The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1929 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929.

THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Offire at Greenrastle, Indiana, as aerond claaa mail matter. Under the act of March 3, 1879. SnbseHptiM price, 10 cents per week.

CLOVERDALE

! REVIVAL WILL

START MONDAY

Phone All Social Items To 93.

Birthday Party For Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker, 807 Crown St., ertertained with a I'iithday party for th. ;r (5 year old dautrltD r Thursday afternoon. Those pres- • nt were Mirk* \ Frye, Mary Ourhousers, Ji'an liiilihie, \ irtriuia Pat-ter-son, In no Youii'r and Wanetta Walker, rite afternoon was spent in putting taffy and pluyir % jratni*s. The little KUest> left wishing their little i -i' n<I many liapp\ returns of th*

day.

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W. It. f. Will Meet Monday The Woman’s Relief Corps, will meet .Monday 'afternoon in reijulai ression in their room in the court

house.

+ + + + + 4Mrs. Sallust t.i\*'. Program tt Friday Circle The Friday Circle was entertained Friday afternoon at the home of MrKimber Gardner on S- uth Indiana St. New officers were installed, and Mrs Oscar Sallust was in eharee of thr program for the afternoon, which dealt with St. Pa trick’- Day. A number of Irish jokes and quotation- wer* given and of especial enjoyment was the reading of “Chimes and ChuckGuest- included Mrs. Ray Trembly Mrs. Donnohue and Mrs. Joe Gardner. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ed Dalby. .*. .*. .j. ,% Study Group To Meet Monday I he pre-selr n] child study group of A. A. I . W. will meet Monday evening at 7:T0 o’clock in Alvord Hall, L Diversity gymnasium. Prof. W. Y 1 .Vile will he the guest (speaker of toe meeting. + + •F4*4* *f» ‘Gise St. Patrick’s Bridge Party .Mr. and Mrs. Klmer R. Seller, 128

Personal And Local News

and Mr-. !.**■ Williams, Mr. ansi Mrs. Roy Fvan- and Mr. and Mrs. Ward

M.iyhall.

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State President Of B. & P. W'. j

,l,< ' " 1 ' 1 * ! Ut ’ Wfillis Wright of Fillmore is report-

Miss (ath. rlne Tlllotaon, presislent P(j as s i ipht | y i m prived.

1 ths* C»it * :.< .istle chapter of the Bti-i:.- -s anil Professional Women'.-

Improved Uniform International Sunday School

T Lesson f (By REV. g. B. FITZWATER. D D.. Pi'»n .Moo.ly Bible Institute of Chlcftj<o.t ((c), 1>29, Western Newspaper Union 1

Lesson for March 10 Revival services, at the First Christian Chureh, Cloverdale, Indiana, will BAPTISM AND THE LORD’S SUPbegin Monday night, March 11th with 1 PER

Rev. Cecil Franklin in charge.

SERVICES AT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. REV. FRANKLIN

IN CHARGE.

Rev. Franklin needs no introduc-

LESSON TEXT—Matt. 8:13-17; IS-

19, 2u; 1 Cor. 11:23-29.

GOLDEN TEXT—This do In remem-

brance of me.

William Bright of Terre Haute wa-

pel in its simplicity ami power

all his preaching.

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Fa.-t Walnut Street, entertained Bridge ( luh at their home Friday evening with Met Friday ntments Mrs. Paul Wright, 309 W. Wash-

v.. re in green ami white, and St. Pat- ngton St., entertained the members i k - Day spirit. >f the Duo-Decem bridge club at her h gh -c i- piize were awarded h i * Friilay afternoon. Mrs. Walter Mr-. Ray fisher and Lee Williams Gardner was a guest, n M the low wa- awarded Mrs. Jacob +4*4-4*4* +

Fitel and J. W. McConnell. Bee Hive Rel>ekah ' ' ' II 1 To M* ci Mond.n

’J-. Met onne I, Piof. and Mrs. H. I . Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge will meet H. Grei-nleaf, Mr. :u]*l Mrs. Jacob .Mi*nda> evening at o’clock. All memL 1*1, Mr. and Mr-. Ray Fisher, Mr. hers urged to l)e present.

W. ( . T. 1 . ‘ ' Mrs. Edith Roach and daughter Meet Monday Lula Lee of Clayton visited in Green-

The W. C. T. U. will meet Monday i Ca8tle Satur,Ja >'-

ifternoon at 2 !0 o’clock at the Pres- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Totum of > ■ in (hii’ch. Responses to roll | Owosso, Mich., are visiting with Mr.

all will he -ayings from Mrs. Fran-j and Mrs. Jack Davis,

ces K. Willard. Marshall Abrams, j

Putnam County’- prosecuting attorn- 1 ' has accepte*! the posiy. will give a talk. His >ubject w iU j ,io " as direct manager of the Sing“I aw Tobacco and Cigarettes,* 1 Machine to., in Greencas-

Are They Enforced?” This is the| tle ’

• •■ting for the payment of member- •'Id ami Mrs. Roy Leonard and Mrs. 'lues for th’- coming year. Luke Johnson of Cloverdale were 4-4-4-business visitors in Greencastle Fri-

Child Welfare Committee I day.

To Meet Monday j >Mrs> Sara E Henry j, S p en , linK the The ChiM Welfare committee will! week-end with her granddaughters, ni. i t Monday at 4:00 o’clock in the I Mrs. Paul Fox and Mrs. Kenneth City Library. Sweet.

Misses Carol Shoults, Ethel and Flossie McGaughey, Josephine Stoner and Wilma Miller attended the tourna-

ment in Attica, Friday.

Bert Knight, who is teaching in the West Washington St. high school in Indianapolis, was a business vis-

Stereopticon pictures of the life of Christ will be shown at the beginning of each service, The pictures show the events of the Master’s life in the order in which they happened. The places in which Jesus was and the events are pictured according to the famous paintings. The pictures are shown as a part of this meeting as it seemed especially fitting as a pieparaticn to our observance of Easter

which is so near.

Sermon subject- for the first week: Monday, “What is it all about ?”

Tuesday, “Th- Wise Man,” Wednesday, “Holy Discontent”

Thursday, “How To Go To Heaven.” •

Friday, “A Queer Man.” Saturday, “A Real Christian.”

PRIMARY TOPIC—Two Things Go*!

God

an) i 1 Wants Cs to Do.

1 INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC—The Meaning of Uaptism and the

Lord’s Supper.

YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC—The Place of Baptism and the Lord s Supper In the Christian Life.

Hub. annoum- that Miss Jennie Rae j visBiig wiST JhUvef ^ ^ ‘'I* 10 " t0 the . Chr, ' tia ". Ci >» reh <"‘ > H.-rsch. State pre-i.lent, will speak at 4 j '* no t w a< ,,,stnct p vangehst , w , nU t0 Do .

the mei ting f the local duh, at the • VIr *- Smith of Roachdale for ,h,> western listnct. He has had j JUNIOR TOPIC—Two Things

mme of Mr-. Marie Zaharakos on P^ nt Fritlay in Greencastle. wide experience as a minister "«• leM. Th- m—tinB ow Rulph u „„, lural „„„ l-~«“ «-

ha ;l w “’ k ah '’ a ' 1 of ^e us- ;1 . j, driving a new Ford roadster,

ual time in order to obtain Miss

il' i ch f r th* p-aker. Miss Hersch Mrs. Thomas Mace is seriously ill a I go t I nfuyette from Greencas-! at her home south of Greencastle.

tic to - •eak t the Lafayette chapter.

A brief business session will be ■ . . . .. . „ .» _ held W-dm -day night, and Mrs. Fred I* bUS,nPSS V ' S,t ° r nrppnca -' i ‘''’ Fn-

O’Hair will -ing. j' lay ’

Mis- ll'i-cli will speak on “Our’ Mrs. Margaret Broadstreet is serFi'lerat *n and Its Projects.” She iously ill at her home on East Sem•vill ilsn i ■ ak of plans for the state • inary. St. convention which will be held at) „ .. Terre Haute. M.n 18-20. 01,8 Gardn * r '* attendmg the reThe m.-ting Wednesilay night willi,* 10 ™ 1 )aiikp,ba11 “>umament at Atbe held in connection with the pro-! tlCa ay ‘ gram arranged by the local organiza-1 Mrs. Raymond Fisher of near ion for the • elebration of the Nation-1 Stilesville visited Saturday afternoon al Busine-- W omen's Week. in Greencastle.

SMART NEW NECKWEAR To brighten up winter ho.,J - Laces and lace and georja te combinations in dainty sn'i

THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Pitch ford

I. The Baptism of Jesus (Matt. 3:

13-17).

1. His request (v. 13), This was in act, If not in word, i He came from Galilee to Jordan to be baptized of John. 2. John's hesitancy (v. 14). He perceived something In Jesus which impressed him with the unfitness of such an act. 3. Jesus’ explanation (v. 15). He Insisted upon John's compliance on the ground that It was a (method of fulfilling nil righteousness. jjk The Heavenly acknowledgment

<vv. 10, 17),

As Jesus emerged from the waters the heavens were opened, the Holy Spirit descended, and a voice de-

„ , , „ , „ ... * blared. "This is my beloved Son, In Sunday a. m.. ' Holy Communion.’ j whom I am well pleased." Sunday p. m., “Why a Church?” II. The Apostolic Commission (Mntt.

You are invited to attend each of | 28:18-20),

S. E. Davies, pastor.

Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.

Kenneth Todd, Supt.

!)t both morning and evening services Bro. Antrobus, of Crawfordsville will continue his revival message. The meetings of this week have been largly attended, and hearts have stirrtd under the searching sermons. Services tonight and all next week. All are most cordially welcomed to shale with us the gospel feast. Some have already taken a .-land for Christ, and others are under deep conviction* Come and bring others with you. B. Y. 1’. U. at 0:30 I’. M., as usual. METHODIST KIMSroi’AL CHUIH II

these services.

EXPECT NEW TIME(ARD ON THE MONON ABOUT MARCH 31ST

< rwin and Gill-n, attorneys for a* lay morning under the title, State '• ' ' t:al Frust Company, filed a Ini iana versus the Farmers State

...it in the Putnam Cii.uit Court Sat- Hank of Bainbridge.

Tonight Meharry Hall, 8:00 P.M. ZIMMER HARP TRIO Assisted by Rinaldo Schenone, Tenor Admission $1.00

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itor in Greencastle, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Snider of Beech Grove are spending the week end with the formers parents, Mr. and Mr-. L. D. Snider and family. Mrs. Joe Crosby who has been visiting her parent- and other relatives in Florida for the past few weeks returned to her home here Friday. Mr-. Ora Todd is confined in an Indianapolis hospital for several days, for treatment for an operation which she underwent several months ago. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lisby of Fillmore are spending the week-end in j Indianapolis visiting Mr. and Mrs. I Lloyd Evans. They intend to take in the Thur-ton show during their visit. Roy Tobias, DePauw Senior from • Longden hall underwent an operation | at the County Hospital Saturday for relief from appendicitis. Dr. William Gabe of Indianapolis was assisted in 1 the operation by Dr. C. C. Tucker

• and Dr. W. R. Hutcheson.

Pearl Ward, Madison town-hip, was released from the hospital Saturday I where he ha- been following the amputation of his hand. Mr. Ward's i hand had to he amputated following an accident which he met with while | felling timber. He was removed to

'he home of Rex Hathaway.

I Notice has been given by Everett ! A. Davisson of Clinton, referee in bankruptcy for the Terre Haute district, that on Friday, March 8, 1929, Leona L. Coo|ier of this city was duly j adjudicates! a bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held in the Law Library of the court house on Thursday, March 21, and at that time a trustee will be named and j creditors will be given an opportunity of examing the bankrupt and transacting any other business that

j may come before the meeting.

The Banner is in receipt of a let-

A new timecard will likely go ir^ to effect on the .Monon the latter part of this month, according to a rumor going up and down the line. It is believed that train number 5, which is the Louisville express, and which passes through here at 3:05 p. m., will be changed back to the old time

of 2:27 p. m.

Train number fi, which now arrives at 1:11 p. m., may be changed to

12:28 a. m.

It is rumored that the change- will likely take place Sunday, March 31.

DR. MERLIN BUSY

We Are Offering Our Grocery Fixtures FOR SALE Including- electric coffee mill, computing scales, platform scales, show cases, oil tank, display counters, refrigerator counter, glass bowls, and other articles too numerous to mention. We will be in our present location until Wednesday, March 13.

COOPER & INMAN

* shall, III., in which he renewed his I subscription to the Daily Banner. Mr. Bruner states the Banner has been | read by his family since the first issue, as his grandfather, Samuel Bm- , ner was one of the first subscribers, | and at hi.- death, his son, B. F. Bruner continued the reading of the Banker, and at present Mr. Bruner states that his mother, wjjo has reached her , 83rd year, awaits the arrival of the t postman each morning for the Banj ner. The DePauw University Vesper j Services Sunday will give a program that will be somewhat of a variation I from the usual vesper programs. It | will be presented by Professor Orville J. Borchers, basso,, accompanied by | Professor Vernon Sheffield together with the University String Quartet. I It will begin promptly at 3:45 p. m. the usual broadcasting hour. This will be a public concert and those who I do not have radios or who prefer to hear this beautiful music where they can also see the musicians may hear it at Meharry hall.

A very interesting report relating to the work of Dr. L. H. Murlin, former DePauw president, now of the American Chureh in Berlin, has been

received here.

According to the report February completed six months of service by Dr. and Mrs. Murlin in the American Church, during which times the church property has been assembled, sorted, improved and invoiced; the congregations have slowly improve 1 in quality and size, and in their weekly support, except during the sea-on of the grippe epidemic; all expenses have been paid; a Fellowship Ban has been created a- a part of the cooperating membership; the Sunday School is doing well; the American Embassy and the American Consulate General are giving their hearty support. "The American School in Berlin, a much needed and successful enterprise, organized under the auspices of the American Chamber of Commerce has had every po-sible encouragement from the Church Committee which provides a home for the School at greatly reduced cost. They ate also cooperating in the development of n Troop of Boy Scouts, No. 1, in Berlin. Thus the Church, in a very vital way, j is becoming a seven .lay institutional entei prise,” says the Church Commottee in its bulletin. "Solid progress has

been made.”

The committee has granted Dr. and Mrs. Murlin a leave of absence for -ix or eight weeks for a trip to Greece, Egypt and I’alestine. Their itinerary is as follows: Athens. Greece, until March 9; Cairo, Egypt, until March 23; Jerusalem until April 8; Constant! nople until April 18. They will return to Berlin the last of April. During

1. The authority of Jesus (v. 18). * God gave Him all authority in heaven and on earth. 2. The Commission of the Apostles (vv. 10, 20). (1) It was to teach (make disciples of) all the nations (v. 19). (2) Baptize believers (v. 19). This baptism, the divinely appointed way of making public confession is to be In the name of the Father. .Son, and Holy Ghost, indicating that the believer has been brought Into definite relationship to each member of the Holy Trinity. (3) Tench obedience (v. 2(1). Profession Is not enough; it must Issue in obedience. 3. The nll-sutlicient promise (v. 20) The Lord told the disciples their difficulties would be great after He bad gone away, but promised them the presence and fellowship of the all powerful Savior and Lord. III. The Lord's Supper (1 Cor. 11 •

23-20).

1. Its Institution (v. 23). (1) Time. It was on the night of the betrayal of Jesus, just after the betrayer liad been announced. (2) Circumstances of. It was in eonnection with the eat Ing of the Passover (Matt. 20:20). (3) The elements used. Broad, donbtle#.- common bread of the Pass over feast. The cup, fruit of the vine. 2. The Significance of the Lord's Supper (vv. 24-26, cf. Matt. 26:26-28) Jesus took material things and made them to be symbols of Ilia own body and blood. (DA memorial of the Lord (Luke 22:19) to be observed in remembrance

of Him.

(2) To show the Lord's sacrificial

C. Howard Taylor, minister. 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. 10:40 A. M. Worship with sermon. Miss Mildren Foster, for several years connected fith our Crandon Institute in Rome, Italy, will be the

speaker.

6:30 P. M. Epworth League devotional meetings. 7:30 P. M.—Evening worship. Dr Taylor will review that recent remarkable book of Johan Bojer, “The New

Temple.”

The March meeting of the Brotherhood will -be held tomorrow evening at :30. I his pronii e to be another delightful occasion. Dr. L. M. Lonsbury, pastor of Methodist Temple, Terre Haute, will be the speaker. Other interesting features will lie introduced. the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Victor L. Raphael, minister. Sunday School 9:30. Prof. (J. p. Manhart, Supt. Morning Worship 10:35. Sermon theme "Unpossessed Areas.” Every Member Financial Canvass 1:30. Mem I vers are requested to remain at home to receive the Solicit-

ors.

luxis Christian Endeavor I leader, Mary Louise Kocher. Young people’ Christian Endeavor

6:30.

Evening Service 7:30. Reports of

Canvass* r-.

Woman’s Circle 2:30 Wednesday at

6:30.

"BIU \|(y Man,,,, A. Weddell only d-J Mar,on ‘ I waa born Nov. 20,1871 Jackson Co., Indiana. The fatht I b( g . J heavenly home, h* for hi- mothii t, g*ew up t was 1 1 of lus mother, wi . ... • lovingly did. Aft, ■ . J united in marria to M e.jJ I e Blue, A j Y. a,'- day of 1926, little MarioJ bourne came to bright, J this home. Th, from this fat j tie one chatti ] a sunbeam that bed- • ,,,, ^ Mowers, speaking ]nu,i,. r than u of the burning love for hi- ijgJ A great thought th( j sketch Wish, t :i tion is the cordial welcome ami pitality Be i J hold of his home. Mr. Wedd, | the State s. • :i -, j,. j er he sold real c.-tate. Since, to Grw 1 oust Street M. F. Chill Hark! I • . • we think not—and , alM him hil 1929. 1 Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may tht -J bar, When I put out to sea. But such a tide ii* -J asleep. Too full for sand anil foam, When that which diau m : boundless deep Turns again home. CARD OF IH Wh' We wish to tiiank eur :• mi-j neighbors', the mini-ter, -injrn!, i all others who extended their i pathy and k ndi rl illness and death of my hu-bani| — Mrs. M. A. Weddell nnd n*ii,

death (v. 26). He did not die ns a V"' h,,n ’'■.' Mrs - •>• Eitel, Melrose

s an example of unselfish but as a substitutionary

liero, or devotion, ransom.

(3) It Is a guarantee that our sins are forgiven (Bom. 4:25). (4) It symbolizes the believer’s re teptlon of Christ (I Cor. 10:16). (5) A forward look to a completed redemption (I Cor. 10:2Cj. 3. Qualifications for participation In the Lord's Supper (vv. 27-29). (1) A proper apprehension of Its meaning (v. 27). Eating nnd drink ing unworthily primarily refers not to Hie demerit of the communicant but his failure to grasp Us meaning and Importance. (2) Church membership (1 Cor 11 •

18-22).

The Lord's body Is the chutch which Is composed of regenerated men and women united to Jesus Christ as head and to each other as members of that body by the Ihdv

Spirit

3. Orderly walk.

Conduct which disqualifies for par tlcipntlon In the Lord's supper: (a) Immoral Conduct (l Cor. P:l 13). It Is most perilous for one who Is guilty of immorality to approach

Avc., a--isted by Mis. John Eitel. Junior ( hristian Endeavor 4:00

Thui - ay afternoon. Prayer meeting 7:30

evening.

Thursday

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

School

IN THE LEGISLATUU INDIA N APOI | Efforts to push the c,*r|iorat( tax bill to passag, H •-'I to win approval i 1 th, Senate Ml ", bain I it," -'l failed of a maj"rit\ Finlay, wenl big features of t 1 '1

endar.

I ! • y M'! ! *'-1 final in p,- *.•' >'• > nuc- by f 1,000,000 00 “•< nually to avoid 10 ‘’’I crease necessitated by buia’d I priations. Rewritten by the House WJ*! means committee, the bill to tax of one twentieth of "n*the value of capital stock of ( rations ,0 ing bu was in line for suspen-!<*n > | which would pave the wtj toj mediate passage or defeat

House.

Proponents of the si I measure were skeptical of it* ^ in the Senate. With *'•'•’ noes in Friday - i"ll ' 1 1 ,‘d three more affirmative passage and were t- wake aw

them today.

these two months mail should be ad- - * ll ' 1 ori ‘ s ,a, '| c " ' or. 11:30). Sick

dressed in care American Express and

forwarded from Berlin.

ATTENDANCE DRIVE

The First Christian Church is in the midst of an attendance campaign. During the month of March a check is being made of the members who attend the services. Last Sunday a little more than twenty-two percent of the membership of the Church was present for one or more of the services. The aim is to have every member present for some service during the month, and to bring the average attendance up to a higher level. The results of a recent survey of church attendance in America reveals the fact that only a little more than twenty four percent of the enrolled membership of the Church is attending serv-

ices.

At 10:40 A. M. Sunday, Mr. Bruner will discus* th* inauguration of

ness and death are often visited up

on such.

(b) Heresy (Titus 3:10; I John 4-

2. 3).

Clean Hands and Pure Heart Who shall ascend into Hie hill ot the Lord, or who shall stand In His holy place? He that bath clean hands and a pure heart. He shall receive the blessing from the LonL—Psalms

B. H. Bruner, minister. Mrs. E. It. Bartley Bible

Supt.

Bible School at 9:30 A. M.

Morning Worship, Lord’s Supper, and Sermon by Mr. Biuner at 10Ad

A. M.

Subject: “Some Unseen Guests At j The Inauguration of President Hoov-

er.”

Miss Mao Mullins will give a violin ! m| ' ^ *

solo at this service.

High School Christian Endeavor at 6:30 P. M. Subject: “Getting Acquainted with , lU r Neighbors In China and Tibet.” Pictures will be shown as a part of the program. , ?•_ Young People’s Christian Endeavor : 511 F. M. Subject: “My Religion”. I hi- will be a discussion meeting with Miss Agnes Roberts as leader. Evening service at 7:30 P. M. Sermon by Mr. Bruner on the subject

“The Failure of Jesus.”

Kills Slayer of N

PRESBYTERIAN FINANCIAL CANY AS TO BE HEM) SUNDAY

I he Annual Every member Financ-

,al Canvass of the Presbyterian church will be conducted Sunday afternoon commencing at 1:30. Twenty men will call upon the members in

the ten geographical areas

Church’s Parish.

"n this same day nearly 10 000 Presbyterian Churches in the United

0^1

of the

This Is not Imprnetlenble.—Dr. Wa,

land Hoyt

The Smitten Cheek

That command about the smlm-n Stal. «in ‘j 1 ""'teil cheek Is a command, condensed into „ti„n f,„» thp c,™ a sl '? 1,lar , j h ^r l . [ E rrhu“h''

Based on the giving in previous years it is estimated that $50,000,000 will Is. Pledged for Congregational purposes •*n< $12,000,000. for Demoninational

ttitr' , '' r >•"”

The reports „f the Canvassers will

be given at the evening service.

President Hoover under the follow-' ing subject: “Some Unseen Guests at the Inauguration of President (Hoov-

er.”

When a demented *' : ' n J shot his pal, O unty P° |,, ' ,n pd L. Hughes of Fulton ■; J Kia, on a dark road ^* a jl ( f fireil at th** flashing 1 j his buddy’s slayer. _ .