The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 6

Page 6 TIPTON DAILY TRIBUNE Thursday, June 18, 1964 Mrs. Phifer Presents Lesson For Circle II Mrs. Russell 'Phifer presented the lesson "Boldly to Proclaim" taken from the book of when Circle 11 of West Street Christian Church met Monday evening. Entertaining 13 members in the fellowship room at their regular meeting were hostesses Mesdames Clarice Kennedy and Yovonne Thomas. The meeting opened with Mrs.

Kennedy welcoming each one and leading the group in repeating the CWF prayer. Secretary's and treasurer's reports were given by Mesdames Lola Dellinger and Betsy Curnutt respectively. Following the lesson by Mrs. Phifer, the group discussed the unity of protestant churches and the different types of religions. Refreshments were served to the following persons Mesdames Geneva Crawford, Betty Curnutt, Lola Dellinger, Ethel Hoffman, Audra Hooten, Lela Jones, Ruth Keel, Geraldine Kendall, Cressie Law, Russell Phifer, Cloe Sharum, Clarice Kennedy and Yovonne Thomas.

3Jt WJJi HOBBS Miss Rebecca Sue Parnell A September wedding is be- Psi lota Xi Delegates Attend Yearly Convention Mrs. Maurie Thompson and Mrs. Frank Purvis of Gamma Omega Chapter were delegates to the Psi Iota Xi sixty-first national convention June 12, and 13, at the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Dr. Alan Huckleberry of Ball State, Dr. Robert Milisen of Indiana University and Miss Edith Snadley, of Indianapolis, Indiana addressed the convention.

Miss Shadley has just completed a. year's study of graduate work at Indiana State College under the Psi Iota Xi Assistantship. I National President, Mrs. William E. Falk, "announced that through the combined efforts of the 101 chapters, Psi Iota Xi spent over $140,000.00 on Philanthropic enterprises this year.

On a voluntary basis, additional $3,648.84 for Mental Health in the form of Christ- to 'WJect ing planned by Miss Rebecca mas gifts for chidren in the Sue Parnell and A-3c Richard State Hospitals. D. Scherer, formerly of Arcadia, now stationed at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. Miss Parnell is the daughter The Convention Hostess were the members of Beta Omega Chapter, New Albany, Indiana. The theme developed throughout of the convention was "Carof Mrs.

Robert Cook of Atlanta 1 "My Fair La- and Mr. Charles Parnell of dy," and "Flower Drum Song Arcadia. Her fiance is the son were the Broadway hits that of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Scherer! were featured for the lunch- Mrs.

Mark Weismiller" Mrs. Lester Miller, south of, Hobbs received word last week Arcadia. Both are 1963 grad- and dinners in the pro- death of her brother i of Jackson Central High; grams, decoration and of the Earl Judav in California. School. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Clary Gail Leininger Conducts Regular Meeting of Club and family, of Lafayette were guests last week of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller, south of Hobbs. Miss Sandy Melson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Melson, Fremont, Ohio is employed with the FBI agency in Washington, D.C., as a clerk. Vacation Bible School program of both Hobbs Christian and Methodist Church was conducted Sunday evening at the Methodist Church. Seventy children were enroled and attended the school each day. entertainment.

Convention Chairman was Mrs. John Paris. Brcwnstown and Scottsburg 'chapters were hostess for members and their husbands for an Vice president Gail Leininger "After Convention Dance" at conducted the meeting of Junior the Brown Hotel. Homemakers when they met I The Convention next year will recently for their regular meet-! be in Indianapolis at the Claying. Hostesses for the meeting pool Hotel on June 25-26, 1965.

were Gail and Gloria Leininger. Pledges to the flag were lead by Carol Egler and Gloria Leininger. Gloria also read the roll i call and gave a demonstration. the annnual reunion of the Refreshments were served lo pharcs family was held on June Mrs. Jean Leininger, adult lead- at the Tipton Park Thirty- er Mrs.

Rayls. and members fj ve persons were present. The Thirty-Five Persons Attend Phares' Reunion Miss Norma Jean Giffin Mrs. Norma Giffin, 323 North Main Street, announces the engagement of her daughter. Norma Jean Giffin, to Richard N.

Wolfe of Akron, Ohio. Miss Giffin is employed at the RCA Rubber Company in Akron, and resides at 85 Hillman Road, Akron, Ohio. Her fiance is with the Navy stationed in Norfolk, Virginia. No date has been set for the wedding. Sharon McKinsey, Gloria Lein inger.

Gail Leininger, JoNell Wyrick, Dorothy Duffer, Lanya Duncan, Connie Stewart, Carol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Melson Egler, Sherry Egler, Linda and family, of Fremont. Ohio Marcia Thomas, Dar- were house guests of his broth- I 'lenc Thomas and Christina Cuner and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

ningham. James Melson and son; north i of Hobbs and other relatives I sorority 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at gan City, and Tipton, last week. the home of Mrs. Kenneth Suit, Next year the annual affair Park road.

Hostesses planning! will be held on the 2nd Sunday I the event with Mrs. Suit are; in June at the Tipton Park Mesdames Jerry Ryan, Ray morid Ripberger, Richard oldest member was Mrs. S.M Cotton of Goldsmith. The youngest was six-week-old Catheran Margaret Beard of Indianapolis. She is the child of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Board. Four generations were represented at this reunion, including persons from Goldsmith, Indianapolis, Michi- TRI CHI SORORITY PLANS ROUGH INITATION Rough initation will be conducted for pledges of Tri Chi Shadday "and Ralph Scharff. ADVERTISE IN THE TRIBUNE Kum Join Us Class Meets at the Bryant's Members of the Kum Join Us Sunday Class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Bryant. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Hilton Hobbs, president Business discussed at this meeting concerned the yearly greeting card sale of the class. Cards are being secured from several different companies this year. The, meeting ended with prayer.

Entertainment consisted of games in which prizes were awarded to the winners. Refreshments were served to Messers and Mesdames Hilton Hobbs, Don' Hinds, Kenneth Dickover, Rulon Hartley, Mark Weismiller, and Wayne Bryant. The next meeting is to be with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weismiller.

SUSPICIOUS 'MY SIN" PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-iPo- liee prodded a suspicious buldge in the shirt of Norman Sizer, 23, Wednesday and' discovered 10 bottles of perfume allegedly stolen from a nearby store. perfume was "My Sin Troop 346 Enjoys Camp Experience Junior Girl Scout Troop No. 346 spent the weekend troop camping at the Manitou Lake cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heaton of Tipton.

The weekend began Friday afternoon when 20 scouts and 5 adults deported with bedrolls, food, and camping equipment. The patrols cooked all their meals out-of-doors over open wood fires. While there, the troop visited the National Fish Hatchery, swam at the beach, laid out and followed trails, prepared and presented flag, scout's own, and campfire ceremonies. Highlights of the campfires were a "sing-down" and a humorous skit in which the leaders were portrayed in a riotous manner. At the closing ceremony before departure on Sunday afternoon, Sharre Worsham was presented the best camper award, a compass.

Also, Mrs. Heaton was given a bird-decorated camp hat by Mrs. Ca- Jacob for being the "hostess with the mostest." Adult leaders were Mesdames Robert Padgett, Robert CaJacob, Harold Gunkel, Joe Heaton, arid Mr. Harold Gunkel. Girls in attendance included: Poppy Patrol-Debbie Harmon, Edie Padgett, Robin Yohe, Julie Gunkel, Joyce CaJocob, Sharee Worsham; Tuna Patrol- Joellen Bragg, 'Marsha Gaugler, Donna Stewart, Karen Underwood, Jane Tunmer, Susan Gunkel, Cathy Heaton; Robin Patrol-Nancy Illges, Jenny Nash, Kathy Hamblen, Cindy Watson, Laurel Zehner, and Mary Cox.

Water Fun and Troop Camping badges were completed by most of the girls participating. All badges and signs of the Arrow and Star earned since the first of thfi year and during the summer will be awarded at a Court of Awards Ceremony the last of August with a family pitch-in at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert CaJocob. During the rest of the summer the troop is planning to hold monthly badge workshops.

Next October, the troop has reservations for troop camping at Camp Tangle wood near Anderson, Indiana. makes all types of quality trucks STEPSIDE PICKUPS The Chevrolet pickup with flat interior body'walls and convenient side steps for and 9-foot body lengths. Has durable wood floor with steel skid It's comfortable to in'because independent front suspen si on. ta da rcl ngjne is: the economical Six. A 292 Six'or'283 at extra cost." QUALITY TRUCKS COST'LESS Check the T-N-T truck deals now at your Chevrolet dealer's MOORE BROTHERS INC.

311 E. JEFFERSON ST. TIPTON, IND. OS 5-2143 Party Given for Kenneth Kemper Mrs. Ted Barrett Beautiful, decorated cakes graced the tables on the lawn at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Ned Kemper to celebrate, the 8th birthday of their son, Kenneth Wayne. Those attending were members of Kenny's Sunday School Ellen Hinds, Jeff McCorkle, David and Leanna Hiatt, Jeff Beach and Becky Crouch. Adults attending included: Rev. and Mrs.

Paul Reish, Mesdames Will Kemper and James Hinfls, and Messers and Mesdames Verl Beach, Ralph Hinds, 'Maurice Tolle, Charles McCorkle, and daughter, Jerry Miner, Carolyn Kemper, and Joan and Janie Hinds. HAMLET SHUFFLE NEW YORK (UPI) Local Hamlets got a fast shuffle Wednesday night. Alfred Ryder, who opened in the title role of Shakespeare's tragedy in Central Park Tuesday, was unable to go on Wednesday night because of Ihe Lighter Side By DICK WEST United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) If you have any urchins in the doll-playing or bracket, beware There is a conspiracy afoot to undermine both your solvency and your sanity. I stumbled upon the plot one evening this week when dropped in on an exhibit of 1964 Christmas toys that Mattel, was previewing for dealers in this area. The things I saw and heard that night made my blood run cold.

They're gaining up on us, fellow parents, and there's no place to hide. Let us assume, to snatch a figure out of thin air, that you have a young daughter who is costing you $100,000 a year for clothing. If your daughter is anything like mine, they money is allocated as for her and $60,000 for her barbie dolls. But ere another Yuletide rolls around that ratio, I fear, no longer will prevail. Next year's clothing budget likely will be something on the order of $40, 000 for your daughter and $85, 000 for Barbie.

Yes, friends, the Mattel peo pie are bringing out an entire new wardrobe for Barbie and her friends. Shoes, dresses, hats, furs, -wigs, accessories. The works. Also a new line of Barbie furniture with a new and larger "dream house" to put it in. Plus six travel outfits.

Plus six "little theater" costumes. And that isn't all. Barbie now has a little sister named Skipper, who has a complete wardrobe of her own. Disaster impends unless you can persuade your daughter to open a nudist colony. More.

Diabolical The plot against parents of young boys is even more diabolical. Many toy stores this Christmas will feature a new line of bicycles and tricycles called "V-Rroom!" These vehilces are equipped with a device that approximates the rear of a real mo-i tor. It endows even pre-school children with some of the ob noxious qualities of hot-rodders For those too young for tri cycles, there are toy trucks with "V-Rroom!" Brings the sound of the Indianapolis Speedway right into the home "And, worst of all, the devices will be available separately for installation on old bikes and trikes. I wish I could say there was some way to keep your kids from finding out about these things. Apparently there isn't.

The conspirators are employing the "saturation" technique to reach them. Every Saturday morning for 13 weeks before Christmas Barbie and "V-Rroom!" com mercials will be shown simul taneously on all three television networks. If that brainwash them, nothing will. HER MURDER TRIAL Mrs. Irwinna Weinsic-m.

accused -of plotting her husband's murder with a family handyman, breaks down and weeps during jury selection in The victim was Harvey 31. whose body was found in his smoldering car. Beside Mrs. Weinstein is her sister. Miriam Slatin.

TWENTY-TWO IS COMPANY Harry Leeo toasts his bride. Maxine Lee Marcus, with champagne in New York as they look to departing on a honeymoon to Paris with 20 favored guests, ail traveling on Leeb. He got rich being president and co-owner of a number of firms. This is the third marriage for each. laryngitis.

Central Park producer Alexander H. Cohen made arrangements with the producer of the cur-ent Broadway production to borrow a Hamlet. Robert Brr, who understudies Richard Burton in the Broadway Hamlet, moved uptown for the night. DELIGHT MOM WITH ON JUNE 21 DAD'S DAY FREE ORCHID FOR MOM WITH EVERY GIFT PURCHASED FOR DAD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 19 20 FALVEYS 'THE QUALITY STORE FOR MEN BOYS" "WHERE DAD BUYS HIS CLOTHES" SUFFERS ATTACK COMMACK, N.Y. woman motorist, distraught because she thought" she had run over and killled a dog, suffered a fatal heart attack in her car.

The dog, only stunned, got up, shook himself and troted away. Witnesses said Mrs. Cecil Lynch, 65, Stony Brook, N.Y., swerved to miss the animal on Jericho. Turnpike Tuesday night but the dog fell motionless on the highway. Mrs.

Lynch got out examined the dog and returned to her car. A few minutes later, the dog walked away but Mrs. Lynch was found dead in her automobile. SMALL GAIN WASHINGTON (UPI) Personal income rose $1.25 billion in May, for-the smallest gain since last January. The Commerce Department, in reporting the figures Tuesday, said the slackening was mainly in manufacturing wages.

May's advance raised personal income to a record annual rate of $485 billion $25 billion higher than a year ago, however. ROCK 'N ROLL HOUMA, La. got a call Tuesday saying someone was beating a child in the Houma fire station. They rushed to the station and searched it but found only a fireman's radio, playing rock 'n'roil music. MIFFED OVER PICTURES WASHINGTON Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird has called home several times since she had been in Hawaii and told her family she was having a good time but wished for more privacy.

Lynda, 20, has been losing a battle with photographers in Hawaii. One report said that she became so miffed over the weekend that she called the White House to complain. END TERROR WASHINGTON (UPI) Reps. William "Fitts Ryan, N.Y., Edith Green, and Robert N.C. Nix, have called on the state of Mississippi to end the "reign of terror" against civil rights demonstrators.

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