The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1941 — Page 2
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8 RIBI.IC THOUGHT FOK TODAY If you want to rate 100 per cent an a Christian this is what you must ilo: Thou shalt love the Lord thy Ood with all thy heart, with all thy soul, :uul with all thy strength, and with all thy mind, ami thy neighbor as thyself. Luke 10:27.
SOCIETY Mrs. Pauline Sandy Society Editor Pboee Ail Social and Personal Items To 80
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Japan Angry Over Freezing Of Funds
TI KM ACTION 11V V. S. "AS OUTKAOKOI’S" ON IN DO-CHINA MONEV
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TOKYO. March 8—(UP)—The Japanese jiress today termed the reported freezing of Indo-Chinese funds in America by the United States governin' at as ‘outrageous" and implied that Japan might take action regarding the incident. Nichi Nichi. commenting on reports from Hanoi that the United States had decided to freeze Indochina bank funds, said: “Japan cannot ignore such outrageous action aiming to restrain Indo-China at the last stage of the peace parley (with Thailand).’’ Yomluri’s headline over the dispatch dealing with the report wag: "Evil Hand Obstructing Japanese-Indo-Chinese Co-operation.’’
NEW YORK, March 8.—(UP) The Dome! (Japanese) news agency . aid last night in a dispatch datelined Saigon that the United States was freezing funds of Indo-China now in the United States. The dispatch, contained in the regular Dome! English-language broadc.i t to this country, said that Charles Reed of the United States consulr vie.' on March 5 informed Gov. < ;■' i Admiral Jean Decoux and the Bank of Indo-China of the decision.
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Superintendent Irons' remarks brought forth considerable discu sion from the floor. Following this session the delegates went to assigned sections for panel discussions. Five such groups were designated: Natural Science, language and Literature; Fine Arts, Social Science, and Personel. Dr. Earl Bowman, professor of Education at DePauw, acted as local chairman for the conference while Dr Russell Cooper of Corneh College arranged the conference for the North Central Association. Principal speaker for Saturday s sessions was Dr Stephen M. Corey of Chicago University. The conference closed Saturday afternoon with summary reports fioni the fivo sectional group meetings. Ten such conferences are being held in the United States and a study will b based on the findings in these con ferences. according to Dr. Cooper.
^personals ^ and LOCAL NEWS B RI E F S
Mr and Mi's. L. C. Brown south Indiana street, spent Friday in Indi-
anapolis.
Charles Crawley and son Charles
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS
Monday
Woman’s Relief Corps—2:30. Boston Club Guest meeting—Mrs.
C. D. W. Hildebrand.
Monday Book Club—8:00 p. m.
Mrs. J. M. Fulmer.
Children’s Literature Group of A. A. U. W.—7:30- Office of Miss Erm-
ina Mills in Asbury Hall.
Handicraft Group of A. A. U. W
—2:30—Mrs. J. O. Caxnmack.
Child’s Study Group of A A. U. W. 9 - —2:30—Mrs. Wisner Kinne, 437 And-
erson street.
Tuesday
Golden Wheel 7:30—Mrs.. Janies M. Oliver. Tuesday Reading Circle—2:30— Mrs. D. W. Killinger. Second Ward P. T. A. Reading Circle—2:00-4 00 — Mrs. John E. Cockley, 307 E. Walnut street. Wednesday Rotary — 12:15 — Presbyterian
church.
Golden Circle Sewing Club—Mrs
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Birthdays
Charles Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler, 600 Apple street, 10
years Sunday, March 9.
Miss Waneta E. Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker, to-
day. March 8.
Hazel Fitzsimmons, Sunday, March
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. E. F. Singhurse. pastor. Lester Hane, 6. S. Supt. 0:00 A. M. Cars will go for children. 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. Song Evangelist D. L. Slack will furnish spiecial music during the Sunday School hour. 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship. Evangelist Rev. Roy Bettcher will sp»eak. 6:45 P. M. N. Y. P. S., D. L. Slack will be the special speaker. 7:30 P. M. Evangelistic service i Rev. Bettcher speaking.
date your bill,. Jus , ' Place to pay wiu, „ i Payment to mik e * See us today w. a «’»f.»« Indiana Lo at 19 ^ E. Washing
TIIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister. Jack Gillespie, Orangist—Director. Church school 9:30 A. M. Pastors
Communicants' Class.
Worship, 10:35 A. M. ' Every Member Pledging Sunday.'' All adult and
At-
WASHINGTON, March 8.—(UP) Tr. isury officials said that French Indo-China credits in this country were frozen last June 17 under the proclamation which froze all funds of Kl in e and her colonies. The order w.n i sued immediately following the un t inier of Frarep. Officials were unable to explain reports circulated by Japanese press •mi s that the Indo-Chinese funds ad just been frozen.
Jr. attended the tournament at
tica Saturday.
Willis Miller, Anderson street, has been confined to his home by illness
for the last week.
Ijouella Phillips, east of the city was admitted to the county hospital
Friday for obseivation.
j Mrs. Jeunnetta Bills and Miss I Leona Kestner were in Attica today
attending the tournament.
Mrs. Maggie Dean has returned to the home of her son, Howard Dear.,
j east Washington street.
I Reuben Day is confined to the j homo of his daughter, Mrs. Virgil
' Blue, west Columbia street.
| The Greencastle Band will practice
G. Bromley Oxnam. a I Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All president of DoPauw University ami '"embers are requested to be present,
now a resident bishop of the Metho- j (list church in (he Boston a ea. will ( give a senes of five lectures on th • campus of Ohio Wesleyan university on the general theme "Contemporary Crucifixion and Ciusade." The first lecture will be given on
Sunday night, March 9,
Mis. Frank Kenesson of Kokomo
the guest of her patents. Mr. and | Monday
Ray Albright Wednesday Sewing Club—Mrs. James Bittles, 408 east Walnut
street.
P. E. O.—7:30—Mrs. Marion Crandall- Election of officers. Woman’s Circle of Presbyterian church 2:30. Thursday Kiwanis—12:15- Lincoln Tearoom
Annex.
Woman’s Club—2:30—Mrs. F. W.
Hixson.
+ + + + Children’s Literature Group To .Meet Monday Evening Children’s Literature Study Group of A. A. U. W. will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock In the office of Miss Ermir.a Mills in Asbury Hall. ■»• + + + Mrs. Canunack To Be
Mrs. I-aura Blaydes, Roachdale,
Tuesday, March 18.
Dr. Clyde Wildman, Wood street,
today, March 8.
Mrs. Maggie Hall, Bainbridge, to-
day, March 8.
Mrs. Edith Cone, Greencastle,
Route 3, March 8.
Mrs. Ella Als'.iaugh, 10 Beverage youth pledges should be brought to street, 75 years today, March 8. | this service. Music. Myron Nichols, Mis. Alice Stites. 58 years today, [guest organist: Prelude—“The Lord
Chord" Sullivan; Traumerel" Schumann; Anthem—“There is a green hill" Somerset; Solo by Mis* Joan Downing— “The Good Shepherd. Lenten message: "The MUST of
Thansfonnation.”
Canvassers' meeting 1:30 P. M. at
th e church.
Student fellowship 6:30 P. M. Men’s Service Club “pitch-ln” sup-
today P er Monday 6:30 P. M. Professor Fred Ritchie will discuss: “Our Economic Relations with Latin America.” Each man is asked to bring a
j dish of food.
Woman's Circle Wednesday 2:30 P M. with Mrs. C. M. Moss, 106 Taylor : Place. Assistant hostesses: Mrs * Jessie Hawkins, Mrs. G. E. Black.
Maich 8.
Paul David Evens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evens, 1 year today, J
March 8. Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dietrich, east
Poplar street, today, March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Miller, 624
Anderson, today, March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rockhill, |
Reeisville, 17th anniversary
March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Albright, j Brazil, 20th anniversary today, j
March 8.
Mrs. Y'ork Hostess
] To Club Thursday u, . Jolly Get-Together Home Econom- Miss Dade Shearer will talk on: ics Club met Thursday afternoon ' "Symphonies in Metal. „ with Mrs. Mildred York with all but j Choir pmctice Friday 7:00 P. M.
three members present. The club: opened by singing “Church of One • Foundation,’’ with Mrs. Boatright at I the piano. Miss Mary Lou Schott
Ministei
Mrs. Lawrence T. Snider. Elm street. Dexter Harrigan, Greencastle, R uto 3, underwent an epe ation at the Putnam oiunty hospital Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader, Indii anapolis road, were in Attica Satur
NOTH E OF^FINAL^SETTLEMENT day attending the regional basket-
j ball tournament.
I Mr and Mrs. Don Pitts, Mr.
OF ESTATE
No. 6134.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
and
the Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of M s Wayne Pitts and Mr. and Mrs.
George P, YVinans deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle. Indiana, on the 24th day of March. 1941. and show cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distribu-
tive shares.
Ralph Winans Executor
WITNESS. the Clerk of • »id Court, this 28th day of Eebruarv
1941.
Homer C. Morrison Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. 28-2t
Auction Sale Horn- 0“Del’amv Unl^lTtr^^ m/le^oM^ldT.* Saturday, March 15, 1941. At 10:00 O’clock. Hn' S , # a !L PhV,,, " ,n £ 1 to sell my farm, ro„-si-tlng of 10* acres, 50 iutv-. tillable, SO acre* In the bottom the remainder, rolling timber ami grass land, fenelng fair, several good >ear round prlngs, good well at back door, good .! room house with Natural /; .s and eleetrielt), good Imm. new chicken house and other oat buildings; 100 maple trees and other good timber. Diis farm carries $3800 encumbrance, $2100 of which may be assumed by purchaser. Balance cash. 1910 taxes, due In spring of 41, will be paid. The abstract has J>een brought up to date. You can Inspect this farm any time and If Interested in buying a good farm, It will pay you to see this one as It sells to the highest and best bidder. FRANK 0. COOPER, Owner ALTON HURST, Auctioneer. If went her Is had, bidding will lie Indoors.
Repairs and Modernization * NO DOWN PAYMENT ® 3 YEARS TO PAY * NO RED TAPE.
Allan Lumber Co. Inc. PHONE 403
Bill Pitts were in Attica today attending the tournament Reverend Claude M McClure gav; the invocation at the opening ges•>n of the Indiana Senate Saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock. Frank Jarrell, Putnam county superintendent cf schools, is one of the officials at the Evansville regional barkcCiall tournament today. Jack Wayne Wheeler small son ol Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler of Cloverdale, Route 2. underwent an operation at the county hospital Satu'day morning. Funeral services for John Wallace of Marion township, who died Friday morning wil be held Sunday afternoon nt 2 o'clock from the Stllesville Baptist church with burial in the Stilesville cemetery. Among those attending the basketball tournament at Attica today wer e Mr. and Mrs. George Y'ork, Mr and Mrs. Art Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hammond, and Mr. a" i Mrs Emory Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knauer and son Rex. east Seminary street, Louise Hendrick of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knauer and Warren Knauer of Elwood, attended the roe-ional tournament at Attica Sat-
urday.
Olive Mae Dean, sewing Inat-uc-tor for the Singer Sewing Machine Company of Vincennes returned home Wednesday night. She was In Indianapolis on business Thursday and returned to Vincennes Thursday
night.
Down at Bedford, a cont-actor, J. FrejJ Beggs of Austin, has a contract to build an addition to th? post office. He moved all his equipment on the job and get well started. when the sheriff and a representative of the state gross income tax department moved In, seized his equipment and materials and now work is at a standstill as a guaid Lorn the sheriff's office is on duty to see that nothing ne seized disappears. It is claimed that Beggs owes the state close to $3,000 gross income tax and unless he settles, his equipment will be sold to the highest bidder to pay the tax and in the meantime the addition to the federal building will be heid up. Beggs was driving an automobile belonging to his wife at the time the sheriff town his action, otherwise he might have had to walk home.
Handicraft Croup of A. A. U. W. will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. O.
Cummack. 4 + + *
Child's Study Group To Meet With Ylnt. Kinne The Cnild's Study Group of A. A. U. W. will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a\ the home of Mrs. Wisner Kinne, 437 Anderson street. This group will study the mental hygiene of parent-child relationship with em phasis on the pre-school child.
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kappa. Delta Phi To ■Told Installation The regular business meeting of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will ot
suggested that the club join the State Economics Club and this was approved hy all the members. A stork shower was given by the club for Mrs. Ruth Anna Cooksey and she received many useful gifts. Contests were held and won by Mrs. I. E. Stone, Mrs. Ernest Rader and Mrs. Boatright. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be an all Jay meeting at the home of Mr*. Robert Carl
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Groveland (omiminity Club Enjoyed All Day Meeting The Groveland Community Club held its annual all day meeting
held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock Thursday, Feb. 27. at the home of at the home of Mrs. William Mur- | Misses Ethel and Mary Ader. ray, 407 west Walnut street Offi- Th «‘ morning was spent in sewing cers for th e coming year will be in- | f° r the county hospital. At noon a stalled. All members are urged to b- 1 rery bountiful dinner was spread present. , I which was enjoyed by every one. 4 4 4 * 1 The afternoon meeting was enjoyed
Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Mensersmlth to F.ntertaln Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Messersmlth are entertaining Sunday and Wednesday night at their home on Anderson street. 4 + 44 PrUcllln Club Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Modem Priscilla Club which was t3 have been held Monday. March 10th. has been postponed until March 24th on account of Uln-jss among its members. Frida) Happier Hor.icn Club To M:vt Tuesday The Happier Homes Study 'Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30
by all as Mrs. Handy of Greencastle gave a very Interesting talk and Miss Irene Oerke, county nurse, was also present and she talked on “First Aid" which was appreciated and very helpful to all. All members but one were present anil the guests were Mrs. Betty Lewis. Mrs. Jenny Graham, Mrs. Handy and Miss Gerke.
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Maple Heights Club Mot Tuesday Evening The Maple Heights Home Economics Club met Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Maple Heights School
Building.
The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Wilbur Crawley
March 11th, at the home of Mrs. ’ The club recited the Hone FconomEarl Allen. 402 Eim street. Mem-1 ic* creed and sang the "Levee Song,’'
bers please note change of meeting place. »
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Boat.-xi Club To Meet Monday The Boston Club will meet with Mi-a. C. D W. Hildebrand Monday
led by the song leader, Mis. Fred
Monnett.
During the business meeting the following were elected. Committee for the club constitution. Mrs Tommy Chadd. Mrs. Basil Baldwin and Mrs. Mont Chadd. Alternate
evening at 7:45 o'clock A special leaders. Miss Maxine Sutherland and
program will be presented. 4 4 4 4 New Era Club To Meet Tuettday The New Era Club will meet witn Mrs. H. E. Williams, 108 Poplar street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Alpha Phi Alumnae will meet
Mrs. Gaylord Brown. Program com-
mittee, Mrs. Lloyd A mold. Mrs
Russell Clapp. Mrs. Russell Plummer
and Mrs Raymond Spurlock. During the social hour contests
were given by Miss Mary Lou Schott,
county home demonstration agent. Seven new members were taken
into the club. Mis. Fred Monnett, Miss Lorene Williams, Miss Davis
Those who have their Radio Albums. say they are enjoyable. We
still have a few cards left Better get, FOR SALE: 3 young milk cows, yours. Phone 126. Home Laundry ft Leland Brown, state road 43 south aeancrs ' #*lt! g-2n
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Williams, Mrs. Albert Clark. Miss Miss Lenora Williams. Ethel Schachtel. Mrs. Rusaell Plum- , mer and Mrs. Raymond Spurlock Mr. jin j Mrs. Fred Allen west Co | One guest was present. Rev. Angie
lumbia street, have returned hour: Godwin.
after spending four months at San The next meeting will be held at Benito, Tex. the Maple Heights School Building.
Tuesday evening. April 1, at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Fred Monnett and Miss Lorene Williams as hostess
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Monday Book Club To Meet YYIth Mm. Fulmer Monday Book Club will meet Monday evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs. J. M. Fulmer, 612 Highwood avenue.
FOR SALE: 1 rick Little Red clover hay, *7 00 ton. Wanted to buy; 10 stock calves. Andrew Sweeney. Greencastle, R. 2. Phone 751-M. 8-2p
GORIN .METHODIST CHURCH
Clauie M. McClu e Minister. Van Denman Thompson,
of Music.
9:30 a. m. Church School. 10:40 a. m. Junior Church. 10:40 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon: The Prayers of Jesus" by Uk min ster. Rev. Elmer Ca riker will assist. Music: "Adagio”— Bach, "ipastotale"—Jacob, "Blessed Jesus at Thy Word"—Able, "A Song li, Praise the Lord of Heaven and Earth"—Nagler, "Turn Thy Face from My Sins"—Sullivan. 5:00 p. m. High School and Intermediate Leagues will enter tain th 0 other Youth Groups of the city at a Fellowship Supper in Community
Hall.
6:00 p. m. Union Youth Service In Church Sanctuary. Mary Margaret Sheridan, presiding. Edith Greenleaf, leader. Subject: "The Meaning of Prayer*’. Music try Louise Utterbach. organist and Charles Sheridan, soloist. 6:30 p. m. Wesley Fellowship in Locust Manor Recreation Room. Discussion led by Libby AnderaonYouth and the Church Look at Eacn Other." ST. ANDREW’S EPISC OPAL CHURCH J. M. Nelson, vicar. 720 S. Locust St., Oreenc&stle. Sunday, March 9th. 9:30 a. m. Church school. 10:30 a. m. Holy Communion and sermon.
Come Ncai H* Wept Over If Luke Cloning song, • je., Ul J Prayer meeting TuesjjJ home of Mr.s Sarah & ville street at 7:15 p m , ’ Hurst will be th« 1**,^ AWSTouc gospel tabkkn* Located on Wajhiim road, Commercial Plan Sister Peggy Rhoads Sunday School. 2:00 p for all ages, Young peopled jvening. Bible Study. Thursday Evangelistic servicu .dng at 7:30 with sped music. Everyone it cordial! attend.
FIRST MIKISTIAXi H. C. Fellers, Minister Eugene Pennington, Ytusic. Continuing the serieslion Convictions" th e speak upon the theme of Man" at the 10:00 a. service Sunday. The ehca sent music appropriate -.j tn season. Adult study groups :d church meet promptly i. m. The Intermediat" and 1, Vesper groups will meet; 1:30 this Sunday aftemw. bers are requested to I* time. This church extends it sympathy to the fam.iy a I. Drover Forward and ter church of which he » Visitors are always wi service* of this church
maple HEIGHTS mkthodibt CHURCH Angle Godwin. Pastor, rihurch School at 9:00 A. M. Marjorie Garrett of DePauw Music School will give a brief talk. Miss Garrett will also lead th* song service and teach a class. Evening Worship. 7:15 P. M. Elizabeth Ann Miller will he in charge of th* music. Albert Mudrick and other young people from DePauw will be present to assist in the worship service. Sermon text—And When the War
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PLEDGING DAT Sunday will h e "Every Pledging Day" at the dhurch, March 9 is .his purpose hy nearly all t es of this denomination I Ymericn. In :i Mltlon to tkl af adults the - hildren ai| xeople will fill out card) •Youth H Vv ", nd to be present at the n 4 ship at 10:35 thus minimum the number of calls by canvassers on ! .•moon. The sermon theme will 1 In the series of Muatt" I Christian life ‘The MuSi formation " The “Communicants I by the past r will meet I 0:30 A M Prof. John M. Pf*tt the Oorinthuin Class of r -" ortal Method; t rhurchSm* ing at 9:30 o'clock A H ante is desired. It ii members and their Intend.
A DELICIOUS Sunday Dim* 1 Will Be Served* THE • LINCOLN Ctf Consideration 9^ To Special LenW * BRING THE FA^ NOTICEDue to unforeseen^ stances, Sunday will not b« »* rved * Lincoln Tea R°o rl on March 9th.