The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1941 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNEF, CUENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, FEBREAKV 5, 1941.
RURAL YOUTH PROGRAM FOR Y d ANNOUNCED
At a (vimmittee meptlnK of tile Rural Youth Club Tuesday evening the program for the coming year was made as follows:
to extend an Invitation to every onej'pHE DAILY BANNER
In the county to come to at least one of the meetings and see just what
February 18 Mixer at Morton in community hall, at 7:30. Pledge to flag. Gi iup singlne Business meeting Recreation. Refreshments. March IS Place: Court house, ' h eericastle, at 7:30. Pledge to flag. Business Tryouts for play. April 15 At Creencastle. Pot luck dinner. Theatre party. May 20 Place: Reelsville, at 7:30. Pledge to flag. Group singing. Business Questi n box Group discussion. June 17 Semi-formal dance (optional i State Farm Band (tentative!. July (Date to be announced)—Picnic. August 10 — Place announced Treasure hunt. Business. September 16 Hay ride wiener roast. Place announced. October 21 Halloween party. November 18 Place to be announced. Speaker. December 16 Banquet Christmas, party. j Present members of this club wish !
kind of organization the Rural Youth
really is.
The next meeting will be at Morton and those going from Greencastle and other points will leave the court house at 7 o’clock and those being able to furnish transportation or desiring transportation please be there at that time. At this meeting plans will be discussed for a play to be given by the club. Please try to be present.
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SOCIETY
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I.r\< UPON SATI RDAY
INDIAN ATOMS, Feb. 5 (UP)-
Arch N. Bobbitt, Republican state chairman, today announced that all county chairmen and vice-chairmen will b e guests of the state committee at a luncheon Saturday in the
Indianapilis Columbia Club.
The conference will be in cornnec-j| lion with the winter meeting of the
Republican editorial association.
Details and progress of the GOP legislative program will be discussed
said Bobbitt.
A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TOD AT This is the basis of national unity as well as personal harmony: Finally be ye all of one mind, having compassion one of another, love as brethren, be pitiful, be courteous 1 Peter
3:8.
Mrs. Ollie Smedley of Terre Haute is visiting Mrs. Emma Smith, west Poplar street.
personals ^ and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Earl Fisk Auxiliary will meet Thursday at the city library. Please come and bring tpble service.
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In UunisamlH of laboratories, men and women trudge the road ot scientific research—pilgrims across a land ttiltiout houndries. The progress they are making Is little (short of anui/lng. Thanks to their discoveries, plagues iihich once ravished whole continents are now medical oddities and each year, more and more diseases yield to their skill. Truly, Hie issiple of the work! owe their thanks to the ne n of medicine and we take this oppoitiinitv to make public profession of ours ami of our faithful cuo|m>ration with the physicians of this community.
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Mrs. Curtis Riley of I^hanon was I called here by the serious Illness of her mother, Mrs. Maura Bittles.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Thomas were in ; Indianapolis Tuesday evening to at- ! tend the Sonja Henie Ice Revue.
Meet With Mrs. McLean Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Don McLean, Ridge Avenue. + + * Mrs. Collins To Be Hostess Thursday The Friendly Circle Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Freda Collins Each member is asked to bring a valentine. + + + * Mt. Meridian l-adies To Meet Thursday M-s. Vernie Larkin and Mrs. E. E. Co'iins will be hostess for the Mt. Meridian Ladies Aid Thursday at the Methodist church in Mt. Merid-
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+ + + ■*■ Thursday Reading dull To Meet With Mrs. York I The Thursday Reading club will 'meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. George York. Elm street. Mrs. Grace Dean will he in charge of the program. Roll call will bo a Valentine exchange. T •* f f Friday Sewing Circle To Meet With Mrs. Custis
+ + + + + + + + + ANNIVERSARIES + + + Birthdays Don Riley of this city, today, February 5. Julian Steele. 28 Beveridge street, today, February 5. Larry Masten. son of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Masten, 909 south Locust, 1 year today, February 5. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hess, today, February 5.
Mrs. John Cartwright and sons attended the Ice Revue at the Coliseum in Indianapolis Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Webb and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Alice attended the Sonja Henie Ice Revue in Indianapolis Monday night.
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Willing Workers Me.•ting Postponed Willing Workers Club meeting planned for Thursday has been postponed until Thursday, February 13, due to illness of the members. Place of meet will be announced later. •r -t* s- -e Kiim-Join-l's ( lass To Hold Meeting Members and friends of the Kuni-Join-Ua Class of the First Christian Church will hold their regular monthly meeting at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MoKeehan Thursday evening at 7:4. r >. Assisting will
GAVE PIANO RECITAL
Henry Kolling, professor of piano in the DePauw Music School, appeared Tuesday evening in Meharry Hall in the first faculty recital of the new semester. Mr. Kolling play(1 a varied program with unvarying skill and understanding of his musiet
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The Friday Sewing Circle will meet Mr. and Mrs. Te l Torr.
l. Laura Bittles, west of the was admitted to the Putnam i
county hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Bit-{
ties is ill with pneumonia.
Simpson Stoner left today for St. Ixiuis where he will he a guest of the American Automobile Insurance Company at their managers confer- ! ence.
I Due to the icy condition of the j roads Tuesday evening, H. C. ReckI ley went off the road east of town, j near the Goldsberry farm and hud to ' be removed by a wrecker.
Is there Someone You Like a Lot? Want to let them know 5 Why don’t you send a Valentine To sort of tell them so?
We have a complete selection of the famous HALLMARK Valentines now on display.
Sam Hanna's Book Store
Miss Rosa Neil Reynolds from Gary. Ind., and a senior in DePauw and a major in speech department, will give several readings at the Maple Heights Methodist church pitch-in supper Friday at 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. John M. Rawley, of north ! Walnut street, who has been seriously ill for many weeks and unconscious for the last nine days, is reported 'sleadily becoming weaker and her ! death is believed near.- Brazil Times.
j A bill which was passed by the state Senate yesterday, introduced | by Senators Lane and Vermillion, re- ' quires county highway supervisors ! to provide bonds of $5,000. The vote | was 40 ayes and 2 noes. It will go I to the House for action.
Friday for an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Amy Custis. Please bring needles and thimbles to work on quilt, also present for a shower, a Valentine for exchange and gifts for two birthdays. Roll call will be a Valentine verse Each member please bring a covered dish. Mrs. Mary Berry will be the assistant hostess. + + + + Stitch and Chatter To Meet Krtdu> Mrs. Amy Custis will be hostess Friday evening to the Stitch an I ( hatter Club. Each member is asked to bring a Valentine and needles and thread to work on a quilt. All members please note the change of meeting place.
army, navy and air force to foreign powers without advising Congress and might be able to seize private property for delivc y to foreign governments.
All members and friends are urged to attend this meeting. •i* •!• •* **• S|mnish Group To •leet Thursday Evening The Spanish Group of A. A. U. \V. will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 in the east College, Room 201. Anyone interested, is invited to attend. + + + •* Washington Township Women Held ( iuh Meeting On January 23. the Golden Circle Club met at the home of Mrs. Dovie Taylor with Mrs. Maude Sublett assistant hostess. It was the first ill day meeting of the year and at noon a very delicious dinner was served. In the afternoon the new president, Mrs. Lelia Fellows, called the meeting to order. The devotions were read by Mrs. Alma Wright. The Lord’s i Mayer was repeated in unison. Fourteen members answered roll call
Opening the recital was Chopin's '"Sonata in B flat Minor.” Th# first movement, the grave-doppio movimento, gave opportunity for a display of playing power. The second, the scherzo, was more melodic, and an ffective contrast to the first movement. The third movement, the familiar funeral march' was played with real power and in a style which brought out in full measure the lovely contrast between the dark and light passages in this movement.
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The "Varied Theme, Fugue and Chanson, Op. 85 1 followed and closed the first half of the program. The selections which comprised the remainder of the program were in a lighter vein and were rendered in an easy and impressive manner. First were the two Brahms "Capriccios,” Op. 76. Nos. 1 and 2; following them a Brahams “Intermezzo,"
Op. 116, No. 4.
The evening was dosed with the playing of three Debussy numbers in which Mr. Kolling seems to excel. The first. “Puck's Dance,” was played excellently not only as far as handling the speed nnd difficulty of the piece were concerned but with an understanding which resulted in complete justice being done to this lelightful piece of program music. "The Girl With The Flaxen Hair” and "Toccata" closed the program. Mr. Kolling played one encore.
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(ContlniM'ri from I'aure One8 to Germany, had arrived at Sofia with renewed German demands that Bulgaria join the German-Italian axis.
LONDON, Feb. 5.—(UP) Lord Lloyd. 61, secretary of state for the colonies, died at midnight, it was announced today.
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I«ist rites for Robert Armstrong of Roachdale, photographer in that district for 36 yea a, were hel I Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock from the Chastain Funeral home. Rev T. J. Wilson was in charge of thservices. Interment was in the Roachdale cemetery.
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A negro quartet representing th> I Tuskegee Institute of Alabama will j present a program of songs at the Bainbrldge school at 12:30 Friday afternoon. This group presented a similar program last year and met with a very enthusiastic reception. Parents and friends in the community are cordially invited.
SAIGON, French Indo-China, Feb. 5. (UPi Japanese troops are to land here, only 648 miles from Singapore, within two weeks ostensibly to enforce armistice terms between j Indo-China and Thailand, authoritative sources reported today.
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A. A Brothers, adjutant of Earl Fisk Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans, his issued cards to members announcing the regular meeting of the camp Thursday evening and also an invitation received by the camp to attend the tenth unniversaiy meeting of the auxiliary of Mle cuni|), to be held the same evening. Camp members arc told to take table s ivice. The auxiliary will have only u brief business session, to lie followed by the anniversary exercises, and the camp members are invited to merge the camp's meeting with the auxiliary's meeting. Frank A Ashworth will present the greetings and congratulations of the camp and Miss Florence Evens will speak for the auxiliary.
Home laundry an! Cleaners are cooperating with WIRE to give you their new Radio Album free. Stop In or see one of our drivers. 5-U.
CLOYEKDALE ROUTE ONE Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chiles of In dianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. ind Mrs. Alvin Chiles and family. Mr and Mrs. Win. P. Barton called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred K Hansel and family. Mrs. Loretta Knauer spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs Fled Hansel and son Donell Ray Knauer. Mr, and Mrs. Clcatus Harggerty of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley. Mrs Zeb Berry, Mrs. Dennis Belly and Charles Berry called on Mr. ind Mrs Fred K. Hansel and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Fred K. Hansel and family and Mrs. Loretta Knauer pent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Helm and children.
heal ESTATE TRANSFERS Charles McGaughey et ux to Olus Ratcliff, 3 lots In Roachdale, $1. Harley o Bratton rt ux to EJwarl W. Libka, 113.8 acres of land in Monroe twp., $1. Julia Case to John D. Case et ux 160 acres in Jacskon twp., $1. Anna Ma ie Mace to Simpson M Stoner et ux, land in Washington twp., 81. Lyda Luella Raines to Melba I Owens, land in Greencastle and Marion twps, $i.
OPPOSES HILL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5—(UP)_ The Chamber of Cbmmerce of the United States today opposed the allout British aid bill r )n grounds that the president could deliver the whole
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