The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 October 1928 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BAHKtR,

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1928.

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Personal And Local News

Huph Owen i> confined to his Home on East Anderson St., by illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner re- | turned from Ualtimoie, M. D. Wednes-

j day.

Miss Kate Lovett has returned

| from’ a week’s visit with relatives in

; Delphi.

I Noble Johnson was the ftuest of 'Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cox Wednus-

| day evening.

Mrs. Ora Kriter and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, W. Berry St., attended the Clay County Fair at Brazil Wednesday.

Gowns, dance set* rWas lace trimmed ’ tailored styles.

THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. PITCHFORD

There will he a prayer meeting at j .he Presbyterian Church this evening on account of the School of Religious 1 Education.

Mrs. Nellie Froom, formerly Miss i Nellie Elliott, of Eos Angeles, Calif, is visiting Mrs. J. L. Etter and oth1 or relatives here.

... Bn k ed in Pound and Pound-and-a-half Loam

James Shamel, who was taken ill ! at his home Tuesday night, remains Ijn about the same condition. He has been taken to the County Hospital.

Mrs. O. L. Stewart who has been I confined to her home on South Jackson street the pu-t week on account

of illness is reported much improved, [speaker. The Chapel perial j!

1 rat ion, Board of Education Z 1st Episcopal Church, ,p„ K .. £ R'-v. V. I.. Raphael will

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Longden of ' Galesburg, 111., are the guests of Prof. 0. H. and Mi Smith on East And r (in St. Piof. Smith was a former puple of Mr. Longden nt Knox College.

' 8:05 o clock. \ i-i‘urs are ww

Miss Mida Harris of Louisville ’ will be the guest of friends in Giveiicastle during the three day I •( lebration at DePauw University.

Prof. II. F. and Mrs. Longden have their guests f..i the Inauguration and Old Gold Dry exercises, Bishop Edwin Holt Hughi and wife an 1 daughter, Mis < roiine, and Mrs. dam. s B. Nelson of Indianapolis. Mrs. Nelson i- Mrs. Ear 'den’s sister.

On account of the C* School of Religious educate will he no prayer meeting at tM list church this evening.

Dr. and Mis. W. W. Sweet ofq cage are the guests of Dean Mrs. E. G. Mcf'utchan for the r.uguiation of President Ouaii'i morrow and Old Gold day SaturJ

| Mr. ami Mrs. Johnnie Hinkle and ! Oscar King left Tuesday morning for | California to visit with Mr. Hinkle's : uncle, Robert Cox, formerly of Terre ! Haute.

Bishop and Mrs. Edwin Holt Hugh- , of Chicago are here for the inauguration of Dr. Oxnani as president of DePauw University tomorrow and far i Id Gold Day Saturday. Bishop ) Hughes inaugurated the observance I of Old Gold Day while president here in 1907.

Bread with the richness and nourishment of malted milk

John Crawley and Albert Albaugh j farmer.^ living south of Greencastle , on State Road 43, left today noon i over the Pennsylvania railroad for an extended trip in Texas.

Viholcsomr who^i* milk. . plenty of it . . . hlcndcil with strength-giving , ’Mwmi • ? • s*> » mult . . . the two ingredients that make malted milk so rieh and nourishing

. . . these are the reasons for the unusual goodness of Miller's new Malted

Milk Bread. A texture like that of sponge eake ... a rieh hrown crust, < *t + ' 9- •• that's soft and yielding ... a new found quality of retaining its freshness • * V •* . . , and a flavor that is new to bread. Ask your groeer for a loaf today . . . and you will see for yourself. Kven the colorful wrapper looks different.

Mrs. W. M. O’Brien attended the meeting of the Woman’s Department Club in Indianapolis Wednesday. Whitting Williams gave a fine talk on “What is on the working man’s mind.”

Clarence Aexarder son of Mr. and Mi s A. M. Alexander and Miss Dorothy Garner of Indianapolis were i i n.cried at Indianapolb September 28. The single ring ceremony being used Tin y left immediately after the ceremony for a week’s weeding trip to Some! et Ky., but ari now at home to their friend at j W. Michigan St., Indianapolis.

RED ( RUSS FIN'D •—o— Continuid response is beiny juJ I Croaa foi the W« st Indii .;*1 da sufferers. Since the las ^1 the following contributk 1 - | received: I A triend, s. A friend, $1.00. Mary Louise Kocher, fl.OO. Billy Km her Jr., (1.00.

Announcement was made aoday by Homer Griffin, custodian of the I ('curt house, that no more sales oi ) dinner- will be held in the A-sembly j room or lobby until after the elec- ! t ion.

Sustained interr.t i being manifi Sted in the S ' ool of Religion which is being conducted in the High School each evening this week. The enrollment is OH. At the Chapel Service la t night Chiwi. b. Boss. Soiieri Admlnis*

Todd's Togger:

20 East Washington f^r.

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MILLER S MALTER MILK RREAI»

Entertain For House Mother.

Phone All SocUl Items To 95.

Reception For Guests.

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dr Ernest C. Wareing and Mrs. J ' 1 M. Wareing, both of Cincinnati v.ere honor guests Thursday afternoon ;.t a delightful reception given by .Mrs. E. B. Taylor, 505 East Washington street. The house was attractively arranged with fall colors and beautiful bouiiuets of chrysanthemums. Mrs. Frank Donner and Mrs. John Cannon, Mr Charles Arnold and Mrs. Holier Ellis poured tea to about 140 ladies who called during the afternoon. +++++♦ Delightful Bridge-Ten. One of the prettiest social events of the early fall season was the bndgo-teu g;\en by Mrs. C. C. Tucker Wednesday afternoon at the home of .Mr . W. W. Tucker, 25 .South Vine Street. Bouquets of yellow roses and chryanthemums filled the room where the • ai ds were played, and the large table in the dining room had a center-piece of the roses and chrysanthemums and lighted tapers. There were six tables of cards. The high score prize wu.- awarded Mrs. Charles Arnold and the consolation prize Mrs. Thud Jones. Dainty refreshments were served the guests. Mrs. Tucker also entertained on Thursday afternoon with a bridge tea, and Mrs. John Clements of Crawfordsville assisted her. + + + + + + Mrs. Raphael Entertains. Mrs. V. L. Raphael delightfully entertained the Woman's Circle of the Pre-byterian Church at the Man^ Wednesday afternoon. About eighty in< mbers of the Circle and gue-ts, all m< mbers of the Church were present. Mr-. E. H. Dirks introduced the

[speaker, Miss Elizabeth A. Taft, assistant director of religious education in Presbyterian Centers of Indiana, who spoke in a very interesting and eltcetive manner, on “Needs of Childr< n in Sunday School.” During the social le ur, the ladies were treated to delicious refreshments. 4* + -F + *J* + Benefit Bridge Success.

Alpha Chi Omega will entertain on Tuesday, October Kith at the Chapter House for their house mother, Mrs. T. Hall Hodchcaver from 3:30 j o’clock to 5:30 o’clock. + + + + + + To Hold Open House. Delta Tau Delta will hold open house in Friday, October 12th between the hours of 2:30 and 5:00 ia the afternoon and evening to inspect the new fraternity home. Tuesday Uchckahs.

They all left at a late hour wishing them many happy and prosperous day pent in their new home. .j. .p .j. Ohlshuc Reunion Sunday.

Hear Your U. S. Senator

THE HON.

The benefit bridge given Wednesday evening by the Btisines and Professional Women’s Club was a success from all report- both in a social and financial way. There were more than twenty tables, and approximutely $45.00 was made. Three prizes, an angel food cake, a deck < I' cards, and a box of oriental incense were awarded to Miss Margaret Emily McGaughey, Mrs. James Bittles and Mrs. Herrick Greenleaf, respectively. Delicious light refrcshmwnts of cake and tea were -erved to the guests. + *!• *1* *E -!• *F To Meet Tonight.

Delta Theta Tau will meet this eveniug at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Albert , E. Dobbs, 701 Ridge Avenue. + + + *p + '»> To (live Bridge Party.

Mrs. Fee Williams and Mrs. Kenneth West will entertain Friday evening, October 19th at the home of the fi rmer, E. Andei -on St., with a bridge party. •j. + .p .p .p .p Prof. W. R. Sherman, Guest.

Prof. William R. Sherman of l)cPauw w. s a gue-t at the annual meeting and di'inei of (),, Indianapolis Employment Bureau at the I Columbia ( lub in Indianapolis Wednesday evening.

Mrs. J. S. Walts and Mis. Jacob Kiefer are attending the County meeting of Rcbekuh Lodges for Montgomery County at Ladoga today. Thievening Mrs. Kiefers special staff will att ml and confei th degree on a class of candidates. I'he pedsonne of the staff follows: Mesdames, A. L. Reeves, Tullia Haymer, Eugene Snider, Lonic Sinclair, Earl Bundy, Braden, Lawrence Crump, Earl Arnold, Alice Day J. S. Walt , It. It. Stringer an Mies Ruth Stewart and Zola llaiv ock, Charles Meikee, Eugne Snider, and Earl Arnold. Mrs. Isiwrence Crawlee is the degree captain. The following Thursday October 18th the staff ha.accepted an invitation to Clayton ti confer the degree. Many complaints have been rec« ived on the work of thij special staff from Putnam County. + 4» + ♦ T 4* Basket Dinner Sunday. Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Eddii H. Buis, dedicated their new home with a basket dinner Sunday, October 7th. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Buis, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Allan and grandson, Donald Meek of Mt. Meridian, Professor and Mrs. Edward I,. Scott and sons of Kingman. Did., Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Newman and daughter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Ramsey and family of Coatesville, Mr. and Mrs. Versa) McCammack and daughter, Lenora of Belle Union, Paul Buis and Cecil Newman of Mt. Meridian. The afternoon callers were, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albin and daughters, F!dna May and Katherine of Greencastle.

Mr. and Mi Edward Connerky of Greencu tie delightfully entertained the member of the OMshue family at the second annual reunion on Sunday, October 7th., 1928. A bountiful dinner wa. -erved at noon to twenty guests. The afternoon was spent in u -ocial way. Those piv i nt were: Ed Oldshue, Misses Vivian and Clara Mae Oldsluie of Wavdand; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hancock of Montezuma; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ( lark and John Strong of Rockville; I Mrs. Currie Barnes of Plainfield; Mr.! and Mis. F'oster Oldshue of Indiana- I polls; Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Thomas and 1 Mr. and Mr . Carroll B. Connerlev of i Bainbridge. The guests left at a late hour j thanking Mr. and Mrs. Comierley for their ho-pitality and planning to meet | the first Sunday in October, 1929, with Ed Oldshue at Waveland. •p .p -p -p .p .p Itoarhdale ( lub Meets.

The Social Club met with Mrs. Jennie Davis, Oct. 4th., there being fifteen members present. A program of stunts and contests followed the business meeting. Two guests, Mrs. Nora Fisher and Mrs. Mary Day wenpresent. Plans were made fr.r the Hallowe’en party to be held at Mrs. Lola Crosby’s, Oct. 27th. at 7:30 p. m. All members and their familie will please come masked. Al o each member is asked to bring table ervice, sandwiches and one dish of food. The hostess served delicious refreshments of ice cream and wafers. The club adjourned to meet again, 1 Nov. 1st., with Mrs. Muriel Dixon.' AH members are utged to attend thi , meeting and also the County Fedora ' tion meeting at Roachdale. ++++++ Friday Circle To Meet. The Friday Circle will med Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the! home of Mi-. James Zeis. Mrs. Frarripj

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JAMES E. WATSONi

Thursday, October It

COURT HOUSE--7:30 P. M<

OTHER SPEAKERS:

Hon, Noble T. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Poitnff