The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 June 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCSSTEE O'AlET BANNER,
SATURDAY, JUNE 23,1928. '' - «
Iri Kappa Holds Bkenniai Meeting
Hu ino nd pleasure were deliffhtf . ri f-d in the biennial coniiifj.'i ol t ■ third district of the K-.npp t-.rity held in Frankfort ir lay, wit , tiie members of the
il chapter as hostesses.
darly Thursday morning the deleii. m the sixteen chapters of t in'/;.lion begat, arriving at the ■ ' ;’Ini.-:inn Church where regis- ! i.in wen made and the business ion conducted by the province ofi, Mr ■ in Miller of Lafayette, low,. in morning session the \ itor.' were t.'iken to the Country CK;b, wiiere a delicious luncheon was
• ved ;u 150 jiersons.
lion i guests were Mrs. Lynn Miller of West Lafayette, province officer <! I> -tri : No. .'{; Mrs. Joseph W.d!:or o; Indianapolis, grand president of ti; state organization; Mrs. Kmflu l ertig of N'oblesville, grand ti\-;.Mi]er of the state, and the patronesses of the local chapter, Mrs. Carl 1 nr, Mr-. Lunetta Paris, Mrs. tie rgi Spahr, Mrs. Fred Kramer, Mi . W. A. Morris, Mrs. 0. K. Burj ■ tt, Miss Carolyn Sims, Mrs. Herbert M. Spark- and Miss Kate How-
ard.
A enjoyable program of music and informal talks followed the luni on. which wit • served at -mall flow- < i -decked table with favors of souvenir candlesticks engraved with the Tri Kappa symbol. The opening i umbei oi .he program was a charming little ong and dance by little - s:iimp, Mrs. Tim Hansom ac-
Phone All Social Items To 95.
gard to the work of the Tri Kappa sorority. She spoke of her pride in the achievements of the past year. ; First she told of the $5,000 the state * organization and the individual chap- { ters have contributed to the Tuberculosis Home at Rockville. Two thousand dollars of this Mrs. Walker stated was used in the furnishing ami equipment of the demonstration cottage where patients who are able are given the opportunity for vocational training of various kinds. Three thousand dollars, she said, was used in the construction of the greenhouses that have been such a boon to the home in furnishing healthful occupations for boys who are patients in
the home.
The most surprising statement made by Mrs. Walker was that the rganization has during the past year loaned and given $100,000 to girls for (lucational purposes. Five hundred md twenty-five girls, she says, have teen educated through thf* Tri Kappa Scholarship Fund. One hundred and me were assisted last year. This, Mrs. Walker stated, is a record unqualled by any other group. She also told of the chapters having conributed $400 prize money last yeat o the Hoosier Salon for the purpose >f encouraging Hoosier artists in their work. She said that in addition
THB DAILY HA MV EH
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Personal And Local News
' Mrs. Davis of Elwood is visiting IN MEMORIAM i her daughter Hessie Davis. ‘' r ' at! tals u by urpii-e,
An i lays our hurrying feet;
Born to Mr. and Mr - hied Luken •j-j,., ,, ;i ; f ) ( nn mil ini bed lies, j bill west of the city a boy. j ( , ( ., incomplete.” i Miss Lorene McCammack returned A‘ in I - ■ m ■ lias seen fit to I Friday after a visit in Cloverdale with tear a me tie and Home M. ! Miss Louise Hall. | ( ^' 1 ' >"• ;il thc 0 ^ mo,nm *
Juno ip, 1928, aii v.ered the call and
Children’s Day exercises will be | ^ (l|1) ending a protracted l given by the Union Valley Sunday p, ting through about six
| School Sunday night June 24. Ever -
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one cordially invited.
Miss Lucille R* jaiolds who
ha
Mr ,
_ , xt .. spent the week with Mr. and Prof. Naylor was m Indianapohs | Reynoldg , returm , (i t0 hp .
Friday.
Laura Carrington was a visitor in
Indianapolis, Saturday.
home west of the city.
years.
“ loop on, O friend, until the waking day! And over we, who loved thy presence here,' ^ Will !. p for thee, through canges manifold, A ton >•, i.. mory growing with the
INFANTS’ WES
Dresses
Slips
Bonnets
Sweaters! Blankets!
o;,, ,, . bs Socks
Silk Carnage Robes yanta Sun Suits
WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE J VANTA BABY GARMENTS ^
Mrs. Nettie Perkin - of Indianapoii. is spending the week-end with her
Violet Faulk of Wilington is visit- ] counsins Mr. and Mi -. Ch:i - I). M |f ^ , p ( inher 20, 1880, ing in Greencastle for a few days. j Inti re on Beveridge Street. th. ..n .-i i'. upboll and Georgette " ' Mrs. it. M. Got ham left Saturday . , ; „ the greater part My Soul, his soul was in both for her home at Luketon. She v. . i , ; | : vicinity of Fillmore ' poem and the song, and it became a accompanied home by Mr . Jo o ., ,1 in the mercantile bving Hymn. (Note the Prayer).
J. H. PITCHFORD
The Woman’s Relief Corps will meet Monday at 2:30 o’clock p. m.
the
Mrs. Emma Hester of Putnamville was a visitor in Greencastle Friday
afternoon.
Beemer who will
with her.
-tuy for a vi it
u- '.il n <! oi tie, being assoeiai . , h J. W. lf»rori and John
“Jesus Lover of my Soul,—Let me
to Thy Bossom fly,
Mrs. Rusrell Brown and Mrs. A. Gobin are spending the day in
Indianapolis.
Tiie Greencastle Band will practice Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All
members be present.
Robert J. ’ McCutchan is spending the week at Winona Lak£ with his father, Dean R. G. McCutchan. Prof. Dean Long of the Economics Department of DePauw left Thursday for a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Walter Williams and two children have gone to LaPorte, 1ml., for a visit with Mr. ami Mrs. Rollie
tump inyi’.g. Mr . Francis Bishop of ,, .
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’l i ' by Joyce Killmer, and “The D t il . Miss Ruth Berkshire of I .iiion delighted the guests with a
to the $400 in prize money that next year Tri Kappa will give $250 as a | guarantee fund to the Hoosier Salon, j
During the very delightful social Harold Gill ami wife of
hour after the program the visitors and local guests had a happy get-to-gether time in which the visitors expressed their great appreciation of their reception and entertainment by
the local chapter.
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Rebekahs To Meet.
Bee Hive Rebekah lodge will meet
Autowa,
Iowa are visiting relatives and friends in Cloverdale and Greencastle this
week.
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Needle Craft Club Met
Mrs. Ida Pierce entertained the Needle Craft Club Friday afternoon.
1 11 ’ ' ’- v 1 Mountain \jonnett had the papier for the
Springs”.
Mi-- Katherine Lucas, president of 'ho Beta Kappa chapter of Franki :t, g'-iciously welcomed the visii and introduced the speakers. Mrs. I nr Milb r, province officer of the • liMrict, expie -id her appreciation of ' 1,1 'in ho-pitality of the local chapir and her pleasure In welcoming o many repre entatives from the ix' ' chapter of the organization,
rind n ski chapter
afternoon, “What should the home do for the children?” Marian Sellers gave two piano solos and a reading which were very much enjoyed. The hostess served delicious refreshments, •h •!-•!* + -h dCounty Federation To Meet. Each vluh of the Putnam County Federation, should send their president and one delegate to the meet-
ing next Tuesday at Canaan church,
i ‘ te jm-entatives of each five miles south of Groveland. Plan i t ari -e and be introduced, to go early as the election of officers
in ri non e to this, guests were in- Is to be held before the regular ' 'b' 'I i nn Covington, Ladoga, meeting convenes which will be at
Martinsville, Leban n, Montmorenci, 10:30 o’clock. I” 11 r, Brazil, Bloomfield, Sullivan, , •!• + + ■?• •!• + Ci I ' idle, Rockville, and Linton. Dance And Super.
Tlii grand treasurer, Mrs. Emmett Memebers of the Moose lodge and 1-'1 tig, of N'oblesville, told ome clev their families wil hold a dance and ' d'jrie in illustration of her pleas- ice cream supper in the lodge hall on bei'i'f pi. cent and of her offi- Monday night, June 25th. An orches- ' bi! dut.e Mi ,]< i ph Walker of tra from Terre Haute will furnish the Indiana;.'dis, grand president, gave music. All members of the order and "iiv very illuminating facts in re- their families are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Snder and daughter, Leona Mae and Miss Esther Snider motored to Muncie Saturday where they will spend the week-end.
Prof, and Mrs. Howard J. Rnrmur. n . ,, , hi Infer.' t there he | While the nearer waters roll,—While
the tempest still is high,
Hide me, O my Savior hide,—Till
the storm of life is past;
Safe into the Heaven guide,—O re-
ceive my soul at last:”
“I would rather have written this Hymn,,” says Henry Ward Beecher than to have the fame, of all the King- that ever sat on the earth. That Hymn will go on singing until (ho trumpet brings forth the Angel-
• v. will not ay “He is band; and then I think, it will mount '!' ju.-t away.” up on some lip to the very presence
He was manied to Miss Grace Her- of God.”
Mr- - . Victor Cur is at home li m .,, v.ho survives him, And in a like manner, the song,
H j went to Robinson, 111., today to vi „ , an d conducted ‘ n *itb their daught. , Mias Harriet,L | a ini j who is appearing with the Communi- 1; ; . tending over a ty Chautauqua thi summer. |., ; : ,i, i !.> years. He went Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewan lef: i;:,.,,!., :,ige an-l these Saturday afternoon for New V ri two lived in Laketon, City when th.-y w d meet Mr. ... ty won far Mrs. Earl Ewan, who will return on Vi . . r( . e ver he was Monday from their wadding trip. . ,, , .. , Mi. and Mrs. John G. Friend and it ever to make hen son George have moved to their farm , u ,, fri ,. i; , i< happy. We -hall
near Hamrick Station. Mr. and Mr . Fred Justus have moved to the home of Mr. Ft.en l on South Indiana St.
the Indiana Chri-tian Hospital a Indianapolis where he has been confined for the past two weeks. 1J condition was reported much impro -
ed.
Prof. William E. Search and family will leave Monday for Lewi.-ion Maine where they vs ill spend the re.-a of the summer. J’lof. Search will i -
besides t pal he le
viv i Pin ' ll of Indianapolis, a host of . iil.iliv -, among whom is
v, Mi . J. M.
lb rod wo i keenly fecit this sepera-
licn.
Hi. fniin r, mother and a sister
throat is like the Sw^T
Her face is is the fairest, thati
the sun shown on,
That e’er the sun shown on-
dark blue is her e’e;
And for bonnie Annie Laurie.
lay me doune and dee,
Like the Sew on the gowan lyi, Is the fa O her fairy f w And like winds in -ummer —Her voice is low and sweei Her voice is low ami sweet,. she is a the world to me, And for bonnie Annie Laurie, lay me doune and dee, Famous songs have been mi bout real people, there is
Laura, for instance, few of uably think of Annie Laura, as ing existed, in real life, but shej if we go to Dumfries, today, may ,-ee her last Will and Testai
in one of the Institution.-
know that a song begins, “Ma
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u' t nipanion and Annie Laurie, written by her Lover, it :ny, wife of in his love and praise for her, shows a l.igh type of humanity, ami after ton braes are bonnie>I Ma ^, two hundred years, is still living and • near Dumfries, well Annie ' popular, because the soul of love wa- j wa8 born at Maxwellton in
it it.—Note the song.
i Mrs. Oti ■ Bunten have preceded him .-lime his position - heal of the phy- j n
sical edu< at,on department a* L. .•Th-iu i no death. Earth’s raim-
Batcs College Summer Session. ( ,,, | ;i|i j ..
| The Business and i roles: lor.'.l pi ,. , rit wings its onward „, , ™ Men’s class at the M. E. church will , ,, ,
Edmund Torr, who has been con- . 0 „ ,,
fined to the County Hospital for the | llave as leader Piof. F. (. lilueii. v, j, tl , ltj r( . a i m nothing
past few days following an operation ^ havf * b f en fl,r u tuna u t< ' u ‘
IkiA in T ri I a* 11 iiiilt kti. Ii i I.
POUR LE SPORT
Accused Banker Takes Own Life
was able to be removed to his home Friday. He is recovering slowly. Herbert F. Wright of Indianapolis was a visitor in Greencastle Friday. Mr. Wright recently spent a week in this city where he conducted a sale for F. E. Todd Clothing Store. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamilton are home fiom Minneapolis where they attended the convention of Rotary International. Mr. Hamilton wa- th" delegate from the Greencastle Club. Fred V. Thomas coiporution has filed a complaint to foreclose a mortgage on Real Estate again.-t Sarah E. Cook and Henry Cook. Fred V. Thomas is the attorney for the plain-
tiff.
J. W. Herod left Saturday to drive Mrs. Rome Gorham and Mrs. Jesse Beemer to the home of the former at Laketon. Mrs. Beemer will remain there for a visit with Mrs. Gorham before returning to her home in this
city.
Prof, and Mrs. William McPheeter
be in this class when he ha.- led it will not want to miss being out. W< invite all men who can po.- ibly attend to be there at 9:30 tomorrow
morning.
STATE PARKS PREPARE FOR SUMMER RUSH
... I IicCi 1682. And to day she lie- jtl
Maxwellton brae- are bonnie, where . in Dunscore churchyard. Now early Fas the dew, .Annie I,aurie, had a lover Mr And its there that Annie Laurie, j liam DoUK i aS( and it wa / hf ,'
Gie’d me her promise true, Gie’me her promise true,
ne er forgot will be, | are indebted to the Aut; Ami lor bonnie Annie I^aurie, I d and publishers of thc Hook of K: lay me doun and dee, | Jpdgo, and others, for the use can Her brow is like the snowdrift, Her Copy-Rights.
j made the original of the sonc ,
-Which her.
I he vi il is if nt! It can no longer hide And o, de.i, on: , who wait, obedi-
ent bide.
Ft nal love controls, and all is
right.”
HUGE HI 'SIN ESS IS AM It IP Vi Kl> AT VAUHri S INIH iN A RESORTS.
CARD OF THANKS I wi a to oxpr< s my sincere thanks and pin i tion to my relatives, i lends and i- iglthors for their kindh and ipathy shown me and for . t I flower . Al o the under- ‘ i Mr. L. (), Wertenborger of
Mr. Chariei
R G < me .die, and the Minis- ■ I ! otlv i Mullin- and the singers i” in iiii m the illnc and death of . my husband R. M. Gorham. 'ir . it. M. Gorham.
of Appleton, Wis. were the guest of partment director expects at b a t on • Prof, ami Mrs. Waldo F. Mitchell half million visitors this year and
INDIANAPOLIS, bid., June 23.
(UP,-With additional hotel pa., \ \ N!K LU RIF.. DID SHE EXIS’ and many new bathing beaches Ind-i . ,,, . ,
By .1. V/. u Daniel.
Annie L "i je, vv:::; horn, in or near Maxwell)!,n, ' .tl.nd in the yearl682. 11 ej will i aid to Is- on Record, in Court of Re rd , and the place of her buiial,ii; known. The song bearing' < i nar.ie ha become very populai, all around the civilized world,
iana owned parks are reedy to act as hosts to some 500,000 visitoi fiom this and other late, expected to vi it the beauty spots of lloo h rdom. In 1927 more than 300,()00 [laid ml- i
missions to the state parks. Richard Liolier, Conservation t
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pieces as souvenirs to all of the guests at some of his card parties. He had a summer home at Kiverwood north of this city, one of the places, where he often entertained lavishly. He frequently entertained with boating parties with imported musicians and considering that he drew a salary of $150 a month and had no other visible income, his friends frequently questioned how he could do it.
Unt’-.uil material for a sports costume. This Worth model is a lack shantung skirt and a short ket of black and white damask i. : lloral design—such stuff as is usually used for curtains.
j SUNDAY’S FIVE REST RADIO FEATURES. WEAF Network 5:30 p. m. Capitol Theatre program. WEAF Network 7:15 p. m. At-water-Kent Quartet. WJZ Network 7 15 p. m. Goldman band. WOR Network 7 p. m. Come to the Fair. WOR Network 8 p. m. United Military band.
this week. Prof. McPheeter has charge of English Literature in l,awrence College and is a graduate of IJePauw University in the class with
H. L. McLean.
George Akins’ funeral was held this mottling at ten o’clock from McCurry’.s Funeral Home. Akins was killed by a Big Four freight l rain Thursday morning and he is seruvived his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert '
arangement; have been made accor. -
ingly.
Hundreds of reservation for hotel and cottage space for the summer al
ready are on file.
Additional lodgings for fifty persons are provided in the third
mid wa o "inally written by her Ipv< r ono Willi. >i Douglas, Annie L iu, o, wa a i 1 jper-on, and not a ' 'th. Mi ; b ve and song, has made yeuiio' Dougla-, and Annie Laurie,
famous the world round.
Wh..t‘ in a Song? The written ! .void may be a poem, hut, unless the
addition to the Inn at Clifty Falb ’ 1 11 of t!! " A " f a P oom in ‘L
he re-ult, is till a poem. When
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'1’he road to this park is nearin' completion and the detours provider!
Chari V\ l wrote Je us Lover of'
Th’ “3*'"on," r h’cb v ’S c' rr y t.op. lo the / ii ^ b *: i -r ! to be ronu.tioi.id to.' tlx t.cn.c.iJou, icc fioej.
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Akin.-, two brothers, Ernest and For-1 ^ r *‘ I,orte,i to b “ in v, ' r >' co: ’-
est, a half sister, Ethel, two aunts, ' 1 1 0 * 1- , . . ,
Two bathing pools, one for children
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The Ford roadster owned by W. A. Murrdy and the Ford coupe driven by Hugh Owens crashed at the intersection of Walnut and Vine streets Friday evening, shortly after 6 o’clock. Neither driver was hurt but the Mundy car was damaged considerably. It is said Owens was driving on Walnut street and Mundy was on Vine street, the two cars coming together at the post officer corner. Elmer Webb, colored, was sentenced by acting Judge John H. James in tiie Putnam Circuit Court Friday afternoon to one to five years to the reformatory for escaping from the State Farm. Webb had been convicted of receiving stolen goods and hud been fined $200 and sentenced to six months at the Penal Farm. He entered the farm the latter part of last December and escaped February 12. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Biggs were called to Indianapolis Wpdm|$lay by the death of their grandson, Joseph Meyers. The funeral services were held from the Barth Place Methodist church, conducted by the Rev. T. J. Hartk on Friday. Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Meyers will be quite well remembered here, as he lived here some time, and was a meinbr of th Band during some of the war days. He was a member of after going to Indianapolis.
and the other for adults are und. i construction at McCormick- Creek 1 Canyon Park and will he placed in use July 1. Playground equipment has been pro vided at all stab' Paiks and -everul ; of the resorts will sontinue thc fr" guide service. This nature guide feature was begun several years ago and has proved very popular. Grounds of the hotel at Pokagon Park on Lake James have been land - ; soaped, and guests of the hotel ai extended the privilege of the privately owned golf course and moto, and row boats for hire hake this lake resort unusually attractive. New tiails have been added aero the shifting sands of the Dunes Park and they lead through the tun*, ed woodlands of the hinterland whii' parking space and camping area ha been provided for thousands who may desire to take advantage of this rare beauty spot. All preparations have been complet ed at the Turkey Run State Park l entertain the thousands who flock there each season. Many visitor- are going to Mu.-cat-atucck State Park, winding alotv; the river which bears the ame name. The Inn there is a delightful stoppim: place as it is a remedied farm house with large opening between the lobbj dining room and hallway and is mosi always cool. I the sleeping quarters of the Inn.
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