The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1932 — Page 2
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PERSONAL AND i LOCAL NEWS The Marth i Ridpath Parent-; Teachers asociation vill meet Friday at 2:30 o’clock at the building. Mrs. Bessie Finney of Cloverdaie is confineci to the home of her daughter, Mrs. 0. D. McCullough, Jackson
street.
Tri Psi meeting rill he held Satur , day afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Karr; Moore or. South Inni-,
ana street.
Mrs. Frank Reed entered the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis last |
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HOUSE BCONOMI COMMIT 1 i i TO MEET WITH I’RFS. HOOVER WASHINGTON, April 7, (UP) — President Hoover today asked Chairman McDuffie of the house e.’onomy committee to call a meting- of his com mitte at the White House Satiuday
at 11 a. m. The request was in reply to a letter from the committee which asked the president to specify the economies he desired made in the government.
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safest answer to this question we will work out for ourselves if we estimate the loss that comes to those who leave it out of life. Real courtesy goes far beyond simple social etiquette or good manners. However, if we even went no farther than this it has its value, i The squib editor says: “Nothing in courtesy! Nor in balloon tires! Simply changes jar to joy!” Who has not felt the shock of an awkward position relieved by a gracious host or a sympathetic comrade? Is there any element that enters into that indefinable something we call personally more than a courtesy that puts those around us at ea c e We think it ha? univer=al admiration. Would it not be a motal offense to suggest to another the absenre of courtesy in his dealings? We doubt if there is any single characteristic more appreciated. It is within the reach of all who would possess it, yet as the de«ert parched for rain, so is our w f irk-a-day life often bleak and bare on account of the lack of this simple reviving grace. —SOWER. Mrs. Frances Kennedy, of Russellville, has returned to her home after undergoing a major operation at a Crawfordsville hospital three weeks ago.
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the wife of the county coroner. Suit to quiet ti;ie to reel estate was filed in circuit court Thursday by Harvey M Monnett and others against Isaac L,:pg and others YV. M. Sutherlin is attorney for the plaintiffs. County Agent E. W. Baker an nounced Thursday tnat 4-H club work has secured a good start at Roachdale this spring with more than sixty boys and girls enr lied in the work. Mrs. Ralph Hostetret i- local leader for the girls while a boys’ leader is to be selected later. Farmers of Monroe township held a splendid meeting at Bainbridge Wednesday night and enjoyed a program of motion pictures and local talent. A large crowd turned out for the event. Because of the interest laken in this meeting another was planned foi next month. A new Dodge sedan belonging to Prof. L. M. Jones, 214 Hillsdale avenue, Northwtjo I, was damaged Wednesday when it collided wdth another car said to have been driven by Otis Gardner, also of Northwond. The Jones car was taken to the Franklin stree garage for repairs. Helen Fern McGaughey was granted a divorce from William Elmer McGaughey in circuit court Wednesday on groun is of cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of a son, 15 years old, was giver; to the defendant, while custody of a daughter, 12 years old, was given to the mother. The defendant was ordered hy the court to provide clothing and s’hool books for nir daughter until she completed hoi common school education. Each pai ent was given the privilege of visiting their children at reasonable times, Roland I.aney, lr., two year old son of Mr .and Mrs. Roland I.aney of Ehicago, was eriously injured Saturday evening when he fell out of a westbound Clinton-Indianapolis bus. The little boy wdth his mother, brother and grandfather, Walter McCampbell, a f rmer le-blent of Rockville, weie on their way from Indianapolis for a visit with Vlr. ami Mrs. George F. I.arey. The hihi had apparently been leaning against the bus door or play ing with the lock. No one noticed un till I he door had come open and he fell out. He was taken back to Bainbridg,- f.o medical treatment. At present be b at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laney here and is under the care of a trained nurse. It is thought that be has a fractured skull and he is be.ng kept quiet for fear an infection set? in. Rockville Republican.
Mother’s Afternoon Club Met With Mrs. Clift
The Mother’s Afternoon club of Fillmore, met April 5 with Mi? Walter Clift- Seventeen members responded to the roll call on “Styles and Fads.” Mrs. Olyn Wright i id ar, ar tiele written by J. B. Grisw-oid un r.,W
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Mrs. Wright gave u contest e .title i the “Market Basket", Mis Hat li Pruitt receiving the prize Lovely re
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Their father, Edward II. Lockwood, a giaduate f D Pan ' university with the class of ifhlO, is >ecretaiy of the Y. M. C A in Canton and is spending
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Mrs. Arnold Hostess to Beechwood Pleasant Circle The Beechwood Pleasant ( ,rcle of Fillmore met Wednesiay afternoon with Mis. Robeit Arnold. Twvntj-two members responded to the loll call with “Methods of April Fooling i o guests were present. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlavy gaw a splendid paper on ‘Current Liquor Problems.” A contest was given by Mrs. C J Ferrand. Refreshments weie sei eit by the hostess. + + + + + ■* Friday Circle To Meet
to Cres;ent Out) The .eguLo meeting of the Cresit t dub w ; i,dd at the home of Mts. Jacob Keifei, -outh College avenue, Wedi *• -iaj •tternoon. Mr-. Ed Htbbiu who was unable to attend sent a very interesting program which Aas very much enjoyed by the club mem-
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ih:,e a s.deniid attendance. The hestess served refreshments during the social Lour.
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ing an important addition to hq ulty, Sir Hector Fish, a distinnU young scientist, who b brinvir,, him the recent! discovered nr of King Tut’? queen .Sh Hector lives in a most uni-onventionil f ion—in; ide the mummy ctse, iia he had himself expressed so u - escape being quaraiiuned jj # York for a well-developed case mump Hi kept secret by the cleverest pupil in the school Th.- corrplinJ multiply, and one ft.ra.ial situ? crowds closely upon another, more uproariously lunny ir.ar.its? deeessor The hilai i:\ j- also prated by the immittable man ;f s||, who has three men' w. iii t, |i 0 | 1 , doesn’t do it; by Bn-ky, youth who iniper-..iiates >n IW and h- his equally iudd\ pal. Bill,f the prize dumb-uora of me school;, : the terribly n..se, reporter; ud‘ bnsk sheriff
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1 ' •- * ANTI SALOON LEAGUE: TO HOLD RALLY AT UAP1TAI INDIANAPOLIS, April 7, (UP)— The Inliana Anti-Haloon League and other prohibition forces will stage a rally here April 18 and 19, with Col. Amos W. Woodcock, federal directot of prohibition and James M. Doran, eommissionei of industrial alcohol, as chief speakers, L. E. Y’ork, superin tendent of the league, announced this morning. A political angle is expected to be injected into the sessions in view of the fact that the assembly will be held two weeks before the May primary. The Anti Saloon league’s attitude toward primary candidates is expected to h< a point of discussion.
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ABBEY BEING REPALRFJ) l»NDON (UP)—Westminster Ab- | Hey is being repaired. It has been found that the north .transept front, although It Is barely a generation xlnee It was entirely restored, Is In a bad condition The stone is decaying j rapidly, and unless attended to wltho'" delay might become dangerous.
Friday - Saturday Fresh Cat Fish 2.5c Lb. Fork Sleak, Lh. .. 10c Hedge’s Market PHONE 12
With Mrs. Frank Deei
The Friday Circle will meet at the INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK home of Mrs. Frank Deer on east H, '- r recei P l *> 4 ‘ r,0 °: '"'hinvers 1«!>: Berry street, Friday afternoon at 2:30 steady to ;> cents higher. 160o’clock. Mrs. Bernard Handy will • -L- 1 Cdo; 22.')-2i)0 lbs., 4.15have chatge of the program. Please ( 250-300 lbs., 3.95-4.06; 300 lbs. note change of place. ll P> d.(5-3.85; 10<. 160 lbs., 4 4.15;
4. (ja ki; g sows, 3-3.65.
L. B. C. Club To ' uttle 80b; calve 500; normal a> Meet Friday lion on all classes, fully steady. The L. B. C. will met with Mi 1 1 hoice 1446 lb. steers 7.75, some light Maude Alien, west Washington stivn j .nd im tiuni weights 7 7.25; otliers Fiiday evening at 7:30 o'clock 4.60-6.76. Fat cows, 3-4, practical top + + + + 4- + 4.25; heifers 4 5.50, odd bead $6 and Boston Club ib.ve. Low cutters and cutters 1.50Mel Tuesday : yeaki steady y>6 down,
Mr. ai:d Mrs. E. R. Taylor entf-i - e'p l.HOO; lamb trade not fully I School Exhibit April lb tained the Boston club on Tue? lav developed, sentiment strong to high Baccalaureate Service- April 1" evening. The occasion was the annual r Few winded westerns 7.75; bulk ; Junior-Senior Reieption April, guest dinner. About were present I i n d.l but held firmly above 7.50 | Conimencement April 2)
Mrs. L. H. Dirks is the president of the club. Mrs. E. C. Bowman, Mrs. 1 WANTED One or two unfumish
Sir Hector Fish Francis Brisco William Laidlaw James Shannon
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Perkins, T lie Sheriff
Anna Hampton Maude Mullen
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P. F. A. Meet it,, , to.ole P.'ZT4
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Curtis Hughes and Mrs. William Bishop assisted the hostess. The dii tier was followed by a program in charge of Miss Rutledge Russia has been the subject for study this year. Miss Rutledge ga> • a survey from the earliest yeat- t . present time. She liumlled the suh ject in a novel way which was in structive and enteituining. This was followed by voice and piano selections by Russian onipos ers, given by atlvanced students in the school of music at DePauw T’he young ladies are member- of Mu Phi ITpsilon, national music sorority, of which Miss Rutletge is a memliet The violin selections by other than Russian authors, wen plaji I by Ed w'ard Tritt, an advanced violin stu dent of the school of music. The music which was so artistically performed was a pleasing finish to the program an I was enjoyed ai d ap preciated by all pte-ent Voice: The Statue of Czarhon—Selo-Cesat
Cui.
Over the Stepne—Gretchaninoff Maruseuka’s Garland—Josten. Miss Mary Brandon. Miss Frances Harrington, accom
paid st. Piano;
Elegie, No. 3—Rachmaninoff Miss Alma Jones
Violin:
Spanish Symphony Lain Allegro ma non troppn Andantino—Martini Kriesler Chinese Tamborin hreislei
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Second Ward P.-T, v To Meet Friday The postponed meeting of the Second Ward Parent-Teachers Associ-r-lion will I).. !., 1 I
2:30 o’clock.
I he ( hild Study Gr up will meet at 2 o’clock. The topic will be “Tea h-
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Money.”
++++++ Domestic Science Club To Meet Friday The Domestic Science club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:31) o’clock at the Putnam county hospital to dedicate two trees in memory of Mrs Samuel Hazelett ++++++ Mrs B. B. McMahon Has House Guests From China Miss Marion and Richard Lock wood of Canton, China, are the guests of their aunt, Mrs B B
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t I OYt KDAI.F SENIORS TO PRESENT < LASS PLAY T he Senior class of the Cloverdaie High School will present its annual class pla\, entitled "T he Mummy and the Munii ”, on Friday and Saturday evenings. April 8 ana 9 The seniors, under supervision of Mi Lee U.dleis are diligently masteimg their roles. It is their aim to make this play the Senior nia.-tec-piece of the year. T hi three-act farce promises any audience a full evening of thrills and laughter It is just the type of play that l\e are ore you will enjoy, if you Iik' one log laugh from the beginning to the end. "The Mummy and the Mumps” has it- - ttmg in Fenella, a girls” achonl, lo ited in a small town near Boston 1 he principal of Ins school is expect-
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