The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 November 1932 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, N< AT^lBlCR 19,
Mrs. Stephenson Hostess
To Woman’s Class
The Woman’s 1‘ible class of the Greencastle Methodist church were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. Fannie Stephenson on east Seminary street ith Miss Helen O’Dell and Mrs. t!uy Deweese as assistant h • lesser With the approach of Thanksgi inp this was a meeting d jirai-e and thanksgiving and a large ■ III'. i:n hiding several guests responded to roll call with quotations from favorite ;ong*. M:>. H. A. Chinch gave the program consisting of sfvcial parts taken from the'Hihh beginning with Moses. As Moses led the children of 1-real through the wilderness, so she led her audience through the books of the Hible with m g of (irnis- and thanksgiving in an interesting and
impressive manner.
The December ineeiuii' ^lll be held
with Mrs. C. E- Stoner.
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W. R C To Meet Monday
rw°lve membeis i -pomnel to ron j •all. Bertha David-nn had charge of j the program and conducted an auto-; mobile contest of which Mrs. Herbert 1
Martin won the prize.
Officers elected for the coming year were president, Gertrude Dnlby; j vice president Bertha Davidson; secretary. Rose Knauer Kn’ght; treasurer, Airs. Berber* Martin. During the social hour the hostess ‘-erved re-
freshments. ’
THE DAILY BANNER Ahd Herald Consolidated • 11 Waves For AH"
OBITTARY
i.eorge Nathaniel smytlu*
George Nathaniel Smythe, wav bom in Putnam county, Indiana. March fi, 1H48. Passed out of thD life November 7, 11(32, at (he age of 84 years, eight months and two days. Moot of his life was spent on his farm near New Maysville. When a young man about 2. r > years old. he was united in marriage to Miss Hen sal of Putnam county, who passed away one year later. In 1875 he was united in marriage in Sarah Culbertson of Hendricks minty. To this ■ inic.ri were born t lire/- sono, Roscne C., Roy D, and Earl Raymond. This ■rsmpanionship was broken by death on October 10, 1900. On Chtistma day, 1912, lie was united in maniage I to Alice Lumpkins whose tender heait
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selves t’lese last years to minister
comforl and joy to hi- life.
Early in life, at the age of nine years, he confessed his Christ and united with the Methodist Episcopal church at Wesley Chapel Later moving to a farm nea; New Maysville. he transferred his church membership to the New Maysvilli VI. E. church. Retiring from the farm, he came to North f-’aF m t<> make him home, he
Woman’s Relief Corps
met Monday afternoon at 1:30 to
practice for inspection.
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Delta Zeta Circle
Met Thursday
Mrs. Archie Allen, s nth Ixrcust street was hosti in the Delta Zeta Circle, Thursday afternoon. Plans were made to hold a rummage sale Dec 3. Ten membi I were pi -ent. Refreshmenst were »erved during the
social hour. •!• *!• •!• 4- +
Monday Book ( luh To Meet Monday The Minday Book Huh will meel Monday evening ;.t K o’clock with Mrs. J A. Bamberger, I OOP nut'i l/i
cast street. *1* -J- 4* ■(* d* •!•
Mrs. Brown Hostess 1 o Coterie Friday
The regular meeting of the E^rie | heaven|y host to sin . thp p raiw
club was held Frida; evening at the home of Mrs. Mill n Brown, Anderson street. Mr . John I!. King read an interesting original Thanksgiving
VVe<d Side Barber Shop Popular Prices It—fri.ml Barbers— 3 Johnson A Hood
Mrs. Henry Martin, Route 3, returned to her home Friday from the
couir.ty hospital.
Mr-. Chris Knauer, Route 3 underwent a major operation at the county | hospital, Saturday morning Mr. and Mrs. John Biurichter of Indianapolis are here vi«i1ing Mr. and Mrs C. L. Gordan, east Elm sfieet. Miss Velva Cone, Commercial Place suffered injuries about the knee Friday when she fell at the high
s bool building.
Mrs. James Bell rf Burlington is the weekend guest of her daughter, Miss Mary Bell, a DePauw student of
Mansfield hall.
Mrs. Oda High will miuii to her | home in Middletown, Ohio hunday uf ter being called here by the i le.-ith of her father. Henry S .Sears, j In the suit of Ernest Frazier
hr ught hr- church rm nbership to the ! .■.gain t ' larence Ho. d, for pos e-rion Noitl Salem Methodist « iumh. All " '• 11 ' tale. I, p|.:( of the plaintiff
through his Christian life he was a! abatement oi i
devote 1 niemher of In's church and
Frank (. Schoenman THF JEWELER Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Phone 122 E. Washington
Mullins Drug Store KOHAKS, FILMS JOHNSTHN’S ( ANDIES Open 8 lo 12 Sunday
Lesson for November, 20
STEWARDSHIP OF MOUlEY
Deuteronomy 8:7-18: 1 OrrlnthUn. 1* i-4;’ II Corinthians 11 ^ °rln-
ihians 9:1-15. ,
GOl.DEN TEXT—Aiid >' e 6a ' ,J unto them, Take heed, and I,. - > 7 ‘ ° ve '; otienesE: for a man’s id*' c ,°* , s s ' .‘\f in the abundance of titf tW mgs whkh
hf* possesseth.—Luke l- r ' •' PRIMARY TOPIC — S\b« rlns
0i I CN’IOR TOPIC—How to I’se Money. INTERMEDIATE A -P ^ NIOR TOPIC—The Christian's l ® Tnp YOUNG FEOPI.E AND -U >URT TOPIC—The Christian’s l -e ot honey.
CHIPS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHPRCH ;
£
Albert E- Mmger, minister. Van Penman Thompson, minister j
of music.
Willaim M. Blanchard,
God's
Turkey Diniier 50c LOCUSTC OTTARF
Christ. God had given him the talent of mu-ir. This talent he never fail ed to use to the glory of God and the interest r.f his church. His chief joy \vu.- to ing the gospel -ongs and to lead and hear i thers sing. Monday evening about 7 o’clock the angel rame to transfer him over to that
of
ids God there. His passing from this life, an irreparable loss, is felt in his home where his faithful devotion was evident to all, in his church and ! community where he was held in highest esteem by all who knew him. He was i <»oo i i>'.an. an • what more can lie >aid of this grand old man of North Salem who will Is* -o sadly
— , , , y- . . i missed tu his good wife, his children
alii grandchildren and mans- r-titives
'' r ! and host of friends.
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While a young loan he become a member of the Odd Fellows lodge ami remained a faithful member until his health wculd P'd permit him to attenl the meetings. Surviving with his widow are two son*, Roscoe C. and Roy D. One son, Earl Raymond, preceded him in death at the age of two years.
tained in morning.
circuit
action was susc urt Saturday
<:\stie cm Sunday Noon Turkey Dinner
The hostep* sen-ed lefre-hments
during the social h. ui.
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Mrs. tshworth Hosti ss To ( ro-Tat • Em ( luh
afternoon with I.-.Hie
Studio IVu Koom
Alamo Buildinv
((pen HI Day Sur 'a> Duck and ( hicken Dinners al Noon lOc
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Suggested (,if« Boxt*-;: \insoi are TRAN- Vi LAN I KH I and others at 35c rtn ' 1 u '>
BOOK (OVERS Tooled I*eallier in Rich C olors 85c 111 $1.00
■ \ number of preparatory students i ot DePauw School if Music from the , )•,. .'-.if Ml - Walker, Mi- Rutledge and Prof. Colling will play in a recital at Music Hall’on Monday evening November 21 st at 7 o’cock. I he public | is invited The State of Indiana, on the rela-i lion of William A. Cooper, auditoi of Putnam county, filed suit in circuit court Saturday against .le.-se ’ I obtn : nd Lydi i 1 reel school fund mortgage assumed by them when th< \ p uised propeity , in Grecncastle. C d niand of *32'. I is made. John II li mes, county at- ' torney, repiesents ’be plaintiff. E Iward Lew is, T years oH.’ who escaped from the Indiana fate farm April 5 while s r-.ii.g a term im- 1 posed at South I! nd f r n n-support, was given a -entem of I to 5 vear-1 at the Indiana stat prison by Judge James P. Hughes .ipon his plea of guilty in . iraut com Saturday mom ing. Lew * was apprehended at Da., ton, ().. where 1., aid he was Ring fruit along the highway - to n.ake a living. Mis- Laura Burn do of Washington, D. C. who cam. home to vote, was painfully l.urt in an auto accident on the return trip. Y large truckstruck her car early h-i Wednesday morning near Cambridge, Ohi >. Mis. Burnside ■-uffer''d a broken ankle and severe cut and bruise- Her car was demolished. Two girls and a penth - man riding with Mi Burnside 1 . suffered cuts a I h iris* All were taken to the Wells fir..- hospital at ( anjhridge. Hus dlville News. - I • • : ! : BETH EL \ M 1. ( HI l« H (ireencastle, Did., c. I Benson pastor. Sunday, Novenilier 20 will be our first quarterly meeting -ince the annual conference Sunday Momirg I/we Feast, 11 A. M., the pastor will use for his subject: “The Stewardship of Money” Every member is requested to lie at this service. Sunday School at 2:30 P. M. Sunday night Rev. C. L. Upthegrave presiding Elder of Southern District will deliver the m> sage at 7 P. M and will give the Lord’s Supi»er. All members, officers arc request 'd to be present at 7 p. in and have reports made out in full to give to the presiding Elder.
Lincoln Restaurant SINDH DINNERS I'lc-IOc Short Orders
Ftter’s Uaraffe Battery and Electrical Service 3 E. Franklin Phone 507
Radio Kopair HI \N ork l • oaraul^i'J .Moore Electric Phone 72
Denny’s Motor Service W I I.DINt,. KEYS, HINDER \M» Ik i|i 5 MURK.
Phon« IKI-K
1027, s. Indiana
< L F. Overstreet I). VV. Killiiucer DENTISTS Hamo IhnldiiiK Tel. 233
FEEKNOirS Drills Sundries I Ul N I \IN SKR\ ICE Open HI Day Sunday.
i,K H. ( tievrokt Sales Inc. I). V\ HDI.I OW I LI. Rhone 34fi N. Jackson
LENDING LIBRARY id NAMILT1 ItOdK STORE
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Hedge’s Meat Market Hiyrh ( lass Mcnls Phone 12 I ree Delivery
PEN AND PENCIL SETS SHI \FI ER-MADE GROI l>s at $1.85
Also Greeting' Cards and Gift Wrapping's SAM HANNA’S ROOK STORK
R \WI'(IKD REM \l R \NT
Sunday
Baked Duck Fried ( hicken Swins Steak Baked Ham
IlinnerH
50c
Lunchea .... 35c
High Point Oil Company 3 I.oral Statiiinti LI N('() ernducta
I." Wealth Is from God yDcut 8 718). What we possess is God’it gift. 1 The natural res urces ioni wTiich vrcaltU is gained were pre; :.. »'d by ' vod ii, 7-17). Thte ta true whi It her it be the fertile soil which proi luces our [iroducts, or the minerals, \yhieh aie hidden away in the earth. 0. Ability to gel wealth is from God (v. IS). The resources hbMen away are valueless until seized upum and changed into usable conuoudilles liy man. The failure to recognize divine | ownership of ourselvi s and possessions lias wrecked the world. Thej sure way hack to prosperity is to gi re recognition to God. M Obligation of Regular and Orderly Giving (1 Cor. 10:1-4). 1. Everybody should gri.e (v. 2). i “Let every one of you lay by him in ! store.” Giving of one's means should he engaged in by every believer. It is u grace which reactw to the benefit of the giver. 2. Giving should he systematic— ; every week (v. 2). The giving of ; small gifts weekly is d Her thnn of 1 larger gifts at less frequent Internals. I There should he proportionate giving <v. 2). ”.Ns God lias prospered him.” No one is obliged to give (hat which lie does nol have. I 4. The impelling motive (v.2). “The lirst day of the wieek.” T he tirst day of Hie week Is designated because It Is the day niemortalj/ing the resurrection of Christ. The reality of Christ's resurrection is Die dynamic for Christian giving. HI. Examples of True Christian Giving (II <'or. 8:1 i The liberality of the Macedonian churches exhibits practically every grand principle and motive which en- , ters Into the giving which has God’s I sanction. 1 1. The source of true giving (v. 1). Tins is said to lie the grace of Gsid. by which ts meant that the disposition to give freely of on rf rnnttev has iie.-u created by the Holy 8p.i', 2. They ggve from the depths of their [loverly (v. 2). Tlu ir limited ! means did not cause them to -tint In their giving. 3. Their willingness surprised their ability <v. 3). God’s gifts are reckoned by Hie degree of vvilllngiies* not by Hie amount given. 4. They were insistent U|ioii being allowed the privilege of giving tv. 4). i brlstians ought to tie tan .Id that to share In the work of the Lord by givmg money Is their high privilege. 5. They first gave themselves to the l ord (v. 6). The only right method of raising money for Hie Lord I- first to Induce men and women to ve their lives to the Lord, and then to give tl.eir possessions. IV. Emulation In Givtng Urged (H Coi 8:0-15) Moved by the generosity of the Macedonian churches, Paul desired Titu- in eonuuend to the (T.ii-tlans the -am* grace. 1. Not us a command (v. S). (living should he spontaneous. 2. As a proof of the sincerity of our j love (v. 8) ‘ As the completion and harmony r.f I'hrlstinn character (v. 7>. The Corinthian church abounded In splr Itual gifts such as faith, knowledge, and nlleranee. but Hie grace of llher alliy was needed for the harmony of their lives. The stingy man Is not \ rymmetrfcnl In charneter. I 4. The self-Mori (Icing example of Christ (v. 9). Christ’s example of self denial and sacrifice Is the supreme example of love. 5. The true principle of acceptable giving Is u willing mind (vv. 1-12) i God does not estimate the value of » J gift on the ground of its Intrinsic I worth, tint the underlying motive prompting It. fl Because of s common eqonliiy fvv 1315). Every Christian shoal,i give something. The law governing the gift Is his ability. V. Inducement* to Give di ('•nj' fir, 7). 1 The volume of reaping Is based upon the sowing (v. 0). 2 There should be a heart [ . rpose (v. 7).
church
school superintendent. 'i:.T0 a. m. Sunday church school. College classes and Men’s class meet in East college. 10:40 a m. Morning worship. Sermon subject, ‘'Bread or Religion.” "Lord, Evermore give us this bread,” John (1:34. Dr. A. E- Monger. Music directed by Prof V. D Thomp-
son.
5:15 p. m. Chat ’N Bible hour. Subject, “What are Y’oung People of Other Lands Thinking?" Leaders, Harrj Ling, Chinese; Irma Julian, Negro, and Kazue Takasutti, Japanese. AH foreign born students of the campus are invited as guests. T he freshman class will be in charge of the program and food. 6:00 p. m. High School Epworth I .vague. All high school students nre urged to come. 8:30 p. in. University vespers. Subject, “Mahatma Gandhi, the Hindu Nationalist.” Speaker, Dr. C,. Bromley lOxnam. Bring your dad and rome
Cash For All These snappy days reminds us *j n . ter is not far off. Get ready f„ r n as it calls for extra ( ash-fo, Coal and clothing and other neces sities. See us f« r liberal lerms of monthly or weekly payments for the needed help, INDIANA LOAN < o. : V. M anhinglou I'hon, 15
CASTLE CAFE Sl’NDVV NIGHT ( how Mein
I Hi. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Harvest day at all services. You are invite ! to bring vegetables, fruit, canned goods or money for Thanks giving baskets for 'he needy of this •hurch and community. Chinch school, 0:30. Dr. G. R. Manhart, superintendent. Service of worship, 10:35. Sermon theme "Thanksgiving in 1789 and 1932." Anthem “Lovely Appear,” Gounod. Solo, ‘Come Unto Me,” Cady, by Robert Stapp. Tuxis C. E., 6:30. Service of worship, 7:30. Subject cf message "The Preciousness of Christ." Robert S! rarer of the univer dty choir will sing. Junior (’. E, 3 45 Monday otter noon. Union Thanksgiving ’ service, 7:30 Wednesday evening in the Methodist church. Sermon by the Rev. R. T. Beck of the Christian church. Note •change of time. The usual offering for charitable purposes will lie taken.
6:30 p m. Mr. and Mrs. Harnl i Edwards are sponsors for this group. This will be a Thanksgiving pi m';nn and Mi s Veeda Hill will he the leader.
\ 1/ A RENE Ft Hi lit || iB 1 . F. Wininger, pastoi Sunday school, 9 30. Morning w iship, 10:4.7 N V. P. S., 6:00. Evangelistic services, 7 on The Rev. T. W. Stofer is now eon-
RANDOM THOUGHTS
Baked ('hicken Dinner Sunday Noon 40c LINCOLN REST Al R ANT Opposite Post office
"S \V IT WITH FLOWERS” Phone 636 Eitel Floral Co. Putnam ( onnty's Leading Florists
G REENCASTLK SERVICE .STATION’ Shelluhrirat ion shell Products Tires, Batteries. General Auto Repairing, 609 N. Jackson, Phone 201
Htue kills everything that It touches • • # In every sea of trouble Christ calms the waves. • • • The whole of human life [<, 0 f | n terest to Christ.
God’s great purpose In wanting men tc give to him Is that he may tie enabled to give more abundantly to them.
SPECIAL PRICES on Photographs the rest of Cammack Studio
IMF FIRST HAP’HHl CHUR* H Gust E. Carlson, minister. U F is Thanksgiving season let us be ino.- 4 of all thankful for Jesus Christ. If you are not thankful to Giid t'or Him perhaps you have' not accepted Christ as your saviour. And why haven't you? He is a gift, “The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Dud,” Rom 6:23. If you ignore this gift you have no part in eternal life. You are lost We desire and work to offer yu this gift The church i- located on the ’on.iv qf Spring avenue and Poplar street. A welcome awaits you at any or all of our services. Bilik* school and worship services from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. We have a g id depnitmentalized Sunday school with suitable classes for everyone. The choir will sing and the faslor will speak from God s word using as ;i theme. “Ashamed of My Words." \Ye have a junior worship service in onmetion with out regular mnrnini'*
worship.
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 and evening worship and praise at 7::i0. There ■ire interesting discussions in all our 1!. Y. I’. U. services Special musical numbers, ipiaise, prayer and a mesage. "The Second Chance,” will compose our worship service. (hoir rehearsal Thursday evening
at 6:30.
1’rayer service Thursday evening
at 7:30
Rev. T. W. Slider ducting -pe.'ial revival -en : ■ at thi* church. St rvict next wek at 7:15 p. ni. Come and hear the old-fashioned go- - I CHRIS'I \N SCIENCE CHFRCH 4(18 Elm St. Sunday morning -ervice, 1i):45. Reading room or>en WednS'day from 2 to 4 p. m. “Soul and Body” is the object of the Lesson-Sermon mall 1 h rcDM of Christ. Scientist, on SontU), November 20. Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible "1 beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that \a present your bodies a living sacrith. holy, acceptable untft God. which youf reasonable service. And tie not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the lenevviny of your mind, that ye may pi've what is that good, and acceptable and perfect, will of God” ( Rci 12 1 ji. The Lesson-Sermon al iiuludei the following pasaagi fi the Christian Science textbook i ce and Healt h with Key to Ho S riptures.” by Mary Baker Eddy Pe tach sense from the body matter, which is only a form of bin ,i. belief. and you may learn thi i ■ .'ininp of (,od, or good, and the mituii of the immutable and immortal L iking away from the mutati" I time and sense, you will neitlo" i ■, thi solid object! and end 1 your own identity. Fixing \ ur pate on the realities supernal yob will rise to the spiritual eon: emu new of being, even as the bird which has burst from the egg and |ii'*eos its wings for a skyward flight” (i ',]).
Regular monthly deacon’s meeting Tuesday evening at 7 n’clork in the "hurch apaitments.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert TaImage Beck, minister. Morning worship and communion *t 10 o’clock. Speaker, Mr Heck.
Subjec, •‘WaKto.’’
( hurch school, Mrs B. H. Handy,
director.
Junior church at it) o’clock. John Talbott, supervisor. This i s for the 'hildren from approximately 6 to 13 y ats of age. Her. the children are receiving fine training in being ’church-minded.” A vested choir for th-se children is j n training. Chil-
of beginners
MAPLE CHAPEL Ml IIDHlM t HI R< H
Angie Godwin, mini.-ter. Mrs. K. L. .Stone, < hurch '''liO''' 1 «il|>erintendent. Sunday church school, 9:311 :\. n Junior church, 10:30 a m. EN'ening service, 7:30 p m. Sermon subject “Lord T'eiu'h I ’v iPray.” Thanksgiving services will liel at tho church Thursday evening c'
7:30.
O, Come, Let us sing unto in' 1 Lord: lot us make a joy f il nor 1 the rock of our salvation. Let us come before his ptcseii" with Thanksgiving, a.'d make a jo) ful noi.-e unto him with P PSALM 95, verses 1 and 2.
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age and nursery fnjF during t’*e
all (lasses meet
Fhristmas November. 17 tf
dren
age will lie church hour. Bible school,
11:20.
Christian Endeavo, . College at*-1 dents fellowship te u and forurn at ' f 1 ® V ' 1 *'''>’enee Mainea is thej header and the subject is "The Youth I Movements in , h e Balkans.” Profes-
sor Vigneras will (»,
speaker
H1 * h Rfhoo! Endeavor meet' at
the gne-t
SAAl HANNAS Lcndiiijo: I.iliniry
offers
Ik ANTON M ALI Y hy Booth Tarkinzti* RfUMAN BEING ... by ( hrixtopher MorW* PT'RN’S M ANTLE r • • Rest Plays of 1931*"’
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