The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1944 — Page 2
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Personal l lt d toai NEWS BRIEFS
Dan W. Ktiiterson was a<lmitted to the Putnam County hospital Tues-
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Mrs. Jra Holli nd, Roachdale, is a J
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WEDS AGAIN —Former Lady Ashley, widow of late Douglas Fairbanks of movies, cuts wedding cake after her marriage to Lieut. Comdr. Edward John Lord Stanley of the British Navy. Ceremony was simple one at hotel in Boston. This was bride’s third marriage: groom’s second. Each gave
age as 36.
M. P.’S STAND GUARD—Two Yank military policemen stand guard over three dejected German prisoners taken by 5th Army, somewhere in Italy. Yanks are Pvt. Pat Chames, left, with rifle, of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Pvt. Nicholas Degilio, at right, of Scranton, Pa. Germans will be sent to prison camp for duration.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 25.—(UP) (Jov. ii nry F. Schricker, Indiana’s only Democrat holding elective state office, was expected today t > appoint a elos party associate to serve tie* unexpired term f U. S. Sen. Fred-1
crick Van Nuys, D., Ind.
bly removed the last barrier to Schricker’s nomination to the office during the coming Democratic state convention. Van Nuys had announced for renomination but there had been a growing movement in favor of die governor.
Garold lihig Honored At Diiint-?', Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gardner and daughter. Rebecca Ann, entertained Sunday for Garold King, who will
The death of Van Nuys in Virginia enter th , arme d forces February
this moining centered political at-1 tention upon Hugh A. Barnhart, dir
ector of tin State Conservation Department: A. J. Stevenson, director
Department of Financial George Beamer, chairState Public Service] and Samuel Jackson,
1 attorney.
a Rochester newspaperof the governor's closest d political friends. The also included Stevenson, . Mate judge, and Beamer i former attorneys genwere advisers during the ucccssful 1940 campaign. • iieved there was Htt'e ability that Schricker he remainder of Van which expires next Janse Lt. Gov Charles Davould make th*’ appoint-
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A delicious dinner was served at the noon hour. The table decorations were in keeping with St. Valentine’s Day. Place mats of red and whit; crepe paper hearts were used and favors of small American flags were at each plate. The center piece was a beautiful white cake, decorated with the American Flag and bear-
ing the h nor guest’s name.
Gifts were presented to Mr. King after the dinner hour. The after-
noon was spent in visiting.
Guests besides Mr. and Mrs. King ind daught r Sharon Rose were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydick and daughter Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goss
ami daughter, Peggy Lynn.
Mrs Geneva Allen left Thursday for New York City where she will y>in her husband and enter New York University to do graduate work.
pital.
Women of the- Moose will meet in J their regular session on Wednesday,! January 26. Mrs. Zella Tra,J, 302 west Poplar street, is a patient at the Putnam County hospital. Clyde Sweet, west Berry street, has returned to his home from the County hospital. Mrs. Alice Hydron of Douinville, Ky. is here with her sister, Mrs. Uverett W. Jones. Chauncey Masten, Greencastle, R. 2 entered the Putnam County Hospital Sunday for treatment. . Frank McCammack of Maple Heights returned to his home Sunday from the Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. Let ha Decker, 602 south Locust street, underwent an operation at the Putnam County hospital Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Neal, 405 north Indiana street, are the parents lif a son born Sunday at the county hospital. Mrs. Aaron Griffith and baby son returned to their home at Spencer, Sunday afternoon from the Putnam County hospital. W. S. C. S. Maple Heights will meet with Mrs. Mamie Chadd Wednesday afternoon at 2:00. There will be an election of officers. Marvin K. Jackson of Fort Riley Kansas is home on a few days furlough, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson of Coatesville. Clayton Cash received surgical treatment at the County hospital Tuesday for head injuries he suffer: ed in an accident while operating a buzz saw. Mrs. Alvora Robinson spent Sunday with her husband, IPvt. Herbert A. Robinson at Ft. Harrison. Pvt. Robinson expects to fee shipped out for his basic training soon. Dennis A. Hill of the International Harvester Company, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hill of this city, was elected vice president of the Indianapolis Personnel Association, at a recent meeting. Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of the Moose will have a benefit dance January 28th, the proceeds to be turned into the infantile paralysis fund. Members and invited guests may attend. Mr. and Mrs. Rayl Riley and Cpl Raymond Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Riley and daughter Corlyn of Martinsville, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riley were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Riley of Indianapolis Mrs. Mary Grubto and Maynarc Grubb had as their Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mi roof Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. George Grubb and daughter Joan of Vin cennes, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stonef of Greencastle, Mrs. William Grufbb, and Miss Anna Sunner of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Twomey, 701 Bloomington street, had as their Sunday guests, their daughters of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and daughter Ardith. The occasion was in celebration of the birthdays of Mr. Nelson, Ardith and Donald Twomey, which occurred recently. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young of Rockville and former residents of Franklin township, have received word from their son, Elmer, Jr., who is a bomber pilot stationed in England. that he was not a member of the Jack Watson bomber which was riddled with shell fire over a recent mission in Germany. Elmer is piloting his own bomber and has already been in four missions over important German targets, including Ludwigshaven, Bremen, Gemany and Bordeaux and Pasde Calais, France.
♦ ANNIVERSARIES ♦ & 4- -I- •!• -I- -}- n- + •!• + $
NELSON TAKES IT—Byron Nelson, Toledo, Ohio, golf stylist wins $10,000 San Francisco victory open golf tournament with 72-hole total of 275. Score of 13 under par was lowest ever . made on Harding Park course. He’s shown with trophy.
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Birthday Larry Dwight Lawrence, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawrence, Butlerville, Ind., 1 year today, January
25.
Jackie Wayne Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Auctin Wheeler, Cloverdale R. R. 2, 5 years, today, January 25. Mary Jane Clapp daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Claipp, 6 years old today, January 15th. Paul Benassi, Jr., S 1 c. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benassi, 20 years old today, January 25th.
Mrs. Ester Byrd was hostess to the members of the Tuesday After noon Bridge Club of Roachda'.e. There were four tables of bridge and at the conclusion of rounds Mrs. Juanita Hanna held high score, Mrs. Helen Jeffries second and Mrs. Dorothy Myers third. Mrs. Cora Gobin received the guest prize. Other guests were Mrs. Tress Hutchins, Miss Ruth Hutchins ami Mrs. Mauel Irwin.
Mre Basil Sanford. Program Easter Message, by Mrs. Ross Estep. May 11—Hostess, Mrs. Harry Godfrey. Devotions and roll call by Mrs. Earl Bemis. Program, Mother's Day, by Mrs. Lee Toney. June 8- Hostess, Mrs. Alfred Copper. Devotions and roll call by Mr;'. Roy Albright. Program by Mrs. Gil-
bert Heath.
July 13 Hostess. Mrs. Helen Pitts. Devotions and roll call by Mrs. Alfred Cooper. Program, Bible quiz by Mrs.
Edward ahultz.
August 10—Hostess. Mrs. Lee Toney. Devotions and r 11 call by Mrs. Helen Pitts. Program, contest b;.
program comm.ti.ee.
September 14 Hostess, Mrs. Ea>’ Bemis. Devotions and roll call by Mrs. Homer Branham. Program by
Mrs. Harry Godfrey.
October 12 Hostess, Mrs. Gilbeit Heath. Devotions and roll call by Mrs. Lee Toney. Program. Out ol
TO EASE'MISERY OF,CHILD'S COLD RUB ON WICKS ■ ■—» YvapoRub
Dorothy, and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F*>xx and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin of Parke County, Charles K. Foxx. Jimmy Ensor of Indianapolis and Paul Blue were aflerioon guests. 7ne host and 1- stess, dr. ar.d Mrs. Russell Foxx and sons. All had an enjoyable time and left wishing Donald the best of luck for -.is future in the Marines. *f* * wen tie lh Century Club Po Meet Wednesday The Twentieth Century Club will neet at t. home of Mrs. J. M. Hel-
at the home of Mrs. Harry Tnarp
138 west Berry street.
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SCOUTS START MARCH OF DIMES COLLECTION
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nger, south College avenue, Wed-
Doors With God. by Mrs. Orville Reed. | nesduy afternoon at 2 o’clock. MemNovember 9 Hostess. Mrs. Roy Al- bers please note change in time and bright. Devotions and roll call by | Place of meeting. Please bring
Mrs. Leland Sanford. Program, Oui
by Mrs.
Earl
First Thanksgiving.
Bemis.
December 14—Hostess. Mrs. Basil Sanford. Devotions by the progra: i committee. Excnange of gifts. Election of officers. Program committee: Mrs. Ross Blstep, Mrs. Edward Shultz and Mrs. Gilbert Heath. 4* •$• + Delta Theta Tail To Meet With Oena Morgan
Society
The Delta Theta Tau will hold a philanthropic meeting with Cena Morgan, 301 Elm street, Wednesday evening. This will be the first meeting where the members will sew and mend for the hospital nursery, the local project for the year. ■*•+ + + Golden Link Club To Meet With Mrs. Crump The Golden Link Ciuo will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Crump. Mrs. Olive Brown Will have charge of the program. + * Donald Foxx \ Honored At Dinner
of meeting. Please eecile: and thimbles.
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Needlecraft Club Will Meet Friday The Needlecraft Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Charles Ewan, 9 Bloomington street. Mrs. Blanche Monnett will give a book review.
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Dorcas Class To Meet Wednesday Evening The Dorcas Class of the First Baptist church will hold its regular meeting, Wednesday evening at 7:30
Greencastle Boy Scouts of Troops 43 and 99 started a canvass of t(i„ Greencastle residential district ft* the March of Dimes, which is the an. nual drive to collect funds to maintain the National Infantile Paralyse Foundation. Troop 43 is under the leadership of Robert Patton and Tr op 99 is under the direction 0 f Clifford Frazier. The boys of Troo,, 43 will contact residents east of Locust, whereas the members of Troop 99 will contact west of Locust
street.
The annual March of Dimes to col. lect funds to carry on the commendable work of the National Foundation is always brought to an end on the last day of January. In this pe.. iod the cooperation of everyone is appreciated and has succeeded in bringing happiness to hundreds of children that are stricken each year with the terrible disease infantile paralysis. Greencastle and Putnam county have always responded splendidly, and the chairman Rexel! Lloyd, has expressed confidence that th 1944 drive will be successful. The colored Boy Scout tr<>":i is not participating in the drive-this-year as arrangiments had already been made with women’s organizations. The Boy Scouts will also assist n the collection to be made at the Chateau theater during the week.
Home Ec ( Itih To Meet Friday East Marion Home Ec. Club will meet Friday, January 28th, with Mrs. Alex Bryan 'hostess and Mrs. Joel Dobbs assisting.
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Beechwood (Circle Meeting Cancelled The January meeting of the Beech- I wood pleasant Circle,* scheduled to J be held at the home of Mrs. D. O. Dunlavy, was cancelled due to illness. )
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V. A. r. W. To Meet
Tills Evening
The Greencastle Branch of the A. | A. U. W. will meet this evening at! 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. I John Boyd, 210 Hillsdale evenue. The study of United Nations will j be continued with a discussion of ! Great Britian led by Miss Virgitlia j Harlow, Miss Mary Fraley, and m|ss
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foxx enter- | tained with a farewell dinner Sunday | in honor of their son, Donald, who leaves to enter the Marines on Jan-
uary 28th.
I Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ' Harold Beng and family, Mr. and Mrs. Woodie Hutcheson and family, 1 Phillip Hutcheson, Mrs. William j Griffin and daughter, Mrs. Mary j Mackey and daughters, Ruth,)
INDIANA UNIVERSITY COURSES Offered Under ESMWT Program TUITION FREE MANAGERIAL A( COUNTING-A Wednesday, January 26, 7:00 p. m. and meeting each Wednesday evening for 15 weeks, Greencastle, DePauw University, Harrison Hall, Room 115. FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTING Friday, January 28, 7:00 p. m. and meeting each Friday evening for 15 weeks, Greencastle, DePauw University, Harrison Hall, Room 115. Instructor: Gordon A. Mefford, Mefford and Perry Public Accountants, Grawfoidsville, Indiana. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
Leota C. Colpitts.
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Limedale Church Circle Program Announced The Limedale Church Circle officers for the coming year are: Presilent, Mrs. Ross Estep; vice presilent, Mrs. Gilbert Heath; secretary, VIrs. Lee Toney; treasurer, Mrs. Basil Sanford. The program for the year is as fol-
lows:
January 13 Hostess. Mrs. Edward Shultz. Devotions by Mrs. Gilbert Heath. Roll call in charge of Mrs. Edward Shultz. February 3—Hostess, Mrs. Homer Branham. Devotions by Mrs. Charles MeCown. Roll call, quotations from Lincoln, Mrs. Harry Godfrey. Program. Our First president, Mrs. Basil Sanford. March 9 — Hostess. Mrs. Ross Estep. Devotions by Mrs. Orville Reed. Roll call, household hints. Program. Boys of the Bible by Mrs. Homer Branham. April 13—Hostess, Mrs. Orville Reed. Devotions and roll call by
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