The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 February 1942 — Page 2

TUE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, l-’EI‘»Rl’ARY UM2.

CITY POLICE NEWS

Glen Phillips, living on east Washigton street was arrested Sunday noming by City Policeman Charles 1 icrgen on a charge of intoxication, on Washington street, down town, lifter the officer had sent Phillips home earlier in the night. Phillips is said by police to have returned own town in the same taxi in which he was sent h me. He was fined one dollar and costs, totaling six dollars. An automobile which had been left 1 irked double three hours on Washington street, in front of the Owl iin: tlon Saturday afternoon, was t iken ir tow by a garage upon • ’dels from the city police. It was expensive deal for the car’s owner and could have been much worsi the state police had taken a hand in the matter. That side of the court 1.1 >iis» squar .s a part of state roar ■ :> through Greencastle, and double perking is strictly forbidden by the state.

!>’; Me< l.l RK SPKAKKK In Claude M. McClure, superintenilent of the Greencastle District i ■ -e 1 ,i Clinton Kalis Methodist church Sunday evening. The sermon

‘Christian Living in Times Like These” was heard by a large and appreciative audience. Services will continue throughout the week with a special speaker each evening. Tonight Rev. Alex Portius, pastor of the Carbon-Lena Methodist churches. Tuesday Rev. Fred Wintle, pas-

tor.

Wednesday Dr. C. W. D. Hildebrand. philosophy department, De?auw University. Thursday Dr. Edward R. Bartett. dean of Liberal Arts. DePauw. Friday Rev. Robert Benefiel, pasor of Brick Chapel-Morton Methoiist churches. Saturday Rev. John Groves, sen>r in DePauw University. Sunday The pastor. Rev. Fred ,'intle will be in charge of the ser/ices. The people of the community are oniinlly invited to attend these pecial services which begin a rousig song service each evening at 7:30 j’elock.

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SOCIETY

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

Bride Of Soldier

A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAV I

If you have no church of your own denomination near you try worshiping in the one that is accessible. God may be found there too: True worshipers shall worship the father in j spirit and in truth. -John 4:23.

Holy Ghost revival is still progessing at the First Pentecost hurch. corner of Maple avenue and Apple street. Everyone is welcome.

^Personal And LOCAL NEWS ItltlEFS

Mrs. W a r t e n

j Knauer. before her marriage Saturday,

February 21, was Miss

PROFESSIONAL MEN ARE PARTICULAR

Mrs. Jesse Minnick has entered the St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute for a major opeiation.

Louise M. Hendrieh of

Greencastle.

The

took

place

wedding

in the Wall

Street M e t h o d i at

Church at Jeffersoa-

SueeeKSfiU men in all walks of life know the value of a neat, immaculate apiiearanee. If you want good service, and correctly cleaned wearing apparel, let us be your valet! We cater to partieiilar men.

HOME LAUNDRY & CLEANERS

Phone 126

The board of finance of the First | Baptist church will meet this evening' at 7:30 o’clock at the church.

ville. The couple will res'de in Louisville.

The Day Gleaners Class of the ! Fillmore church will serve lunch at , the school house Mat ch 10 instead - of Feb. 24th.

j Sgt. Donald L. Carrington of Ft. j Knox. Ky., spent the week end with i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Car- ! rington, 413 east Hanna street.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nelson and family.

Mrs. C. F. Reeves, 312

west

W.d-

nut street, spent Sunday

in India 1-

apolis visiting with relatives

and

friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd

Allen

and

THIS STORE HAS VOLUNTEERED TO BE AN OFFICIAL

Tin Salvage Station

For Empty Collapsible Metal Tubes

“I NEED THE TIN IN YOUR EMPTY TOOTH PASTE AND SHAVE CREAM TUBES.” UNCLE SAM

'Marie Pierce called on Mr. and Mrs. i Lawrence Wildman and Jerry and also Mrs. Orlena Wildman Thursday

J evening.

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Bring Them In

This Tin will be allocated by the War Production Board.

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Mullins Drug Store

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Congratulations

LADIES

OF PUTNAM COUNTY

In Your Wonderful Work For The

sit'd Cross

The gift of your time in the making of sweaters, and all kinds of garments for our boys in the armed forces constitutes a direct contribution to the successful conclusion of the war, and deserves the commendation of all.

ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE DISPLAY OF RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS IN CANNON’S WINDOW.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nelson of Crawfordsville and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Bainbridge were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cooper. Ritual chairman. Raima Albin, asks all officers, escorts and committee chairmen of Women of the Mooae to be present Wednesday ev“ning for initiation of candidates. The American Legion Auxilla y will hold its stated meeting at the I^egion Home this evening at 7:15 o'clock, so that members may hesr the President's speech at 9 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Boatright and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Boatright and daughter. In the afternoon they all visited Mrs. Rebecca Williams of Valley Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley and daughter Mary, and Mr. and Mis. Donald Riley visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Riley in Martinsville Sunday. The little daughter of Mr. and M”s. Gilbert Riley was bapized Sunday in St. Martin’s church in Martinsville. Homer C. Morrison, clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court, has received a call from Clarence Jackson, chairman of the State Defense Commission, for a conference between the commission and all county clerks of the state, Wednesday, relative to the rationing of sugar. Dr. Frank Frazier Hutchins, of Indianapolis, whose wife was the former Luella S. McWhirter died Sunday night in the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, at the age of 72 years. He had been a patient in the hospital since March, 1941. Dr. Hutchins was a former member oi the faculty at Butler University, tne Indiana Medical College ami the State College of Physicians and Surgeons. Mrs. Hutchins formerly resided in Greencastle and is a graduate of DePauw University.

Good Dry Cleaning isn’t an expense it’s an investment and one that pays sound dividends. Home Laundiy and Cleaners. Phone 126. 23-lt.

MUSIC RECITAL WILL BE GIVEN ON THURSDAY EYE Professor C. Edmond Jarvis, baritone, with Frof. Henry Rolling as accompanist, will give a concert in Meharry Hall Thursday evening a! eight o'clock, which should prove very interesting to the many friendr B of the artists, and to lovers of H music.

good

COMPLIMENTS OF

First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co

LEATHERETTE FOLDERS Fn- Those In The Service.

SOMHEIL STUDIOS Member of Greeneastle Chamber of Commeree.

MAKING and KEEPING GOOD FRIKXds By Maintaining Friendly, Quick, Courteous Service $10 to $300 LOANS INDIANA LOAN CO. 19V& E. Washington Street p hone 15

In an impressive candlelight ceremony solemnized Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in the Wall Street Methodist Church at Jeffersonville, Miss Louise M. Hendrieh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hendrieh, of ne^r Greencastle, became the bride of ’Private Warren T. Knauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knauer, also of near Greencastle. The altar was beautifully decorated with white candles and white flowers. Preceding and during th» ceremony, the church organist, played a medley of bridal airs. The single ring service was read by the Rev. F. P. Bedwell, in the presence of Mrs. Hendrieh and Mrs.

—Photo by Snmludl Studios Knauer, mothers of the bride and bridegroom respectively. The bride wore an ensemble of teal blue and brown, with brown and tan accessories. Her corsage was of

white flowers.

Mrs. Knauer is a graduate of Central Business College in Indianapolis. For almost two years she has been employed in the Greencastle office of the Public Sen-ice Company

Mbm Marjorie I). Smith Bride of Janies S. Koss Miss Marjorie D. Smith, daughter of Prof, and Mrs. O. H. Smith. North wood, became the bride of James S. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ross. Rapid City, South Dajkota. in a simple but impressive ceremony Saturday morning, February 21, at the University Unitarian church in Seattle. Washington. The Rev. Alexander Winston officiated. The altar was decorated with calla lilies and stock and tall white tapers. The bride was given in marriage by G. A. Stratman, husband of the bride’s mother’s maid of honor. She wore a dressmaker suit of navy wool crepe with accessories of powder blue, and a corsage of camelias and white frezias. Mabel Krueger Bradway, formerly of DePauw University, was matron of honor. She wore a brown suit with with white accessories. Her corsage was of ranunculas and daf-

fodils.

I. Chattin Bradway was the best

man.

After greeting their friends in the church foyer the couple left for a short wedding trip to Harrison, Hot Springs and Vancouver, British Col umbia. The bride holds an A. B. degree from DePauw University and a B. S in L. S degree from the Universitj of Illinois. For the past three yean she has been employed as a junior librarian in the University of Washington library in Seattle. She is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sor-

ority.

Mr. Ross has a B. S. degree from South Dakota Wesleyan University and he also attended the University of Washington Forestry school. Mr. and Mis. Ross will make their home in Anacortes. Washington, where Mr. Ross is contact man and log buyer for the Anacortes Pulp

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Birthday •

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lV FfJ

Mrs. Raymond Payne

mary 23.

Dorwin Duncan, son

til's. Charles Duncan, t;

lay, February 23.

Mrs. Kenneth Salsn , • ■

<>f Mr.

' ‘■ars old •,

’.. R. 2, today. February j , Mary Varvel, daught, \ Ir Mrs. Russell Varvel, >- , f [0J ' 6 years old Saturday. F m, ; y2i Samuel Goodwin, Fil 1 G,.] February 23. Mrs. Earl O’Hair. Greencu.1 toute 1, today Febru.iry 2:;nJ. Wayne Suthcrlin. GieencM] toute 3, Sunday Febru c v 22nd Mrs. Betty Burks, cr „|,. pj

uary 23rd.

Mrs. Ralph Albaugh ;H Madison street, Sundn\

Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. I)( Jreencastle R. It. 2. tie

Mr. and Mrs. Roi.i .vest Washington, 2nd Saturday, February 21.

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aniversaij

of Indiana.

Private Knauer has been with the [Company. U. S. Air Corps as a mechanic for ! + -F -F 4the past eight months, and is now J A. A. U. W. To Meet stationed at Bowman Field, Ky. j Tuesday Evening The well known couple will make J Dr. John M. Pratt, assistant pro-

their home in Louisville, Ky.

fessor of English at DePauw will

Wed In ( hurch Ceremony

Mrs. Earl McCul-

lough, was Miss Midonna Rogers, before her marriage Saturday evening in the Gobin Methodist Church.

The

ceremony was

read by the Rev. John

W. Tennant.

Mrs.

Icott Rorick. Mrs. K> , tta Etcfc on gave the English Ir in

The club meets with lichael March 19th.

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lest Madison C lub ’o Meet Wednesday The West Madison H 1 ie Ec CM vill meet at the home nf Mis Ew •tt Ellis at 1:30 o’cloel W. :«], fternoon, February 25th. Members will answri 1 in old adage. Mrs. 1 Acker m

the ltd

Irs. Ivan Ruark will . >n “When We Enterlaii

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Honored At Birthday

Dinner Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Wa\ Suv-r! ind daughter Lee, Gn::ca* Route 3, entertained Sir Lv cu

oirthday dinner in In

birthday anniversaries M Sah

rrlin and Mrs. Betty Lari:-

The following gue v ic it-vr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarcn t’r> 5e ind Mrs. Oscar Suth and ( Danny of Plainfield; Mr. .ind Ih Louis Neljon and f.ti Miss Hr ionna Suthcrlin, Fi. t at

Mrs. Bettys Burks a

ej# st»

V. T. U. Council Vill Hold Meeting The executive com tl

—Photo by Sombell Studios Miss Madonna Rogers, daught'i of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Rogetg o' Putnamville. became the bride of Earl McCullough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ertis MoCullough of ReelsvilD, in an impressive ceremony whicn took place Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in the Gobin Memorial Methodist Church. The single ring service was read by the Rev. John W. Tennant. Their attendants were Miss Mary Hendrieh and William Blue, both of Greencastle.

The bride woie a beige suit with turf tan accessories an I a corsage of pink roses and baby brenth.

Mrs. McCullough is a graduate of Greencastle High School and Central Business College of Indianapolis. She is now employed as a secretary in the First Citizens Bank and will continue with her work.

Mr. McCullough, a graduate of Central Normal College at Danville, Is a teacher in the Washington township schools.

Aomen Of The Moose To Meet Wednesday The Chapter night program spontored by the recorder, The Women of The Moose, will be held Wedneslay evening, February 25th, at f >’clock at the Moose Hall. Mrs ‘'ranees Ellis, recorder, extends ai nvltation to all members and th eneral public to attend this meet ng-

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•rogrrss History C lub To Meet Tuesday The Progress History Club wll meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clocj instead of 2:39 o’clock at the home o Mis. Raymond Neal, east Seminar street. Prof. Lester Jones will b guest speaker. His subject will b “Extensions of Democratic Oppor tunitlcs to the Underprivileged.”

Tel’.» Theta Tan To Meet Wednesday Delta Theta Tau sorority will me n it Mrs. Garrett’s Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. + + *F * Tri Kappa To Meet Vith Airs. Lyon Associate Chapter of Tri Kapp 1 vill meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 Vclock at the home of Mrs. Glen Lyon. + + + + History (Tub To Meet Vith Mrs. It. R. Neal The Progress History Club will neet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clov* vith Mrs. Raymond Neal. Prof. Lester Jones will be the guest speak his subject being ’’Extention of Democratic Opportundes to the UnJerorivileg.'d.” Please note change if tln;e.

speak at the February meeting of the American Association of University Women Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Alpha Phi House. His subject will be “Hamlet or Hitler.” + + -F -F Martha Washington Club To Meet With Mrs. Spurlock Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Spurlock, south College

avenue.

Until L. Harrison Is Engaged to It. B. Job Mrs. Lester T. Harrison of Chicago announces the engagement of her daughter. Ruth Louise, to Robert B. Job, son of Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Job of Oak Park. Miss Harrison was graduated from DePauw university and from the American Academy of Art. Her fiance also received his degree from DePauw. No date is set for the wedding, as Mr. Job has entered the military service.

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Bainbridge Economics flub Held Meeting

The Bainbridge Home Ec Club met with Mrs. Howard Hostetler Wednesday, Feb. 18th. Eight members were present and answered roll call

with an original verse.

After the business session Mrs.

Maude Codings reviewed the book. Police hf , ve been unal

“Mr. and Mrs. Cugat,” by Isabel

diana Woman's Chi

ance Union will h”ld

meeting Tuesday (Feb. 24 and 25) at building in Indianap<> The council mectir small convention in white ribboners from the state. Personnel > eludes officers, tru

of departments an I '

dents.

Mrs. Queen Gibson is Putnam county pr

,11 Tempt! ts midjt WpdneiH he YWQ

s almnst . attractii 11 parti he body

chain!

iunty ?«•

if Russell™

dent.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray H

Indianapolis Sunday I visit their daughter, Mis I tty H*’*

Miss Haines receive I Monday evening whr tacked by a bicycle 1

home in Indianapolis H'’ P ar ^ report that she is still 1 d’ r a * tor’s care, but has r> 11 d h ' 1,1

learn U

identity of her assailant

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