The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 February 1930 — Page 2

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A son Wayne Eugene, wa.* born to Mr. ,iml M Frank Moore of Madison t-jwnshin . -t' lday afternoon. Kiina Rdi , daughter of Mr. and ,M . Kim ' L .il' 1, < oinmoreial Place, win I.as bdni seriously ill, is much i mm m nil.

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(mi.1,. At* nt Floyd Miller was in Terri- ILiutn Friday to attend a di--tri.-t' meet in•• of county agents to dir.'Us ! H lub work plans for the

coining year.

Mi . Clarence Dunn, Mar- ., are the parents of a linn to them Wednesday

about mu.11. They have named tin

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J. J. I.auhle went to Evansville Fniiav turn “Rob” Wright from tli.- K\ 11 ■ lie Su.te hospital from which I) 1 ■ ' non discharged. Wright lives in \Luli on township. Countv u- essor Charles Marshall lias (ailed meeting of the township ,1 , -0, 1 ‘ Putnam county together with their a.-si-tants to lie held in hi offici Saturday to receive supplie and instructions for making the ining a -si sments and to formulate a iiedule f a e-sments. The making of tin schedule is regarded as very important as the same chart will he u ed throughout the county

to insure uniformity.

Chester Talbott, of laing View Washin. inn, i- visiting ids parents, Mr. ami Mi . Frank Talbott and si--t u .Vi.ny i-ouise, on west Walnut -Uoet. Mr. Talbott is a DePauw uraduat- >.id has heei. • mployed hy a himb 1 roncern in Long View for vv hi eh linn j.s on a husi;,ers trip to

the east.

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I Golden Wedding of Mr. 1 And Mrs. W. ,H. Long On Sunday, Feb. 23, Mr. and Mrs. i W. H. I-ong celebrated their fiftietli | wedding anniversary at their home in i Ladoga on cast Taylor street. I Roth weer born near Russellville, ami have resided at Ladoga for the past 38 years. Mr. Long i- 71 years of age and Mrs. Long is 08, and both enjoy good

health.

Mr. Long has sqtved as justice of the peace of Clark township for tin*

Dr. and Mrs. Earing plan to leave Greeneastle for Florida Monday. Guernsey Van Ripe j and Dick Shir-,

ley, both Uf Indianapolis, are in l*>t th.rty-s,x years.

Greencastle today.

Frank Masten wa- in Indianapob Friday attending u meeting of Old Trails Insurance agents. »

George Pi-vson, vice-president the Lone Star Cement company, was

here on business today.

Mis. Carl Martini of CoaUsville, wa in Greencastle today. Mrs. Martini wa a student in DePauw be-

fore her marriage*

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Cartwright and family of Muncc were here today for the burial of Mrs. Jesse Well-,

in Fore t llil cemtery.

H. W. Mounts of (i iirett, and Charlie Neff of Anderson were guests at the Phi Psi house. Roth men are well known in Greencastle. Mrs. Robert McMahan from Rochester, is vi iting at the Theta house over the week-end. Mrs. McMahan hits a son and a daughter in the Uni-

versity.

Mrs. Rodehcaver, chaperone at the Alpha Chi house, entertained today at a nine o’clock buckwheat breakfast.. Her guests were Ml-. W. W. Tucker, Mr Harry Smith, Mr-. S. C. Sayer.nnd Mrs. Andrew Durham. HAMRICK STATION CHURCH Services will bo held at this church Sunday evening at 7:30, conducted by the Re.. Mrs. Pollom of Manhattan. You are most heaitily invited to worship with u-.

Only two were present that attended the wedding fifty years ago, and are Mrs. Long’s two brothers,

Mint and Fred Shrader.

About fifty were present for the

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: In Tun-day Feb. 18th, the maviia", nl Ray W-’hyti', son of Mr, and .AU-. John W. Whyte <d' Danvilh’, and Mis- Jane Moxley wa- solnmniznd in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Only n few guests were present at the wedding. Among the guests was M;\ Whyte’s sister, Mrs. William 0. Mast-

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home in Northwimd. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Elder Jasper N. Dalby who is in the County Iff. pital, ■- reported hy his physician to tie improved. His condition was very erious, and the doctor is pleased to find the improvement. •I- v -I* *1* T *1* Cro-T'al-Ent ( luh Hears Interesting I’aper T he Cro-Tat-Em < Tub met yesterday with Mrs. Arthur White. Roll call was answered by reading from mariutge certificate Mrs. Robert Knight read a paper on “Ex-Presi-dents of the United States.” Refreshment- wen served try the 1 hostess. Fourteen members were present.

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•K + + + + + Miss Gilmore Will Hold ( enlnry (Tub Meeting The Century club will meet wi’h Miss Margaret Gilmore, 212 S. Vine St., Saturday afternoon at two-thir *y oY'ock. •!- -h -t* •! Mrs. Prevo Hostess To Twentieth eCntury (Tub Mrs. S. C. Prevo was the ho-tess to the members of the Twentieth Century club on Thursday afternoon at her home, 108 E. Poplar street. The paper for the afternoon wus given by Mrs. Theodore Crawley. Her I topic “Conflict of Color” was the second of the year’s program on “I iternational Relations.” The paper was pronounced by those present a -. one of the most thorough and instruc live ever presented to the club. Following the paper, Mrs. G. W. McH.-rffie ga<e an interesting talk about too ex-piesi.lt nts’ wives, who are living. During the social hour the hoste--served delicious refreshments. There was a large attendance. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. E. Courtney, in March. + + 4* "T Mrs. Conner Hostess On Eighty-eighth Birthday Mrs. Eliza Parker Conner, Hanna street, celebrated her eighty-eighth birthday, February 27, by inviting a few of her friends to dinner. Nine people were seated at tiie table. Sire -erved a beautiful chicken dinner. | Before the blessing was said, Mrs. Conner sang a verse of one of her favorite old hymns. Some of the dishes used were some she went to housekeeping with. Mrs. Conner poured water from a pitcher older than -ho is. She wore an apron seventy-five years old, sat in a chair that was given her by her brother whom she was two years old. The center-piece on the dinner table was a huge bunch of pink roses given her by a neighbor. Mrs. Conner received many pretty and useful presents, one from California, and one from Michigan. The afternoon wa spent in conversation and singing. ■!• + * + ■*•* Woman’s Circle Gives Martha Washington Party The Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian Church will entertain with a Martha WaLhington party at 7:30 o’clock this evening in the parlor of the church. There will be a surprise program during the evening. Mesdames I^ena McLean, Eva Stephenson, Conrad Gautier, Mayhuer Rubush and Iswis Dirks, will act as hostesses, Tri Kappa Plans Rummage Sale Mrs. S, R. Rariden entertained the members of Tri Kappa at her home on Taylor Place last evening. Dunng the business meeting the members deaided to have a rummage sale in the near future. The date will lie announced later. Refreshments were .-erved by Mrs. Rariden during the social hour. + •!• d* *f* + + Mrs. Broadstreet Entertains (Tub Mrs. A. W. Rroadstrcet entertained her bridge clt’h Thursday with a luncheon at the College Inn. In the afternoon the women enjoyed bridge at Mij. Bror.dstreet’s home on cast Franklin street. The prize for high ,-tore was received by Mrs. Thad

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