The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 December 1928 — Page 2

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1^8.

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\ tiiscusninn nn>l business meeting lolluwed. The refreshments consisted of Waldorf salad, potato chips, and 1 iioi chocolate.

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( re scent Club Has Ml Day Meeting.

The home of Mrs. Uulph West, on State Uoad 4:5, was the stone of an nil

Saturday afternoon, December K>, 1 ,| a y Christmas meeting of the Cresthe V. W. C. A. and the A. W. S. oi t . ( . nl r | ul) Wedm day. Each membei

■brought food and u tlcliciou- bufi>t luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. In the afternoon, there was a beautifully decorated Christmas tree,

of her sister. Mrs. (lough.

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Delta Theta Tan Id Merl Tonight.

Delta Theta Tau will meet this eveI tiing at 7:‘!0 o'clock with Mis- Mildted I'itcbford, at her home, 101 Hast

Franklin street.

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Ihinco I lull Meets At Mrs. i )na (1 rant's The Double Circle Bunco Club met Wediie-day afternoon with Mrs. Ona tirant at hei home on Maple Ave. Seven members and one guest, Mrs. Dewey Bryant were piesent. High on priio were awarded Mrs. (Hen Rowland and Mrs. Sahford Smith ami Mrs. Dewey Bryant was given the consolation prize. 4* *h Mrs. Blanchard (lives l.iincheon M lea Boom. .Mis. W. M. Hlanehard entertained Wedne> ay at luncheon at the And- "■! Tea Boom. Those present were Mi H. B. (lough, Miss Hanna (lough ami .Mi-. F. C. Friesell of Pittsburg, P .Mis. Frie-ell i- the house guest

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i:\ KBt FABMKIt SHOUI.I) PABTK ll’ATE IN Fourth Annual Putnam Co. Corn Show December 13, 14, 15, 1928 Sponsored by -irst National Bank AND Citizens Trust Co.

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CLASS ONE

Corn (ten ears) ’ L '"'ll: :trd. .*.'t.00: 4th, $2.00; r»th. $1.00; fith, ribbon; 7th, ribbon; Kth, ribbon; 9th, ribbon; 10th, ribbon.

CLASS TWO

Yellow Corn (ten ears) I -t, a.00; 2nd, $4.00; 3rd, $3.00; 4th. $2.00; r.th, $1.00; C.th, ribbon; 7th, ribbon; Kth, ribbon; 9th, ribbon; 10th, ribbon. CLASS THREE Mi ,ed Corn (ten ears) l -t, $.",.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00; 4th. ribbon; 5th, ribbon. ( L 188 I OUR 0 White Corn (single ear) 1st, -2. 0; 2nd, si. iO; 3rd, 50c; 4th, ribbon; 5th, ribbon.

CLASS FIVE

Y’ How Corn (-ingle ear) I t, s ' .‘>0; 2nd, $1.50; 3rd, 50c; 4th, ribbon; 5th, ribbon.

CLASS SIX

White Corn (ten ears) Open to any hoy or girl in Putnam County who is 20 years of

age or under.

1 t, $4.00; 2nd, $3.00; 3rd, $2.00; 4th, $1.00; 5th. ribbon,

CLASS SEVEN

Yellow Corn (ten ears) 0| i n to any boy or girl in Putnam County who Is 20 years of

age or under.

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CLASS EIGHT

Sweepstakes (ten ears)

The first prize winners in classes 1, 2, thi- elu . Special ribbon award.

CLASS NINE

Seepstakes (single ears) The first prize winners in classes 5 amt Special ribbon award.

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DePauw l niver.-it) vvill give their annual Chiistmus party in the Bowman gymnasium from 2 to I o’clock for the school children of the city. Each year, a school child is apeointed to each of the t niversity girls land the DePauw coed is called "Big sister” by the little children. Each | girl i- responsible for the gift and entertainment of the child appoint-

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The first four grades from the i U-iee wards and also from Maple Ini",lit- will be invited. Before the iiistiibution of the gifts Christmas | store- will be told. f •;* -F •!• -!• Meihodist Sunday School

Supper.

The teachers and officers of the Methodist Sunday School will hold their regular supper meeting at <i:l5 o’clock, Friday, Dec. 7th. •f* + *F 4* Miss Shotilf/ To talk M P. T. A. Meeting. The .Martha .1. Bidputh ParentTeachers’ Associath n will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the Martha Bidputh building. Mrs. Charles .MoCurry will conduct the devotions. Miss Curol Shoultz will give a short talk and .Mrs. Marion Blair, Fifth District chairman vvill also be present and give a talk. The fifth grade will give a group of songs. 4* •'• 4* 4* Chinese Students Entertain Club. Two Chinese -indents, Lawrence Yang and Ping P<> Ku furnished the am .V : e Cosmopolitan ('lub, whirl met Wednesday evening at the Alpha Chi House. I awience Yang gave a very inP resting talk on "China from a Geographical, Historical and Cultural Point of \ jew.” He traced the history of China from 2000 B. C. up to

Mrs. James Wood is ill at her home on Maple Ave.

Herbert Owen of Indianapolis was Greencastle visitor Wednesday.

Albert Opeiihimer of Cincinnati, O.

on which the grab-bag gifts were!* visiting J. K Cannon, placed. James Walls is confined to his home Mrs. J. C. Trembly read a yule-tide j n Ka>t s mjnary Street.

-tory, and wa- also in charge of the

contests for the afternoon, to which Mi-.- Gladys Kush of Indinnapoli Mr-. Timmons won the high prize and ■ is the gue.-t of .Mi.-- Jessie Brother-.

Mr-. Fay Hamilton, the consolation.

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Airs. Blair To Speak

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, . , business visitor in Greencastle Wed-

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P. T. A. District president will speak 1 to the put ions and teachei- of the Mrs. James Wood of Maple Avenue First Ward at 2:30 Friday, in room ls con fi|| )M | to her home with pneu6. “Personal R' -ponsibility in Parent- fl „ m j a

Teachers Work" - her subject.

Following Mrs. Blair's talk Air-. I!. 1 Mi-s Betty

McCutchan will talk on the sale of! was

Women’s si IE wit h printed fioraj ^ '’H • nmined in plain ei ' ns " colors. " ' jsit our ready to wear n • have some real 5 1 the quality shop -E H. Bitch ford.

Rowe of Terre Haute

Greencastle visitor Wednesday

Tuberculosis -cals. The childieti of evening,

the fifth grade will sing Christmas

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Mrs. Nichols I alks Of Girl Scout l ife.

The parent of the girl scouts weie entertaiie ■! Wetlnesday evening at the Methodist Church with a dinner and program put on by tin scout-. There were 1.30 present, including the parents and the scouts. The tables weie decorated in colors of pink and vv ite, and the dinner which ha I bei n prepared in the homes was served buffet style. At the beginning of the dinner, the .-eouts sang their scout grace. During the evening the program, which consisted of -cout formation, a farce presented by members of the troop arid a number of scout songs, which were given around an improvised camp tire, and tne international Morse ci de of signaling were enjoyed by the parents of the scouts, and gave them an opportunity to see the work which i- donee by the troops. During the dinner, Mrs. E. B. Nichols, who is chaiiman of the Century C lub Scout Committee, talked inti ri -tingly and at length on the general oi ganization of the scouts, and of tie work which they do. Mrs. Nichols . tated that ir 30 countries other than the I'nited States, that scout troops vmic in organization, and that in our own nation 7,t>21 troops are register- < d at the national headquarters in New York The Greencastle troops

have fiK members.

Mrs. N’i hols dealt with the fact tha f the eiris enjoy the work and j tnat in making games from w. ik,| and in the playing of them, that they I learn many thing- which they put to u-i in the homes, and which in time make good citizens of them. The importance of the love of outdoor life, which girl scouting fosters, was stressed, and Mrs. Nichols showed how this is accentuated by the hikes, picnics and the various activities of > ut-door life. The various tests which scouts are required to meet for degrees are all practical and the gill gains desirable information

in this manner.

The local troop of girl scouts was l organized 7 years ago, and since that time has grown steadily in mem bership and interest. The scouts are sponsored by the Century Club of ' this city, and Mrs. J. 1’. Frew is leader. Mils Helen Richards, Miss Ruth Curtis and Miss Nellie McCullough, of DePauw University a-sist

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Mrs. \\. D. James Elected WOrthy Matron (If O. K. S. Creencustle Chapter, No. 255, Ea tern Star met Wednesday evening and the annual election of officers was made, as follows; W. M.— Katherine James. W. P. —J. C. Thembly. Asso. \J.— Ruth Trembly. Sec.— Sarah Wright. Treas.-—Hazel Rambo. Cond. -Miss Estella Black. Asso. Cond.—Miss Lucile Glidewell. Mi-s Elizabeth Grogan was elected > serve as director for the following thiee years on the Temple Association The other officers of the Eastern Star are uppoi, ted by the Worthy Matron. There was a good attendance at the meeting, and quite a number of visitors were present.

ALL OVER INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS,— Twenty additional snow plows are to he added to th< fleet of forty-one now owned by the state highway department an ! Indiana will then be ready for the largest snow storm that the winter has to offer, A. H. Hinkle, maintuinencp superintendent, announced lecently. The plows are to he- spotted at strategic points throughout the state, ready fot action a- -oon as the snow gets heavy enough to threaten blocking the roadit ■-■ as said.

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Tom Welch i; | ansas City, Ark

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The Greencastle Band will practice this evening at 7:311 o'clock. All mem-

bers be pH -out.

Mr. and Mis. Charles Gardner and Mrs. Dor.: Sweet are -pc: dine the day

in In ianapoli-.

Miss Anna Miller attended the oy.-t-

er supper at the Christian < hui h of

Fillmore Wednesday evening. Miss Hazel Alver.-oii, secretary of

the D> I'auw Publicity office, i- con-

tmed t" her home by illness. Funeral -eivice- for R, v. Benjamin

T. VanCleave were held from the Methodist Church on Wodne .day afU moon with Dr. C. Howard Taylor in charge. Interment was in the Forest Hill cemetery. Ball hearers were: J. E. Courtney, K. W. Shafer, Flank Butler, Charles Goodenough, Henry

Werneke and Mr. VanCleave.

Mrs. L. B. C confined to In

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prayer ineetii .■ ning at 7:30 <

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There will U the H mri, k - evening a' 7 • cordially in': Mrs. Gladv been confined illne.-s has ret: the Telephe " The Central " pointed ad i Georue So cuit court Tmi! Mr. and Mi Frankfort v home of Mi . I i:i the earD i • tl'iiei ck Stai ■ ■ Mrs. Hamrick John Hotfne Anderson by i death of his Kosybooni. M vived by four < h orge, Sam Anders; u. Mi remembered visited here

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WHY NOT WIN THE XMAS B iTTLE? GIVE THAT MAN “ O IS HARDTOPI I HE WILL A PPRECIATK! Gifts of clothing < more to the recipient bet se he appreiates th< ery is the truly lasting yift.

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value and quality reign supreme.

Suggestions for Him

TIES ARK ALWAYS GOOD. But buy him a tie that stands the test of time—one he wears after the holidays. , v

SOCKS With sox appeal.

We have them in snappy and

conservative patterns. SHIRTCRAFT SHIRTS

Let us select a shirt that he

will wear and prefer.

S(’ARYKS—With personality He wouldn’t buy it—but he

wants one.

BATHRORK Practical tfifts Just the thing" for those Radio

evenings.

HANDKFRf ‘H1LFS A few handkerchiefs can mean a lot as a grift for that

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Greenca.-tle Encampment No. 59 ]. i O. 0. F. will meet Friday evening at | 7:20 o’clock. There will be work and i all members please be present.

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