The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 May 1930 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREEMCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY ,MA\ 19,1^)30.
Society Show«-r In Honor (if Miss Boat right t ^ $ Mrs. Walter L. Kvans and daughter Miss Floi .'inc entertained last Saturday evenin'.' with a kitchen showpr in honor of Mrs. JohivC. Sears will take place in the early summer. About twenty guests were jieseri. Mrs. Ben T. Riley sang two solos, Miss KKI van- gave a reading and a Mock Wedding ceremony, was prefer-
fonned.
Ref re hment of sandwiches, cake, punch, and mints were served. •!• + •!• * * Bible ( luh To Have Dinner The Woman’s Bible flub of the Methodist Church will have a dinner Tuesda> evening at '• o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. H. Jennings, south Locust St. Me.inhers bting a dish of food, sandwiches, and table,
service. v •!* *h
Woman's < luh Held
Annual I’.calc Meeting
Mrs. Henr> Ostrom, 7IS <tast .Seminary street, was hostess to the Woman’s cluh Saturday afternoon. Mrs. J. C. Hearst gave the program, her
subject being "A 1’oet of Today.” The | harry hall. President Oxnam will
address the graduating class, which will appear for the first time in
caps and gowns.
Recognition day will be observed Wednesday. Duiing the chapel period the A. W. S. scholarship, the Theta Sigma Phi looting cup, and other
awards will he made.
Kappa Tau Kappa, Blue Key, and other honoraries will announce new
members on Thuisday.
Mock chapel, an annual custom of DePauw senior classes, will be held on Friday. Seniors have been cho -on by the committee to imitate members of tlie faculty. The regular chapel
program will he followed.
Angus Cameron, (lass president,
The Penelope flub Meets Tuesday The Penelope club will meet with Mi . Katie Bastin at Fillmore Tueslay afternoon. Mrs. Chester Jonca will have charge of the program. Those going on the interurban must take the 1:20 car. •I* -l- •5* *h Miss Alspaugh Hostess To I). A. B. Tuesday Washburn Chapter I). A. R. will meet with Miss l.enora Alspaugh cm Tuesday evening. May 20, at 7:30. Members please note change of meet-
ing place.
Mrs. H. C. Lewis. Beta house mother, may he confined to her room for several w> • ks following a fall .Saturday motnin ■ in tin* fraternity house. This is llic second time that ■mch a mishap lias been suffered by Mrs l.ewis. It is not known defin Itoly how long it will be necessary for her to keep off of her feet.
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Senior Chapel Week Will Begin Tuesday \. W. S. Scholarship \ml Theta Sigma Phi Cup Will Be Awarded
On Wednesday
The first chapel of senior week will lie held Tin day, May 20, in Me-
ii-gular meeting was followed by a bountiful picnic supper. In spite of the bad weather, there was a good
attendance.
+ * The Domestic Science Club Meets On Tuesday The Domestic Science club will meet with Mrs. Charles Rector, 403 east Washington -tieet,Toi day afternoon
at 2:30.
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Keystone Bible < lass Meets On Tuesday
The Key: tone Bible class will meet with Mrs. Avis Peterson, 507 Central Avenue Tuesday evening at 7:3(1 o'clock. Devotion wfill he led by Mrs. Karl Arnold. Study topic will
he “John Calvin”, hj Mrs. Ben Riley. 1 Fred Robbins, and Margaret Fraziei Assistant hoste.- -es are Mrs. Je- e comp e the committee in charge of MeAnally, and Mrs. Jessie Young. ninr chapels.
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A late wide advisory board, conv po ed of representative leadeis in the variou religious gioups working in Indiana has been announced here, in connection with the publication of “The I lousier Preacher.” an inter-de-nominatio al magazine, which will make its first appearance in June. The magazine is to tie edited by the Rev. Karl Daniels, pastor of the Salem Christian Church. The members of the advisory board include: Rev. A. A. Cohn, President of the Indiana Baptist Convention and pastor of the Baptist Church, Seymour, Ind.; ;B. H. Bruner, President of the Indiana Christian Ministers Association, noted author and pastor of the First Christian Church, (Jreencastle, Indiana; Rev. H. W. Baldridge. Secretary of the Indiana Conference of the M. K. Church and pastor of the Corydon M. K. Church; Albert C. Copeland, Presiding Clerk of the Western Yearly Meetings of th Friends Church and minister of the
voted primarily to the advancement ( THE DAILY 1 A. I EH of the Indiana pulpit. Kach issue will Entered in the Post Office #t Greencontain several sermons by Indiana castle, Indiana, as second class mad ministers in addition M other featur j matter. Under the act «.f March 3.
es of interest not only to ministers 1879.
but tc. the public. The ■ liter, Mr. Dan-j Subscription price, 10 tents per
iels, is a graduate of Butler l niver-^ week.
sity and Yale University, and lias, .— ■ j. ~
throughout his college work and his minis try been identified with news-
paper and magazine work. i PARENTS ARE TO HI OIF.
SAYS THIS CH1I-D EXPERT CH ICAGO, May 19 (l I'l —Mothers
who allow their babies the luxuries of periodic tantrums are more to blame
than the bad-tempered infants, Ksth .... Fishcer, dietician, said 1 '^proving afte. a severe
Personal And Local News
Harry Allan and family of Northwood visited relatives at Farmersburg
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Miller, south Main street,
y
er Ackerson
in au address before a welfare con-
ference today.
“Whether the youngster is an embryonic grouch or in even-dirposi-tioned individual depends largely upon the parents' id on training,” Mrs. Fischer declared. “If a baby scream , yells and kicks he is usually doing >o liecauee of effect he hopes to produ. •• on his parents. When he finds tl J mother payno attention, he will top. A baby never makes a scene for his own amu ement. lie does it to . iin desired ends. “The infant’- disp -ition generally reflects hi- general health. A thriving, properly fed young ter, who.-e care is under the joint simmusion of his mother and the fa ily doctor, is in practically every i a sunny-dis-positioned baby. “The mental habit a baby is permitted to form duiin hi- first year or a will last «t lit to a big oxtent, th ■ parents an influence the young ter’.- attituih toward the exper e aces ho encnun ers. A baby ImuIiI in trained t be a good sport v. I ■ it cnmi .-. to I. .nips. Ovei-solici-tude produce, cn iabi's and molly-
Friends Church at Paoli, Iind.; Fred- WI||<J1, • The baby mu t learn to take
of Butler ''arn "f himself. |! . ie he can know
how to avoid needh
erick I>. Kershner, Dean
School of Religion; Ernest N. Kvans (Reformed) Executive Secretary oi the Church Federation of Indiana-
polis.
As the work progresses, it is expected that representatives of other denoininationH will he added to the
list.
“Tic lloosier Preacher” will be de-
pain and trouble
he ma t have sonc !.nuw! dge of the things which rau.-e it. “A baby who j continually fretful, e: i|\ d turlK-d and how marked behavior di fieiem n -hould have the -In nil attention of a competent phyiviaii. Only liy th m alls will hifiitiin well-being he a- urred.”
illness.
The Greencastle Band will practice tonight at 7:30 o’clock. All members he present. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stokes and daughter, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Robt. Shuck. Fannie Shuck and family of Fill more have moved to Greencastle. They are at 59 Martinsville street. The Memorial Day committee will meet at O. F. Lukin’s this evening al 7:30 o’clock to get organized for Memorial Day observance. The condition of Mrs. Laura Chapman, who has been ill at her home on east Washington street road the past three weeks, is reported in a serious condition. A number of relatives and friends of Mr. and Mr.-. Harry T. Starnes and family on west Beveridge street, spent Sunday with them. Cafeteria-style dinner was served. Mrs. Dora McCullough, wife of Prof. Willis McCullough of near Center Point, died Friday afternoon of heart disease. She has a daughter, Mrs. Emanuel Nolt of Putnam Coun-
ty-
Putnam Lodge No. 45 I. O. 0. F. will meet tomorrow night at 8 o’clock to confer tlie 1st degree upon a da (- All inembei - of the degree staff are urged to be present. Visiting brothers are alwaj welcome. A petition for a change of venue from Putnam county has been filed
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Suit
A comfortable, pra undergarment dea* ty present day dressy II gives needed while retaining the nit
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THE QUALITY SIKH
J. H. Pitch ford
said county, to convene in special session at Ten O’clock, A. M. on
Saturday, May 31st, 19.Ao.
You and each of you, are there- ; fore hereby given further notice, as ir.f'tubers o| r^id Putnam County Council to attend said meeting on said day and at the hour above named herein to consider and pass upon matters of appropriations as set forth in a budget prepared and filed in the county auditor’s office, anil as stated in a notice to the taxpayers of Putnam County. Sajd appropriations to be made from the general county fund In the county treasury, all said moneys to be used for the purposes named in said budget and in said notice to the taxpayers and which said no-
Gwinn sale.
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brought by the Aetna Insurance Company, which has been pending in the lot al ( iieuit court. Hinote alleges he • an not secure a fair and impartial
I rial in this county.
Janie, Hughes, son of Judge and Mi l. J. P. Hughes, who is confined to a Terre Haute hospital suffering of injuries sustained in an auto accident two weeks ago, was reported iniich improved Monday. Hughes is aid to have had an excellent day Sunday and wa able to converse, with
relative - and friends.
NOTH I. IO MEMBERS OF THE Pin N AM COUNTY < OUNCIL. State of Indiana, County of Putnam,
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To John Sinclair,
Win. B. Bridge-, II
C. Foster, Roy Walker, member
the Putnam Count nam County, India
You and each
notified that a pe« ial meeting of the Putnam County Council, of Putnam County, Indiana, has been called by the under-igned, county auditor of •aid Putnam County, as repaired by law, and upon the request of the Board of County Commissioners of
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B. Brookshire, Morrison, H. and George
and constituting < ouncil of Put-
you are hereby
you G R-A D UA T E . r \ A SOLID FOUNDATION,
on the same days as this notice appears, and a ropy thereof being attached hereto for your use and con-
sideration.
WILLIS E. GILL, Auditor of Pul | nam County, Indiana. 19-2ts POPPY SAFE PUBLICITY Saturday, May 24, will he “Poppy Day ' in Greencastle this year. Arlangements for the annual sale of 1 memorial poppies to be worn in honoi of the World War dead are pro pressing rapidly under the sponsor hip of tin* local unit of the American ^ Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. J,. W. ('rump, Unit President, annoimced today. May > 24, the Saturday before Memorial Day, will ce the little red flower. ; of remembrance go on sale throughout the city. “1 he Saturday before Memorial ’ Day Inn lieen adopted almost everywhere in the United States ns the ! day for paying tribute to the men ! who lost their lives in the World War by wearing the poppy,” Mrs. Crump explained. The Greencastle Unit of the Auxiliuiy is preparing to give every man, woman and child in the city an opportunity to wear the (loppy this year. We will have our poppy workers in all parts of the city thruout the day and hope by the end of the day to have placed a poppy on
every coat.
“I'he wearing of the poppy has a double ignifieance,” Mrs. Crump con tinned. “The wearer not only honors the wai (lead but ill buying the poppy contributes to tin* welfare of the disabled and the families of the dead and disabled. Every jienny which>the Auxiliary receives from the sale goes directly to the relief of disabled veteran and the families left dependent dependent because of the war. The poppie. are made by disabled men and all work of the sale is done by volunteeis from the Auxiliary and other co-operating organizations. ' I he burden of re'ief work which the Ia*gion and Auxiliary are called on to carry is becoming heavier each year as more and more veterans are taken from the ranks of wage earners by the disabilities of war. At this late date it is exceedingly difficult to win government aid for the men who break down from results of their war service and the res|K>nxilj|lity lor their care calls increasingly on the service organizations. . I he citizens of Greencastle have always made a generous response to Legion and Auxiliary poppy eale, I i b'»|>e that the response ran Ik* even 1 more generous this year for the need is greater than ever. A poppy on the 1 'pel May 24 will mean honor to the 'lead and service to the living.” Mrs.
A selection of all sedans, coaches, coupes, ruadsters, and trucks, which have been reconditioned and ready for resales.
Brices BanffsFni $7.) To s||,i
Low down pao iik nt and monikI) payments It meet your j|. fume.
HI (Jinnh Sillos flic, 115 N. Jackson St
Senonta Thrill* Rosita Moreno, Spwuah ^ 2EEJ5VSTmalrpSrTofZMl.nlh'thcpjta Imparted to her skin l y thil PjjJ] 1 '
health.
«W Hose j Made b* James i>. kirk 4
Sam Hanna’s Book Store Successor To Southard’s Book Store.
Made b» James S- Kirk Oi t(i" v ’ Jap Rom Soup!'
At
THE OWL DRUG > T0 * And FLKKNOB’S l)Hl'G* sT0
Horace Link & Company
the store of furniture
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