The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 March 1939 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY. ^^AR.CT^ 28, 1339.

You Bet We Have HATS For Easter Bm-zy new lightweights, crusluibh'S, snaphrinis . . . eveiy htit that you’ve seen in Esquire or anywhere else. COME IN AND LOOK EM OVER!

Tournev Changes Appear Lnlikelv SENTIMENT TII R O T G H O I’ T STATE FAVORS RETURN TO

Jti-TEAM FINAL

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 28 — i UP i—Drastic changes in the state h gh sciiool basketball tournament system appeired unlikely today despite apparent sentiment throughout Indiana favcring a return to the 16ttam fine’ championship play. As the I H. S. A. A. Board of Control planned to meet in the near future to discuss the rapidly approaching track season, they were reported in receipt of the results of a sur-

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ArSOCIETY

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

Charles McGaughey is improving at his home after a two weeks ill-

vey on h gh school coaches’ prefer- ness from sinus trouble,

ence regarding the tourney setup.

Commissioner Arthur L. Trester. however, denied that he had seen anything o' the report. The Coaches Association, in session last week, voted to send the board the results of the survey, which showed that 80 per-

Charles Cofer of Fillmore under-

went a tonsil operation at the coun-

ty hospital Tuesday morning.

Charley Cunningham of Judsoi!^ 1

underwent an operation at the coun- Miss Rachel Dean arrived

Woman’s Circle To Meet Wednesday

The Womans Circle of the Pres-

... .. 1 bvterian church will meet W’ednes-

Eastern Star officers will have - _ „ n ... t thp

at 7 o’- tia y aft ernoon at 2:30 o clock at the 1 * | church. Devotions will be given by

! Mrs. Lulu Fisk. Mrs. V. L. Raphael

Henry Lyon. R. 2 is reported wdll discuss "The Ministry of Heal-

practice tomorrow evening,

clock.

seriously ill at the home of his daugh-

ter in Commercial Place.

Mrs. W. K. Bartlett and daughter. Sue of Kentland are visiting the former's mother, Mis. John R. Cox. Putnamvil'e patrons of basketball and other friend;, of the Putnamville team will give the players a reception this evening at the community horn that town. There will be a pitch-in supper at b'30 o'clock, followed by a

today j

ing in India." Hostesses will be Mrs. G E. P.’ack. Mrs. W. O. Timmons. Miss Belle Sessers, Miss Minnie Williams and Mrs. Mary McOammack.

Mrs. Jarrell Hostess To Social Service Club

Mrs. Frank Jarrell was hostess for the regular meeting of the Reelsville Social Service Club held Wed-

nesday. March 22.

The usual delicious dinner was served at the noon hour and was | greatly enjoyed by the eighteen mem-

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ty hospital Tuesday morning. ! from Green Mountain Junior Colleg. Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Veach of Bain- , a t Poultney, Vermont. Miss Dear.

cent of the high school coaches and bridge are planning to leave Satur- , composer-organist and soloist witli

3 to $ 5

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over 300 principals favored the 16- day for a two weeks trip. They will team trumey play. visit his sister, Mrs. Harold Robbins Onlookers in the coaches’ fight to and family in Arizona and from return to the 16-team final tourney there they will go to San Francisco, predicted that the tutors were doom- The high school Epworth League ed to disappointment. The only of the Gobin Memorial church will chang- which they expected the hold a Kitchen Cabinet meeting in

the DePauw Symphony Orchestra at tha conceit on Wednesday is staying with friends at the D-lta Zota chapter house. Tlie music box in the Raymond Cox beer tavern on the north side of the

board of control to consider, and per- the Community hall of the church this | Court House square lost its accumul-

ation of nickles by a burglary in tha-. place, Mon lay night. The total of th * loss was $6 or $7. Entrance was

haps do nothing about, was a com- evening at 5.30 o'clock. The speaker premise plan which would prohibit will be Giles Delugio of the Virgin

any high school basketball games be- Islands,

fore Dec. 1. Funeral services for Gilbert Nich- through the basement. The t-espas ols. son of Mrs. Marie Nichols, east »ers tore down a warm air heating Ralph Rogers, small son of Mr. and of the city, who- died Sunday, were | P'P e - removed the registe - in the

afternoon from the f!° or a hd crawled into the room

the city,

Mrs. Arthur Rogers. 209 Olive street held Tuesday

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wringer He was admitted to the J county hospital for surgical treat-

ment.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Phillip O. Evans, farming, Coatesville, and Lucille M. Cline, at home.

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j Arthur M. Brown, Clerk, Indianapolis, and Josephine E. Hadden, beauty operator, Clovendale.

SPELLING CONTEST APRIL I

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suffered painful injuries Tuesday Rector funeral home in charge of the through that entrance, when he caught his hand in a clothes Rev. Cecil Fellers Burial was in the 1

Stllesville cemetery.

Funeral services for Mrs. Rena The annual spelling contest for the Haines McCajnmack, wife of Wil- pupils of the Putnam county schools, iiam J. McCammack of Amo, who outside of Greencastle township, will died Tunday, were held Tuesday he held Saturday. April 1, in the High morning at 10:30 o'clock from the School budding in Greencastle. It is home. Interment was made in the expected there will be 80 or 90 con Amo c< metery. Mrs. McCammack testants, representing each grade hi was the mother of Mrs. Elbert Hea- each school of the county. The plan vin of this city. followed in the contest will be the Announcement is made that an ex- same as that used last year, amination for postmaster at Bain- j The contestants from each grade bridge will be held on a date after j will have a semi-final contest, and April 14, after which application.; the representative chosen from each will not be accepted. Those desiring. of the eight gra e contests will enter to take the examination must file , the final, as a result of which the their applications on or before April countys champion speller will be 14 The examination will be held in ' made known. A cup will be awarded the Grderycastle post office, Clar- the school from which the wi.nnn

Hubert Aubrey, east Washington street road suffered painful cuts and bru'ses about the face in an automobile accident Sunday night near

Bainbridge.

Andrew Durham, east Seminary street returned to his home Tuesday from the county hospital.

PENIT INK JINGLES Permanent Penit in your pen for mailing across the nation. As permanent as the pyramids, it is the pen’s pen-ration. “USB Penit Ink” SAM HANNA'S HOOK STOKE

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comes. Members of the principals’ club of the county wall pronounce the words to the contestants.

ontlnued from I'aee One» without first consulting him.

SHOULD SAY SOMETHING

That’s it. New furniture should say something. It should express new beauty, new comfort and new usefulness—or it isn't worth whatever it cost. Our store sorta’ prides itself on style, comfort and durability of the home furnishings sold here. And we’re pretty sure you’ll find the prices as low or a little lower than the other places. But, you be the judge. Your investigation will decide whether or not we are offering you correct styles, service, durability and price.

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Allhough working under the secretary of state, the securities commissioners may be removed only by the governor. Just before departing for Florida, the governor permitted the board of health reorganization bill to be killed by "pocket" veto despite the pleas of health board members that he sign

it.

This measure would hive increased membership of the board from four to 11 members who would have been appointed by the governor from lists nominated by professional health associations, such as the state medical association. In permitting the bill to die, Townsend explained that it would remove state health board employes ft-om provisions of the McNutt reorganization act of 1933. Dr. Harvey was opneiy ruffled by Townsend’s action and reportedly has been angling for a federal hoMth appointment. He also has been out of his office for almost two weeks. Other members of the health board reportedly were considering turning in their resignations in protest. Jackson has been under fire for months, particularly for holding three jobs attorney general, Democratic state chairman and a member of the state elections board. Furthermore, hr has been unpopular among some elements within the party. When the Democrats suffered severe setbacks in the 19.38 election, Jackson's resignation became a foregone conclusion in the overhauling of the party machinery preparatory to the 1940 campaign when Indiana will have a presidential candidate in former Gov. Paul V. McNutt. Jackson has admitted privately that he will retire, probably as soon as party leaders can agree on a successor. Fred Bays of Sullivan, member of the Public Service Commission who is a spectacular showman as a campaigner, has strong support for the chairmanship. Jackson was appointed state chairman in May, 1934.

TODAY—MARCH 28 First court within the present boundaries of Maine held, 1636.

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hers and guests present. A short business meeting was held in the afternoon. Responses were "Bible Characters.” A very interesting bool review "The Etema,! City" was presented by Mrs. Lois Ranh. A contest was won by Mrs. Lucille Aker and Mrs. Lots Raab. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Pearl Knight Those present were: Mrs Paul'ne Skelton. Mrs. Blanche Skeltom, Mrs. Lulu Huffman. Mrs. Bessie Huffman, Mrs. Tressa Rissier, Mrs. Lee Rissler, Mrs. Lottie Lewis. Mrs. Olive Knight, Mrs. Pearl Knight, Mrs. Flossie poo. Mrs. Anna Pollom. Mrs. Bessie Cook, Mrs. Lois Raab, Mrs. Gladys Cline. Mrs. Lucille Aker. Mrs. Grace France, and Mrs Anna Hall. d* *9 *i* *9 4- 4- -t- 4* Layton Clifford Is Honored on HirllKluy A birthday dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Layton Clifford of near Greencastle in honor of Mr. Clifford’s thirty-fourth birthday anniversary Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas, and children. Ruby and Donald of Brazil; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clifford and sons. Marvin Wayne and Bobby Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hodge of Bellemore. + 4. j. + + Mrs. Alien Hostess To Golden Circle Club The Golden Circle Club met Thursday. March 23, at the home of Mrs. Rosalee Allen, who was assisted by Mrs. Alma Wright. The meeting was opened by the president. Mrs. Anna Hall. After singing the club song, thirteen members responded to roil ca.ll with a St. Patrick quotation. Devotions by Dovie Taylor were followed by the Lord's jPrayer given in unison. There was no business session. For miscellaneous entertainment, Mrs. Tressa Rissler ami Mrs. Marie Craft gave contests which were won by Mrs. Dovie Taylor, and Mrs. Ethel Hodshire. Contests given by the hostess and assistant were won by Mrs. Pearl Roberts. Mrs. Eva Rrann and Mrs. Tressa Rissler. Delicious refreshments were served and were enjoyed by all. The following members wore present: Mesdames Mildred Orr, Marie Craft. Tressa Rissler, Olive Hutcheson, Anna Hall. Pearl Roberts. Lola Fellows, Ethel Hodshire, Dovie Taylor. Lena Hunter, Lucille Herbert. Guests present were Mrs. Thelma Hutcheson and Mrs. Eva Brann. Th® next meeting will bo April 27, at the home of Mrs Alma Wright. + + Morton Chapter O. E. S. To Hold Installation There will be a called meeting of Morton Chapter O. E. S. Wednesday evening, March 29. A pitch-in dinner for the membe s and their families will precede the installation of offic-

era.

Morning Musicals To Moot Wednesday The Greencastle Morning Musicalc will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. E. Porter, 413 Elm street. Mrs. Porter will have charge of the program on "Spring Festivals of Music”, assisted by Mrs. Burton. + -I- + +4- + + + Rainbridge Study Club Met With Mrs. Raich The Bainbridge Study club held its, March meeting Thursday afternoon at i the home of Mrs. Albert Balch. Re- ( sponse to roll call was the weather; sign I believe to be true. Thirteen members and one guest. Mrs. Robert Myers of Roachdaie were present. After the business meeting “Marigold’’ by Grace Livingston Hill was reviewed by Mrs. Frank Collings. The English lesson was in charge of Mrs. O. B. Lane. Candy ami pop corn balls were served. The club adjoum-

rasU fe.

ed to meet in April with Mrs. Dalby

Collings.

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Teachers Federation Meeting Held .Monday

At a meeting of the Greencastle Teachers' Federation held Monday evening at the Delilah Miller school, reports from standing committees were heard and officers were elected

for the coming year. PITY’KIEV

Glenn Skelton was elected presi- ^ dent, Mrs. Pieroy Masten, vice pre— i ident; Miss Geneva Vaughan, secre-j taiy. and Reese Hammon I, treasurer. Mrs. O. D. McCullough and Frank Ross will serve on the executive

board.

Harold Stewart is the retiring pres-

ident.

4-4--9-9 4 , - s “4--l-Bainbridge O. E. »S. To Hold Installation Bainbridge Chapter O. E. S will have Inst allation of officers on Wednesday evening, March 29, at 8 o’-

clock.

Frances Cunningham, Sec. Consumer Group To Meet Wednesday Wednesday evening the class in Consumer Education will discuss methods of cutting the costs of )1 health. Two phases of the question will be presented; prevention of illness ard a ho.’ilth program in gen-

eral.

Dr. Lester Jones of DePauw university will discuss health programs. The meeting will be in the Vocational building at 7:30.

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Legion Auxiliary Met Monday Evening

The Amertcan Legion Auxiliary mrt at the legion home Mon iay evening with a very good attendance. The district meeting will be held fh Area Ha April 10th. It was decided by

members present to have a foo l sav ARCHER 1 vVALKIt

Saturday, April 1st at Moore Electric

for benefit of the Auxiliary. Rachel Buis, President. Phoebe Brown, Secretary.

COURT DECISION (CiiiXIiniei! from One* sey “gangster’’ act. Affirmed a lower court decision that Douglas Fairbanks must repay to the federal gove rnment a $72,186

Easter

Splendor

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DO NOT FORGET What? - Pageant of Dress Where? -■ High School Audi! oriim When? - Thursday, March 311, 3:30 p. m.