The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 2

Two THE FRANKLIN (INJIANA) EVENING STAR Tuetday, August 27, 1563 University, will teach in the public ichools. Her husband is employed at Allison's in Women's Interests Mother Of Bride Announces Rite Oris Vandiviers Home From Visit Mrs. Lewis St. John of the Banta community announces the marriage of her daughter, Virginia Ruth, to William Alfred Reynolds, at Corinth, on Aug. 13.

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thru Sat. Mrs. Burgett Receives Picture Of Her Relative, Nancy Hanks Lincoln Mrs. Russell F. Burgett.

Morgantown, R. R. 1. has received a photograph of a portrait of Nancy Hanks Lincoln painted by Lkiyd Ostendorf as an illustration for Adin Babers most recent book. "Nancy Hanks, Destined Mother of a President." The photograph, personally inscribed by Mr.

Baber, is a erj Families" and "Hanks Fam-gift made in appreciation for ny Legacy." Mrs. Burgett's loan of a picture His 13 years of additional of her great-grandmother, Maria study of Hanks genealogies that Hanks (Mrs. George) Kephart. preceded his writing of "Mother The artist used it along with 11 0f a President" revealed that other tintypes of older members the family had 27 Nancies dur-of the Hanks family, a few de- jng anrj after the Revolutionary scriptions of the appearance of War and that many stories that President Lincoln's mother, and have been attached to Nancy pictures of Abraham Lincoln Hanks Lincoln actually had her himself, which bear a striking confused with other Nancies, likeness to the old pictures of Mr. Baber's long years of his Hanks relatives, to make a study in this field should qualify composite picture of the first him for presenting President Mrs.

Thomas Lincoln. Lincoln's mother in a true light. First Portrait Mrs' Buress has not Jct fig" ured out her exact relationship The original painting by Mr. Nancy Hjmks Lincolnt but Ostendorf has recently been ex- knows that Mre Kephart was hibited in Chicago and is the of the same Hanks famiiy. first portrait of Mrs.

Lincoln ever published. The recently published book rUP I Dlnnc is the third in a series on the 1110 V-1 (J OO I I CI Mb Hanks family written by Mr. Baber, who lives in Kansas I1L ReUniOn Twenty-five years of research went into the first two volumes, At a recent reunion picnic of "Nancv Hanks of Unditinguish- Franklin High School class of 1954 in Province Park, Miss 7 Jj ffCAD fHE STAt CLASSIFIED COLUMNS ARE ON HONEYMOON Mr. and who are shown after their marriage Sunday afternoon in Unity veere. Baptist church, Brown county, are honeymooning in the Smoky From Holland, the tourists Mountains.

Mrs. Burgett is the former Miss Leona M. Snyder, went to Denmark, spending two daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard O.

Snyder of near Morgan- days in Copenhagen before go-town. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Burgett of near Bargersville ing to Oslo.

Score straight with back to school cleaning Enjoy the finest dry cleaning for all your back to school and Fall clothes and save money too, with One Hour Martinizing. Sweaters, skirts, slacks and suits receive expert, personalized care that make them fresh as a flower, in just one hourl Sharon Meek was elected treasurer and a committee was appointed to plan the tenth anniversary get-together next year. The committee includes Mrs Richard Veleta, Mrs. Randolph Harper, Mrs. George Wyatt, Robert Cummings, Ronald Montgomery, and Dr.

John Records. The 47 class members and guests came from Kettering, Ohio; Greenfield, Markleville, Whiteland, Gary, Indianapolis, and Franklin. One hour THE MOST CH DRY CLEANING A El if Fashion Bait The Fisherman's Shirt with a Wonderful Sportive Touch Suede Tabs buckled with Brass. Slim Skirt Double Knit all wool. only 24.98 SEE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of New Fall Dresses so easy to wear and so fashionable.

Henry, wt'v limply get to get mere room new that the children are getting elder. -rs Comfort VVccrir.g i i mrtrm" "i 1 to ovf jse plate discomfort. PASTEETH. i improved o. vprr find lo-pr r'jtw ho's t-ieni -ipr fo th ra coiu-vt-a'ole.

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Main St. Franklin, Ind. 736-7944 You're right! Perhaps we should (tart leaking for bigger heme right away. 7 Established 1890 LOAN 38-40 Water St. SAVINGS 4 are parents of Legion, Auxiliary To Fete Youth American Legion Post 205 and its Ladies Auxiliary will entertain at a dinner honoring the bovs and girls they spon- sored at Hoosier Boys and Girls 19G3 State.

Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the Post Home, Other Euests will be repre- sentatives of various organiza- tions which contributed finan- ciauy 10 sena ouisiamuug siu- dents from Franklin Commun- ity. Nineveh, Trafalgar. Union, and Whiteland Hign bchoois 10 the week's school on govern- ment. and parents of the young people who are being honored, Ray Reed, rincipal of Franklin Community High School, will be the speaker of the evening and Dr. John F.

Williams, pastor of First United Presbyterian church, will offer the invocation and pronounce the benediction. Post Commander Roger Bry ant and Auxiliary prseident, Mrs. Webber LaGrange, urge all members and those who are eligible for membership to at- tend the dinner and learn more llJSZ leaders of the community. Centenarian At Atterbury Picnic The oldest former resident of the Camp Atterbury area, inn-vear old Elmer E. Records of Bloomington.

was among the large crowd attending the group's twentieth annual pic- nic, Sunday at Irwin Park, Ed- inburg. Mr. Records, who lives with his son. Charles, had his hun- dreth birthday in June and re- ceived a belated birthday gift from his former neighbors at the reunion. Bvron Lee was elected presi- dent; John Dale Garst, vice- president; Mrs.

James Rec- ords, secretary -treasurer. The tribute of a silent pray- er was offered in memory of members who naa aiea auring the past year. Another reunion will be held at the same time and place next year. Two County Girls Win Fair Honors Two Johnson county girls, both members the Needham Girls 4-H club, won top honors at the State Fair last weekend, while competing in the 4-H food preservation judging contest. Sharon Wright, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wright of Franklin R.R. 2, won first place in the contest. She was awarded a 4-H achievement trip to the United Nations in New York and to Washington, DC. Second place went to Marcia Tresslar, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Oren Tresslar of R.R. 4. Franklin. Mrs.

Tresslar is the leader of the Needham 4-H club. Franklin Women Attend Seminar Eight Franklin women attended the Indianapolis District W. S.C.S. Educational Seminar at the Beech Grove Methodist church, Monday. They included mesdames Har.

ry Mock, Bryc Bogard, Frank Sellers, Harvey Cross, Earl Thompson, Gordon Johnson. Robert Drake and Grace By-num. FLEENER'S LHS'OLEUM TILE STORE On U. S. 31 at Whiteland Phone 533-7533 LLOYD FLEENER if VV Scandinavia Mr.

and Mrs. Oris Vandivier have returned to their home on East South Street after spend- ing five weeks Northern Eu- rope on a visit with their son, James Vandivier, and his family, who are living in Oslo, Norway, where he is a member of the United States State Department staff. Mr. and Mrs. Vandivier were met on their arrival in Rotterdam, Holland, by their son and daughter-in-law and the two grandchildren, Steven, age six, and Dianne, four.

The family group then went to Delft, where they met Linda French, Mrs. Oris Vandivier's niece, who is a secretary at the American Embassy in Brussels, Belgium. She spent two days with them as they toured Holland. See Ancestral Town A highlight of this part of the trip was a visit to Veer, the ancestral home of the Vandiviers. The spelling of the family name has been changed in America from its original form of Vanrti Before Mr.

and Mrs. Vandivier left for America, the family enjoyed a nine-day tour of western Norway and the Fiords, a trip they made by automobile and ferry. At the end of this trip, they found that they had visited the Places described by American Novelist Streeter in his. book' "skoal Scandinavia" they enjoved wmg his 'tty comments on ms similar Journey- the Vandiviers were awa their house was occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

William Hemphill, who were spending the Summer in Franklin and have t0 ineir nome ln Flonda- Tri Deltas Begin Year With Picnic A picnic at the home of Mrs. Ricnard Suckow, at which pa tronesses and tw0 rPresent3- tives of the collegate chapter were quests, opened the Tri Delta Alumnae 1963-64 season Monday evening. Patronesses who attended the annuai inner inciuaea dames George Davis James R- Davis, Rush Friddle Carroll Groves, James Jones Sil'l De" nnoaaes, jonn nnoaaes. B' W' W' SUCkW' 3Dd Members of the collegiate nu n- chapter present were Phyllis rr Coffey and Melinda Englekmg. Miss Coffey, recommendations i.

i chairman, gave the alumnae a detailed report on Panhellenic rules and on rushees recom- mended to the cb ter folow. ing the after dinner business The president, Mrs. A. E. fl announced that Mrs.

Lennis Murphy will fill out the recorA-m secretary's unexpired tem of Mrs David Hicks who has moved away from Frank. lin Mjss Carolvn Griffin, schol- arshi advis(. was instructed to check grades last freshmen for tw0 semesters to determine the recipient of the pin given by aiumnae to the in- itiate with tiie highest average, The presentation will he made at the pledge dinner, Sept. 21. Upon recommendation of the ways and means committee, it was decided to sponsor two rummage sales during the- year and to sell ribbon before Christ Funds raised are used for scholarship projects, At the close of thei their separate mectings patronesses and alum r- n.rf..

nae together heard Miss Coffey tell of tne collegiates' plans and discussed details of the September rusn parues. Mrs. Suckow was assisted by Mrs. Alton Snyder, Mrs. William Logan.

Mrs. Tom jones. and Mrs. Worth Bennett, Greenwood Drive-In Theatre U. S.

31 AT GREENWOOD OPEN 7:00 Adm. This Engagement Adults $1.00, Child Free 2 Top Hits In Color Sandra Dee, Peter Fonda "TAMMY AND THE DOCTOR" Most Colossal Conflict! "KING KONG vs. GODZILLA" Plus Color Cartoons WEDNESDAY "BYE BYE BIRDIE" "13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS" MORTGAGE LOANS i Mrs. David Kenneth Burgett. the bridegroom Bride's Father Performs Rite The Rev.

Howard Snvdnr W3S the officiating rlorax'm when his daughter, Leona be- came the bride of David Ken neth O. Burgett, son of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Burgett of near Bargersville, Sunday after noon in Unitv Ranfit rhfc Morgantown R. R. 3.

Miss Thelma Snvder was her sisier only attendant 9hp wore a peach color dress with matching slippers and ribbon- secured short veil. Her flowers were chrysanthemums in Au- tumn tints. Terri Handley also in peach color, was her aunt's flower girl. Brvan Handlev carried the rin terenirny. Kenneth Minett of near Mor- ganrown was best 'man Donald Jones and Kenneth Reeves both 0f Trafalgar, 2 were ushers Made Dress The bride wore a gown of silk organza and taffeta which she and her r.iotVer ATrc Snvder.

had maHp Ti k. r3C11j ce and lace ouiTned the seallnnpH tu skirt flowed into aha.ei Train Tiny pearls centered the petals hr.u ti, a T' wnicn held the bride elbow length veil in place and white carnations accented with peach v-" molored pompon chrysanthe- K. llvr tfroctor- anist, and PrVded traditional wedding M' Helen Snyder and Miss Burfett' TJl thP bridfl couple assisted at the re- cePtlon the church annex, where peach and white were carried out in dec-orations and table apointments and bridegrooom will make their new home on Trafalgar H. R. 2 and will con- tinue their employment in In- dianapohs, she at Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co.

and he, at Allison Division, General Visitors Return To Home In East 'Y Wp iZr ragoo mother, Mrs. Calvun Tlrotrnn inH hie info narontc Dragoo. and his wile parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wallace.

Dr. Dragoo, curator of Car- i had on Ta two-weeks busi- nesf tr'P Indiana and Ken" tucky. Prof, and Mrs. R. C.

Dragoo of Norman, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of near Whiteland were recent callers at the Dragoo home. Mrs. Poe Are Home After Trip Mr.

and Mrs. Paul E. Poe have returned from Phoenix, where they took Mr. Poe's mother, Mrs. Emerson Poe and family, to join Mr.

Poe for future residence. They then went to California where they visited Disneyland and other points of interest in the West. Mr. Poe has accepted a position as teacher of social studies in the Columbus Junior High School. He began carrying The Franklin Evening Star when a boy and then later assisted in the advertising department where he was working at the time he accepted his teaching position.

They will continue residing in Franklir, If0 Thinking of buying or building a larger home, or enlarging your present one? You may be able to do this sooner than you think. Stop in and see us today. Save Borrow Wisely BUILDING INSURED Quality Department Store Phone 736-7131 Open Wed. 9:15 REVOLUTIONARY rdmi.y na5 r.V-U.U Dr. and Mrs.

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