BIRDSEYE(MRS. E. L. KELLEMS)Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bolden of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bolden and daughters.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holzbog of French Lick spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oxley. Mrs. Frieda Dove, also of French Lick, visited the Oxleys on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chumbleyand son of French Lick, Mrs. RosieTHE DAILY HERALDDicher and Charles Kingsley and children of Mt. Vernon visited Mrs. Lola Deel and daughter Janice on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Kemp and family and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Atkins and children of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Merkley and family of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Atkins of Jamestown and Mrs. Blanche Medcalf of Indianapolis were called here due to death of their father and brother. Mrs. Kemp and children remained here to spend this week with hermother, Mrs. Lula Atkins.Mr. and Mrs. George Shellen-berger of Toledo, Ohio, are spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Whaley.Mrs. Alta Austin and Mrs. Anna Andry of here and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Austin of Evansville attended the wedding of Roger Eckert and Glenda Watson, (Roger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eckert) at Dayton, Ohio, on Saturday.They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eckert and family at Ander-Wednesday, June 16, 1965son and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckert of McCordsville.Mrs. Judy Clanton and Miss Brenda Jackson left Monday for Terre Haute where they will attend classes at Indiana State University this summer.FIRST safety pinATHENS (AP)-A large bronze safety pin, perhaps the world's first, is on display in the archaeological museum at Iraklion, Crete. It dates back to Minoan civilization, about 4,000 yeais ago. _tttt-v v‘irr • - —rrf-nnrrnr vTiif i mi 11 ~ ~ •* ' ~ ' r mrii r i'iMiT T~‘f 7 fr~ V ’ r ' • 'ii'Trft'ti.....r,rtfrW~ ...................................................