The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 December 1941 — Page 2

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A I1IIU.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY You may be infinitely precious in God’s sight. Try to be deserving of his love and respect: Those who fear the Lord ard his jewels, God will spare them as a man spareth his own son. Malachi 3:17.

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ersonal And LOCAL NEWS

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Wiley Mark, who has been ill for the last week, is improving. Mrs. George Hendricks returned home Thursday morning after visiting in Marshall and Springfield. 111.

Col. C. W. nary Corps,

Greenlee of the VeteriU. S. A., stationed at

Columbus. Ohio, was a guest Thursday of his old tirfie friend. Dr. T. A.

Sigler.

Miss Ann Bard, a student at Whitworth College at Brookhaven, Miss, is here to spend the Christmas holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan, Hanna street. A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bloomer at an Indianapolis hospital, yesterday. Mrs. Bloomer is the former Betty Glore of Greencastle. Dr. Bloomer is in the army medical corps, stationed at Fort Knox,

Ky.

All members of the Intermediate, Junior and High School departments of the Sunday School of the First Baptist church are asked to meet for choir rehearsal at 6:00 o'clock this evening. Please note change in time. The Christmas party for Cradle Roll, Beginne rs, Primary and Junior departments will be held at the Presbyterian church Saturday from 2:30 to 4:00 The Intermediate and Higli School departments will have choir practice at the same hour. Air. and Mrs. Walter Reeves have received word from their son. Richard. who is a medical officer on a war ship that was stationed in Pearl Harbor, that he came through the bombing safely. His wife who lives in Honolulu is also safe.

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

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Second Wednesday Club Met With Mrs. Hutcheson

The Second Wednesday Club met at the home of Mrs. Forest Hutcheson on Dec. 17th for an all day i meeting. At noon a turkey pitch-in I dinner was served to twelve mem- :

hers and one guest.

The meeting was called to order j by the president Mrs. Emma White and then four contests were con- j ducted by Annabelle Duell and the : hostess Crystal Hutcheson. The 1 prizes were won by Crystal Hutche- • son, Annabelle Duell, Thelma Hutch- j

eson and Emma White.

Before the meeting closed, an ex- | change of gifts and grab-bag was ! held. There will be a watch party on , New Year's Eve at the home of Mr ;. | Emma White for the members of their families. The next club meeting will be held at the heme of Martha Hutcheson on January 14th un-

less otherwise notified.

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Intermediate Dept. Enjoyed Party, Thursday Tne girls and hoys of the Intermediate Department of the Baptist church Sunday School held a Christmas paity Thursday evening with Miss Jean Huber as hostess. Games and contests featured the entertainment. Refreshments were served.

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Marriage Announced

Announcement has been made oi the marriage of Mary Girton of Brazil. formerly of Harmony, and Richard French of Putnamville, which vi c o took piace Dec. 16 at the home of the Rev. E. M. Muncie of West Park I Street, in Brazd. Mr. and Mrs. i French will live in Putnamville, I where Mr. French is an official at the State Penal Farm Brazil Times.

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Birthdays

j Mrs. Guy Jackson, Fillmore, today,

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Thomas J. Heavin, Coatesville, R ! 2. 75 years Sunday, December 21. j Madeline Huber, today, December

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j Reva Buster, 13 years today, De-

cember 19. Wedding*

Mr. and Mrs. William Ham, 45 years today, December 19. Mr. and Mrs. George Schafer, 4 years today, December 19.

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home of Mrs. Dorothy Chadd on Thursday afternoon for a Christmas party. Mrs. Amy Custls, the president, presided and gave the devotions. The service was in keeping with Christmas with a beautifully decorated tree. Little Ruth Chadd gave several delightful readings. After a brief business session and the exchange of gifts, the hostess served dainty r, freshments. A social hour followed with a Christmas contest. Mrs. Mammie Chadd was the winner. The next meeting will be held Wednesday. January 21st at the home of Mrs. Clara Crawley.

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Funeral services for L t . m former resident of Greeneastle Jefferson township. ,vh (| :etl leslay at the I. O. O. F H . Greensburg. were h.: I Friday noon Trom the Shan; , n fj Home, in charge of th- p utnani ' Fellows Lodge. Interment Forest Hill cemetery

Mrs. Eugene Akers, east Hanna street, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Friday morning. Miss Eleanor Cammack is at the home of her parents for the holiday vacation. She is connected with Purdue Library. Fred L. O’Hair, Putnam county chairman of the Defense Savings bond staff, was in Indianapolis today attending a meeting called by Will H Smith, slate chairman. Mrs. Kenneth Skelton has accepted a position in the Personnel Office of Wright Field at Dayton Ohio. Mrs. Skelton formerly taught in the Putnam and Parke countv schools. Word has been received from Hadley B. Cammack of Houston, Texas, that he with his family will arrive in Greeneastle late today for a holiday visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cammack. The Rev. and Mrs. Albert Lewis Mer dith of this city went to Sullivan today to attend the funeral of George R. Dutton, prominent banker, whose funeral was held this afternoon. Mr. Dutton was the husband of Mrs. Meredith’s cousin. Private First Class Charles Leon Shinn of Ft. Sheridan, 111. arrived home Tuesday to spend a six da., furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Shinn of Madison township. Mr. Shinn was called back on Wednesday after being home 30 hours.

Mrs. Bowman To Be Hostess

For Christmas Meeting

East Marion Home Economics Club will meet Monday afternoon, December 22, at the home of Mrs. 1 Ge; ige Bowman with Mrs. Alex Bry- ] an as assistant hostess. Members

please note change of date.

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Mrs. Taylor Hosfess To Home ( raft Club The Heme Craft Club met Thurs- I day, December 18 with Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. After the business part 1 of the meeting a contest was held j with the prize going to Miss Wilma

Stone.

A new member was added, Miss I

Leota Overshiner.

The following officers were elected j for the new year, Mrs. Edna Howlett, i president; Mrs. Josephine Hammond. | president; Mrs. Isabell Foxx, j secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, j treasurer; Miss Wilma Stone, report- j er. , Delicious refreshments were serv- , ed and the meeting was adjourned [ until January 2 to meet with Mrs. I

Josephine Hammond.

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.Martha Ridpath P. T. A. Held Christmas .Meeting The Martha Ridpath P. T. A. held its third meeting of the year in the school auditorium Thursday, Dec. j 18th at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Manson Bus- j ter presided in the absence of the president. A reading was given by 1 Doris Priest, accompanied at the piano by Marv Frances Torr. Devotions were given by the 6th grade girls. A group of Christmas carols was sung by the audience. A play entitled “Why the Chimes Rang'’ was presented by the 6th grade, directed by Mrs. Hollis Mas-

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Refreshments of home made candy : were served at the close of the meet- j

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Woman's Society Mel Thursday

The December meeting of the | Woman’s Society of Christian Set-1 vice of the Gobin Memorial Methodist church was held Thursday afternoon in the church sanctuary. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. Claude McClure. A splendid Christmas program was presented following a short business meeting. Mrs. i J. P. Allen, Jr., presented the devotional sei-vice and used as her subject tile Christmas story taken from Luke, Chapter 2. Miss Carmen Siewert, accompanied by Miss Mildred Dimmick, sang “Cantique ile Noel” by Adam. Miss Gertrude Slack of the DePauw speech department read •'The Little Mixer” by Lillian Nicholson Shearon and Dr. Tillotson read “The Defective Santa Claus" by

Riley.

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