The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 November 1940 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

FRIDAY, NOATAIBER 29, 1940.

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TONIGHT’S NET TILTS (JrewH-avtle Nov. 2U - Connersville, T RainhriilK« Nov. 27 Ladoga, T Nov. 29 Roachdale, H BpIIo 1’nion Nov. 2D- Rcclsville, 11 RumoIIvUIA Nov. 29 Clovcrdale, T ('lo\pnlRlo Nov. 27 Monrovia, T Nov. 29 Russellville, H Fillmore ()|>rn date Roarhdiile Nov. 29 Bainbridge. T DON LASH WINS Don Lash, Indiana State Police officer assigned to the Putnamville barracks, and former Indiana University sp inting star, at Detroit, Mich , yesterday won his seventh national senior Amateur Athletic Union cross-country championship. Lash covered the 10.000-meter (approximately six an 1 one-quarter miles) course at the Meadowbmok Countiy Club in the startling time of :i0:25.8, almost two full minutes better than the mark of 32:17.2 that he set in 1934. ROACHDALE CHRISTIAN CHURCH T. J. Wilson, Minister. Services Sunday Dec. 1st. Religious Kducation Instruction period with teachers and classes for all age groups, 9:30 a. m. Maxine Ra man, Supt. Worship services. 10:30 a. m. an I 7:00 p. m. Like "Wise Men" who have seen | "Mis Star." may we turn our faces toward the little town of Bethlehem where in the long ago, wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in n manger appeared all the hopes and d earns of the ages past, and the destinies of a some time glorious future for all who love the true way of life.

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Society News Former I>ePnm\ Student Marries Wednesday* Richard Howa:d Thomspon a i l MisS Louellen Cornett of Louisville were married Wednesday af.ernoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents. The couple flew to New York and after next week they will be at home in Louisville. Mr. Thompsorf attended DePauw University. + + <■-* Itlrthday Surprise For Fred K. Hansel A surprise birtnday party was held Saturday night for Krejl K. Hansel. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and son Junior of Indianapolis, Mrs. Dorothy Helm and

daughter Shirley Ann. Miss Viettal Brown of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Rfnv Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berry. Charles F. Berry and son Charles, Mi and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley. Mrs. Emma I. Hansel. Donel Ray Krauer. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Warnsley. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Hargerty of Indianapolis The evening was spent in playing ca ds and sandwiches, cake coffee, tav were served. Mr. Hansel received many useful gifts. All left at a late hour wishing him many more happy birthdays. + + ♦•*• .Mrs. lame Hostess To Study Club • On Wednesday afternoon, November 20, Mrs. Bruce Lane was host-

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car to you won’t go along unless you ask him to., Drive th^t Ford over some real rough roads, not just on smooth highways. Drive it oyer the route / took it over not long ago. (I’m putting that route in this ad.) Then, if you don’t come in and say to me that the 1941 Ford rides like a big-money car, I’ll know that’I don’t know anything about automobiles. By the way, if you’ve already had a “relaxation ride” in some friend’s new Ford you’ll be glad to know that right now I could let you have an 85 h. p. 1941 Ford lor as little as with all taxes |*aid, oil and );a>, ready to go!

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DON McLBAN KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. I’HONE 268 GREENCASTLE, INI). Cover this route with a 1‘MI Ford and then with any high-priced car. I’ve picked out some of the toughest going in this vicinity. \\ hen you come hack you’ll know why I call the new Ford “ride” the relaxation ride.” And why so many folks around here are switching to Fords this year. South past Lone Star Cement Plant to Putnamville—East on Road 40 to first gravel road to left—thence to Greencastle past cemetery.

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| Sponded to roll call on "W'omcn in tlic Nevt-.r" Mrs. Howard Hostetler reviewed i the book, "Wild Geese Calling," by Stewart Bdward White. Mrs. Albe:t Balch and Mrs. Ray Ktche.son gave reports on the Institute of Federated Clubs which was ! held recently at Blooming'on. One new member, Mrs. Ray Etchpeon, was welcomed into the club. Refreshments were served by the j hostess. + + + + Lula Welle Kleoted I’ree’dent of Kmohud Cluh The Rosebud Club met with Ethel j Jackson Nov. 19. The usual dinner' j was spread at noon and was enjoyed ( by twelve members. After dinner a . short business meeting was held. Officers were elected: President, Eula | Wells; vice president, Kathleen Nichjols; secretary, Shirley McElroy; I treasurer, Ethel Jackson and public- , ily, Katie Hammond. Plans were I made for an oyster supper to be held ! at Fillmore Saturday night, Nov. 30. | Contests won by Lucille Pursell Christine Miller, Hazel Priest and Kathleen Nichols. The Christmas meeting will be with Iva Hammond.

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IN MEMORY In loving remerrtbrance of that dear wife, Hattie Belle, who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 29, 1939 I miss that pleasant smile, (That gentle, voice is stilled, . That vacant place in my home Which never can'be filled. U!at oUuM Vtheu , wj)t I* no mote. Witi] a cheery smil ) x the, hand. She has wandered inio an unknbw.i lahtL > ' And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since she lingers there. And you, oh you, who the wildest yearn For the old time step and the glad return. Think of her faring on aff dear, On the love of there as the love of here, Think of her still as the same I say, She is not dead -She is just away. “ . , '* Theodore Harris.

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