The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 December 1941 — Page 2
riiK PAr’.Y RAN.VKR, (IHEKNCASTrLE, INDIANA, MuNDAf, DECEMBER 15, 1941.
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Write red m the poatoffloe at Green- 1 rustle Indiana, as second claaa mall • Matter under Act of March 8. 1878. Subscription price. 12 cents per | week. $3.00 per year by mall In Put- i
County. $8.60 to $6 00 per year i and < ' h,ld ( 1,1 ’
To Hold Xmas Party
SOCIETY
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A B1I1LE TIIOIKllIT KOI1 TOD A1 Even God likes appreciation: Oh give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good, for his mercy endureth forever.
Psalm 118:1.
IBprsoiial ■- And LOCAL NEWS BltlElS
CANAO.V* Open Every Night Til Christmas
THE STORE WITH THE XMAS SPIRIT
ftiMarket? INDIAN \POLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs 8,500; market generally steady; 160-220 lbs., $U.35-$ll.-60; 220-250 lbs., $11.15-911.35; 250-400 lbs.. 510.96-$11.15; 100-160 lbs., 510.25-S11.25; sows 25c lower, good sows mostly $9 75-$10.25. Cattle 1.400: calves 500; steers, > niings and heifers strong to mostly 25c higher; cows strong; medium to ood steers $11.50-$ 12.75; common and medium $9-$ll; medium to good heifers mostly $9.50-$11.50; vealers
steady, top $14.50.
Sheep 2.000; lambs and yearlings | peas. 25< higher; good to choice lambs Following the ceremony they went $12.50-$13, medium to good mostly I on a weekend wedding trip to Ohio. Sll.75-912.2i). ' They will make their home at 7
.orene Williams Iride of Sergt. Unhide Miss Lorene Williams, daughter of 4rs. Mae Williams of Greencastle, became the bride of Sergeant Marcel.us Hubble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hubble, also of Greencastle, in i ceremony solemnized at 8 o’clock Saturday night in the First Christian church parsonage. The Rev. H. C. Fellers, officiated. Their attendants were Mr. and Mrs. William Hazelwood of Indianap-
olis.
The bride wore a street length dress of blue with brown accessories and a corsage of rosebuds and sweet-
Mrs. Walter Ross is reported quite ill at her home in Filhfiore. The city council will meet in regular session this evening at < :30
o’clock.
Miss Helen Hanlon has accepted a position as stenographer on Patterson Field at Fairfield, O. Miss Ruth Siimson and William Binkley of New Castle, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
len Binkley.
Baptist choir rehearsal has been postponed. The choir will meet for practice Friday evening at 7 o’clock instead of Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sarah Burk. 5 west Liberty street, has received word of the birth of a son, December 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burk of Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Frank Page returned to her home in Cincinnati to.lay, after visiting the past week with Mr. an I Mrs. W. O. Mathews and family, j
south of the city.
Called meeting of the official hoard of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church this evening at 6:30 o'clock in Keystone Chapel. The Pastoral | J Relations committee will make a report. This is an important meeting and every member will want to be |
present.
ANNIVERSARIES * Birthdays I IV. J. Allee and son, P. D. Alice, j both today, December 15. I Florence Evens, today, December
j 15.
Larry Ray Boswell, son of Mr. and ! Mrs. Ernest Boswell, 1 year Sunday,
December 14.
Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kendall, 204 west Franklin. 1 year today, Decem-
ber 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elkin, Indiana State Farm, iirst anniversary Sunday December 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robertson, Indlma street, 4 years Sunday December
14th.
Penelope Club To Hold
Luncheon Meeting
Penelope Club will have a lunchon meeting at 12 o'clock Tuesday at Mrs. Garrett's. Following the , 'uncheon the regular meeting and
Mi . and Mrs. E A. Browning j xchange will be held at the home
if Mrs. Lee Reeves.
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Tri Kappa To Meel With Mrs. Walter Cox The active chapter of Tri Kappa vill meet Tusday evening, December 16th, at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Walter Cox. Members are ask'd to not forget their Riley Cheer Guild gift and their American Le-
gion doll.
Tne Home and Child Study Club will hold its Christmas party for the mothers and children Monday. December 22 at 3:45 o’clock at the Public Library basement. Please phone Mrs. Lou Crawley, 706-RX before Saturday, December 20, if you will be present.
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Woman’s Society fo Meet Thursday
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Memorial Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon „t 2:30 o’clock in the church sanctuary. The Christmas program will be presented by Miss Gertrude Slack of DePauw University. Mrs. J. P. Allen. Jr., will conduct the devotions. Special music will be rendered by
Miss Carmen Siewert.
The Mother’s Singers will not meet this evening as scheduled.
Starting thursday, Dec. 18 l»EV\EY* Will stay open until 9 P. M.
Hanna Court. Sergeant Hubble is a member of the 38th Division, 151st Infantry at Camp SjUielby, Miss.
There was a need for unity in the hard-fought years of 1917 and 1918. There is a need for unity now. Just as then, every American is in service to his country: ihe man who serves on land or sea, in uniform; the man who keeps faith in business, the worker who produces the goods so vital to the successful fulfillment of our present task. Now, as then, the spirit of the people united marches on . . . Do Your Share And Buy Defense Savings Bonds ♦ ♦♦ First-Citizens Bank A " d Trust Company
GREENCASTLE
today for St. Petersburg, Fla., to
spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sutherlin and daughter Patty of this city spent the week end in Plainfield and Ben Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hayman, Greencastle Route 3, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at the Putnam county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutherlin. east Seminary street, are the parents of a daughter born Monday morning at the Putnam county hospital. A Swine School will be hell all day, January 6. in the assembly ream of the Putmm county court house. Carl Arnold fill be chairman. The Rural You’.h organization of Putnam county will have its Christmas party this evening at the home of Harold Boesen. south of Green-
castle.
Min. S. C. Lied man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hellinger, city, has received word from her husband. Dr. Licdman, who is stationed on a U. S. hospital ship in the Pacific war zone, that he is safe following the surprise attack by the Japanese a
week ago.
The annual farmers-business men’s I banquet meeting for Putnam county ' will be held this evening at 7 o’cloc.-i in the dining room of the Gobin Memorial church. Seventy-five reservations had been made this morning, with others expected to attend. Charles Gregory, state crop insurance supervisor of AAA, will be the principal speaker. There will be entertainment features and David L. Grimes wdl be master of ceremon-
ies.
Mrs. S. R. Rariden has donated a cclle''tion of books to DePauw University’s’new student health service, Dr. George Parker announced today. The books include both fiction and non-fiction works for the pleasure of the patients in the infirmary. Sevral people have made it a practice to send the late magazines to the health service for the use of the students. Among those who have donated magazines are Dr. Clyde E. Wildman, Mrs. H. H. Brooks and Mrs. Vera S. Cooper. Buiy Christmas shoppers paused in their errands Saturday night as the Girl Scouts presented a program of Christmas music in group singing, instnimentals and vocal specialities from the court house steps. For forty minutes one Christmai selection after another filled the air. One hundred girls took part in the presentation. The group singing was led by Miss Margaret Voirol, a senior music student of DePauw University. The Chamber of Commerce cooperated with the Girl Scouts in securing tne loud speaker system which was used. The seven members of the Putnam County Council assembled in their usual room at the Court House, thiforenoon, to consider the application for the transfer of money now in a number of funds of the county troasuhy to other funds, to enable the county finance officers to complete the present year with clean slates. The three members of the Board ot Commissioners sat-in on the meeting, also, as one of the transfers asked affected their field of operations j particularly road work. The commissioners will soon meet to formulate their purchasing program for road supplies.
Farewell Party For Mrs. Henry Knoll Friends and relatives of Mr. anti Mrs. Henry Knoll gathered at their home Sunday.with well filled baske's a i a farewell party for Mrs ; Knell, who is leaving socn for Pasadena, Cal. to care for her father. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Vollie Raab and daughter, Mrs. Mary Raah, Mrs. Rosill Raab, all of Roelsvdle, Mr. and Mrs. Estel Jones and daughter of Plainfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knc-ll of Greencastle, Mr. and Mi i. Andrew Knoll of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. George Rising of Brick Chapel and Mr. and Mis. Bert Gross of Greencastle.
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-ilss Mildred Faye Tilley : ride of Frankie James Hood Miss Mildred Faye Tilley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tilley of Greencastle and Frankie James Rood, on of Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Rood of Gosport were united in marriage Saturday morning at 11 o’clock at the Baptist parsonage. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Irvin E. Souder. in the presence of the bride’s mother and sister. Miss Frances Tilley. They will make their home in Greencastle. v 4* •t* 4* liiippii Della i'ni To Hold ( hrisiinas Party Miss Ina Cox an I Miss Norma Hill will be hostesses this evening to
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Girl Scout Council , the members of Kappa Delta Phi To Meet Tuesday ’ Sorority at a dinner and Christmas , Greencastle Girl Scout Local j party. Dinner will be at 6:30 o’clock Council win meet Tue relay afternoon I a t Mrs. Garrett’s. Remember to bring at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. H. E. H. j gifts for the Christmas baskets. Greenleaf. j f 4- -*•
For perfect grooming depend on us to keep your suit and dresses clean Home Laundry & Cleaners. Phone 126 - 15-lt.
Delta Kappa Gamma Held Initiation Service Mrs. Ada Harris of Greencastle, former teacher and transcriber of Braille for the blind, and Miss Mabel Joseph, principal of the Fillmore schools, were initiated into Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary society for women teachers, at an impressive ceremony held Saturday evening in he Gobin Memorial church. At the dinner following the initiation, Mrs. Fred Ritchie, president of Epsilon chapter, presided. Dr. Lillian B. Brownfield, a state founder and former president of the local chapter gave a speech of welcome. Miss Joseph gave the response. The members then ajoumed to the lome of Reverend and Mrs. F. O. raley where Forest Goodenough, a senior in DePauw Music School, entertained with a piano recital. He chose compositions from Bnch, Jhopin, Debussy, and Ravel, then played two of his own compositions. Those present were Mis. Fred llchie, Mrs Cloyd Hall. Miss Dor>thy Harris, Miss Helen McGaughey, Miss Dado Shearer, Mrs. E. R. Bartiey, Mrs. John B. Boyd, Miss Lela 3radfield, Dr. Lillian B. Brownfield, •Irs. Ada Ha’ris, Miss Leah Cumutt, Miss Mabel Joseph, Miss Elizabeth Oaggy, Miss Mildred Dimmick, Mrs. Dick Hudson, Miss Helen Salzer, Mrs. Frank Donner and Miss Margaret Gilmore. 4* 4" 4* 4^ loe Lewniun .ionored at Party Mr. and Mrs. Ren Solomon, east of Bainbridge, entertain; d Friday evening in honor of Joe Lewman, who is soon to enter selective service train-
ing.
Members of the Monarch Steel basketball teem who were present were Eugene Good, Damon Woodrum, Lester Shafer. Wayne Ader, Joe Lewman and Albert Solomon, also Goach G. Rat hers. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewman and daughter Marion. The occasion was also Mr. and Mrs. Lewman’s twenty-seventh wedding anniversary. After a bountiful turkey dinner had been served, the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards and games. The house was decorated in keeping with the holiday sea-
son.
4* 4* 4 1 4* Woman’s Study Club Met With Mrs. Neal The December meeting of the Womans Study Club was held on Friday, December 12th, at the home of Mrs. Raymond R. Neal. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. Walter Ballard, were present. Mrs. T. G. Yuncker spoke to the club about the purchasing of Defense Bonds and Stamps. Mrs. Richard Sandy presented delightful Christmas program giving in' story of the Christmas City of' America—Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. 1 There was the usual gift exchange by the members after which the host-* e*s served delicious refreshments in keeping with the holiday season.
Universal Clubs To Hold Joint Christinas Meeting
The Universal Federated Clubs of Putnam county are holding their joint Christmas meeting at the Lit>,.-
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Theatre M~ 3 p. m ^ on December 17th K aoh Universal Club is inv.tmg ' In addition. Issued to the president ami ,, member of each of the other <L Greencastle. As a .o. pPC ; al program, the class in interpretation of DePauw p nj ' will present three one- a , t „ ' ’ der the direction of m,,’*’ ijembke, and thro, u dent * The class in dramatic pm* unler the direction of * i Herol.1 Ross have design^ amf cuted the sotting-. Etonul I. , lates an me dent in an air rai, t ter in London. No Room i„ the el, by Dorothy W i n doW small town in the United Stated ly of the Market P] IC e. by Ch J I. Lee tils the story f r n Mexican villag The casts i n Jetty Mullins ( larbara Yum-k. i O ncas 'e + + V -r I. & P. \V. Club To -luld Christmas Party The Business Women's Club will | mas party Wednc-. • eveningl 7:30 O’clock :Ier Jones, at the h ne of her ‘•her, Mrs. L. D. Snider, 505, Madison street, a ;i n g will be Miss Jose; , S' iner Grace Hurst, Mi X rm.i HU! Burton and Miss I t Dj s „ r
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»Vest Madison Club To lold All Day Meeting The West Madisie Home Ecoi^ ics Club will hold • Wednesday. Decemk 1 nth. at home of Mrs. John Layman. 11 bers are asked to bring food for pitch-in dinner, tai !•• ^nice tifts for the grab h.,.
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DePAUW UHIVERSITY. In cooperation with the Eli iabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation of the Library of Congress, presents THE COOLIDGE STRING QUARTET TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, AT 8:00 P M. Meharrv Hall Tickets, 50c. ineluilinit tw.
Another Christmas Gift
We have a complete selection of Fish Aquariums and Wrought Iron Bowls.
Bowls,
Belters DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS ON SALE HERE.
Notice To The Public! We have just been notified that when the present supply of BATTERIES Is Exhausted, There Will Be A Limited Production As a service to you, we will gladly check your battery and determine your present and future needs. SC0TTS FRANKLIN ST. GARAGE Franklin and Vine Sts.
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