The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1928 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTEE DAIRY BANNER, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1928.

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AN INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY

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MAY Hi: I WillDATES WASHINGTON, June 8 (LT) — Senator Walter K. Edge <>f New Je: ey i- regal led a- likely to be accordvd the support of the majoiity of Secretary of (Hmmerre Hoover’s friend- for vice president at tile Ivan a City Convention next week if

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Personal And Local News

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Hoover i.^ nominated for President. Governoi Alfred E. Smith’s running male—in event he is nominated—is till problematical hut his friends are talking about the possibility of K ua- Woollen, Indianapolis banker and Indiana native son candidate for

jthe presidency.

C. W. Tribby was in Indianapolis on business Thursday. Fheiiff Ed Eiteljorge was a visitor in Indianapolis Friday. Miss Minnie Mae Hartley was a visiti.r in liulianapoli hriday. Mrs. Walter Dodd of Westvjlle, Ind. is the guest of Miss Mabel Stoner. Mrs. Lemuel H. Murlin has koh to Coinell, Iowa, to vi it w ith relativ-

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Mr. and Mi . John Melville have gone to Chicago for a visit there with relatives. Mary Humphrey Bittles has returned to her hour Irom the i'ntiiani County Ho.-pitul. Mr. and Mi . George Weber and family motored to Teiie llaute on fliursday evening. Mrs. Grace Irwin Reynolds of Indianapolis ): pending (. anmenccin» iu week here with Chaile: an 1 Lilia.i Southard. Rev. John McFall, minister of tlie Broadway M. K. Church of Indianapolis will be in town for the commencement services. Ms. Maude Immb'Ti of Indianapolis returned to her home there Friday aftei a vi.-it with in / sister, Air . T. H. Hunter and daughtei . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haverly of Ciiiciiinati wlio have been vi iting the past week witli relatives in this eity havt* returned n< their home.

Hridal Dinner This Evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McWethy will entertain this evening at the Elm’s Inn at 7:.30 o’clock with a four course bridal dinner, honoring their daughter, Miss Annabelle and Kenneth McCoy, whose marriage will take place Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock at

the Methodist Church.

The bride’s chosen colors of orchid and blue will be carried out in all of the appointment-. The center piece of the table will be a large basket of spring dowels. Tall blue tapers

will also be used.

Guests will he: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCoy of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hills of Ft. Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. C. V\ Otis, Misses Anne McWethy, Ruth Wilson, Belly Tilden, Lucy Mae Greet of Evansville, Dorothy Rose Fisher of Terre Haute and Portia Showalter of Richmond; Mes.-rs. Kenneth E. McCoy and Paul Bell of Cincinnati, Walter W. Bunge of Chicago, Harold Laughlin of Kansas City, T. Conklin Alexander of Indianapolis and John Maikland of Co-

lumbus.

•!• *1* 4- *i* -1ludy ( lull Ra Picnic. I lie Woman’- Study Club held an all day picnic meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Andrew Sween-y on the Limedale road. Due to th.‘ da input - s outsiue it was necessary to hold the deliciou- chicken dinner indoois instead of on the lawn a- had been planned. During the business meeting it wa voted to run the club calendar from January to January in the future and hold the elections in January -o as to correspond with the federated

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Phone All Social Items To 93.

' Mrs. Gray Potter

Delta Theta Tau held annual election of cfficers at the regular meeting Thursday evening. Following ar the new reads for the lo.ning year: Mr . (Pay Potter, Piesident; Miss Imogene Mullins, Vice-President; Mrs. Ward Mayball, Secretary; Mrs. Ernest Stoner, treasurer; Mis Lenora Ruaik, Seiagent-at-arms; Miss Margaiet Gibson, Pres, correpondent; and Miss Beryl O’Hair, his-

torian.

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The Thursday Reading Club met with Mis. Alice Day, east Walnut street, on Thursday afternoon. Twelve members weie present who answered roll call by giving the dates of their marriage. A very inteie ting paper was read by Mrs. Robeit Pierce, the subject being “The Romance And Marriage of Napoleon and Louise.” Mrs. Lawrence Ciawley read a poem by Edgar Guest, entitled “Hi-. Worst Enemy.” One guest, Mis. Kenneth West was present. Delightful refreshments were served hy the ho.-tess. The next meeting will lie an all day picnic with Mrs. Paul Allen at Allendale on July 5th.

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Mrs, Arnold Hostess. Mrs. Robert Arnold, was hostess to the Beachwood Pleasant Circle of Fillmore, Wednesday evening at her home. Eighteen members answered roll call wdth names of new books. Three visitors were present: Mrs. ! C. O. Buis, Mrs. Eugene Kivitt and Miss Esther Dunlavy. Mrs. Lewis Ogle gave a very in-

Mrs. Jean Nelson Penfield of New York, one of the mo: t brilliant wo man graduates of DePanw and an au'hor, lawyer, and orator, will be in Greencastle for commencement. Sin will be a guest at the Kappa Hou

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Dr. and Mi . W. C. Matthews and, son Billy of Kentland are the commencement guests of .Mis. Kaser liittles and family, east Walnut street. Rev. Douglas Guest of Amherst, Ma.-s., father of Miss Alice .Guest, a .'enior in the university, will offer the invocation at the Imccaluui fate services Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Rex. Rafferty of Fort Wayne, are the gue ts of Mr. and ADJ. Charles Broadstreet, ••ust Seminary street. Airs. Rafferty was formerly Mi s Helen Broadstreet. Mrs. Frank Donner arriv*-<l home late Friday afternoon from San Antonio, Texas, where she was a delegate to the national convention of the Federated Club of America. James Ogden of Indianapolis will be one of the ; : .iki i :t the alumni mei ting on Satuida;., Mr. Ogden was iicentl'. nominated for Attorney Gen- ! i . :tl 'lining the State R» publican i oivelltioll. Mi ■: L'.rene Sloan of French hick, i- vi iting Mrs. C. C. Tucker, east Walnut street, during commencement. Mi - Sloan i a former DePauw student and a memher of the Alpha Omieron Pi sorority. Old glassware is popular in many place and i.- valuable, ns was shown at a sale at Fincastle on Thursday. Dr. 1 M. Oliver of that place sold a gla bottle to Mrs. Grace Denny of Roaehdale for $10. It whs brought To Putnam county in 1825 hy Dr. Oliver’s parent , and is one of the ohl- ! er pieces of gins- ill the country that i its hi.dor. L well known.

dull calendar. Heretofore the Stuilv

' lub has elect. ! officers for the yen'. , tert ‘* lin K W* r on diff ‘ !rent kin,ls of

reading which was much enjoyed by the club. Mrs. Thomas Talbott furn-j ished the entertainment, a jumble contest, which was won by Airs. Hen- '

in April.

Mr-. Lee Dodge gave the program for the afternoon which proved to be a very inten -ting humourous read

Jackson. Lovely refreshments ' hy the hostess during

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Invitations Issued. Invitations have been issued foi i the wedding of A. A. Houck to MLEthel Naomi Sandage of Indianapolis ' to take place Monday June 18th at] the home of Miss Handage at 8301 j Washington lllvd., Miss Nandngn • : the sister of Mrs. Charles Port Bene-

dict.

AH-s Sandage was for some time connected with the University and was in the Registrar’s office.

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Mrs. Braden Hostess.

The Country Reading Club met Thursday with Mrs. Edgar Braden, south of the city. Miss izola Hutch

officiating. The wedding was held on eson had charge of the program for the lawn of the home. Witnesses the afternoon. The business session were immediate members of the fam- was taken up with the election of ofily. Miss Wells lives at Brick Chapel Hcers who will serve the coming

and Mr. Evans is from Roaehdale. year.

ing by William Haxlett Utson. Sev- 1 ^ enieen member- and two guests, Airs, , Charle- Ewan and Mis. Kobei.

Sweeney.

The club adjourned to. meet in Jul. with Mrs. Joe Crosby. .[..p -p Entertains For VDs. I>ates. Mrs. W. R. Orton, East Washingti ii Strict, (oad entertained Friday with a bridge luncheon honoring her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maltha Gates if Lincoln, 111., who is her guest. There were two tables.

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\\ t Hs-Evans Nuptials.

Mis Ruth Wells aiid Webb Evans were united in marriage Thursday evening at the home of Miss Wells'uncle, Air. Mali near Brick Chapel at 7:00 o’clock, with Rev. B. H. Bruner

John Ru.-h, Jr., who has been attending Indiana University, visited today with his brother, Perry Rush. Helen Christine Hammack filed pioeeedings for divorce against Rob-

Miss Eva Milbum returned today from the American Nurses’ Association convention at Louisville. Miss Myrtle McGill, who has keen attending Business School in Foi t

ert A. Hammack. Theodore Crawley ! b**' Pam,t * Mr ^

is attorney for the plaintiff. Charles W. Jewett former mayor

of Indianapolis will be in Greencas-

tle over commencement one of the -(leakers at bani|u< t.

and will be the alumni

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Eugene Gilmore, acting governor general of tile Philipines and di tioguished DeP’auw alumna will be here ; for commencement. Mr. and Mr-. Paul Hartley an I daughter Helen of Aikansas City, Kansas, are visiting the patent’s of Mr. Hartley on South Locust Ft. Mrs. Ida Rush, Mrs. Mary Jane Phillips of Judson and Mrs. Dorothy Kush of Bellmore were the gue-t- of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rush, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. George Browning of I Dftroit, Mich., and Airs. Carl O’Hair ; if Detroit, are the guests of Mrs. S. P. Browning and Aliss Nellie Browning. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Browning of Logansport who have been visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. S. P. Browning, east Washington street, have returned home. Rev. F. M. Heaton of Bloomington, In liana wa- u recent visitor at the “Victoiy Home for Boys. Rev Heaton brought 125 choise books from his Library for the Home. The tent meetings thut are being held on Commercial Place are being well attended and ate growing in interest. Everybody is welcome to attend each evening at 7 30 o’clock. Dr. W. W. Sweet, of Chicago University, is here for the DePauw commencement exercises. Dr. Sweet was formerly a member of the facudy here, being head of the history department. Five persons had their tonsil* removed at the Putnam County Hospital Friday morning. They were: Robert Bruner, Mrs. Ul* M or phew, Ralph Call Jr., Mrs. Eva Brand and Miss Authus Hunter.

R. H. Hotbiwt* Grocery Corner Berry and Jail on 1 Specials for Salurday Rice Flakes Post Toasties, 8c, 2 for Tomatoes, 2 1 /is Size can Tomatoes, No. 2 Can Hodsliire’s Special Coffee, Ih Joan of Arc Kidney Beans, can Pork and Beans, can Matches, 3 Boxes Palm Oliver soap, 3 bars (Quaker Oats, box Farmers’ Pride Jam, jar 1 lb., 14 oz., can peaches Farmers’ Pride .Milk, tall can, 3 for . R. H. H0DSHIRE GPOCERf Phone 731-K.

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