The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 September 1933 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1933.

BASEBALL RESULTS \mrrican Association liul'uiiapolis, 2; Toledo, 0t.'ol.;iiihii8, !*; Louisville,6. .Minneiijioli?, 7; Milwaukee, 3tit. 1’ctul, 8; Kansas City, 4 American League

Wathingtan, 11; Chicago, 2Mew York, 5; St Louis. 3Detroit, 4-4; Boston, 3-3-Ph ; l2: ! .:lphia, 9; Cleveland, 2National League

New York, 2; Pitt?burgh. 1 C licago, 8; Boston, 3Cincinnati, 12: Brooklyn. 0. St loms, 6; Philadelphia, £»■ (. \ME HERK SlMMV The Groencastle Merchants will he hos' to the Indiana, lis Cubs, one of the best semi-pro baseball teams in the capital city Sunday afternoon at I.c. as park. A real game is assured local fans and no doubt a larg-e crowd will witness the matinee.

THE DAILY BANNER CLASSIFIED ADS

And I — Herald Consolidated —For Sale— “It Waves For All” | poll SALE:—Blue Damson plums-

of rice tied with, a green bow which held a tiny parchment scroll insenb- I ed “Caddie and Mac, New York City— j

October.’’

The nuptials in October which will

unite in marriage Mbs Tofaute and Entered in the postoffice at Green-| p re€ , stl , ne or Cling, Strains Onjhard-, Mr Buren McCormick will be another cast ] ei Indiana, as second class- mail | p), nne Rural 93. pl-tf-

culmination of a DePamv University ma ^ er under Act of March 8, 1878. campus romance as both were stu- Subscription price, 10 cents per ients at DePauw when their friend- week . $3.00 per year by mail in Putship began n am County; |3 50 to $6.00 per year Mis.- Tofaute was one of the most ^ ma jj ou t s ide Putnam Countybrilliant in B H S-, from which she J

graduated in 1928. She was accomp-

FOR SALE: Household good^, 901 ! S. locust street. Call any time after

12 o’clock.

5-5ts

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

Miss Freda Macdonald left Thursday for Unionville wdiere she will teach music and English this winter.

ELFauw Graduates To WcJ in October The home of Mr and Mrs Dan Tofaute, 1608 X. -treet, was the set lie Thursday evening of a lovely a-noun.e.r ?nt party, in honor of younger daughter, Mi.-? Kutheryn

Tcfa.ite.

Tiie appointments were beautifully carried out in gold and green, the chosen colors of the bride-elect. A profusion or gorgeous marigolds were used with artistic effect throughout the rooms. The small tables were cen-

tered with lifelike yellow ro.-e holders ; good walnut safe with glass doors, with green lighted topers. At each .-12: \ietrola, S4; 6-tube cover wa- a tiny transparent gold hag : radio .410. Jeffries, Berry St.

lished excelling in oratory and rea 1hg. afributes which eeraed for her j signal dramatic honors in her univer- , -ity life- She was also judged the

most popu’er girl on the campus and .

was one of the mast beautiful co-eds Mayor W. 1. Denman attended the V the Mirage of that year. [state fair at Indianapolis 1 riiday. She was a ine.i.'her of the Alpha Tp,, Elks will have a fish fry at Phi sorority She wa- graduated fro” 1 ! t h e ir club house tonight. It will be

DePauw in 1932- i f or memliers only. Mr McCormick is the son of Mr. | Robert DlTPr has returned

1 nd Mrs K. R McCorrick. 41..8' Iracelan I avenue, Indianapolis. IT? s an alumnus of DePauw I niversity vith the 1930 class He was identified vith the Phi Gamma Delta and the Sigma Delta Chi fraternities. H? is j the low a member of the Wall Street Journal -taff f New York City—

Bedford Daily Times.

FOR SALE: Frying chickens, White Rocks and Rhode Island Reds, 2>n and 4 lbs. W. E. McBride. Phone 438-Y. 8 ' 2t

goggy NEXT WEEK S EVENTS Monday. Sept. 11 Putnam County Credit Asso-ciation-Elms Inn at 6:30. Official board meeting cf Methodist church—7:30. The Fortnightly Club—Hostess, Mrs. Daggy and Mrs. Harris. Woman’s Relief Corps—3 30.

home

after visiting in Chicago, he also att nded the Century of Progiess Ex-

position-

Miss Helen King, who teaches in

high sch >ol at nr.

Saturday to resume her work for the

coming year.

There will be a meeting of the Putnam County Credit Association at Elms inn, Monday evening at 6:30

o’clock!

Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Longden are at home from Hay View, Mich.,

Fred Smith and family of Peru are | w h Pre they spent a part of the sum-

here visiting his brother, Ralph |

Smith and Groencastle.

family, living east of

FOR SALE — Upright piano, $17;

' mer vacation.

Miss Catherine Davenport, who spent the summer with relatives near London, England, has returned to her

home in Groencastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Connerly of aie here visiting their parents

Mr.

Gloratcne, Gary

and other relatives and friends.

Connerly is u teacher at Clary. Mi and Mrs Thomas Nelson

“ gj Chicago, Mr. an 1 Mrs- Albert Nelson,

“OLD ;;<>l.l> COFFEE SHOP”

(Corner. Washington and Locust St- )

Featuring “that good coffee and home made rolls, for bieakfast* and light lunches. Regular breakfasts—a specialty

6:009:00 A. M.)

Lunches - Dinners - Delicatessen Service Old-fashioned home cooking served the way you like itMRS. J. IJ. VAN HORN

Phone 128-X

ej 1 Miss Margaret Nelson. Mrs. Frank [gj Dryer and four children spent Labor

[|j j day in Martinsville

ED In tin divorce action of Grace (3 J Hamm against Sam Hamm, pending in circuit court, the defendant Friday

cross-complaint in which he

I?J charges his wife with extravagance >: H,' ask- that he lie granted a divorce gi and custody of children F S Hamil-

jl I filed

DeWITT OPERATED HOTELS ARE LOCATED IN THE HEART Of THEIR RESPECTIVE CITIES

In ( lit larui ttx © ThetlOILENDFN

1050 ROOMS ALL WITH BATH

RADIO IN EVERY ROOM

In (l/ucaqc ,A

1000 ROOAVS, All With bath "IN THE HEART OF THE LOOP"

In Ooliiml'Ui Us

650 ROOMS ALL WITH BATH RADIO IN EVERY ROOM

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RADIO IN EVERY ROOM

fuUun UNUSUAUY COMFORT 'ABLE ROOMS. THE FINEST Of fOODS AND RATES STARTING Al 1250 SINGLE, $350 D0UBIE

FOR DELIVERY NOW. car 6-inch Lump Coal, shaft mined. A. J. Duff. Phone 317. _ _ FOR SALE: Two Bird dogs, male and female. 7 months old. Price d reasonable. Walter Haines, Coatesville, R._2. ri - 9 - 2 P | Melons, home grown, at the patch,! just past ( row’s Bridge- Tom Hard- i wick and Otis Matthews Ip

Tuesday, Sept. 12 Phi Delta Kappa at club house. Elks at club rooms.

S. C. C. club.

Tuesday Reading Circle, tese, Mrs. Town. Sunday school council of

tist church.

Hos-

Bap-

For Kent —

FOR RENT: One two-room kitchenette and bath apartment, furnished unfurnished. Wilbur Donner. 8-2t FOR RENT: One six-room strictly modern newly decorated house on College avenue. Wilbur Donner. 8-2t FOR RENT:—Modem furnished apartment. Reasonable rates, 702 E. Seminary street. 9-U.

FOR RENT —. Modem furnished sleeping rooms. Call Banner office. 9-2p

Wednesday, Sept. J3 Rotary—Qommereial/ hotel at noon. Woman’s Circle of Presbyterian church. Choir practice, Presbyterian church, 7 o’clock. Boy Scout meeting, Methodist church at 7 o’clock. Greencastle chapter No. 22. R. A. M. Masonic temple. Thursday, Sept. 14 Kiwanis at Christian church at noon. Baptist church. Proyer meeting and choir piactice.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Gust E. Carlson, minister.

It might be wise to stop, occasion- j ally, and meditate upon the ultimate 1 value of those things that we so ner- j vously grasp after these days and for i which many people only live. The 1 scriptures read, “Your riches ate corrupted, and youc garments are motheaten. Your gold and silver is cankered; jutd the rust of them shall l>e a witness against you. and shall eat your flesh as it w-ere fire. Te have heaped treasure together for the last days.” This is the Gospel proclaimed | at our church, comer of Spring ave-

nue and Poplar street.

Sunday school at 9:30, meeting in three simultaneous departments. Morning worship at 10:30. Mes-

SCHOOL DAYS Bring Added Expe nse I*t us help you j advancing y OU the money. You ean pay us hack in Sln>11 weekly, or monthly I)aym J Indiana UunCo,

24'/, K. Wash. st.

Lincoln Restaurant SUNDAY NOON Fried Chicken Dinner

church Wednesday evening at Pan The church wil conduct an ope,, „,

sage by the pastor, “The Lord’s Day nietl "8' at the east entinnee of ^

courthouse this evening, weather pe. mining. The pastor will give a reJ ing “Curfew Must Not R lng

night.”

We welcome you to all our sen.

FOR RENT:—'Five room modem house anh garage. Phone 565-Y. 8 2ts.

and His House.” Anthem, “Great is

the Lord,” by Holton.

B. Y. P U. services at 6:30. Installation service in the senior group.

Evening evangelistic service at ,

7:30. Message. “God’s Jewel Case." j at the lltlle white chu K , h on th ( nil,

Special musical selection, “Just a Song About My Saviour,” by Mere- J

dith.

Choir rehearsal Thursday evening j at 6:30 and midweek prayer service at 7:30. Note change in these two services. f

FOR RENT: Unfurnished modern newly decorated 3 or 4 room apartment. Heat, light and waiter furnished. 19 Highland street. 8-2t

FOR RENT: 4 room modern apartment. Water furnished. Suitable for man and wife or two ladies. 812 South College ave. Phone 586-X. 7-4t

—Wanted-

SCHOOL SUPPLIES Second Hand Texts When you think of school books and school supplies, think of Sam Hanna's. We have every thing for the student fiom pencils to encyclopedias. SHEAFFEK MADE PENS, #1.00 IP Other Pens Mechanical Pencils 25c Up 10c Up

Other items such as rulers, ink, paints, paste etaserf at lowest possible prices.

SAM HANNA’S HOOK STOKE

scissors and

ton is the husband's attorney. Announcement was made Friday j that the picnic sponsored by the 1 Young Democratic dub of Putnam l.ounty- will he held in the Stockwell 1 yi tve, south of the National road '.m I -tute road 43, Sunday, September 17I It was stated Thursday the picnic would be helni in the Craddick Grove. An Essex coupe belonging to Fred Lancaster, north Jackson street, was damaged Friday night when Lancaster was reported to have gone to leep at the wheel and the car went into the ditch near Raccoon. The d: mnged car was brought to the Mc(d inmon garage in this city for re-

pairs.

Tw.i Putnam county pledges of In.N iana university sororities were :innoui. ed Friday following the annual rush which is the outstanding part of the . pening of the school year Miss Marjorie Rice of Roachdale was ; pit gi d to Pi Beta Phi and Miss MarI ian Goldsberry of Greencastle was pledged to Phi Omega Pi. J. O. Canimack of the Cammack j Studii was awarded second prize in tie portrait class of photography at * tile date fair in Indianapolis this jthis week. Mr. Camack has exhibited many times at the fair and has never I failed to win some prize money. He has won first prize several times The exhibit this year, as a whole, was better than usual. Rev. V L Raphael, pastor of the I’l-e.-hyteriAn church id’ Greencastle, appear on the program of the fall 1 out rence of the Young People of the Pn sbytery of Indianapolis, which will he held at McCormick’s Creek state park near Spencer, Septen.l>er '.6 ard 17 Rev Raphael will lead the high school age group in a discussion at the Saturday afternoon session. Funeral services were held at Bedford Saturday afternoon for I^mis Huff, 22 years old, city editor and sports writer of the Bloomington Daily Telephone who died Thursday at Bloomington following a sunstroke offered last Monday. Huff, who graduated from Bedford high school and attended DePauw university two y irs, was .widely known throughout southern Indiana as a sports writer Th<> feature game of the western part of Indiana wdll be 1 played at Crawfordsville Sunday when the strong (loverdale Grays tangle wdth the Crawfonisville K. of C. The Grays will lie after their twelfth straight victory, one of which broke up an eh ven game winning streak of the Caseys. Johnny Twdgg, stellar southpaw will lie on the mound for Cloverdals wdth Allison behind the bat. Bennett and Kirby wall work for Crawfonisville. This is the rub game if a three game series. Action starts at 2 o’clock

WANTED:—Soy bean hay or oats straw. E- W Baker. County Agent.

8-2t.

MALE HELP WANTED:—Man wanted in this locality as direct representative of well known oil company. Sell small town and farm trade on easy credit terms. Experience not necessary- No investment required Chance for immediate steady income Write P T. Wel'-ter, General Manager, 669 Standard Bank Bldg- Cleveland, Ohio. 9-lp.

WANTED-

Mrs. New gent Hostess To Friday Circle The regular meeting of the I riday Circle was held with Mrs. Roy Newgent, south Jackson street, Friday afternoon, with fifteen members and two guests present. It was decided to hold the annual party for the families, at a picnic supper at 6 o’clock, at the home of the president, Mrs. Fred Long, on Sept. 22. Mrs. Maude Williams conducted a contest which was won by Mrs. Russell Newgent. Refreshments were served during the

social hour. ++*♦+♦

Fortnightly Club To Meet Monday The Fortnightly club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Albery Daggy, east Washington street.

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W. C. T. U. to

Meet Monday

The W. C T. U. will meet Monday afternoon, Sept. 11, at 2:30 o’clock in the Baptist church. Mrs. Lester Jones will have charge of the program. A full attendance is desired.

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CHURCH OF THE \A7.AHE\E

B. F. Winninger, pastor. Sunday school—9:30.

Preaching- 10:45.

Young people’s sendees—6:30,

Preaching—7:30.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, minister. Church school, 9:30. Dr. G. B. Manhart, superintendent. Morning worship, 10:35. Sermon theme: “Christian Education for j Every Child.” The choir wdll sing “Just for Today,” by Ambrose. Tuxis, C. E , 6:30. Leaders, Mary Ella Miller and Mary Lucille Rice. Woman’s Circle social meeting. 1 2:30 Wednesday afternoon, at the' home of Mrs. C. C. Gautier, with Mrs. C. G. Jordan as assisting hos- 1

tess.

Choir practice, 7:30 Friday eve- |

ning.

GO BIN MEMORIAL METHODIST ' BNBCOPAI CHURCH Rev. Albert E. Monger, minister. Prof. Van Denman Thompson, minister of music. 9:30 A. M. church school, W. M. Blanchard, superintendent. Classes are graded according to ages and interests. 10:40 morning worship. Sermon subject, “Comp This Way.” 6 P. M. High School Epworth > League.

W ESLEY CH U»EL M. K. CBU Raymond R. Deweese, pastor. Mrs. Leota Rauh, Sunday «ct*

superintendent.

Church school at 9:30 a m. W01 ship service at 10:30 a. m. Homecoming will he held on

day, October 1.

Sunday Noon Fried C hicken Dinner CASTLE CAFF. Come.- Wash, and Vine -treet!.

Read The INDIANAPOLIS STAR AGENT’S PHONE 5M-K Sunday Delivery, Phone 311 Sunday News stand Duff s uffil

Any kind of dead stock

Call 278, Greencastle. We pay allj M(mj(Jay ( .| u ,,' charges. John Wachtel Co. 24-tf, (m|H . d

WANTED: To rent five or six room The meeting of the Monday club semi-modern house. Reasonable, which was to have been held Sept. 11 Phone 541-K. 8-2t]hns been postponed until Monday,

~ 1 Oct. 2.

—Miscellaneous— + + + + + +

" : Bride-Elect Honored

JAMES CAFI for Good Home I shower

Co iking.

GRAND OPENING Monday, Sept. 11, The 11 Shop. Plenty of new and second hand hooks. Also a large lending library. 8-2t.

Baked and fried chicken dinners Sunday at the Ciuwford Hotel. 9-lt

SEEK LEY El WORK FUNDS (Continued from Page One) ing power. Their wages spent would speed up the ciivulation of money and be a big help in the revival of business. Flood control simply must come some day The time to do it is now when need for employment is great.” Mrs. Jenckes presented figures showing the acreage that is annually flooded and records showing the reports of army engineers. Major General Brown sai dthe army engineering corps already had sufficient data to make possible commencement cf work within from 30 to 60 days after the money is allotted. The improvement, if ordered, would be carried on under the direction of army engineers and upon a plan they outline. However, civilians living within the leve districts where levee- would he built would Is* employed. It i« estimated that 2,000 men would he given employment for two years. “I am encourages to lielieve we w ill get the money and that this project which means so much to Indiana will he approved," said Representative Jenckes following the hearing. Otto Deluse and L. G. Ellinghnm, memliers of thg Indiana public works advisory hoard, were among those attending the hearing.

Frazier’s Barber Shoo HAIR (IT 2".e — SHAVE 15< Work Guaranteed Mark Kucher Earl Frazier

Fried ( hicken Dinner SUNDAY NOON Stiidio Tea Koom Alamo Building

Miss Mary O’Rear entertained Friday evening at hei home on Olive street with a bridge party and linen shower in honor of Miss Ilene Mundy whose manage to Harold Duncan will take place the last of this month. There were sixteen guests. After four games of bridge, high score was held by Miss Helen Johnson and second high by Miss Imogene Cooper. There was a guest prize. Throughout the evening “tele grams” arrived at intervals with intructions for Mis- Mundy to look in various rooms for packages. The last telegram arrived at the conclusion of the final game and not until then was she permitted to open the gifts. Refreshments were served In the •lining room. The large table was centered with a crystal bowl of baby’s breath and four white tapers tied with yellow tulle. The place for the guest of honor was marked by a miniature bride. Small silver and gold wedding hells tied with y*llow ribbon were fastened to the nutcups us favors. Miss O’Rear was assisted by her aunt. ++++++ Miss St 1 oil be To Vied David Johnson The marriage of Mis- Doris St n si be of Roachdale and Prof. David F. Johnson of Crawfonisville will take place, Sunday mnrming at the Presbyterian church at Roachdale. Miss Strouhe who is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Strouhe of Roachdale, atten led DePauw and Indiana University and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Prif. Johnson who is a son of Mr. and Mr.-. Will C* Johnson of Crawjfordsville is a graduate of Wabash | '-ollege and is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha. The young couple will 111a ke their I home in New York where Prof. Johnson is an instructor in New York ; UniversityFOR ENT- Four room unfurnished apartment with bath at 410 south Indiana stieet. Phone 667, 3*‘j East ! Franklin street.

Linen Suits Should Be Laundered. Send Them To I * HOME STEAM LAUNDR! Phone 126

FIRST ( HRIST1AN CHURCH Robert Talmadge Beck, minister. ! Miss Rachel Dean, organist and choir director. Mrs. B. F. Handy, director of the church school. J 10 A. M. Morning worship anil | communion. Pielude, “Arcadian Idyll,” Lemare. Offertory “Adagio Triste” Yon. Anthem "Sun of My Soul" Parker. Sermon subject "What Happens When We Go to Church,” Speaker, Mr.'Beck. Postlude, Sketch, in F’ Minor, Schumann. 11:20 A, M. Church school. All classes meet immediately after the morning worship service. 1" A. M Junior rhurch. Those lie-! tween the ages of 7 and 13 are wel- 1 come in this group. 10 A. M. Nurseiy department.; Children between the ages of 3 and 0 , are invited. 6 P. M. Christian Endeavor and, social hour. Installation of officers, 1

Frank ('. Schoenman THE JEWELER Watch, Clock and Jewrlrj Repairing Phone 422 E. IVashin

0-K BARBER SHOP H!<iH 1 LASS W0II Comer Indiana an Walnut M. C. Johnson. Prop

Try a Tank of the nev* P 66 Anti Knock BINKLEY SERVICE STAlW Airport Road

W. C. GUSCOCK JEW ELRY A >H SIC Watch, ( lock, Jewiirj i Instrument Repair*!. * Phone 428

( HRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ' 408 Elm St. Sunday morning service, 10:46. Wednesday Evening Service third Wednesday of the month. Reading room open Wednesday from 2 to 4 p. m. "Substance” Is the subject of the Lesson-Serinon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, September 10. Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mino house, and prove me now herewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour vou out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive It. And all nations shall call you blessed: for ye shall be a delightsome land, saith the Lord of Hosts" (Mai. 3: 10, 12). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the follow ing passages from the < hristian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The Bu j ! an< e ’ intelligence, Truth, and Love, which constitute Dcitv. are reflected by His creation; and when we subordinate the false testimeny of the corporeal senaes to the facts of Science, wa •shall see this true likeneHs and reflection everywhere” (p. 610).

Mullins Drug Store KODAKS, FILMS JOHNSTON’S CANDIES Open 8 to 12 ‘-undiy

“SAY IT WITH FLOWERS’ Phone 636 Eitel Floral Co. Putnam County's Iz'adinK Eli

Denny’s Motor Servitf WELDING. KEYS, FFNDE* AND BODY WOREPhone 310-K 1«25 *

FLEENOR’S Drags Sundrt* FOUNTAIN SF:R'* tE Open All Day Sunday^

MAPLE CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH Church school, 9:30 *. in. Mrs. W illis ( rod ian, su|icriuten<iciit ( hurch school Itnard meeting, 10:30 a. m. F.veniny service 7:30. .'fernwn subject, "Right i s Right—Since God is God.” There will he special music. ‘ Song and prayer service at the

L.&H. Chevrolet Sales W O. W. HOLLOWELL Phone 346 N-

Hiffh Point Oil Company 3 Local S'*' 101 * L1NCO Prudurtl