The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 June 1941 — Page 2

HOT? or ICED? However you like your summer beverages, we serve fo your taste. Breakfast — lunch — tea — dinner — are best enjoyed here in cool comfort.

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, 8ATVNDAY, JUNE ", 1941.

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Herald Consolidated

•‘It Wave* For All” S. R. Raiidea, PnMtebAr

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A Rlfll.K THOtTOHT FOR TODAY (lot divine life in you as the ! i nehes of the viio: What shall 1 <lc. that 1 may inherit eternal life? Marie 10:17.

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;§£+ + + + *!• *i* + t ^ *!• + WEST .IKFFKKNON TWP. 4. + + “*• ■— s- *e >e x J. a. a. -s Mr. anil Mis. Marry Kutherfun of Illinois .s|« nt the xveek end with Ml and Mrs. Isoe Allen. Karl J. Cox is visiting with M'\ and Mrs. Chester Querry this week. Mr. and Mrs Ernest McCammaek and Miss Agnes Pierce spent Wed nesday with Mr. and Mrs I-nwell MrCammack and daughter Marjorie near Coatesville. The Thursday Club met this week with Mrs. Effie and Myrtle Pnrkei Mrs. Rose Wheeler and children xv-c guests. Miss Agnes Pierce spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sander: of Cloverdale. Mr. and 'Mrs. Hugh Coston are the parents of a son horn June third. Mrs. Mattie Coffee spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Coffey. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCammaek called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neler Saturday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. an I Mrs. Cloyd Allen were Mr. and Mrs Hairy Rutherfun and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen. Mrs. Ollie Harcourt called on Mrs. Ix’ona Dobson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCammaek. and Thomas and Agnes Pierce called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul BenasSl an 1 children Sunday evening.

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Mrs. Paul P. Evans, today, June 7.

The state encampment of the Spanish American war veterans’ or ganization will open af Linton tomorrow for a three-day session A few members front this city will attend.

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The Fluttering Duck 301 SOI'TII VINE STREET WILL CLOSE MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 9 WILL RE-OPEN SEPTEMBER 1ST. Mrs. ( l.ira llarnev, proprietor, wishes to thunk all Iter ruvtomers for their patronage and Iio|m-h to sis* them again on the

o|H>ning day.

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HORSE SHOW

Sunday, June 8 ONE O'CLOCK Saddle Club farm southwest of Greencastle. No entry fee. Post entries accepted.

Children 10c

ADMISSION;

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Adults 25c

Putnam County Saddle Club

M -a. Reetha Daggy was a Visitor here from Terre Haute on Friday. Mrs. Muriel Rector Rockhill is on vacation from the Central National Hank. Miss (iloria Woolums, of St. Pel i slang, F a., is the guest of Misi Georgia Anne Zeis. Miss B. Fain Tucker of Chicago Is a commencement guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Tucker. Donald Carrington, of Camp Knox. Ky i here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dow Carrington. Ralph Warmoth f Stilesville was :: luitled to the Putnam county hospital Friday for treatment. Ca I Hague of Bainbridge return- j od to hia home Safurday morning | Dum the Putnam county hospital. | Miss Olive Mae Dean has returned to la i work at Princeton after spend- j ing a week’s vacation with her par-1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean. | Contractor W. D. Vogle yesterday forenoon poured thr first concrete in the dual-lane pavement construction on the National road, at the east edge of Brazil. Miss Marjorie McIntyre, a teacher m the schools at Chardon, O., has i' UiMied to Greencastle to spend the i mnii r with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zol McIntyre. Mrs. Harry Morton of Brookline, M i : i. visiting her daughter, M’ l. i I F. H. Crecnleaf. She is here for in’ gi :■ illation of her gian (daughter, M >. Hetty Crecnleaf from DePauw. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean, east Washington street road, will have as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark of Charlotte, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henry of Indianapolis. Murio,’i Crecnleaf, daughter of l ,ol. and Mrs. H. E. H. Crecnleaf i Plies rod on the all star final childr mV, hour at Indianapolis today. She vxan one of the four winnei^ of the ■nii-fiiinks last week. Lake Malone, the new lake which has been constructed at Camp Krietenstein southeast of Brazil on Eel river will be dedicated Sunday afternoon as the closing event of a Scoutcrs’ Week-End which opens to-

day.

W. F. Porter of Miami, Florida Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Kocher of White Haven Pa., and Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Porter of Jackson. Mich., are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. La Fayette LeVan Porter. Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver II of South Bend will come Sunday to visit them and to attend the commencement exercises of LaFayette LeVan Porter, Jr. Miss Marlon Creenleaf, daughter "f Professor and Mrs. Herrick Greenh af of south College avenue, Greencastle, received word yesterday that she was the winner of last week’s Block’s Children’s Hour. She now survives with six or seven others from an original field of approximately 75 performers. She will appear again today in piano numbers before judges. Previous contests in the series have been on the basis of votes. The winner will receive a substantial reward. Mrs. Bertha Knoll, wife of Clarence H. Knoll, head of the bank at Poland, died Thursday evening at her home in Poland from the effects of apoplexy, at the age of 50 years. She was born in Cass township, Clay county, the daughter of Wm. Tapy. She is survived by the husband, two daughters, and her mother. Short funeral rerviees will he held at the residence Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, followed by the final services at the Zion church at Poland. Bev. Scherry and Rev. Huckereide will officiate.

Mr. and Mrs Harold Bartholomew of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Luther Easter of Hamilton returned to their homes today after visiting for a few days with their sister, Mrs. Idrol Carr and their uncle. Luther Easter. AIAJMN* 1»A\ 1 Pftntlnnp<l from I’nrP Onp» Ik the speaker. Dr J< ;sup is a nlive H< osier, having been bom at Rtchmon i. He i; a gtadirate of Earlham College. Reci or Scholar alumni will be guests of Mrs. E Iward Rector at a dinner Sunday n >oit in Longden Hall which will conclude with a bu; .110.12 serai'.ei at which < ffir rs a-e el ci'ed. The Recta alumni are building a (Special alcove of books in the University library as a memorial to Mr. Rector and already several hundred books haw been present el.

Mr*. Guy Jackson Hostess To Friendly Neighbors Club Mrs. Guy Jackson was hosteso Wednesday afternoon to the Friendly Neighbors Club of the East Greencastle Township community. Eleven members answered roll cad wMh “What Someone Does Which Annoys You.” Mrs J. S. Stanger ind M s. Walter Pursell entertained Hi” group with cxitests. The opening and closing songs were "Amerien the Beautiful” and •Blest Be The Tie.” Rofreshmenits of ice cream and strawberries, cookies and iced drink weiv served by the. hostess. In July Mrs. Carl Pursell will onto: tain the chrb in her lK-mc This will be an afternoon meeting,

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t ountv Health Nurse titled At Luncheon Miss Irene Gerke, Putnam enun-y health nurse, was one of the gucs, . attending the luncheon given at I/.”' lu'-nc of Mr and Mrs. Earl Meek on the country club road for public nurses of the district. The luncheon was followed by n meeting which wns the Inst of a scries of such atfaits hcl I during the past winter and

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THE PRESBYTERIAN (’KERCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister. Jack Gillespie, Organist Director. ChtiiCh school, 9:30 a. m. Worship 10.35 a. m. Music: Prelude "Piece Heroique” Franck; Of fertory- '‘Choralr” Bach; Solo uy James Pike ‘‘O Divine Rodcimer" Gi 'in -l. Scimon theme: “A priceless

privilege.”

Men’s Service Club picnic supp.-.> Monday 6:30 p. m. at the "outs'de fireplace” of Jacob and Kenneth Eitel rn Melrose Avenue Each man is u.kcd to b ing his own meat; ah;o . d'sh of for-.1 an I 'table 'Service. Woman's Circle social meeting Wednesday 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. J. .r. Bit cl, Melrose Avenue. Assistant j hostesses Mrs. C. D. Conklin, Mrs. J. .VT. Mil y. Mrs. C. E. VanChave. Th>’ •‘Busine s and Professional Women’’ ■' the church will lie guests.

FOR RENT: sleeping rooms

hath. 211 W. Walnut.

’ sp ing season. The topic discu sou

three attractive "New Trend of Maternal ant

for men Private ^ „

7-3p. dboimsicn was lea 1 by Miss

L” ia Adams, consultant nurse 01

SEITOVKI’ APPLE ( ORE j the Tndlana 3 t n , 0 Roard of Health KAN FRAN< 1S(X) (DP) ^ | 2nd a ia'k was mads' by Miss Wil laapptc a day faile I to keep the doc- | n j. ('onsiiltimt nurse m maternal L>r away for Martin Lichtman. in- md rhj)d heait!) for the State Board

fairar.ee agent. Tie itepped on the. f Health.

the hall of Ht 4 A A bolt State College and the injuries he receive! not 1 ,i!y caused the doctor'-, to bo summ nod hut became th' basis of a $5 000 damage suit again

si th< state.

AT THE VONCASTLE

Kappa Ih’lta Phi

To Meet Monday , ! Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will h’—$ j its regular bnsines meeting Mon lav ! 'ventng at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. George Williams, Cole apart

j ment. No. 19.

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| Eastern Star To Bold Inspection j Greencastle Chapter No. 255 O. K j B will have a called meeting Tlies- ! lay for the annual visit of the worthy island matron. Mrs. Louise Wolf of Peru. Mrs. Daisy Crist, grand secretary and other grand officers will be present. At 6:30 o’clock a dinner will he served in honor of Sister Wolf. Ros’P/ations for the dinner may he inode with Mrs. Frank DeVaney 01 ; Mrs. It P. Mullins. The evening ses- | lion will be at 8 o'clock. All Eastern ! Stars are invited.

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Mis* Hctfe Dnhhx R'*tde Of Dow Recto Quinlan j Miss Bette Ixaiiae Dobbs, daughter I of Mr. and Mrs Joel Dobbs of KiilEor every xvomnn who has desired K „... „ _ . inoi'g hecame the hirdc of Dow Rcclieoiitv above all else . . . fur every . m man xxtm has Item romantically cap- ' n ' '■< llmlan . son of • Mr. and M s. livated liy a lovely face . . . this sen- , - ,vr ’tl Quinlan of Stilx'sville, in a cerxaEonull.v diffeeenl drama of a tiger- emony which t.ok place Friday evewoimm who hated all men will come 1 nlng . at g.go 0 ’ clr<!k , n th ^ , as the hit picture of the year! H’s VT .... . ,,, . _ M-(i M s newest ttirill-roinam e star-I M th 1 Church Th ” Rrv Uaud ■ ling J an ( niwi'ord .Melvyn Dongles, i ^ McClure read the single ring so' - -

(.OltlN MEMORIAL (TIERCll Claude M. McClure, Minister. Van Denman Thompson, Minister of Music. 9:30 a m. Church School, i 10:40 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon: "Man the Unknowti" by tne mtniatfr. Rev. Elmer Cunikcr, Go. Carpenter, Wesley Matz'gkett and Ji'hn Nelson will m list. Music will I e u-niihcl by Dr. Thompson; Kfithken C r - bin, violinist; Elizafx tit Smith nnel Isabel Black, Soloists. Mule. "Andante" V'eme, "Bcrceu 1From The Fire Bird” Dtiavlnskyikn, ’’Hr.ar Thau My Piayei" | Hamblen, "Tlae 23rd iTsalm' M.alotte. 6:00 p. m. The Intermediate and High Schoil L agues will h-Jd a joint meeting in Cimmunity H:Ch ?t a K'' 1 will speak on “Spc-r-,. manahip” The devrlona! scrvlc" will be r r. hr ’d by Su.annm Shdlv and Rnsem.a'y Sourwine. A co’-dial welcome is extended to all.

Conrad Veldt and xxill be shown at the Vonrastlx Tlir.itre tor 2 days starting next Satu day Midnight, •iune I Ith. Watch Crawford turn in the best performance of the year!

Dry-Cleaning Premlng Hat-Blocking

Family Wank Curtains, Blankets, Shirts.

Home Laundry and Cleaners

Frank C. Schoenman THE JEWELER Vateh, Clock and Jewelry Repairing ^hone (22 E. Washington

NO DRIVING STRAIN When you go by BUS

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Get out your summer suits and have us freshen them up. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Phone 126. 7-lt.

You leave behind all driving cares when you board an Indiana Railroad bua. A akillful driver will take you anywhera on the map — In perfect comfort and safety. And the faro •• le»« than half driving coat. Neat trip . . .

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vice in the presence of the imme !i-

ate families.

The bride wore a street dress of navy blue sheer with a co sagv of white gardenias Their attendants were P.uth Thicker of Ind anaplis and Wendell McKamey of Coatesville. The young couple will make thete honi" in the Devonshire Apartments Alabama street, Indianapolis. Tha bride is a niece of AUbert Dobbs of this city and Mr Quinlan is a nephew of Mrs. Muriel RectoRockhill, also of this eiity.

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( BEECH OE THE NAZARENE Rev. E. K. Singhurse. pastor. Lester Mane, S. S. supt. 9:00 a. m. A truck will go for the

children.

9:30 a. m. Sunday school. A contest is on between the boys and the (iris. Ihing a friend and help in the

contest.

10:45 a. m. Morning worship. 6:45 p. in. N. Y. P. S. 7:30 p. m, Evangelistic service. Sunday marks the beginning of a special revival effort, with Rev. Harry liairaman of Indiampnlis as evangelirt. Rev. Hagaman ia a very -i’: cd young man and preaches th • old-fashioned gospel. He xvill speak in both the morning worship service and the evangelistic service Sunday; also emii evening next week at 7:.'10. You arc urged to lie present in all of these services.

-SALEVORTEX REGULAR 149c Per Gal. VORTEX ETHYL 159c Per Gal. + Hoosier Pete Clarence Ferguson, Mgr. 610 N. Jackson St. GREENCASTLE

FIRST CHRISTIAN EHl'REH II C. Fellers, Minister. Eugene Pennington, Stinister 01 Music. "Thr Upraised Hand’ will be the subject of Iho minister's message at the 10:00 o’clock worship service to morrow morning. The choir will sing "O God, We Pray” (Arensky) and "Lead Me Ijord, in Thy Righteousness" (Wesley). Miss Virginia Walbring will «ing the solo. The graded church arid adult study groups will meet at f*:30. Tile Children's Day Offering, one of the four missionary offerings of the year, will he received. All attendants are urged to contribute liberally to this cause. Intermediate Vespers 5:00 p m. High School Vespers 6:00 p. m. Sixty th ee young people and thei" leaders enjoyed a five day camp conference at Bethany Park during the past week. Periods of study weir* combined with recreation, swimming, hikes, games, etc., to provide a fui day program for each day. Included was a visit to the Goethe Link Observatory near Brooklyn, where tne groun had demonstration of the use of one of America's largest telescopes. Visiters are always welcome at all services.

L0a asitsui ° n your own ^ security 1 EASY BUDGfl PAYMENTS iadiana LoJ lni i E- Wash. J — ^ IVJ n.isT rmtuxt o''; IrV ‘ n K ^J 7Up t 30UmBib, *H 10:;i0 a. m. Mon*u j * ect " A H *’ v 'vnl of qJ inco.” G ,'Z p - m <J P- m. Senior t’,,,, P- m. Adult I'ra. 7:;t,) P- m. Kvonu- H icct, “The Meaning Of ^ MA Pl.F. HKH.hthu. LHlRth Angie Godwin, put* Church school b ; |o t Fstel Coffin requestii, bers of hoi ch.q* o( Bunday to pia n p ' Ubimer. J on tin rt.rnfr o{ m t:v* t south o’clock. Supt. iiOftTH j loaned the church tin a if the Maple Hei^t,^ -Stella Hampton will pi*! juartet composed nof || Smith, him t Cot: ind Mr Loucile Hurji ‘Th Old Rugged Cnn>] tor will give the members and frier.* in { the si-i . u i' All an ^ Prayei and praise ra church Wedn ;day. Mtpi vVoman'; S.. n ty of (|j Vice Will licet :.ith :iyj lent, M Air.' ClU-ill ) p. m All wembenJ pleaae be present.

Sooioh - Nti>| Trl Kappa To HaF Initiation and flinnT T ri K f inttla civil ■.< Drsia fer Mi Rachf! Or. ti Jean W iman. Miss 1 . Lou ’ \'W !/r.x be at 5 oh k at M:i M son’s \v ' h initia' in 1:1 Her!" "I ,■ 1 All men. ri rf thi w« ter arc 7 ■> im-itr ' vices and dinner. + + * ♦ Di’ltr, 1 hi t:' Tail To M-’ W ednesday Delta Theta Tau «f!i nesday c>. Mng lure 11*1 at the h' • of Mrs. west F pin: sheet. + 4 ♦ ♦ Entertained Fur (Hit (M Tnxxn (liie't Mrs Fin: rCamkcrwl Fraley ciiirrtainei! shxitt guests at 1 tea Fridijf * the Alpha Phi Hu** Mrs. \Y P Phillips el 1A Mrs Phi" i xnsfor^^ nt the Al|'ha Phi Hi* 4 4 ♦♦ Mrs. Duard I.yon llenored \1 Shin»$r Miss Mildred Brothers Mrs Jessie 1 *^ Carl Bon,on, Mrs Hi*! Mrs. Leon Myers, i",: 1 Steele, entertained lW gm sts at 1 niisrfll 11 * Friday c •»«. at t" ^ Steele in honor of Mrsj formerly M ' ^ Miss St” e ard married in IndianapoM May 22n 1 by the M Conti *1 tertalnnient They »' f f n Charles Marstellar Evans The bride lovely gifts Refr«hm« J od.

WHAT COULD BE MORE TEMPTING? Spring Lamb with Mint Jelly, Cool Salod, Veg^ 0 ^ Frosted Iced Tea SERVED ALL DAY

ALKO f CHICKEN DINNER (RAKED AND FRIED! A VARIETY OF SOFT DRINKS

Castle Cottage Restaur

WEST HIDE OF SQl'AKK