. Young Franklin College Theatre Chosen for rhoir FRANKLIN a three. act comedy by Mary Chase, A8 6 VKJ7 5 KJTS 9 3 What do you do? A Pass.

You don't particularly like this contract, but you have run out of bids. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two diamonds, your partner jumps to hree clubs. What do you do low? Answer Tomorrow opens the Franklin College Thea THE WHISPER OF RAIN I open my door to the west wind Which bears on its merciful very important for Hafrvey to re-main with Elwood Instead of to disappear as everyonehad originally hoped would happen. Heading the cist are Franklin Students Richard Hatch, Arlington, as Elwood P. Cowd; Sue Selsor, Hammond, as Veta wings The cool damp promise of dawn.

Ing, And the blessing the rain clouc Louise Elaine Hamil brings. ton, Joliet, Illinois, as Myrtle Mae Sommons; and John Gilbert, Margaret and Robert Shultz, 38 S. Hougham, and George 399 Young Street, have been chosen as members of the Concert choir at Franklin CoUege where Margaret and Bob are seniors and George is a freshman. Margaret, who is corresponding secretary for the choir, sings in the first soprano section. Bob serves as business manager and librarian for the choir and sings in the bass section, while George sings in the baritone section and serves as choir accompaniest.

George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lamphier. The concert Choir assists in the performance of Handel's "Messiah? each year at Christmas time and presents major oratorios throughout the! college year. Between semesters the choir makes an extended tour that will take them this year to the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois where they will present their musical selections before various groups.

Membership in! the Concert Choir Is determined by Oh, the earth has been parchec tre season this year. Under the direction of Miss Mary Mac-Nlven, assistant professor of theatre and speech, the play will be presented Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, October 29,30, and 31, at 8:00 p.m. in the Stott Hall Auditorium. The play concerns the efforts of a Mrs. Simmons and her daughter to commit her brother, El-wood p.

Dowd, to a sanitarium. It is not that Elwood is raving-ly mad; it is just that now and then he drinks a bit too much for the socially conscious Mrs. Simmons. And, too, Elwood has a Griffin, asDr. William R.

and blistered Chum ley; with Gloria Skeele, Sta By the heat of the summer sun; The fields yield a scanty harvest CALL Has birthday party with classmates NEW WHITELAND Theresa Crites, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Crites, 11 Southlane drive, was honored with a birthday party Saturday afternoon at her home. The serving table was decorated In the Halloween theme and i refreshments were Ice cream, cake and Halloween candy cups.

Several games were played and many prizes won by the guests. Mrs. David Rose assist-ed Mrs. Crites as hostess. Those attending were; Susan Lawyer, Debbie Rynerson, Beverly Moore, Terry Curtis, Charles Waskom, Donald Dew, Donny Estes, Randy Money, Terry Nlchalson, Carolyn Burgess, Diana and Dinatta Tomey, Dlannc and Kathy Patrick, Barry Matlock, Kathy Rodle, Danny Web.

er, Klmburly Barnett, Laury Buls, Gloria Carnes, Terrl Jack, son and Theresa's brother anc sisters Eddie, Brenda and Vicki. te Island, N.Y.j as Miss John-son; Donna Wiley, Westport, as South's jump to two no-trump showed 18 or 19 points and a no-trump pattern. (With 15 points in his own hand North might well have jumped right to six no-trump, but he wanted to explore the possibility of a grand slam in a suit. Hence, his three-diamond call. South's thre e-heart bid showed a heart control and confirmed the fact i that: his two no-trump bid was sound, He had 19 points, including three aces.

North had another chance to go to six no-trump, jbut chose to temporize once more; with three spades. Sduth raises to four. For, all I he knew North might hold a spade-diamond At this point North jumped to six no-trump. South wanted to bid seven, but could jnot find any excess values to justify that bid. Six no-trump was the ideal contract and South had no trouble making it.

He simply went after spades and conceded one spade trick. now, Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet; Linn Mat- And the brooks no longer run. his, Stillwater, as Ruth Kelly, R.N. So I look to the heavens witl longing, individual vocaludition, And with thankful heart I see I friend.

Harvey, who no one else The thundercloud's sullen assur Greenwood Edinburg Franklin TU1-4119 526-6513 736-6234 ance Of the downpour which is to be :3 Hamburger treat Others in the are John Chapman, Washington, as Duane Wilson; John Noda4 Elmhurst, N.Y., as Lyman! Sanderson; Mar-da Munson, Fort Wayne, as Betty Chum ley; Richard Klein, Minneapolis, as Judge Omar Gaffney; and Jack Woods, Milton, as E. S. Lofgren. High Ross ofj Whlteland is technician for the production. Il The crisping blades in the can see.

Harvey, according to Elwood, is a six foot, one half, inch tall invisible rabbit type pooka. Although no one except Elwood can see Harvey, good things begin to happen in his invisible presence. All at once it becomes meadow For a hamburger treat, try combining iy2 pounds of ground beef, iCup 0f rolled oats, 1 tablespoon of Instant minced onion, 12 teaspoon of salt, and one 5-ounce jar of blue cheese Reach upward In suppliant If your paper is not delivered by 6:00 call one of the numbers listed above. prayer; spread which has been mixed with 2 tablespoons of milk. Shape into 6 patties and broil! or pan-fry to desired doneness and The trees with crepitant leaves serve on buns.

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