The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 June 1937 — Page 4

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NOW SHOW INfi AT THE < IK( I-K IN IN HI\N AI'OIJS A SWELL PICTURE _ YOU BE THE JUDGE!

See him bring to thrilling life thie heart etirring drama of the goldfield* I

PRESTON FOSTER

With JEAN MUIR VAN HEFLIN radio VIRGINIA WEIDLER Pc, “* ' MARGARET IRVING Directed k> Chrlilu Cakunne In duced bv Robert Silk

;*•, *!• *!• ^ KAST fiKKKM ASTLE Twr. '■ 4* Sunday j^uest* at the liouie ot M r . an l Mrs Kiank Koaeli were Mr. and Mrs. John Hampey and children of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and daughter Pearl and another daughter, Mrs. Orville Eagle of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Chadd of Greencastle. Eve-lyn Koach of Indianapolis. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roach and daughter. Little Betty Puracll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl I'ursell is visiting la r grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BecK this week. Mrs. Ella Jackson and daughtJV Verna spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Perkins of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pursel) were Sunday visitors at the Donald Purse'! home. Mrs. Maty Roach and daughter. Jean spent Friday jafternocm with Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Christy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanger wort callers Sunday night .at the Car! Pursell home. Mr. and Mrs. Dorris Uuark wht. were recently married arrived Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Ruark’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Guy Jackson, after a few days trip to Ohio. On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Uuark and Mr and Mrs. Jackson attended (nmmencement at Purdue University as Mr. Uuark was a member of the graduating class. On Monday noon Mr. and Mrs. Uuark returned to Mansfield, Ohio where they w !l make their future home. Mr and Mrs. John Roach of Greencastle called one evening last week at the Frank Roach home. Mr and Mrs. Walter Pursell spent Friday afternoon near Clovcrdale visiting friends. Mr and Mrs. Columbus (Christy were Sunday afternoon guests at the

Ezra Arnold home. Mrs. Walter Roach and daughtei spent Tuesday of this week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and daughters. Mrs. Mae Arnold and daughters ^ ' iuy 11< kson called Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ella Jackson and daughter Verna.

dinner was enjoyed by all. They received several beautiful presents.

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West Floyd Home Economics Club diet Wednesday June !•. with Mrs. .Wealthy Alters. Fifteen members and nine guests present. Contests were given by Bertha Nichols, Worth Arnold and Wealthy Alters and were won by Ethel Eggers, Rose Shaw and Grace Wright. Next meeting to he with Aiis. Charles Lobdell July 14. The picnic being postponed until July 27 at Grade King’s when the East Floyd Economics Club will he entertained. Please note change of both meetings and picnic. Betty Lou Pursell is spending this «veek with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck. Wilma Fern Arnold is reported improving from a fractured leg. Saturday Night Club will journey to Cataract Falls Sunday. June 20. Sunday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Arnold and family were: Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Christy of near Orccncastle. Beatrice Shaw and Leon Parson of near Avon and Marvin, Mary and Rose Shaw Rev. Gordon Chapman, wife and son Clark, of Los Angeles. California. called on Wm. F. Zciner last Friday afternoon. Louise and Henry Coffman of Cloverdale are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ader. Mr. ami Mrs. Maynard Hansoll spent Monday with Mr and Mrs. Ezra Arnold and family. Marvin Shaw has returned home from Danville to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Galvin King celebrated their silver wed ling anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ellis called Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bain at Clovcrdale Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Skelton, Mr. j and Mrs. Eldon Rowings, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rowings and Mrs. Anna Mood were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Roy Ruark at Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. Ruark who has hail an appendix operation is still quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Layman visited James Layman Sunday. He still remains very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin and Mrs. George Spencer accompanied Mrs. Elbert Irwin and two children to Rockville sanatorium for x-rays Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wright, Miss Amelia Elling. Mrs. Eldora Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Dil-

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Keith Bain of Clovcrdale is visit-j ing his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane called on Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer Sunday

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Ivan Irwin is working in Rockville

this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Irwin has pur- I chased the Samuel Dickey farm and ,

will move there soon.

Mrs. John Johnston and daughter visite'if KTis.‘ R. W. Johnston Sunday. I

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Emma Burnside, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Whitson, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Whitson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gardner and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGaughey spent Sunday with relatives at Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Miller, Mrs. Stella Gardner, Mrs. Charles Proctor, Mrs. Paul Goff spent Sunday with Mrs. Con Potter and daughter at Indianapolis. Mrs. Effie Owens is visiting her sister Miss Bertha Hyten at Roachdale. Mrs. Frank McGill of Portland Mills spent Saturday and Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Paul Me Gaughey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leisure of Crawfordsvitle is moving to the property of Mrs. Hettie Long this week

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Mrs. Amy Buis and daughter spent Thursday with Cecil Newman and family. Lillian Faith Buis called on Miss Phyllis Storm Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Eliza Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. ] ** Mr and ■*' '** **' 4- 4 4 4* 4*

R. W. Johnston called on

Mrs. John Johnston Saturday even-

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Sunday, June were present.

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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *• FAST MARION + h Mrs. Amy Buts 4 e4444-644 Dr. and Mrs. Cobh and Mr. and Mrs. John McCammack took supper Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Storm and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson Thursday evening. Bethel Ladies Aid will meet all day Thursday, June 24 with Mrs. Lester Storm. Rev. and Mrs. Oldaeres of Cherry Grove church took supper Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper. Mrs. Della Glidewell of Indianapolis spent the week etui with Mr. anti Mrs. E E. Buis. Mrs. Bertha Cooper and son visited Mrs. Mildred Cooper and daughter Saturday. Rev. Maurice Kessler was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and daughter. Mrs Myrtle Storm visited Thursday with Lester Storm and family. The C. C. Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Elsie Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Buis visited Thursday with Glen Burgess and family. Several from this vicinity attended the children’s exercises at the Fillmore Methodist church Sunday evening. Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Newman and

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Mrs. Pauline Walls spent Sunday with her parents Mi. and Mrs. James

Watts.

A shower was given Saturday night tit the home ol Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Harcourts for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Branneman Many beautiful presents were received. Mr. tind Mrs. Sam Snapp and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen and (laughter Helen Mae spent Sunday at Hoosier High-

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| Marie Pierce is visiting this week with Shirley and Fern Dorsett. I Mr and Mrs H. !> Sanders called Ion Ernest McCamntack's Wednesday afternoon. I Gail Baugh and family called on 1 Mr and Mrs. Cloyd Allen Sunday

evening.

j Mr and Mrs. Robert Scott of Tndi- ' ananolis spent the weekend with Mr

land Mrs. James Watts.

Viola McCammack. Agnes Pierce land Anna f( f fee called on Mrs. Major Coffer Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wildman called on Mr. and Mrs Lee Allen

Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tabor were in Greencastle Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster and daughter Wanda Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Allen and Marie Pierce spe t' Sunday with S. R. Dorsett and fam-

ily.

Charles Clase of near Coatsvill ■ called on Lee Allen Friday. James Watts and family. Ernes* McCammack and wife, Thomas an 1 Agnes Pierce attended prayer meeting Friday night at the heme o' Mr. and Mrs. Abb Allenn near Martinsville. /*J, .}. .t. .j. .J. .J. + .j. .J. .J. .J. ^ !• RUSSELLVILLE 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4* 4 4 4 4 4 f'f Mrs. Lou Wilst u e itcrtninod at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Lucy Reed, Mn. Maggie Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner. Rev. Robert Lewis, Romlues Bovd. Miss Mary Burk of Fillmore spent Hie week end with Mr. and Mrs Louis McGaughey. Mr. and Mrs. Win Welsh entertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Luther Ivys and ramily. Mrs.

Voncastle Although both George Brent and Anita Louise have been under con tract to Warner Bros, studios fot several years, they never met until shortly before they began their co starring assignment in the Cosmopolitan production, "The Go Getter,' which will he shown at the Voncastle Theatre beginning tonight. Their first scene — photographed only a few moments after Director Rushy Berkley introduced them waan intimate love session which had to be shot five times before Berkeley was satisfied.

Chateau With Preston Foster and Jena Muit in the leading roles, a tensely realistic screen drama of the turbulent days of Forty-Nine in the California mining camps, ‘‘The Outc sts of Poker Flat” proved thrilling enterta'nment with its opening tonight at the Chateau Theatre. The two screen favorites are brilliantly cast in the respective roles of a gambler of the old school and teacher who falls in love with him. Their unconventional romance is complicated by the jealousy of Foster’s feminine associate, by the rivalry of a reformer clergyman, and the devotion of the camp to a precocious little ot phan girl whose welfare is an important factor in the destiny of the hero.

I’nliiaiiiville Falls To Coca Cola Team

WINNERS COME THROUGH IN NINTH INNING TO WIN BY 4-S COUNT. ; The most excitement of the current [ softball season was registered Tucs- | day night at Robe-Ann park when the Coca Cola team eked out a 4 to 3 I decision over Putnamville before a large crowd. Putnamville forced the Coca Cola outfit into two extra innings before 'he contest was decided. The tilt was j Cast and exciting from start to finish, and fans claimed it the best J game or the season. W. Scobee’s | t iple was the best blow of the even- j :ig. The feat won him the baseball [ ffered by Sinclair. Doubles were Iriven out by Stringer of Putnamville and Mackey and Miles of the ’oca Cola club. The winners tallied eight hits and ive errors. A. Goldsberry and Mackey amprised the battery for the victorous outfit. Hanlan and Carrington , vere the principals in the Putnamville lineup. The losers drove out seven hits and were charged with two errors. The Kroger aggregation turned back the Kiwanis, 15 to 10, in the night cap. The winners touched A. Smith, former merchant pitcher, for 12 hits. Five errors were charged to the Kroger players. The Kiwanis team scored nine hits and ten errors. Jome worked behind the plate for the losers. Lemmick and Alexander were the principals for the Kroger team A. Smith struck out eight men. A. Smith, Cox, and Harrold came through with two-base hits. The Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE

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