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THK DAILY BANNER

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Main Floor & Loges, 30c; Balcony, 20c; ( liildren under ten, 10c.

Entered in the 1’ost Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as

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second class mail matter, HARRY M. SMITH. Editor and Proprietor. S. K. RARIDEN, City Editor.

Personal And

SPECIALS

Ladies* Winter Union Suits 95c

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January Meeting Postponed. Priscilla Correction

On account of illness there will be Tuesulay’s Society Column stated^ no January meeting of the Thursday that guests at the Priscilla luncheon Reading Club. Monday were Mrs. Alice Farrow, and =

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Local News

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A GREGORY IA CAVA

PROOUCTIOW

A.PARAMOUNT EJCTURE I sual Short Subjects TODAY ONLY

HIGH SCHOOL HERO

DAILY MATINEES, ONE SHOW ONL'i \T 2:00 P. M.

should have been Mrs. Alice Farmer, =n mother of Mrs. Hutcheson in whose ||| honor the luncheon was given. g=j

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Informal Reception Given

Dr. ami Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson were 'M honor guests Tuesday evening at an fS informal reception held at the Christ- ^

S. J. Henry who i- confined to hi , Called Meeting Held. ian Church. The Woman’s Union of ^ home west of town by illness is slosv- There was a called meeting of th° the church gave the affair which w:is ly improving. j officers of the Woman’s Relief Corps a farewell party for the honor guest =

in the Hall Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. The organization will meet Monday for installation of officers.

Children's Union Suits; Sizes 2, 4, 5 n * 0R5 89c

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Study Club To Meet.

The Woman’s Study Cluh will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock

with Mrs. T. G. Yuncker at 203 Wood

Ranker White is confined !o his j .street,

home on Arlington street, by illness. j. .t. .*.

Infants’ Vests: 35 & 50c; Sizes 1,2 1 Now 25c

Children's Ribbed Hose; 75e Qualitv at B

53c

Robert f'i.sher of Stilesville is vis-; iting with Mr. and Mr-. F. E. Todd

and family of this city.

as they 1 ft late this evening for New York from where they will -ail for Europe to make an extended trip

abroad.

About 80 guests were presmt to enjoy the evening’s entertainment. A

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Miss Roxi*' Cash, living three miles >lr) , Hostess

east of Greenca tie was taken to a Mrs. Ra- er Bittles, East Walnut St.

unatarium in Martin*vill Wedne wa . hostess Tuesday afternoon at the fhort program consisting of a pageday in the McCurry ambulance. , e gu!ar meeting of the Progress His- ant given by the Christian Endeavor,

turv Club. Mr-. Yeager had charge of two solos by Mrs. Joe Crosb> an I t"° the progiom. Tlie hostess served solo* by Perry Rush were given "

K\le anil Gilbert Hughes have

turned to their home in this city af- * h, -‘ l lr<) flr TcrT1

t«, pending IWays in guincy.i‘^"tv refreshments during the s..c:nl

Florida with Mis. J. F. Willis.

Mrs. S. J. Henry received word from Lo.- Angele-, Calif, of the death of her brother William Butler Dec. 31 Mr. Butler is well known in Greencastle, having formerly resideii here. The mercury started on its upward treml Tuesday night and kept rising on Wednesday. Wednesday, the temperature was higher than it has been at any previous time this week.

Man So Nervous Gets Sore When Spoken To

SI t DEM lil t I I \L

“It actually irritated me to have anyone talk to me, I was so nervous. Vinol ended this and 1 feel wonderful now".—Wm. Fahy. Vinol is a compound of iron, phosphates, cod liver peptone, etc. The very FIRST bottle makes you sleep better and have a BIG appetite. Nervous, easily tired people are surprised how QUICK the iron, phosphates, etc., give new life and pep. Vinol tastes delicious.—R. P. Mullins, Druggist.

b visiting frien in this city, is visiting friends n th- city.

Mr. and Mrs. Kodm-y C. Walker and son of Wavorly, Mass., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Harris.

The following program will be given in Music Hall, Thursday at 7 p. m. Piano—Echoes of spring . Friml Polonaise Op. 2fi, No. 1 . Chopin Geneva Brown Voice—Du hist ilie Kuh Schubert Helen Keith Piano—Rondo . . . Gurlitt Betty Ogle Organ— Andante, from First Sonata . . . Borowski Theresa Kaney Piano—At the carnival . Grit g Mildred McFall Violin—Largo, from New World Symphony . . Dvorak Emerson Van Cleave

F. M. Werneke anil Mi s Nelda Werenke have returned to their homes after spending the Christmas holiI day in Greencastle with relative*. Mr. Werneke has returned to Washing! ,n. D. C. ami Miss Nelda to Athens, Alabama.

The -heriff and prosecutor of Warren County were in Greencastle on I Tuesday evening and took Mrs. Marie Lang, who was arrested while visiting her husband at the State Farm Tuesday afternoon, back to Attica where she is wanted on a charge of passing fraudulent checks. Dr. and Mrs. W’. R. Hutcheson planned to leave Greencu tle for New York City this afternoon at 5 o’clock. They will leave New York on the “Resolute” for a trip around the world, early Saturday morning. Dr. and Mrs. Hutcheson will lie gone five

months.

hour.

-E -p -p »p -p Over-the-Tea-Cups Met. The Over-the-Tea-Cups Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. R. L. O’Hair, East Seminary Street, Tuesday at the regular meeting. Mrs. A. R. Phillips in charge of the work of the afternoon, reviewed the book, “Shadows Waiting.’’ Refreshments were served by the hostess during the social hour of the afternoon. -P -E -P "P ‘T - Art Needle Work Met. Mrs. James 1. Nelson, fi09 Ridge Ave., was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the ladies of the Art Needle Club. There was a short business session, in which the members voted to purchase a $5.00 Health Bond. During the social hour dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The club then adjourned to meet next month with Mrs. John Robe, East Anderson St.

an informal manner good wishes were extended to Dr. and Mrs. Hutcheson by many people present. Delightful

refre-hments were served.

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O. E. S. Elections. The Morton Chapter, O. E. S. No. 356 installed the following officers at their meeting, Tuesday, December

27th.

. Giace Maddox, W. M. Edward Maddox W. P. Laura Frank, A. M. E-ther Fry, Sec. Etta Fry, Treas. Ros* Starks, Con. Sarah Baird, A. Con. Carmil Tabor, Chap. Ethel Igiwter, Marshall. Stella O’Hair, Adah. Minnie Garrett—Ruth. Irene Romine—Esther Eithel Tustesion—Martha. Terre Wood—Electa. Sarah Lane—Warden. Ralph Fry—Sen.

Prescriptions

PURE DRUGS PROMPT SERVli JOHNSTON’S CHOCOLATES KODAKS

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of presents. Two vsitors were present. Reynard, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rame--The hostess assisted by Mrs. Alice and son Frank and Wm. Call. Lydick served refre-hments, after ■ Miss Katherine Grider of Indianawhkh they adjourned to meet with 1 polis visited Sunday and Monday with ! Mrs. Letha Wilson the last Thursday Miss Geraldine Smythe. in January. j o Lee Wells spent Monday afternoon FILLMORE

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National eonventions for the Axford Club and the Cosmopolitan, two organization* whiw have chapters n\ I the DePauw campus, will lie held in {Greencastle sometime next December. It was decided at the convention of I the Student Volunteers', which was held in Detroit during the Christmas I vaeation to hold the convention of the | Oxford and Cosmopolitan Clubs here.

at Cecil Millers.

Lf ona Wright, Pauline Lawson, | Mary Heavin and Cletas Huber visited Stella Gairett Saturday night. Lloyd Evans and family visited Jes.-t- Evans agd family from Thurs-

day until Su^itox.

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The Town Gets Even

ROACHDALE Mr. and Mrs. Janies Bufard and son of Frankfort visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice and family. Miss May Hanna who teaches in the Lafayette high school spent the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Marg-

aret Bogan.

Mbs Helen Louise McIntyre and Janice Lewis returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in Indianapolis. Faye Sutherlin, teacher in the Gar-

With

NEW MAYSVILLE

M,-- Lulu Weller, B. F. Weller' re tt high school is spending the holipent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan'^,, with hPr mother, Mrs. Elia

Weller and family. j Sutherlin.

Guy Allen Davis has been very ill Ml , an ,| Mrs. Claude Lockridge of with sore eyes. ^ Dana, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cook of Bon, to Mr. and Mrs. Orville John- [ Danvilie, Miss Bell Blockridge of Inson on Dec. 28 a daughter, will an-, dianapoiiz and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. -wf r to t ie name Alberta. j Lockridge and family were guests of

Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Grantham i \j

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gor- (

ham Dec. 2ffth a daughter.

Mrs. Lula Ruark of Indianapolis! spent the holidays with her son Her-

Good used piano Good used player piano, New $800 player piano, Used talking machine ..

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Trade for anything of value. A. Wolfe—Phone 795-L

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she] Ruaik and family. ; taken off a few days ago is getting

Miss Bertha Elliott returned Wed- ;,lon K ver V nicely.

nesday to Knight.-town after pending her vacation with hontefolks. Misses Lucy Garrett and Kcte Oliver who hare been spending the

holidays with homefolks have return- timber from Mrs. Eldona Gardner

cd to Indianapolis.

Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Day ef Royal Center visited Frank Day anil family last week. Other visitors at Mr. Day’s on Friday beside-' Rev. an ! Mrs. Day were Mr. and Mrs. Charl»McFerran, Miss Ella Coffman of i New Maysville, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey'

Britton of Roachdale. j ville visited home folks last Miss Martha Coffin returned Sun- Friday night.

Who said a few days ngr* it looked like spring? 1 wonder if they haven’t

changed their mind.

Carey Dillinger has bought

Indiarra poll's. The owners of automobilet ing plenty of trouble now»:

engines.

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The revival meeting btpn

the M. P. Church Sunday WA' 1. by Rev. McAshin. of Torr y to Flossie and Viola H -v [orrh

Chapel who have been

and will commence cutting it

week.

Mi*. Carey Dillinger and her two small children, Maxine and Au-ten

have been sick with colds mo-t of thi grandmother Mr-. Emily B ' 1 '' week. Mr . Dillinger is still un- 1 Mrs. Margaret Newcent tkt

able to be up all the time.

Elbert Irwin and family of Rock-

Friday

week returned home Sundiy All of the township schoi.

CANNON’S

and Mrs. Fred Lockridge, New

-pent Monday afternoon with Mr. and j Year’:, day.

M ri| C 'u' '' ,0,llin ' Mr. R. C. McCamphell is visiting Ella Hendren spent Sunday after- h . r son Paul McCamphell and wife noon with Mrs Dan W, Her. | in Indianapolis this week. Mrs. Dan Weller and daughter: Harold Hutchins, a teacher Helen, and Ella Hendren spent Thurs- ( bama has been visitjn}? hjs

day evening with Mary Allgood.

Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats

CANAAN The Canaan Economic Club met with Mrs. Ethel Lydicks Dec. 29. i! Eleven members responded to the roll call with their favorite Book or Magi' azine. Then there was a discussion on i planning the home work for reading. { Each member had a part in giving I rea lirg.-, Christma- stories, songs and music. Then came the exchange

Are Reduced

Sheeplined Coats Corduroy Coats Moleskin Coats Reduced

STA'RT l# THe rtwr m A* t£0T

I. F. Cannon & Co.

,) ou Can Harrow

to $300 Here

"> a dignified, confidential way to pay your old bills. fWo one ebe ever knows of >your borrowing arrange. | niciitj; our repayment pl, in .gives you ample time to pay tyour loan so that it will mg (be a burden to you. I,et us (•how you how eaiy it is to get out of ilfl t <h:„ a

in Alaparents,

Mr. find Mrs. C. L. Hutchins, during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bogan and Miss Mae Hanna, visited Thursday with their sister, Mrs. Lewis McGaaghey at Russellville. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Indianapolis visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl CuH and children. Miss Helen Gannon of Frankfort Is visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Stone and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smythe and daughters visited Thursday with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Miller at Bain-

bridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCamphell of Indianapolis visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards and family. Mrs. Lina Perkins returned Saturday from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Clell Bain and family at Russ-

ellvllle.

Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hostetler and

day to East Chicago after spending

her vacation with homefolks. Miss Edith E. Ragan returned to

Charleston 111., Monday after pending the holidays with her mother

Mrs. Emma Ragan and family. The Day Gleaner’s class of the M.

Edmond Marshall and Jimmie Roger- are still cutting timeher on the

Lockridge farm.

Henry and Charles Mar-hall and their wives motored to Westville, 111. Christmas to visit their brother Geo. Marshall and family. The visit beng

Monday after a weeks vat Mr. Cloyd Hall ha 'he Salai

of having his Ford -tolcn a: Supp

Salaj

Haute one day last week. Viola and Flossie Bo-w g a { a

E. Sunday School had the New Yiar*' prompted by hearing that George had

meeting with Mrs. Wm. Pace, Monday evening. The next meeting will be Monday evening Feb. 6 at the home of

Mrs. Murt Wade.

Merea Coq visited Mrs. EuliCour Thur.-day. fijjjjj The Ladies Aid will meet * Sf? Fannie Sigler Jan. 5. j$up) Rev. W. E. Wilmoth EF ' Sula

hi foot and ankle badly hurt. They and wife iWaneta ami Helen Wag found him -ome improved. Willard Miller, Ge. rge Pi«

tt iinii'i miiici, vi' fi

M ' Ett Head -pent the week-end wife ate Sunday dinner wi:' St re with; her sister Mrs. Mary Glover of; tis and wife. Stre

CLOVERDALE Revival services which have been conducted at the M. E. church the Iasi four week*, closed Sunday night. Miss Pearl McKamey who spent the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. V. McKamey returned Monday to East Chicago where she teaches. Gilbert Hunter of Terre Haute is visiting his brother Ralph and family. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary! Society will meet Tuesday afternoon) with Mrs. Estes Duncan. Mrs. Raleigh Hill and children returned Sunday from a two weeks visit in Indianapolis with Mr. Hill who is employed there. Mrs. Mattie Vestal has gone to make her home with her son Ray an t wife near Crawford-ville. George Douglas, township trustee was a business visitor in Greencastle Monday. There was no school Monday and Tuesday the water supply being cut

jents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Case and , Thursday night son Joseph. I Mr. and Mrs. H.

r , „ , . . i C. Appleby and Mrs. Dan Robinson and daughter, Arthur Shumaker were

-get out of debt in this dig-

tailed wav.

j of Decatur, HI., are visiting her moth- visitors Saturday.

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2I 1 * East Washington St.

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er Mrs. Mary Conk and Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Porter.

I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Call and children entertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call and son

J. W. Snider and family -pent Fri-

day in Indianapolis.

LONG BRANSH Frank Lanca*ter who had his hand

Blankets Home Made Comforts

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Warm Underwear!

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We will take every care to give you U S values in these much needed cold weath’« articles. M

Allen Brothers

53rd. Year of Service.