The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 February 1944 — Page 2

THE DAILV BANNER, GREENCA^hf, INDIANA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944.

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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY But they get to be an old story with us, and we practically forget them: Tne Lord’s mercies are new every morning.—Lam 3; 22:23.

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Miss Katherine Davenport was released from the Putnam county hospital Thursday. Robert Reid, Greencastle R. 2 returned to his home Thursday from the county hospital. Mrs. Mice Suton, Greencasle R. 2, entered the county hospital Thursday for treatment. Frank Peck, Crawford Hotel, was admitted to the county hospital Thursday for treatment. Ma-s. Myrtle Higgins, 104 Spring avenue, was admitted to the county hospital Thursday fo: treatment. Mrs. Walter A. Newlin of Casey, Illinois., is spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzinger of Poland are the parents of a daughter bom Thursday at the Putnam county hospital. Wayne GaePes returned today to Great Lakes after spending a few days leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gtabes. Mrs. F. N. Daniel of Indianapolis and the Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Ketcham of Baltimore, Maryland, were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mis. Greg Buis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell H. Vaughn have received a cablegram from their son, Lieut. Merrill Durwood Vaughn stating that he has arrived safely over-seas. Danville Republican. Aviation Ordanceman, Robert Bills, who has been spending a leave with his mother, Mrs. Jeanetta Bills on Seminary street, will return to the Norfolk Naval Air Base on Sunday. CpI. Conard R. Pritchard of Shreveport, La., is home on a furlough, visiting his wife anti baby and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bumace Pritchard and friends. He will reporl back March 1.

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The new address of Burnace Pritchard, Jr., S 2 c, U. S. N. R„ Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chadd received a leter yesterday from their twin sons, Lloyd and Floyd, saying that they had arrived safely in New Guinea. They had been in the Hawaiian Isiands for several months. They would like to hear from all their friends. Their addresses are P. F. C. Lloyd (Ted) Chadd 35508*27 A. P. O. 6 ' , (Postmaster San Francisco California. P. F. C. Floyd (Woody) Chadd 35505902 A. P. O. 6 % Postmaster San Francisco California. The new address of Pvt. Edward L. Merritt. Sr., is A. S. N. 35141573. Co. A. 735th Ry. Op. Bn., TC-UTC Camp Plauche, New Orleans, 12,

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You've given your bloodnow match it with your money

m - without th* financial support the Amarican peoSSfllple always give the Red Cross, it could not collect lifesaving blood, nor send regular packages to American prisoners of war, nor do the thousand and one things that mean so much to our fighting men GIVE TO THE RED + CR0SS

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. Contributed in th* interest of Putnam County’s 1944 R*d Cros* War Fund.

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His many friends in Putnam county will be glad td have news of Tommy Costello. He has been in Greencastle on a number of occasions as a teacher of Red Crow First Aid. Life Saving and Water Safety. He is still associated with Red Cross, but is in Honolulu. T. H., teaching the Army, Navy and Marines how to swim under combat. This highly specialized Red Cross training course, known as “Functional Swimming,” places emphasis on self-preservation. When the abe’s of swimming have been mastered, the trainee assumes the role of a lighter, navigating in full uniform and with rifle and pack. He soon finds that his pack floats ‘for thirty minutes or so, and that his uniform has little weight in water. He learns that his pants, his duffle bag, or his shirt, can bouy him up if be blows

air into them.

After seeing an exhibition of the swimming abilities of men who had had this Red Cross training, undersecretary of War Patterson said that he believed the course one of the most beneficial and necessary phases of military training that he had ever

seen.

Mrs. Shaw Hostess To Sewing Club

Friendly Sewing Circle held its February meeting with Lillie Shaw. Cutting and sewing carpet rags was the older of the day. At noon a bountiful pitch-ln dinner was served with Edna Shoemaker giving thanks. At 2:30 p. m. the meeting was called to order by the president. The club song “Blest Be the Tie.” Scripture lesson read by hostess. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Twelve members answered roll call with incidents in Washington’s life. One associate member anil four visitors were present. The Lord’s Prayer was repeated and the meeting adjourned to meet March 22 with Mrs. Iven Huffman.

Society Miss Virginia Miller Co-Chairman of Convention Miss Virginia Miller i.? co-chair-man \i#th Miss Doiothy Mooney of Terre Haute for the northern regional convention of Kappa Delta Phi sorority which Is to hr held at the ’ Terre Haute House in Totp Hritc Saturday and Sunday, Febrnry 20th and 27th. Members of Greencasti Kappa Delta Phi arc assisting Kappa Delta Phi members at Clinton as hostesses for the convention. Those from Greencastle who will attend the convention are Miss Norma Hill, Miss Cletis Pritchard Miss Jean Brattain, Miss Mary Virginia Young, Mrs. Ruth Pell, and Miss Miller. + + + + Indorsers of Photoplay To Meet With .Mrs. Lucas The Indorsers of Photoplay will meet Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ferd

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Mis. P. R. Duncan Honored At Party A surprise birthday party wa.given for Mrs. P. R. Duncan, Thursday evening. The guests were, Mr and Mrs. Ekno Sweet. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Grimes, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams.

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Prevo Employes

Held Party

The Prevo employees heid a party Thursday “vening at the home oi Mrs. Ella McBride. The evening was spent in the playing of games. Delicious refreshments were served later in the evening.

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Nancy Kggers Honored At Birthday Party Mm. Ora Eggers, 301 west Liberty street, entertained several little guests at a party Thursday afternoon, in honor of the second birthday anniversary of her little daughter, Nancy. Games were enjoyed and refreshments of ice-cream, cake, candy and cokes were served. Those present were Denna and Gary Allen Oriborn, Kei.ny Max Sears. David Gooch, Karolyn Coffman, Anna Mae Burks and Jackie Sears. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKamey were Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Phillips and daughter Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. McKamey and son J. B., of Fillmore and Miss Ann Martz and James B. Kennedy of Noblesville, who is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. McKamey. He will bo entering State Teachers College at Terre Haute March 1 for Navy A:r Corps training, having enlisted last November at Chicago and graduated from Noblesville High School in January this year.

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