The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 February 1929 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTEE DATEY BANNER,

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1929. E'

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Personal And Local News

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One glass of wnO-r is not enough ! take three glasse- one hour before, breakfast. Much better results are obtained by adding a teaspoon of, simple glycerin, aline compound (known as Adlerikn i to each glass. Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and

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Mrs. W. G. Pickens is confined to her home because of illness.

Miss Ruth Wright is visiting in I Fillmore with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur

Lisby.

. . Mr. and Mrs. Forest McFarlane are

Merle Todd spent the week-end m ^ ^ of a , on born to them

Batesville visiting his brother Kermit j

To<i,i ' i Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mullins spent Miss Alice Thompson and ^ r f ! Sunday in Crnwford-ville visiting Miss

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| Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chapman and | Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Todd spent Sun- | day in Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Friend, and I daughter, spent Sunday in Effingham, j 111., visiting friends. Miss Lois Vail spent the week-end I in Graysville with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vail, j Miss Irene Roach of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with her parents, : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach. Mrs. John Masten of Stilesville -pent Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Todd and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elgan Stark of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Stark and family. Miss Edris King, art supervisor in the Sullivan schools, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. anti Mrs. John R. King. Mrs. Thomas Howlett who has been confined to the Hospital the past two weeks with pneumonia was able to he taken to her home today.

and Herbert Crave,r, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graver, 'South Crown St., were uniteti in matrriage Saturday evening at 7:30 o’clV ck at the ( hristian Church parsonage, with the Rev.

' B. H. Bruner officia |ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Lelloy Bee, brother * and sister-in-law of the bride were

the only attendants. \

Both young people are popular among the younger set in this city. Mrs. Graver was graduated from the local high .school with the class of 1924, and from DePauw Universityin 1928. Mr. Graver is a graduate of the Versailles High School, and also attended DePauw University. At the present time, Mr. Graver Is in the employ of the Beck Sales Co., and is also agent for the American

Life Insurance Company.

They will make their home at 205

N. Jackson St.

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Arnold-ttettis Nuptials r

Took Place Sunday

Miss Callie Bettis, daughter of Thomas Bettis of Clinton township and Glen Arnold were united in marriage in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of the Rev. W. E. Wilmoth. Mr. Arnold attended the G.reencastle High School and Mrs. Arnold attended the Clinton Center High. The young couple will

Kate Snider. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Harlan of Dana spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hudlin. James W. Wright of near Fillmore who ha- been ill for some time is reported to he in about the same condi-

tion.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson of Indianapolis spent Sunday with the former's brother. George Gibson of

this city.

The King Herald Club meeting has been postponed until Tuesday evening at the Methodist church from seven

to nine o’clock.

The Modern Woodman will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock, to transact very imp' rtant business. All members of the camp urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. L. IS. Owens and son of Newcastle and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Coates of Greenville, 111., were dinner

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Binkley I make their home in Clinton township.

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Sunday.

Clark Wilson, guardian, file in the Putnam Circuit Court Saturday afternoon his final report as guardian of

Donald Williams of Indiana Central '.lames K. Wilson, Clifford Dickerson

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was the attorney. The officers, section leaders and assistants of the Methodist League will be guests Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock of Mrs. Jennie C. Hearst at | the Phi Kappa P-i house. C. F. Payne and John M. VanHook have shipped six car loads of walnut timber to Picqua, Ohio during the last three weeks. The timber was bought in Putnam and Clay counties. Rev. an I Mrs. Hancel Tower of | Greencastle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F.ishy in Fillmore. Rev. Towel delivered a sermon at the j Fillmore Methodi-t church Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs^Rolland Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lisby, all of Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank West of Fillmoie spent Sunday in Indianapolis vi-iting with Ralph West and family. The day was spent in celebrating several wedding anniversaries and birthdays. Friends here have received word of the death of .h e Alspaugh, who pass'd away at hi- home in Montana Ft i lay, Feb. 22nd. Mr. Alspaugh formerly lived here and was supervisor of th- P. H. I and Eastern Traction Company'- trucks since which time he has lived on his father’s ranch in Montana. Mrs. Margaret Ruddell, wife of Dr. Karl R. Ruddell, widely-known surgeon of Indianapolis, had her left arm amputated at the William Major Memorial !l"-pital in Indianapolis Sunday, following an automobile accident on the Michigan Road, east of Shelbyville. Dr. Ruddell ha- l>een in Greencastle on a number of operation cases. Mrs. Otis Wood and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Elwood and daughter, of Bloomington, Berry Burk and Lillian Wood of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Kstel Shnnkwiled and sons of Lena, Ed Hall and daughter of Greencastle, Mrs. A. A. Bri thers, of this city and Mi Maybelle Thompson of Vivalia, called on Mrs. Oliver Shonkwiler Sunday. Mrs. Shonkwilor is improving following injuries which she sustained in an automobile accident last Sunday.

Mrs. Zaharakas Honored At H. & P. W. Convention The Business and Professional Women's Clubs of the 5th district assembled at the Terre Haute House in Terre Haute Sunday, for a luncheon and business meeting. All plans for the meeting yesterday were made by Mrs. Marie Zaharakas, Greencastle district director, and Mrs. Zaharakas is indeed to be complimented on the success of the convention, which drew a large delegation from the four cities in the district. The meeting opened with the noon luncheon, which was of beautiful appointments, and one of the most pleasant which had ever been served to the business women at various conventions. Mrs. Zaharakas presided at the session in the afternoon. The Clinton Glee Club, members of the Clinton chapter, sang several numbers. The different district chairmen gave reports on the present membership and plans for “bigger and better’’ clubs throughout the state were suggested. Mrs. Zaharakas has been devoting much time to the organization of a chapter in Brazil, and at the convention Sunday, final arrangements were completed. The Greencastle Chapter plans to send a large delegation to the State Convention which will be held in Terre Haute, May 18, 19 and 20. National Business Women’s week will he observed March 10-10, and the National convention will he held in Mackinac next July. High honor came to Mrs. Zaharaka:

Sunday when it was announced that j she had been made a member of the j Pen and Brush Club. Ten state officers were present at the convention yesterday, including Mrs. Jennie Rae Hersch, state president, from Portland. It was voted to re-elect Mrs. Hersch aj the state convention. Other clubs represented were Sullivan, Terre Haute and Clinton. Visitors from chapters at Paris, 111., Washington, Vincennes and Princeton were present. Members of the local chapter attending were: Mrs. Zaharakas, Miss Helen Black, Miss Elizabeth Ward, Mis- Nina Cook, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Irene Huestis, Miss Margaret Maloney, Miss Lucy Bowen, Miss Ella Mahanna, Miss Susie Talbott, Miss Helen Kendall and Mrs. Gertrude Werneke. Mrs. Marie Tudor, State Vice-presi-dent, who spoke on the subject, “The Value of Club to your community,” made the statement that the convention was orve of the best which she had ever attended. Mrs. Zaharakas was enthusia-tic in her praise of the management of the Terre Haute House, which enabled her to make the affair the success which it proved to be. + F “Personal Names” Is Subject The Woman’s Club met Saturday aft< moon with Mr-. Truman G. Yuncker at her home in Northwood, with a large number of the members and several guests present. Prof. Hixon gav" the address of the afternoon with th-' subject “Personal Names.” His interesting and unique talk dealt with the origin and fashion of names, and was thoroughly enjoyed. d* 4* •H* + Miss Dietrich ToastMistress \t Luncheon Miss Christine Dietrich of Greencastle will be toastmistress at the Phi Omega Pi State Founders’ Day luncheon which will be held in Travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln, Saturday.

Mrs. Abel Hostess Keystone Bible ( lass

The Keystone Bible Has; will, with Mrs. Clyde Hutcheson, BevujJ Street, Tuesday evening at clock. Devotions will be by MrsT Abel, and the program will 1* charge of Mrs. William Bishop, a. .j..j. Boston Club Meets With Mrs. Belle Carver The Boston Club will nw jJ day evening at 7:30 ’clock «... j Belle Carver on Ea-t AndirsiiJ Mrs. E. B. Taylor and .Mr J.v-j Farlane will have charge of tbH gram. •F 4- + 4> + + A. A. U. W. To Meet Tuesday Evening The American Association if|| versity Women will meet Tw evening at 7:30 o’clock at tliei of Miss Grace Browning. 410 Hanna St. Mrs. A. G. Brown rti the speaker for the evening. 4* 4* 4- 4* •!* Progress History Cluh Meeting Tuesday The Progress History Hub meet with Mrs. Roy M. .Abraw.( West Poplar Street, Tup-day i noon at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Clay! thers will give a review of' Wilder’s book, “The Bridge l!J Luis Ray.” 4* 4* 4* 4* 4 4* Mr. and Mrs, Figg Give Kirthday (tinner Mr. and Mrs. Lena Fige, P.’lll^ street, Indianapolis, entertained3 day with a birthday dinner fix latter, and friend- and relativesi bering eighteen. The table wasi ated with sweet peas. \ birthdayd with thirty nine cardie- - ,r atd| center of the table. A fonr-cMM • | noon, the hostes- was assiste ^ ving by her daughter, Mrs. Saal ton. The .*uests were Mrs. J. f 1 —0 (Continued on Page 3|

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IN ME MORI AM In remembrance of our dear husband and father, Frank Bettis, who departed thi- life, Feb. 25, 1927. Our thought- £0 wandering when day light fades To the land of long ago; And memory paints the scenes of old In the gold of the twilight glow; We seem to ee in the soft dim light A face we love the best; And think of him when the sun’s last ray j (Joes down in the far off west.

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