The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 October 1928 — Page 2
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Tim GREENCASTTE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY", OCTOBER 5, 1925.
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ll). \. K. Conference. , have perfected a marvelous new kind ; The annual conference of the Ind- ] of no'^pv , r me Koupe, called Car- ! ian ., Daughters of the American Kev-1 |1Pei w hich leaves no trace of ot! or ! ulution xvill be held in Terre Haute,, pigment ou^ej^ C-t be de Oct.lt, 10 and 11. 1 ions changes color when applied to The Hotel Demine "ill te t |' e | blend with ypur natural flesh tints, hfidiiuarteis and all -ssions will he , Wat . 0()f ;im | one application lasts | JeW ‘in the hotel ball 'jail day.- Sold by Stevens Drug Store. The opening sessi n of the confer- 1 .. i cnees will he held ut 8 o’clock fuesday , (ipeo an( , customs of Africa.” It National an i State office):. ^ one of th( , outstamlrng talks
evening.
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l{o e McCullough If ft the Putounty hospital ihb afternoon.
Ilc ::r\' Prevo and It ' iii" vi itors in Thu r-day.
Paul Cook were |
Indianapolis
will give greetings followed by j“‘| t 7 f “* t h7- ea on in Greencastle and the
' ,|M ' 1: ;" M ', R Thum^v P uW i' * to attend ’ there will he held l>u M*' ™ “ ion ' President’s Day Friday,
and conferences of various state chap- j
tie ofl’ici i i and committees. There . The meeting of the he address’ • by well known i, as been changed to afternoon anti! Mrs L. li. Eekardt, Friday evening
| at 7:00 o’clock. This is the first
3 o’clock vis-1 meeting of the year and will lie
i drive to St. | president’s Day.
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YV. O. Clodfelter was in Indiana- , po!: Friday attending tlie ha eball
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I Marys of tlie Wood . Wednesday af- ! ii i noon there will lie a tea for the
Haute Coun-
Century Club meet with
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TODAY’S FIVE BEST RADIOS YV.!/., Coast to Coast Network, !):30 p. m.—Address of Sen. Gilbert M. Hitchcock from Chicago. WEAK, Network, !• p. m. — NBC concert bureau hour. NBC, Coast to Coast network and Columbia chain, 12:15 p. m., second WorliP Series game. YVOR, network, 8 p. m. — True story hour. WJ/., network, 8 p, m.— Wrigley review. ALE OVER INDIAN \ ( RAWFORDSVILLE:— The Wabaoh College chapter of Tail Kappa
Alpha, nation I honorary 1 fraternity, will apon-m d. h;:t :hi winter or “Resolved that a (Timin*al Code similar in pre - ,n. to the present Crimminal eodi of Great I llritian should he adopt I throughout
the United State .
Letter - of administration in the estate of Francis Oliver have been issued to II. Witt Sutherlin. Rev. McLean, will be in Connersville Sunday where he will deliver a sermon at one of the churches. J. E. Lynch of the Singer Sewing Machine Co,, spent Thur day in Bra- : 1 and Terre Haute on bu iness. Iii hop Wade, who is to he on the lb Patiw i unpus on Old (luld Day will deliver an addle “DePauw
| Aliroad.”
Mrs. Allievt O. Lock ridge left to- ! day for Olivet, Mich., to visit her i-t r Mi Helen llinh, Miss Birch i. (onneeted with Olivet Con ervatory
of Music as instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bowman, and gran daughter, Geraldine Bales, ■ f Fillmore, Mi-.- Feral Ferranti, and Mr. Art Reeding of Danville motored to Shirley, Indiana Saturday evening and leturned Sunday afternoon by I the way of Pendelton and other
I' point ■.
The Varney Electrical Supply Co., a corporation, has filed an application for supplementary proceedings against Cecil Mo>er. The complaint tati ; that a judgment in favor of the plaintiff was rendered avain-t Moser, hut no adjustment was made | by him. The judgment amounted to MO.'l.h!) plus costs. I Two men, Frank Warfield, 51, and Geucomo Clarzio, 30, were sentenced in the Putnam Circuit court Friday morning to one to five years for es5 raping from the Indiana State farm. | Warfield escaped last July and the J other man e raped last Wednesday. Both men were taken to Michigan City to ,-erve their terms. A Conference on Stewardship will lie held iu the Presbyterian Church thi: < veiling, commencing with .-upper at CiMO. Dr. Guy L. Morrill, director of Steward hip of the General Council, will he the speaker. Repreentative fr. m the following Prrsb\terian Churches outside of this city .are expected to be present—Roachdale, Groveland, Danville, Clayton, Brazil, Poland, Jordan Village, Spencer, Bethany, Clay City, Hiowesville, White Lick.
try Club. Wednesda night at 7 <>- dock the annual I. ti(|uet for all . aughter will be held at the Hotel Domini'. Tickets *2.00 each. Reservations for the drive and the banquet must he made by Oct. C through the Regent of Washburn Chapter. The membcis of this chapter are
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ions of the conference a- possible. Several of the officers and tlie delegat. \ill remain for the entire time. There will lie on election of Direc-
Mrs. Allen Hostess. The Thursday Reading Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Paul Allen at her heme at Allendale. The program was given by Mrs. Kimher Gardner, who gave a paper on “Ril(y, the Hoosier Poet.” Delicious refreshments were served during the social hour, and the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ray Fisher.
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Study Club Meets.
j The Woman’s Study Club met with i Mrs. Roy Evans Thursday afternoon, ! with Mrs. G. R. Boyle in charge of
tor of the Central Di tnct. inis "i- entertainment for the afternoon.
Central District. This of-: thp entpl . tainm ent ’ 1 Her reading, “Singing River Farm,’
EVANSVILLE “A u'■ a better man than I, My Boy . ! m i ,» l.ovini’ 4<!. arraigmd in city coiut on di - orderly conduct charr an fined $! and cost- for insoh nt remark to the arresting officer, admitted the following about his 14-year old on. “My hoy km eked me down when i tnrted to give him a whipph
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C. A. Sanders, who organized the Clo.isdali' Christian church, and has been minister of the church since its organization, three years ago, ha tend< ivd his resignation to the church to become effective not later than the I; t Sunday in I teem her. Mr. Sander organized the Church in the W. O. W. hall, and in three years it l a grown to about 150 member . The church has bought and almost paid fer t -e old high school building, fitj ting it complete into an efficient church plant. This church has accomplished in three years what it has I taken hundreds of churches fifty to 100 years to do. Mr. Sander will give all of his time to the evangelistic work.
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lice is held at present by Mrs. A’uneker by appointment of the State Board to fill the vacancy caused by the re ignntion of Mr . G.I. < bristle
of Lafayette. •F v *!• •»* *1*
50th YYedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Shafer left Friday for Baldwin City, Kansas, to vi it their daughter, Mr-. T. L. Harris, and family. While in Baldwin City they will celebrate their 50th. wedding anniversary.
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Missionary Society Met. The first open meeting of the year f the Mi-sionan Society of the Christian Church was held in the Sunday School room Thursday at 8
p. m.
Quite a number of guests wore present to enjoy the meeting. The subject was, “The Church— Mini-ter, Maintenance, Building.” The pastor, B. H. Biuner gave a very helpful talk on the first part of the ubject, "The Mini-try," commenting on part of Thess. 5th. chapter. Mrs. Henry Birknell wive the second part if the program, tihe told of the work we are doing among the foreign people of this country and also of the work among our own people in the largo cities. Her talk was very in--tructive and interesting. Mrs. B. H. Bruner had the last part of the program, "Building”. She gave a very vivid account of her experience in helping to organize a church in one of the large cities of Ohio. Bart of this story was very j pathetic indeed, hut she is happy to j know that today this church is in a I flourishing condition. After the regular program, Dr. and Mrs. Hutcheson gave ui another i real by showing some of the pictures of different countries they vis- i ited while on their recent trip around j the world. The society is very grateful to them ' for their part of the program. Aftthe program the hostesses invited i all to the dining room in the basement of the church where dainty re-fre-hments were served. The host-' -ses were, M'sdame; B. H. Bruner, YY’arrer J. Yount, Henry Bhillips, j ('has. Rector, Harry Wells and Ray Fisher. .j. .j. .p »{. President And Mrs. Oxanm Honored At Reception. Dr. and Mrs. G. Bromley Oxnam were honor guests at a hriliant rece-' ption given at the I’hi Kappa Psi ; fraternity home Thursday evening by Mrs. Jennie Curtis Hearst and the member- of the fraternity. In the receiving line were Silas Gunn, Mrs. Hearst, Dr. and Mrs. Oxnam and Dr and Mrs. Y\’. M. Blanchard. The reception gave several hundred citizen- an opportunity of meeting Dr. and Mrs. Oxnam who have come to Greencastle to make their home. Refreshment* of punch and wafers were served in the dining room and on the spacious side porch of the chapter
house.
+ + + + + ♦ Ylrs. Cash Hostess. Mrs. Earl Cash was hostess to the Beechwood Pleasant Circle Club at her home on Wednesday evening. Twelve members responded to roll call with the name of a candidate. Aft r 'he business meeting, a -ocial hour was enjoyed. The hostess served fruit sala , cuke and lemonade. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Fred Hunter, Nov. 7th. •F + t T ♦ ♦ To Speak Tomorrow. Mrs. A. P. Cumpher, wife of the Bishop of Africa, for more than twenty year,-, will speak tomorrow afternoon at 2:B0 at the Methodist Church on her experiences as a misionary and her work in Africa. Whether one is Interested in missions or not the lecture will he well worth hearing and the public is invited. Mrs. Campher wbll speak on
by Mary DeFord was most interesting and enjoyed by those present. Eighteen members responded to roll call with autumn quotations. Three guests, Mrs. H. A. Gobin and daughter, Mrs. Bintz, and Miss Mary Horen added to the pleasure of the afternoon. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. William Blackwell, after a delightful social hour during which refreshments were served. •E *F •!• •*• •*• Alumni Banquet. There will lie a banquet of the DeP. iiw alumni during the State Teachers meeting in Indianapolis, at the Columbia Club at 5:00 o’clock on Friday, Oct. 19th at which time Dr. Oxnam will speak. Immediately following this speech he will make an addres at 8:00 o’clock at the General Education meeting, after which he will take a train to New York City to attend the Peace Conference.
Mrs. Campher To Speak. An open meeaing of th„ i V
Foreign Missionary S„, i,,, f ' : " 5
Methodist Church will i„.
at 2:30 o’dock iG 1 he feature ,, i
program will he the ad. , h !’^ Campher, wife 0 f Bi-| 10 n 1
late of Liberia and he Wi
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Campher is a woman of rare x, a magnetic speaker and a
day afternoon church parlors.
hss had considerable
the women of the Greenaqi, cb . se are cordially invited to !,e,."u
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Reception For Coterie. Mrs. Charles Allen, E. j*street, gave a reception at hn
Thursday afternoon for all (yJ
members. M
a history of the club, , lW , .
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