The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 February 1929 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, W29.
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tained by two air cinu-es on sue • ! cling afternoons, while the crack Thinl Cavalry of Fort .Myer, Va., will exhibit its horsemanship. On the- Hoovr Birthplace Special that will come* from W* -t Bran* h, Iowa, will he J. \V. le cler !)_’ of lipton, Iowa, Citizens Reedei twice voted for Lincoln and f r eve ry national Repuhliean ticket since He* will he* Mr. Hoover’s official "Hat Holder" timing the ndministrati'in eef the oath. Indians and cowhnj fioni the Dakotas anti from Oklahoma, state marching clubs, fife* an*l drum corps, former governme nt a- ociate s, all will be in Washington to take part in th< parade anil other cere monies. Ten • eterans of the Civil War and ! member- of the* (iranel Army of l ; .* Republic will ride* r. two aule ire*rtly behind the Child’ Exe-cutivi'V party anil esc >rt. • New York’s thousand ntombei Hoover-Curtis dub affecting th* wideblack sombreros will inarch along with a Texa- tlelegation <>f ■">00 from t • Lone Star State, while >i*veral hutitlred are expecte*tl from the Old In. ninton.
Personal And Local News
Mrs. i*’tta Ikamire* eif Fillmore was a ha ini s- visitet in Indianapolis Thursday.
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Mi Mary James and Kathryne Douglas , Eminence* spent Thursday
in (i11*1*.' casth*.
ye.ur money back. 35c., GOc., and «* t f\fi 1-v « • ’u f Ivl’l*- -*1 I > •
Mrs. Bitiles Gives
Tea Thursday
Mrs. .Susie M. Bittle s, 408 E. Walnut St., eiiteitaineel Thursday afternoon bt»iween the hour- i f 3 and 5 o’clock, with a tea, h"i > ling her ini)the*r Mrs. B. F. Seaman, who makes her home Aith her daughter, anil Mrs. .). H. Hillingshead of Ft. Smith, Ark. Spring flowers wi re useel in profusion in the elit itiL 'i>om. 1 he* table's lecorated with lighted tapers.
Mrs.
*1.00. Sold bv Steven’s, Owl's, Flee-' • v,r ’" : ‘'" 1 . nor's and all other good elnig stores. | Charles temper, ami drs. fiank Hit-
Mrs. ^rank Concilia sirent Thursday
in Indianapolis.
The regular miil-week prayer meet-j Miss : T orv( , tta Green spent Thursing of tin Piesbyt.rian church willj (lay in 1(1( |i ana polis. be be lli in the church parlor this eve- ! ning :it 7:30 o'clock. -'I rs * Russell Welch of near Brazil j visited in Greencastle Thursday. The f’e'i' ,’e t Rebecca No. 703 tlegi,, -■ , f will >t practice tonight. Miss Myra Goultling remains in a All m< are requeste to critical condition ;et the* County Hos* lee pr. s ilt I: ;t m-eting night pital where she was taken Wetlnes-
, ‘lay*
Tony Reevt -, colored, ago 31 years 1
ilii*il at e. I ^ Tnursday morn- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Keifer arrived in .it th .' it I'.iim. Funeral ar- home Weelnesilay evening from Hartangi m* tits h;i'. >t yet been made. , rington, Kus., where they accnmpan-
, . ied the body of Harry Allison for Mrs. I. e Basham, Warren township j unde i went :i majo: operation at the 1
But am < e 'in; lie pital Thur lay. Robert H. Stevenson, county agent, Dr. William (lab* *>f Indianapolis was 1 was in Fillmore all <lay Thurstlay at-
jtles tuiil .Mrs. Janie* Bittles poured tea. About "si guests ctille el eluring the af-
ternoon.
•!• + *H* *1* + Delta Theta Tau ( hop-Suey Supper The meeting of Delta Theta Tau will be* hebl Thursday evening at 7:3n o’clock at the Im i * of Miss Mildred Bitchfe rd, East Franklin St., and will In* followeel b> i chop-suey ptirty at 8 o’clock. + + + + •*• + Floyd Township ( lub To Meet The Floyel Town hip Club will meet with Mrs. William Ke<*n the 13th of
March.
•!• + v *1* *F No B. I'. A. Meetinit \t First Ward There will be no meeting of tin*
jiENT To I’L MM II I.D
Harold Blake, 12-y<ar old - n of Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, wa* sent to the Boys’ Reformatory at Plainfield Thursday by Juelge* James P. HugheThe lad, it is said, i- incorrigilde.
u-si-ted in the peration by Dr. C. C. t tending the Fillmore Farmers Insti-
Tucker. tute. Another institute will be held|^* rsl P. I. ' on Lrielay after-
in Reelsville Friday. Dinner will be noon ’ ( ^ llp ,0 a Conl 1 ’ ,n sc h f ‘d-
Mrs. W. M. Akers, underwent an
operation, February 27th at the Peo-
served and Prof. R. A. Ogg was to
address both meetings.
WATCH FOR SI VI E >< IM S. THEY’RE COMING 7 7 7 7 7
IN MEMOKIAM No on>* knows the* silent heartai heOnly tho-e who have lost can te*l! Of th>' gii<*fthat i- borne in silence For the one loved so well. Friends may think we may fmg't him, When they -ee us smile But little elo the > know th* -orrow Which the smile hid<*s all the while. In loving memory of Donald L Clifford who passed away one yea> ago Match 3, 1928. Mrs. Donald E. Cliffe.i .
ule* e>f tin speaker l"r the* afternoon. Neitice* of the* date of meeting will appear in eiaily paper- ne xt week.
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Rev. Bruner To Speak To P. T. A. Friday
The Martha J. Ridpath ParentTeachers’ Association will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the buibling. Mrs. 11. F. II. Greenleaf will be* in charge eef the devotions.
ple*’s Hospital at Pe>ru, III,, for a com-
plioution e>f eliseases. Mrs. Akers i- The Kiwanis Cluli will meet at the a elaughter of Henry Fox anel has Christian Church for dinner at 0:30 many ft Sends h<*i'e, who wish he*r a I o’clock this evening. Following the speedy recovery. meal the Kiwanians will ge> to the
laboratory of Prof. Ralph Hufferel
A ne>. Feu I truck, owned by th.* wheJ . f . pk . turPS ,| wl i inK with uses of Towne-Taft Sign ( mpany of | chemicais during peace and war time
t ill* 1 "\* 'turned em tin* National Roael
just we st of Stil' -ville, Wednesday I ,
afte tnei'ei . The driver escaped injury Dr. and Mrs. G. Bromley Oxnam w g 111 *> the II anel but the ear wa- badly damaged anel will entertain with a luncheon tomor- lt ,! iile*s, an*: : . c ial mu.-ic will was to ved t * th*- Franklin Street row in honor of Dr. Leslie Elmer Ful- 1,6 tr * VPn t * 1p numbers of Phi Mu paiage to! re pait . ler, of Garrett Biblical institute, whei ! Alpha. Rev. B. H. Bruner, jiastor of
1 is to be the University chapel speaker ’* 1P t hii-tian Chtitch will be the
tomorrow morning. Members of the speaker.
Oxford club, student ministerial or-; , + + ef
ganization, will also be guests at the os ts '
. , ' VVeimaiiH I nion I riday unc eon. ^^ Section I of the Christian Church
» I will he hostess tee the Woman’s Union,
WATCH FOR STYLE SCENES. ! Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at THEY’RE COMING? ???????; the* home* of Mi . I!. P. Mullins, 209
.An imrea-mg numbet of local cit- 1 izens a- well a- students and visitor- are attending the Sunday afterneeein ve-per programs at the University, which are broaelca.-t through -tatum WFBM, Indianapolis, be tween 3:43 and 4:45. The pn gram next Sunday will consist entirely of music.
“I light a Lucky and
stay slender
Hope Hampton, Famou s St a r of t be Opera, Stage and Screen.
“Luckies have helped me win the laurel crotun of my musical career — singing in opera. Stage presence demands a slim, youthful figure. Rich foods cannot tempt me. I light a Lucky and stay slender. The toasted flavor of a Lucky soothes the craving for goodies. Then, too, a Lucky never irritates my throat. Even, after smoking nutnv, my voice is still clear." Hopl Hampton
The modem common sense way—reach for • Lucky instead of a fattening sweet. Every' one is doing it—men keep healthy and fit, women retain a trim figure, l ucky Strike, the finest tobaccos, skilfully blended, then toasted to develop a flavor which is a delightful alternative for that craving for fattening sweets.
Toasting trees Lucky Strike from impurities. 20,679 physicians recognize this when they tay Luckies are less irritating than other cigarettes. That’s why folks say: "It’s good to smoke Luckies.**
rt. Authorities attribute the enor- ■ • mous increase in Cigarette smok' ing to the improvement in the process of Cigarette manufacture hy the application of heat. It is true that during 1928, Lucky Strike Cigarettes showed a greater increase than all other Cigarettes combined. This surely confirms the public’s confidence in Jhc superiority of Lucky Strike,
Wnst Washington St. Every woman of the church is invited.
4- •!* 4* 4*
Legion Auxiliary
Meets Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary will bold a meeting at the City Library, Friday at 4 o’clock p. m. There will be election of officers. All members
please be present.
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P. E. <>. Has Business Meeting Wednesday Miss Anna Huestis, Northwoo.l, entertained the members of the P. K. O. Sisterhood at her home Wednesday. There was a business session, and m> program.
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Give Patriotic Play At Club Meeting
The Martha Washington Club met with Mrs. William Roby at her home on Beveridge St., Wednesday afternoon. A large number of the members and one guest, Mrs. Crews of Rainbridge were present. Airs. Milton Brown was in charge of the pro-
gram
ful George Washington play, with characters being enacted by Miss Vera Grace Brown and Miss Caroline Ellis. The play was enjoyed by everyone present. The hostess served lovely refreshments of individual cherry pies, cherry cocktails and coffee.
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Eureka Club
Met Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bryant, Bloomington St., were host and hostess to
the members of the Eureka Club on j doubtful. Wednesday evening. All members An alibi involving
were present. High score honors were awarded Mrs. Gerald Mason and the consolation Mrs. Carl Butterfield.
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Miss Mueslis Reviews
Study Book
The Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon in the church building. Mrs. A. G. Brown, president, presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Harriet Callahan, conducted the devotions. Miss Anna Huestis gave a splendid review of the 5th chapter in the study hook, “Friends of Africa.” During the social hour the hostesses, Airs. C. C. Gautier, Mrs. C. Y. Hillis, Airs. Charles Best, and Miss Sellers served dainty refreshments.
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Irown was in charge of the pro- g 0 park between Jack Sharkey of: and an attack of neuritis, , and presented a very delight-1 Boston and Young Stribling of Geor-^ in advance, was being used UxiapL eorge Washington play, with the ,,1., erstwhile contenders for the the Stribling coterie to pxn|a r ii!
the
gia,
heavyweight championship of world, was a sorry anti-climax. The victory scored by Sharkey failed to advance the big Lithuanian towards the championship goal. If the outcome of the battle, which drew 40,000 spectators to the park amidst the palms, served definitely to eliminate young Stribling from the heavyweight lists, it will have accomplished something. But this is
a dislocated rib
Px plain *ij
young man’s disappointing ance. **
No sooner had Lou
third man in the ring and a far’J nggre-sive individual than LitheT the contenders, raised Jack sharkJ hand in token of victory, than^ Stribling began to spout exrusesi
his husky young son.
Young Stribling probably *3 hack seeking important biavyvj engagements as soon as hi? .«v3
nose subsides.
4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* Mrs. A. G. Brown Hostess Morning Musicale At the meeting of the Alorning Alusicale held February 27 at the home of Mrs. A. G. Brown, Mrs. L. E. Alitchell discussed modern American music for the piano. Instead of reading i formal paper, she covered the subject of the various musical activities in America by giving a quiz over American music sent out by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Alu-ic. Then she went on to discuss in some detail Charles Gilbert Spross, Frank La Forge, Alexander McFayden, Lily Strickland, Eastwood Lane, Abrams Chasins, ami Charles T. Griffes. To Lane she gave the credit of being the first, or at least among the fitst, to show true national tendencies in his work. The illustrative material consisted
of:
Barcarolle .. Charles Gilbert Spross Mrs. L. E. Mitchell Romance Frank I.aForge Nocturne Alexander McFayden Mrs. Yount Imlitnne Lily Stricklanu Caravan Fakir Mrs. L. E. Mitch* 11 AdirondacK Sketches, Eastwood Lane I-egenu of Lonesome Lake Land of the Loon Lumberjack Dance Miss Lower Flirtation in a Chinese Garden .... Abram Chasins Rush Hour in Kongkong Abram Chasins While Peacocks . Charles T. Griff**Mrs. Otis 4* 4- 4* 4* + * Oxford Club Holds | Initiation The Oxford Club initiated thirteen members at th** regular meeting held Wedne day evening at the Methodist Church. Rev. B. H. Bruner was in charge, ".’hose taken into the club are as folio vs: John Berkits, Franklin Cole, Herman Conway, (’hatles Querry Vernon Fischer, Clyde Onyatt, Edwin Tomlinson, Ira Black, Will Hilderbrand, William Stevenson, Earl Swarms and Well- Daniels, 4* 4 1 4* 4* 4* •> L. F. F. Bridge Club Alet Wednesday The L. F. F. Bridge Club was entertained Wednesday evening at th**
home of Mrs. Charles Howard, Bev-
eridge St. Mrs. Elizabeth Curran won high score, and Mrs. Chloe Chenoweth, low. Mrs. Florence Baldwin
was a guest.
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L ARD of THANKS I wish to take this opportunity to thank our friends ami neighbors for their kind assistance, during my son’s illness, as result of the injuries he sustained in the accident. —URBAN ELMORE.
SHARKEY WINS
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