The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1940 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNEB, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1940.

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"It Waves For A)l” S. K. Ilariien, Piiwliaher

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SOCIETY

Miss Betty Bryan _ — Society Editor i bone All Social and PerMnal Items To 95

t a County; JIUO to |8.00 per year , mall outald.: ' utram County. 7-19 South Jackson Hcreei

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A XJIREE THOCOHT FOR TOOAV We should be worthy of imitation; ■rho ;;lory of children are their fath- ■ is. Proverbs 17:6.

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Oersonals and LOCAL NEWS BRIE FS

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The iPutnam County Medical Society held a business and dinner mei ing at the local hospital Thursday evening.

Homer Williams, re the paren's of hy Ann, b:c. n Vv’ed-

Mr. and Mrs. Maple Avenue, a daughter, Dorn nesday morning.

Rev. Dodd will preach Sunday

iale church. Singing at 7:00 o’clock

~--.s : ,i hy Eugene Snodgrass of Carters -

Tt-i r Everyone welcome.

With Mrs. Glen Deem Delta Theta Tau met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Glen Deem with thirty-three members present. A done Hon of !>;20 was given to the milk fund. Plans for the hi- nnuid inspeiiion were made. India, ion, dinner and inspection will be h id at the Christian church Thursday, November 14. Red Cross roll call material was distributed among the members. The roll call drive will start Monday, November 11. •I* 'E •I* Country Reading Club # Met With Mrs. Hutcheson Tire Country R ading Club met Thurs iy aftci on at the home of Mrs. Phillip Hutcheson. Mrs. Edmond Ton- gav< n interesting review of Dale C angle’s life and his 1 ook “How to Win Friends and In- : !ut nee People. ' During the social ri .ur the host assisted by Mrs. Dan Hutcheson, served delicious rei shnrer.ts su - ive of the autumn eason. Sixteen members and two guests were present. -t- -H Tri Kappa Met With Mrs. Sttr.kel

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Mr and Mrs. Widter Baker, of Ini. | ,’is will 1 at the home of Mr. : Mr. . Arthur Hurst, Mt. Meridian

until Nov. 26th. On that date they will leave for Santa Monica, Cali-

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Active Chap’c | Thurs lay eveni: I Mrs. Willard • S I five numbers pi During the bin

voted to start mother project. The , project undertaken by the group fo ■ I the coming yc • is to buy glasses ! 'or needy school children. They will iIso sponsor a n> high school group of girl scouts which will be called the Mariners Clioup. A donation of .?25.00 was made to

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Mi John E i nshaw was elected

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£$v + d-1--b-i- + + + + + + + + ^ + ANNIVERSARIES + ^j++-b-i- + + + + + + + + + ^J Birthdays Charles Hess of this city, Thursday, November 7. Harley Hedge of this city, today, November 8. Gilbert Cox, 102 North Madison Street, 30 years old today, November 8. Bobby Lee Newgent, son of Mr. and M s. Robert H. Newgent, 3 | years old today, November 8. Robert Dale Pettit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pettit of Putnamville, ! i years today, November 8. Jessie C. Green, 206 west WashI ington street, today, November 8. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McWethy, 410 ' East Seminary Street, today, Noi vember 8. Jr. and Mrs. Russell King, 9th anniversary today, November 8.

Miss Willi el ml na Host® Honored at Shower Twenty-eight were present Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. Marguerite Bee in honor of Miss Wilhemina Hoste, whose marriage [n Donald Riley will take place at 3.00 o'clock Tuesday morning, November 12, at the St. Paul's Catho-

lic church.

Hostesses were Mrs. Durward Sites, Miss Maxiene Seeley, Mrs. Charles Vandevier and Mrs. Bee. Miss Hoste received many lovely j jg]

and useful gifts.

The bride elect's chosen colors of 1} blue and white were carried out in

the refreshments.

awards, and also winners In the demonstration contests. The cups awarded are to be kept at the respective high schools. Winners in the judging contests erf the year will be honored. Winners in the dress revue also will receive recognition. A cup will be given for achievement and another cup for leadership. Junior leade;' officers will be given awards, and also adult leaders. The fourteen members winning the trips to the round-up, June 9, 10 and 11, will be announced.

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raised by Earl and Perle Bridges of Hoachdate. Seven potatoes of the Peacht lo va iety weigh 10 1-2 pounds i * -s’ having a weigh! of 1 pound 14 ounces. Nine Green Mountain potatoes tip the scales at 11 pounds, and nine Rural Nv-.v Yorn weigh 11 1-2 pounds, the largest being 1 pound 12 ounces in

weight.

While you still have your youth - switch f’Om wash day dru Igery to Home Laundry & Cleaners. Phone! 126. 8-lt.

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t'H'VO MAN — Premier John Mctaxos, man who really rules Greece, who tore up Italian ul'inatum demanding uso of "stratcr; military bases and unmolesicd military passage to and from them. He then mobilized army.

How H.i Sultan’s last love gift t hi. irl sweetheart her life. Lovely Lyd , Hill, who nearly climb•1 H i tlu n.i, of Jahore, didn’t need he wealth its ruler showered on her but when h, -nt her to buy a coat to keep her warm in England’s air -lid nhelt is i Nazi bomb ended her yM romance differently than 300.>00 . ibjc is litsd prophesied. In The V 1 ' kiy, the magazine distibui i .. next Sunday's Chi:age Heral 1-American. 8-lp

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SPECIAL! Send your Shirts <» n Sat Washed * Ironed—Only Home Laundry & i Phone Its

FOR SALE: Duroc gilt with eight nigs, six weeks old. Chester Wells, Mt. Meridian. 8-2p.

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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

SPECIALIZING IN CAR LUBRICATION AND WASH EXPERT TIRE AND 3ATTERY SERVICE

1 PRICES RIGHT

Monday and Tuesday, November 11 and 12,1 Marfok lubricaion with the purchase of ten gallons! Fire Chief or Sky Chief gasr line. GEO. 5HUTCS, Mgr. BILL JONES, Atfei Corner of Jack- on and Columbia

4-H CLFB NEWS

The climax of 4-H club work for ho current calendar year, and the start of the work for the coming year is embodied in the meeting to be held in the assembly room of the C.mrt House in Greencastlc at 7:30 he evening of Tuesday, November 19. At the gathering approximately 200 4-H club members in the county ■’•’ill receive public recognition of heir achievements in work of that >rganizatlon. James Robert Nichols, president of he Junior "Leaders' organization he county, will preside. Medals and Mher awards will be presented to !-H club members and leaders over he county. The program will begin at 7:30 '’clock with a half hour program by -he Greencastlc High School swing >and, followed by the singing of Go:l Bless America,” in which the ludicnoe will be led by Gone iPenlington. At 8 o’clock, Chairman Nichols vill take charge. The 4-H club creed 11 be repeated in unison. Followng that, the presentation of awards vill be begun by Miss Mary Lou lehott, county home demonstration gent, and David L, Grimes, county arm agent. Paul F. Boston, superintendent of he Greencastlc schools, will talk to he audience, and the presentation f awards will be continued. The county Home Ec chorus will dng. In the giving of awards, all first ■ear club members will receive pins. The first year junior leaders also vill receive pins. The third year jtmor leaders will be awarded. Stnndird clubs will be given charters for -heir first year and seals for the folowing years. Sweepstake winners rom the county fair will receive

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Stop In And Ask At WHITE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS or Phone 257

SCINTILLATING SALAD FOR SUNDAY Though our mothers perhaps didn’t cook with the same scientific precision it is possible for us to use today, we can learn a trick or two from them about preparing the family’s food for a week-end. Almost everyone can remember the colorful jellied aspic salads crammed with crisp, tangy-flavored vegetables. They were prepared in advance, then removed from the old-fashioned ice box and unmolded in all their shimmering, jewel-like glory just before time to serve the

“company”.

The old-fashioned jellied aspic fits wonderfully into the modem scheme when we want to have everything ready for supper in double quick time and at the same time surprise everyone with a down-home treat. Here is the recipe with which to do it—using the same clear broth, pure cider vinegar, fresh cucumber pickle, Worcestershire sauce and crisp vegetables that made mother’s taste so extra good. Consomme Aspic Soak two teaspoons plain gelatin for five minutes in one-fourth cup consomme from a medium can (two *ups) consommo or consomme Madrilene. Heat remaining consomme to boiling point, then pour over gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add one teaspoon Worchesterhire sauce and 1 tablespoon pure cider vinegar. Chill partially, then add two or three cups of any of the following combinations: (1) chopped celery, diced cooked chicken and Stuffed Spanish oflves, sliced; (2) chopped celery, flaked cooked tuna fish and stuffed Spanish olives, sliced; (3) chopped cabbage, green pepper, fresh cucumber pickle, celery and pimiento. Continue chilling until firm. Unmold on beds of lettuce or watercress and garnish with mayonnaise.

dressed up in the delicious i room sauce given below. It'll prisingly simple, andyoucanf it in a matt : ■ f minute'. Of home-style cream of soup perform the quick dm eliminating the necessity of I uring a bit of this and a > that in order to obtain I quisite flavor for which thill is known. 1 Carrots with Mushroom S Scrape— 2 bunches tender carrot'. Cut into one-half inch 1 Cover with eg waUr, | add— 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon - igar. Cook until taii’cr, then dn and add— 2 tablespoons butter. IVhen butter » melted, with— 2 tablespoons (lour. Mix thoroughly. Add— 1 small (10-nz.) eat cream of mushroom* Cook, stirring constant!, | thickened.

THE PIQUANT TOE It is the piquant quahtJ J flavor of this ham loaf W' It stand out as the best PM ate. Fresh cucumber P 1 ™ 1 , g the meat before baking w for it. Once you’re tried this you •ill, no doubt, thmkof ous dishes which would 1 ter for this some r' ( l ua ' 11 Ham Loaf Grind together twice1 pound raw cured ha« H pound fresh pork. Add, mixing thoroughly2% cups rice flakes 1 “yfriSrteaspoon''worcestershir* >

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DELECTABLE BUDGET . r Se *r in a hot

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You get a goodly amount of vi- tinue baking in a F'r. Od tamins for your money when you (375* F.) one hour. 1 ", (S (J serve carrots to your family. So be served cold ami , .krtj you can consider yourself a clever sandwiches for packed I ^ keeper of tho budget if you put rice flakes hold the W]'" ^ | them on tho menu frequently. Your so it slices easily famil y wil l enjoy thcyi especially (Sarva* -