The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1941 — Page 2
THE DAILY BAXTER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA MONDAl, MARCTI
1941.
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Additional Loeals Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Jackson. Grecncastle Route 2, are the parents of a daughter bom Saturday afternoon at the county hospital. Jackie Wayne Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Whe. lcr, Greencastle Route 2, returnee to his home Monday morning from the Putnam county hospital.
. .Mx. wid Mi*.t e d.£o C k::movej: THE DAILY BANNER Monday to a farm west of Green- (
castle, chased
which they recently pur-
Mrs. Havel Nelson, Greencastle, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Monday in*William Coble of Stilesville was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Saturday afternoon for treatment.
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A OIBIJE THOUGHT FOB TOD AT That is your life business and mine, so God may be king indeed on earth: Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make his paths straight.Matt. 3:3.
SOCIETY
.Mrs. Pauline Sandy Society Kdltor l-noue All hocial and l ortonal iwoas To 00
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FEMALE FAIR
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Workers
personals ^ and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
d^EMART Presents Jean Gabin
France’s No. 1 Box-office star
DAYBREAK the last film from free France WITH Jacqueline Laurent, sensational discovery “Um subtle treatment of murder and the more delleute love themes is astounding", eomph te F.nglish stiibtitles, * ALSO: SPANISH INTERLUDE AND THE LITTLE KING TUESDAY, LI1TLE THEATER 3:30 and 7:15 p. m.
Admission:
Herbert and Cynthia Gent are vis- | Iting their relative* Atha and Leslie Toliver. The Home Economics Chorus will I meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock in Gobin Memorial Methodist church. Gettis Heath son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heath, Cemetery Road, was admitted to the Riley hospital in Indianapolis Monday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson of Blanchester, Ohio, were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knauer ami son Rex, 632 east : ainary street. Among the local girls who attended the Kappa Alpha Theta convention in Indianapolis Saturday were Miss Alice Pratt, Miss Ann Durham aid Miss Mary Ann Jones. Mrs. Ralph Dougharty and children, Alien and Mary Elizabeth have gone to their new home at Sandusky, O., where Mr. Dougharty is connected with the Government Ordinance Plan. Mr. and Mrs. William Roby were called to Indianapolis Saturda* night by the death of Mrs. Roby's niece, Carolyn Myers, who was killed In an automobile accident Saturday afternoon. The Maple Heights Methodist Church prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7:15 o’clock with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Covert, south Maple street. Mrs. Sarah Smith will be the leader.
Willing Workers Met With Mrs. Gibson
Maple Heights Willing
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. 13. T. Gibson with seven members and
one guest present.
The meeting was opened by sing-
ing America. Prayer was offered by fqjay March 17.
Even St. Patrick is green with envy over the fine Dry cleaning work wc are doing with special equipment for all the "Furbelows.’’ Phone 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 17-lt
PENNEY’S HALF DOLLAR DAY WEDNESDAY
Come Eoriy
THE GREATEST BARGAIN DAY YET Sfore Opens 8:30
WOMEN’S Broadcloth SLIPS Built up Shoulder. Slzos 81 to 44.
2 ^° r 50
Part Wool Comfort Batt t I.h. 72 x 90
50 c
GIRL’S FANCY
Anklets
WOMEN’S WINDSOR CREPE
GOWNS Trimmed. Buy now for Siunmer.
50
MK\'S SHIRTS OK SHOUTS Good Quality
5 For 50
See our rack of Men’s Suits, Marked at $15.00. They will sell fast at this ensational Low Price. Walnut Finish, END TABLES^™""*^ 1 "" Each
MEN’S FANCY
Anklets 5 Pair
50
LARGE ASSORTMENT WOMEN’S PURSES New Spring Color#.
Mrs. Stella Grimes. Devotions were given from tne 14th chapter of Proverbs by Mrs. V. H. Twomey. Irish jokes and creeds were given in response to roll call. A contest was presented and won by Mrs. Alma Bitzer, the low prize by Mrs. Grimes. Refreshments in keeping with St. Patrick's were served by the hostess. One new member was added to the , club. The meeting adjourned to j meet in April with Mrs. Morris Burk.;
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Dorcas Class To Meet Tuesday The Dorcas Class of the First Baptist church will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the heme of Frances Rossok, west Berry street. Please bring sandwiches.
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Golden Link Club To Meet Tuesday The Golden Link Club will meet with Mrs. Albert Houck on Tuesday eveni'.ig at 7:30 o'clock. March 18th legion Auxiliary To Me**t Tonight The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a called meeting at 8 o’clock this evening at the Legion Home. All members are urged to be present. The registration committee will be at the home from 6:30 to 8:00 o'clock to register members for w. untary service. The secrets ry must have reports filed and sent in not later than March 24. This will be the last evening for registration.
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High Hcb ml P. T. A. To Meet- Tuesday The regular meeting of the High School P. T. A. will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock in the Hign School building A special health program has been planned for this meeting. A health play “Alcohol in Cour’’’ will be presented by the third grade pupils of Second Ward School, under the direction of their teacher Miss Blanche Williams. Devotions will be given by Rev. Porter. A health panel will be conducted by Dr. Rhea, the school physician. On th panel will appear Mrs. G. B. Manhart to represent G* parents, Miss Smith, the school nurse and Dean Chapman a student and Mrs. Gray iPotter, wha will represent the Tuberculosis Association. There will be a genera) discussion following the panel anl all members are urged to be present.
Birthdays
Mrs. Oscar Knight, 515 north Indi-
ana, Saturday, March 15.
Andy Browning. Crawfordsvllle,
McBride, Sunday.
Sallies by Sally In Penney s window one day last
week they had a blue and white striped blouse with white cuffs and ollar. These are washable, long ■deeves, and are just the thing for the new skirts. Really they are fresh
all the time and are easily
Evelyn Jane March 16th.
John David Craft, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Craft. Poland. 3 years to-1 .-Wn* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^BiU Lockwood, Jr.. 307 west Lib-j-s to wear with your skirts and beerty. 16 years Sunday. March 16. ^es being pretty, clean and fresh
looking are so comfortable. If you vork they solve all your problems
today, because it is so easy to keep them
Defense Hom? When bills accum^ tl,ne to defend Z. CREDIT; It’s easy todowith,^ Indiana L oail Call Us Today p 0r 19% E. Washington
Wanda Maxine and Lowell Eugene
Jhonkwiler, twins of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Shonkwiler, 7 years
March 17.
Mrs. Cordia Butler, Coatesville and Fred Tincher, 207 Bloomington street, twins, 47 years today, Mann
17.
Betty Joan Eggers, Roachdale, 12
/ears old, March 18.
Mrs. Mary Been Boots Young. | or Roachdale, 24 year old, March 18. Mrs. Homer Morphey, Roachdale,
13 years old, March 18.
Phillip James Nelson, son of Mr. .nd M*b. Theodore Nelson, R. 1, 3
/ears today, March 17.
Wedding
looking nice. Go in and see them bo-
ore they are all gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seymour, 11th nniversary today, March 17, St. Patrick's Day.
The 1941 Kelvinator has a new feature which is perfect. It is called a cole mist freshner. The secret I* 'hat this enables you to keep meat vegetables indefinitely. Thu | ounds unbelievable but go int.) Reeves Electric and let them show this to you. It really is a moneyiaver as the food retains all of its freshness, doesn’t spoil if you hava : i.o postpone your dinner and is as | good the next day as it was the day -mu put it into your new Kelvinator.
1 Lot Broken Size* full fashion
SILK HOSE
FAST COLOR
Print 86’’ Wide
You will buy Yards and Yards.
Q Yds. For
50
Hello Isle PILLOW CASES, Size 4’! x 86
5 Fw 50c
Take Advantage of these Sensational Bargains Wednesday.
HEAVY COCOA DOOR MAT ... For those Muddy Days
50c
HEAVY JACQUARD SPREADS m x 105
50c
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 10 Yards
50c
Greencastle l/ocal Girl Scout Council will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. H. E. H Greenloaf. Fillmore Easter Star will hold instaTTatlon of officers Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The public is Invited. t Dr. and Mrs F. N. Wright of Stilesville will leave Tuesday to pend a two week*’ vacation In Florida. The Mother’s Singers will meet this evening at 7 o’clock in Second Ward auditorium. Anyone Interested Is welcome. Mary Dolas and Garnet McCullough spent the week end in Indian xpolis, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Odello Hulsman, 403 Goodlet avenue. Fillmore O. E. S. will hold a public installation Wednesday evening. March 19, at 7:30 o’clock. All members are asked to bring sandwiches. Miss Barthena Sanders of Reels ville and Raymond Jones of Cloverdale Route 1, received treatment at the county hospital over the week end for minor Injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Dr. G. W McCllntock will gflvo a. address Wednesday afternoon before the shop manufacturers at the Claypool Hotel. His subject will be “Shoes for Children" and a round table discussion on orthopedic shoes. MANY ENJOYED PARTY Three hundred were present from over Putnam county at the oldfashioned party given by the Recreation Group at the old high schio! gymnasium Friday evening. Games, folk dances and square dances were enjoyed. The Virginia Reel was thr most papular dance. Tbp group wishes to thank Miss Mary Lou Schott, home demonstration agent, Mrs. Eva Boatright, of the Horn’ Economics Club. Harold Scherleffe* - of the Future Farmers oi America, lor their help, and also Ernest Rader and Douglas for leading the square dances, and Mrs. Mahlon Baker who played the piano, and Mary Hendrick, song leader,
lomr Eo Council b Meet Tuesday
Tuesday at 10 o clock, the p’.esllent's council of the home economics clubs of the county will meet .vith Miss Elsie Glasgow in th. Court House for a conference on
.vork of their clubs. Miss Glasgow | book and the other
s assistant state leader of home ' rnent Cookbook. There are numer.lemonstratlon agents of the stat<?. [ ous others, also, but these seem to ■vorking under the auspices of iFur- be the newer ones and help so muen
Sam Hanna’s new books are so numerous it is difficult to decide which to read first but you can always put your name down and get them when you want them and too, you can buy the ones that are so much talked about. He also has ome new cookbooks that solve your problems. One is the Toll House
Is The Settle-
lue university. The presidents of ad '.he home ec clubs of the county are uged lo attend the conference. In the afternoon at 1:15, all thi. fficers of all th" home economics clubs of the county will gather in he Court House for an officers’ .raining meeting. + •+ * * Irs. Hancock Honored it Birthday Dinner A birthday dinner was held Sunday n honor of Mrs. Louella Hancock at :er home on east Walnut street. Juests were Mr. and Mrs. O. G. licks, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dicks, Mr. .nd Mrs. Joe Due and Mrs. Matilda ichenck, all of Indianapolis. ’enelope Club To Meet Tuesday Penelope* Club will meet Tuesday Tternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. ’red Long, 11 east Berry street.
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Irs. Allen To Be lostees Tuesday Domestic Science Club will meet hiesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock .1th Mrs. Charles Allen. Anderson
treet.
Trut Ward P. T. A. Enjoyed Program The First Ward P. T, A. met at he school auditorium Friday afterloon. A splendid program was glv n by the four' h grade and the Gu, Icouts which was enjoyed very much iy all present. The president, Mrs. Vm. Stiles, presented Dr. Earl Bownan of DePauw University who gave in interesting discussion on the top3. "What the Modern School Rejects of the Child.'’ Dr. Bowman tressed the need for the cooperation ■f parents to help the school develip emotional balance and lntellocual self-direction in children which ire the chief aims of the modern
ichcol.
The attendance banner was won >y the first grade.
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A Oman's Society To Meet Wednesday The general meeting of the Womin’s Society of Christian Service of Tobin Memorial Methodist church vill be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock in Community Hall, fhe ■smten program will be presented by L. R. Eckardt. The Memorial Service will be In charge of Miss itary Birch. There will be no specal meeting of the executive board
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Former DePauw
Coed Married
Miss Mary Nading DePrez of Sheloyville and Edward W. Harris. Jr., of \funcle were married Saturday at
the home of the bride’s parents.
The bride Is a graduate of Smith College and attended DePauw University. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Kappa Kappa sororities. Mr. Harris at tended Amherst College and the Yale University school of forestry. He is
a member of Delta Kappa
Fraternity.
(tsatlasc# «■ Pa« 9 loari
in solving the ever present food sit-
uation.
Du ing the spring most house-
wives are thinking of fixing over something and Montgcmery-Ward’s have all kinds of helpful suggestions. In the basement we saw one days units that can be put into your kitchen to make it modern and to help you enjoy the work. One is an entire unit, cabinets for everything, double sink, and on the top cabinets at the edges and above the sink ar e little shelves on which to put pretty plants or colortul gadgets Any women would love to have ai. these new gleamy white in he kitchen. There are smaller ones too
if you have a small kitchen.
Everyone has been reading so much this spring about the new saddle tan shoes. There was almost a whole window full of them at the R and S one day. This odor is so wonderful because it can b e worn with any color costume and can be u icd for sports or dress. It is grand ill through the summer and just a lew pair of shoes brightens up the
lay for anyone.
As we all know in the spring a young man’s thoughts turn to lov - in this case the female sex in always ncluded in these thoughts. In order . >r the young miss to be appreciat'd and be sought after she must noi have only personality but she must be d essed for the occasion. Now-a-days the sport apparel seems to be n the limelight. One wearing sport clothes is always accepted at any place at any time. The so-called suit, whether It is Just a jacket and skirt or whether ■t is the suit with a matching top coat is an ideal outfit. The other day I was in Prevo’n looking around and what p,ults I saw. I couldn’t make up my mind uk to which one I wanted. A practical suit would he a plaid of pastel shades, the jacket being • three button one, with a collar cut like your own open thioat shirt. The skirt could either be a circular one with a pleat in front or back, It could be gored, or It could have box pleats The top coat would be of the matching material with the lining in a different color, a color that would bring out the colors In your
suit.
Another smart outfit would be the suit and a lovely camel hair coat or a coat of covert material. The covert material is somewhat newer tha u camel hair and it also sheds wate Tweed always has that smart effect
for the town and country.
As to colors this year, beige seems to be rated very highly, green Is very smart and of course, navy Is still
good.
Your suit will change character with your blouses. While looking
Epsilon I ; lt ' JUnd in Pxcvo’s I saw so many at-
tractive blouses. With two or three uifierent ones It is bound to change
the appearance of th.
you „„
3hirt ^ <umed up cj! ■ar may have stitching,,.: j may want one with the fJ tiny tucked pleats. Ey* white blouse or some cZ-
contrast with your S u it AM to be rein, J shouldn’t <iverlcok the ?loves. if y ou ,. suit is mddle tan is just th e eally smart looking, He tan bag. and pig** ire ready for anything Of course, if you ^
more like the hoy friendig
colored skirt and play , ■becked one. I knew hey are featuring the si*
occasional jacket, it ccunJ tweed, or many other M
erial. Any more one
mow that the male sex bD
ng suit. These days we J mr skirts and jackets,
ind coats.
For your Easter hat o, ■ >tighten your spirits os lays why don’t you see th* /Oliva’s. This spring the night colors pmlomwife >.re so feminine and f.attef low with heavy coats they ip your whole costume wt )rising what a new hat /our grouchy moods. Do ook them over and top tut J ostume off with a gay tf The other day I hertil nan say he had to go te J ind get another pair oi hr wear with his sport j/ ie came back he said thejtJ i large assortment of i naterials that he ended cjll two pairs of trousers. On; of the store he happeufl it the Ar ow shirt of thi he just couldn't resist outfit, shirt tie, handle atfi but not least, of it
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Can men's Mallory hsti fainly smart looking Diif hat they are Cravenetle; ’f you don't know go Wo* ind ask them to tell joo J oroccss They have at lea*’ erent types so don't xa ;rand looking hats. Although men ssy they he smell of perfume tiny lislike the Luclen Lelag ■ 'umes at '’.tehford’s. 0» hat is so distmguisW: mage". While there oemn ome of the Flncon de' tf you want to fee! refit lainty be ire and use d* loap. For Lpstick we all b’' llffercnt co:*>ra for diff 'ons and f*" different Then purchase the 1W Kit. In it ate three diffetW Another "must have" n" Tall Spin (lusting powder.
O. H. McN’ary and family pent the work end with k* MeNary Mis. MeNnO' 1 ler son an i family home Iso vl >t her sol vtcNnry an i his family ail 1 is. Ky . before returning LOST: Black lined hand. Between .square fllub. Phon* 361.
MRS. HOU RED PERI II P 111 ^ £ SOLE FILLETS RED SALMON uTKAM Lb. SWORDFISH. STLW* Lb. SCALLOl’S 12 oz. SHRIMP 12 oz.
LIMA BEAN* 12 oz. CAULIFLOWER Florets, only ASPARAGUS Cl T* 12 oz. HIJCKIl ri U **** 1 ,b |,kK .uhHUUB SLICED STRAWBI*" 2'/, Lbs. RED RASPBER*® 8 10 oz. BLUEBERRIES Largo Fancy -
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