The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 February 1932 — Page 2
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THE uAET BAHN3B. GEETNCASTLE, DmDIAHA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12.1932.
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The thriving city of Springfield is locate-1 in the midst of wealth and •--I heautv clofi to the center of the great S!state of Illinois. It is the capital and . -r h.’u much to give it distinction and 1 historic interest. •fi Paramount to all of which is the ' I.iiicidu monument. Out of all the ^ i n. numenty and shrines erected in America to the memory of her mo't I,. lov>-1 citizen, this is the one that ,,maii the mausoleum where lie his - * . :t P is located one mile north ^ j of the state capitol building. It is rlpliio miihid curosity that pulls you j= . t re an i holds you in awe and reverence It is not the towering arrhiti i tural beauty of the monument, with it: four heroic bronze groups, that, giipv you. Someway you hardly feel surprise at the beauty of the land |n or the grandeur of the pile. It (■Co almost small and commonplace .. ou think of the strength, and influi nee of the man it is built to honor. T:u Gettysburg address in branze and other immortal productions are there, but above al lof this there is taking hold of you a feeling of the meaning of h landless influence or, perhaps, eternity. We ponder the words of this man of destiny, and they are simple words, that give you the first source of his greatnes-: "All that I am and all that 1 hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." This woman of aspiration and purposes with romance and dreams in her heart during the dark days of deprivation and want may have thought all had turned to a- ies. Is it possible that her dreams have come true and that out of them have arisen monuments of beauty to mnik the memory of her son? — SOWER.
Miss Kathryne Millet , Gillespie I I apartments, w as a visitor in indiana-
j polis Thursday.
William W. Key, of neui Roachdale, wanted on a grand jury indictment charging him with a< use of the state gasoline rebate law had not been arrested early Friday afternoon. O. J. Larkin filed suit 1r circuit court Friday against OIK. A Day and others, to foreclose a contractor's lien against real est. The plaintiff charges that th.- defendant has not paid an assesment ni 1114.09 due for the Improvement m Hanna street. A demand of $166 37 is made. Gillen & Lyon are attorm' for the
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•lack Lynch, of Laramie, Wyo., is here visiting his brother-in-law, Ernest Stoner and Mrs. Stoner. Aima C. Brothers and others filed suit in circuit court Thursday againOtt M Thomas, to partition and soil ical estate. Gillen Ar Lyon are ii torn' ys for ihe [ilnintiff '.' Mi. B lyickwood, publisher if 11 iluiii iM I’i i-s. who suffered ■< I" ai t attaek t al ly Iasi .Sunday, was rtpor-in a critical condition today lie t|ip. .tre.i to rally somewhat Monday and Tuesday but his condition rloua agali I huraAay, I li is well known here.
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The condemnation -uit of the State lof In i.nr-i agains - Orlie O. Vanland- • ingham and others, has been venutsl (to Hen ricks county lor trial, following a motion for a change of venue filed in the Putnam circuit court by the plaintiff. The state filed excep lions to lamages allowed the defend nuts by appraisers appointed in the local court ami lias asked that the question of damages for land condemned for state road 4't be tried by
a court and jury.
I-bn Ellett of Hendricks county, filed a complaint in circuit court today aiiglnst Mary A Masten and Ot'o ; Masten, for an injunction prohlbiflii.g ihe defendants from prevent I :p, J bim entering upon their land to reI pair a tile drain or removing an oh structlon therefrom. According to ihe suit th.- plaintiff and defendan .own adjoining farms on the Hen- ■ drlcks-Putnam county lino and the plaintiff has a tile drain which enities in a stream on the defendants land. It is alleged the defendants will not permit him to enter on their land to remove an obstruct Ion which - blocking the drain. M. D Abrams
Next Sunday will be observed as Hartley day and birthday day at the Bible school of the First Christian church. The Bible school and church -ervices will he combined and a spe rial program is being -arrange 1. The various classes and dep.’.v'mentr. will meet as usual at 9:30 a. m. for a brief -essioii. At 10 a. m, the whole school and the members of the church will assemble in the church auditorium for the sjiecial program. There will be a word of appreciation for the fine services which Mrs. K. R. Bartley has rendered as superintendent of the Bible school for many (years, and the new superintendent, j Mrs. Bernard Handy wall he formally introduced to the school ami the
church.
Following this the annual birthday offering of the church and school will be taket Envelopes have lieen mailed to every member in the church and school anti < aeh person is uskea to put in one cent f i every year of their age. This offering goes into the regular missionary ef 'ring- of the school. Twelve girl- will represent each month of the year in this service and the offerings will bp taken by months. Special recognition vill be given to the month having the largest number present for the offering. Mr. Bruner will build his message, which will take the place of the regular sermon, around the significance of each month of the year. The Dird’- supper will be observed A the close of this s|,Hcial program Every member of the school and hurch is urged to be present for this special service.
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tion for a perpetual injunction. Jesse Jones tiled n complaint In clruit court Thursday against the Day I (onstruction Company and others, to ! foreclose a mechanic's lien and an or jder for sale of a building to satisfy the lien. A demand of $237 is made by the plaintiff. According to the complaint Jones alleges he wan em yod In.-* June 10 ,-t the rate of 46 cents an hour to work on a building < mg erected by tTie company in Greencastle He alleges that when » ceased working for the company O' tober 8, 1931, a total of $187 wane him and unpaid. Other defendants in the action are Olive A. Day, M iry J. Day, Delta Zcta sorority, Del'..i Zeta fratemiay, Delta Alumnae of Delta Zeta fraternity, Inc., and Delta Zeta Alumnae Holding Company. Clifford R. Dickerson is attorney foi
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THEREVDWGHT J BRADLEY
SPONSORED BY
THE FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF CHR/ST IN AfiERICA AMIES HE WAS VET A GREAT
WAY OFF"
i Read Psalm 103.) We did not realize how far we had gone, nor how hard it is to regain what we had lost in our wide wandering. Now we know that the distance from God's Light is greater for those who leave it, than that between a frozen -tar and the radiant sun. Yet —does it not seem that the distance a- we plod along N growing rapidly shorter? Surely, we have not come so far; but we can see a great Light thnt appears to he moving toward us.
Is God actually coming to meet us?
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Prayer: O Thou whom W’e had abandoned in our folly and whom we had forgotten in the days of our es trangement ,can it he that thou dost seek Us even liefore we have sought Thee ? Thou must love us more than we had ever dreamed, since Thou hast
Called Meeting < >f Photoplay Indorsers Mrs. R Earl Peters of Fort Wayne state president of the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays, has called a meeting for 11 o’clock tomorrow morning at the Spink-Arms hotel at Indianapolis of all members of the state and local boards. There will be representatives from Vincennes, Greencastle, Hammond. Anderson, Fort Wayne and Bloomin'-
ton.
Details and plans for the state convention to be held at the Claypool hotel, April 29, will he discussed. Mrs. Peters will name the nominating committee to form the ticket for the annual state election. + + + + + + Jefferson P T A. To Meet Saturday The J’arent Teachers of Jefferson township will meet at the school building, Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. Judge J. P. Hughes will be the speaker of the evening and will speak on the subject “The Life of V ashington.” All members and friends are welcome to attend. + -i* 4* + + Mt. Olive Missionary Society Met Thursday Afternoon Mrs. John R. Cox was the hostess tor the regular meeting of the Mt. Olive Missionary Society Thursday afternoon. Fifteen members responded to roll call. Five new members were added. Mrs. Layman Hepler conducted the devotions. Mrs. C E. Stoner had the work for the afternoon which was chapter three of the study text hook. The hostess served refreshments. ++++++ I ri I’si To Meet With Mrs, Moore The regular meeting of the Tri P i sorority will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry Moore, South Indiana ! street, Saturday afternoon at 3
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Mrs. Bartley Honored With A Surprise Party-
More than forty of the teachers and officers of the Bible School of tn< First Christian Church surprised Mrs. E. U. Bartley at her home on sont.i Indiana street, Thursday evenin' 1 with a pit.-h in dinner and special program! in her honor. Mrs. iBartley is retiring I as general superintendent of the Bible School after years of faithful service. I During her administration, especially in the last few years, the school had ; grown in enrollment and attendance and is organized in a splendid way by ] departments. A splendid group ol | iteachers and other officers have model [up the staff for the last few years. | iuid inany of the teacher- l ave had special training either in the loial training gh^il^. or in the young people’s conferences. The teachers and officers of the school presented Mrs. Bartley with a beautiful chair and a
magazine rack.
The report of the nominating committee was accepted and Mr . Bernard Handy was elected as the new general superintendent of the sc '>ol. Mrs. Handy has served faithfully for a number of years as superintendent of the Beginners department of the school and is ip every way qualifi di to take up the work rtf her new p -i
tion.
++++++ W. R. C. Held Benefit Bridge The W. R. C. held a hom-fi' bridge party Thursday evening at the home I of Mis. Wolfe, Locust street Phere were fifteen tables. Mr. Billingsley received the prize for high score and ! Mrs. Billingsley consolation prize. Refreshments were served. + + + + + •* Honored With Birthday Party Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter entertained I ■even] Criuodi at boi h i Fincastle Thursday evening i n honor
Man and Lazarus” and reading mte esting clippings on the -tame. o call was in keeping with the .-or. ' "F.tthes.” 'To this fifteen members and two new members responded. t 1>rr guests also were present. Following a brief business session, Mrs. Mary Morris gave a program of interesting poems from Bob White’s Scrapbook, a Bible quiz, and completed with a ! comic valentine shower. Refreshment' i were served in keeping with A - ien ' i
tine day.
+++*++ Woman’s Club To Meet Saturday I The Woman’s Club will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with | Miss Lela Walls. Miss Helen 0’D*11 | will speak on "Snapshots of Spanish j Literature Al Its Source." Miss Mary Birch will assist ihe
hostess.
J- -J- d- 4 s -4- -F Section Three Met Thursday
Section 111 of Ibe Christian chur n church met Thursday at the home of i Mrs. W T. Handy. There were tw:n-ty-three members present. The hnsicss served delicious refreshments ! following the business meeting
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lo Meet Saturday' There will lie a meeting of the P. P. A. council at the city library Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
AVOID THE PENALTY Auto Licenses Are Due—Your Poll Tax Must Be Paid IF IT’S MONEY YOU NEED SEE US vVe Will Loan You Fp To $300,00 —On— FURNITURE AITOMOB1LES LIVE STOCK IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Repayment Termn To Suit Each Indriidual Indiana Loan Co. O A 1 E Washington St. l Phone 15
Ola T. Ellis who underwent a m: : r operation at the county hospital , veral days ago was able to ret irn to his home on Walnut street Friday
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Elbe who has been < m ' of Ihe Methodist hospital In Iii'lini.a-
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last two weeks, is reported gradually [ been elected president of the nation-
improving. Mrs. Elbe is a daughter' *1 Methodist hospitals, horn, inf Mr and Mrs. Heber Johnson, east ivaconess boards at theh Seminary street. mPP,in * L ” rt,loa *°’
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come to meet us on the way. Father, birthdays of her hu-lmnd, Denwe thank Thee for Thy redeeming Clodfelter and Miss Marion Steele, love. I>'t us never leave Thy Light Refreshments were served to about
again; that henceforth we may keep within the hnvhtnr - of TI* Radiance. Amen.
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++++++ Section One Met Ihursday Afternoon A most delightful meeting of Section One of the Christian church was held Thursday afternoon at the home if Mrs. Carl Twigg on north Vine! street. The hostess was assisted by' ner mother, Mrs. J. W. Sears. Mrs. A. O. White gave the scripture] lesson using the story of "The Rich'
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