The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1928 — Page 2
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turn home before noon. During the social hour, the host- | es-e? =en’ed delicious refreshments. •I* + + + *i* + Miss Williams Honored.
Ol T-OF-TOW N GUESTS HONORED TUESDAY EVE. \T OINNEK-imiDGE
(‘hone All Social Items To SS. Interesting iali; Given.
The Mi ionary -ociety of the Chri'tian Ciiurch met with Mrs. E. H-
.. ■ » . 4 . Hartley. Tu< day aiternoon at 2:30.
Mr. and M s. (,uy Wright Entertain Mi . |(ia and Mr .. i ra
Miss Mary Williams, Knightstown, whose marriage to Park A. Bryan of t Akron, 0., formerly of Greencastle, will take place August l. r »th was honor euest Tuesday at a luncheon bridge and apron shower given by Miss Anna Louise Burket, 2iM2 Broadway, in Indianapolis. Miss Williams and Miss Burket were roommates at DePauw University where they were
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of land in two townships be raised. The recommendation received from the state tax board last week recomii,ended that the assessment of land outside of incorporated towns in Coal Creek and Madison townships be raised ten per cent.—Crawfordsville Journal.
I or Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright
Of Belvidere, III.
. w< m a tiiiit hostesses.
Dr. and Mi i ividere, Hi.,
Ei nest Wright, of were honor guests
After the Imsine- fieriod with the president Mi . Warren J. Yount, in harge, the program was taken up.
i day evening it a beautifully ap- Son? “The morning light is breakthiee coni' e dinner-bridge ing” and ti e Scripture lesson and
.(•n by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wright prayer by
tli ii hoir.e -outh of tlreencastle. given. Decorations for the evening were ca.ried out in butterfly scheme.
Henry Philipps were
| sorority. Pink crystals, pink candles i in crystal holders and sprays of garden flowers were used on the long 1 luncheon table to give a cool effect.
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Section II Will Meet.
I Section II of the Christian church from a trip to St. Loui-and Chicago
(will mee' with Mrs. Dan Hutcheson,
Ben King, local mail carrier, is re-
™7ber7o7'th7 Kappa" Alpha Theta ported on the sick list.
W. H. Eiteljorge spent Wednesday j ^ ^
in Indianapolis on business
Charles Rector and family spent
Wednesday in Indianapolis. Ralph Hufford has returned
Dr.
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8-(UP)—Al*
fied E. Smth, Democratic candMito for pre-ident, has challenged Dr. John Roach Straton, Baptist minister, to public debate on Smith’s rec-
ord and Straton has. accepted. There is a possibility the debate
in the Madison Square
Garden, broadcast to millions over America, and resumed on a speaking tour of the southern states. If the mooting materializes, observers here regarded it as likelj to become the most noted political de-
Mi flutche-on gave a very interesting and inspiring talk on some of
I'Tom the ceiling of the home, num- ^ p| aC( .. {j, ev visited in India, while
a"; j on their trip around the world.
i ,,us butterflies fashioned from i, i,c paper were extended, making a
ry artistic effect. Place
v • re yellow butterflies and the ico Irani was made in the hape of but-
P i /lie'.
I linnet was seived at one large tdile and everal small tables which . i', decorated in the butterflies and rarden flowers. Favors were small h (ties of pel fume. Two high score ,| y i were warded Mi-. Eugene
Shi gave a very vivid description of car ^ s the iieople coming to Bernargus to Lathe in the Ganges river. She said i vi ry one was supposed at some time in their life, if possible to come to thi- place and bathe in the river and the r who are growing old and not c.nected to live long are making a • pedal effort to get to the river so '.on find among the great throng of people who are making their way to-
Keller and John < ook. (here 'vein vVa) . ( j (j,,, |.jv f .j. ) many old pe pie in eelightful gues-ing contest- during' l . hail>i Nvhn ar ,. not a |,| 0 to wn lk. the evening and a prize also given 1).^^ custom i to cremate the body to the pci sen successful in securing ;, )f on , w ho dies the same day of
d< Eh. Th< e Iheii
’..hi' h vva- won h> Mrs. i.loyal llouck. | ,.. j-,, r,, a i tp,. river where the tilled wcm : Mi. and Mrs. Eugene . |r and the ashes and K Her, Mr. and Mr-. Lloyd Houck, I ^ p,,,,, |^ a . a ,.p not burned are U". and tlrs. ILkI Jones, Mr. and'^ ir| . WI) j M jj |( , jivp,. ftn. people gi.
Mi s. II nest .'tom i, t|r. and Mrs. i, ,thjn:>. and w i-h their teeth in
K ninon- Wright, Mr. and Mrs. John tj.; mu ,i,|y dirty water. ( .ok. M:. and Ii -. Ralph West, Mr. Vh< peo|)le are mlf starved and ari an Mi . blank Jotie.-, Mi. and Mis. con inually begging from people us AHert I.ande- and daughter, Mis. tiny (ome and gn. If any one wishes M f . Ruddell of Oakland, ( alif. to 1 (l|i them, he oives the money to + + + + + ♦ the jirie t and he buys food and feeds Mrs. Ma/rshall lo Entertain :i, m. These |ieople never kill any
Christian ^ Vlll ' ! thing. So there are many snak-
to fiighlen you.
Section One of the
( hu.ch "ill meet ut the home of Mrs lb my Mai shall, west of the city, on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. I hi w ill he the regular meeting and : iinual picnic. All members are reipi< ted to bring sandwiches, one ili h ol food and table service,
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Birthday 1 arty. 'v it js supposed that th'> women Mrs. Andrew Wimmer entertained ,'n nur country who smoke are patv h a birthday |.arty Tui-dny aft-''eming aft« r them. Mrs. Hutcheson i i iiinn in honor < f her daughter, howeii some article, he bought in
\* Rangoon, in Burma, the Baptists .ne trong missions. There are 100,000 Christians there. It is 'aid there no place where missionaric havi done o mu. h g- od. The elephant is the bea t of burd-
en at Rangoon.
’t he women smoke very large eig-
lli-h n Kiaiice-’ tenth birthday. The India, a beautiful scarf bordered in
children II n.Id the nftimoon play- “°l , l. :l bras- plate, a hag, and a god
ing j• imi and contest, on the spa purcha rd in Japan, being among thi*
i iou dv I lawn of th'
Wimmer articli
h'.mo. Delicious refreshments of ice
i H am, cake ai d candy were served. I i ank Ha;. Tim i present were: Helen, Hersh- ent to thi
11 ; nd Ernest Haiti, Ernestine and Tie ie Steele, Irene and Evelyn
The loe’ety is a 1m grateful to Mrs.
for some articles she meeting. There were
three hand made hells from Xazarelh, the Ie,me of .lesii-. a table scarf
f ii h, Richard and Marjorie l.ewman. I irom 1 urkey and a man s t • , woman’s .)■ i phine and Crystal Hendrich, Dor- rlove- and a pockethook bought in
' th\ and Florence Deplaty, Richard 1’aris
\ ih, Warren Wade Ktche on, Ma- 1 ■ Myra Curtis gave a report of ihiiia.i Nelson, Isii> and Vivian I ,,ul missions in the United States and I'rii t. David Samuel Ho-totter, Mar-i in thf foreign countries. They are i an i Tate, Clety Dillenger and Mary doing w rk in nearly every state in
Ann and Roberta June NVweent.
S' >n;>r Reunion Tuesday.
The annual Stoner reunion will he held at Mlemhile Tuesday, August lltli. There will he lie charge at the t;at(.
the Union and have missionaries in Cl ina, India, Jamica, Japan, Mexico, the Philiptiine Island , South Amer-
ica and Thibet.
The September meeting will he held with Mr . Handy on the Crmeteiy road. The club will go out for breakfast, held the meeting and re-
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R. 7, Thursday afternoon at 2:30. -y -p -p Sears Reunion. '/'he annual Sears reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. IP in the Black grove west of Greencastle. •P -P *P *P *P *P Miss Brockway To Wed. Invitations to the marriage of Miss Frances Elizabeth Brookway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan T. Brockway of Rockville and Dr. James S. Dailey of Lexington, Ky., have been received by relatives and friends in Oioenoastle. The wedding will take place at the Brockway home in Rockville, 215 South Michigan street, on th“ morning of August 13, at eleven o clock. The “at home” cards read: After Ft itember I, at the Phoenix Hotel, lexington, Ky. Miss Brockway has been teaching in Hamilton College at Lexington, Ky., for the past few years. She is v.i !1 known in this city and Was a student at DePauw University. + -1. + + + + Section Three To Meet. Section Three of the Christian Church will meet with Mrs. Clay Brothers. East Elm street, Thursday afternoon ut 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. William Herod, Mrs. Crawley and Mrs. Williams will be assisting hostesses. -f- + + + + •* 'It. Olive Missionary Society. The Mt. Olive Missionary Society will meet with Ylrs. Edw. Schultz, Thursday, Aug. 22nd. Members will please note change of date. •P + + + + + .Misses \dums Hostesses The Ait Needle Work Club met Tuesday afUrnoon at the home of the Misses Ktta and Ella Adams. A delightful pitch-in supper wa- served on the lawn of the home at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. The meeting was a gue.-t meeting. Guests wlio were present were:Mrs. Frances Cheek, Miss Laura Ammcnnan, Mrs. F.eonard Peck, Mrs, I.ce Reeves and Mrs. Ida Pierce. +++++♦ Bridge Party For Guest Mr-. Harold Talbott, Anderson St. gave a delightful bridge party Wed-n»-day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock for her house-guest, Miss Bena Latta, of Water Valley, Ky. Two high score prizes and a guest prize were given. Guests were: Misses Crystal Cooper, Ruth Wilson, Betty Tilden, Winifred Boyle, Florence Helen McGaughey, Beryl O’Hair, Evelyn Ayler, Beulah Gill, Stella Slioptaugh, Mary Elizabeth Peck, Pearl Gibson, Mrs. Ormand Hammond, Mrs. Ray Tremby, Mrs. James Zeis, Mrs. Sam Hanna, Mrs. Ralph West, Mrs. Kenneth West, Mrs. Maurice Grose and Mrs. Delbert Lambert. •P 4- *P -P -P *P Mrs. O’Neal Hostess The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Raymond ’O’Neal with a good attendance. After very interesting program, a business session was held. A plea-ant social hour was enjoyed during which the hostess served delicious refreshments. ++++♦♦ Married Here Yesterday. Miss Ruth Scott of this city and Charles Gullet, were married Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the commissioner’s room by Willis K.
Gill.
township, is reported eriously
his home.
ill at
Mrs. Dennis Curran i.- spending the week at Martinsville at the Colonial
-anatarium.
Pajaifl
Maize and^CTcoi White,and $
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$2.95 and Rljcjc Misses’ Pajamas at
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J. H. PITCHFORi# ^
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Bruno Mann, living in Madison j bate ^since the Lincoln-Douglas ex- ^ ^ chargeg be repeated
1 Straton is pastor of Calvary Bap- j his presence a the church so tist Church and one of the nation’s j might answer for his entire legisla-
best known ministers. In a sermon tive act.
Sunday he attacked Smith’s legisla- j But Dr. Straton -aid he thought , tive record in a manner similar to; such a debate would attract too
Miss Marjorie Williamson started to I charges brought recently by William' great an audience for the church work Wednesday morning at the | Allen White, Kansas editor, and and hat it should beat Madison
l called Smith the “deadliest foe in Square Garden. In addition, the America of moral progress." ! pastor said his warning had been to
fore he thought ths
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Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Letters of administration in the estate of John F. Bartlett have been
issued to the Roaehdale Bank.
ADVERTISE IN TH!
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Mr*. Henry Prevo returned to her home today after an extended visit in Chicago with Mrs. Jack Blackburn.
Mrytle Magill spen: Monday and Tuesday with her sister, Bernice Magill who is attending. Indiana State Normal school.
Greencastle Moose Lodge, No. 1.502 will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o’clock. All members are requested to he present.
Arvo Hood will be taken to Butlerville colony as a result of port filed by doctors W. M. Gaughey and C. C. Tucker.
the
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Herbert and Lonnie Floyd who I were injured in an automobile acciden on Sunday, were removed from the County Hospital on Wednesday.
Dr. Henry B. Longden left W'ed- ! nesday afternoon for Bay View, .Mich., where he will join Mrs. Long- : den for the remainder of the month. 1
Miss Ann Woisl ami Mrs. Jelly of Dallas, Texas, who have been visiting Prof, and Mrs. Howard J. Barnuni left this morning for Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Bowman, Mrs. Lillie Van Horn of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs. Edw. Schultz, Jr. and daughter of Decatur, III., are the house guests of Mrs. Edw. Schultz, Sr.
Charles Crawley was back on duty at the local post-office this morning after being ill at his home on State Road 43 for the past several days. Mi. Crawley was taken suddenly ill while at work at th? post-office several days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rohe left Wednesday for Long Beach, Calif , where they will spend the next six weeks. They expect to stop off at Denver, Colo., on their return to attend the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Former 75c records, 3 for .$1. These prices only good while stock lasts. First and last time these records can be offered at this price.
J. E. CASH MUSIC SHOP
Formerly CARTWRIGHT’S MUSIC SHOP
FARMERS CHOSEN INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 8. (UP)— Appointment of a committee of Indiana farmers to confer with Herbert C. Hoover, Republican presidential nominee, at Cedar Rapids, la., August 22 and 23, was announced today by Elza O. Rogers, Republican state chairman. Others may be added to the list which now includes; E. J. Barker, secretary-treasurer of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture; I. Newt I Brown, of Franklin; Arthur Thomp I-on, of Wabash; Marion Williams, of I York town; H. A. Hacker, of Franklin; W. H. Alexander, of Rushville; j Hoy Wortenberger, of Wabash; John Owen, of Noblesville; Hen G. Shera, I of Lebanon; Elmer Hunger ford, of I Rushville, and John J. Brown, chair- | man of the state tax hoard. | The names were forwarded to Jas. i W. Good, western Republican manager, at Chicago, upon whose request . the committee was named.
LOST Wrist watch. Inquire Ban-
ner office.
8-2p.
The Federal Lund Bank of Louisville in addition to their -uit against Henry Batman for possession of property in Putnam county, also filed an affidavit for immediate possession of this property which was granted by the court. Corwin and Gillen are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
An old Ford touring car was picked up by the police force Tuesday night and taken to the police station. It was found blocking an alley and had a last year’s license. The police thought that it had probably been left by some student as the tirewere stripped off, but other detachable parts left on.
The P-6, the Pontiac racer of Stark and Griffith, is beitig changed to correct a fault which developed in a race last Sunday. In the last race the car missed when any speed was developed so the mechanics are changing the ignit on and cam. They expect to try the car out on the Brazil track sometime this week and show some speed ii the race at Craw’fordsville next Sunday.
JULIUS DOW DISAPPEARS Julius Dow, 16 jear old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dow living east of the city near the County Farm, has disappeared from his home. It was not known whether he had left Sunday evening late ir on Monday. The hoy attends schoo at the local high schocl building. Fe had not been-ill, and no reason foi his disappearance (ould be given, “he parents of the hoy are greatly alarmed as all of the chums of the l»oy were at home and said that (he hoy had never mentioned any iitention of leaving home.
BOARD REF ISES RAISE. After much ddberation the board ' f review of Mmtgomery county, meeting in special session at the court house 'I ue-day mmiing, refused to •nt on the recomnendation of the tate tax hoard tlart the assessment
Smith wrote the churchman ask- 1 southern Democracy, and that ther.- 1 SUBSCRIBE FOR
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It is impressive to know that point for point the Essex Super-Sii equals or excels any car up to *300 or *400 greater cost. But cold figures can’t express the drama of this Ohto business mm, trdtou rrivr*
“My Essex gives me every fine car quality and performance ability which our former costlier car gave, and we saved enough to pay for the whole family’s touring vacation.”
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