The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 November 1940 — Page 2

THE DAILY BAJWER, GEEEINCASTLK, INDIANA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19+0.

CHT’RCH NOTICE Where are you going for Thanksgiving ? Why not go to the Apostolic church on Commercial place wher? th re will be religious services all

at the church. Many ministers from cut of town will be there and special music and songs will be rendered. The Pastor, Sister Rhoades, invited the public to attend. We should give thanks on that

day. Dinner will be served at noon day. Services begin at 10:00 o’clock

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THE DAILY BANNEU Herald, (’onsolidated “It Waves For AH’’ K. ilariden, Pablisner Entered In the postoffice at Green■istle, Indiana, as second class mall natter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 ceatts per ween; (3.00 per year by mall in Puf- ■ am County; (3.30 to (B OO pec year >y mat! outside Putnam County. 17-18 South Jackson Street

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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODA1 But Demas had to leave this world many centuries ago, he should have lover spiritual treasures more: Demas hath forsaken me, having loved this present world. 2 Timothy 4:10.

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Mrs. Ed Gail was a visitor in Indianapolis tixlay. . Bobby Knauer, oast Hanna street, is confined to his homo by illness. Mrs. Mary Harbison is ill at her home at 500 south Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Mathias and f iond visited with Mrs. Mary Mathias this week end. T. D. Allee of Memphis, Term, is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Alice, Bloomington street road. Miss Susie Talbott and Miss Lelia Talbott sp; nt the week end with Mr. an/l Mis. Harold Talbott and family at Elkhart. Among the local people who spent Tuesday in Indianapolis were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller, Miss Wilma Miller and Mrs. Laurence Long. There will be a prayer meeting every Tuesday evening at the Limedaie church. The meetings will be conducted by Jasper Albright. Everyone welcome. Last rites for Mrs. Roscoe Hurst, well known foimer resident, will be held Wednesday morning at 10:30 at the Rector Funeral home. Interment will be in the SUlesville cemetery. Friends may call at the Rector Funeral home. Mis. John R. King and son Col., Ji !in W. King and Mrs. Rex Thorltf n spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vv illiam Pfister at Champaign, 111. Mrs. Pfister, who is the daughter of Mrs. King, returned home with th m. Mr. Pfister will join her here for the Thanksgiving holiday.

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Townships, business houses anc! groups with 100 per cent reported to

date, are as follows: Cloverdale Township. Third Ward School.

Central National Bank. Putnam County Hospital.

Monroe Township.

Daryal and Mary Mewell of Bainbridge underwent tonsil operations j at the local hospital Tuesday morn-

ing.

Ralph Martin of Cloverdale underwent a major operation at the Putnam county hospital Tuesday morn-

ing.

The Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club will meet this evening at thi home of Mrs. Lawrence Crump, 102 i south Indiana street. The city fire department made a j noon-hour run to south Jackson j street, south of the Tharp property, ‘ where grass was burning asd alarm- { ing property owners. Madison Township Farm Bureau will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 at No. 10 school house. Music and various entertainment will be furnished. A picture will be shown by David Grimes, county agent. The committee in general charge of the erection of the new Somerset church, on state road 43 north of Greencastle, extends an invitation to all friends of the movement to donate their help. “There is work for everyone and your help will be g eatly appreciated." the committee members say. Take every piecaution to having colds this winter. We suggest you start now by letting Home Laundn A: Cteaners do the washing. 19-lt

TO CONTEST RECOUNT (Continued from I’nice One) lots which did not have on them thi initials of the election clerks in the precincts in which they had been cast and an agitation was started to have these ballots included in the recount, it being claimed they were legal, being absent voters’ ballots and not voted locally. The court ordered them included in the count, and a result of that action, the lead of 13 held by Vaughn, Republican, ovei Rice was wiped out and Rice was given a small majority, he ultimately being declared elected. Mr. Rice is now filling the office. However, counting of these absent voters’ ballots increased the lead of Spencer, Republican, now in office, over Eiteljorge from 18 to 37.

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Hogs 13.000; 160 lbs., up 10c higher, lighter weights steady; 160-210 lbs., $5.95-(6.15; 210-300 lbs., §616.25; 300-400 lbs., $5.85-(6; 100-160 lbs., $4.75-$5.85; sows 10c higher, mostly (5.60-(5.90. Cattle 1,800; calves 600; steers and yearlings fully steady; heifers mostly steady; canner and cutte: cows strong; beef cows barely steady; part load choice steers $13.25; choice heifers $12; vealers ^steady, top $11.50. Sheep 1.600; lambs fully steady: good and choice lambs mostly $9$9.35, top $9.50.

Miss Virginia Ash Entertained at I “arty Miss Virginia Ash entertained twenty-two of her friends Monday evening in honor of her fifteenth birthday. Those present were Wanda, Wayne and Eugene Harvey; Annabelle and Robert Murphy; Pansy and Albert Rogers; Lucille, Dcnald and Helen Williams; Fayma and IPaul Blank; Ronald, Cli.J'n d and Stanley Hanlon; Reese Scobee; Wesley Custis, Jr.; Jesse York; Linsey Buis; Zelle Lewis; Gertrude Suther land; Mrs. Artie Scobee; Mrs. Leonard Lewis; Peggie Rhoades and Virginia, Loretta and Freddy Ash. All enjoyed the evening in playing games and an old fashion taffy pull.

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^SOCIETY

A. Z. U. R. Chib To Meet With Mrs. Swickard The A. Z. U. R. Club will meet this evening at the home of Mi • Warren Swickard 302 west Franklin

street.

+ + + * Woman's Society To Meet Wednesday The general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church will be held Wednesday aftemoon at 2:30 o'clock in The church santuary. The program "Christian Social Relaions" will be presented by Mrs. David Houck and her committee. + -f* H" d 1 Dine and Chat Club Met With "Mrs. Sinclair Mrs. Kenneth Sinclair entertained the Dine and Chat Club at her homo Wednesday, November 13. Ten members and one guest, Mrs. Charlea Tabor, were present for the meeting. Roll call was answered by “What Wc Have to be Thankful For.” Each told their secret sister and names for the next year. Election of officers was held. Dana Hamblin was elected president; Rozclla Hunter, vice president; Mabel Herbert, secretary and treasurer; Dorothy Brown, news reporter. This meeting marked the third anniversary of the club. Contests were conducted and prizes were won by Nettie Broadstreet and Mabel Herbert. The next meeting will bo held at the home of Mrs. Nettie Broadstreet in December. a. .j. J. Mr. and Mrs. Shewmaker Entertained Saturday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shewmaker of Reelsville, entertained the Tri-Four club Saturday night. A fried chicken upper was enjoyed and the evening was spent in playing cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. :)onald Cradick, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young and son of Indianapolis, Lloyd Gose, Miss Esther Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young. Prizes were won by Helen Williams and Donald Cradick. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wil-

liams.

•* -fr + + Federated Reading Club To Meet Wednesday Afternoon The Federated Reading Club of Putnam county will meet Wednesday afternoon promptly at 1:30 at the City Libraiy. Mrs. J. L. Riebsomer will review, “The Promised Land,’’ by Mary Antin. This is the third book contained in the series “Americans From Abroad,” which is the reading course being studied by the club this year. Anyone interested in reading for a purpose is welcome to attend this meeting as membership is non-in-vitational.

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Current Bonk Club Met Monday The Current Book Club met Moniay evening with Mrs. Perry Rush, Northwood. Mrs. Rush reviewed the book “Invitation To Live" by Lloyd J. Douglas. •*'*-** To Have Shower For Mr. and Mrs. ('iimtningH There will be a miscellaneous shower Friday, November 22 at 7 o’clock in the Belle Union school muse in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cummings. Friends are invited. + + + + Mrs. West Hostess To Section One Section One of the First Christian ■hurch met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kenneth West with Mrs. Robert Pierce and Mrs. William Welch as assisting hostesses. Nineeen members answered roll call. Plans were made to send each child it the Children’s Home in Cleveland a gift for Christmas and also a gift xchange at the next regular meetng. Mrs. A. O. White gave the devotions and topic “The Father Of All’ ’and all sang “Bless Be the Tie That Binds.” -!• -V 4- 4> iirl Reserve* Enjoyed Kid Party Monday Miss Zeda Stuckey entertained nembers of the Girl Reserves at a Kid Party at her home on Spring Avenue Monday evening. + + + + Council of Clubs In Meet Friday The November meeting of the Greencastle Council of Clubs has been postponed until Friday, November 22, at which time the meeting will come to order at 3:00 o'clock in Keystone Chapel in Gobin Memorial Methodist church.

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To Hold Joint Meeting ’or Worthy Grand Matron Greencastle O. E. S. Chapter 255 and Cloverdale O. E. S. No. 369. will hold a joint meeting for the official visit of the worthy grand matron, Nelle S. Johnson, at the Masonic

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,;jj, -J- -h •!• 4- -i- *> -i* 4- + + ^ + ANNIVERSARIES •» ^•h + + + + + + + + + + + + (Bj Birthdays Miss Edna Wynekoop, Greencastle, R. 3, Tuesday, November 19. Clifford Wynekoop, Greencastle, R. 2, Tuesday. November 19. Donald Ray Shewmaker, Reelsville, R. R., eight years old today, November 19. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armstrong, 128 west Berry street, 2nd anniversary today, November 19.

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Temple in Greencastle on Friday evening. November 22. All members of the Order of Eastern Star are given a cordial invitation to attend. A dinner will be served at 6 o’clock in the dining room at the Temple and the regular meeting at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Essie Benefiel is worthy matron of Greencastle Chapter and Mrs. Nellie O’Neal, of Cloverdale Chapter. All desiring to attend the dinner may call Mrs. Frank DeVaney, Wednesday. Friday Sewing Circle Met With Mr. and Mrs. Berry The Friday Sewing Circle held a chili and oyster supper Friday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry near Putnamville. Twenty-eight were present. After the supper, games were played and were won by Mrs. Helen Chadd, Mrs. Amy Custis, Mrs. Lucille Smithers, Mrs. F. Phelfry, Mrs. Edna Hubble, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs Elsie Fo:: an I Mrs. Eula Harris. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Custis and family; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chadd; Mr. and Mrs. Ollie SnjUhors and children; Mr. and Mrs. Elice Fox and children; Mr. and Mis. Fred Phelfry and children: Mrs. Mary Hankins: Mrs. Ella Harris; Mrs. Edna Hubble and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry and son. *r «r Mr*. Gillespie To Entertain Keystone Bible Class The Keystone Bible Class will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. R. J. Gillespie, 211 west W,'limit street. Please note change in time of meeting.

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TO OPEN RIM A new roller skating rir ing Wednesday evening Banner building at the Franklin and Vine street!, is under the management Burch of Linton and Karl Oakland City. They forn ated the rink at Plainfieli

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