The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1941 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER

TR, 0REBNCASTLE, INDIANA, SAT^•RDA^, MALCH 1H4L _

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HOUSEWIVES FOR DEFENSE—Group of New York business girls end include reoair work and handling of frucks in difficult frafric.

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Tite Junior lied C'. jsf of tlir Hi I*'h ‘>; hix)l sent a bisket of fruit to :iit"n- KUnt of the sixth grade who

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Saiiday Dinner Special - FRIED OH BAKED CHICKEN DINNERS — TRY ONE

Charlie Milier who lias lived in t.’inbi: Ige far the past few years .a. moved back to his farm. Mia. Fred Beck spent Wednesday .vith Mrs. Clarence Beck. Hi nry Osliorn and family spent Sunday with C. O. Osborn. Clifford Shinn remains about the

same.

Dorothy Sears called on Mrs. Henry Osbom Thursday morning. Mrs. Dessie Solomon called on Mrs.

Amos Goodhart.

There will be church at Palestine on Sunday, March 2:i. Bring well fille i basket and own table service and enjoy the day. Quite a number from around here ittended the electric meeting at Dan-

ville Widnesday.

Mrs. utto Hand and daughter and Dud Ruark spent Sunday with Dee

at Brookvtlle.

OH * Han ! attended the funeral of liis aunt in Indianapolis on Monday.

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Dr. Jul.an F Smith. tran«Ia‘«>r fo: Hooke Scientific library, Central ' college, is master of i3 foreign langaages two i>? which. Rumanian ana Polish, he learned in a month.

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'Hie Senior Class of Greencastle High Si hool presents: The Senior May entitled "Spring Tide' 1 at the High School auditorium Thursday, M uch 27tli at K:00 p. m. The cast is •i; lidl.ius: Worerington, Chris McCluri . OUara, Bill Shelly; Ma Porictt. Mary M. Sheridan; Jill Gayw\> i I. Pauline Bryant; Peter Ludlow, Jack Kinker; Ruth Cleeve, Maiilynn Crask; Christopher Ludlow, Rieliard llossok; Andrew Boone, Jimmie tlrecn Madge (Jern, Barbara Wright; iieuvei stock, O. J. Stewert; Beryle, imey Lnigdon; Bowles, Jonathan H'-uik. With this fine play and excellent supporting cast we are expecting a very good play and hope that it will be well received by the public.

School had a birthday party Mondav morning for all who ■ came between January and June Contests were held and fudgn wci> served to all the children of tin room. Donald Monnctt \vl ** . birth lay was on Tuesday also serve, suckers to all the children

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The fifth grade of Uidpnth Scliool iield their “Hobby Chi )” rncetinj Wednesday. Rex B. swell win in charge and showed an interesting collection of shells.

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Miriam Frazier of yade six of Jones School is the proud possessor of u safety jacket given by the Coca-Cola Bottling Cc.nipany foi having the best safety slogan for he? school.

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On Friday, March 21 the Inter-lude pn ented a recording of Joe Miller, the winner of the Humorous Declar“ti'iii in the semi-finals of the National Forensic laiague.

Robert Fuson, Barbara Goo iman, 1***1 Billy Voltniei leiehrated M i c: birthdays by seiving iviieslunents to the 3rd grade children of Delilah Miller School.

The annual High School operetta will is* presented on April 18th in the High School auditorium. The title of the operetta is "Chonita”, Gypsy romance, by Franz Liszt. The selection of tin* cast finds Marcia Hamilton and Elbert Jones in the leading roles ably assisted by Barbaia Wright, Jack Rinser, Paul Climes Feni Alexander, Eddie Welch and Ralph Mars.

The first grade pupils of Jones School are making a toy farm In connection with their social science and leading work

The second grade of Miller Sclio* will this week end their unit on •‘Cotton” which they have given rather intensive study.

Th winners of the Senior Play I "'"ter contest were announced Friday afternoon. Out of a field of 10 entrants Diule Ellis won. He will " ceive 3 tickets to the Senior Play— Spring Tide. Kathryn Brattain and Frank Sims tied for second and will receive 2 tickets each.

Through the generosity of the Parent Teachers Organizations of Miller School, a very attractive miniature library has been started in the building. We have a nucleus of twenty recent children s books, which will be added to as money is available. The library will be used principally as a reward for extra effort and results, the pupils being given the opportunity to use saves on propqualifications.

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