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I Personal And Local News
Miss IVarl O’Hair has a v*ry w»ver<* ease of flu.
Kainhi Id ye Home Kioiioniics HoUls ( hristmus Mfftinsr.
The Hainbrulg. Home Economic, Club held the Christmas meeting on Thursday December Kith. It was voted to buy a tent to be use-1 at the cemetery for funerals in inclement v.o other A resolution wa- adopted for enlanfing the state i . Responses to roll call weie Uible Quotations. Mrs. D. V. Etcheson spoke on Friendship, The ( hri-tmas Story from the Itible was read y Mrs. I-eona ( (dliver. Mrs. Maude Colliriffs received
meftine followed.
The prosrram was iriven by Mrs. E. IC. Dick- and Mr-. G. H. Taylor. The former reviewed a story by Grace S. Richmond, “On Christmas Day in the Morning," which centered around a ■ family < f six children who had returned to their childhood home to spend Christmas day with their aged parents. Mrs. Taylor read a story by the -arm* author, “On Christmas Day in the evening,” which pictured the .•vents of the same family throughout Christmas Day. This interesting program was followed by an exchange of
gifts.
During the social hour the hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. H. Pitkin, served delightful refreshments.
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Mrs. John Hamm spent the day in
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J. C. Walker of Cloveidale was ini„j he Mixer’ in Lillian Nichol I Meeting And Party Is Greencustle Tuesday. I S()n Shearon, and ('hM,tma caiol , postponed Kecuuse Of Illness. Ah . John Went of Braiil pent ’ • ■ ^e^g oMhe I The ^ting and'party planned by
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Rl SSKI.I.VII.I.F Mi-- Nova Harv. y is •<pending (!. week with Ml-. George Sn.tt I,’ ville. Mrs. Mary Sturgeon ha conK* to make her home with her -on Free 1 and wife fore the winter. F. W. Tucker wa in Greenca-’.I Monday or Im me The Ku.-tem Star l.adii - met at tl hall, Tuesday an made curtain Mrs. Fred llelli new home. Mrs. Mary Gott went to Fi ih l.iik Sat.irday. whr :i- he ha- a p, itii n in her lirothei ton . Mi- Helle l.eonard i spending ih week with h i i-tei Mi . F. F. Fi:'l. at Indianapolis. Mrs. Donneth X amt and daughtei Joyce nf Danville. III., vi,ited Jo! Sutheilin and family la t week. Ml 1 -. Cha Belle nf Indianupni are vi,iting Mr. and Mi C-m . Ou, Mrs. I.ulu Clodfeltcr, .dr . Dell - Mr
(ia - -e \ ,n 1 Mr. (Mis Clodfelter were in (in ncastI* Saturday.
in Greencastle.
Mrs. James Lewis of Clayton spent the day in Greencastle. Mrs. Fred Brown of Fillmore was in Greencastle Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Finney visited friends in Cloverdale Sunday. Hermit Todd and Thomas Vandivier spent the day in Indianapolis. Miss Florence I -a Follette of Stilesj ville spent Tuesday in Greencastle. Mrs. James German of near Stilesi \ die, sfient the day in Greencastle. R. C. Johnson of Brazil was a busiiness visitor in Greencastle Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Williams and Mrs. Earl Bundy spent the day in Indianapolis. I Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Taulman vi-it- . od with relatives in U'banon, Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Cole, and (laughter, Pearl, spent the day in Indianapolis. Miss Ruth Scott, violin teacher has been ill and unable to meet her class-
es.
The annual Christmas dinners wen M eld at the girl’s dormitories Tuesday
I night.
Miss Elizabeth Deavers has gone to Cleveland. Ohio to spend Christmas
| vacation.
Mi-s Geneva and Betty King of Spencer -pent the day visiting friend
;in Greencastle.
W. C. Glascock is hack at his work this morning after a severe case ot
the flu last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks of Clinton Falls are spending the day in Greencastle with friends. Russell Welch, has returned to his
I ir.,v- Ftcheson led in the reading of the | . , ,
; , (, , .. ..C Delta Theta lau, has been postponed,
j Collect and the usual Grab-Bag because of illness. " nJO> ****** ****** Washburn ( hapter D. X. R. Mrs. Leach Will Sing
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Xleeting Held Dec. Ih. Washburn Chapter D. A. R. met at the home of Mr lb her Ellis, with Miss Sara Bridg* :l - -tant host-
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Mrs. Roy Him.' is contmed to hei j It-me on East Washington street be-
I cause of illness.
Mrs. Bent Arnold of Stilesville j.'pent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cnnrillo. Guy Pickens, who hits been conI fined to his home because of illness has returned to his work. I.eon Welch has been called to Lafayette because of the serious illness of his aunt, Miss Ella Mahoney. The teachers and officers of the Christian Church will meet at the church this evening at 7:T(t o'clock. Dr. Barkley of the biology department of DePauw University will -pend the Christmas Holidays in New
X’ork City.
Todd Kirk, former DePauw University coach, is studying for hi- doctor’s degree in Engineering at the Univer sity of Missouri. Mr. and Mr . William Brothers will leave Thursday for Muskogee, Okla., to visit their daughter, Mrs. Walter Dills and family. William Boice, is visiting his mothUir Mrs. Anna Boice of this city. Mr. lioice is ill the insurance business at Marion, Indiana. j Mrs. Civile Williams, who has been confined to her home on Highland St. on account of illness, is reported slowly improving. Mrs. Charles Hunt of F'illmore wa taken to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday. Her condition was considered serious. Miss Juanita Miller, a -tudent in thi ; Liberal Arts school, returned to her | home in Indianapolis last Thursday to recuperate from an attack of in-
| fluenza.
Women of Mooseheart Legion v meet at 7::tn Thursday evening. Mem ' hers will please bring sandwiches; ul- ; -o a twenty-five cent gift for the j grab bag. J Emmett and* Ivan Nichols and ForI est and Alvin Crain left Sunday morn ing, driving to their home near Boston, Massachusettes for the Christ mas holidays. Mr-. W. E. Miller of Vincennes, mother of Virginia and Elwood Miller, came to Greencastle Friday and has been a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house over the week-end. Ira Black will motor to Chicago the last of this week and bring his brother Oliver Black home for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Black is studying in the Theological Seminary at Evanston,
| Illinois.
The Indianapolis Star Wednesday morning printed a picture of a duck | farm near Cloverdale, in which 1,06.'$ !ducks were shown, during their fat tening process for the Christmas holijduy trade. Prof. Harry 1$. Gough, head of the Public S|M*uking Department at De | Pauw University, returned the last of ithe week from the east where he has been studying and writing. Prof, j Gough will tesume his duties in tin university the next semester after h ave of absence.
A pleasant feature of the meeting wa- the presentation of a beautiful ilk flag, a Christina gift to the chapter from Mr- Ruth Prosser Timmons and her niece Miss Josephine Kubu.-h. Miss Minnie Williams, magazine chairman, report'-I ten subscriptions to the magazine, tin* largest number in recent years. Mrs. Yuncker, chairman of Patriotic Education reported ten dollar- si nt to Carr Creek Community School in the mountains of Kentucky and a box of clothing and toys, valued at fifty dollars sent to Hamassee Industrial School in South Carolina. Mrs. Lessie \. Wallace, chairman of Genealogy, reported that work has been start- on the second v Iume of Putnam County Genealogy. A copy of the fn -t volume, completed last spring, will o- hound and placed in the City Libiary and will be available to the publ ■ for reference. Thi has been made possible through the kindness of Mr Thomas, City Librarian. One copy has already been placed in Washington and another in the Indiana SK-te Library. I his is me of the most important phases of D. A. R. work it is hoped that ev»r\ member of Washburn chapter will respond. Another important work that the chapter hopes to complete as soon is possible is th location and markng of every Revolutionary soldier’s grave in the c unty that is now unmarked. Any information on this subject will I ■ gratefully received by the historian, Miss Sara Bridges. Mrs. I^*ssi. A. Wallace read a paper on the \mei icanization of th<* Immigrant, including therein the work (d* Elli I land and thi* Manual for Immigrants which is now publish'd in eighteen language . The National Society D. A. R. is doing a splendid work in helping these newly arrived foreigners to become adjusted and to become good American cit-
izens.
Mrs. Yuncker, National Vice chairman of Patriotic Education, reviewed i the work of this committee as it i. planned for (he states and chapters. This is the Americanization and edu« I cational work done by the society j among the native born, chiefly in the mountains of the south.
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Mm. Maddox To Entertain I . P. It. < luh I hursday. The C. P. B. Club will meet with Mrs. Ed Maddox, No. Jack-on Street, Thursday afternoon, Dec. 20. Please bring present for grab-bag.
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Sang Christmas Carols On XVednesday Meriting. Groups of students from Lucy Rowland Hall, dormitory for women at DePauw Cniversity, were at the various sorority houses on the campus just h-*-fere dawn Wednesday morning, singing Chiistma- carols.
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Mrs. (). .1. Larkin Hostess To The Penelope ( luh. Mrs. (). J. Fakin'- beautiful home in Northwooil was the < one of \ pretty | Christmas meeting of the 1 Vnelopo I Club Tuesday afternoon. There were about sixteen of the member- present! with three guest-, Mrs. Harry Alla , Mt 11 i i a i kin and Mi P Hurst of Belle Union. The home was decoiated with Christmas colors, the center of which | was a lighted Christmas tree. Mrs. R. P. Mulliti had charge of the miscellaneous program. Two Christma contests made the meeting an unusual one, Mrs. Charles Gardner and Mis. George lamg won the contc t . Refreshments in keeping with the season were served.
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Keystone Bililc ( lass Met XXilh Mrs. King.
The Christma meeting of the Keystone Bible Clas- ( f the Methodist Church was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John lying, Anderson street. There were about thirty present an I all enteied heartily into
the spirit of the -i ason.
The meeting was ope i*d by singing "Silent Night." with devotions byMrs. Mil tin Brown, Margaret Ann Inman, uccopmanled by Vera Grace Brown, sang "Oh! Little Town id' Ajf BethU ham.” An extended busine V,
For W oman's League.
Thursday, December 20, at 2:.‘$0 o’clock, at the Methodist Church, Mrs. Rowland Leach will sing the three ( hristmas numbers at the December meeting of the Woman’s League, instead of Mm. Fred L. O’Hair, who is ill. Miss Rose Joslin will have charge of the program and Section XII will
assist in the social hour.
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Domestic Science Club Met Tuesday Afternoon. The Domestic Science Club held its Christma- party with Mrs. Frank Jones Tue-day afternoon. The assisting hastes- were Mrs. Albert Landes and Mrs. C. E. Stoner. The subject of the program was “The Life of Ellen H. Richard" by Mrs. Alva Brothers. There als also the annual gift exchange. Missc Pauline and Kathryne Dunlavy, Dorothy Locke and Miss Lafoe furnished the musical program. Two new members were taken into the club, Mi W. K. Gill and Mrs. A.
R. Chenoweth.
Delicious refreshments were served. The gui -t- were, Mr-. Edward Houck and Mrs. John Houck.
HOSE FOR GIFTS
colors— pointed lic e | s r: $1.00, $1.50, $1.65, $1.95 Gordon V-Line, All Colors oni X $2.50 Pr. awNuTa* 1 THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Hitch ford
DEPAUW NOTES Carl Anderson, ’13, representative of the MacMillan Publishing company, a former secretary to the president of DePauw university, visited on the campus today. Mr. Anderson sees many of the DePauw family as he visits various colleges and universities ever the country. Bernard Austin, ’13, well known officer of the U. S. Air Service, died lat( in the summer, at Leavenworth, Kans., where he was stationed, foL lowing a two days’ illness of (lu. He | is survived by his widow, formerly I Mi s Laura Avis Jackson, of the class ! of ’13 also, and three children, John, | Hoyt, and Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Camden Strain will) spend the Christmas holidays, in j
Chicago.
Dr. Grace Barkley will attend the convention (f the Association for the Advancement of Science, in New York City, during the Christmas vacation.
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