The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 November 1940 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNEE, GREEN*CASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, 'NOIlfMBER ♦, 1940,

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The Members of the PUTNAM COUNTY YOUNG DEMOCRATIC CLUB are backing, and solicit your support, for all the candidates on the Democratic Ticket

THE DAILY BANNER

Herald. Consolidated “It Waved For AJP 8. R. Rar! Gen, PnbHiiber iCntcrcd In the poatofflce at Greennaatle, Indiana, ha second claaa mall ’natter under Act ot March 8, 1878. r?jt«ciTptlon price, 12 cent* per «eek: S3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.SO to 90.00 per year ■ry mall outside Putnam County. 17-10 South Jackson Street

society

For President FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT For Vice President HENRY WALLACE

For Senator

SHERMAN MINTON For Governor HENRY F SCHRICKER For Congress LENHARDT c. BAUER For Joint Representative ARTHUR T. HOADLEY

For Judge

W. M. SUTHFBLIN For Prosecutor REXEI.L BOYD

For Auditor EDDIE BUIS

For Treasurer LEON T. WELCH

For Sheriff

WALTER BRYAN

For Coroner

RUSSELL SHANNON For Surveyor ARTHUR PLUMMER Commissioner, 1st District ANDY CROSS Commissioner, 3rd District GEORGE L RICE Paid By the Putnam County Young Democratic Club. t

A BIBI.B THOrGHT FOB TOD AT There is only one safe way, the way of righteousness: I^et the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him: and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. Isaiah

55:7.

Fortnightly Club To Meet With Mrs. ('urtls Fortnightly Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Benton Curtis with Mrs. Ernest Browning as assistant hostess. Mrs. Helen Lucas will have charge of the program, her subject "What’s New in the Pictures." + + + ■!• Current Literature Group To Meet With Mrs. Herbert Current Literature Qroup of A. A. U. W. will meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening with Mrs. Ray Herbert, 22 Hillsdale avenue. Mrs. Joe McCord will review “An American in Paris’’ by Janet FTanner. + + + + Bello Union I*. T. A. Co Meet Tonight The Belle Union P. T. A. will hold its regular meeting Monday even■ng, November 4. (Please note change

of date.

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Miscellaneous Shower Held For Mrs. Roberts

A miscellaneous shower was given Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Max Roberts at the home of Mrs. Harold Collins. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Cedril Collins, Mrs. Low’ell Collins and Mrs. Ewood Trout. Contests were conducted and prizes were won by Mrs. Maxine Robrts, Mrs. Ernest Trout. Miss Mar-

Mrs. Florence Pratt and Miss Ella | garet Kendall and Mrs. Helen Ewing.

Dainty refreshments were served

by the hostesses.

Mrs. Roberts who was formerly Miss Velda Jean Collins, received

many nice gifts.

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personals

and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

The Cloverdalc National Bank will close all day Tuesday, Election Day. Pearleater Williams of Indianapolis spent the week end here visiting

her mother.

Muhanna visited with Mrs. Grace Reynolds in Evansville Sunday. Mayme Ritchey, Dali Lee and Frank Neal of Danville, Illinois were Sunday guests of Minnie Townsend. Mrs. Martin D. Phelan of Chicago was the week end guest of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Harris, Northwood. Bob Lyons and Bob McGaughey motored to Lafayette Sunday afternoon and visited the Purdue airport. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutcheson ,;pent Sunday at French Lick

Springs.

Mrs. L. H. Turk and baby daughter, Jane Elizabeth, returned home Sunday from the Coleman hospital in Indianapolis. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. McGaughey spent the weekend in Chicago with their son, Dr. 'William McGaughey, who is surgeon at the Cook county

hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens of Terre Haute, Thelma Faugh of Oaktown and Roy and Tiny Stevens of Omaha, Neb. spent Saturday with Mr. and M s. Bert Leslie and family. The members of the High School League of Gobin Memorial Methodist church, will hold a "Kitchen Cabinet Meeting” this evening at 5:30 in Community Hall. Each leaguer is asked to bring covered dish, sandwiches or fruit. Forest Goodenough. a student in the DePauw Music School, will give the program. Virginia Williams will be in charge of the meeting.

LOCAL SCHOOLS WILL PRESENT "ON OUR WAY” The Greencastle public schools will present the interesting dramatization of "On Our Way” as part of the observance of American Education Week, in the high school auditorium at 8 o’clock, Wednesday evening, November 13. This is the most pretentious program which the local schools have ever attempted in connection with A. E. W. observance, according to Supt. Paul F. Boston, and will be complimentary to the public. The cast will be composed of students and teachers from both the elementary and high school departments. The production will represent a cooperative effort of the music, speech, art, physical education, and other departments. “On Our Way" was created under the auspices of the Educational Policies Commission and was first-.produced by the schools’hf Oakland/(?a!. The play was repeated for an audience of 7,000 enthusiastic spectators at St. I.miiis last Fobtjiary :n connection with the meeting of the National Department of Gchool Superintendents. The play itself rep!*esents message for the American people, the story of their own public schools, the most democratic institution of freedom-loving people.

TODAY NOV. 4 Will Rogers, Humorist, 1879 For Quality Flowers Phone 636 KlM’s. Flowers . ■ -I . A' :

Happin- Homos Study t’luh Held Halloween Party The Happier Homes Study Club held a masked Halloween party at the old high school gym October 28 There were 45 present. Prizes awarded to those masked are as follows: ugliest—Charles Hale: prettiest Mrs. Retha Pitts; best masked Billy Garrett. Several games and contests were given. Refreshments of doughnuts and cider were served. + + *•»■ Warren Home Economics To Meet Thursday The Warren Township Home Economics Club will meet at the horn” of Mrs. Ruth Fry, 703 South College Avenue, Thursday, November 7. Please bring a covered dish and table service for luncheons. Please bring measurements and floor plan of your kitchen. As this is an important meeting, we would like a good attendance. Members lease notice change of meeting. + ♦ ♦ Davies-Peak larriage Announced Mrs. Mary Peak and Clifton C. Davies of Roachdale were united in marriage Thursday, October 31, in Louisville, Ky., at 11:00 o’clock at he First Baptist church. The pastor read the single ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Davies will make their home near Roachdale. + + + + Vita Theta Tau Alumnae 'o Meet This Evening Delta Theta Tau Alumnae will neet this evening at 7:30 at the borne of Mrs. Harold Stewart, Wood street, instead of Thursday evening is was announced in Saturday’s cal-

■ndar.

Martha Ridpath P. T. A. Teld Meeting Recently The Martha Ridpath P. T. A. met '■'riday afternoon in the school audtorium with the president, Mrs. G. V. Giddings in charge. Mrs. Leo Terry, the program chairman, p:cented the following program: Pledge to the Flag. Play—Grade 5. Devotions Betty Ann Baker. P. T. A. song—group. Whistling solo—Mrs. Evalene Wil-

liams.

World Friendship through Books Miss Genevieve O'Hair. Women of the Bible Mrs. Wil-

iam Bishop.

Coral Prayer group. A short business session was held ollowlng the program. The attendance banner was won >y the fifth grade.

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Vaonil Carpenter Bride

>f Ruswcll Rock

Miss Naomi Carpenter, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Phil Carpenter of rill more, and Russell Bock, son of ’.anford Bock, of Madison townhip, were united in marriage Sunlay afternoon at 4 oclock in a .eautiful candle light ceremony In he sanctuary of the First Christian ihurch. The single ring ceremony vas read by Rev. H. C. Fellers

•he presence of a few

friends.

Mrs. Bock is employed by the ampbell Implement company and Mr Bock is employed at the Cement '■tent. They wil make their home on . ferinfl Afftfeon tb^shlp.

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.“} •!• •!- "t- -I- -1- -!• -I- -r + -!-•!- {5} + ANNIVERSARIES + + + + + + + Birthdays Ruth Eiteljorge, 15 years Sunday, November 3. Mrs. Carrol Dawes, November 2. Darrell Gilbert, 4 years old today, November 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Jr., Illinois Street, their 7th anniversary today, November 4, 1940. Dallas Vernal King, Greencastle, R. 1, 28 years old Sunday, November 3. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Lee McKamey, 92 Martinsville street, 1st anniversary today, November 4. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cox, Gth anniversary today, November 4.

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Woman’s Society Plans Wednesday Meetings The Circles of the Woman’s Soc- I iety of Christian Service of Gobl’i i Memorial Methodist Church will | meet Wednesday in the following places: No. 1 Community Hall, 2:00. No. 2. Mrs. W. J. Fuson, 109 ! Bloomington street, 2:30. No. 3, Mrs. Harold Zink, 327 High- ; fall Ave., 2:30. No. 4, Mrs. T. L. Harris, 108 Northwood, 2:30. No. 5, Mrs. Paul Grimes, 612 Seminary street, 7:30 No. 6, Mrs. David Grimes, South Indiana street, 2:00. No. 7, Mrs. Ed. Hamilton, Taylor Place, 2:30. No. 8, Mrs. Lycurgus Stoner, 810 south Indiana street, 2:30. No. 9, Mrs. R. E. Williams, 522 E. Warhington street, 2:30. No. 10, Mrs. R. E. Williams, 522 East Washington street, 2:30. Every member of the Woman’s Society is urged to attend the meeting of her respective Circle in order to assist in formulating plans for the year’s work. + + Maxine Oueal Entertained With Halloween Party Maxine Oheal entertained if grSup of friends at a Halloween party last Monday evening. A weiner roast was held at Robe-Ann Park and then the guests returned to the home of the hostess where games were played. Prizes were won by Betty Klebusch and Maxine Oneal. Thosa present were Betty Joan Westfall, Patsy Gasper, Merline Ros:;ok, Connie Dunn. Betty Lou Crawley, Betty Klebusch, LeRoy Oneal and the hostess and her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oneal. Favors were given and refreshments were served. + + + •«• Mr. and Mrs. Harris Entertained With Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris entertained at their home with a basket dinner in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Charles Lemmick Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hicks and sons Bobby and Kenneth of Fillmore; Mrs. Edgar Seller and children, Charles, Carl, John Donald and Robert and Mr. ami Mrs. Russell Seller of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burns, Mr. and Mrs. William Kirkley and children Billy and Carol of Brownsburg; James Harris of Terre Haute; Mrs. M. A. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. William Perrish, Mrs. Walker Reasor and daughter. Marilynn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemmick and sons Bud and Richard. Lawrence Lemmick, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris and son Edward of Greencastle. •> •!• .Miss Gilmore Hostess To Delta Kappa Gamma Miss Margaret Gilmore was hostess Saturday night to the members of Delta Kappa Gamma, national honorary society for women teachers, at the first meet ing for the current year. In the absence of the president, Dr. Lillian B. Brownfield, the meeting was presided over by Mrs. Rupert Bartley. Miss Dorothy Harris read the secretary’s report and Miss Elizabeth Daggy gave Ihe treasurers report. Mrs. John Boyd reported for the program committee and Miss Dado B. Shearer for the membership committee. Mrs. John Boyd summarized the business of the state meeting held recently at McCormick’s Creek S’ate Park. I' ollowlng the business session, Miss Shearer conducted a service in memory of Miss Lillian Southard, after which Miss Mildred Dimmlck talked to the group on current periodicals available for the woman who wishes to be well read. The meeting closed with a social hour.

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Art Needlework ( iuh To Meet Tuesday The Ail* -| meet Tuesday aftermn 'clock at th '.I Gillespie. w< • W ■ J lote change of nreting placi •r — f t ialpli Davis Entertained >n Eleventh Birthday Ralph 1 1 ■ . fronds at a I loon in Inn - 'ay. The gues’ i played ginw Ralph received many gifts. 1 ■lents were -TVed by the ho* Mrs. Murel Davis and Miss j Thompson. ((’outiniieil on I’ner Sin Perhaps no' i lew -t pncsl .he best qualLi 1 a far enil iven our Diy Oleanin;: Oepui . steady growth,- Homs Liu<| ' lea nets. FOR RENT Furnished nl 110 East Pop! i: Street. Phoni| M. LOST: Billfold containing l •j iluable pap- ■ and drivers at the Dinir. c : d Bainbridj about 100 feet mth of the car. Return t - Pliil Pruitt. 51 Court. Rewat !.

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