The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1940 — Page 3

HIE DALLY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, OfTOBEU 2, 1940.

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of Bloomington; afternoon callers were: Mr. and Mrs. Walt : K Her, Kendall Keller; Mr. nJ .VI Dall.i.s Hodge, Mr. and M.s. !>>f Stringer, and sons Cyde an I Norman. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Shinn and family of Lena was Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laura) e Clifford ! nnd sons. Little Clyde Stiing. r broke his arm while playing at s< hool last week.

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ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Reason Larkin of near Belle Union called on Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hurst, Saturday even-

ing.

Several from here were in Spencer Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mayme Reed will entertain the Fortnightly Club at her home on east Maine street Wednesday after-

noon.

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hurst of near Brick Chapel were in town Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended the all day me ting and basket dinner at the Church of Christ Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McCoy, Miss Nancy Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Robeit Davis were in Brown county Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Minnie Bridges of Danville spent last Friday with her cousin. Mrs. Ella Denny. Rev.' Roady of Sullivan was Monday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Phin Runyan. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Utterback of Anderson was called here last week to attend the funeral of a brother, Victor, which was held at the Reed funeral parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bradford and daughter of Hindsboro, 111., spent Saturday night with Mis. Harold Gill and daughter. Mrs. Ida Evens is visiting for a few days in Lafayette and Attica. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Job were Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna Job. Mrs. Valley Vandergrlft was in town for a while Monday morning. ' Mrs. Sara Foster and Mrs. Hattie McCoy of Indianapolis, are In town visiting relatives and friends for a few days. Mrs Lucy Shake returned home last week from a visit in Louisville, Ky., and Bloomington. Mrs. Donas Denny and daughter, Jane, spent over Sunday in Conners-

ville.

Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse Mann were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Decker Rule.

Mrs. Emma Cummings has return

Friday until Sunday with Mrs. Salina Cunningham and Mrs. Nora Morri-

son.

Mrs. Belle Haltom returned home last week from a visit in Ohio. Mrs. Bessie Finney, who is staying in Coatesville, is home for a few

days.

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Advance reports call “The Lady in (Question,” the answer to vliat's new •it exciting romance, a brunette bombshell in a gay, giddy, carefree and completely different kind of love story. Brian Aheme and Rita Hayworth are co-starred in the film, which opens Wednesday ind Thursday at the Voncastle Theatre. The | leatured supporting cast includes I Glenn Ford, Irene Rich, George Coullouris and Evelyn Keye* Charles ! Vidor, director of “My Son My Son.’’ I also directed the new Columbia comj cdy romance. | "The Lady in Question" tells of a lively young woman, accus I of mur- < der, who wins the sympathies of a ' middle-aged juror, so that he persuades his fellows to acquit her. Later, in kindly benefaction, he installs h?r in his bicycle shop and introduces her into his home. The man's wif“ jealously assumes the worst; the man’s son fr lls in love with the giil; the man’s daughter discovers her own "hoy friend” enamored of “The Lady in Question," ,nd, to add further complications, J the shopkeeper is forced to hide the 1 girl and her identity at various times. I 10 put matters mildly, “The Lady in Question” is quite a problem.

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Lee Tracy, whose ver itility lias won him a following among devotees of both comedy and drama, lias a role I in “Millionaires in Prison” that | promises to be the most colorful in 1 his varied career at th Chateau j Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. “What kind of a guy is he?" you I will ask yourself. “Is he the hero of this story ' Or i he a 1 P 11 'you get your first low-down on him from his fellow-prisonei s who call him a “right guy" and who take Tracy’s word as their law. But when Tracy enters the story he is seen cut.ing himself in for a share of the .ake on a stock swindling dt al being promoted by two of th< lllionaire prisoners among the convicts. The uncertainty about the true colors of this character add to the fascination of this unusual comedy drama. The role affords Tracy a rich opportunity to exerci ' his elastic dramatic talents as well as his ability as a comedian. Sharing acting honors with Lee Tracy are such capable performers as Linda Hayes, Raymond Walburn, Morgan Conway, Truman Bradley, Virginia Vale and Cliff Edwards. Clyde Randel was a business visitor here from Terre Haute Tuesday

afternoon.

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of James McCammack held at Wal- Sunday school picnic held at the Mr. and Mrs. (' arles Hodge have nut Chapel church Monday after- home of Mr. and Mrs. James Watts moved to the Will Pick i s farm west noon. | Saturday. | of Belle Union.

Mrs. William Haltom, south of Belle Union, entered the Putnam county hospital Friday night and passed away Saturday evening. Mrs. Haltom had been ill many months. The funeral was conducted at the Reed Funeral home Tuesday. She leaves the husband, William Haltom, four children. Reece, Ivan, William

ind Ida Mae.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herbert and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crane of Indianapolis. Mrs. Rosalee Allen called on Mrs. Anna Morris Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCammack and Miss Agnes Pierce attended the

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Wi!l be at our store, showing a complete line of fall and winter dresses on Thursday afternoon, October 3, from 1:00 to 5:30 o’clock.

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supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest

McCammack Monda vening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Indi-

anapolis spent last veek end with

|Mr. and Mrs. James V Its. Mr. and Mrs. Wayn Sinclair are

the parents of a dim :hter. Sharon

Annette, born Sept. T2.

Mr. and Mrs. T. C Harcourt visited relatives in Indian polls Sunday. Mrs. Eva Seott spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gad

Morris.

Dewayne Quarry spent one night last week with his grandparents, Mi

and Mrs. Harold Cox.

gj, •!* •!• v -i- -l- -1- -l- {5J ? BELLE UNION ❖ g,-S-4-H* + *!- + *!* + + + 4* + +^ Mrs. Mandie Horn of Fillmore called on Mrs. Etta Sallust and daugh-

ter Josie Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Emma Blue was called Thursday to her mother's Mrs. Martin of j

Bioad Park who is ill.

Mr. p.nd Mrs. Charles Hodge have hoved to Will Pickens' house west

of Belle Union.

Mrs. Cara Hil spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs. Pearl

Pickens in Greencastle.

Miss Nellie Morrison is helping Mrs. Grace Hurst care for her moth- ! er, Mrs. Savanah Cohn who is criti- |

cally ill.

Mrs Pearl Cooper called on Mrs - ”‘^r’and Mrs Woodr w Frazier and Etta Sallust and daughter. Sunday j chudren caUed or Mr . and Mrs.

j Frank Dobson Sunday afternoon, j Mrs. Leona Sande: of Cloverdah-

Mrs. Chailes Hodge were Mrs. Mary | Mr and Mrs Km ,, • McCammack, ^ ' mg and Mrs. Earl Allen and Mi s

Rosalee Allen attendi I the funeral

evening.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and

Smedlcy and Mr. and Mrs. James j Smedley of Coatesville; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Millerand son Roger and Mr and Mrs. Abert Smedley of Brownsburg; Mrs. Josie Hurst. Jim McAninch, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Emory Collins. Mrs. Verne Larkin nnd son. Bobby, of Mt. Meridia.n; Mr. and Mrs. Aught McAninch and daughter Helen

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1 1 ' nds I ha t may !»«• . , ed home from a visit in th.’ country.

1 ' • h ^dc« Mon ; ^| IS G ra ce Shake is home fiom m'V'^nish'S Riley where she has been for the past I' or aeeoini.nnled few (|ays wlth he r sister. Mrs. Mar.x

Gray, who is very poorly.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrison and son Adrian, were in Indianapolis

Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Finley of Harmony spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. Leland Trippett.

Mrs Frankie McAvoy and Mis. Nannie Fultz were in Greencastle

one day last week.

Mrs. America King visited from

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