The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 October 1940 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 3940.
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SOCIETY Miss Betty Bryan — Society Editor Phone AU Social and Personal Items To BS
A BIBI.E THOUGHT FOB TODAV Faith has amazing powers: And he said to the woman, Thy faith hath saved thee; go in peace. I.uke 7:50.
•I'd- •i- v ‘Ir MORTON -i .j. .;. .j. -j. ... .j. -j. -j. *;. -y 4* The e will be a homo-coming a" Unio.i f^hapel church on October 6. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lawter moved to Russellville on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Laura Frank. M s. Orra Roach and M:s. Josie Keyte spent a few days at Indianapolis with their niece Mrs. Herbert and family. Mrs. L^e Miller and Arthur Bell of Fincastle were called to Granite City, 111., on account of the serious sickness of their father, on Monday Leslie Frank has been on the sick list the past week. M s. Carl Grimes is reported on the sick list. Lowell Spencer of Waveland called on Mr. and Mrs. George Inge on Tuesday afternoon. Giena May Martin spent Saturdaj night with Caroline Ann Connerly. Rozelle White spent a few days with Eleanor Miller this week. Rex Call and family called on Donald Coope and family at Russellville on Sunday. Tlie neighbors and friends gave
NOTICE The HOTEL GRANT is now open under new manage* ment. We specialize in chicken and steak dinners. Call us for reservations for banquets and parties. AAr. and Mrs. J. Glen Hopper Phone 23FI2.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lawter a farewell pound party on Monday evening ind gave them some nice presents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pasco and Mrs. Mollie Gordon of Drexel, Mo„ Mrs. Ella Sout and daughter, Maude Colling of Bainbridge, James O’Dell of Russellville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nell of LaGrange. 111., and Mrs. Lucinda Pickfo:d and son and daughter of Waveland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce O'Dell Saturday and Sunday. Giena May Martin called on Be:tey Miller on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ora Rice of Greencastl>\ Mr. Williams of Putnamville and Warren Lane of Greencastle called n Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lane Sunday, week ago. Mrs. Maggie Martin of Rockville spent a few days with her son lake and family recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lane spent Sunday at Clayton with Mr. and M>a. Burley McLoflin and son Clarnce. Mrs. Josie Keyte is sick and in the ’’utnam county hospital.
T)ersonals
and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
SPONSOR “SPORTS NIGHT” Women's Sports Association will sponsor a ‘‘Sports Night" Friday. October 11, from 8:30 to 11:30 in Bowman gymnasium. Both men and women are invited to participate in the activities which include swimming, bowling, badminton, shuffle board, table tennis, attic volley hall, and square dancing. WSA invites both stags and dates. Participants will bring their own bathing suits and towels for swimming. Comfortable clothes should be worn for the other activities, the sponsors advise.
Mrs. Ray Trembly of Greencastle, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Saturday morn-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hillls have returned here from Lake Wawasee where they have been during the summer months. Frank Browning of Hudson, N. Y., has been called here by the serious illness of his father, George Browning, east Walnut street.
WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF INTEREST LOCALLY
For listing In the calendar call Banner office 85. It would be appreciated if those organizations having programs would send one to The Daily Banner. . Monday Monday Club Mrs. Omer Beck— 2.30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. DdPauw Woman's Club—Mason Hall. 10:00 a. m. Freshman Chapel— Citizenship Responsibility Round Table—Mr. John Mundt, Mr. Ray Myers, Mr. Evert Bartholomew 4:30 p. m.—Committee on Curriculum and Policy Faculty Room 4:30 p. m.—Committee on Cooperation with Students Dean Blanchard’s Office 4:30 p. m.—University Symphony Rehearsal—Meharry Hall
Tuesday
Tuesday Reading Circle Mrs. V. L. Raphael—2:30 p. m. Putnam County Federation of Clubs Christian Church in Russell-
ville 0:00 a. m.
New Era Glut) Mrs. A. A. Brothers. ^ T 10:00 a. m. Chapel—Citizenship Week Program Mr. Sam Hanna—
Meharry Hall
Mrs. Kathryn Shaw of Greencastle j 4:30 p. m.—Concert Band Rehearwas a guest at the wedding of Miss j sal Meharry Hall
Barbara Ruth Moore and Morton H.
Raymond in Terre Haute this af- •‘•ud Radon Sjieaker At
I First Of Study Group Series
Wednesday Wednesday Sewing Club—Mrs. W. E. Umbreit—2:30 p. m. Woman’s Ofircle of Presbyterian Club—Fall Party—2:30 p. m. P. E. O.—Mrs. Joe Allen—7:30 p. m. Rotary—Presbyterian Church—12 o’clock. 10:00 a. m.—Worship Chapel— President Clyde E. Wildman—Gobin Memorial Church 4:30 p. m.—University String Symphony Rehearsal—Music School 4:30 p. m.—Meeting of Sophomore Women—Meharry Hall 7:30 p m.—University Symphony Rehearsal Meharry Hall Thursday Kiwanis Methodist Church—12:15 p. m. 10:00 a. m.—Chapel—Citizenship Week Program—Dr. W. W. Carson— Meharry 4:30 p. m.—Concert Band Rehear;al Meharry Hall Friday Century Club—Mrs. Robert Williams 2:30 p. m. 10:00 a. m.—Pep Chapel Meharry Hall Saturday Woman's Club Mrs. W. A. Huggard 2:30 o’clock.
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^ + + + 4- + + + + + + + + + + ® * ANNIVERSARIES + ^*++++*+++++++e Birthdays S. R. Rariden. today. October 5. Willard Gough. Roachdale, 83 years old Sunday, October 6. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Emory Collins of Mt. Meridian, 50th anniversary,, today, October 5.
ternoon.
| The first of a series of five study
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. KUlinger. Miss j group moetings was held Wedne3 .
day evening at the Second Ward
* KEEP DEMOCRACY WORKING
Encourage participation in Putnam County Citizenship Week activities.
This space contrlhuteil In the In. terest of PUTNAM COUNTY CITIZENSHIP WEEK
J WALTER COX ♦ INSURANCE AGENCY ♦
Elizabeth Rariden, and Frank Kneb el attended the Indiana-Texas football game at Bloomington Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Albaugh of Waco, Texas, were in Greencastle Saturday for a short time. They were on their way to Bloomington to attend the football game. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bascom of Rochester, N. Y., are here the week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. McGaughey. Next week Dr. and Mrs. Bascom and Dr. and Mrs. MrGaughcy will attend the Pennsylvania Surgeons meeting at St. Louis. The American Legion and Auxiliary of Clinton are planning a homecoming Sunday, October 6, for Enid Lemstra, new national president of the American Legion Auxiliary. There will be a parade at 1:30 with a short program at the gymnasium, followed by a reception. A number from Greencastle plan to attend.
NEEDS TOOLS —Arriving in New York on ocean clipper plane is Axel C. Wickman, English machine-tool specialist, in U. S. to procure war materials tor Britain. He said, "We want all the machine tools we can get in this country." He' owns English factory.
Don't let Heme-Washing make you a prisoner. Call 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. ' 5-11
CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT: Three room unfurnished apartment. Modern, call at 112 S. Madison. Mrs. Paul Frazier. 5-2p.
FOR SALE: Nine piece dining room suite. Call at 102 west Poplar street. 5-2p.
FOR SALE: Apples, Grimes 50r and up. Crystal Spring Apple Cave, west end of Elizabeth street. Kenneth Harris. Phone 287-W. 5-7-9-11-41.
FOR SALE Two heating stoves, good ones. 302 Gillespie street. 5-2p
FOR SALE: Apples and cider. Cider made from good sound apples; Grimes Golden, Stark Delicious, Jonathon, and Staymen Winesap. Bring containers and save, Bennett, Mgr. McFarlane Farm, North edge Greencastle on road 43. Phone 331-J. 5-lp.
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THIS IS THE TIME WHEN ALL GOOD CITIZENS
SHOULD GO TO CHURCH
CITIZENSHIP UNION SERVICE HEED IN THE GOBIN MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Evening:, October 6 at 7:30 o’clock DR. CHAS. B. SWARTZ of Bloomington, Indiana is guest speaker HIGH SCHOOL A CAPELLA CHOIR WILL SING
This spine contributed in the interest of Putnam County Citizenship Week by
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auditorium. The meeting was opened promptly at 7.30 by Mrs. Evan Crawley. P.Vil Boston, ijperinte.ident of the Greencastle city schools, was the guest speaker of the evening. He gave an extremely interesting talk on ‘‘Education for Citizenship.” Mr. Boston said, "We are now witnessing a war between one way of life and another. We must educate ourselves and our children to thorougnly understand the social and industrial problems of our own nation, then compare them to the problems of the totalitarian states. To some degree, efficient results have been obtained by the totalitarian form of government, but how much more successfully these same results may be had through tapping both the physical and intellectual forms available to the democracy alone. However, democracy can not be a success until these two things are accomplished: indust ial efficiency and unemployment questions solved, said Mr. Boston. That same effort which has brought such brilliant success to our scientific field must be used in all its entirety to improve social conditions in our country.” Three important points which Mr Boston brought out in his speech were teaching the child motives instead of facts, teaching him social imagination and develop a proper balance between the educational and the emotional. In closing, Mr. Boston said that “Education for Citizenship,” is carried on in the home, the community and the church. Following Mr. Boston’s speech a discussion was held and participated in by all those present. + + * + Warren Township dub is Holding Talent Show Warren Township Home EconomC3 Club announced today that the dub is holding a community talent ihow called "The Revue of Future Stars" on October 22-23 in the Greencastle High School beginning ,at 8 o’clock. T’.ie revue is to be made up of amateur artists in and around Greencastle and from the surrounding owns. There will be a complete hangc of revue the second night. Cash p izes wifi be offered to the acts and the outstanding act will receive radio auditions in Chicago. The Home Economics Club has secured the services of Miss Wilda A. Weaver of Chicago to direct "The Revue of Future Stars." Miss Weaver is well known in this section as rn. directed a very successful show for the club several years ago. Trycut dates for all prospective tale it has been set for October 15, 16, and 17 in the community hall at Putnamville from 7 to 9 each evening. All musicians, singers, readers, dancers, etc. are urged vo see Miss Weaver on one of the above dates. + + + + Missionary Guild To Meet Monday The Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church will hold its guest meeting Monday evening at 7:30 in the church parlors. Anyone interested Is cordially invited to attend this meeting,
TODAY-OCT.! Pom Pom and Chrj^a Corsages are now | n ^ EITEL'S floi 15 E. Wash., St.
Mt. Olive Missionary Program For Y'ear Tile Mt. Olive Missionary Society announces the following program for the year 1940-41. October Hostess, Mrs. Layman Hepler; Devotions, Mrs. John R. Cox; Chapter 1, "Dangerous Opportunity” Mrs. Lloyd L. Houck. November—'Hostess , Mrs. Elmer McCullough; Devotions, Mrs. Vernon Shirley; Chapter 2, "The Impact of the Occident” Mrs. Verner Houck. December—Hostess, Mrs. Lloyd I Houck; Devotions, Mrs. David W. Houck; Christmas Program, i Mrs. Maurice Kersey. January—Hostess, Mrs. John R. Cox; Devotions, Mrs. Albert Landes; First part of “The Emergence of a Nation” Mrs. Ross Torr. February—Hostess, Mrs. Vernon Shirley; Devotions, Mrs. Rose Conklin; Second part of "The Emergence of a Nation” Mrs. John R. Cox. March—Hostess, Mrs. Edward Schulz; Devotions, Mrs. Charles Sharp; Program, Mrs. Stella Naylor. Thank Offering. April — Hostess, Mrs. Verner Houck; Devotions, Mrs. Elmer McCullough; First part of “As War Clouds Gathered" Mrs. Albert Lan-
des.
May—'Hostess, Mrs. Albert Landes; Devotions, Mrs. Lloyd Houck; Second part of "As War Clouds Gathered” Mrs. Edward Schulz. June—Hostess, Mrs. Stella Naylor; Devotions, Mrs. Maurice Kersey; Chapter 5, "Shocks and Dislocations" Mrs. Layman Hepler. September—Hostess, Mrs. Rose Conklin; Devotions, Mrs. Ernest Averitt; Chapter 6. "Westward the Land is Brigh't’ Mrs. David W. Houck. Election of officers. iPresident, Mrs. Stella Naylor; vice-president, Mrs. Ross Torr; secretary, Mrs. David W. Houck; assistant secretary, Mrs. Albert Landes; treasurer, Mrs. Layman Hep-
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Program committee Cox, Mrs. Layman
Uoyd Houck.
+ + + + i Fortnightly Club Entertained By .Mrs. Frank Iteed The Cloverdale Fortnightly Club was very pleasantly entertained at the nome of Mrs. Frank Reed, Wednesday afternoon, October 2nd. As the occasion was an "Ofd Fashioned Party", all members came atired in old fashioned costumes. The home was beautifully decorated to represent an old fashioned flower
garden.
Responses of roll call were “Timely News." Two very interesting and entertaining papers were read. Grandma and the Barefoot Burglar” by Mrs. Jessie McCoy and “Quaint Days of the Old Sewing Room" hy Miss Mary Gilmore. Two piano solos "The Last Rose” and "The Waltz,” were beautifully played by Mrs. Luella Jordan. A solo “At Dawning” was sung by Mrs. Wm. O'Neal and accompanied by Mrs Luc'la Jordan. "An Old Fashioned Melody" was sung by the quartette Mrs. Frederick Detioff, Mrs. Jessie McCoy, Mrs. Wm. O'Neal and Mrs. Harold Gill. An interesting contest was conducted by the hostess
won by \frn. Harold Gill.
After the program the hostess invited the guests into the beautiful Autumn decorated dining room ‘where a luncheon was served, Guests
of the club were Mrs. Emma Duke, Mrs. Pleasant Havens and Mirs Christine Burris. + + + + Warren Twp. Horae Ec Holds October Meeting The Home Economics Club of Waricn township held the October meeting at the community house on Oct. 2 with thirty-one members and fifteen guests present. The meeting was opened by the club repeating the club motto in uni-
son.
Roll call was answered and th< minutes of last meeting read by the secretary. A short business session was conducted by the president. The county chorus was present and entertained the club with several songs. Mrs. Burton, pianist, played two piano solos and Mrs. Porter, the chorus leader, sang two solos. This program was very much enjoyed by all present. During the social hour the hostesses, Mrs. Eliza Wamsley, Mrs. Mollie Warasley and Mrs. Lillian Hansel served delicious refreshments. It was planned to have the November meeting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Fry in Greencastle with a pitch-in-dinner, the date being changed from Nov. 6 to Nov 7. The election of officers will be held at the November meeting. + + * * Happier Homes Club To Meet Tuesday Happier Homes Study Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Helen Ewing, 120 west Berry street. The leader will be Mrs. Max Sconce. All members bring articles for the white elephant sale.
Approaching Marriage « ( Frances Hostage AjuiotiaJ M-. and Mis. Fred Costa to announce the coming 'heir daughter, Miss Frans tage, to Charles Wiegand, ] Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Plainfield. The wedding ’ place on October 12. + + + + S. C. C. Meeting Postponed One Week The S. C. C. club meeting k postponed one week due to) ihip Week being this week | + •!• + + TePauw’s Woman's Club To Meet Monday The DcPauw Woman's Cl| meet Monday afternoon to 5:30 o'elock at M a H J members are urged to attej meeting.
SADDLE cu b KIDij (C'ontlnuoil from I'ngp | Elizabeth Stoner, Miss Norn Richard Hurst, Dennis Harrl Albert Dobbs, Be sure to come to the | County Saddle Club Ride - ber 20th prepared for a »ran| fun and enjoyment.
-Mrs. John R. Hepler, Mrs.
FOR RENT: Modem rooms for gills only. Pricesl able. Mrs. Etta Ikamire, Poplar St.
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KEEP DEMOCRACY WORKING An invitation is extended to all Putnam County people to attend the special CITIZENSHIP UNION SERVICE at the Gobin Memorial Methodist Church, tomorrow evening . . . 7:30 o’clock.
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