The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1941 — Page 2
Hoover Appeals
mittee signify whether it is contemplated to allow the President to give away American battleships or to as-
ror l\eaSSUranee , <>R n them to convoy duty in war
zones.
Hoover’s appeal was made in a letter to Committee Chairman Sol Bloom and made public by Hoover in 'Jew York.
ASKS miFIMTIOV of specific POH'KK TO Bh GKAVTEII
KOOSEVELT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16—(UP) Former President Herbert Hoover appealed to the House Foreign Affairs committee today to reassure aa “apprehensive and confused” publi. by defining at once the specific power to be granted Presi lent Roosevelt under Uie aid-to-Britain bill.
He disapproved of “our joining the war,” but favored extension of “every practicable aid. short of war” to Great Britain. Because many citizens of “high patriotic thought and experience” fear that the bill empowers the President to Involve the United States in war "as distinguished from a declaration of war by Congress," Hoover said, it is urgent that the committee draft positive definitions of what jrowers are to be granted and specifically exclude those that will not. He asked especially that the com-
DEPAUW CHAPEL
"The Battle of DePauw Classes •\ competitive spelling bee, was held Thursday morn ng in DePauw Student Chapel. Kd Waggoner, repreenting the senior class carried oft Lop honors. Miss Marjorie .billy v/as the othirepresentative for the class of ’41 David Outhridge and Jean Strickland competed for the junior class, l.imeis Winning and Beth Heuring represented the sophomores an I Lawrence Jackson and Mary Clair Blackford, the freshmen. Professor Frederic Bergmann of ire FJngllsh department, pronounced ihe words. Professors Ermina Mills, 1 1 omc C. Hixson, and Bergmann, ill of the department of English aetI as a judging committee.
THE DAILY BANNER •ad Herald Consolidated
“It Waves For AJP S. tl. Ilarkten, ? imllsber
Krrteri-U in the postofflca at CJreenraette, Indiana, as second cumm mall natter under Act ot March 8, 1878. Subscription price, U cents per ween; |3.00 per year by malt in Putnam County; S3 60 to *a oo p«w year by mail outside Putnam County. IT-lit South Jackson Street
\ BfHI.K THOUGHT FOU Too A V Then we hud better ohange our thoughts and ways: For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are y.iirr ways my ways, saith the Ix>rd. Isaiah .'15:8.
Society
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Miss Betty Bryan ^ - Society Editor Fhwim AO tVnSai and Per«oiral Items lo Ufl
B. AND P. WOMEN’S CLUBS TO
SEND MOBILE KITCHEN TO ENGLAND
The Business and Professional
Women’s club met Wednesday even- Happier Homes < bib
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I^andy W'atson, Jr. 105 East Ber-
ry St twelve years old today. Jones, today. January 15.
Gasaway, son of
today, January
1C -isvllle, today.
TJersonals ^ anil LOCAL NEWS BRIE F S
<’ B. Seeley was admitted to the hospital Thursday for treatment*
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
COATS ■ I
Dresses
1/ C* PKlCE
For Friday and Saturday wc are offering our entire stock of winter coats at 1-2 price.
Special lets of winter dresses are reduced 1-2 price for quick clearance. NO LAYAWAYS — ALL SALES ARE FINAL
BLOUSES $3. Values, Special lot 1-2 price C - ! $2. Values, Special lot 1-2 price
Mrs. Otha Ellis, who Iras been in the hospital for treatment, returned to her home Thursday.
MILLINERY
Final clearance of all winter hats values to $6. Choice of stock—
$|.00
BARBIZON AND OTHER MAKES OF SILK LINGERIE A special lot to close out 1/2 PRICE
SPECIAL LOT SILK HOSE Odd Sizes rind okirs—Clean I n. — Pair.
49c
PREVO'S
(). E. Brant and son Bobble of jury, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. I .ay ton Clifford and Virginia
Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin and | daughter, Eau.’ette have returned I home after spen ling a month's vaca-
tion in Florida.
Mrs. Dm ward Site.T of Muncie Is spending a few days with her par-i-nts Mr. anil Mrs. <’ B. Seeley, east
Liberty street.
Gregg Allen Gough, son of Mr I in and Mrs. Willard Gough, sp r nt .lie week en 1 with his grandparents,
Jr hn Gr.ugh and family.
Mrs. Andrew Durham and Mrs E: Fayette 1-eVan Porter attended the General Assembly Ladies I.uneheon in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyd are completing a new home on the National road east of Pleasant Garden. The house is constructed of tan colored brick, and the roof is of green com-
position shingles.
Mrs. Howard Gough, Roachdale, ha p esente,i the Christain church it Parkersburg with a beautiful painted picture of Christ in the garden of Gpths'Tnine The church nppreelatis this token of loyalty very
much.
inty Audltr Eddie H. Buis and family will occupy the Thomas property on west Walnut road, which nas been < ecupu 1 by Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ashworth. The Ashworths have mqvrd into a new home, just completed, < n south laekson street. There will be a Townsend meeting Satuiday evening at TrdO in the Court Houie. Rev. A. L. Perkins •id Rev George Hianani of Brazil will h the speakers. Jimmie nnJ Ma ie Lynch, students of B azil high n n >1 will furnish the music. George Knauer of this city will preside. The will of Ihe late James Petty whose funeral was held Wednesday bn ; I en p (.bated in the Putnam circuit court. It leaves his property to his surviving children and the dec sed children, and names C C. Gillen executor. Mr. Gillen, ar bey, knew Mr. Petty as a middleaged man, living in the country not f rr from Bainb nlge Witnesses of the will are Perry Rush and laris J.
Arnold.
ing at the home of Miss Helen Black with Miss Martha Hurat. Mrs. Charles Rector, and Mrs. Russell Shannon
as assistant hostesses.
During the business session several cards for the March of Dimes were filkd. Miss Grace Browning, presi- | dent, told of the plans of the national | organization to aid Great Britn.n The former president of the British organization was asked what was most needed. She told of a mobile kitchen ^frich has built-in compartments which makes it possible to cook and to have food hot at arty place and any time. During emergency situations the kitchen may tie moved to the place where it is most needed and belli in many ways. Th, mobile kitchen costs $1500 and the national organization is buying one and hopes to be able to buy more. If every member of the organization donates 25c mover kitchens will be purchased. Mrs. Frances Hoover and Miss Helen Browning are members
of the krcal committee.
It was reported $179.50 was received for the Tuberculosis Health Bonds. This wna an increase of $.T over last year. Miss Margaret Nel son was in cha ge of the sale. The January council meeting will he held Sunday at the Severin Hotel Indianapolis at twelve o’clock Miss Sally Butler, state president,
will preside
Mrs. Joe McCord represented instate Symphony committee and spoke briefly trying to stimulate interest
in the concerts.
Prof. Jerome Hixson was the guest speaker. His subject was “Appreciation ami Interpretation of Poetry." Prof. Hixson read several poems some written by Mrs. Ethel Arnold Tilden, Browning. Tennyson, Lind-
sey and others.
The hostesses served refreshments to the twenty-three members and two guests, Mrs. Frank Cannon and Mrs.
Joe McCord.
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(Viterie To Meet With Mrs. Allen
Coterie will meet Friday evening at 7:Ti0 o'clock with Mrs. Charles Allen, Anderson street. The leader,
Mrs. Ross Tustison.
Met With Mrs. Hall The Happier Homes
Study
Charles
Larry Richard
Ma nd Mrs Don Gasaway, 506 east
Hanna, two years
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Dennis Long, January 16.
Edgar Overshiner. R.
years old today, January 16. Patsy Collin.:, daughter of Mr. and
' .its. Ernest Collins. 2 years old.
Club | January 15.
R. 3. 18
the
Mahlon
met Monday evening with Mrs. J. U. Hall and Mrs. Leo Ter y, assisting .osteaa. There were eighteen members present. The lesson for
evening was given by
Baker.
Gaines were played and prizis were won by Mrs. David L. Grimes rnd Mrs. Manson Buster. During the social hour, dainty rereshments were served by the host-
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tirlpath P. T. A.
Jet Friday
Martha Ri.iputh P. T. A. met hi he school auditorium Friday, .bintary 10, with Mrs. Ln Te ry preiding. The program was a:; follows: groups of songs and a play First Settlers of America" by Grade Four. )evotions, Donald Giddlngs and othP. T. A. prayer by the group
Wedding Mr. and Mrs. C. T. routh Locust street, 4 lanuary 16.
Robbins, 700 years today,
Mrs. Under Honored U shower Thursday
Mrs Eltis Arnold, assisted by Mrs. Ross Hammond and Mrs. Ernest Rader entertained Thursday at the r ime of Mrs. Arnold on the Indianap,Ha ,,)ad. with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Wilma Dickey Rader, re 1 ■ nt br ide of Vurlirr Rader. Mrs Rader i,•reived many beautiful presents. The evening was spent) ; layiiir; - 111,• ■ and contests. Mrs. Mildred York was winner of the contest conducted by Mrs Ross Hammond. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Those present were Mrs. Maynard i Buis. Mrs. Hester Jackson.
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It hough wid< FT I lerlin repoi he 1 m a city in cerf i n p rani had two alan, rnjui nany incendiat thoti » it V !.()ND()N. I es r dmiralty Did; ra ni iouthanrpton w , t . ter esult of the att hun embers in th M . Id
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TKXT.'ook (ii(| 4 f'nnl Imir«| fr.n,, |. n ., rending the bill I
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Mrs.
panel discussion "The Family Goldie O’Neal. Mrs. Mildred York,
i a Demon ncy" and M s Manson luster, Mrs. Elbert Howar 1 and trs. Edmond To'.r. A short business heeting was held. The attendance anner went to Grade Four. -r + + +
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Friday Sewing Circle
To Meet Fritlay
Friday Sewing Circle will meet Friday for an all day meeting with Mrs. Ella Har ris. Please bring needlea and thimbles to quilt. Roll call Will be New Year’s Resolutions. Bring a covered dish. All members please be present as there is some dn port ant business to be discussed inti also to help make books. It was previously announced that this meeting had been jiostponed but it will meet as originally planned.
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Members at Conference Happier Humes Club
Members of the Happier Homes Study Club who attended the home (conomlcs program at the Agriculrnal Conference held at Purdue University Wednesday were Mrs. J. B. bill. Mrs. Mahlon Baker, Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs Harold Collins. Mrs Dan Rowland. Mrs, Wayne Pitts, Mrs. Willard Garrett, Mrs. Gilbert Twom•y, Mrs. Thomaa Vandevier and Mrs.
lalph Crousore.
Miss l>iuik Ho 'Ik' lo-stoo. Friday , Womans Bible Memorial Church
Birthday Dinner Party Held \t Home of Mrs. Wright
The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. M Wright of Floyd township was tire scene of a very enjoyable celebration in honor of the sixty-fourth birthday of Mr. W’i ight and Joe Dean of, Jackson township rind the seventy:ourth birthday of William Modlin, ill of which occur on the seventeenGi
of January.
Guests who came to spend the lay with them were Mr. and Mrs. !oe Dean, William Modlin. Mr. Alice | latfield and daughters, Sarah and Modlin, and son Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. ■
Mrs. Erma Hardwick, Mrs. Iva Hammond, Mrs. Ethel Mason, Mrs. Nona Chadd. Mrs. Myrtle Cine. Mrs. Opal Hammond. Mrs. Mary Rader. Dorothy and Edna Rader. Mrs. Wilma
Rader and Mrs. Ettis Arnold. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Ethel Had.
Mrs Mabel Harlon. Mrs. Myrtle Allen and Mrs. Gladys Garl who were
i unable to attend.
r intendent.
. Bed well oppose I the i I lee on the gron u tin: . ] the governor of his J
•police power.
“Outside of that I thi . ood bill," Bedwdl snu] Principal nn inn,. S( J ome out of conn nttf,-. .Icuse session wn th J decentralization" ,iii r: . lOP drive to reduce p I he hands of the , vm, ■ .rgunization act ,,f Ho
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STl CliKI \ PI’OINTED INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16 (UPr Governor Schricker today contiu- 1 tied his rapid appointments, re-nam- ! mg two officials to important state I
offices.
He is appointed William Stuck‘y, 1 Indianapolis Democrat, as a member : of the Public Ser vice Commission i Stuckey has served on the eomrnls- I sion since May 1, 1937. C. R. Benjamin. Indianapolis Re- ^
|( THE FUNNIEST rtUD EVT —
William Hcnrlcks, all of Jackson publican, was named to retain his township: M . and Mrs. Chas. Rig- post as a member of the Board o" les and sorvs George, Richard and Tax Commissioners.
•hilip. Mrs Evie Gillen, Miss Helen fare, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean, Mr.
nd Mrs. Thomas Bartholomew and laughters Jeanne and Shirhy all or '’rank 1 in township and Robert Dean
of Greencastle.
At noon a delicious pitch-in din-
er was served with a large turkey vhich Mr. and Mrs. Wright had furrished, holding the center of attenion. This was ^the fourth reunion f these old neighbors nT1( j friends rnd everyone is now looking forvard to the next meeting which will >e with Mr. and Mrs. Dean. After , 'ong afternoon of games and visitng all left wishing the host an I his-
(Wo friends many more
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attack naval base (Cuntliiilfd from l*n*re <»nrl again on the high seas.
The German air attack on Britain last night did not get under way until the early hours of morning and
ip * STARTS SUNCi.
yOHCASi ■ ‘Where the ( r • - |H
happy
A
Chub of will meet
rftemoon at 2:30 o'clock at the tome of Miss Wilhelmlna Lank. Mrs. \ H. Manuel will give the devotions rnd Mrs. Dunlap will have the program "Church Music." Members dense note change in place of meet-
ng.
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’Tlmore Garden Club Has Regular Meeting
The Fillmore Garden Club held ’heir first meeting of the year Frilay, January loth with Mrs. Els:** lewgill. This was an all day meeting mil the new officers for the coming 'ear were mstalled by a beautiful ’andle light service, Mrs. Rum Imith as president of the club, Mrs. dace Moreheart, vice president and vtrs. Mabel Huskey as secretary. Mrs. Elsie Cowgill who has hem resident for the past th.ee years, was voted by the members of fie tub as hono-ary president for thiuration of the club. Shi rcjpc , ■ j with a well chosen tribute to each | member and pledged her support in Oobtn ihe future as she hni dom
Friday >ast.
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For it helps
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SAVING YOU MONO I
$ $ $ $ $
TAKE OLD MOhI
t " timrl ate poor digestion, regulates the bowels, a* n h. Gas pains. Coated 'l'"rigire, Sics I! ™ Nausea, or other minor ailments due to constipation. N : 1 battles of life md hold his own if he does not feel well and peppy
feel weal eeaily will find Old Mohawk the Hur I
Only 49c
Sold on a Money-Back 4iuararil'"‘
MULLINS DRUG STORE Try MOHAWK Diuretic PIUS
in the
The club will
meet next month
with Mrs. Mela Ni ier. The hostrs,°r this meeting will be Mrs. Thom-
»s Lanham. Mrs. Grace md Mrs. Mabel Huskey.
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linton and Madlmtn .'loine «c Club Mp|
The Clinton and Madison
Home
A party of friends will entertain !, ' < ' <>nor, ’ ic Club met Thursday afterwitti a bachelor dinner this evening I "^° n ,an 9,h - Mrs. R U ss,.n in Indianapolis, in honor of Howard I 0 ’ Havor ’ s with Mrs. Rp X Call assist- '
Williams.
ant hostess.
Mrs. Roy Keefe returned to her home in Spencer Thursday afternoon from the Putnam county hospital. Edgar Carver. Mishawaka business man, was here today attending to matters connected with the settling of fhe estate of his mother, Mrs. Belle Carver. Mr. Carver commented upon the fact that, so far as he knows, there is now no resident of the county bea’ ing his family name
USE DA1GX BANNER AD\ ER TTSING Final*! And Get the Most for Your A Ivertlslng Dollar.
The meeting was open- 1
<1 by the new president. Mrs. Thom- I ts Holland. After reading of the col- 1 ect Sixteen members and two guest* ! mswered roll call on the most interring meeting of the past year ! Music by Mrs. Hustuis. then the business session was the election of offirers as follows: Mrs. Thomas Holland. president; Mrs. Yen, Sigler vice president. The club voted to donate to the infantile paralysis fund
Mrs. Stark gave a paper on Ameri-
canism. and there was a round tabl >
discussion by the members. During the social hour lovely re-
freshments were served by the host-
ess and her assistant.
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