The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 March 1944 — Page 2
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Nr.XT VVRF-K'S EVENTS Monday Current Literature Group of A A. U.W.- Mrs. Walter Cox 8 p. m. Tuesday Present I>ay Club—Mrs. D. O. Moffett—2:30 p. m. Over-Til e-Tea-Cups Club (— Mrs Grafton I^ong-rlen- 2;30 o’clock. Art Needlework- Mrs. Paul Leinberger. Wednesday Wednesday Sewing Club-—Mrs. D. W. Killinger- 2:30. Friday Century Club Mrs. Harold Zink, 327 Highfall Ave. + t -e -s Del’auw Woman’s Club .Meeting Postponed The DePauw Woman’s Club meeting has been postponed until Monday Match 13th •t* *2* Democratir- Women To Meet 'larch !J The Indiana Women's Democrat' 1 Club will hold their mid-winter bar. f quet in Indianapolis on Thursday evening, March 0th, at 0:30 IP. IM. ir the Riley Room of the Clnypooij Hotel. The Democratic women of th., state will open their 1944 campaign at this meeting. Gov. Henry F. Schrieker will be the speaker of the evening. All Democratic men and women and their friends are invited. Any one wishing to make reservations for the banquet can do so by seeing Mrs. (Lillie McFermn. + + ♦ + RiKuhdale Itridge Club Guest <d Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Hutchins delightfully entertained the Night Bridge Club Monday night. Bridge was played at five tables and prizes went to Mrs. Claud Crosby and Burkett Gordin for the women and Charles Bogan ami Elston Cooper for the men ami Burkett Goslin third prize. -r- + ♦ + Kouebdale Red Cross Hewers .Met Thursday The Red Cross sewers met all day Thursday. March 2 with Mrs. Stella oar
Clatk. Those present wer* Maude Dickinson, Clara Moore, Many Lovett. Mabel Thompson, Betty Wilson. Ella B. Davis, Amber Wilson, Mary Click, Doris Higgins and Madg • Skelton. Next meeting at Madge Skelton’s Thursday. Bring covered iish and table service. . r *r + + Mrs. tlunnn Hostess r«j Bridge Club Mrs. Robert Hanna was hostess to .he members of her Tuesday After-' noon Club. Bridge was played at three tables. Prizes were won by Mrs. Juanita Hanna, Mrs. .Irene’ Hanna and Mrs. Beulah Noland. Mrs. Margaret Bogan received guest
prize.
•r + * * ilrs. Lellnrgc Was Hostess To Women Mrs. Otto Lefforge was hostess to he Christian church Missionary Aid Thursday afternoon March 2nd. The jresident, Mrs. George Smith called he meeting to order . A song by nil. vas followed by the devotions given oy Mrs. Flora Lewnran. An article .■ntitled “Brack Magic” was read by drs. Gilbert Hale from the World Jail. Twenty members responded to roll call. During the business meeting it was voted to give SUVOO to the Red Cross. It was also decided to try to get some Rerl Cross sewing attd knitting to do. On March 10th all ladies who can are asked to bring rug rags to cut and sew, to the Conservation Club room artd there will be an all day meeting with a covered dish lunch at neon. These rugs, and other fancy j
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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY If., you are living, a purely animal existence, talk it over In real sincerity with Coil and tell liirft you want to be spiritually reborn. You will be amazed at the hidden powers that will unfold: Except a man be born agajn he cannot see the kingdom of God.—John 3:3.
t And lOCAl HEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. John H. Alice has returned from Detroit where she has been visiting relatives.
Prof. Henry Kolling will return Monday from Omaha, Nebraska, after spending a week visiting rela-
tives
Mrs. Kyle Farmer and Mrs. Pavey
work, along with food will be sold at j of Indianapolis were in Greenrastle,
the Easter market. June 10th was the date set for an ice cream supper. Mrs. Otto Lefforge gave the bene-
diction.
The next meeting will be April 6th at the home of Mrs. Homer Sands.
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I.imrtlnle Community Church Circle To Meet Tuesday
The Limedale Community C'turch . —
will meet Tuesday afternoon Fob. 7 J County hoapita , Satlmlay .
with Mrs. Ross Estep. Members I ^
please notice change of date.
Friday, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Florence Farmer.
James Robert Best was among those accepted by the army after passing the physical examination recently. His name was omitted from
the previous list.
Mrs. James Coleman and baby daughter. Greencastle, R. 1, returned
home from the
DEPACWS PROGRAM .Monday Registration and payment of fees for Spring Semester. Tuesday Classes begin for Spring Semester, 7:.10 a. m. Each class to meet for twenty minutes. Wednesday 10:30 a. m. Worship Chapel -Dr. Clyde E. Wildman Gobin Memorial church. 7130 p. m. Symphony Orchestia rehearsal Meharry Hall. Thursday 10:30 a. m.- Y. W. C. A. “Book Drive” Chapel Meharry Hall. Friday 10:30 a. m.- Music Chapel furnished by Hign School--French Horn Quartet, Glenn Fulmer, Richard Crandall Robert Williams, Doris Jean Houck: vocal soloists, Betty Owen®. William Grimes—Meharry
Hall.
Grayer Meeting Wecinp r dfiy Even-
ing.
GORIN METHODIST CHITICH John Tennant, Pastor 9:15 A. M. N. F. P S. Divine Service, Rev. V. L Raphael, preaching 9:45 A M. Church School 10:30: A. M. Holy Communion. Mr. Tennant will be in charge. 12:00 P. M. Official Board Meeting in Keystone Chapel 5:00 P. M, High School "Kitcher. Cabinet” 6:15—8:00 P. M. School of Missions
Communion at tne close of the ser-
I vice.
I Bible Slmly at 9:30 under the dirJection of David Barr. Classes for all. x The evening worship service at 7:30. The choir will lead in the devotional song service. Sermon by the pastor. The Young People’s Followship
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The Tuesday Club met with Mrs.
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QneetiCG&tUSfwUufA, AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOU 106 South Indiana St> GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
The Rev. A. L. Meredith will go to North Vernon Sunday to conduct the funeral of W. K. Barlow, a B & O. engineer who was drowned when he
fell from a bridge near Cincinnati. Tuesday.
The trustee of the Maple Heighta Methodist church were elected at th.i fourth quatterly conference held February 20 at 7:30 P. M. Trustees as follows: Dr. Earl Bowman, Otnet C. Beck, Mrs. Thomas Chadd, Ernest Cox and Arthur Crawley A furnace has been installed and the trustees plan to repair the roof and recondition the church sanctuary. Rev.
Stanley Smith is pastor.
Ester Fry last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Elmore and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Sackett spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buis, south of Belle Union. Mrs. Luella Jot dan and Mrs. Nellie McDonal were in Greencastle Thurs-
day.
Those who spent Sunday at the Smith home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elmore anti daughter, Miss Maitie Smith Audra Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boblinmyer and Dessie Roberson, all of Indianapolis; Mable Hall of Stilesvtile; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bol-
Putnam i ton Danville and Herman Bolton
j of Los Angeles. Calif.
1 Mrs. Minnie Burris entertained the q New Era Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ida Evans was dinner guest of her daughter, Mrs. Nannie Furr
will meet Thursday a 8 ^’ home of the p astor The mid-week service and praise at 7:3o TTiis church extends , come to all visitors.
GREENCASTLE BIBLE CENTER Berry and Locust streets. Paul M. Robinson, pastor. Milton Abbott, S. S. Supt. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic service. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday evening. Bible study at 7:30. Goodnews Club for children at 4:30 p. m. Monday. Senior Goodnews Club Monday evening at 7:30.
EIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH H. C. Fellers Minister Mrs. A. L. IMeredith and (Miss i Marcia Hamilton ministers of music I The second of the series of Lenten I
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Sermons on th" theme "Transfcrmed" will be presented at the 10:00 o’clock worship service tomorrow morning. The subject 'will be "The Call to a Transformed Discipleship.” Mr. S. C. Sayers will lead the worship period. The Choir will sing ”0 Lamib of God” (Franck) and organ numbers will include "Come Unto 1 Me” (Liszt) and ’'Largo" (Rogersi | Graded (Church and Adult Study ' Groups meet at 9:30 A. M. The min- ' ister will visit the Junior Department
THE CHURCH INVITES YOl
Worship is far deeper than just going to church. It i s th„,
our spirit to God’s $pirit wheivby we cry, "Abba Father.’’ p,,
worship is not an attempt to gain favor with God but a loving e S devoted hearts to God as a natural expression of redeemed souls
true worship is the voluntary submitting of soul and body cauaj.
ual relaxation so that in worship there is soul rest. Worship, therefore, requires thoughtful preparation. Thitk
means to approach God and ACCEPT THE INVITATION TO ct
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY?
DO YOU KNOW | 1. Who was Eve’s third child? 2. Who was the wise woman of Tekoah ? 3. What famous judge asked, “What Is truth? 4. What Roman governor promised to hear Paul avhen he had "a convenient season?” 5. Who said, ”Oh, that I had wings like a dove?” OUR PREACHER SAYS A farmer had tried many means of destroying daisies wnich still persisted in growing. When he asked a
to lead the early part of the church j statp agriculture college what to do school period. , ' 1
Intermediate Vespers 5:30
Christian Youth (Fellowship (6:00
Visitors are cordially invited.
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NOTICE After Saturday, March 4th There will be no deliveries until further notice
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Ben F. Davis REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR County Treasurer
Putnam County Subject to the Republican Primary MAY 2ND., 1944. Your Support Appreciated.
-h *1* + -1* -r T i- •t’,'1' •!••!• *i* ♦ ANNIVERSARIES ♦ & -I- *!• -’- -i- •(* v Birthday Mary Payne, today March 4. Carol Cash, Sunday March 5. Joyce Elaine Sutherlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sutherlin, 2 years today, March 4 Elex Turner, 202 west Columbia. 81 years old yesterday, March 3. Edwin Rhea Estes won of Mr. and Mrs. George Estes of Bainbridge, 5 years old today, March 4th. Mrs. Mary Walden, 209 South Indiana Street, 85 years old tomorrow,
Mis. Doris Fulmer of Bargeraville and Mrs. Thelma Cline of Indianapolis have been here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oden Shumak-
er.
Mrs. Guyla Miller of Richmond ■tpent over the week end with her parents, Mr. 4nd Mrs. Virgil Smyley and son Dewey. Donnie Jene Evans, soutn of town, has the scarlet fever. Mrs. Hattie Gorham, Mrs. Eva Clearwuters and Mrs. Anna Corns were in Greencastle one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sanders moved from Greencastle to their home here last week. June Evans of near Mill Grove called on his mother, Mrs. Ida Evans Thursday. Mrs. Bessie Keller and MrsJ Ftanky McAvoy were in Greencastle Thursday. I Mr. and Mrs. James Cromwell of Greencastle visited the first of the week with her uncle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore.
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TIN RECOVERED NEW YORK, N. Y., March 4.— Termination March 1st of the order requiring the purchaser of tooth paste or shaving cream to turn in an empty tube at time of purchase brought an announcement from E. Vogelsang, chief of the WPB tin and lead branch that more than 1,000.000 pounds of vital tin has been recovered during the past 23 months for war use through reclamation of used tooth paste and shaving cream tubes. He urged the public, however, to clear out any such tubes still left on bath cabinet shelves and to return these tubes immediately to retailers who handle tooth paste and shaving cream. He believes that this final cooperation by the public will yield another 1,000,000 pounds of the metal.
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THE SKEPTICS SAWMILL De we brgin to commend ourselves? or need we, as some others epistles of commendation from you? or letters of commendation from y ou. Ye are our epistles written on out hearts, known and read of all men. —i 11 Cor. 3-2. In one of the New England states once resided an infidel, the owner of a saw mill. This infidel was busy and his mill was as noisy on that holy day us on any other. It was noticed, however, that at a certain time before service the mill would stop, then its noise and clatter would again begin. It was soon noticed that one of the deacons of the church passed the mill to the place of worship during the silent interval. Although he paid no attention to the passing of others ®n being asked why he paid thus mark of respect to the beacon he replied. "The deacon professes just what the rest of you do, but he also lives such a life that it makes me feel bad here (pointing to his heart) to run my mill while he is passing.
ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 720 South Ixicust St. Church school 9:30 a. m. Holy Communion, 2:30 p. m. Conducted by Rev. Charles -Heckingbot-' tom.
CHURCH OF GOD Corner of Maple Ave. and Apple St. Rev Win. Simpson Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Young Peoples Meeting 6:30 p. m. Regular Service 7:90 p. m,
THE PIIESBYTERI\N KHURUH Victor L. Raphael. Minister James Fenimore, Organist-Direc-
tor.
Church school 9:30 A. M. Worship 10:35 A. M. Music: Organ •by Mrs. Orville Thomas ’Agmu Dei” Bizet; “Traumerei” Schumann: Solo by Miss Mary Dab' Owen—"The Lord i? my Shepherd” Tschaikowsky. Second (Lenten sermon: "You are the Light of the world.” Woman’s Circle tjusjpr^. Thursday 2:00 P. M. at the chureh. I This will be followed at 2:30 P. M j by the Lenten Spiritual Life meeting, in charge of Miss Dade B. Shearer. Men's Service Club "Piteh-in" supper Thursday 6:30 P. IM. Please bring a dish of food. Choir practice Thursday 7: P. M
he received this reply: "We suggest [ that you love them.” Here is a sugl gestive philosophy: Love your fami1 ly; love your community; love your ’ country, even though some of the I members are unlika'il?. Love mak- ! es an objectionable daisy beautiful.
WIT \\l) wiMei Wanting t, Br We all want to be grv,; boys, children of mission* arguing over the • ness of their fathers who] fellow capped it all with* father, why he teaches sv hard that he himself does - stand them!" That s>ttl«ia —he was the greater: tter by implicaion.
DO YOU KNOW 1. Seth (Gen 4:25) 2. At Joab's ' itnmaml, sb about a teconciliation David and Absalom k2 Sac 3. Pilate (John 1S;3Si 4. Felix (Acts 24:25) 5. David fP- ilms 55 6
No storm ever camv without warning.
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CHURCH NOTICE Clyde Peck of Sullivan will preach at the Church of Christ in Cloverlale on Sunday. March 5, at 10:45 and at 7:00 p. m. Everyone is extended a most cor -1 dial welcome to attend these and all | other services of the church MAPLE HEIGHTS METHODIST
CHURCH
Sunday School 10:00
Preaching 7:30
The minister will be back Sunday morning for Sunday school and would certainly feel good if everyone cooperated to make possible a good attendance. It seems that some of our Sunday School scholars have been playing hookey lately. You know who you are, and all I am going tr say is that you will be forgiven if you can come every Sunday from
now till Easter.
W’e will have preaching again Sunday night. The attendance ha.i been pretty good but if even on* oi you stay home when ycu could bi at church it will hurt the atendance a lot. Remember what Dr McClurr said about supporting the church by our attendance, gifts, prayers
service.
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CVfURUH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. E. F. Singhurse. minister. Bible School, 9:30 a. m. Richard Whelan, supt. Special music for the children. Morning worship hour. , Message by Evangelist Rev. Loy Snow at 11:00. Young People’s hour, Mrs. LaVern Baley, in charge. 6:45 p. m. Song service by congregation at 7:30. Two special messages in song by Mrs. LaVern Baley, 8:15, Evangelistic message by R?v Snow at 8:35. The revival meeting will continue all next week. Services each evening at 7:30. Rev. Snow is a good ‘old fashion preacher.” Mrs. LaVern Baley brings splendid messages in song each evening. Come bring your friend with you. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. H. LeMasters. minister. Worship service Sunday morning at 10:30. “The Mind of Christ” will be the subject of the pastor’s talk. Special music by the choir
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