The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1940 — Page 6

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Thanksgiving and children.

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v -!• -I- -i- v •> •!* -k *i* ^5 ii CLINTON FALLS 4 •■•.+ + *!• + + ^ The meeting here at the Methodist church was well attended. Preaching by Kev. Mees. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Ensor and children and Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Ensor .-pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin. Thet :• will be a bazaar here at the t'e’i. iist church Saturday evening ami right, Dec. 7. Mrs Lida Pierce who has besn visiting at Indianapolis returned home Saturday. Mrs. Eula Staggs is caring for Mrs. Mildred Staggs who has been very ill. Kev. Matt Mees ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mi - Elbert Bettis.

Janies Cox of the

ration on the Great Lakes and Mrs. Frances Gearling of Chicago called

on Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Staggs. Mr. and Mrs. James Burk and

Elwood; Mrs. Thelma Humphrey an I Frank McLinden at a turkey dinner ,,1,^, ,,, arK | Mrs. Mary Burk spent -on Jimmie. Mrs. Callie Arnold, Mrs. Thursday. , Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hutch-

Edna Arnold and daughter Reba jvtr. ami Mrs. G. C. Ramey of IndiMae, and Ruth Eiteljorge of Green- anapolis spent Sunday with Mrs. castle; Mrs. Hazel Alexander an! uda Pierce and brother. Harvey

Wm. Newman visited Sunday with Cecil Newman and family. Mrs. Wm. Newman. M s. E. EBuis, Mrs. Cecil Newman spent the day with Mrs. Buis. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McGinnis and son visited Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. Hass of Martinsville. Lester Storm and family called on Mrs. Myrtle S‘orm of Fillmore Saturday. Mrs. Sallie McGinnis spent Wednesday with Loyd McGinnis and family. Francis McGinnis called on Mrs. Amy Buis Tuesday. There will be all day services at Bethel church Sunday, December 8. Morning se vices by the pastor Rev. Grepp, with a basket dinner at noin. There will be ordination of deacons by the council of While Lick association' in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and

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training j daughter were Sunday d aner guest -

erf Chns. Smith an I family of Fill-

more.

Wanda Jane Storm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Storm has been ill the past few days but is improv-

ing.

James Cox and Mrs. Frances Gearling and Mrs. Merea Wells visito

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daughter Plex Anna of Terre Haul , Bettis and Mrs. Pierce returned homo Mrs. John Shonkwiler last week.

i Mrs. Lida Pierce and Ed Bettis and w itii them for a few days’ visit.

I son Charles Edward. I

George Tweddy has pneumonia. | Fred Cox and children. Dora Kern Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Akers of and Ray and Areta Welch of GreerSouth Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur : castlu s P ent Sunday with Mr. am Shonkwiler and son Glen of Green-j Mrs. John Shonkuilct.

castle spent thanksgiving with Mrs ! Mr. and Mrs. cnanes \i Linden «-n-

Violet Shonkwiler and son, Mr. and tertained at Wednesday dinner Mr. Mrs. John Shonkwiler. Afternoon and Mrs. Call Richardson of Port callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Worth. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. John DuTweedy. i gan. Mr. and Mrs. Finley Cope and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Staggs anti son and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Sad-

i little daughter of Greencastle, Mr. dler.

and Mrs. Eldon Staggs spent Thanki- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bu k am , giving with their parents, Mr. and little daughter. Margaret Olive spent i Mrs. Joe Staggs. , the week end with Mr. and Mrs. CurPuin Thomas spent one day last tis Burk at Bridgeton. ; week with his brothers, Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Staggs spent

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Thomas.

James Cox of the navy training station on the Great Lakes is expected at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Shonkwiler for a five day

vacation this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hall and chil-

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robett

Thompson of Pa ike county.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brattian and children spent Thanksgiving with

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brattian.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack McArtney and children of Indianapolis and Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. James Burk nave a

new car.

Mrs. Ruth Staggs and little daughter, Mrs. Alice Smock and little son of Greencastle spent Monday with Mrs. Mildred Staggs. Mrs. Lida Pi rce called in the afternoon. John Burk is in the hospital at Indianapolis. The Ladies Aid met in a called meeting at the heme of Mrs. Mildred Newgent to tack a comfort for the

bazaar.

Mrs. Mattie Bettis called on Mrs Dorothy Miller Monday evening. ■ v v -I* v v v v v *K •!• d* {j} EAST MAKION TAVP. + e. .'. .j. -> -K •K *K (.* M s. Dessie Bn in of Newcastle ;>• a the first of last week with Mr

and Mrs. E. E. Buis.

Unith Monday, Wm. Newman Cecil Newman, Ernie Cox, Horac. Robinson, Leonard Newman, Bob

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Thomas li< tlis entertained Thanks- c,ren Brazil visited in this com- Mrs. Ellet Ensor and children spent Arnold and E. E. Buis picked and giving day with u turkey dinner, Mr. inunity Thanksgiving day. j Thanksgiving with Mr. ami Mrs. S busked corn for Oran Buis Monday and Mrs Ward Arnold and two chil- *" r - anc * M*' 3 - Howard Farrow, Jr . o. Ensor. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Slavens.

Robinson <>i ntertali ei parents Mr and M s M M '■ Mo • tBaveni and Mr. and Mrs

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!• GKKKNf AsTLK KOI TIC S 4 | Mr. and Mrs Vc;l Ader and son | (vitet tair.e i at supper Friday night ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Miller and family Mrs Ewell Christie and family 1 tpent from Thursday until Sunday J .vith Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Proctor and family. Wm. Pruitt and Jess Jones of ; r ndianapolls spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Glon Jones. Mr. and Mrs James Whitt of 1 Indianapolis, Mrs. Nellie Denny and daughters of Greencastle visite I Mrs. Viola Denny, Sun lay after- | toon and also Mr and Mrs. Ray R i Miller. Mrs. Wm. Zeiner of Fillmore vis- j ited her sister Mrs. Harvey Nichols Wednesday Mr and Mrs. Lois Proctor and j daughter and Leo Proctor of Indian- | apolis spent Monday with Mr. and j Mrs. Jasper Proctor and family. Mr. and Mrs Verl Ader and son ! spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Jack Dearinger at Indianapolis Mrs. Dearinger and baby left the hospital Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Russell Scobee and ons spent Sunday with relatives in ndianapolis. Tile Home-Mekm-s Club met or .Vedne day aft -moon with Mrs. ’usscll 3co' e. Those present wort It:;. Alv 1 Gowin. Mis A rthur Amen. 4rn. Jasper P tor and daughter,! Maty, Mrs Ra?- R. Miller, Mrs Harvey Nichols, Mrs. ivan Proctor. Vlts. Kenneth Mr.dlin, Mrs Glen 'ones, Mrs Eva I rice and Mrs. Cully ’rice an I daughter. Delicious refreshments of ham sandwiches, pickle, apricot pic, and coffee were

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