The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 May 1931 — Page 2
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((g) 1931 \\, tern .\**w»pap«r Union )
Miss Dorothy Walls ha- 'returnul home from Brookslon where sh" ! tauKht in the schools this winter.
The Greenoaatle Band will pnictie ' 1 Monday evening at 7: !l) o’clock. All members n're requested to be present. The King's Builders of the Christian church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock with .Vlis.~ Erdene j Cox. Roland Fifer announces that the | m isuoleum in Forrest Hill cemetery , will he open to the public on Sunday i afternoon from 2 until 4 p. m.
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' repre-ontatives of many natioal woine’s organizations such as the Y. VV. C. A., the W. T. U., the Federation of Women’s Clubs, the League of Women Voters, the A. A. U. W., and otheds. .\|es. Me.Vlullin and Miss Anna Hj stis reviewed the recent Spanish evolution and Mrs. Shafer summariz- , oil the recent history of Romania Mrs. Hugh Stevensou and Mrs. E. A. Brown received the recent Austro— i German tariff agreement and its in- | ternational significance. Mrs. Mixon
oclefv Supt. > ount tddressed
Third Ward Parent Teachers 'ITie Martha Kidpath P. T. A. met
Friday afternoon May 1st, in the school for the last meeting of the ,\ear, Mrs. Fred Cook had the devotions. The program consisted of a group of songs by Miss Ferguson’s room, a playleUe by Mrs. Baughman’s
room, elections In the second rythm | spoke interestingly on the growig band. The third and fourth grade play : hope for world peace; and Mrs. Wised upon water . hi - > The program wan.-er spoke on the significance of was much enjoyed. President Hoover’s visit to the Virgin Superintendent Warren J. Yount | Islands and our changing Latin Amerg ive " interesting report of the \. I lean Policy, Mrs. Wm. O’Brien disK. A. .eiition held in Detroit rcc-| ( U--nd the statue and possible failently. Nirs. BamlsT 'er announced the | nre of the Five Year Economic Plan bust meeting of the Child Study | "i Russia. Group which will b held on Friday '.’There was an informal discussion of May the nth at the chool building, he l!t32 World Disarmament ConferMiss Moor’s n. ■ r l ived the at- ence and suggestions for next year’s
tendance banrici
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Kappa Delta Sponsors Mill Meet Monday
The Kappa Delta Sponsors will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Charles Gardner, 101 -outh Locust
stieet.
I Mi a Wood, daughter of Mr. and I Mrs Charles Wood, of F’ox Ridge, re-i turned home from the Riley Hospital Saturday much improved following an '
operation.
Lesson for May 3 JESUS IN THE HOME OF
ZACCHAEUS
LESSON TEXT—Talk* 19 1-10. ttuLDEN TEXT—Kor the Son of Man is < cine to itek and to »ave that which Avaa lost. _ 1'EI.IAUY TOPIC—Jesus Makes a
iliiil At a n Viond.
jI NlnR j ul IC—Xesus Makes ?.ac-
chaeu* Want to Do It'tri'L „„
I NT'EttMEDIATkl AND SENIOR TO! -
rp Ut'fclnnlnwf a. New Ijife.
VoUNcI AND ADULT TOP-
liy—Itepentanc* and Restitution.
I. Jesus Passing Through Jericho ^ (v. i). ! Jericho Is noted as a stronghold of the Camianites which was miraculously delivered Into the hands of Israel in response lo their faith, Joshua t>, and also for the faith of Rehab which saved her from destruction with the iii\ Heh. (11:111). Two notorious ain ||HF.’ F'lUST CHRISTTAN
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Zacchaeus, were \
Robert Webster, who is employed hy F’.li Lilly Company, Indianapolis, L spending the week end with his par- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Web-tii,
south Indiana street.
There will be a meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce ami all committee chairman at
the
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son Township will meet with Roller. Johns at the home of Fred Johns west of town, Wednesday afternoon, May tith. Mrs. Charles Allen ami Mrs. Henry Marshall will have iharge of the program for the afternoon and will have for thei: subject ‘’Landsra|>e Gardening”. Mrs F red Johns will assist the hostess.
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Job Daughter's Held
ilanquef At Grant Hotel Tlic Job Daughter's of Terre Haute held (heir annual banquet Friday evening the Hotel Grant. Covers were
laid foi twenty-seven. 4- 4- 4- 4- 4* 4* f iStud Group Held Intelesting Meeting
The regular meeting of the International Relation- Study Group was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr . C. C. Heustis. A report of
the A. \. I W. convention at Frank- < r( . MC< . n , |{,.h„kah l "' a, "l “ r nioeiing of the Inter- |„ >|m ., '| hursday national Federation of University j Crescent Rebakah
Women was given by Mrs. F\ M. Vreelaml. The International Federa-1 lion including representatives of i twenty-three counti it met at Wellesley recently. In recognition of the | value ( ,f such gatherings in the promotion of interrmtional understanding, the Carnegie Foundation for Peace paid nil tho traveling expenses
of the foreign delegates.
Mrs Huestis summarized (bo findings of the Sixth Conference on the Cause and Cure of War, whieh met in Washington recently and included
ners, Kahnh and saved at Jericho.
II. Zacchaeus Seeking Jesus (vv. - 4).
I. Ills object (v. 3).
He sought to see who Jesus wns.
,, gg a ■ Bl — -w»jj He doubtless had beard of Jesus’ kind
u .a. .., ' 1 treatment of publican*, ao waa prompt-
ed to see what kind of a man he was.
J. His difficulties (vv. 2, 3).
(1) His Infamous business (v. 2). He was a tux collector of the Kouuitt I government. The very fact that a Jew held such an office under the hated Romans would make him extremely unpopular. Then, since he was rich, It was evident that be luitl
First National Bank Monday eve- | extortion In collecting taxes, ning at 7:30 o'clock. * ]>y virtue of his traitorous act tn ae-
, ceptiug such mi office from the Ito-
(la.ms of Thoma- J. Nixon !:n 'l I uians and Ids extortion In collecting
‘Minerva against the estate of Joanna ( llu ,. St |„. ostracized from soeieti. j.- | Truesdel, late Clovenlale woman, have ! \i anv nl (-n have a hard time In coinbeen dismissed in the Putnam circuit j ing to Christ because of their unpopu-
rourt at cost of the estate following j lur business relations,
settlement. I (2) His shortness of stature (v. 8).
I He was too small to crowd his way through to Jesus, and being bated b> the people, they had thrust him aside, no doubt, with taunts and jeers.
:t. His persistence (v. 4).
lie run before the multitude and climbed up into a tree. What he lucked in stature he was determined should he made up hy the height of the tree. Zacchaeus seems to have been of that temperament whieh knows no dele: i. The obstacles placed before him he brushed aside; those he could not brush aside be climbed over, hts
lieurt set upon the goal.
III. Jesus Finding Zacchaeus
(vv. C).
While Zacchaeus wns trying to see
An army plane, piloted by Lieut. Ji-ih, Jesus was looking for him. This Bob Hixson, stunted over Gcencastlo ! is always (lie case, when desire Is
the home of Mrs. Thomas, Blooming-1 Saturday morning. Lieut. Hixson,, stirred up In a heart to see Jesus, ton street, Thursday tnoming May 7 ( who is stationed at Selfridge F’ieM,! J |,s ' ls is seeking that one. When at 7:10 o’clock. ' j Mich., then went on to In lianapoli-' saw 1,lm 1 "‘ commanded him to
where he landed. He returned h- re | from llie lree and declare <>
i*Aii 4 . , , . iniention to go home with him.
later m the day to spend the weekend ( . ;illPll him hv liame . but m not
PLEAD NOT fit'll TY j «'ith hr- m ther, Mrs. F, W. Hix^m ., w „ ri , w |,leh would humiliate
, and brother in Northwnod. j Zacebaeus. Jesus knew bis heart's de-
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2, (UP)-A j A truck, belonging to the S. C V' v ,, " t l ,loa 1 lt wlth hl " 1 a «orrttngly. plea of not guilty was entered by U - ulL . r. ...... .' " 1,0 ei "'.ie»tly seek Jesus
Ulstern Star Will
Entertain Grand Matron
Greencastle Chapter, No. 255, O. S. will entertain Tuesday, May 5th. I afternoon and evening in honor of the; Grand Matron, Mrs. Daisy Crisp, of.
Crawfordsville, and Grand Patron,| Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. M. Nan and Truman G. Yuncker, of Greencastle. j daughter Doris Ann of Winamac and ! A lec-ption will he held at 5 o’clock .Mrs. O. H. McNury of Fillmore, atin the parlors of the Masonic Temple, j tended the wedding of Marion Me-1 At h,:;o p . ,,, a dinner will be served., \ :iry :in( | M iss Edna Johnston which 1 A called session of the chapter will bo J tdbk place at Centerville Saturday af-
held at S o’clock, when there will be initiation >f candklates and inspection by the Grand Matron. Many of the grand officers and other visitors from over the -tale will attend.
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study, after which meeting adjourned I
to meet again next fall. J To Entertain With
Bridge-Break fast
drs. R. Johns To Be Mrs. John Cook Jr., and Mrs. K. ■ Wednesd.n Cleve Thomas have i sued inviUttonn I he H-ime Fwonomics < lub of Mndi- for a briijge breakfast to li* 1 given at
Mrs. M is.
temoon.
Clifford G. Thomas has been named administrator of the estate of Jacob A. Thomas, in the Putnam circuit court. The de«i ased left an estate valued at $1,000 which will be divided among four heirs, : daughter and
three sens.
if MOTHER) had a flower for eeerij lovlnq \ sacrifice) ->K X<her arms couldn’t hold the houduet! Hut just a few fresh, fragraf t blooms on Mother's Day will tell ner the message she longs to hear •—that you haven’t forgotten! Say it with FLOWERS on ^Mother’s "Day MAY TENTH EITEL FLORAL CO. Phone 636
Lodge will not
meet Monday evening hut the next meeting w ill he Thursday ,May 7th
Plea sc note change of date.
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Fortnightly Club To Meet Monday
The Fortnightly Club will moo‘ Monday evening with Mrs. E. 11. Taylor. Mrs. Albert Daggy will lie assistant ho-tess. A review of the book '‘Groat Meadow,” by Roberts, will be
given h\ Mrs. (’„ C, Gillen.
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!•'acuity Woman's Club Will Hold Monthly Tea
The Faculty Woman',- Club will hoi I their monthly tea, Monday after noon from 3 to 5 o’eo'k in Flvans hall.
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(L Black Addressed First Ward Teachers I he Mary Emma Jones School Parent Teacher Association met Frilay evening at the -chool. The entertainment consisted of songs by the Mother’s Chorus, and the Rhythm band of the different grades, and a, piano solo by Jack Gillespie. In his talk on “Good Citizenship” at the meeting, G. FI. Black stressed local citizenship, past and present, rather than ,-tate and national. One unique and interesting feature of his talk was the giving of definitions of Go d Citizenship from local men in various lines of activity, and developing, from them, points of especial value. In his comment upon the necessity of the individual feeling it hi: duty ao assume all the responsibilities of citizenship, he quoted from Theodore Roosevelt tn the effect that the stream will not rise higher than its source—meaning the community can not become clean and progressive unless the individuals composing the community have those qualities. "Good Citizenship is practical matler, not one of theory only,” Mr. Black said, “and the citizen who demands his so-called ‘rights’, and fails to live up to the duties of citizenship —including honesty, thrift, cleanliness, and progressiveness —is seeking I to build U|sm a weak foundation and I will do his c immunity but little good, and should receive no public awards."
lame.- Cordell and Charles
vhon they were arraigned here today | down the
Prevo Company, when left parked on
Palme• j F’ox Ridge Friday, got loose and tan Ijup.ijy
>n charges of robbing the Oaklnndon State Bink I'rial was set for May ||.
road a short distance and
sluill be found of him. Zacchaeus
responded. He came down.
HORSKSHOER WORRIED D\ ER (H I LOOK OF IRADK
TORONTO, Out., May 2 (UP) — The que-tion of what will become of ‘hii horses when there is no one left to look after their feet, is bothering
Sam Hooper.
Sum, as you might guess, is—or rather was—a horseshoer. A few day ago, 50 years to the day when he first started to work as an apprentice horseshoer, he pounded in the last nail in the last shoe for the la>t horse he ever will fit with
new foot-gear.
“F'ifty years is long enough,” he remarked an be dropped his hammer. Now, having retired at 70, he complain to newspapermen, he’s a hit worried. Nnliody is learning the horse-
ami with Joy received .lesu*. He acted wisely in (hat he did not hesitate. A moment’s Indecision and waiting would have kept Zacchaeus from Jesus — from Jesus and salvation. IV. Zacchaeut’ Conversion (w. 7-10). II is conversion was sudden and thorough. He was converted before he
reiicliotl the ground.
1. What the crowd said (v. 7). They said Just what tjiey say today
when sinners come lo Christ. They cull to mind the man's former sins. They iiiso reproached Christ saying that he had gone to he a guest with
number of work horses constantly is increasing, despite the inroads of the
autriinnhilc truck.
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Sam Hanna's Book Store
overturned. According to John A F'riend, the driver, he had left the truck in gear when he stopped and 1 while he was gone, the machine got underway. Minimum damage result-j
ed.
Next Monday is the day of the last
meeting of the Brotherhood of the M. E. Church this spring. This is for both men and women and a large attendance is expected.Banquet will be served at 7 o’clock after which Dr.
< . I). Hildebrand will give an address (hi* notorious extort loner, the tsx colaod there will be other intertainment lector That for wliHi they reproached features. Re sure and make your Jesus v .s Ida glory. His supreme uiiaplans to attend. | - • i, \ - to save -1 nera (r. 10).
2. \\ hat Eaedueui said (v. 8). Ilis ( .iiversion was thorough. It
took hold upon Ids heart. His new life was begun with resolution mid restitution. He dedicated half of hi* goods to the poor. The man who « little while ago was a grafter was now a generous giver. Ills conversion got hold of Ids pockethook. His determination to make restitution wherein he had wrongly exacted taxes shows the genuineness of his conversion. While
entitledl God forgets the past of the sinner
j when be comes to Christ, the sinner 1 wlm is converted will sock to make right all wrongs, he they unkind words or unrighteous deeds. Sorrow for sin is not enough when restitution is pos-
sible.
3. What Jesus said (y T , p jqy ’Today Is salvation come to thv house.” The publican was now a child of God, a son of Abraham Salvation Is n present reality to those who receive Jesus Christ.
At the Union Service this Sunday | evening in the Presbyterian Church, | the Methodist ''hurch will jo,n ami < uitiime throughout the Spring and Summer months. Rev. B. IL Bruner! will he the speaker, his subject being: “Negative Goodness.” Sunday evening, May 10th, at the Christian 1
t • * , i_ . i Church! the Union service will lx* con-1 hoeing trade, he says, a thouuh the 1 i,, ♦ i * 0 , . ! .. ... u „ .... . . I' | u<ted by the Anti-Saloon League 1
which will put on a Trial “Who Killed Flarl Wright'.’”
As part of It* service bo this com-! niunity. The American N'ationnal Red j Cross is sending Paul Goss, Fir-t | Aid und Life Saving Represent- - | atfve, to this city to conduct an Fix- ( amblers’ Training Course for local ! Life Saving Flxaminers and candido dates for FLxaminership, May 4th through May 7th. His headquarters l will be at Bowman Gymnasium and he will he glad bo consult with any
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ill the town or DePauw University concerning these important subjects.
Lei us deliver a Living Room Suite direct from Factory, to your residence. Others are saving money in this way ami we invite you to see (’LOVER!) ALE HOW. & LBR. (’(). Cl.OVERDAI.E, 1ND.
The Bible
Hold fust to the Bible as the sheet
nm iu.r of our liberties; write its pre .epts on your heart, and practice
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B. H. Bruner, Minister. Mrs. E. R. Bartley, Bible School Supt. Peii.ul of Bible Study, 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. Classes for all ages. Worship, Observance of the Lord’s Supper, announcements and offering, 10:20 i" 10:15 A. Mi Worship, special music by the choii and sermon by Mr Bruner, 10:45 to 11:40 A. M. During this period the new hymnals which have recently been purchased will lie formally dedicated. Mr. Bruner will give a. brief message on the subject; “The Singing Jesus.' ’ High School Christian Endeavor at 6:80 P. M. Evening union service, with the Presbyterian, Methodist and Christian congregations co-operating, at 7:.’!0 P. M. in the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Bruner will speak on the subject: “Negative Goodness”, Regular meeting of the Board of Officers of the Christian Church on Thursday May 7th at 7:30 P. M. EIRST B \ P I 1ST CHURCH Corner Spring Ave. and Poplar street. Wm. J. Crowder, Minister. 9:30 A. M. Church School. 10:10 A. M. Morning Worship. Special Pledge Service, with brief addresses by pastor. The Communion Service. <>:30 I’ .\L, Junior, Intermediate, Senior B. Y. P. U’s. 7:.'!0 P. M., Evening Worship. Serm.m subject, “The Motive of the Christ-Kind of Character”—fourth in series on “The Sermon On The Mount.” i :30 p. M., Thursday, Prayer Service. A hearty welcome for all. THE PRESBY I ERI \\ ( HURCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister. Church School, 9:30. Dr. G. B. Manhart, Supt. Session meeting, 10:20 in the Man-
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Service of Worship, 10:35. Sermon
theme: “The calling of Gnj" Tuxi* C. K., 6:30. Union Service, 7:30 in this iv Mr. Bruner’s theme will I* goodness.” The Methodist Church J be included i n the Union sent* commencing with this Suday Junior C. E., 3:45 Monday , noon.
METHODIST FIPISI nl'U <H| J Dr. Albert E. Monger, mini*, Prof. \ 11 i music. Prof. W. M. Blanchar.l. . :n school supt. Dr. ('. D. \\. Hildebrand « speaker of the morning wurs.iii,.vice. 9:36 A. M. Sunday churc . *4 9:30 A. M. ( liege Classes hall. 10:4(1 A. M. Morning word ;i v.j in on subject, “Again, What I- V ligion?" Speaker. Dr. C, D. \VHr) brand. 0:30 1’. M. High -shnnl Ept^ League. 7:3(l P. M. Union Scivict- itt Presbyterian church. Sp ik gj B. H. Bruner. Our church will join thr church in the union service. W ordially invited.
ST. PAUL B VPI'ISI (HUHI Rex. ('. VI. ('. HammondsPku No Sunday Scho I, .• 'W will lie church service at i Sunday evening at X o' : of ]’. and the Calanthia w have their Thanksgiving - r 1V| 1 following is the program: Opening Cod< The Cnurt Invocation—Mai k McGiwW. Scripture Reading Elyt 'TA
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SorvgI Court.
Welcome Address Sanim- h •«
C. C.
Response— Roxie William-. Song—‘‘The Name of JesuSermon—Rev. Hammonds. Remarks (harle Her •- Song—“Beautiful Words "f j Collection. Benediction.
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