The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 June 1941 — Page 2

THE DAILY BJlNNEB, GREENCASTIA INDIANA, H^N'DAY, JUNE 9, 1941.

WOMEN'S FACES MAY BE GOOD FORTUNE A woman's facie is your pood fortune if that face tuis a circle around it. but to be niiic. 1 ! more direct, our rovinp photographer has been in the downtown treets taking pictures at random of crowds. These pictures will be run in the Manner and every tune a woman's face is circled, she automatically is declared a winner, and n reives two guest tickets to re “A Woman’s Face” starring Joan Crawford at the Voncastle theatre, jdaying Saturday midnight, Sunday and Monday. To receive the tickets, however, the winners must identify

theatre. Pictures will be run start-

ing tomorrow, and on each day.

Watch for your picture to appear, or possibly pictures of your friends or relatives. “A Woman’s Face” Is being heralded everywhere as Mies Crawford’s best. Co-starring honors go to Melvyn Douglas who turns in bis customary sterling performance. Much of the credit for the brilliance of “The Woman’s Face” must go to its director, George Cokor. who gave it the fine treatment that made his “Philadelphia Story” one of the year's outstanding hits. Watch for tomorrow’s Banner. A woman's face

in the circle may bo yours.

C. C. Tucker has returned from a

themselves at the office of the trip to California.

THE DAILY BANNER

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A H1HI.E THOUGHT FOB TODAT

The miraculous balance of the

universe is in good hands. God never i n gets: While the earth remaineth seed time and harvest shall not

cease. Song of Songs 2:12.

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: T-THT: Mis.-i Miriam Peck left Saturday for Denver where she will attend school this summer. Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, Fillmore K. 1, arc the pearents of a daughter born Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W. M. O'Brien has returned home from a visit with her son. Dr. j C. S. O’Brien of Iowa City, Iowa. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Boss E. Peck of MinI ncapolis, Mimn., have returned to | Greencastle for the summer vacation I months. Mr. ami Mis. Kobort Wallace and ! son Schneider were the weekend i guests of Mrs. Wallace’s parents, ! \l . and Mrs. Alva Foster of m*!ir Belle Union. Miss Amanda Browning of Indianapolis ami her guest, Miss Loronc Trowbri ige of Munoie, spent t-.e | weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. George Browning, east Walnut street. The Official Board of Gobin Me1 morial church will meet in Keystone chapel this evening at 7:00 o’clock. The purpose of the meeting is to organize the board for the new church year and appoint committees. Fay Spurlock, son of Mr. and : Mrs. ,1. F. Spurlock after a short vacation with his parents has retum<‘d to the Indianapolis City hospital, | where he will begin his third year course, and also his work in the visiting physicians office. Cars driven by Mrs. Stella Railsback of Sullivan and Jack Gans, a DePauw student, collided Sunday | afternoon at the comer of Locust I and Hanna streets. Damage to both I in i was estimated at $l. r >0 by Greencastle police officers. Wendell Hurst, a student In Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute ha; been spending a vacation with his parents, and Mr. Mrs. Otha I . Hurst of Jefferson township. Mr. Hurst will do practice teaching at the College during the summer months. Prof, and Mrs. George Totten, Anderson street, left today for Golden, Oolo., where they will spend a week U-fre going to Madison, Wis., where Prof. Totten will attend summer school at the University of Wisconsin. 'Prof. Totten is inati-uctor i.< speech at DePauw. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawley anil daughter* Helen Kae and Mrs. Vernon Young of near Houston, Texas i| nt the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Crawley. They were on route to Detroit, they expect lo tour the New England states, New York, Washington and points south on their return home. Mmiis Shinn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shinn, who figured in an automobile-bicycle collision last V. < dnesday. is still suffering from a fractured skull. According to report 1 , the iKiy lode Ms biryele out of the drive at the Albert Nelson home on the west Walnut street road, and col'ided with a car driven by Mrs. Jessie Rogers. Among the local people who attended the district meeting of tne American Legion and Auxiliary held Sunday at Plainfield were: M' and Mi-s F Idle Buis, Mr. ami Uns. Ray Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mr. and Mrs Roy Newgent, Mr. and Mre. Russell Pierce, Ed Coffman and John A. Cartwright. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Christian church at Batnbrtdge for Mrs Margaret L. Hague, 67 yea™ old. and interment will be in the cemetery at that place. Mrs. Hague was the mother of Carl and Philip Hague of Balabridge; Leslie Hague of East IVt' >it, Mich and Harold Hague of Pitts boro. Her death occurred Sunlnv morning at the home of her son, Harold.

+ ANNIVERSARIES ♦ ^♦+♦++++++*♦♦+0 Birthday* Martha Ann Mease rami th, 8 years today, June 9. Duane I^ewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lewis, Greencastle, R. 3, i. years Sum lay, June 8. Gerald I-ee Ruark, 831 east Washington street, 7 years today, June 9. Harvey Walls, City, Sunday, June 9. Perry Rush, Northwood, today,

June 9. Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Miller, Morton, 22nd anniversary Sunday, June 8. Mr. ami Mrs. Keith Hall, City, Sunday, June 8.

AkSM Happier Homes Club To Meet With Mrs. Rowland Happier Homes Study Club will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dan Rowland. The lesson will be given by Mr. R. D. Abrell on electrical appliances. All members please bring any cords you wish to repair.

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Home Economics Club Held Recent Meeting The Country Corner Home Economics Club met Friday, June 0 nt tne home of Mrs. Paris Poynter. The lesson “Buying And The Use of Electricial Equipment” was given by Mrs. Irene Lane and Mrs. Whitehead. Eleven members were present. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Nellie Bales.

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Warren Township Club

Met Wednesday

Mrs. Mabel Mitchell, Mrs. Madge

Bridges, Mrs. Mollie Bolton and Mrs. Ora Williams were hostesses to the Warren Township Home Economics

Club on Wednesday, June 4th. The meeting was opened with the

reading of the Home Economics

Members responded to roll

call with “What others do to annoy

me.”

Following the business session, the club enjoyed music by the Glover children and a musical contest given by Mrs. Bridges and won by Mrs.

Carnes.

Sutherlm in charge. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Routt of Ind- I ‘hirty-one members and five guests lanapolls and the former’s mother, j tlurin K the social hour.

Mrs. Grace Routt of this city, atte.nriel the funeral services of Mrs. Clarence Knoll, held Sunday at

Poland.

Among those from here who attended the funeral of Mrs. Clarence Knoll held at Poland Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sharp, Henry Knoll and daughters, I-orene and Mary

Louise.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Krklor of

Brazil were Sunday guests ot the..-

son. Dr. *W. J. Krider and

AT THE VONCASTLE A Wonumi

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Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge No. 10C will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Grace Newby of Indianapolis and Miss Maxine Peek of Alhambra, Calif., are the guests of Mrs. W. C.

Arnold.

Miss June Coffey had as her guests over the weekend Miss Inna Greenlee, Gillis Muller, Dick Coffey and Jack Coffey, all of Terre Haute. President Clyde E. Wildman of DePauw, will deliver the commencement address at the Danville Normal college commencement on Friday, it

was announced.

Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Purcel and , daughter Jane an 1 Miss Mary Louise creetl ' Reynolds spent Sunday afternoon in Indianapolis visiting their son Harold

Purcel and family.

Meetings will continue every night until further notice at the Little Red church. East Washington street, Commercial Place, with Rev. Arthur

“A Woman's Face” is your good fortune! For it is a bold, all-revealing drama from which women can learn many secret!- of real romance and man can detect the dangerous huntress hidden behind the mask of a pretty face. See Joan Crawford. Melvyn Douglas an ! Conrad Veidt in the biggest thrill movie of 1941! It's M-G-M's latest smash hit and will play a 2 days engagement at tb<-

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Voncastle Theatre Saturday Midnight.

starting next

faml-,y,

Northwood. They all attended the |

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Couple Honored At

Recent Shower

A miscellaneous shower was held Saturday, May 31 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goode, whose marriage took place on April l£th. The house was beautifully decorated in the briite’s colors of peach and blue. The many gifts were plaeI ed on a large table which was arranged under the chandelier decorat-

colors of pink and blue were used in profusion about the rooms. Mrs. Beck received many lovely gifts. Refreshments were served. Tiny umbrellas were given as favors. Among those present w’ere Mrs. Carl Beck of Bainbridge; Mrs. J. B. Crosby of Greencastle; Mrs. L. B. Young and daughter Sara Lea of Kokomo; Mrs. Elmer Young, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Glenn Irwin, Mrs. Galen Irwin, Mrs. Walter Worick, Mrs. E. C. Rogers, Mrs. J. L. McFerran and Mrs. Frances Davis. + + ♦ ♦ huppe, Delta Phi Jo Meet Tonight • Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will hold its regular business meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Williams. Cole apartment, No. 19. 4 4 + + section Two To Meet With Miss Alspuugh Section Two of the First Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Miss l.i nora Aispaugh, 014 east Seminary l reel. Mrs. H. A. Thomas and Mrs. W. G. Overstreet will be the assisting hostesses Mrs. H. C. Fellers will give the devotions. There will be an election of officers. Members please note the change in time and meeting I place, as this is not a luncheon meet-

ing.

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Veronica Club To Meet Wednesday

The Veronica Club will meek wicti Mrs. Paul Heaney, 903 :!c-uth Locust,

od in these colors, with a blue um-

brella, under which there was a min- ] Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock,

ialure bride and groom.

Refreshments of ice-cream, cake, strawberries and punch were served. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends present.

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Mra. Brown To Be

Miss Gwendolyn F. Hosteller and I rueNduy

Miss Martha A. Risk, both of Roach- \ Maple Hel * ht * Home Economics

dale, were awarded Bachelors of

horse show given by the Putnam

County Saddle Club.

There will be preaching services Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Aaron Grable. The Rev. Cornelius Airhart and the Rev. F. S. Fisher and other ministers will take

pait. Everyone is welcome.

Ars you a member of the Good Morning Club? If not, try It and lighten your day while you lighten your labor by calling 126. Home Laundry and OMuwre. p-R

Science degrees in the field of Home Economics upon graduation from Purdue University recently. Miss Ann Durham and Miss Aura May Durham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Durham, Greencastle, left Sunday for Twin I-akes, Pa., where they will spend the vacation months at the Durham summer home. Mrs. Mary O. Cross and children, Mary Lee and Robert of Wheaton, 111. have returned to Greencastle to s|>end the summer with Mrs. Cross’ parents, Mr and Mrs. Omer Beck. Mrs. Cross will attend summer Mhool at Terre Haute for a few weeks. Mrs. King Davis of Wolcott ranie here for alumni day exrcises and was a guest of Mrs. Ida Pierce and family Mrs. Davis liver In Greencastle foi several years while her daughter, Mrs. Roland Aid attended DePauw. Mrs. Aid graduated In 1916 and is a member of the silver anniversary class.

NEW TEACHER* M'onfInut-il from Pacr Onat Pauline Smith, School Nurse. Mary Emma Jones School—Minnie Bartley, Principal, 2nd grade; Kathleen Hudson, 6 th gi ade; Pauline Snively, Mh grade; Goldie Runyan, 4th grade; Ola Cherry, 3rd grade; Meryl Michael, 1st grade. IMilah Miller School Susie Talbott, Principal, Sth grade; Dorothy Harris, 6th grade; Mildred Mason. Uh grade; Blanche Williams, ;iru grade; Lela Hradfield, 2nd grade, Geneva Vaughn, 1st grade.* Martha Jane Ridpath School — Hollis Mosten, 6th gtade; Miriam Peck, 4th grade; Leola Moore, 3rd g ade; Olive Baughman, 2nd grartu. Ruby Hood, 1st grade; Eula Clay Walker, 1st grade. Maple Heights School—Jeanetta Arnold, Principal, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades; Herndon Irwin, 4th, 5th, and

6th grades.

Help Me Avoid Car Shortage — Also COAL SHOUT ARE We have Glendorn 8 inch Lump and Stoker Coal at the Lowest Price of Season A J. DUFF Phene 317

I Club will hold a special meeting at j the home of Mrs. Gaylord Brown on j Martinsville street. Tuesday evening, j June 10, at 7:30 o’clock. All members are asked to please be present.

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Golden Wheel Meeting Cnimellcd The regular June meeting of Golden Wheel, scheduled for Tuesday evening, June 10. has been cancelled, ihe next regular meeting will be held the second Tuesday in July.

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S. C. C. Meeting Post {Mined The meeting of S. C. C. planned for Tuesday evening has been postponed until June 24.

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Fillmore W. S. f, H. To Hold fluent Meeting Fillmore W. S. C. H will hold a guest day meeting Thursday, June 12, at 1:30 o'clock at the church. Each member come and bring two guests. Louise Smith, sec.

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Erma Hutllin Bride Of 'Dent Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Lyman W. Hudlin oi Greencastle announce the marriage of their daughter, Erma to Dent Chancy of Greencastle at the Firat Christian church here Saturday at noon The Rev. H. Cecil Fellers read the single ring ceremony, and tne couple wore altendel by the brides

parents.

The bride wore a navy piln; redingote dress with blue accessories ■ind a oorsage of pink carnations and blue delphinium. The brides mother .vore a blue print dress with blacx accessories and her corsage was rod ■arnations and baby’s breath. Mrs. Chaney attended Df!P»u\v University and Indiana State Teachers College and is a member of Mu Zeta sorority. M- Chaney is a graduate of Oreencasble high school and attended DePauw University. He is an abstractor ami is associated with Charles McOaughey of this city The couple will reaide at 507 south Indiana street.

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Mrs. Ilexford Beek t Honored At Khower I Mrs. Rexford Beek of LaPorte , formerly Miss Adarene Thompson of ! Roachdale, was the guest of honor at j a miscellaneous shower held Thurs|day evening at the home of Mrs. j Earnest Thompson. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Grace Call. Mrs. Eva , Zimmerman, Mrs. May Call, and Mrs. Bess Young Summer fiowera currying out the

EVniourats Meet At Turkey Run

Nearly one hundned persons journeyed to Turkey Run State Park last Friday evening for one of the most enthusiastic meetings ever held by local Democrats. This meeting, sponsored by the Putnam County Women's Democratic Club was opened by Mrs. Roy Rrackney, president of the club, who welcomed the guests. Following the dinner Mrs. Brackney introduce i Mrs. Howard Batman of Ttrro Haute. Mrs. Lillie McFerrin, P-ti am county vice-chairman, and Carl Hurst, county chairman, Mr. j'l'rst then introduced Roy Etter. sixth district chairman, who in turn presented the Honorable Howard Batman state representative from Ti.rc Haute, who gave the main Address of the evening. Mr. Batman, in a most informative manner, ap-4ce on matters of national unity. Following his speech a group of snngr was presented by the Bain l l idge trio, composed of Miss Dorothy dressier, Miss Rosemarie Dickson, and Miss Lorene Ader, and accompanied by Miss Jean Etcheson. At the close of this entertainment Mrs. Brackney, on behalf of the Putnam County Democrat Club, thanked the management of the Ian, and the guests present, for their fine fplHt. In conclusion, Miss Mary Lou Hoffman of Greencastle, sang, "God

Bless America.”

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Dr. and Mrs. George D. Huimhnug’h of Rochester and son, George who is a lieutenant in the U. S. Marines, '■ere the guests of Mr. a.nd Mrs. Thai! Jones of Greencastle, this weekend. Accompanying the former on theii trip home was Miss Helen Halmhnugh, the daughter.

Mrs. G. W. Bence, Mrs. Albert ‘Doggy and Miss Elizabeth Daggy <u this city, Mrs. Seaman Rossiter and son, George and daughter, Catherine of Springfield, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. A thur Loring and daughter m Kalamazoo, Mich, attended the graduation exereises of Miss Ann Loring nt Purdue University Sunday afternoon.

Mr ; 7' ' ,r< J p. An,, .entertained <;up stH Mr. ami Mr*, j. P -Seminary street, had aT nencement guest*, D: a : iam G - Alexander and' Blakley of Evanston. nP Jam Rist of Griffith fcd" ** Mur "Wl of Winketa^ VUh. William F. He s t e . Mary, Bin and Hel(>n ^ ’a ; and Mr. and Mrs, j ind sons, Joe and Dav*, ordaviHe. UKI’M \\ ( OM\|{V(

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■ear 430 B. C. fought*? iravery and probably hings as the Creeks* >ass in 1941” Despit, udes to which man has' le seems to be very mu is yesterday, ami so h ible to judge, he will •'ery much the same s today, it is this c# lives us courage to ■ducation of youth fnn

o generation. It

jotten that, despite tt* >f the curriculum to cnowledge. the person hr hlng that counts. OM' •haracter is still mim him change of r-irrmati Directing his r-marksts^ tales he said: “We msl

end you out into a

vorld. But that cannot k! t never was! The wnrMt; las stayed put for the j .vere actually living in it , instability has brought ocj bis highest resolution IMlj' piration. an^l his batende^ man knows or ere? M ! future. W.'believe that* schools and our churehes ti»!| itelp men prepare for the J it takes faith to proeeed “Modern science,'' he ft ‘has changed the bounda*' community in every modern life within tl zons demands that ’ same old decisions the choices. No matter whitil for us all. each memberd'i( uating class this yearwi. old, the unchanging the tues which, since mint have given meaning to life Following the art'fre* 1 Wildman conferred sis mC grees. three master’s depeft ic. and 2.;7 t m-helor dw*] in the commencement having graduated will ht ors were these twenty w Lloyd Beck, Bateivfc Crouch Blanche. JeW*

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PUBLIC SALE I will sell at public auction at !• oil |Ml ' THURSDAY, JUNE 12, l’ 4 ] At my farm known as “Spring Hill Farm” located I- nlM Ave„ on 25th St„ Road. The following property : r and It'd 38 head white face eaitle. If) cows and enlves, f> *P rin f' old mate, HI lieiul saddle bred, homes and eolts, 8* , y >ied. | Allis Chalmem mhlier tired tractor and plows. if* ntljiUimentH, | binder used 2 seasons, I bull r.ike, « * I 'use, I corn planter. Other artleles ton numerous t<> HARRY KERNS, (Ojwnef) Lunch served by A. B. Class, Montrose ChurcAi I P* ' oi. < . L. Bartley, Auctioneer j