The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 September 1941 — Page 2

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(1886» “The present freshman class (at DePauw) is one of the most spirited that has been seen in the university in a number of years. Precedent has little terror for them and they propose to be a bright, particular class unto themselves. Friday evening they gave their first social at the home of Miss Genevieve Bowman . . . There were toasts by Worth E. Caylor, Sidelia Starr, Edward Cl. Jacques, Halstead L. Ritter, and others. A solo was rendered by

Tidelia Starr.” (1886) Mrs. Catharine Schmidt, mother-in-law of Louis and Fred Weik and of Mrs Zeis of Oxford, died at her home in Evansville Monday. Fred Weik and Mrs. Zeis accompanied by Mrs. F. A. Hays and Jesse and Otto Weik and Charles Zeis of DePauw university, attended the funeral there yesterday. (1886) Reverdy Gillespie caught a large eagle the other day. The noble bird, with wide reach of wing and gleam of eye. was much admired by pasers-by.

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Mrs. Pauline Sandy Society Editor Phone All Social and Personal Items To 95

The social calendar will be started Saturday, September 20th. Please telephone all items to be used in *-t to the office of The Daily Banner by Friday evening or send the program for the year into the office.

Mr. and Mrs. Vurlin Rader, Indianapolis Road, are the parents of a

son torn Wednesday.

The city fire truck was called out at 1 o’clock this afterneou by a blaze at 503 east Sycamore street.

Mrs. Don Frazier Honored At Shower Mrs. Don Frazier was a guest at a shower given in her honor Tuesday evening by her sisters, Mrs. James Giddings and Mrs. Sanford Siddons at the home of Mrs. Siddons. Blue and yellow, colors of the bride were carried out in the decorations. Contests were enjoyed by everyone. Refreshments consisted of cider, doughnuts and pop corn. The bride received many useful gifts. Mis. Frazier was formerly Miss Doris Arnold of Fillmore.

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Brick Chapel Club Met With Mrs. C. K. Priest

+ + + + + + + + + + 1* fJeC + ANNIVERSARIES + ® *1- *i* *;• ’i' 4* *1* 'I* *1* 4* 4" *1* ’I* ■ Birth lay* Ezra Craft, 202 west Coiumib.c street, to lay, September 18. Bernice Bratton, Greencastle, R. K. 4, 18 years old today, September 18. Miss LaVerne Phillips, 201 Spring avenue:'today, Sept.rW.' - James M. Goodpiau, 207 north Indiana street. 12Ve ar s. Sept. 18. Mildred Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Roach of Greencastle, 4 years old today. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, Bainbridge, R. 1, today. September 18. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coffman, Bainbridge, R. 1, today. September 18.

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present. Mrs. Lottie Negley led the Mission Study and read the story “Hang Out Your Light.” The next meeting will also be nn all day meeting at the home of Mrs. j. Negley on October 2.

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Mrs. Hutcheson To Be Hostess To Coterie

Coterie will meet Friday evening :ne Greencastle Chapter f at 7 :.T0 o’clock at the home of Mrs. of ’Eastern Star will '

Dan Hutcheson, south Jackson street road. Miss Josephine Stoner will

Jefferson Twp. Couple Married Fifty Years

The Brick Chapel Home Economics | On Wednesday, Sept. 16, Rev. C. Club met recently with Mrs. C. K [Leslie and Mrs. Lillie M. Prichard, Priest. The meeting was opened by | of Jefferson township observed their

Mia. Guy Wulii l i o I u a i.i, Aiiz. re p ea y n g {.j, e h ome economics creed. I 50th wedding anniversary. The Rev. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. } The c)uh gon ^ Qf ^ montll .. Put 0 n i Thomas Sherrill, Baptist minister,

have the program.

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Miss Riley Hostess To B. & I*. W. Club

The Business and Professional Women’s Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Mary Riley with Mrs. George Williams, Miss Ina Cox and Miss Bernice Mason sisting hostesses. Twenty-five mem-

] hers were present.

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! Your Old Gray Bonnet” was sung j officiated at the ceremony, which

Mi and Mrs. Rex Hammond ami and the roll call was answered with | was performed at 2 p. m., Sept. 16. baby called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter ! “My First School Teacher.” The , 1891, at the home of the bride’s parStoner and daughter, Dorothy Sun- j president, Mrs. VV. R. Bain, gave an ‘. n ts. Mr. and Mrs. David McAninch,

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Herschell Ruark, arrested for pub- I lie intoxication Tuesday night, was 1 fined $1 and costs upon his plea of I guilty in city court Wednesday by ] Mayor W. D. James.

home econontics club president held i lives and friends. As was the cus-

recently. After the collect for club women the meeting was adjourned to meet with Mrs. Herman Hendrich the first Tuesday in October.

which was on the east side of the j Court House Square and will relocate

it on the north side.

City police took Lovell Knauer into

u ' t ' l,v <,nes ' lH V "'K 1 ' 1 on a The local beverages board this 1 charge of public intoxication. He . . ., ... .

i forenoon, in a session in the office of

was to be arraigned before Mayor 1 . , ,, ,, . . , I County Clerk H. C. Mcrnson, rc-

iames in city court today. I . . .. „ ,.

ceived the petition of William Hoff-

The Groveland Presbyterian church mjm for liquor llccnse He is , aking will bold a two week’s meeting, be- , over the former Hnffman busj n es « :

ginning Monday, September 22, at 7:00 o’clock. The minister will be Tev. J. O. McMullen. Everyone is

welcome.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mace and i A t the office of Eddie H. Buis, family moved from Muncie to Green- | county auditor, yesterday there was castlff twenty years ago today, to j received notice from Richard T. live on F. C. Tilden’s farm. 5 miles James, auditor of state, of the reduc-

outhwest of town, on the Mt. Olive road, and they are still residing in

the same place.

The Big Walnut Baptist church, south of Pleasant Gardens will obRally Day Sunday, Sept. 21,

serve

with all day meeting. There will be basket dinner, roll call and special music. Rev. Claude M. McClure, pastor of Gobin Memorial church of Greencastle will be guest speaker in the afternoon. ■ Some folks say: We give them a service that satisfies at prices that please so they call 126. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 18-lt.

tom, an infair dinner was served the following day to the relatives and friends at the home of the 1 groom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Prichard. Rev. Prichard was born Oct. 27, 1 1867 and educated in the local schools of Cloverdale and Jefferson townships. He was ordained a Baptist minister on his .’iOth birthday ami has been active in the Baptist church since that time. However, at the present time he lias discontinued fulltime preaching. Mrs. Prichard was born April 11, 1870. She attended the Allee schoolhouse, at the village of Broadpjrk Mill Creek township, which was abandoned and razed in 1923 since the consolidation of Mill Creek and Jefferson townships. Mrs. Prichard became tt jnemfier. Q.f UK Tte ** w ri v ’‘ l - ley Baptist church at the age of

twenty.

At the age of twenty-three Rev. Prichard rode on horseback, ami also

district director, and Miss Helen Hunt, president of the Lafayette chapter were guests at the meeting and Miss Norwen gave an interesting report of the national convention held in San Francisco in July. Two invitations were extended from the Lafayette Club to local members for a dinner September 24 at 6:15 o'clock at Duncan Hall at which Dr. Souder, state president, will be the speaker and another dinner meeting at the

Members cf the Federal j

Club were entertained ;y,

at a luncheon at the Gilbert Rlebsomer,

as _ i Middleton and Mi s. R tx Hai I lowing the lum hton whicj triotic in its theme, M; ss n reviewed the bo k, "W.ns:™

ill” by Rene Kraus. The program for the

the year "Li ders Of On comprises the following: 0( —"Strong Man Of Oui" bert Berkov; November lj

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Purdue Union building on October 8. April 15 ’’Aulol iu raphy Celine Macdonald Bowman, past na- garet Sanger May t’O- 1

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Rev. and Mrs. Prichard are the parents of two sons, Dora G. Pricliard and Gilbert E. Prichard. They have one grandchild, Wanda Glo Prichard. Rev. Prichard has one brother, Abraham Prichard, of Illi nois, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Cox, Martinsville, and Mrs. Lucy Cummings, Greencastle. Mrs. Prichard has one brother, Dora McAninch, cf Belle Union. + 4* 4* 4* Mrs. McIntyre Hostess To Balnbridge Club Twenty-five members and eight guests of the Balnbridge Home Economics Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Games McIntyre on south College avenue in Greencastle Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stanley Cook presided at the shory business session. After the singing of the club song of the month. Mrs. Clifford Reeves read an interesting paper about “Famous Women.” Mrs. Dolby Ceilings, with Mrs. Albert Balch and Mrs. Glen Leyenbergcr assisting, led the affirmative in a lively debate, “Resolved, that the cow is more valuable than the hen.” Mrs. James Lewman, with her assistints, Mrs. Ray Etcheson and Mrs. Howard Hostetter presented the neg-

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Many responded to roll call, “Tf I your dream could come true, what

would you want to be?”

The hostess, assisted by Mrs. ! Knauer and Mrs. Dale Ross, served refreshments during the social hour

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j The October meeting will be held ! at the ho, rie of Mrs. Clarence Stew-

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4* 4. 4. 4. | Balnbridge W. S. C’. S. Met With Mrs. Frazier The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Balnbridge Methodist church met at the home of the president, Mrs. Frank Frazier, for an all day meeting on September. 9. The husbands were guests and enjoyed the bountiful dinner at the noon hour. The business meeting was held in the afternoon. Eighteen members and one guest, Mrs, Shepherd, were

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