The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 April 1941 — Page 2

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r, and .Via. Will Clifford of Nobille visit 'd here yesterday afteri with the formei’s mother. Mr.', i IJ. Hitt, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Hack.

Churwlay Brltlgi To Meet V ’i •La Fisit will meet Thu Mas. Garret; s.

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.. (iarrotl’i u clay Bridge Club , in a! one o'clock at .. h ■ .idiana street. I

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V,i ,iru C. Trursdel, daughter of 1 .Mim. Albert Truesdel of JefiiI , years today. April 30. ,j ,y Lee Cowger, son of Mr. and Charles Cowger. 901 south Ini . na 5 years today. April 30. I'.innie Johns: n, Coatesvillo. ' 2. t’.C.ay. April 30. P ail Ro:sok, Sunday, Api.i ■ i Vernard Joh i n n, 14 Larabee f net, today April 30. *

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. ! women who ating s. aslon of the aai of the Indiana Fcd- ; Tuesday at the Clayi.iianapolls were Mr ; . '.‘r Bernard Handy, i Van Porter. Mrs. nd Mrs. Ferd Lucas. • of Gain bridge als

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MOTHERS DAY Priced 5c to $1.00. SAM HANNA'S BOOK STORE

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Miss Irene Thomas, Who has returned and is in charge of our kitchen, has prepaied for you a real treat— SPECIAL Thursday, May 1st Fried Chicken Dinner 3 Sc ONLY

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V\ :*d bra been received here uc the ■ t >f Mr:. Julia Oocdreh of T i*- H i iT Monday evening at 6:111 o'cl k. M:v Go; Jrich waa 4 Mis Alf Curtis of thh. c.. y. Funeral servlet s will b" held Thura lay morning fr ,m the GT.is Funeia:

l< rn at Terre Haute.

Mrs. C. J. Hawkins and daughter N la of IvinavU’e, - pent th- weekend with .he Rev. VV. S. Rader and . ct- .1 * i t Walnut sLeet. Mr?. Hawk'ns In the fewter daughter of Dr. Ha ler and the wife of Dr. Kan*kins a prominent Evansville d-ntist. They return- d to Evansville Monday. The A|«>stollc Tabernacle church, located on the Washington street road, In Commercial Place, announc*3 lb' ictign of their former pastor. Elder Ru.srii Phillips, who was absent for ilmost a year and six mor.thn. Elder Phillips extends a cordial Irritation to all to attend bo, • Vices ea? ft Thursday and Sunday nightn, 7 30. Sunday school at tw > I', m. eaci Sunday afternoon. Classen for all ages and competent -teach* • ; for each class. C mie to church.

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Wednesday.

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Mrs. Go rge James entertained 1 i the Theta Alumnae Club f Grc-'in ustle at a luncheon Satur- . .it in . ome in Brazil. Those ntit!> Mrs. W. M. McGaughey, dr Li: n Stoner. Mrs. Ferd Lu Joe McCord. Mrs. G. 13. rdi-i' h8. F. C. Tilden, Mrs ricreree 1'rntt. MBs Pesrl O’Hair ’ John: *n nnd Mrs. Ken.1 tii Ronr.ctt. Mrs. Ke-.tt Xddrc-sed A. A. ( . \V. Group To an .rapt audience attending the'c! dinner-rate ling of the ^ \. A. 1’ \V. last night. Mis J. P, Se of C owfordsville prnj f 'in 1 d In 1 theory that soma of the I unique pr loms and t rnubles of women : ■ ■ out of their occupational oneliiv s r housewives, j Describi: g a revealing personal ; - \-pcr.' rn as the key to her disco, ery, Mr dcott told he • assenting audien ho.v the lack of stimulating like-minded contacts had proJuo■I the ime personality effects on I her bus; nd as she had previously j considered ‘ strictly feminine.” Placing ilj.feminine behavior pat-

• | A ri-rv.ee for ev ry purse Wet i I Wash. T1 rifty. Rough Dry, nnd FahnT. :iy Finish. Choose the ore to fit your needs. Ihione 126 Home Laundry & Cleaners 30-lt.

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HAS ITS DRAWBACKS PRESCOTT, Arlz. (UP) Everything In nature except bees is wtvidorfi 1. according to Ed Fall. He , was driving leisurely along, observ- : ing the b- -duties of nature in the Jpqpdtg, when ^Kldenly a -nriyni #f , i bees settled In his car interrupting

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I Benefit Party

An invitational benefit

. ily was given by the Order of the n Star it the Masonic Temple i By evening, April 29. at eight i -it Fifty-six tables of guests vc!*- pr. lent to enjoy the evening. i < nms were beautifully decA ith flower, donated by Mrs. I3r .hoi’s, Mrs. R--*x Haines and . S-.rah Wright. Especially col-

the eighteen dozen tulips

1 .. ted by Mrs. Wright who has ■ ; n oretnry of the organization

; ov-r twenty years.

T n nd painted tally cards were • i and made by Mrs. Roy

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i v ' . furnished by the Oak-s ; i, Homy Oaken Anne Margaret • and Emily Starr, from De-

Aauw.

The following local firms cooperat:1 in making the party a success: c-ctor and McCurry Funeral Homes, jrphy' Five and Ten Store, Eitel Shop, Mullins Drug Store, Iner's Antique Shop. Uusty’s try Shop and Ideal Cleaners. 'I ho • . inmittee in charge. Miss Williams, chairman; Miss**s "i 'in.:; Dear, Maxine Selley, Mary •dlizab* ■ Peck. M sdames R. P. Mulins, \V. D. Janies. Roy Newgent, ternar i Handy. Leo Terry. Harold •'lint. Fiank Woliung, Edmond Torr, ■'ranees Hoover, R. E. Richards, O. d>. McCullough and R. H. Trembly vish to thank the members of the -iMor and tii* community for their

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tosebud Club To deet May 15 The no: 1 id C’.ub will meet'Tucsy, ft: ly 15 with Mrs. Hazel Priest it Bainbridge.

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Miss Wilking Bride (»f John Mt -islck, Jr. Miss Dana Elizabeth Wilking u*. nine the bride of John E. Messic-n T'., at 9 o'clock this mr.ming in St. loan of Arc CJurcn In Indianapclis The b ide i.-, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Wilking. 5733 Guilford ive ue and Mr. Messtck is the son T Mr. an I Mi i. John E Mcssick, 3525 Vaahtngton boulevard. The Rev. Jos ph Somes '--ffirlated. ^aims wne arranged cn either tide :f the chancel with Easier lilies on he alter. Two pedestals filed with lilies stool on eithe side of the • angel, nnd family ptw-s were nerked with white -satin hows. Miss Wilking entered with h*-i -'then, wearing n gr. A - n „{ CBn !lt .. .ght satin fashioned with long ;htly fit ed sleeves puffed at the shoulders. The yoke of the gown van of mousse!ine de sole edged in i narrow band of shirring and her nil skirt extend? I into a long train. •V Mary Stuart cap held her threere t finger-tip veil of candlelight llusion In p’ace. She carried a txu1UG of Bw.vnsonia, stepanotu and

white orchid*.

Mrs Liuri Wirentus, matron of

v-.ior, wore apple hlosaom pink Alenrnn lace and marquisette with a lace aique, three-quarter length slcevrs, ind a sweetheart neckline. She had i matching turbnn and carried an i m bouquet of carnations shading

| rfhrll pink to claret. The bridesmaids' gowns were idenln sty,e to Mrs. Wiren'UB's

Iress Their turbans were in matchng acjuu an | they* carried carnalons In shades of yellow, pink ■ ange and claret. They were M’»< Dorothy Betz of Vincennes, couain

As we measure time by the clock cf centuries it will not be long until ' this trio of butchers will full Utitl will be numbered along with all audh j characters of the past as they come to their untimely as well as unnatural deaths exemplifying the Uvea that they lived, butchers and blood shed-

ders.

Napoleon as you will rethember set out to reconstruct the world, met his Waterloo and died an exile on St. Helena, Caesar enslaved his country j ml waded to dominion through rlv- | •rs of Mood to be stabbed to his ; 'eath in a Roman senate. Alexander , he Great conquered the world and -lied in delerium tremoils. Hannibal whom we are told at the age of nine years swore eternal hatred toward ne Romans, got In a tight place and emmitted suicide by taking poison 1 which he carried always for that pur- , -so and for the emergencies 1 Aompey was stabbed in the back Umar was assassinated. Xerxes met 1 similar fate. Cato became disgust- ! 1 over Ms useless slaughter of men - 1 ,nd he ripped himself open, tore out) | his bowels and gave up the ghost. : Bismark said if you want to win j wars leave nothing but the eyes to 1

weep.

From the centuries of history we have learned that all these great warriors are very much like earth- 1

bridge i quakes are principally remembered

or the devilment that they have done. I think that the Great Muchinvelli was ever lasting right when he said. “He who makes wars his prolession cannot be otherwise than vicious anti cruel. War makes thieves and peace brings them to the gal- 1

ws.” Well said I think.

Why don’t we all start now and tr :vh patriotism and production incad of favoritism and destruction, 1 : incerely urge hope instead of hysteria suggest calmness Instead of confusicn. With the good old common sent’? commanding our vast resources we can build our country Into such an impregnable fortress of progress and prosperity that all the Instrumentalities of the Hitler-Stalln-Mus-snlini and hell could not shake from

ta foundation.

Dr. L. A. Ray. Cloverdale, Ind.

For any worthy " " arrange |,' qulffc veidently to mee t ^ INDIANA If

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terns in feur nrbitra y classes, sexual, mate. ml. ’'fighter.” and social- i group, ■.die enlarged further on the i need for cottipanlomsWp of one's | name t.$»e r in one’s field of interest She d'l-c- ibtd the occupation ix limn:, wife as "the loneliest of all ■verk Ion-iier even thnn th? Isolated farmer. - ' an I emph.Tizi d the need of contacts outside of the home for n

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Club To Vent Thursday

Jolly-Get-Together Home Econom ies Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock May 1st at tnr home of Mr*. Ernest Sidd. ns. A s... ad demons! ation will be given by

UiM Mat / Lou Schott. All member • *- lle bride, an 1 Mrs. Eugene Den" .are urged o attend. : nam of Logansport. "* •*■*■>* Henry W. Miller Jr. was best mnn I>**ltii Theta Tau and ushers were Hall Cochrane To Hold Isstallatlon Frank Richard Wilking brothe*- of Delta TJjjjtu Tau will meet Thurs- L he bride; Lauri W Wirenlus dgy .vvenirg ^W^e Linqplii Aimex. Don Onstes of Chicago,

Dinner w ill bo “served at 6:30 o'clock followed by installation of officers i . (Cvnttaur* *„ r#1|r|

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New Lq My Jewelry store shop is now loc my former store immediately we Giascoc't Building of th6 square. See me for. t-OGi.ME, UAMILT tham, bulova riOLD WATCHBS. 5eo me for—Di oli It n- Js of jewelry AImi rspalling 0 f vh Jcwe’r ■ :::i! 't.nj .j W. c. 31

S O I. D I K K I N H Soldiering ain’t so bad, moat time’* it's really fun, Bipe-cially with the armored, where you don’t carry a gun. And on the ove. country-hikes, you don't have to tramp 'Cause they meet you at the train and haul you into camp. I ain't much for the engineers and doughboy life is tough. But I tell you I am sold on this ride-to-fight-'em stuff. You can cram your barracks bag end with any kind of luck. You can snenk on some extra stuff, somewhere on the truck. I've been training In Kentucky, klnda muddy, kinds hot. But now I've landed heie, in a different kind of spot. When I got off the train, it was springtime in Great Bend, And it looked like all our tralntrig grief was really at an end But when we crossed that river and got upon that flat land. You couldn’t see a doggone thing. the air wa* full of sand. I don't know how the drivers starred. I think 'twas Just by guess, But they got us them in time, sc- I got cleaned up for mens. Soldiering ain't so very bad, Ml say It can’t be beat, Vou ought to see the swell food they give in here to eat. In these shiny, btand new mess halls, ten of us at a table, And there’s .seconds oh the g-ub, you can eat all that you're able. The barracks, where I sleep, i* fixed up all nice and spick, With quarters at one end, for his highness, the top-kick. The place has furnace heat and a toilet room inside And screens for each window, so it can be opened wide. HI bo training in Pine Camp, wuy up in New Yoik State. Mow that I Have looked around and got the whole thing straight. And found that the old sand bio .vs once In a while, I m glad that I’m here because this camp has got some style. Theatres and canteens, and ptay halls and service clubs. Say, honeat. with all thts. we’d ne J'wt a bunch of dub*. If we didn't jump to training with m "ur heart and might, And show our gratitude by learning how-to-fight. Sent in by Pvt. Ray E. Sklmmerhorn Sei vice Co. 8th Armored Reg't. M -Fine Camp, tt Y. ■ ■ as ° ra Grlrn **, *dn of Harvay Ortmea and form « r young man of Putnam < ounty, was in Gremcaatla today on work connected with hi* farm, at Indianapolis. He 1 aa consulting engineer.

SCNALO CAMPB&l, Will FlYIO DURAZZO, AI ham I UP 1 < Delayed I Sir bell, British minister» and members of hi:' rtift as guests of the Itata : ipecial airplane to fly where they will be atlr home. They had fnlui from Cnttaro on the L rhoaj cl a {hitlsii.suiffi Cam plietl and ius ; Durazzo Friday in fivG from Cattaio, where surprised by the 11:“ armies. They have munity nnd are not t

Mr. and Mrs. Harry! Chapel and Mrs. Chirl* Flllmor visited in F over th week end.

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