The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1929 — Page 2
THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 4.1929.
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1 B. & P. W. Elect Officers
Alpha Chi Province
Convention Here ! Wednesday Evening
The Central Province Convention The Business ami Professional Woof Alpha Chi Omega will be held in men’s Cluh met Wednesday evening
Or C Howard Taylor was in Log-t Greencastle at the chapter house on at the home of Miss Amelia Pearl O-’ Dr. C. Howard Taylor wa. Log r ^ ^ Frida y and S at- Hair, East Seminary St., for the pur-
j unlay. The active chapter and pose of electing officers. The decis- | Greencastle alumnae members are sions were made, naming two members expecting to entertain over 100 wo- who were absent and who may not men this week-end. | serve, making another election neces-
Chapters which will be represented sary.
are: Active chapter: Alpha at Green- Miss Margaret Maloney, who wacastle; Gamma at Northwestern Uni-1 elected to head the orginazation, anversity at Evanston, III.; Iota at the nounced that she could not serve. Miss
ansport today.
Mrs. W. L. Hughes and baby left
the hospital Thursday.
Milt Brown is in Chicago on busi-
ness for several days.
Donovan Moffett has gone to Chi-
cago on a business trip.
Miss Wanda Shoultz of Anderson
is visiting with her sister, Miss Carol! University of Illinois in Urbana, 111.; | Eva Milburn, Supt., of the County Shoultz. | Kappa at the University of Wiscon-1 Hospital, will act as Vice-President; Mrs Albert Dobbs was able to re-! sin in Madison, Wise.; Upsilon at 1 Miss Mona McAllister, Court stenoturn to her home Thursday from the I James Millikin University in Deeatur, • xrupher, is corresponding secretary; county hospital | U!.; Alpha Beta at’Purdue Univer-| Miss Lydia Cravens, -ales-woman at i Amos Wendling, of Roachdale, was, sity, Lafayette; Alpha Mu at the | Prevo’s will act as treasurer; and Miss i business visitor in Greencastle University of Indiana, Bloomington; I Marfgaret Nelson, book-keeper at the ! Thursday morning. ^ Alpha Chi at Hutler University, | telephone office, was ^chosen to act
Indianapolis. | recording secretary, but she was not
Alumnae chapters— Alpha Alpha J present,
at Chicago, HI.; Beta Beta at India- i The above officers will appoint the
Mr."'and"Mrs Lester McCrockiln of napolis; Eta Eta at Madison, Wise.; | various committees and chairmen of
Bowling Green were in Greencastle, I and Tau Tau at Champaign and Ur- Hie same.
P. C. Hoopengarner, of Brazil, was a visitor in Greencastle Thursday
morning on business.
New Voile
Undergarments Teddies, Step-ins, Brieft
Dance Sets.
These garments are of e v cellent quality voile- nil' tailored or fancy styles. ^ Solid colors trimmed in m ka dot ruffles, also p 2 dots trimmed in plain col
ors.
The Quality Shop J. H. Pitchford
Wednesday visiting with friends. The Greencastle Band will practice this evening at 7:30 o’clock. All members lequested to be present on time. Fay Hamilton was a business vis- | itor in Indianapolis Wednesday and J spent Thursday afternoon in Martins-
! ville.
bana, III. Alumnae clubs from Decatur, II!., Evansville, Greensburg, I^ifayette, Milwaukee, Wis., and Springfield, 111., will also he present. Chapters from the three states, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin will be
represented.
The convention will open on Fri-
Miss Dorthea Walls has returned to, day morning at O o’clock with a bus-
iness session, and again in the afternoon at 2 o’clock. Friday evening a card party and supper will be enjoyed at the chapter house, and Sat-
het work here after spending her i spring vacation in Rushville with rel-
j atives.
I Miss Mary Houck, and Miss Virginj ia Stoner, South Indiana street, are
! spending Thursday evening in Ind- will he staged . | ianapolis. ' Church.
! Miss Wilma Hunt has returned to j + + + + + + | her home here after spending hei Local Couple Married
The Greencastle Chapter, along with all other business women’s organizations over the state will observe Arbor Day. The local chapter will plant a tree on the lawn at the
Putnam County Hospital.
W. F. M. S. Enjoys Interesting Program
An interesting program was given by the Mary Slessor group of which Mrs. R. A. Ogg is leader at the W. F. M. S. Wednesday afternoon at the
ur.lay evening the closing banquet, Methodist church. The devotion were
Methodist
I spring vacation with Miss Marion i Bought of Whiting. | The Officers and Teachers of the Methodist Sunday school will meet | Friday evening at 6:16 in the social looms of the Church. Rev. and Mrs. Hansel Tower have ] returned to their home after a four day’s trip in the southern part of the state ami in Kentucky. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam spoke Wednesday and Thursday in Logansport at the Northwest Indiana Conference which is being held there. Fred V. Thomas, Lloyd and John Thomas, were in Lndianapolis Thursday afternoon visiting Cleve Thomas who is critically ill in a hospital there. Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brown'and Mr. ami Mrs. Jacob Keifer attended a Tiistrict meeting of Rebekah lodges held Wednesday evening at Carbon. Alliert “Shorty” Vaughn was removed to the County Hospital Thursday morning. Mr. Vaughn, who is an operator for the Pennsylvania, is suffering of Renal Cholic. Jesse Btymer reports catching a 1 3-4 pound bass in Big Walnut cieek «n Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Beemer caught the bass while fi.-hing for suckers, using worms as bait. Lawrence Crump was off duty at the post office Thursday as result of being painfully bitten by a dog Wednesday afternoon. The bit although not serious required medical attention. Mrs. Curtis 'Hughes left Thursday morning for Cincinnati where she will represent the Putnam County Red Cross at a Red Cross Chapter Worker's Conference to begin in that city today and last until April 10th. The Presbyterian mid-week prayer service will be held in the church parlor tor ight at 7:15 o’clock. Please note change of time. This change has been made to accommodate those who desire to attend Dr. Jastrow’s lecture tonight. The .3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Pingleton of Dayton, Ohio is reported critically ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Pingleton, North of the city on state road 43. The family have been here vi.-it-ing for the past week. The child is suffering of pernicious anemia. T. Allen O’Dell, executor of the estate of George W. O’Dell, filed a petition in the Putnam Circuit court Wednesday afternoon to be allowed to build a house on a farm in Vincennes, owned by the estate. The hou-e is to Ire constructed at a cost of not more than $1200. Miss Florence Helen McGaughey, teacher of English in the Plymouth, Ind., high school, is s|rending the spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGaughey, east Anderson street. Miss McGaughey has as her guest while here, Miss Dema Kennedy, also from the Plymouth high school. Mrs. Louie Wagner and son Richard, who have been visiting with the formers sisters,’ Mrs. Kenneth Todd and Miss Lois Vail, have returned to Graysville where they will vi.-it with Mrs. Wagneis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vail. After a short visit there they will join Mr. Wagner in Winona, Minn., where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner (formerly lived in Greencastle and will ‘be remembered here by many.
conducted by Miss Dora Jones. Her subject, “The Feel of Eternal Life’ was sugested to her on her visit to Berea College, Kentucky, during the Easter vacation. She gave us also :i most interesting account of the college. The lesson, chap. VI of “Friends of Africa” was reviewed by Mr-. Fred O'Hair. Three negro spirituals were sung by Mrs. Waldo F. Mitchell ac companied on the piano by Mrs. A. G. Brown, “Deep River,” “Were You There” and “Swing Low Sweet Char iot.” A pleasant social hour followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rush, Northwood, are spending Thursday evening
in Indianapolis.
George Fox, of Reelsville, was in Greencastle Thursday visiting his daughter, Mrs. Essie Benefiel of So.
There will be a business meeting of mm of the Methodist Church of Green castle in the Social rooms of the church next Monday evening at 7:30
o’clock.
Lorna Constance Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas,
STOMAC H MISERY ENDED FOREVER
NO MORE INDIGESTION WHEN YOU PUT YOUR FAITH IN DARK’S MENTHA PEPSIN
Wednesday In Lafayette Miss Emma Christine Hoste of this city, i aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charle L. Hoste of Attica, became the bride of Cecil Justus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Justus, 703 South Indiana St., Wednesday at 12 o’clock at St. Ann's Kectiry in Lafayette. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. A.
McCarthy.
The bride wore a coral shade georgette dress with hat and accessoiies to correspond. After the ceremony the couple left on u wedding trip through the eastern part of the state, and will be at home after April 1< th at 1 Hanna Heights, in this city. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox, Miss Jane Justus and Mrs. Sam Henry, all of
Greencastle.
Mrs. Justus has been employed for some time as an operator at the Greencastle Telephone Exchange, and Mr. Justu- is a mechanical draftsman at the Lone Star Cement Plant.
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“Intimate Influences” Subject At P. T. A.
The Martha Ridpath Parent Teach- | was 0 P pro * , ‘ , l °n at the County er’s Association held the annual j Hospital the past week, left the hosFatherjs n^ght tweeting Wednesday ] today and will be with her aunt evening at the building at 7:30 o’clock. I Oscar Thomas on South Indiana
Devotions were given by Mrs. George —
Taylor. During the bu-iness hour, several reports were given, including a j report of the recent paper sale put on by the organization whimh made them
$30.38.
Election of new officers was held in order that they might have an opportunity to attend the District P. T. A. meeting which is to be held in Greencastle April 9th at the Methodist Church. Mrs. H. E. H. Greenleaf was chosen as president; Mrs. Herman Beck, vice-president; Mrs. Lawrence Crump, secretary and Mrs. Carl Fulkerson, treasurer. Rev. Henry McLean was the speaker for the evening and his subject, “Intimate 'Influences” was very interesting an i very helpful. A solo was given by Prof. Umfleet and a duet by Mrs. L. E. Mitchell and Mrs. Hen Riley, accompanied by Mrs. W. W. Carson were most entertaining. Mrs. Haughman’s room won the banner for having the best attendance at the meeting. The members adjourned, after a -ocial hour, during which delicious refreshments were nerved. Tri Psi Meet Friday Afternoon Tri P i sorority will meet with Mrs. Chailes Broadatreet at her home on East Seminary street Friday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock. This meeting is a regular meeting and there will be initiation. ^ + + + + + + - • Della Theta Tau Mill Meet Tonight Delta Theta Tau will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Miss Winifred Murnane, 709 south !,ocust street. Eastern Star Holda Regular Meeting Greencastle Chapter Order Eastern Star met in regular session Wednesday evening. There was the regular business session and an enjoyable social hour, during which Misa Mary O’Rear rendered a delightful reading. Refreshment* were served.
Spring Time Is Jewelry Time
Glorious spring days are ahead! Give Her some article of jewelry to further enhance that beautiful new frock. A woman appreciates jewelry at any time of the year, but never more than when the spring’ season begins. See us for the very latest and most complete assortment in the city.
F. C. Schoenmaa The Jeweler
street for a short time before returning to her home.
- RK4 B*»TH>N TONIGHT The annual Junior-Senior reception of the Reelsville high school will be held at The Hut here this evening. After the banquet and talk-fest, the pupils will enjoy a theatre party. ALL OVER INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS,— Prizes totalling $23,688, the largest amount ever offered, were arranged for the National Swine show to be held in connection with the Indiana State Fair, it was announced recently. WISCONSIN IS WET MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 4 (UP) — Wiscon in’s plea for re|)eal of the state prohibition enforcement act and 2.75 per cent Is-er, rested on the door step of the legislature today awaiting action. « » # $ Wets, after piling up a majority of more than 100,(.00 votes as a protest against the eighteenth amendment
Don’t worry any longer about distress after eating, heaviness, gas or sour stomach for just one tablespoonful of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin, a delightful elixir, will stop the distress and make your stomach feel fine and
fit.
Thousands will vouch for the truth of this statement and thousand^ more will tell you that the most stubborn and chronic cases of indigestion and gastritis rapidly yield to this wonderful medicine and that stomachs habitually weak and upset are made strong, healthy and vigorous. Try one bottle. If it doesn’t help you R. P. Mullins or any druggist will gladly return the purchase price.
and volstead and Jones act-, tic for the legislators to heed rtf’ Tuesday’s referendum and »ir Severson act off the statute 1 erase penalties for making produc t for which this city tu famous. Latest figures from 2,109 pt out of the -tale's 2,771 shonii 307 votes favoring the reptai 152,30.3 against. Results in tv precincts for beer legialiiatu* J 261,821 for and 135,480 agiilil
INDIANAPOLIS LIVEMC INDIANAPOLIS, April 4,1 Hog prices were 25 to 40 cut. 1 mostly 30 cents off at tbt Stock Yards here today. Tk price of $11.50 to $11.6.' w- - 16(1-300 poun-iers. Receipts ** mated at 5,000. In the cattle and calves slaughter class, s were steady ers higher, Steers brought 11 $13.75, vealers sold for calves were quoted at ii.Mt 1 The* sheep inaiket wa-
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