The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 June 1932 — Page 2
THB-DAILY BANNER. GREE^CASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY. JUNE 11,1932.
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THE DAILY BANNER
And
Herald Consolidated
“It Waves For All”
Entered in the po*>toffice at Green-
refreshn.ent: 'iv<d to nvrntyni e mi ir.bt i i three e uests.
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Entertained Friends
Friday Evening
Man 1 a < ■ ii. I entertained a : . , - , ,|
evening a t ' astle - ' Indlana . second «la*.^ mail
Advance ( luh Eli et Officers
The Advance 1H Clothing Club met at thv high school building, Thursday at 8:00 o’clock. The follow- | In? officers were elected. Pi. . Leona Ferrand, Vice-presi-dent L ale White; Irea-. and S cry. I Mary Yiign ;a Young; Reporter Emily Caroline Cooklin: Song Le?dei
Eileen Boots.
They selected “TTn Club” as iheir na ne
iny will be held Thursday, June It’, at 10:00 o'clock in the Home Er.
building.
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Mrs. Wilson ''ill Attend Conference Mrs. Byron 'Villon have Monday for Detroit to attend the annual con ftrence of tie National t ouncil ot Federal* I Chun h Wome: . Mis. V\ilr n is chairman of '.he board of <lile.t’is of this organization and will preside at the ses ion. Her name ap pears on the pr gram to make th* lesponse to the ad In -> of welcome on t n first day and to conduct a forum Wedne-day, June L r ' This convention i to be held in the Ceitral Methodist chin . Ii at Detr dt, with hea iquarters at the Statler hotel.
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IX A. R. To Hold
Picnic Tuesday
Washburn Chapter of the Daugh-
matter under act of Match 8, 1879. Subscription price, 10 cents per week; $8.00 per year by mail in Putnam county; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam county.
numbei of friend- Friday
her home oi we-t Poplar street. The evening wa- spent in playii g games
and dancing and -kating.
At 6 o’cl k the hostess served a delicious picnic upper out on the
lawn.
The guests included the following! you g people: lb tty Broadstreet, I Ylary Jane F.tter, Virginia Th'oop, | Maiian Ellis, Man rie Black, Mari-j
Ever Eneigeticj Ivnn Stewart, be'-y Greenleaf, Vir-j Hie next meet- ginia Roy rs, Klin i Bintz, Juaniiai
Donahue, Erdene Cox, Elizabeth
.nith, Loretta Hunt, Lad ie Porter, | Monday evening at
Do "rig t, Durw od Twig, Teddie Crawfoid, Ginger Tucker, Tim
Claude F ai mer remains critically ill | near here after he had been called at his home on east Washington j to the aid of a “stranded motorist.” street. | He died within a half hour. Eddie Eiteljorge Jr . is ill at his home on West Washington street ;
with mumps.
PERSONA 1. AND LOCAL NEWS
Tiie damage >uit of Clarence Masey against Muiiel Gy get, venued to the local i urt from Hendricks county, wa dismi-sed Saturday morning on motion of the plaintiff. Light , brakes, drivers’ license and I the c ntainer cars of local motorists i v.erp being tested Saturday by state | motor vehicle officer Roy Newgent j | .uni city marshal Otti O- Dobbs. The' , tt -t wa being made as part of a| state campaign to lessen driving hazards.
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
CUNDAY I
School L.esson (Bj KBV. P B F1TZWATEH. D. LI. Mum-
bar of Faculty. Moody Bible
Institute of Chicago )
(©. 1932. Western No" stiapoi Cnlun ) Lesson for June 12
JUDAH THE TRUE BROTHER
Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge will meet
eight o’clock.
Mrs. Horace Campbell of Frankfort is the weekend guest of Mfs. E B
Gri v.es, Bud Call, ml r, Gene Gurton.l Evans-
Paul Cl. now. i . Bob Burton, Gene! Mis. Saia VanHoni of Clinton, is j mail same, and keep ihe money.
uthiA Bob Hunt, Jim " Ish, Bill, visiting her son, J. B. VanHsrn and AsLe.,, and Joe Jim Arnold, ; family, east Washington street. + + •!• + ■*• 4- Mis* Marie Perkins, daughter of Mi-s Alvord Entertains Mr and Mrs. J. E. Perkins, has left Fifteen Guests At Dinnei 1 f or California for an extended tourMiss Katharine S. Alvord, 1 ’an of j Approximately 25 Boy Scouts from women at DoPauw university, enter- j Blazi | ,eturneii home Friday after tained fifteen guest-at a linnei party ] the W eek at Hoosier High-
held in the Grant hotel Friday l ’ ven ‘i ] un( i Sing. The list included the secretaries and \v men employed in the Adminis-
tration building. They were Miss Vera Worth, M icaret Emily McGaughey, Veneta Kunter, Alary Frances Cooper, Cuthei i 1 e Tillotson, Helen Kendall, Cathryn Cooper, Inn gene Cooper, Mabel Kreuger, Value Tim in ns, Bett\ Hollister, Mildred Dini-
ter ol the American Revolution will mick, R’.Td Quebbeii.an, Mary Denny,
have their Flag Day Picnic on Tues- and H len ( Salze 1 . day June 14th with Miss Florence + + + •*••!• +
liven- The business meeting will be at 5 o’clock. Everyone is requested to brin: i cov* red dish and sandwichI. It it tains the meeting will be held
inside.
+ + *F ’E ■E + Mr R. O. Knight Is lection One Hostess Mrs. R. O. Knight, assisted by Mrs.: Hattie Hampton and Mrs. William A hworth, was hostess to Section One Hui lay afternoon, at her home on: the Rockville road, at a most interesting : nd pr fitalde meeting The iv lions in charge of Miss ! W'odrum were centered around (I , u r t “Precious” which was also use I for roll call. Mi A. (J. White, as chairman of t i- program committee for the c m , i !■ year, gave an interesting account * ! i , | 1 n foi the next twelve meet; ii : A study (if women of the Bible, i mise .in instructive part of each pi i a . am. All committees were com I 1 te l i.tkI work assigned to each. Pin'!- were perfected for the an u:.l picnic to be held at the home ,f drs. Henry Marshall July 14, at v Ii h time a get-acquainted meeting l > the new minister and wife will I o In enjoyed. ITrose having cits • or that day, also those desiring rides ate to tall the secretary, Mrs. James ' nH< m. Following the business session Mrs. l! \. Jasserand gave a splendid pap <i tiie life of Mary Ball, mother of Washington. Favorite sayings of " a-liington w* re distributed for reading and discussion. Two new members were added to
Mr. and Mrs. Hammrl Entertain Houseguesta Mr and Mrs. Walter Hammel, 14 Cob - apartment, w ill entertain the following guests ov.-r the week-end: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Patterson, St. Johns, Canada; Mr. and Mrs- Oliver Cartmel, Ru hvilli and Ji hn Stockland, Huntingbuig, Imtiara.
WILL the party u ho found the purse with $20, keys to a safety box, to t.ie mausdeum, -ome engraved laid ;, etc., return same to Banner, or
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SEARS THIRD IN MILE
Raymond Sears, local boy, placed Gbid in the mile run at the national t.a-k and field meet in Chicago this afternoon, according t > radio reports.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister. | Church School, 9:30 Dr. G- B. Man-
I hart. Supt.
Service of Worship, lfi ; 35. Sermon : theme: “The Rose of Sharon.” Mr. Joseph H. Greener will be the guest ! organist for the day The choir will
• assist in the service.
Ardith Moore will sing.
Tuxis C. E., <i:30.
1 Organ recital, 7:15 to 7:30. L'nion Service, 7:30 in this church. Rev. Fenwick Reed will preach. Gil-
bert Knetzer will sing.
Children’s Day practice, 8 00 MonTOPIC—Keeping a Prom- ^ afternoonMETHODIST EPISCOPAI CHURCH
LESSON TEXT—Genesis 44:18-4;. 15. GOLDEN TEXT—Behold, how govd and how pleasant It Is for brethren to
dwell together in unity!
PRIMARY
Ite.
JUNIOR TOPIC —Benjamin's Big
Brother
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC—What Boys and Girls Can Du for
Their Family.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
—Tru# Brotherhood.
I. Joseph Severely Tests Hi*
Brethren (42:9-44:17).
Driven by sure need because of ttio famine, Joseph'* brethren came to
1 In distance was tra'idle I in the fast 1 RfG'Pt to buy food. As Joseph pi, , , , . , . „ , I sonully dispensed the food, he Iniuie-
tnue of 4:11.1 and v m by v a runner 1 * *
the Section. During the -ociul hour,, '' ''i" 1 ’
ASHBY FI NERAL SUNDAY The body of F. C. Ashby, who killid himself in Chicago, wa- taken to hD home in Ladoga Saturday anil funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.
SPEAKER GARNER ILL WASHINGTON, June 11. (UP)— Speaki’i ! f the In use din ner sul’fi reil an attack if grijipe today and was ordered to his bet) by the hoti-e phyici.:ii, Dr. George Calvet. Gainer w. nt to his office as usual but wa -int li.'in** when Dr. ( alver discovered his U in ] n’rat a re was above
normal.
COi ORED NINES TO PLAY 3 be (iieeii. a-tie Culore*! AlLStars expeet keen coinpt'titioii in their tilt with the Terri. Haute ( olore l Athleti.:, on the L inedal.. diamond Sun ay afteriv on at 2:3(1 o’ei . k. Huff man ami >Sau del s of ( lampaiun, 111., will bi the pitcher ; for the local nine with Cucherell as catcher. ( arter and Miller will form the battery fur the
team.
Mrs. Rebert I aim am- Beck Mrs. Robert T. Beck, of Bethany, West Virginia., who erme. to Greencnstle next week with her husband, the Rev. Beck, who is the new pastor of the First Christian church, is well qualified to fill the plan nto which she will come in Green astle Comment* received from Bethany. Wheeling and other pice legarding Mrs. Heck are all highly flattering and she i* assured of a warm welcome on her arrival in th« city.
Roscoe Ates, noted comedian of the motion piciuie industry of H llywood, t ok dinner at the Grant hotel last
Sunday.
Dr. Byion H. Wilson will speak Sunday morning at the Fii-t Methodist church in Lint n at a -pecial DePauw service. The American Legion hand will practice Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock- All members are requested to be present. Mrs. Arthur Hays and daughter, of Boise, Idaho, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Graham, east Seminary street. Mrs. Hay is a sister of Mrs. Graham. A daughter was born to Dr. and Mis. Guidon A Thomas at St. Elizabeth hospital, Lafayette, F’riday, June 10. Mr. Gordon is a son of Mr. and Mis. Frank J. Thomas, north Locust
street.
Funeral services will be held nt Ladoga Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Ruth J. Wi.itt, 87, a resident of that community for more than eighty years, who died Friday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Mort Graves. Maynard Robinson, son of Mr. an I Mr“. Lee Robinson, and Ralph Bunten, -on of Mr and Mrs. Earl Bunten, of Marion t wnship, who have bc,-n in California foi the past year, letuiwi! home Friday. Mrs. J. B. Van Horn, ea>t Washington Mieet, i< expecting her byothei ■and wife, Mr and Mrs. R A. Herma : of Trosky, Minn., to arrive Monday for several da\s visit. Mr. Herman is a World War veteran, and is now in civil service. Delta Theta Tau held formal pledging for a group of young women at a meeting at the home of Miss Fredys Cox Thursday evening instead of initiation ceremonies, as was in correctly stated in The Banner Fri-
day.
County Agent E. W. Baker report'- i Satuiday that Walter Parker, promising 4 11 club member of Cloverdale township, hail gone into the thor bred livestock business with pure lire i Angus calves and Shrop shire sheep. , Cars driven by Cwinn Ensign, Northwin I, and Mrs. Glen, S. June-, living north of t wn, were damage I in n collision in N irtbwool Friday at temoon. It was said the ears col Ii ied'af b street intersection, da map in/ both vehicles about the front end. No one was injured. Claude E. Simmons wois appointed guardian for Edg'di E. Simmons, 80 yi ais old, an infirm person, in the Putnam circuit court Saturday morning. It was alleged that the latter was incapable of managing an estate con isting of 38 acres of real estute and personal property valued at $800. Aaron J. Duff was named adminis trator of the estate of Guy James, and Charles McGaughey was appoint ed administrator c.f the estate of Louisa E. Jent, in the Putnam circuit court Saturday. The former le f t as heir a daughter, while the latter is sutvived by several nieces and neph-
ews.
Fied O. Ford filed suit in circuit court Friday against Ralph Sear* and Viola Sears to replevy a John Deere wagon, two horses, two cows, and two calves, allegedly unlaw fully held by the defendants. The plaintiff also asks damages of $250 from the defendants for their allege:! unlawful detention of his property !• S. Hamilton is attorney for the plain-
tiff.
Wabash College and DePauw University athletic coaches were the guests Friday of Clifford (Kip) Parr. !,ebanon high school football mentor. Most of the day w - as spent on the golf course at the Ulen Count Club. The visiting coaches included | Pete Vaughn, Lon Goldsberry and | James Patterson of Wabash; Donovan i (Tubby) Moffett, Raymond (Gaumy)i N’eal and Lloyd Messersmith of D- | Pauw. ‘’JkA -j» . I
. :in;eil Cunningham Brocksmitli, In-1 diana university star, was second, and 1 F a, , nmning for Butler, was next.
LINDBERGH CASE
(Continued Fiom Page One) paid the $50,000 dan am. From readii.: , Fin land, today the United Press was advised that George Shatpe, lather of Violet and Edna, when appeal ed of his daughter’s suicide had immediately summ med “Emily” home. This is believed to be Edna as V ulet had used both names with the - ime Toronto, Ont., address at one time as an * mergency reference. RUSSELLVILLE BOYS CLEARED
diately recognized his brethren boon their arrival in Egypt, but they did net recognize him. In this test Joseph 1. Accused them of being spies (42:9-17). He declared that they had come to see the nakedness of (lie land. In spite of their protests of iniiocency, he cast them Into prison and demanded that their younger brother be brought us a proof of the truth-
fulness of their word.
2. He kept Simeon as a hostage
(42:18-38). Joseph declared that because he feared God he sent the rest home with provisions for their families, demanding that Benjamin be | brought to him. To further impress ' them with his wisdom and power, JoI seph ordered the money of every one I to be restored In his sack. Upon the j discovery of the money they exclnimed,
I “What hath God done to us?” ,3. Benjamin’* peril (44:2-1.3). By
a clever device Joseph’s cup was placed j in Benjamin's sack and was used as I an occasion for bringing them hack | on tiie charge of theft. Convicted . now of their sins and realizing tiie ! seriousness of their situation, Judah I pleaded for the release of Benjamin. Benjamin was now being held as tiie
one supposedly guilty of theft, II. Judah’s Pleas (44:18 34).
I 1. For the turning away of Joseph's 1 anger (vv. 18-32). In this plea he re- . cited the history of the family, their j coming to Egypt, and appealed to Joseph on tiie basis of the effect upon Jacob, their father, if Benjamin were | not permitted to accompany them home. In most powerful and persuasive language he set forth the love of Jacob for Benjamin, the sou of his old age, and the sole survivor of his beloved wife. Rachel. His plea was us much for Ids father ns for Benjamin.
2. That he himself might be kept in
E i nund White and lister Jackson,' Rn - llville youi g men, arrested Fti j la\ mi warrants issued on affidavits. filed by Ran tall Simpson, self-con ft e.l t:ai ige tnief, were released on Saturday morning after it' iv: leaint I there was insufficient! eviden . t,, connect them with the t oft f t gallons of gasoline from | Orville Everman, as charged by
Simps n.
Simpson i under sentence of one j to fiv years in th* state reformatory j for the theft of a radio from the
Everman garage.
Officers said t! it fingerprints of Woite and Jack-on failed to tally] with those taken from the gas pumps
at the time of the .heft and that both I s h>very instead of Benjamin (w 33. iron steadfastly denied anv Conner-' ^ 1" this he showed his true worth.
that Is, as being worthy of tiie trust reposed In him by Jacob his fattier. III. Joseph Reveals His Identity
(45:1-15).
After such a plea ns Judah had made It Is not surprising tlint Joseph could uo longer restrain himself. 1. He declared Ids identity (vv. 1-3). This act on the part of Joseph troubled them. It ought to have made them gltnl. Under ordinary circumstances tills would have been a time of exceeding Joy, hut their sins were in the way. This not only affords a beautiful example of forgiving luve, hut most beautifully Illustrates Christ's dealing with Ids brethren, the Jews. When the seven years of fijm ine came Ids brethren who had left |ilm and sold him were compelled to come to him for aid. Joseph dealt severely with his brethren to test them and.to bring them to repentance. 2. He hade his brethren come near to him (vv. 4-8), When lie revealed himself to them, the remembrance of their sins pierced them through. How Just It would have been now for Joseph to take vengeance upon them. Joseph's first question was about Ids father, showing that his desire was to put their thoughts far away from their crime, lie Invited them to come near unto him and assured them that God had overruled their crime for salvation. They meant it for evil, but It was part of God's plan for good. He comforted them. Tlds Is exactly what Christ will do for tils brethren, tiie Jew*, lie will become reconciled unto them and become thetr Saviour and Benefactor. Just as all Egypt was obliged to come to Joseph for sustenance, and become the servants of I'baraoh through him. so win all the world come to Christ for his blessing and be reconciled to God through him 8. Joseph sent his brethren away with good news (vv. 9 If,). As soon as Joseph's brethren knew him and were reconciled to him they were sent with glad tidings to their father. As soon ns the Jews come to know Jesus Christ as the Messiah he will send them away to the ends of the earth with the good news of his saving
grace.
Albert E. Monger, minister. V. D. Thompson, minister of music. \V. M. Blanchard, church school supeiintendent. 9:30 A. M„ children's day serivee. Pi elude—Prof esor Thompson. Intro iurtion—‘'Uhildren’s Hour—a junior. Greeting Song-Beginner’s deparment. Recitations—Four beginners. “All Things Blight and Beautiful” — Beginner’s department. Primary department—worship ser-
vice.
“This is Goil’s House” Scripture. Prayer. “It’s Children’s Day.” “The World Children.” Salute to the Christian flag. “God’s Children.” “Tell Me the Stories of Jesus.” The Meaning of Children’- Day—A junior. ‘Offering. Playlet—Intermediate girisHymn—"For the Beauty of the Earth”—Congregation. Prayer—Dr. Blanchard. 10:40 A. M., morning worship. We hall have as our guests the Indiiana Association of Postal Supervisors. Let us give them a hearty welcome. Serm. n subject—"Fellowships.’’ M usic. Prelude—The Swan—St. Sams. Organ Meditation— Reverie—Wag
ner.
Anthem—"What hast thou given”
— Ambrose.
(Solos by Marion Wilson and Mar-
jorie Me Int ry re-)
Offertory—Voix Celeste—Batiste. Sol “Tears of God”—Mowrey, Max
Wilson. ,
M., High school Epworth
Yourself Square With the World Borrow what money yon need and pay up your debt* now. You can repay the 3; i from your future inc me—A LITTLE AT A TIME. You’ll find a friendly welcome and a helping hand at the Indiana. Come in .today and talk it over. INDIANA LOAN £0.
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MORTG \GKS FORECLOSED
In the mortgage foreclosure a uit of Hi Louisville Joint Stock l^mii bank! a! in i Leslie C. Priest and others,’ finning i.i favor of the plaintiff in I tiie u n of $6,95:’,.49 against Priest,', was returned in circuit court Satur-j day, and the mortgaged property or-j deled luine.l ovei to the receiver. A I, ie. rf foreclosure was issued
igainst all the defendants.
In the f, reclosure suit of the Federal 1 in I Bank . f Louisville against William !>• lit Fenand and others, a fiiidin • w.i made in favor of the plaint ift in tiie sum of $6,566.96
oc dust Ferrand, as well as I foi 1 do sure /igairv't all.
decree
I NDAY’S ORGAN PRGGR AM Jos, tih Hall Greener, who receives the <! ice of M istyr of Music this year from DePauw University, will preside at the Goulding Memorial Organ in the Pri shyterian Church at Iroth service* on Sunday. Those who heard Mr. Greener at a recent service in this church or at the Student V, -per will lie glad of the opportunity to hear him again. He has very kindly consented to give a Recital of organ number jurt lie fore the Union Service Sunday evening, commencing
at. 7:15.
Hi- programs of music for the day arc as follows:
10:35 A. M.
Prelude "Spring Song” . . Hollins Off* itry “A Rose” . . . Greener I'ustlude “Allegro Moderato” Wood
7:15 P. M.
< Ii >rale “We all lielieve in one true Bach “Sarabande” Bach “Bi hoe of Spring” . . Friml ‘ In Summer” .... Stebbins Offertory “A Cloister Scene” Mason P -lluil*. “Fugue in G Minor” Greener
6 P. M.,
League.
7:30 P. M., t, rian church, preaching.
Union service PreshyRev. C. Fenwick Ree.l,
FIRST B APTIST ( HI R< H Corner, Spring Ave. and Poplar
street.
Win. J. Crowder, Minister. 9:30 A. M„ Unified School and "orship Service
absence of the pastor, the message will be brought by members of the
Senior B. Y. P U.. Theme: “Was Paul Crucified For
is your opportunity. I^t’s get together with some of our religious problems. Church Council meeting every fourtii Sunday, after the evening -ervice. We need the attendance and advice of every official from the Sunday School and Church at these meetings. Help your church fulfill its responsibility in the community by giving it your supportCHRISTIAN St IKY: I SOUMV 408 Elm St. Sunday Morning Service Reading room open Wed. 2 1 p M “God the Preserver of Man” is the subject of the Loi-on-S* ni.oii in all Churches of Christ, £ Mental, on Sunday, June 12. Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is th* following from the Bible "lie tnat dwelleth in the secret pic ,i the most High shall abide un.. i the shadow of tiie Almighty. Su t-ly tie shall deliver thee from tin ,,f the fowler, and from - pestilence. He shall cover th with his feathers, ami under hi wings shall thou trust 1,, • thy shield and buckler ' (1‘ M l, 3,4). The Lesson-Sermon a 1 in. lude* the following passag, linni the Christian Science textb. s- , iue and Health with Key tures,” by Mary Bi “Prayer, watching, at. v. king, combined with self-imm alien, are God’s gracious means f.>T ac. mplishing whatever has i.i en sue s»fully done for the Chi 1 .tmizatiun and health of mankind” - "Are we benefited by praying Y. the desire which goes fort 1 I . r ling after righteousness is bl : -ur Father, and it does not re:mu unto us void. God is not moved l.v the breath of praise to do more than He has already done, nor can tl. infinite do less than bestow all . d. since He is unchanging wisdoi and Love. We can do more for , i-s by humble fervent petition- ! ul the All-loving does not grunt ' 1 imply on the ground of lip > for He already knows all” t 2 ■
Church I In the'
NEW DEPAUW III I K I Its Captain John C. Samllr . I •' l n ‘
fantry, now on duty at For! Gi T(t<“ G. Meade, Maryland, is det.iiled t" the You'”' DePauw University, Greencastle, In-
David Barr, President, will preside ' diana.
6:30 P M., Junior, Intermediate] Major Francis M. Brannnn, Infan'ahfl Nenior B. Y. P. U’s. 1 try. is detailed to duty nt the He7:30 P. M Union Service in Pres- P !,uw University, Gre innsii. Iiyterian Church Rev 1 . Fetytvick-Reed ! a ttu upon completion ol n . '■ | ‘ r
will preach.
You are cordially invited.
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j TERRE II AUTE POLICE PROBE
HEATH OF G.AK AGEMAN
TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 11, Authorities today delve! into the ,l ' ll,y ' 1 ■ “I J. Otto Erickson, North I “ire Haute g.irageman, on the C ty t it he was slain in reprisal for pu:p itolly having aided dry agents in locating stills. It was said
w is a former member of the |
“horse thief” detective association,
"hii li . i. aided in dry activities.
Lrirk on was found dying on a road
Stick to It Whatever you are from nature, keep to It; never desert your olvi, line ,jf talent. Be wliat nature Intended you for, and you will succeed; be anything else, and you will be ten thousand time* worse than nothing:—Sydney Smith.
Human Nature However exquisitely human nature may have been described by writer* th* true practical system cun be learned only In the world.—Fielding
FIRST ( HRISTIAN CHURCH Mrs. Barnard Handy, Bible school
superintendent.
Peiiod of Bible study, 9:30 to 10:20 a m. ( lasses for all ages. Ubservai ee ,,f (h*- laird’s supper, ilui’ h and Bible -chiol uniting 10:20
to 11:4 r ) a. m.
" D-diip, music and discussion program, 10:45 to 11:40 a. m. This is to l>e a layman’s program, the main theme of which is to be '‘Church Loyalty ami Individual ResponsibilR.v " Brother Charles McGaughey "'ll preside. Superintendent Paul Boston, Mi-s D-nora Alspuagh, Mrs. John Sinclair, and probably others will take (< art in the discussion. Miss l/‘ttie ' . rk will have charge of the music. Every member of the church
should attend this service. ' ung people’s meeting at 6:30.
Union service at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 p. m ., at which Brother E'i.wi, k Reed will preach the sermon. ,hls '"iH !«■ preceded by an cigan recital by Professor Greenor of DePauw university. It will begin at
7:15.
Everybody welcome to any or all of
these services.
ITU,MORE M. E. CHURCH
Hyde Onyett, Pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday Ing 10:00. Ups *
ance climbing.
, Pr ; i a ° c hln « services second and 7:0?P iT** 5 ™ at 11:00 A M * an, l Glass meeting 6:30 P. M- before every evening service. This half hour
Vice Hawaiian Island 'I u 1 llinan
will proceed to Fort H;t,\t
temporary duty for a per, ! not to exceed ten duys, for in-lri 1 n.
Downy Flake Restaurint SUNDAY mini Noodle Soup Friml Chicken with • n un Gr*') Roast Pork with Brown Giart Mashed Potaloes Green Ktriny] Beans. Sliced Tomato** Lemon Pie with Ice • ream Price 35c-50c
keep that
momattend-
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Sunday, June l'l J Re sure and see oui gifts and greeting cards especially i° r “dear old Dad.”
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