The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1941 — Page 2
THE DAILY BAXNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, W'-
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Hundreds now enjoy our lunch ond dinners daily. Many stop in after the show for light refreshments. Join the crowd—-enjoy food at our restaurant.
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Herald, Consolidated “It Wave* For AH" A. k. Karlden, PnbUatoBf (entered In the postoffloe at Oreanaetie. Indiana, aa second claaa mall natter under Act of March 8, 1878. Su bucrtptlon price, 18 cent* par vee*; 13.00 par year by mall In Fotuun County; 13.00 to 10.00 par yaar ty mail outaide Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson 8treat
V BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY
Cod sometimes overrules madness; pray for peace
man’s
in the
|hearts of all men: Except those days should be shortened, there should be j i.o flash saved but of the elects’ sake those days shall be shortened.- Matt. I
A^SDOFTf
VEST WKKKS EVEVT8
Monday
10:00 a. m.—Freshman Chapel— "Preparing for Examinations”—Dr. E. R. Bartlett--Meharry Hall 4:30 p. m—University Symphony Orchestra Rehearsal—Meharry Hall Kappa Delta Phi—Mrs. Wendel Pell—7:30. Modern Priscilla Club—Mrs. Fred M. Starr—2:30 p. m. DePauw Womans Club—Lucy Rowland Hall—3:30 p. m. Presbyterian Men's Club—Dinner meeting at the church—8:30 p. m. Children’s Literature Group of A. A. U. W. Room 106 Asbury Hall -
7:30 p. m.
Monday Book Club- Mrs. J. A.
.3 + + + ** + + + + + 4, + + **? + anniversaries *++++++++++++ + # Birthdays James Roberts, today. January 11. Alva Chadd, Greencastle, R. 1. years, January 10. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Bryan, east Washington street, their 11th, today, January 11. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd. 3«th anniversary today, January 11.
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IT iVPKNED IN
and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Anderson In 1871 (From The Democratic Standard) Jr.l. 5. 1871 Over 100 tons of ice Love been jacked at Pendleton thus far this winter. Mr. E. Helms at Pendleton hn't vo young wild cats brought from C.llfornia recently, each of which has a tail about 16 inches long. Tntir power for catching rats in Iminer.se Jan. 12, 1871 Very small cords of \ >cd seil readily now in town for 25 and 83.80. If there Is one t. ing needed here it Is a wood meas rer. Feb. 2, 1871- A California sapling j- used through this city on the P. C. c St. L. rail) d last week. It was Id feet in diameter and the bark v as ten inches thick. March 30. 1871 A hitching rack 1 being put up on the cast side of the square for the accommodation of farmers. St. i her.son the sewing machine .''cent has ui.sposed of about $14,000 \. - o:th oi th Weed machines in two yean in this county. Afu;l 6, 1871 A corresjiondent ovc t Middletown says during a >' C-?nt n.isnionnry sermon the entire congregation, with the exception of « ne rustic were melted to tears. When aske : why he was unaffected, he said. ‘‘I don't belong to this church." April 27, 1871- Muncle, foolish enough to think that she may some clay rival Anderson, Is building a
DANCE
at I he GRANT HOTEL Saturday and Sunday Evenings ORCHESTRA Dukes of Rhythm
ADMISSION “v
new hotel. It is to b e a three-story brick, covering space 66 by 120feet. May 4, 1871- The three wagon making establishments of this place nre all crowded with work, there being a great demand for wagons turned out by Anderson manufacturers through this and adjoining
counties.
May 11, 1871 A stranger went to n church recently and sat down In a
pew, whe.n just as he was getting Home Economics Crorus will meet interested in the sermon a rough Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o clock at looking pious church member took | Gobin Memorial Methodist Church,
hint by the collar and threw him into the vestibule. He thought he
^personals
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Sigma Chi announces the pledging of Christian McClure, Greencastle.
Bamburger - 8:00 p. m. 8:00 p. m.—Concert Band Rehearsal Meharry Hall Tuesday 10:00 a. m.—Chapel—Dr. Warren C Middleton Meharry Hall 3:30 p. m. and 7:15 p. m.—Cinemart—“What Price Glory’’—“Testerday Lives Again"—Little Theater 4:30 p. m.—Varsity Band Rehear-
Mrs. Bamburger To Be Hostess Monday Monday Book Club will meet Manday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs J. A. Bamburger. Mrs G. W. Giddlngs will have the work . West Floyd Home F.c Club Mel Wednesday The West Floyd Home Economics club met Wednesday, January 8, with Mrs. Verna Zeiner. Eleven members and one visitor were pres-
ent.
Roll call was responded to with "Something I received for ChristT>as.'' There was no lesson so the entertainment committee then took charge. Venetia Hansel gave a riddle guessing contest which was won
a conviction in the court of Dent Chaney, justice of the P^o December 18, 1940. on an affidavit si(fned by Lemuel Patterson, and Z there is now pendi«r m the circuit court a surety of the peace proceedings directed against Douth-
the petition of Lemuel Pat-
itt, on
terson. .. , The petition for the revocation o.
“the peace and
Mary
sal Meharry Hall
Golden Wheel 7:30—Miss
Virginia Young
SIX! Misses Ivela and Susie Talbot 7.30 Tuesday evening.
j by Grace King. Worth Arnold also i
the license avers
security of the inhabitants of Put. nam county will be endangered if Albert Douthitt Is permitted to car-
ry a concealed weapon.'
Judge Marshall D. Abrams Issued the citation requested, ordering Douthitt to appear at 9 o’clock on the morning of January 16 to show cause for the continuing of the permit to carry a concealed weapon. In the office of Homer C. Morrison, clerk of the Putnam court, it was ascertained that 40 permits for the carrying of a concealed weapon were issued by the judge of the Putnam circuit court in the year just closed, which number. Mr. Morrison rfated, was about the average to.each year. The requests for such permits are filed with the county! clerk, and are submitted to the | Judge. If the judge approves, the 11- ! cense is issued. Esch applicant’s finger prints are taknn and are
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young people’s meeting ^ ^ church in view of ihe fact be attending the rally. 6:30 p. m. Wesley FellonJ sponsor a Round Table dij Cj Lucy Rowland Recreation R, by Bishop McConnell. Public invited to all the *
ihe day.
t’HI’RC'H OF THE \A£(| Rev. E. F. Singhurse. pu, Cars will go for children 8
would stay there and hear the rest 'if the sermon, when the sexton kicked him off the stejis. He went to th" ode of the church to listen through r.n open window, when one of th » brethien said ''Amen" to the minister's remark and then spit tabacco juice out of the window into the listener'seyes. He says a man can't i njoy religion much at that church. May 25. 1871 The Ice cream sa-Icoi-is are beginning to receive good patronage. June 3, 1871 The cradles made by Wagrer and Fisher nre having a good sal e through the northern part of th • state. A number of persons In town have lieen shaking with the ague for n few days past, and not withstandint; the extreme warm weather complain of being coin and bundle themselves up with overcoats.
HKIfKiE TOERN A MENT
Kev. Claude M. McClure was called
Second Ward Circle- Mrs. G. to 4:00 p. m.
Tuesday Reading
P. T. A. Reading C. Thompson 2:00
Circle- Mrs. J.
to Linden today to conduct the , VV. Childers 2:30 p. m.
funeral services of Mrs. Mark McBee.
m. Basketball—Wabash —
The Greencastle Ba.nd will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All) members are requested to he present.
8:00 p.
Here
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. -Worship Chapel— Dean G. Herbert Smith—Gobin
The Mother’s singers will meet j Rota y — 12:15 — Presbyterian
Monday afternoon at 2:00 in the j church.
Second Ward auditorium. Anyone j Federated Reading Club—WedInterested is welcome to come. j nesday 1:30 at the city library. Mr*. W. W. Lockwood of New! 4p. m.-Universlty String SymYork arrived today called here hy I Phony Reheamal Music School
the injury of her sister, Miss Elinor Towne who fell and broke her hip.
Religious
Franklin son of Mr.
McClure, 23 years old, and Mrs. Merle McClure
4:30 p. m.—Council Life Faculty Room
Basinas and Professional Woman's Club 7:30 Miss Helen Black. 7:30 p. m.—University Symphony
Cloverdale, is listed among the Orchestra Rehearsal Meharry Hall
Mrs. Wesley Childers, chairman of the Greencastle unit of the Indiana State Symphony Society's Women’s Committee, has received formal notice from the committee’s executive board in Indianapolis of the inauguration of a state-wide bridge tournament to be held under the commit-
tee’s auspices in the 23 Indiana cities | sentrucine where units of this cultural-social | V0UthK cha lps
women’s group have been organized. I ,, According to Miss Marlon Hearst. Greencastle chairman for the tournament, each hostess will lie asked to provide light refreshments and material for playing. A Greencastle unit bridge prize will be provided from
the funds of the tournament.
“The first round of play in Greencastle," Miss Hearst said, “will be from Jan 20 to 25 The player having the highest score in this round will receive the unit prize. All unit prizes in the state are uniform," she I said. "The winner of the unit play will then proceed to compete in the cemi-final round of play within the southwest legion, of which Greencastle is a part. The semi-final round will be played in the 4 regions of the state between Jan. 27 and Feb. 1. Semi-final play will be directed by Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, Regional Director, and Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Martinsville, Regional tournament chairman. Prizes for the aemi-final round played in each re-
gion will also be uniform."
FOR SALE: Medium size range stove, coil spring day bed, oak buffet. good upright piano. Jeffries, Berry street.
IT ISN’T NECESSARY
TO BROADCAST TO THE WORLD
About the wonderful food being served at the Lincoln because the word is getting around—if you didn't know, come in this week end and we’ll prove it!
SUNDAY SPECIAL — CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNERS as you like them Served.
LINCOLN CAFE
24 South Vine
young men c.-ilisting at Teny Haute in the Air Corps for service at Pana-
ma.
Mrs. W. A. Mundy of ElUotavlUe, formerly of this city, who recently underwent a major operation at the Union hospital in Terre Haute is reported improving. City firemen made a run to the home of Ott Herod, 608 south Indiana street, at 12:45 p. m. Friday to extinguish a small roof fire. Damage was kept to the minimum, it was re-
ported.
A new sort of thief has been enrolled at the Indiana State Penal Farm, at Putnamville, through the
of two Indianapolis
Mocn and John H.
Unltr, both of Indianapolis, to se ve 30 days at the farm ujxin convictirn at Greenfield for stealing lightning iods from the farm house of John Wilson in Buch township,
near Greenfield.
Frank Jarrell, Putnam county stipe intendent of schools, NYA «dmlnistratnrs, and othe • secondary education leaders of the county, have been invited to attend a Joint Student Work Conference at Butler University, Jan, 14. in the Arthur Jordan Memorial hall. The conference will be sponsored by the Butler College of Education and the state National Youth Adminisba-
tion.
Slow burning may be OK for cigarettes. tut slowly burning up your energy doing th e family wash is not so good Phone 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 11-lt.
< omuinxioxkiis' w.i.ow ivnox Fhe following; clulma were allowed oy lb, Uoanl of «•iimmlssioin.ro of I utnain count y ;it thuir rcKulnr ntoetImk. h*ld Jan n, iry ti, 15141
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$1 20
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Karl HrohiM*. $14.75;
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Kurnev, t.1.00
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... Clyde Mc-
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County lte.en.ie Pond
John Hlghtsell, SI 25.00; H P Mill-
tins, * 1 :|0; u S. Cowwlll, SllbS; Meti-
ger Lumber Co., |2o (!0; l„d A*eoc
Telephone Corp. |r,x :ir, ; T. It Woodburn sprinting Co, Burroughs
Adding Mach. Co. SIT 00; Karl Baxter. »l« 10; Auditor of Parke C 4 : ^°Hhern Ind. Power l>, in of Witter Works. $90 00; fl
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Daily Manner,
.lames A. Burk, $13.50.
Welfare I tind
It J Shannon, |x7 50; Ind.
Telephone Co
lobe Corp . 82.25,
(Signed) Eddie H. Buts, Auditor
Put '• - - -•
ut nam County. Indiana
Epidemic Of Cold Symptoms
666 Liquid or 666 Tablets with 666 Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally re. lieves cold symptoms the first day. unt— —Adv.
Circle No. 7 of Woman's Society of Christian Service— Mrs. N. C. O'Hair, 412 E. Walnut 2:30 p. m. Thursday 10:00 a m.—Student Chapel—Meharry Hall Kiwants -12:15- Lincoln Tearoom
annex.
4:30 p. m.—Concert Band Rehearsal Meharry Hall Cpuncil of Clubs—2:30 p. m.~Keystone Chapel Gobin Memorial Church. Spanish Group of A. A. U. W.— Room 201 East College 7:30 p. m.
Frltlay
10:00 a. m.—Music Chapel—Meharry Hall Sfki unlay 10:00 a. m.—University String Symphony Rehearsal Music School TRIAL PROGRAMS FOR SECOND SEMESTER DUE BEFORE!
NOON
8:00 p. m.- Basketball—Butler—
There
gave a > iddle contest won by Flossie Alexander. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
4* + ♦ * lefferson Home Ec Met Thursday Afternoon The Jefferson Township Home Economics Club met at the Belle Union achool building Thursday afternoon. The new president, Mrs. Edna Goodpasture, opened the meeting by all singing "America,” and all repeating the club creed. Roll call was answered with “New Year’s Resolutions." Mrs. Elizabeth McCullough gave a lesson on “Laundering in the Home." During the secial hour refreshments were served to eighteen members and Miss Mary Lou Schott, county home demonstration agent. Members are asked to note change in meeting dates now to the second Friday in the month. 4. q. 4. d. Clovenlata Ladle* Aid Me:, Tuesday The Ladles Aid of the Cloverdale First Christian church met at the heme cf Mrs. Alta Allendar Tuesday, January 7. The meeting opened by singing following by the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Following the business session a contest was conducted by the hostess and won by Mrs. Evelyn Yanders. Those present besides the hostess were Mesdames Mary Elmore, Vesta Heavin, Elsie Wooden, Mae Terry, Kathleen Walton and son, Mary Smith, Gladys Haltom, Evelyn Yan<’ers, Misses Freda Horn, Bonn!# Glee Horn and son and Ethel V. Smith. The February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Yamlers.
made a part of the record.
pfCHUBCH
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, minister. Jack Gillespie, organist—director. Church school 9:30 a. m. Worship 10:35 a. m. Observance of the Lord’s Supper. Reception of new members. Communion meditation: “Participating in Christ.” Music: Prelude “Agnus Dei" Bizet; Offertory “Be Thou But Near" Bach; Anthem "Eternal Light of Life” Handel; Anthem “Bread of the World" Buck. “Men’s Service Club” Monday 6:30 p. m.. Speaker; Dr. Vernon VanDyke of DePauw. “Pitch-in" supjier. All men are invited. Each man is requested to bring a dish of food. Choir practice Friday 7:00 p. m.
Bible school at 9:30. LesJ
upt.
Morning worship, 10:45. I N. Y. P. S„ 6:30 p. m. Congregational song serJ ime songs at 7:30. Special* n song, 8:10. Evangelistic*
C20.
Prayer meeting ThursJ
’raise service and Bible i
THE FIRST BAPTIST (J J. Drover Forward, mir...J 9:30 a. m.-—Bible school J .raded school with ( lasses I ges. 10:30 a. rri.—Morning !wi* od. 6:30 p. m.—Intermediate * School Young Peoph's met* 6:30 p. m.- Adult unions* 7:30 p. m.—Evening wot* •ith singing in the dark. I Thursday evening at 7 7$ nd praise service
NEW PROSECUTOR FILES AN UNUSUAL AFFIDAVIT
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Modern Priscilla (Tub To Meet With Mrs. Starr Modem Priscilla Club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Fred M. Starr, 406 east Washington street. + * + ♦
Kotermry l.en Evans, < natenvllle lining Woman, Married Today In a ceremony announced fn ■ today, Miss Honemary Lee Evans, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Lease Evanse of Coatsville, became the bride of James E. Lones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones Lones of Jamestown. ♦ ♦ + 4*
Announce Marriage Of Firmer Student Announcement has been made at Bedford of the marriage of Miss Stephenson of Paoli and Ward Smith of Deputy, this state, for two years basketball coach of Shawswick consolidated school in I^iwence county, and former honor atudent In DePauw. 4 +
A petition which is said to be the '.Ml of its kind file l in the Putnam circuit court, and which is th? first iffidavit filed in the Putnam court by Kexell A. Boyd as prosecutor of Putnam county, asks the court to cite Albert Douthitt to appear before he court and show cause why his license to carry a concealed firearm should not be ievoked. The petition is signed by Lawrence G. Graham, sheriff of Putnam county, and it sets out that “on or about June 22, last year, Albert Douthitt filed an application for a Jcrmit to carry an Iver Johnson. 32 cal. revolver "for p election," but, he petition says, without stating what business he had to protect; hat he has figured in two piosecutions since then, one of them, being
8iigar Ridge Needle Club Meets Wills Mrs. Carrington The Sugar Ridge Needle Club enjoyed an all day meeting and pitch-in dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrington Wednesday, Jan. 8. A delicious dinner was served at noon. The afternoon was spent in a social time with the ladles. The men playing rook Nine members and seven guests were present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Clarence Berry. It will be an all day pitch-in dinner. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Otha Bales. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lewis. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Coffman, Mr and Mrs. Hetman Hendrlch, Mrs. Mattie Toney, Mrs. Chris Knauer| Mrs. Walter Reeves, Mrs. Clarence Berry, Mrs. Warren Lewallen and Mrs. George Reialng.
GORIN MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH Claude M. McClure, minister. Van Denman Thompson, minister of music. 9:30 a. m. Church school. 10:40 a. m. Junior Worship. 10:40 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon: "Invitation to Live" by Rev. C. M McClure. Dr. W. S. Rader. Rev. Elmer I. Carriker and Vernon Bigler, assisting. Music by Dr. Thompson and University Church Choitg “Allegro Cantabile"- Wider; “Agnus Dei"- Merbecke; “Lo, a Voice” Bortniansky; "Thy Way, Thy Will"— Thompson. 4:30 p. m. University Vespers. Sp: alter: Bishop Francis J. McConnell. 4:110 p. m. Youth Rally at Morton Methodist church. There will be no
FIRST CHRISTI \\ <U H. C. Fellers, mini-tor. Eugene Pennington, mi: lusic. “Begging or Praising" wi ,object of the minister’s m he 10:00 o’clock wi ' -hip « norrow. The servit ■ is pm he graded church and aai roups at 9:30. Intermediate Vespers 5:311 High School Vespers (i# .mily Long, leader Mrs Jc peaker, subject, “The Str.t he Common Man " Visitors are always wpIc-'
MAPLE HEIGHTS MF.TH8 CHURCH Angie Godwin, pastor. Church school 9:30 a. lames Causey and Edgar m have charge of the openinel The church school is now J and blue ribbon contest. Many thank* to all who nil hooks to our church library. | tend to you a welcome to white church on the hill.
Make It A Date!
Join the happy family groups that are seeo ev ' Sunday in our cheery dining room-—
YOU’LL COME AGAIN!
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