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TIIE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 124'

CHATEAU

TONIGHT & SATURDAY

ROARING MELODRAMA!

3 < fuip. •» o( "DAREDEVILS OF THE RED CIRCLE" Hiililif-, Pop ( orn 4 Vri/j-s Saf.

Otriling'* <X

spending a few week

parent*.

Mr. and Mrs Cyru

Jersey, who .9 k* here with his

day afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Lane. Mrs. L:zz.e Hart ar.d . —.-r.'-r 'Lucille and Mrs. Lottie Stirs, an:

Rader "..s-tet daughter Mary and a fner.d hav

n two dtmoeatrations by Orr.a j for the girls' judging contest in the Smiley and PauUi Eiteljorge were above projects, which wnll be held

9 at 1:15 at the Second

ENJOY THE BEST WESTERN IN TOWN IN COOlTu^'

the

group

their daughter Jeanette at

Riley hospital Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Pruitt attend- , ed their family reunion at the home j of Harry Pruitt in Fillmore Sunday : M and Mrs Glenn M.chael and ! Love

gone on a vacation trip this week. Jack Coldfelter the oldest man in ' Clinton township died at his home or.

July 10.

Arthur Love, the father of Strar.i died at the Putnam county

sons. Mrs. Millie M.chael. Harry j nospital July 9.

Ragsdale and family. Wayne Marks | Hubert CTodfelter has been on th^ and family of Greencastle spent j s »ck list for about two weeks last Wednesday and Thursday at j Mr. and Mrs. George Bell who had Hooaier Highlands. (spent a week here with his son Ar-i Mrs. Curtis Higgins entertained ! ’hur Bell of Fincastle and Mrs. Lee last Sunday with a surprise birth-! Miller, his daughter of Morton re-j

Betty Jo Westfall lei the r. a game. Velma Phillips the hostess, served ». us refreshments. The girls udg 1 some pillow sl.ps that were ..a by the members. The meeting th-n adjourned until uly 16th. when two clubs will be r. d to go on a picnic to Dunbar

>ridge.

day dinner In honor of her husband, j turned home at Granite City, I1L, on

- r.t were Mr and Mrs. Monday.

pr<

Herbert Higgins. Hubert and Don- ' Mrs Carrie CTodfelter spent Tuesaid H.ggir- Fillmore; Mr ar.d Mrs. ; day with Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hubert Clod-1

Homer Higgins. Coatesville

Richard Veach, son of I>r. and Mrs. L W. Veach, underwent an op- <- alien at the Me*ho ‘ist hospital »n Indianapolis on Monday noon. His condition is as well as cou.d be expected.

M - Vem Canine Mrs I» s Huber were in Ter

( \N.NAN

Lydick. Mr.

Maude Mi

and Mrs. M

re Haute Tuesday on a |

Robe rt ;

er Mrs • ry Miller i

teller and family.

Orah Roach called on Mrs. Carrie CTodfelter on Wednesday afternoon. Mr ar.d Mrs. D. P. Alexanader of Gary called on her aunt Mrs. Carrie CTodfelter on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Georgia Martin, Mrs. Pearl Conr.erly Mrs. Laveme Thomas Mrs Mildred Newgent and Miss June Martin attended O. E. S. inspection at Marshall chapter last week. Miss Rozelle White called on Mi-

tour with the Floyd township Home j

Economics club.

Mr and M

.8. I

Dennis lone

3 spent

Sunday with ■a Ufe.

. and Mra

i. Lo:.a

Mr. and

i. James

Smedley

wore guests

Sun

day of Mr:

5. Josie

Hurst at Mt

ridian.

M r s. Lena

van and

children

spent the Fo

urth

i with her

parents,

Mr. and Mrs

Ce<

cil Miler.

Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Tir

.der cf

Mrs Maggie Martin is spending this week I Jake and family. Mrs. Leroy H»uk ca

< Carrie CTodfelter on

i evening.

Frank Vermillion is ; this writing.

f Rock th her

Hcd on Mrs. Wednesday

very low at

l-II Club News

Hadley called on Mr. and M Smedley Sunday evening. Mrs James Hill who

James

The Smiles 4-H

in the *

home of Velma F’hiili

met at the . The meet-

I ing was called to order by *he pres-

Methodist hospital at Indianapolis, ' Norma Jean Su t h erlin. The is slowly improving business meeting was conducted and

Roy Hill of Wisconsin visited j

home folks over the 4th.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller were 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. James 1

Smedley Sunday evening.

Mrs. Wells has been visiting her I daughter, Mrs. Mary Miller for the

past week.

The Little Girls 4-H club meeting held at the Vocational buildz A demonstration was given Drop Eiscu.ts by Ftosetta Rey- : The meet.ng was tiler, called order by the Junior leader In the - nee of both the pres.dent and . - president. R ta Reynolds and Joanne Gantry will have the program for the lex: meeting. Refreshments were served by the Games were led by th- ■ eaier and prizes were awardv Ro-rtta Reynolds and Joanne tan .y. The next meeting will be

17th.

August

Ward school, and the County Dress Revue which will be held at the Greencastle h.gh school on Saturday August 10. Mrs. Perdue won many friends while judging in Putnam county last year due to her pleasing personality ar.d interest in girls’ 4-H work. She has served as president of the State Home Economics Association Social and Educational Director if the E.ghth Indiana F'amr. Bureau District, and directed the State Fa r School for Girls for several years. Fhjtnam county rs indeed lucky to obtain Mrs. Perdue's services aga.n this year.

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The Putnam county demonstration contest will be held next Thursday. July 18. at 1:30 p. m. in the auditorium of the Greencastle high school. This contest is open to ail 4-H club girls. Each club has been isked to send at least one demoistrator. or one demonstration team i to this contest. The winning person or team will be sent to the district emonstration contest ia Terre Haute -m July 30 Any 4-H girls may enter the county contest, but to be eligible 'or the district contest they mus* he fifteen years of age by'December 1940. The district winner will be sent to the state contest which will be held at the State Fair. Miss Mary E. Smiley, home demonstration agent in Martinsville, will serve as judge for the local

contest

Many unusual and interesting t demonstrations are expected to be '

, *71 *7‘ ~ ", i given at this contest. The public i -

4-H activit.es and exhibits at 1 ’

invited to attend.

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TODAY:

GEORGE SANDERS, MARGARET “THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN

. Abrams is scheduled to

0- the guest speaker at the last V- -—r service to be held at the . ..van Clay and Putnam county !-H Club Camp. Wednesday, July i The topic of the evening is to be /lope, which will be most inspir-

to approxim-itely four hundred

1- H campers.

Calvin Perdue of Acton, will this year August 8, 9. and 10 serve as judge for all of the

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Joe McKee was very pleasantly surprised at his home Sunday with a basket dinner in honor of his birthday ann.ve: ary Those present were FJarl Hall an 1 family of Roachdale, Carl Alien and family, and B'-tty Owens of Indianapolis, Mr. and M:h Guy Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Flstel Minnkik and son, John Bundy of Illino.s, and F'red and Zennio Hall. Mr. and Mrs Guy Collings visited relatives in Goshen from Thursday until Sunday of last week. On their r< turn home th< y were met in Indianapolis by their son, Dr. W. D.

/rt -H -i* V d- J- <- V -f- -V d- j U MORTON * ^♦ + -5- + -i*+ + + + 4- + + + rtj ; Mrs John Linn of Mt. Vernon j Ind returned to her home on Mon- j day after visiting her niece, Mrs. Ix-e^ Miller and family over the week end. [ Herbert Flint and children of Greencastle are spending the week with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ifilt Terry ar.d son Dwight. ( Mr and Mrs. Lee Miller and son j I-eon and Mr. and Mrs. George Bell spent Friday and Saturday at Mt. j Vernon and Middletown. Ohio, where j they visited Mr. ar.d Mrs. John Linn ; at Mt. Vernon and Howard Bell an ! 1 family at Middleton. Ohio. Mrs. Maggie Martin of Rockville I and Mrs. Georgia Martin spent Tues-1

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