The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 August 1946 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTlf, INDIANA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1946.
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One Night of TERROR?
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Suson HAYWARD
Poul LUKAS
’ Bill WILLIAMS
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Grecncastle
Greencastlo
Grecncastle
I II FAIR AWARWS OPEN ( I.ASS 8oiith<li>wn Aged Itam 1st. Parts A Mufit, 2nd. Paris & Moffitt, 3rd. J. D. Thomas. Yearling Ram 1st. Riverwood Farms; 2nd. Putnam County Breeders Ass’n.; 3rd. Paris A Molfitt; 4th. Ralph Hicks. Ram Lamb 1st. Riverwood Farms; 2nd. Riverwood Farms: 3rd. Ralph Hicks; 4th Putnam Co. Breeders Ass'n.; 5th. Ralph Hicks. Aged Ewe 1st. Paris & Moflit; 2nd. Riverwood Farm; 3rd. Ross Allen Kersey; 4th. Riverwood Farm; 5th. J. D. Thomas & Son. Yearling Ewes 1st. Riverwood Farm! 2nd. Pans & Motfit; 3rd. Ralph Hiiks; 4th. Pans A Moffit; 5th, Ralph Hicks. Ewe Lambs — 1st. Ralph Hicks; 2nd. Pa.ris & Moffit; 3rd. Riverwood Farms; 4th. Ralpn Hicks; 5th. Riverwood Farm. Champion Southdown Rams(Paris & Moffitt Champion SotiUldowns Riverwood Farm Flock 1st. Paris & Moffitt; 2nd. Riverwood Farm; 3rd. Paris A Moffitt; 4ili. Ralph Hicks; 5th J. D. Thomas Pen of Lambs 1st. Ralph Hicks; 2nd. Riverwood Farms; 3rd. J. D. Thomas; 4th. Putnam County Sheep Breeders Ass'n.
Khnipshire Aged Ram 1st. O. W. Brown; 2nd. O. W. Brown; 3rd. Maurice Fordice; 4th. O. W. Brown; 5th. O. W. Brown. Yearling Rum-—1st. O. W. Brown; 2nd. O. W. Brown; 3rd. Maurice Fordice. Ram Lamb 1st. O. W. Birown; 2nd. O. W. Brown; 3rd. Maurico FYirdiee; 4th. O VV. Brown; 5Ul. O. W. Brown. Aged Ewe 1st. O. W. Brown; 2nd. O. W. Brown; 3rd. Maurice Fordice. Yearling Ewe 1st. O. W. Brown; 2nd. Maurice Fond ice; hr i o W Brown; 4th. o. W. Brown; 5th. O. W. Brown Ewe Lambs 1st. O. W. Brown; 2nd. O. W, Brown; 3rd. Maurice Fordice; 4th. Dale A Max Ncwgent. Champion Shropshire Rams O. W. Browu, ChampUm Shropshire Ewe—O W. Brown Flock 1st. O. VV. Bru vn, 2nd. Mauri..e Fordice; 3rd. O. VV. Brown; Pen of Lambs- 1st. O. W. Br-iwn; 2nd. Maurice Fordice; 3rd O. VV, Brown. Pen of Lambs - 1st. O. VV. Brown: 2nd. Dale A Max Newgeot, 3rd. Maurice Fordice. Hampshire Aged Ram 1st. Walker Reason 2nd. Bill Hurst. Yearling Ram 1st Herschel Knoll; 2nd. Bill Hurst; 3rd. Wdker Reasor; 4th. Herschel Knoll Ram Lamb— 1st. Bill Hurst; 2nd. Herschel Kivdl; 3rd. Victor Sutherlin; 4th. Walker Reasor; 5th. Walker Reasor, Age Ewe 1st. Bill Hurst; 2nd. Walker Reasor; 3rd. Walker Reasor; 4th. Herschel Knoll; 5th, Victor Sutherlin & Sons.
son; 2nd. Albert McOutchan; 3rd. Eugel Anderson; 4th. Charles Gaston. Yearling Ran—1st. Albert McCutchan; 2nd. Eugel Ande.t' son; 3rd. Albert McCutchan. Ram Lamb 1st. Albert McCutchan; 2nd. Eugel Anderson', 3rd. Eugel Anderson; 4th. Bill Hurst; 5th. Albert McCutchan. Aged Ewe 1st. Eugel Anderson; 2nd. Eugel Anderson; 3rd. Eugel Anderson; 4th. Albert Me Cutchan. Yearling Ewe - 1st. Eugel An-J dor»)n; 2nd. Engel Anderson; 3rd. Eugel Anderson; 4th. Bill Hurst; 5th Albert McCutchan. | Ewe Lamb 1st. Eugel Anderson; 2nd. Albert McCutchan; 3rd. Bill Hurst; 4th. Eugel Anderson; 5th. Eugel Anderson. Champion (other breed) Ram — Albert McCutchan Champion (other breed) Ewe —Eugel Anderson Flock 1st. Eugel Anderson; 2nd. Eugel Anderson; 3rd. Albert McOutchan. Pen 1st. Albert McCutchan; 2nd. Eugel Anderson; Premier Sheep exhibitor Putnam County, Walker Reasor and
Sons.
Sheep feeder was won by O. VV. Brown and Son. Plainfield. Ind., on best pen lambs. Feeder donated by Metzger Lumber Company. Table donated by Horace Link and Co., was won by Riverwood! Farm, Manilla, Ind., on best flock, all breeds competing. Decorations for tent were donated by Rigntsell Chemical Co, Grecncastle, Ind,
—Apron Mildred Flo Gcrton, Marion Twp.—Apron Patty Masten, Marion Twp —
Apron
Jo Ellen Alexander,
Twp.—Apron
Diane Shomaker,
Twp.—Apron
Emma Jean Roach, Greencast-
le— Apron
Marcia Myers, Grecncastle Twp.—Apron Karen Birt, Grecncastle Twp.
—Apron
Roberta Elmore,
Twp. -Apron Donna Gorham, Twp. —Apron Wanda Chadd, Twp.—Apron
Beverley Liptrap,
Twp.—Apron
Esther Best, Washington Twp.
—Apron
Esther Best, Washington Twp.
—Apron
Abby Joan Gray, Twp.—Apron Joan Williams, Twp.—Apron Hilda Boatright,
T.vp Slip
Beverly Anm
Washington Twp.- Slip Hazel Marie Rissier, Washing-
ton Twp.—Slip
Barbara Cohn, Washington
Twp-Slip
Shirley Stites, Grecncastle,—
Slip
Janice Vaught, Russell Twp. —Apron Vera Farris, Russell Twp. — Apron Division II Joyce Ann Boatright, Marion Twp. Dress Cornelia Sears, Marion Twp.— Dress Beverly King, Marion Twp.— Dress Rose Ellen Huller, Marion Twp. —Dress Freda Smith, Marion Twp.— Dress Ella Sutherlin, Grecncastle Twp. —Dress Carol Rossok, Grecncastle Twp.—Dress
Jean Selsor, Marion Dress
Twp. — ’ Twp. i Arlene
Shuee, 1st., Monroe
Grecncastle, Twp.
Grecncastle,
Grecncastle
McCullough,
Grecncastle —
Green-
miVATE DRESS REV I K Division 1 Kay Tresner, Monroe Twp.—
Apron
Alice Coffman, Monroe Twp.—
Apron
Ardell Clodfelter, Monroe Twp.
— Apron
Sarah Myers, Franklin Twp.—
A pi on
Patricia Asher, Franklin Twp.
—Apron
Nancy Ann Huber, Franklin
Twp. —Apron
Donna Mae HarmelSg, Frank-
lin T.vp. Apron
Edna Jane Harmless, Frank-
lin Twp.—Apron
Patsy Brown, Franklin Twp.
—Apron
Leanar Allgood, Franklin Twp.
—Apron
Mary Malayer, Franklin Twp
—Apron
Margaret Witt, Franklin Twp.
—Apron
Jean Anne VanVactor, Frank-
lin Twp.— Apron
Jane Ann Irwin, Franklin
Twp.—Apron
Mllna Beth Farlow, Franklin
Twp. Apron
Carlo Hays, Franklin Twp.—
Apron
Marylyn Copner, Franklin
Twp. Apron
Betty Ruth McCloud, Franklin
Twp—Apron
Marilyn Baser, Franklin Twp.
—Apron
Shirley Bartholomew, Frank-
lin Twp.—Apron
Nancy Vaughn, JeUerson Twp.
—Apron
Ratty Fine, Jeff arson, Twp.
Apron
Carol Hedge, Nightgown Lila Hanna, School Dress
Flo Ann McGuffey,
castle,—Dress
Wilma Busier, Grecncastle—
School Dress
Peggy Sutherlin, Grecncastle,
— Dress
Jean Alice Sallust, Greerwcast-
le—Dress
Margaret Adams, Clovcrdale,
— Dress
Finney, Clovcrdale —
Sutherlin, Cloverdale
Shirley Dress Evelyn
—Dress
Mary Cox, Cloverdale,—Dress Betty Jean Hickerson, -Dress Charlotte Clodfelter, Clinton,
Twp. -Dress ■ -p w .,
Mitzi Alexander, Clinton Twp.
Dress
Ella Nicholson, Clinton Twp. -
Dress
Carmina Obersi, Clinton Twp.
Dress
Sharon White, Warren Twp.—
Dress
Shirley Byers, Twp.—Dress
Lavon Elmore,
Twp.—Dress
Marjorie Siddons, Creencastla
Twp.—Dress
Delores Thomas, Grecncastle—
Dress
Eileen Henson, Cloverdale, Twp.—Dress Helen Allen, Jefferson Twp.—
Jumper
Peggy Scchman, Jefferson Twp.—Jumper Virginia Wheeler, Jefferson Twp.- Dress Mary Jo Thralls, Monroe Twp.
—Dress
Phyllis Beck, Monroe Twp. —
Grecncastle J Jumper
Jacquelyn Steward, Monroe
Twp.—Dress
Marjorie Fonner, Monroe Twp.
—Dress
Donna Lou Pursell, Monroe
Washington . Twp. Dress
Donna Mac Blois, Monroe Twp.
Washington'—Dress
Barbara Pursell, Monroe Twp.
—Dress
Division IV Peggy Arnold Dress Anita Selsor Marion Twp.—
Dress
Judith Pruitt, Marion Twp.—
Dress
Dorothy Reeves, Twp.—Play Suit Arlene Crawley,
Twp.—Dress
Susan Rowland,
Twp.—Dress
Jo Anne Smith,
Twp.—Dress
Dorette Shomaker, Greencastl e Twp.—Dress Madonna Skelton, Grecncastle
Twp.—Dress
Marjorie Whitman, Greencastle Twp. —Dress Jo Mae Arnold, Grecncastle
Twp.—Dress
Nancy Torr, Greencastle, —
Dress
Joan Shonkwiler, Madison Twp.—Dress Martha White, Warren Twp. —Dress Zella Pickett, Warren Twp. —Dress Mildred Clodfelter, Russell Twp. Blouse and Skirt Ruth Raab, Washington Twp. —Skirt and Blouse Jeanne Wilson, Franklin Twp. Phyllis Eggers, Franklin Twp. —Dress Anna Worley, Monroe Twp.—
Dress
Jeretta Sutherlin, Monroe Twp..—Dress Deloris Bridges
Julia Coffman, 2nd. Monroe
Twp. Carmina Oberst, 2nd.,
Clinton
Twp. Kathryn Wright, 2nd. Clinton Twp. Janet Sallust, 2nd. Jefferson
Sallust, 2nd. Jefferson,
2nd., Marion
Marion
2nd.
2nd.
Greencastle
Grecncastle,
Greencastle,
Greencastle
Greencastle,—
Anna Mac Jones,
Fwp. —Apron Eileen Barcue,
Yearling Ewe 1st BiU Hurst .
2nd. Walker Reasor; 3rd. Walker
Reasor 4th. Victor Sutherlin & Sons 5th. Herschel Knoll.
Eewe Lamb 1st. Walker Rea-1 Apt on sor, 2nd. Marvin Douglas; 3rd.|,„ 111111 e Vaughn,
Marvin Douglas; 4th. BiU Hurst
5th. Walker Reasor.
Champion Hampshire Ram -
Walker Reasor
Champion Hampshire Ewe —
Walker Reasor
Flock - 1st. Walker Reasor; 2nd. BiU Hurst; 3rd. Herschel Knoll; 4th. Victor Sutherlin A:
Cloverdale
Cloverdale
Clovcrdale
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Romell Clodfelter, Russell,
Twp.—Dress
Phyllis Alice, Jefferson Twp.—
Dress
Karen MoCammack, Jefferson Twp. —Dress Patty Fine, Jefferson Twp.—■
Apron
Margaret Hurst, Jefferson
Twp.—Dress
Janet Sallust, Jefferson, Twp.
— Dress.
Wancta Nichols, Jefferson Twp. - Dress June Sallust, Jefferson, Twp.
— Dress
Jian Kay Williams, Washington, Twp. - Summer Dress Marie Wells, Washington Twp. (
—Dress
Evelyn Allen, Washington
Twp.—Dress
Mary Lanham, Franklin Twp.
— Dress
Judy Gough, Franklin Twp.-
Dress
Patsy Bridges, Franklin Twp. —Dress
Doris Sinclair
llivision V
Florence Northrop, Greencastle Twp.—Plaid Wool Dress Clcma Jean Shonkwiler,
Madison. Twp. Dress
Martha Elmore, Cloverdale
3 Piece Suit
Marcia Flint, Clinton Twp. -
Wool Suit
Martha Sutherlin, Monroe Twp.—Rayon Dress Doris Keck, Monroe Twp. — Suit (sport) Kaye Ferrand, Monroe Twp.
—Suit
Betty Sutherlin, Monroe Twp.
—Red Wool Dress
Wilma Scobee, Monrae Twp.
—Suit
Twp. June Twp
Donna Bailey,
Twp.
Freda Smith, 2nd., Marion
Twp.
Joyce Boatright, 2nd.,
Twp.
Betty Broadstreet
Marion Twp.
Flo Ann McGuffey,
Greencastle Twp.
Ella Sutherlin, 2nd., Green-
castle Twp.
Peggy Sutherlin, 2nd., Green-
castle Twp.
Louise Phillips, 2nd., Green-
castle Twp.
Joan Williams, 2nd., Wash-
ington Twp.
Evelyn Allen, 2nd., Washing-
ton Twp.
Marie Wells, 2nd., Washing-
ton Twp.
Mary Ellen Cox, 2nd., Clover-
dale Twp.
Margaret Adams, 2nd., Cloverdale Twp. Shirley Finney, 2nd. Clover-
daye Twp.
Jeanetta Sutherlin,
Cloverdale Twp.
Marjorie Irwin, 2nd., Madi-
son Twp.
Judith Cash, 2nd., Franklin
Twp.
Delores Hopper, 2nd., Russell
Twp.
Romell Clodfelter, 2nd., Russell Twp. Patsy Bridges, 3rd., Franklin Twp. Esther Kelly, 3rd., Franklin
Twp.
Mary Lanham, 3rd. Franklin
Twp.
Nila Grove, 3rd., Cloverdale
Twp.
Colleen Herbert, 3rd., Cloverdale Twp. Betty Nickerson, 3rd., Cloverdale Twp. Evelyn Sutherlin, 3rd. Cloverdale Twp. Coleen Phillips, 3rd., Marion
Twp.
2nd.
Rev. H. Russell of Gosport, filled his regular appointment at the M. E. church Sunday and was dinner guests of Mrs. Alice Rogers and Mrs. Icy O'Daniels. Mrs. Ida McKamey of Denver Colorado, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Cunningham
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Stwalley
came section foreman on the I Monon R. R. which position he j retainod until the State Farm J was established some 30 years ago. He was among the first cm- I ployed at Cm. institution. Here he w-as faithful, dependable and congenial until failing health compelled him to retire after 25 '
In all that tim ’
THE AIR C0NDI1 VOWS] jLASI SHOWING TQ
were
evening. Mr. and
Brazil were
John
Mary Ann Cash. 3rd., Marion’saw mill he met with an accident Twp. jand lost his right hand. To 6 Virginia DeVaney, 3rd., person less courageous this would Marion Twp. ;of been a terrible blow but desMargaret Hurst, 3rd., Jeffer- pile this handicap he was always son Twp. j jolly and industrious and did Sharon White, 3rd., Warren',not seem to take life seriously. Twp. | On reaching young manhood ha Mary Love, 3rd., Clinton Twp. i secured a team and wagon and Ella Marie Nicholson, 3rd., I started out ini the world alone. Clinton Twp. i He traveled over Arkanas and Mary Bernice Fenwick, 3rd. I other western states and on Jan. Monroe Twp. | 22, 1892, he was united in marArlene Michael, 3rd., Monroe! ria £ e 10 Nora Owens of Mo. and
years service.
in Martinsville Wednesday there was never a word of com-
plain.. of him, he was ever un-
Mrs. Ross Evans of derstandir.g, considerate, ami six o'clock dinner kindly to the men working under
him.
On June 29, 1935 the wife was called away and on Jan. 2, 1938. he was again uniteu in niarraige to Mrs. Belle Brown. He has been in failing health for tile past 5 years and the devoted wife has cared for him with unfailing devotion. No task was too hard for her if she thought it was for his comfort or pleasure. His last days were spent in quiet and con1 tentmen-.. While the family lived in Bloomington he united with the Christian church, but was not baptized until after he moved to (Futnamville. He was bapitized in [ the Baptist church at Greencastle by the Rev. D. D. Dodd and went into the Methodist church at Putnamville. He was a good | husband and. father and it was! to provide the comforts of life for his loved ones that he worked unceasingly. He leaves :o mourn his going ,the giref stricken wife, three sons, Earl, Douglas ami Raymond of Greencastle, two daughters, Mrs. Mae Cooper of Greencastle and Mrs. Mary Reiv j fro of Putnamville, 20 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren | and an agecT sister, Airs. Ida Belcher of Bloomington, to j whom he was ever devoted, and a host of neighbors and friends who deeply feel his loss. He has rounded out 83 years, 9 months and 2 days. The oldest daughter, Ethel, died at birth and the son, Frank died 7 years ago. Why should our tears in sorrow
flow,
When God recall's his own, And bids them leave a world of
woe,
For an immortal crown. Is not in death again to those Whose life to God was given, Gladly to earth their eyes they close. To open them in heaven, His tolls are past, his work is done, And he is fully blest, he fought the fight, The victory won and entered into
rest.
Then let our sorrow cease to
flow,
God has recalled his own. And let our hearts in every way, Still say, Thy will be done.
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Logan, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Goman spent from Wednesday until Monday oi last week with .her sister, Mrs
Maud M.ugg of Quincy.
Several from here attended the funeral of Paul Hurst at Old Deer Creek north of town last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry left last Sunday to spend a few days
in Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Ida Evans entered the Putnam county hospital last
Sunday night.
Mrs. Edith Hill of California was called here last week on account of the illness of her mother, Mis. Ida Evans. Mrs. Cora McKamey of New Castle is here visiting relatives.
OBITUARY
An invisible plume has again brushed across the path of the living, an unseen wing has rustled with the murmur of life and a voice whispered shortly after the shades of night had fallen over our little village and another loved one wandered down the long trail to the mansion that Jesus had prepared for him. William Davis, only son torn to Franklin and Sarah Margaret Alexander, was born in Monroe Co. near Bloomington* Indiana, August 2, 1862. He had not gone far on the journey of life when his mother was called away by death, at the age of 34 years, and the home was broken up leaving him and a baby sister 3 years old, relatives took the baby but for a time he lived with his father then he was taken by a family named Stephens. Here he received the love and care of a son, in early life he manifested the characteristics of courage, self reliance and ability to meet life as it came. When just a boy while working at a
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COMING SUNDAY AND M(H MATINEE AND I TUESDAY Nlliffil
Colunj l '4ir9 1 dnnuof L thc^oof ifl RobwHoodt i
wtiiUmti IQiHSE • liRESKi-
W ITU NEWS MONKEY 111 SINESSI
Madonna
Proctor,
Monro.'
Twp. Skirt
and Blouse
Letha Masten, Monroe
Twp.
Suit
Betty Jane Fordice,
Russell
Twp.—Skirt
and Blouse
Barbara
Leonard,
Russell
Shirley Carrington
Twp. —Dress
Esther Kelly, Franklin
—Dress
Flanklin
Twp.
Bon.
iFen 1st. Walker Reasor; 2nd. Herschel Knoll All Other Breeds
Aged Ram
T A'p. Apron
Dorothy Adams, Cloverdale
Twp. Apron
Barbara Branneman* Clover-
dale Twp. Apron
Kay Snyder, Cloverdale Twp.
—Apron
Betty Lou Haltom, Cloverdale Twp. Apron
Cline, Monroe Twp
Mary Louise Taylor, Clover
dale Apron 1 Louise Phillips ,
1)1 vision III
Jeanne Ann Tharp,
1st. Eugel Andcr | June Dewcese, Cloverdale Twp. Twp.—Dress
Carolyn Gentry, Monroe Twp.
- -Dress
Alice Masten* Monroe Twp.Dress , Julia Coffman. Monroe Twp.
Dress
Marvine
Dress
Mary Fenwick, Monroe Twp.
<4 |
Raquel Effheaon, Monroe Tvp.
- Dress
Arlene Michael, Monroe Twp.
- Skirt & Blouse
Arlene Shuee, Monroe Twp.—
Dress
Dress
Jo Ann Hyten, Monroe Twp.-
Dress
Twp.—Sport Suit Phyllis McCoy, Washington Twp. 3 Piece Suit Jo Ellen Breedlove, Franklin
Twp.—Coat Clothing 11
Shirley Carrington, 1st.
Franklin Twp.
Frances Johns, 1st, Madison
Twp.
Wilma Buster,
castle Twp.
Lila Hanna, 1st., Greencastle
Twp.
Carol Hedge,
Twp.
1st., Green-
1st., Greencastl.
Carol Rossok, 1st., Greencastle Twp. Jean Sallust, 1st., Greencastle Twp.
Marion
Sears. 1st. Marion
Marion
Beverly King, 1st.,
Twp.
Cornelia
Twp.
Phyllis Alice, 1st., Jefferson
Twp. ,
Karen McCammack, 1st.,
Jefferson Twp.
Waneta Nichols, 1st., Jeffer-
son Twp.
Mitzi Alexander, 1st., Clinton
Twp.
Martha Wright, 1st., Clinton
Twp.
Maurvine Cline, 1st.,
Twp.
Raquel Etcheson, 1st., Monroe
Twp.
Carolyn Gentry, 1st.
Twp.
Monroe
Monroe
Twp.
Clothing V Phyllis McElroy, 1st., Washington Twp. Clema Shonkwiler, 1st., Madison, Twp. Barbara Leonard, 1st., Russell
Twp.
Mary Frances Torr, 1st., Greencastle, Twp. Florence Northrop, 1st., Greencastle Twp. Wilma Jean Scobee, 2nd., Monroe Twp. Betty Sutherlin, 2nd., Monroe
Twp.
Marcia Flint, 2nd..Clinton
Twp.
Jo Ellen Breedlove, 2nd.,
Franklin Twp.
Martha Jean Elmore, 2nd.,
Cloverdale Twp.
Kaye Ferrand, 3rd., Monroe
Twp.
Doris Keck, 3rd., Monroe Twp. Letha Masten, 3rd., Monroe
Twp
Madonna Proctor, 3rd., Mon-
roe Twp. .
Betty Fordice, 3rd., Russell
Twp.
$++++++++++++0 * CLOVERDALE * •Jj + 4. 4. -I- -J. j. 4 J. -J. Mrs Gertrude Hurst and son. Harry and grandson. Paul LeRoy Hurst, of west of Mt. Meridian, were in town. Wednesday after-1
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Logan, | south east of Brazil, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Logan Wed-
nesday evening.
Mrs Anna Maston, is staying with Mrs. Gertrude Hurst. Mrs Lewis Brewer, who fell some time ago and fractured her hip, is getting along nicely
at her home here.
Miss Stella Collins, spent Wednesday night with Mrs.
O'Conor.
Mrs. Cora Dorsett of Monti-) ■.•ello, has been in town for a few! lays visiting her sister, Mrs.| 1 lattie Gorham and friends. . Mr. and Mrs. Rome R. Ritrlch l .I Loveland. Colorado, visited hisl
C ARD OF TRANKS
We wish to express our sincere thanks for the kindness shown us during the illness and death of our husband and father. We wish a) thank all for the beautiful flowers, the minister Rev.
to this union was born seven children, four sons and three daughters. Shortly after this marriage they book the wife's baby brother, Willie, and kept
him until he was grown* he married and his wife lived only a Dodd. Mr. MeOurry, the singers short time. When his Health be-! and everyone who helped in our
time of need, we sincerely appreciate all the many kindnesses
gan to fail, they again toiok him and cared for him .until his death,
for a time they lived in Mo. and shown us.
about 48 years ago they moved Mrs.Belle Alexander, Mr. and to Bloomington, Ind., and in'Mrs. Earl Alexander, Mr. and April, 1903, moved to Putnam- Mrs. Douglas Alezander, Mr. -411 d ville where he has lived eve! Mrs. Raymond Alexander, Mr
since. " | and Mrs. Arthur Cooper, Mr. and I grandson spent tho
Soon after coming here he be- Mrs Charles Renfro.
* PALESTINE Mr. and Mr Pa^R Indianapoh .-pent &« Clifford Shinn. Mrs. Howard Hi* ing in Skyline, Va. Mr. and Mr*. WilH Detroit spent part c.‘l| with C. O. Osborn. Forest Williamson 1 spent Sunday with
born.
Jimmie and Tracy I spent from Sunday 1 nesday witli John Heiyl Mr. and Mrs P.jyai have returned after | weeks stay in BaltiM Mrs. Herman iM
Lafayette.
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WASTE FATS CAN HELP SOAP SHOW SO SAVE SOME EVERY PAY BE SURE TO BRING THEM 1NT01 FOUR CENTS A POUNP WE W ! l
WE BUY USED FA VAN BUSKIRK
Olliel
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WASTE FATS CAN SOAP SHORTAGE SO SAVE SOME EVERY BE SURE TO BRING THEM IN W) FOURCENTS APOUNP WEW'j
.
Jo Ann Hvten lut mr * sfMer ’ Mrs Sam Mc <*>y and Mr.I
Hyten, 1st., Monroeadd Mrs. McCoy recently.
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERS