The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 June 1936 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER And Herald Consolidated ••ft Wave* For Ali" Entered *n the poetoffloe at Oreen-i-astle, Indiana, an second claaa mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 10 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3 50 to $5 00 per year by mall outalde Putnam County. \ BIBI.K I IIO( (.111 FOB TODAY The Rainbow Throne: Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need, Hebrews 4:15.

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Funeral services for Mrs. Mary at the Union Chapel M E. church. Ellen Cali, OH. who passed away at Rev. Stanley Hall of North Salem the home of her son, W. A. Call, In and Rev. O. A. MeKinney of RoaehKoachdaie Tuesday morning, will be dale will officiate. Burial will be in held at ten o’clock Thursday morning the Union Chapel cemetery.

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS Roy Christy is in Fort Wayne on business. Mrs. Nellie f.'handler, former houfce mother of the Alpha Gamma Delta house is visiting friends in Greencastle. The environment committee of fhe c o-ordinating council will meet at the Ivgh school building this evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. May Hammond, Mrs. Edith Gilbert and Miss Susie Talbott attended commencement exercises at St. Mary’s college at Terre Haute Tuesday. Katharine Albin, daughter of Paul Albin ot this city, who suffered an elbow fracture Tuesday alternoon when she fell from a pony, is confined to the Putnam county hospital. Suit for divorce, charging abandonment, was filed in Putnam circuit court Tuesday afternoon by Lois Boggess against William Boggess. James and Alice are attorneys for the plaintiff. The Phi Delt show, “Sky High,” is rapidly swinging into shape with daily rehearsals. The Phi Delta Kappas and, Miss Mitchell the director, state this will be one of the outstanding entertainment events of the season. “Sky High” wall be presented Tuesday and Wednesday, June 16 and 17, at the high school auditoriuift.

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Mrs. J. C. Knight of Elm street,! who fractured her knee in March, Is

slowly recovering.

Jewell Grimes returned to his home, Greencastle H. 1, from the Putnam county hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Edwin Brants and daughter Lois l^ou of Ft. Wayne and Mrs. J. T. Brown of Advance are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Talbott and family. Born to Mr. anil Mrs. Roy E. Parker of Coatesville, twins, a daughter Willa Dean and a son Willis Gene, at the Putnam county hospital, Wednesday morning. Boy Scouts of Troop 99 who are going to attend the county Camporee to be held at the Greencastle Scout Cabin near the city airport please assemble at the High School building promptly at 12:00 noon Thursday. Come prepared with food, blankets, mess utensils, and other materials as decided upon at our meeting Monday night. Scouts not present Monday night may get a list of these from other scouts who were present. Any parents or others who can possibly furnish cars to take the scouts to the camp please be at the High School at this time. The trip will require only a few minutes. All scouts who can possibly do so should attend. A good time is promised for all.

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Miss Eleanorc Miller returned home from Muncie where she had been in school the past year. Melvin W'ood of Marshall and Geraldine Clark of Bainbridge spent Sunday with George Frank and wife. There will be a home coming and basket dinner at Union Chapel on Sunday, June 14, with a children's program in the afternoon and preaching at night everyone cordially in-! vited with well filled baskets. Lee Miller and family spent Friday | at Muncie and Miss Hilda Miller returned home with them to spend the week end Mrs. Noeling. mother of Mrs. Dix is very poorly at this writing. Mrs. Margaivtte Wiatt and Mrs. Maude O’Haver are both some better i this week.

RULING SUSTAINED (Continued From Pn«e One)

tory order, and appellees have moved to dismiss on the ground that it does not come within the statute, as the several amounts required to be paid are not set out in the order, but left to computation but such motion is overruled. After giving the specifir bequests to first be paid, a legacy was provided to the Y. M, C. A. of $1,000 and then the residue given to Wabash College. "As against residuary legatees, specific legacies will draw interest after the expiration of a year from the date of the death of the testator,” The appellants contend that the rule applies only to the residuary legatee, and not against the Y. M. C. A. gift, as it was not a residuary gift. But the court says that the will provides that the other gifts should be paid first, and so they stood in preference of the Y. M. C. A. gift the same as though it were the residuary gift. The will is not so worded as to permit the executor to hold and manage the estate to increase it, for the purpose of paying the gifts which the will provided should be paid only if there were sufficient money left to pay them after paying the first gifts. Delay for the purpose of being able to sell assets at a better price are beneficial only to those gifts which stand second to the gifts which are to be first paid, and cannot deprive the preferred legatees

of interest on their gifts.

Young People Have Dist. Convention

M. E. CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN TERRE HAUTE THURSDAY

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The Greencastle district young people’s convention will be held Thursday at Maple Avenue Methodifet church, Terre Haute. Registration will begin at 9 a. m. The forum hour under the direction of Rev. Hugh McGlasson will be held at 1 0:20. The principal address of the morning will be given by Dr. J. Emmett Porter, district superintendent, on the theme “Youth and the Church.” Rev. R. W. Mikel will give the devotional aduiess in the afternoon. The closing address of the afternoon will be delivered by Rev. C. M. McClure on “Lifting Life’s Levels.” The conven-

tion banquet will be served at 6 p. m. The evening session will be given over to the drama tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. F. Small, district director. Local young people des.ring to go are asked to be at Gobin Memorial church by 8 o’clock Thursday evening. Movies recommended by the DAR national reviewing committee and to be shown locally soon include “Harmony Lane.” “Too Many Parents.” “And So They Were Married,” “Sons O’Guns,” “Singing Kid” “Case Against Mrs. Ames,” “Golden Arrow,” “Show Boat,” “Fury.” ^SOCIETY Clinton-Madlson Home Ee. Club To Meet Thurnday The Clinton and Madison Home Economic Club will meet at Mrs. John Bee’s Thursday afternoon. June 11, there will be a speaker from Greencastle -'* •;* -1- 4- 4Hirthday Party for Forest Figg On Sunday, une 7. friends and relatives of Forest Figg gathered at the home of his mother. Mrs. Emma Figg to celebrate his 35th birthday anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Doma Figg and sons Dale and Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Vernel Figg of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Britten and daughter Bettie of Columbus, Mrs. Irene Hulse and son Russell, Miss Virginia Tibbs of Amo, Forest Bowen, Mrs. Olney Philips and children of Coatesville anil Mrs. Herschel Smythe of Fillmore. -1--P4-4- + + + + V. F. W. Auxiliary To Meet Thursday The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign wars will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Black, south College Avenue. Delegates will be chosen to attend the Department Convention to be held in Bloomington, June 25, 26 anil 27. -1--5-4- + ++ + + S. C. C. Club Met Tuesday The S. C. C. Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Roy Newgent with Mrs. Blanche Pickett as assisting hostess. The sixth chapter of the original club work was given by Miss Ruth Stewart. Eighteen

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members anil one guest. Mr, ing were present. 4- 4- 4* 4- 4- •!• Section Three Will -Meet With Mrs. Floyd Section Three of the cti church will meet at the hou Mrs. William Floyd. 627 East y street. Thursday afternoon at 2 clock. A.ssistant hostesses W | Mis. George Browning Mrs. Crawley and Mrs. John Williai 4-4-4'4-4-4- + + Tri Kappa Will Meet Thursday Tri Kappa will meet with J C. Gillen, Thursday evening i o’clock. Members please note c 4- 4* 4- -h 4- + -y + Local Women Attend Cheer Guild Breakfast Local women who attended t nual June breakfast of Riley Guild, held in the Claypool a, Indianapolis Wednesday mi were: Mrs Milo West Mrs. West, Mrs. Charles Crawle daughter Julia. Mrs Albert L Mrs. Charles Allen. uM Mrs Pitchford. Following the hre a tour was made through the hospital. 4- 4- •!• 4* 4- 4- 4* 4-Sei-tlon Two Will Entertain With Picnic Section Two of the First Cti church will hold its annual supper for their families Tn evening at 6 o’clock at the hi Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd, Xort Members are asked to bring I table service. Rev. Beck w charge of the program. In ram the picnic will be held church.

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