The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 January 1939 — Page 2
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£. v jJ- + -f v •!• •?••£••}■ v •h BAIN BRIDGE -r ^ + + + l ii4 , + * + + + + + +4j| M.. and Mrs James Smith arui daughter have returned to their heme .n Milwaukee after spending the hcli lays here with i..a parens. Mr. and Mrs James Smith. Sr. Dr. an 1 Mrs. L. W. Veach and sem visited on Sunday with his father Dr P. H. Veach and family at Staun-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Baird and daughter have returned from Florida after spending a week with her brother Earl Hedge and wife. Mr. and Mrs Frank Bakei and family were Sun .ay guest? of Clarence Beck and family. Miss June Priest of Chicago is home for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harvc Shuey and fam iy. Guests of Mrs. Jame Alkn list Thursday were her niece Td n ,»h ew. M.-i. M. Tallent and -V : ha!I Wilder of ?.fanetee Fla Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller and ch.ldren and Dorothy Lois Hostetter were dinner guests of Mi and Mrs. Russell Clapp of Greerxas* e Sun evening. The Chara e Club held ts annual New Years party at the hr of M and Mrs Albert Balch Sunday vening. Out of town member present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eads Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lane. Mrs Helen Chadd, Virginia Leyentierger and Gladys McFadden, all of Indianap-
o!i-.
Mrs. Etta Cr ws entertained on Tuesday for Mrs. Come!l, Mrs. Laverr.e Darnell. Mrs. Frank Miller an - Mrs. Curtis Higgins. J. E. Coffman remains in the hospital at Clinton where his condition is very slowly 'improving from injur-. ies received in an automobile accident. M:. and Mrs. Mort Wells attended the funeral of his sister a' Marshall ! 111., or Monday. Mrs. Paul Miles and niece. Phyllis ; A:lerburn visited relatives in Indi- |
anapolis last week. Walter Gregory and Miss Leona Gibson of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Monday with his mother. Mrs D. V. Etcheson and husband. Wilbur Priest and father. L. C. Priest, returned Wednesday night from Miami, Fla., where they had visited Harry Priest for several
week:.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Burgess and
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NEXT WEEK'S EVENTS
Mrs Robert Scott and Mrs. Eva McCloud of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Watts
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Morria Stairwalt and j smith, supL to the Kenneth Mor-1 Session meeting 10:15 a rison farm Monday. | the Manae,
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHl'RCH
Victor L. Raphael, minister. Jack Gillespie, oragnist. Everett Dorland. Director
Church school 9:30 a. m. Ernest II.
Subscription price, 12 cents, per ExaminationsI children moved week; J3.00 per year by mall in Put- *'30 p. m. Curriculum and Policy
family of Ooatesville were guests of n4m county. *3.30 to $5 00 per year committee. Faculty room • uiss Paulne and Wayne Watts! Worship 10:35 a. m. !. n l Poff and family Sunday by mail outside Putnam County. j Modem priscilla Mrs Elmer Crav '' >eturrie(J to ^eir home Sunday after 1 D f the Lord s Supper. Reception of
mien line the holidays with relatives members. Music: Prelude—‘ A Song Mrs. R. e.. ; ^ Faith” Mueller; Offertory—“An-
strifes. but covereth all wmiams! 8 00 n. m. 1 ^“nSTcall meeting was held dante” Oaikin: solo by Everett Dor-
at New Providence church Tuesday , land-'-There U a green hill far
Rev. Gilbert McCam- away” Gounod. Junior C. E. Monday 3:45 p. m
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Car! Smith Mr. and M: J. Dolby Coilings, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Darnall, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Leyenberger. Gladys McFadden. Mrs Helen Chadd and Mr. and Mrs. c.ir. :t Lane enjoyed a piten in din- - with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balcl
or Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Leyenberger, panied Mr. ani Mrs. Lane to |
ley. 2:30 p. m.
Hate injures the hater too: Hatred I Monday Book Club, itirreth up strifes, but covereth all williams, 8:00 p. m.
sin. .- Prov. 10:12. | Current Lit rature Group of A. A.
U. W., Mrs. Roy Suthcrlin, program
in charge of Miss Lucille Wicher- afternoon t e
Observance
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Benton Curtis spent Friday in Innapolis Monday evening where (Jianapolifl
will visit this week.
; m ack was called for faster the com-
Legion home. ‘"S' >' ear
I Lemuel Keller and family. Paul
Eddington as- Bcnaasi and family have been attend-
jing revival meetings which are being
CORN CROWERS MEET iroaflnv'd Prom Pam ‘
Harris, retiring county agent,
utged that the good
id
who j
v/oik of Uk-
snow be carried on. He goes to y county in his new work next k. R. E. Brown, president of the First-Citizens bank which has sponscred the com show for thirt?en years expressed his pleasure at be-; ing able to carry on the project and said the hearty co-operation by com growers made it possible every program to be a success.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Stoner were visitors in Indianapolis Friday. J. Frank Stout of Crawfordsville was a business visitor here Saturday. Mrs. Forest Fuller and baby returned to their home Saturday from
the county hospital.
Miss Ann Cannon has returned to Gary after spending the holidays with
relatives in the city.
has re-
sham.
American Legion.
8:00 p. m.
Boston Club, Mrs.
sisted by Mrs Bartlett, 7:30 p. m. _
Men s Service Club, Presbyterian held at Cruon Valley churc church, Pitch-in-Supper, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Major Coffey ca e ( on . rs. Travel Club Gtoup II, Miss Pearl Florence Allen Monday. O'Hair. 7:30 p. m... Subject Istambul.j Mrs Otlie Harcourt and Mrs rW. C. T. U. meeting. Gobin Me-lathy J< an Brannemana attende : the mcria! church, 2:30 p. m. 'funeral Monday of the infant child of Kappa Delta Phi, Miss Christine M and Mrs Wayne Hunter.
Mrs. Chester Humphreys
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Hurst, 7:30 p. m. Mr. and
American Legion Auxiliary. I/egion called on Mrs. Charles Neier at the home, 8:00 p. m. County hospital Sunday afternoon, Tuesday the condition of Mrs. Neier remains
11:0 a m. chape! Ben Goodenough. unchanged.
DePauw ’36, Meharry hall. Mr. an I Mrs. Ernest McCammack
Hibbitt of this city, has re^ 8:00 p. m. Basketball game. De- Mr. and Mrs. James Watts. Mrs. turned home after recuperating from Pauw vs. Earlham, Bowman Mem- Robert Scott. Miss Pauline Watts at a recent illness, at the home of his cria! building. j tended the funeral Monday morning
New Era Club Mrs. T. E Evans. of t he infant child of Mr. and Mrs 2:30 p. m. ] Wayne Hunter, near Cloverdaie. Rev.
Men’s Service Club -Pitch-in’’ sunper Monday 6:30 p. m. Ward H ^^ Goodwin will show movies of the West Indies. Please bring a dish of
; o Z. THE naiarene taberx* Trustee's quarterly meeting Tues- Rev. E. F. Singhuis*. day 7:00 p. m. Blb,e Scho ° l 9:30 A M
Wcmon's Circle meets Wednesday 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. W. B. Peck. 418 Anderson st Mrs H C. B VVerneke. assistant hostess. Mrs. F. M. Vreeland will describe life in "The
Bible School. 9:30 A Richard Whelan. Supt
Cars and the truck wUl rr.ake lar route for children at 9 a M
Morning worship 10 45.
xoung peoples hour of praytr
'cities of Europe." This talk baaed 6:15 P. M.
on personal observations made re- Young peoples servic. and pn*
daughter Mrs. Ethel Davis at Terre
Haute.
FULL GOSPEL MISSION Rev. Russell Phillips, pastor. Sunday School, 2 p. m. Sunday Services. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 p. m. Special songs and music Everyon* invited
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[WjE make a specialty of delicious dishes for Sunday Dinner. It’s just like a grand party to choose from cur tempting menu of tasty chicken, hot meats, marvelc g salads, fresh vegetables, hot breads, relishes and fine desserts. Bring your family and guests here Sunday and enjoy a meal of your own selection. Once you have enjeyed our Sunday dinners, you’ll make coming here regularly a pleasant family custom. LINCOLN DIKING ROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dcnner and j sen, Frank Edward, are expected to. arrive home Sunday from I»s Angeles. Calif., where they spent the (
holidays.
John W. Hendrix is plaintiff for a quieting of title to a tract of land in Warren township, in which Alexander Connelly and a number of others are named as defendants. The suit was filed by W. T. O'Neal. Recent guests of Mr. an i Mrs. B-:rt Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Verncr Gardner of Russellville were Mrs Carmen Reddish Mr. and Mrs. Noble Rawlinson and son Bobby of Fillmore, Paul Allen of Terre Haute, and Mr. and Mrs. Bu i Richardson of Indianapolis. Loud cries of anguish ar sing from a group of students at the intersection of Seminary street and College avenue, last night, caused residents of that locality to call out the night police. The cries came from students who were undergoing the collegiate rite of* paddling, and no one was seriously hurt, nor was anyone
arrested.
James Allee. Putnam county, who has been out of the Boys School at Plainfield on parole, was taken into custody again at Paris. 111., and returned to the school. He was taker, from Paris to Brazil by state police, and kept there until he was taken on to Plainfield by the police. The Putnam county Jail, now being dismantled, cannot be used as a place of de-
tention.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH J. Dover Forward, minister. 9:30 A. M —Bible School session. A
S. C. C. Club. Miss Susie A Lelia | Arthur Sutherlin of Greencastle had [ graded school with classes for every
Talbott. 7:30 p. m. charge of the funeral. .age. Golden Wheel, Miss Grace Brown-! Mr a. D. Sanders of
Cloverdaie called on Ernest and Viola
McCammack Sunday afternoon.
Some people loa/n frdm <experience, others never recover from it. Have you learned it doesn't pay to do your own washing or will you keep on until you can't recover from it. Home Laundry & Cleaner Phone 126. 7-lt
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ATTENTION BOWLERS: Alleys open to public Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Saturday and Sunday nights. Teams play each Tuesday and Thursday nights at 7 o’clock. Come in ai. * see them. 7-1 p
IFPauw Graduate To Be Married Thursday Miss Elizabeth Cook, of New York, graduate of DePauw. will be married Thursday, January 12, in New York, to Dr. Harry Albert Ross, chief economist of The Borden Company and former Professor of Marketing at Cornell. Like her mother, Mrs. Melville Thurston Cook, who was the former Dora Reavlll, also of DePauw. Miss Cook is a member of Alpha Phi. The brides father is in Puerto Rico as vice-director of the Insular Experiment Station and a member of the Columbia School of Tropical Medicine. He formerly was Profseaor of Plant Pathology at Rutgers Univer-
sity.
Dr. Ross formerly was on the faculty of the University of Illinois, i where he won the degrees of B. S. and M. S. is a native of Greenville,
Illinois.
WANTED: Laundress for fraternity laundry. Phone 110. 7-lt
Phone 126 Todaj' for Complete Information on Our Thrifty Laundry Service.
. TODAY — JAN. 7 Telephone communication lietween New York and London established In I!127. First national election 178!*. First regularly established hank opened in America ' Philadelphia i In
I MB.
Order Flowers for Sunday
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ing, 7:30 p m. Tuesday Reading Club. Mrs. E. a. Brown, 2:30 p. m Elks Lodge. Elks home, 8:00 p. m. Travel Club Group I. Mrs. Ed Hamton. 2:30 p. m.. Subject, Autabuik Ladies Altar Society of Catholic Church. Mrs. Gilbert Stewart, 8:00
p. m.
Greencastle High School Basketball vs. W.ley, high school gym . 7:30 p. m. Wednesday 11:00 a m. Chipel, worship. President Charles E. Schofield of Iliff School of Theology. Gobin Memorial Church. 4:30 p. m. Meeting of Freshman Women. Meharry hall. Rotary. Presbyterian church. 12 o’clock. Morning Musicale. Mrs. Baer??, 10:00 a. m. Wednesday Sewing Club, Mrs. Elmer VanCleave, 2:30 p. m. Woman's Circle of Presbyterian church. Mrs. W. B Peck. 2:30 p. m. Woman’s Union of Christian church, Mrs. John R. Cox, 2:30 p.
m.
Home Decoration Group of A. A. L T W„ Mrs. Kenneth Bennett, 7:30 p. m. Guest Speaker Kenneth Eitel • note change of date.) P E. O., Mrs. J. E. Porter, 7:30
p. m.
Thursday 11:00 a. m. chapl«. Dr. Warren C. Middleton. Meharry hall. 4:30 p. m Aoidemic Program committee, Faculty room. Kiwanis, Christian church, 12 V-
clock
Delta Theta Tau, . Miss Betty Greenleaf. 7:30 p. m. Tri Kappa, Miss Lela Walls, 7:30
p. m.
Friday 11:00 a. m., Music chaple, Meharry
hill.
Century Club, Mrs. Winsey, 2;30
p. m.
Greencastle high school basketball vs. Rushville, high school gym., 7:30
p. m.
Saturday Basketball gone, DePauw vs. Butler, Indianapolis. W. C. T. U. To Have Guest S|>eaker Dr. Charles O. Lee, Professor of Pharmacy at Purdue University, will address the Woman's Christian Tem-p-mne' Union Monday afternoon, Januaiy 9, at 2:30 o'clock In Keystone Chapel of Gobin Memorial Methodist church. The public is in-
vited.
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! Meet Tuesday
Th? Godden Wheel will meet Tuosj day evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Miss Grace Browning
DePauw Woman's Club
To Meet Monday
Tlie DePauw Woman's Club will meet Monday afttmoon at 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. L. H. Dirks. 620 east Washington street,
+ + * 4-a. q. + + Boston Club To Meet Monday
The Boston Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 oelock with Mrs. W. E. Edington. Mrs. F. M. Vreeland will have charge of the program.
Priscilla Club
To Meet Monday Tbe Priscilla Club will meet Mon-
FORMER
CITIZEN WRITES
or TEXAS
cently will correlate with the Na- at 6:30. tional Missions study for the year. One cf the groups Choir practice Thurscliy 7:00 p. ford Estep leader. m . Evangelistic service, 7 30 ,— — Text: "Ani the Lori said.
Spirit will not always striv«
man", Gen. 6:3.
Tuesday evening service at ] dale Church, 7:30 P. M Prayer meeting at Tab?!*
10:30 A. M —Morning worship Tliur8tla y at 7:30 p M
period. Theme: "Jesus—Priest and ,
King.” FIRST CHRISTIAN ( HI BOI 6:30 P. M. Meeting cf the Junior. H C< Fellers, minister. Inter-mediate. Senior and Adult A11 departments of the churd 1 Young People’s Unions. All young church school will be on people are cordially invited. schedule again tomorrow. The t>
7:30 P. M Evening worship hour. ^ church and Church Schod bJ
An interesting letter has been re-j Theme: "The Lure of the Wayside a ? 9:30. The mornm* worship)
vice for adults begins at 10:001 for clock. The theme of the miniJ
ceived in this city from a former Shrine.” Singing in the dark, citizen of Greencastle, Delger Moor I Thursday eve.. 7:00. meeting
who, with Mrs. Moor, is now resid-j praise and prayer, ing at San Angelo. Texas. While in}
GOBIN
this city, they resided on east Wash ington street and. later, at the int rsection of Bloomington and Seminary streets. Their children, Arthur and Sadie, were students in DePauw. Mr Moor writes of weather, climate, economic and other conditions in the state of his recent adoption
MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Claude M McClure, minister. Van Denman Thompson, minister
of Music.
Sunday, January 8, 1939. 9:30 A M. Church School. Classes for all ages. Students will meet in
Formerly, he owned a large farming Gharry hall.
prepe ty near Columbus, and is nowj 10:40 A. M. Junior Church in Com-
cegaged in stock raising and agri- jmunjty Ha]l
10:40 A. M. Morn'ng Worship.
Sermcn: ‘ Bom to be Conquerors"
by Rev. Claude M. McClure.
Music by the High School A I Capella Choir under the direction of
Prof. Bjornar Bergethon.
"We Worship Thee, O Lord”—Pal-
estrina.
"Allelujah, Christ is Risen"—Kopo-
lyof.
"Sevenfold Amen”—Hginer. "Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord" —Mendelssohn. An invitation is extended to members of the school board and teachers of the Greencastle Public Schools not attending services elsewhere to al-
cultur ?.
He speaks of the "dry and sun-
shiny altitude, near 2 000 feet, ooily cne light shower since July and cloudy today Dec. 22: with a small sprinkle, not much more than a heavy dew. "The sunshine is grand,
but the wind is not so good. "My shoulders, which have pained
me. feel much better than they have been in a damp, cold climate the last
15 or 20 years.
"Almost as soon as I arrived I put $130 in hogs. Nov. 29. 19.37. I have sold $275 worth, have left 20 sows and 50 pigs of which half are big enough to be called shoats. The feed costs nothing. I feed waste frem
message is "Men Wanted." The will sing Roberts' Seek Ye 1 Lord". Youth meetings throughout I diy are: Youth forum 11:15. College Round Table 11:15. College forum 5:00. Junior High School Vespers. i| Young Peoples Vespers 6:30. Visitors arc always welcome.
nearby packing houses. I will breed tentl this service -
55 sows next year. Ultimately, I will invest in sheep."
METHODIST MEN'S CLUB WILL MEET WEDNESDAY The Methodist Men’s Club of Gobin Memorial Methodist church, will enjoy another “dinner meeting” in Community hall, We Inesday, January 11, at 6:30 p. m. Arrangements have been made for a great get-to-g? ther fellowship meeting of the men of the church and community. Members of the publicity committee are very anxious to have as many men present as possible. The committee is composed of Ernest Collins, Dr. George A. McCoy, Walter Ballard, Prof. H. E. H. Greenleaf. The program committee composed of Dr. D. W. Killinger, Russell E Brown, James Pence, Sam Hanna. Fred Pease, announce that Judge Howard L. Hancock, of Rockville has been secured as the speaker. Judge Hancock for many years has been interested in a very unique "hobby” and has promise 1 to tell the men about it, Wednesday evening Judge Courtly! C. Gillen of the Putnam Circuit court, will introduce the speaker. Charles McCurry, Rex Thorlton Wayne Pell. Prof. Gerald Warren’ the dinner committee, have arranged with Mrs. Clyde Williams and her efficient committee for a splendi' dinner. As a curtesy to the committee, reservations should be sent to the chairman, or phoned to the church office, not later than Monday afternoon. Many reservations have already been received. Ernes* Collins, president, will be in charge of the program.
Organ Music by Dr. Van Denman Thompson. "Romance"—Vieme. "Adagio"—Widor. Collectors will be members of the Delta Chi fraternity, 6:00 P. M. Intermediate League. 6:00 P. M. High School Epworth
League.
6:30 P. M. Student Fellowship. Topic: "A Students Part in Church Work on the Campus.” The public is cordially invited.
FREE METHODIST cnVBOL Comer Maple Avenue ft Apple! Rev. Mary Hignite, pastor. H. W. Stone, Sunday school Su) Sunday school 6:30. Evening services 7:30. Young Peoples meeting Tueadf evening at 7:30. CHRISTIAN SITiCNCE S0C1ET 429 Anderson street Sunday service 11 a. m. Third Wednesday of the month,
p. m.
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.
Reading room 429 Anderson stil open each Wedn- -sday, 2 to 4 p. m. “Sacrament” is thr subject ot the Lesson-Sci mun in all Churches of Christ, Scii ntist, on Sumlsy
January 8. .
The Golden Text is: “The brea of God is he which cometh dowi from heaven, and giveth life ui'l
the world” (John 6: 33).
Among the citations which con prise the U son-Sermon is t»?, following from tb Bible: 1 am true vine, and my Father u the ha bandman. Every branch in me t
bcareth not fru; he
and every branch 'hat beareth fruit he purgeth it, that it may bnn| forth more fruit. Herein is f Father glorified, that ye bear mucj fruit; so shall ye be my disciples
(John 15: 1. 2 81.
that ray:
MAPLE CHAPEL CHURCH
2‘IS - 225 y. WASHINGTON STREET
Phono 636
Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
There will be an election of Sun-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs), dfey school o«tcera Everyone phase Elmer Crawley, 418 east Washing* k' present. Preaching services will tbn street with Mrs. Everett Jone# he on the first and third Sunday of
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