The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 March 1941 — Page 2
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SOCIETY |
Mrs. Pauline Snndy Society Editor Phone All social and Peraonal llnun To #6
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Province Convention
MIDDLE-AGE
WOMEN
HEED THIS ADVICE 11
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Thousand* of women e helped to go smil,g thru distress used by this peried in n woman's life (iH to 52) with Lydia Plnltliam’s Vegeta ?oro^r 60 yTs. I Try
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Vegetable
I The Province convention of Kappi | Kappa (lamina sorority will be held
- ' a t th Chapter house in Grcencaatle A »mLK THOUGHT FOB TODAV • Frl(| . iy an( , Satur ,| uy , March 7 and 8. Then you will be a good citizen ' Mr ., Mark Reasor is Province presinrighbor. friend: As ye would that | U( , nt Miss Helen Bower, editor of
men should do to you. do ye also U> j lhe mag azine “The Key” will be th0 I corresponding secretary, Mrs. David
Woman’s Club Met With Mrs. Porter
Mrs. LaFayette LeVan Porter was hostess to the Woman's Club for its regular meeting on Thursday afternoon. Officers for the coming year were elected: President. Mrs. W. A. Huggard; vice president, Mrs. H. T Ross; treasurer, Mrs. Jervis Fulmer:
them likewise. Luke 6:lit
personals and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fry. south College avenue, spent Sunday in Bra-
zil.
Mrs. Susan Bittles is visiting Mr. j and Mrs. Frank Bittles at Little | Rock, Ark. j ®® r '
Miss Alma Hill of Jefferson town-' announced the marriage of .ship is a patient in the Putnam coun-; daughter, Miss Betty Jean Sutbei
ty hospital. |
Mrs A. M. Young, south College evening March 1,
’ ' the Rev.
banquet speaker. i [fouck; recording secretary, Mrs. Guests from out of town who will j Hober Ellis; council member, Mrs. attend will be Mrs. Everett Scoffie'd j..j |n p Son Stoner: program committee, of Indianapolis, national president rg W( , 3lC y Childers, Mrs. F. M. and Miss Clara O. Pierce of Colum- Vre( . lnnd anrt Jpnnie DeLong. Mrs. bus, executive secretary. Delegates I)avjd Houck was namec i as the from the eight chapters of the Prov- mpmbpr o{ tbp c | ub to serve on the ince will also be present. I Llbrary committee. The president, Arrangements have been made to ( Mrg w A Huggard, reported on her take care of one hundred and fifty vjglt to the Monday Guild, a group guests which will Include the officer* of bllnd vvompn forming a club under
the Welfare Department in Indian-
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Miss Opal Wells, today, March 3. Charles Buis, Fillmore, Sunday,
larch 2.
Mrs Walter Stoner, March 3.
Alex Turner, 202 west Columbia,
78 years today, March 3.
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Missionary Society To .Meet Tuesday
The Mission society „• First Christum , hurch Wll F Puesday, March 4th at D45
Mrs. George Grider, Roachdale, with Mrs. H. C. Fellers fw J M R 1, today, March 3. meeting. Mrs a m YoJ| _J ! have the devotions and
of the Province and the Alumni dele-
gates.
MIsh Belly Jean SurlH-r Bride of Guy H. Higgins
and Mrs. Earl Surber have
their
apolis. meeting at the Women’s Department Club. The program for (he afternoon was given by Mrs. F. M. Vreeland who took her topic "Under the Gate Trees" from a quotation of Vachel Lindsay, referring to the Gate Trees or Golden Rain
j and Guy Henry Higgins on Saturday Trees planted at the gates of the
at eight o'clock community of New Harmony. Mrs.
■■ ~~ " , ... , „„ nrn ,. nv , pnd bv the Rev Vreeland gave a most interesting activTIn toinbS VS1 " B re ^ 1 Singhurse, pastor of the Nasarene J count of the settling of the comma,-.-William T O'Neal was here from ' church. They will make their home ity by th. Rappites in 1814. a gicup C^ daT on hu irfo InmanT I in Greencastale. immigratmg from Germany and ocC’oveidale on his way to inmanap | + + 1 cupying the village until 1824 when Mr and Mrs. Willard Sunkel have! ml Mrs. Higgins Kobert Owen purchased the property
/ .** iv.wLiitwv ui**kfM»p with the vi w of developing a mod
cooperative community. Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higgins entertained at a wedding supper on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Henry Higgins. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Su her, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stange. Mrs. Louise Rogers and children. Mrs. Glen Crawley and son and Ro-
bert Frazier.
Cartwright will review ' The Wound- lorn will give the paper on . td Don't Cry” by Quentin Reynolds. Stations of China.’’ + + •»•+' Members are plea** a.^J
oiis Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Willaru
returned from Miami, Florida, where j ( *u\o Wedding Snpiw’r
last two weeks.
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'hey spent the
Mrs. Ray Trembly, Bloomington : red, was in fndlanapolls Monday ttundln;; the state legislature. Mr. and Mrs. H.-.iold Duncan ot Terre Haute were the week end guests of relatives in Greencastle. Mis. Chalotte Swickard has returned to her work at the Fashion Shop following a week’s illness. Miss Amanda Browning, Indianapolis librarian, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. George Crowning, east Walnut street. The Missionary Guild of the First Christian church will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Roland Headley, east Franklin street. Leon Shinn of Ft. Benjamin Harrison at Indianapolis visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conard Shinn :>f near Lena over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Alice, south of Belle Union, are the parents of a son Gary Wayne, born Saturday aiternoon at the Putnam county hospital. The Rev J. Drover Forward, pastor if the First Baptist church, who has been critically ill. is reported slightly | unprovtd at the Putnam County hos-
fital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Layne of BraI zil and Mrs. John Layne of Illinois v." e Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jobe and Miss Ruby Layne .t.id other relatives near Cloverdale. All Moose are requested to meet at the Mcose Hnll at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Regional director, Brother Ralph Campbell of Ft. Wayne will be present. Chester Crawley, Governor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harback of Oklahoma City are the parents of a laughter, Judith, bom February 26 Mrs. Harback was formerly Miss Beatrice Brown and is a daughter of Mrs. Nelle Matson Brown of Green-
castle.
Miss Hester Huist is reported slightly improved at her home north of Belle Union. Miss Hurst has been quite ill for several weeks and her sisters, Mrs. Dell Soott and Mrs. Lidia Nichols have been stayin? with her. George Knoll. Ira Knoll, Grover Knoll and Everett Knoll, all of Arkansas. were here for the funeral of their relative. Nick Mace, which was held Saturday at Clay City. Mr. Mace was well known in the Cloverdale 'ornniunity where he formerly resided. He had many relatives in Putnam county. T*ie Men’s Club of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church will hold r. dinner meeting Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock C. K. Gregg, secre-tary-treasurer, of the Fifth Corps Area of the Civilian Aviation Corpwill speak on "Military and Civil Aviation In Connection With National Defense.” Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sutherlin and daughter, Patty, 307 south Vine street, hail as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Oil Edwards and daughter of Ben Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wingler and Miss Hazel Barnes of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwler and daughter and Mrs. Robert Barnes of Plainfield; Mr. and Mis. James Sutherlin of Mt. Meridian and Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Eastham and son of Greencastle.
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Friendship Home Ecpnomicw Chib Meets Wednesday The Friendship Home Economicclub will have an all day meeting
Mrs. Vreeland have made an exhaustive study of the history of the settlements and have written many articles concerning their findings, i Women of Indiana are much interest1 ed in the town because of the founding of the first woman’s rlub then, in commemoration of which the State Federation purchased in 1919 th"
Fauntleroy Home, the scene of the founding. After the fonnation of the New Harmony Commission and | the plans for restoration by the state. | the Federation presented this home
Wednesday, March .1. with Mrs. Paul | state as 11 part of the n*emorFoxx. All members planning to at- 1 '®* preserve. Women oi Indiana are tend are asked to meet on the we*t I a * 1 ' 0 interested in and obligated to side of the square at ten o'clock. A j aon Kobert Owen, Robert Dale pitch-in dinner will be served at noon Gwen, for his efforts while a member Members are asked to bring theh*: of t * le s * Ate apn ®te secure for own table service. th< ‘ rn man y privileges and rights, and The regular March meeting wlll ( tht, y have erected to his memory a
be held with Mrs. Ralph Mason on
on our state
March 12.
statue which stands house grounds.
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Stoner-Germany Vow* Taken At Canton, MIhm., Feb. 22
The marriage of Miss Oleta Germany of Canton, Miss., daughter of Mr .and Mrs. T. J. Germany of Dix- ! on, and John H. Stoner of Jackson, Miss., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Stoner of Holly Bluff, was solenizeJ
Mr. and Mrs Charles Davis of La the parsonage of the Rev. G. W. fayette were Sunday guests of Mr ; Wesley, pastor of the Methodist and Mrs. Kenneth Justus of this city. | church ot Canton ,at high noon on Mrs. Maude Williams, Mr. and Mrs Saturday. February 22. Willard Garrett spent Sunday in Fill-; The single-ring ceremony was used
W. A. Steele is seriously 111 In the St. Vincent’s hospital in Indianapolis. Mr. and M s. George K. Vestal of Indianapolis were the weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. George A. McCoy. O lie Vaiilandingham was admitted to the Veteran’s hospital at Danville, III., Monday for treatment.
As fresh and clean as a dai*y that’s the way your curtains will look if you send them to Home
Laundry & Cleaners they will hang, visited his sister, Mrs.
stifclght too. Phone 126. 3-lt. Allen, Jr,
more the guests of Mrs Flora Gar-
rett.
Mrs. Ira Moore of Coatesville, who was operated on for appendicitis, is improving at the Putnam County
hospital.
Henry Knoll and daughter, south of the city, attended the funeral services held Saturday at Clay City for
Nick Mace.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Strain have moved from south Indiana street road to the home place south-
west of Greencastle,
The Putnam County Credit Association will meet at their office in the First-Citizens Bank Building this evening at 7:30 o’clock. All members are urged to attend. R. B. Hull, of the Purdue university extension staff, will be at the court house Tuesday for the landscaping meeting, beginning at 1:30 p. rn. It is open to all persons in the county interested in the work. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCoy of Gosport were Sunday guests of the lat-
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A 1
Dietrich, east Poplar street. In the afternoon they attended the celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr .and Mrs. John Robinson, east
of Greencastle.
Alumni members “in urbe" of the Sigma Chi fraternity including Judge Marshall D. Abrams, were guests Sunday of the fraternity at the initiation of a dass of new members, at the frat house. There were 36 out-of-town alumni members, also present. Honor was given Dr, O. F. Overstreet, of Greencastle, and Fred Likely, of Indianapolis, who have been mem tiers of the organization many years. The former graduated in the class of ’90 and the latter in that of ’01. Mr. Likely’s grandson, an undergraduate now, was among the initiates. Ben Swahlen, forme: Greencastle young man, was here from St. Louis for the event, and
Joseph P
in the presence of a few close friends who attended the ceremony. The bride chose a dusty rose wool costume suit with navy accessories and a corsage of Bralrcllff roses and carnations. Mrs. Stoner has been employed by the Goodie Shop for the past several months. Mr. Stoner is a valued employe of the Triangle Blue Phint company in Jackson, where the young couple will make their home, after a wedding trip to Hattiesburg.
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Golden Circle Club
.Met With Mrs. Herbert
The February meeting of the C ’den Circle Club war, held Thun by at the home of Mrs. Lucille Herbert. ! Fourteen members enjoyed the pitch-
in dinner at the noon hour.
The business meeting was conductj ed by the president, Mrs. Lelia Fellows. Roll call was answered by each member present with the name of a president. Devotions were read ! by Mrs. Alma Wright. The Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. After the business meeting Mrs. Lelia Fellows and Mrs. Rosalie Allen won the contest given by the hostesses. The next meeting will be held at th“ home of Mrs. Rosalie Allen, assisted
by Mrs. Mary Hathaway.
Woman’s Study Club To Meet Thursday
Woman’s Study Club will meei Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at" the home of Mrs. Frank Stoessel. Mrs. John Cook will have charge of
the program.
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Fortnightly Club To Meet Monday Fortnightly Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. C. C. Gillen at her home on state road 43 south. Mrs. W. M. McGaughey will be the assisting hostess. Mrs. S. R. Rariden will have charge of the program. Mrs. John
Mrs. Longden To Be ilosless Tuesday Over-The Teacups Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Grafton Longden. Mrs. Simpson Stoner will give the pro-
;ram.
+ + + •*■ 1 irdcs of Woman’s Society To Meet Wednesday The Circles of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Memorial Methodist church will meet iru day afternoon at 2:30 at the allowing places: Circle 1 Mrs. R. D. Abrell, 101 yark street. Program: Mrs. M. D Baker and Mrs. Eva Bartholomew. Circle 2 Mrs. J. W. Childers, 3 anna Court. Program: Mrs. Fowy r D. Brooks. Circle 3 Mrs. Benton Curtis, 30f ■ ist Seminary street. Program: Student of DePuuw Speech Depart-
ment.
Circle 4 Miss Margaret Gilmore, 212 south Vine street. Program: Mrs. L. E. Sheridan. Circle 5- Postponed until March
12th.
Circle 6 Mrs. C. N. McWethy. 410 east Seminary street. Circle 7—Mrs. A. C. Northrop, 708 east Seminary street. Program: Mrs. Frank Ogles. Circle 8 Mrs. Russell Pierce, 707 youth Locust street. Circles 9 and 10— Mrs. Laurence Stellings. 300 Highfall Ave. Program: Mrs. Lockwood will relate hei experiences In China. + + + + Baptist Missionary Group To Meet The egulnr missionary meeting of the First Baptist church will be hell Tuesday afternoon at the home oi Mrs. Gilbert Phares, Bloomington street. * 4 * * Mary Lucille Rise Bride Ot William Uassell King Miss Mary Lucille Rice, daughter of Mrs. Orda Rice and William Cassell King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry King were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Presbyterian Manse. The single ring ceremony was read by the Rev. V. L. Raphael. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and Miss Hannah
Riley.
Mrs. King wore a sheer navy blue dress with a red and white coisage. Mrs. King nas been employed at the local telephone office and Mr. King at the Owl Drug Store. The young couple will make thair home with the bride’s mother at 612 jeaat Hanna street.
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hospital in China. The less meeting will be calm 1 president M: uh at 2:30 J
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Current Literature (.roup To Me»t Tonight Current Literature dmujuj U. W. will me ! hi.*• • y Vclock with Miss Vera yJ -■aat Seminary street M ; s[ Wickersham will review • \ y. sign For Women's EdMa!* Cjnstance Warren.
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Friendly Folks ( lass To Meet Tuesday Friendly Folk* Clan *|J Tuesday after •• n it 2:$t With Mrs. G B. Mai ■ fall avenue.
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\rt Needlewi rl; Club To Meet Tne day The Art N'. dlewnrk C!$| Thaaday aft< 1: 2101 with Mrs. A M. Amoia,
street.
+ + ♦ + Union Ch:i|M-l Group To M^eet Wednesday The Society • Christian| will hold an all day medLigl lay at the Union Chapel ( MB will be M's Hanjl ind Mrs F EsiJ ber Is asked to bring a ttf!| new Infant born to mil Hubert Olodfelter Mrs. 1 1 member of the g 'oup Dr 1 TilloLwin of '; ■ m istle wil| speaker. 4 + 44 Robinsons Observe iOth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs John RobMI served their golden w<Md!lif I rary Sunday r their homr I Greencastle K N ature otH iratlon was ;t family dinner Members of the family were Mr K.- f| Inson and Mr. anil Mr? Vfl Loyd of But 'I Mrs. Eugene C. l.eu and Nl4B Hammond: A J Pasehen 4 Misses Mary. Elizageth Wllodene, and Donna Pa* Hammond at Mr and Mnl Scott and daughter Vlrfl Greencastle. Others attend; / included E. Brown and Mr and Mn Wi Cauley of M ir.-’nll III Mnl Fletcher, Robert Fletcher. I J Allie Baldwin Ridgefami. I and Mrs. Elvis Weathers, 111.; Mr. and Mrs JumeiChi zll; Mr. and M William •*«. f*!
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