The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1940 — Page 2
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,‘|j -r -!* -!• -i- 4* -l- •!• v v Jc} i" LONG BRANCH + f Mrs. Osa Marshall v ^ + + +4*4 ,, j* + + *i*4 , + + ^ Mrs. Ella Gardner is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lottie Skelton. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Beckley are the parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Lillie Gowens remains about the same. Mrs. Kate Johns visited her brother, John Friend and wife. Mrs. Friend is in very poor health. Frank Irwin visited his brother at Veedersburg and attended the reun-
ion of his three brothers which is ; held every year at the same time and place. Plans were made to meet next year. I Miss Doris Marshall visited her 1 friend. Miss Margie Dobbs, at Indi- | anapolis over the week end and atj tended church at the East Side church Sunday morning. The official board of Gobin Memj orial Church will meet this evening | in Keystone Chapel from 7:00 to 3:00 o’clock. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Mary Robison of Bloomington was the week end guest of Miss Elizabeth Rariden. Mrs. Grace Walts, Greencastle, R. 2. has been confined to her home for the last two weeks with cold and sinus infection. Judge and, Mrs. David A. Myers cf Greensburg, Judge and Mrs. A. C. Wood of Angola and Judge and Mrs. Wm. F. Dudine of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Judge and Mrs. James P. Hughes at their country home Greendale Farms. Floyd Hemmcr, superintendent of the Indiana State Farm, says that some time back the institution had as inmates a one legged Negro boy from Evansville and an artificial limb maker. So he set the expert to making a leg for the Negro. It was a beauty and the boy came to the office to show how he could even dance with the new artificial member strapped to his stump. The next night the Negro ran away and hasn't been heard of since.—Brazil Times.
•2Ji + + 4*^ + + + + *!' + + + + + {5J + ANNIVERSARIES + i j f + + + + + + + + + + + + + # Birthdays Freda Sims, Greencastle, R. 2, today, December 9. Mrs. Stella Carrington, Sunday, December 8. Carlton Cunningham, today, December 9. James Harold Graver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Graver, 2 years Sunday, December 8. Raymond Feld, 210 north College, 11 years today, December 9. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. R. Beasley Moore, east Washington street, today, December 9.
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Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge, No. 106, will meet in regular session this evening at 8:00 o’clock. Mary Louise Taylor of Roachdale was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Scroggin of Ft. Worth, Tex. are visiting friends and relatives here for two weeks. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Edington and son were guests Sunday at Lafayette of Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Porter. The Morton Conservation Club will meet Thursday night. December 12. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Joan Kendall of Bloomingdale underwent a major operation at the Putnam County hospital Monday moming. Mrs. R. Beasely Moore left Sunday for Toledo, Ohio, where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Wareing. The Current Literature Group o£ A. A. U. W. will not hold a Decern her meeting as was announced in Saturday's Banner. Miss June Wiseman, daughter o; Dr. an Mrs. V. Earle Wiseman, Sjjent the week end in Bloomington, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Town-
send.
The meeting of the Madison Township Farm Bureau has been postponed until the evening of December 18, in the No. 10 school
house.
Mrs. Paul Hatcher and son, Keith
Allan will leave Tuesday, December 10, for Tampa, Fla. to spend Christmas with her mother, Mrs. W
H. Witmer, who lives there. Dr. Clyde E. Wildman and Dean
G. Herbert Smith of DePauw uni-
versity, attended a meeting today of u , the Indiana Association of Independ/ Kappa Delta Phi
ent and Church-Related Colleges The g oup met at the Columbi i
Club and Dr. Wildman, who is pre
ident, presided.
Mrs. G. W. Bence is at home froiVt a visit in Kalamazoo, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loring. She reports lots of snow in Michigan as well as in Northcm Indiana, but the roads were clear of all snow. South of Peru, she reported no snow, but plenty of it north of that city. Webb Evens, tiving 6 miles north of Greencastle, who exhibited 10 eariof DeKalk hybrid No. 639 in the DeKalb hybrid contest at the recem Newport state husking bee and won second premium. The same exhibi won 5th place in the national husking contest, with 15 states repre sented, held at Davenpo t, la. Thb corn made 100 bushels to the acre. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kerr flew from their home in San Francisco, Cal., to Alpena, Mich., Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kerr's father, Mr. Smith, who died at his home in Alpena. From there Mr. Kerr came to Greencastle to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr. He left Sunday for Denver. Colo., where Mrs Kerr will join him and then return to their home in California.
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AjiSSSSS Mrs. Grimes To Be Hostess Tuesday The Happier Homes Study Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. David L. Grimes, Indiana street road. Please bring a 10 cent gift for the Christmas exchange. d* d* *5' Tuesday Reading Circle To Meet With Mrs. Corwin The Tuesday Reading Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. B. F. Corwin. Mrs. Killinger will have the program.
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P. T. A. Reading Circle To M'cet Tuesday Second Ward P T. A. Reading Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock with Mrs. H. S.
Myers.
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Joint Meeting Planned
By Six Local Clubs
An outstanding event in the December social calendar for Greencastle women is the joint Christmas guest meeting planned by six local clubs to take the place of their regular December meetings. The program, which has been arranged by Dr. H. T. Ross of the Speech Department of DePauw University, will feature Christmas plays presented by students of the Speech Department under the direction of Professor Robert Williams. This guest meeting will be held at the Little Theatre, on Wednesday afternoon, December 11th, at three o’clock
in the afternoon.
The six clubs sponsoring this event are those in Greencastle with Universal Membership in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. They are as follows: Woman’s Club, Century Club, Over the Teacups Club, Twentieth Century Club, Boston Club, and Federated Reading Club. Members of these six clubs have invited personal guests, and the guest list also includes the president and one additional member from each of the clubs in the Council of Clubs. Mrs. Fred Starr, Mrs. Lester M. Jones, Mrs. Lee Reeves, Mrs. William Bishop, and Mrs. Edward R. Bartlett are the representatives of the clubs who have been in charge of arrange-
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To Meet Monday
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Miss Wilma Miller,
624 Anderson slreet.
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Piitmwnvilta I.:ulies To Meet Wednesday “The Womans Society of Christian Service’’ of Putnamville church will meet Wednesday, December 11, for the Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Verner Bowers. This is the annual Guest Day and pitchin dinner. Bring table service and a 10 cent gift for the Christmas exchange. All ladies of the community are welcome.
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Delilah Miller P. T. A. Me; Friday Aft'amoon The Miller School Parent-Teach-ars Association held its December meeting Friday afternoon. The meetrig openej with a program of gypsy music by the fifth and sixth grades mider the direction of Miss Curnutt and Mr. Stevens. Costumes and setting were suggestive of a gypsy campfire scene. Solo highlights of the program were Beve ly Trembly of the sixth grade at the piano; Mr. Stevens, a vocal number; Dorothy Kline, two accordion selections and Frances 'ticket, a Hungarian solo dance. Mr. Stevens and the Misses Kline an.i Frances Rickett are students in the Music School at DdPauw Universi-
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Following a brief business meeting mothers and teachers met m their respective rooms to discuss oroblems or to raise questions peraining to their particular groups. This rather unusual procedure was
well received by botn
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I’. E. O. Sisterhood To Hold ('liristnius Party
The P. E. O. Sisterhood Christmas oarty will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs Simpson Stoner, 120 Bloomington
street.
MIm Browning To Be Hostess Tuesday Golden Wheel will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Miss Edith Browning. Please bring gifts for the grab bag. + + + + Mrs. Vreeland Addresses Delta Kappa Gamma “It is important for women to discover where their interests and responsibilities lie and to do their utmost along those lines,” said Mrs. F. M. Vreeland Saturday night at the Delta Kappa Gamma initiation dinner held at Lucy Rowland Hall. In developing her subject “Women and Teachers in a Democracy,” Mrs. Vreeland traced the progress of women through the ages, showed their resources, and suggested ways in which women may meet the challenge of our time. In order to assume the obligations of deonocracy, Mrs. Vreeland urged that women everywhere adopt a more objective and realistic attitude toward life, shun controversy and develop mental and physical health embrace an active rather than a passive attitude toward democracy helping to retain its freedom and keeping out subversive elements, apply themselves *to the problems produced by modem science, promote desired legislation especially where it applies to i child labor and kindred problems, | and last of all, promote the spiritual | and non-materialistic side of life. I The dinner followed an initiation j service conducted by Dr. Lilian B. Brownfield, president, and chapter officers, for Mrs. Sidelia Starr Donner, newly pledged honorary member, and Mrs. Estella Frank Hall, active. Guests of the society were Mrs B. F. Handy representing the Federation of Clubs, Mrs. John ft. King representing the Council of Clubs, Mrs. David Houck of the American Association of University Women, and Miss Grace Browning of the Business and Professional Women's Club, On Saturday, December 14. Epsilon Chapter of Greencastle will go to Crawfordsville to install a chapter ol Delta Kappa Gamma in that city. Mrs. John B. Boyd will have charge of the installation.
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S. C. C. To Hold Christmas Party S. C. C. will hold its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. B. J* Currie, west Walnut street, Tuesdaj evening at 7:30 o’clock.
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