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

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THt DAN.'? EARNER, GREERC/aSTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1944.

Aiotiir-r in the series of articles or. •!> . With You" by the Editors I , : Air! itectural Form. lose-llps" •■I,e!'s look at some of these details nore closely. mm is the breeding place of ise and death. It has no ■ : . in an American commun- ; , 11... i ghetto or a vice district. •■Hi!; i i malignant and unless ■ , '.. ii moves on to make slums of ; oil neighborhoods. Slums are : . , to out large cities. Slums

even trains arc brought loading and unloading. 5. Recreation “Facilities for recreation must include not only, one big park generThese include playgrounds for children and recreation areas for adults. d Appearance “Ametica. the richest country in the world, has some of the ugliest cities. Out best looking communities are those in which each building considers its neighbors. Plannir t will give our skilled architects too chance to create fine looking buildings, fine looking streets, and finelooking towns.

7. Health

“The health of a city is intimately tied to its plan. “Slums are the most serious menace to community health. Hut any

'THE DAILY BANNER Herald Consolidated “It Waves For AU" 8, R- Karl den, Publisher Entered in the postoffice at Green { castle. Indiana as second class mail • weeK; *i5.w per year oy man »n r-ue- | nam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. | 17-19 South Jackson Street.

fnrene College has an i nro 1m nt

SOO. a gain of 500 In four years, d

spite withdrawals of all men except

theological students, ehurch officials.

according

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Hiss Eiteljorge

Receives Letter

But our human minds cannot grasp the infinite. We can show how much we love the father by our treatment of his children. How (in ply do we love God's children. Do we love our neighbors as ourselves ? Thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.—Matt. 22:37.

•ywiiere. Their removal and

lent with proper housing kind of overcrowding is bad. whether i . tl.e No. 1 move plan to re- people live or work under congested habilitate our cities and towns. J conditions. Few communities, c.— 2 Traffic pecially the larger ones, have < nough - . muM i t up brand new traffic right and air. This involves not only .'and ii is in completely up-to-date the space between building*. 111 ,!l< ' F i exmaple, the standard design "t the buildings thci reives, j might '-I- that in a town of 50.000, no Noise is another thivai amst ail of the iown should be more health. Experts know how to du ■ ■ t . mutes from any other ,t. Smoke is unhealthy .and cm ho pint by mte lobile. Think what this ' eliminated,

would ni' m t > factory workers and

ersonal And LOCAL NEWS iSISIEFK

euft so vs WITH TW CQtQKftj

SAN ANTONIO AVIATION 25 Second Lieutenant George B. Manhart, 32.5 North Highfail Ave. Greencastle, Indiana, has reported to the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center. He will serve as instructor in the bombardier navigation preflight school at the Center.

Morris I^on Dunn, husband of Mrs. Katiierine Dunn of this city is now stationed at Great Lakes, 111. His address is: Morris I .eon Dunn, Co. 570 USNTS, Great Lakes. III.

CADET CENTER, TEXAS, March Harry Godfrey’s address since he

Mrs. John Wade of Fillmore

quit ill at her home.

I entered the Navy is Harry Alfred i!i ' Godfrey. Sr. A S. Cn. 548, U. 8. N. T. j S , Great Lakes, 111.

tin ana non

"Pit -lop

Of roads

roin.se ths through th-

■Hut we know how to build non>p roads. The initial cost of such

i.t.Mik .light be fairly high, but j higher pet rentage have

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“An unbelievable nunibei r,i places ^

lack decent watei and sewage dis-

posal. Does it surprise and you to know that 49.2 per < all the houses In the U. S an in need of repair and that

.io c .-o Ford has purchased the W. ! R. Hutcheson farm south of the

Auxiliary

it ilnrs not have to be built all at once. Il ;t plan exists, the work can j-iocee'l gradually, but according to

, n onierly plan.

3. Shopping

“D' vntmni merchants are compioinin, lx cause their patrons are . living them for the new neighbor* hmi,| , inlets. Some shrewd stote- : e. i- . i ivi capitalized on the virtu,.. a ..nos ability of downtown park- : . by oiiililing modern stores on the j . it. knts with ample parking space I foi all pations. Unless the downtown store: cooperate on a plan foi convenii nt shopping, they are certain to see then business decline.

■t Parking

“Sonne! or later it should be re|uii I lln. any individual putting up i building to which people come in cats . iu-1 provide the space for I .a i km,, t J 1 - * ■ cars off the street. L. iin; by truck must be off the 1 ..t In large buildings such as ‘ .t.-ies, theaters, hotels, . |.nttons should arrive and get i it d their cat.- off the streets, r. n. Statlei Hotel in Washingi::ample, does exactly this, i tlii Waldorf-Astoria in New

The address »>f Robert Hamblin, of ^ the Cloverdale community, who was ! recently inducted into the army is-

W’il! Pvt. Robert Hamblin, 35243160. L A

Replacement Pool Training ]

j Group, Camp Anza, Arlington, Calif, j ^

Mrs. I'izabeth Jones, who has been i Charles Phillips, recently inducted J Chaarlotte Donnelnie’s quite ill . t her home near Cloverdale,; into the army, is now stationed at; Engagement Announeed

l "" k I Cou .t.y Farm.

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b.nhy Aintriean Legion

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inside < Vie Lcjg'ua Home.

mee. .'iouday evening at 8 o'clock at p r

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NEXT WEEKS EVENTS

Monday

American Legion Auxiliary gion Home 8:00 i>. m. Tuesday Present Day Club Mrs. G. Lyon 2:30 p. m. A. A. U. W. ATO house ary Street 7:30 p. m. Progress History Club Mrs. V R. Hutcheson- 2:30 p. nt. Associate Chapter of Tii Kappa 7:30 p. m. Mrs. James M. Oliver. Thursday Dr. Eckardt lecture—7:30 p. m.

Friday

Indorsers of Photoplay Mrs. Ft I Lucas -3 p. m.

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Mrs. Norma Hyten Observes Birthday Friends an ir ighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Norma Hyten on Tuesday evening of March 14th to help her celebrate her birthday anniversary. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Kussvll Thomas and family; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shuee and family; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Shuee and family; Mrs. Rufus Ronk and Donovan Shoaf, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hyten and

improved.

Ci.np Anza, Arlington, California.

“Scarcely any community has

enough hospital and clinics n>r prop-, •' hlj

erly caring for its sick and injured I

“But the i al answer to (• mint ’- Mrs. t. . T. Robbing has returned i Charles Phillips, recently inducted ity health la not in cuiing ickncss .,ne after visiting for the past week J into the army, is now stationed at

butin preventing it. Mak - it for people to live healthier

easier ]

lives

v. i' ,! ends in Frankfort.

| Camp Barkley, Texas. His address is

Mrs. Han Richards underwent an Charles Phillips, A. S. N. 352- j

open up the city to sun and on I air 1 0 pei cl Li 0n at St. Anthony's hospital «162, Co. C, 57th Med. Tng. Bu. j

Mrs. Charles Donno’-mo announce.-' the engagement of her daughteCharlotte Frances Donnohue t Sergeant Alembert W. Brayton, son of Mr .and Mis A W. Brayton oft

Indianapolis, Indiana. No

The following letter was received by Miss Carol Eitoljorge. Lieut David Woolman has visited here sov' rnl times and is a friend of Lieut. | James Herriott. Lieut. Woolman

writes:

4 February. 194-1 APO 812 (AB) c o Pm, Miami. F’.a. Speaking of Greencastle basketbill, my mess sergeant is none othej ■in Heischel Campbell, who used U ilay on the famed McAnally team' and claims to know Albert very . >1. He's so “Indiana" and such s ^ood egg that I’d hate to see tin iies : . without him because then il would 1 literally a mess! Smal world, what? And then one of my officer friends. Bob Larson, is 8 former DePauw man and a swel person. So 1 haven't forgotten ym people or Greencastle for a singli

minute.

Did I reveal my status as Club Of it i meaning that I’m in charge oi the Officers' Club, mess and quarters'.' It's like running a hotel ful if in; me guests, for no mattet what i management attempts by way ot improvement, some of the tew will bellow loudly in negative man ,' i However, 1 like being the Club boss and catering to my comi aoc . i : have tried hard to attain deecnt al.-round service. Right now, we’re painting the club in three malarious shades of blue on the theory that we need cool colors to off-.- t the outside torrid barrenness of every-day Curacao. The only brilliant motif will be the oar counter

Willemstad is such n ... ,... and the whole island i

cheerful and

stay.

a H bright -J

comparative*

REDS < RON- V

Cross' h"d ,, ^en r >;L , ‘^ J h-t.'d the things in : ' know. And he h kit bag all the way f n . , Af ' t ,t the United States, on h , w •

to Kansas.

"Can't even affix !

,0 Pack it u

the suitcase,” he said r ; it on the train."

From across the car

eyed the flyer.

“Got a deck of .,,1^

they called.

He smiled at th. , r .

er.

“Be seeing you ,,

look out a deck oi : ;

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F liin

F i«(D tirct

and vridi Milt

NOTICE TO Minus There seems to b standing concerning

laws.

If you still live t • dress, yet you did t t b the 1942 primary -■ - , you must register n; to vote in the 1941

pt'erinct h

'live your rrj

provide recreational lucili fo< ; nt p H au te, Thursday.

' Camp Biiiklcy, Texas.

adults as well as children mak' streets and roads safe against accidents and outlaw overcrowding.”

date has been set. * * * *

Not ha I not bad at all. One of the nicest features of the work is the informality and the opportunity for _ travel. We are always darting hith- \ i and thither on the lookout foi

The address of Carl Myers, who is | Will Attend Convention

j Clare-.ee Scobee is in, Saginaw, 1

j Michigan, visiting his daughter and stationed in Texas, is Pvt. Carl R. | family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wit- '| Myers. 35243978. Co. C. 52nd Bn., 4th

, _ ... , ,, *' ftms - i Platoon, Camp Welters, Texas. “Cities for Civilized Aim n- an. , Mrs. Frank Glover, Coatesville R.

and “What Po Do' an ti' a-t two ^ underwent an operation at the

i ’.apt : o! i'l inning •• a 5 u by Putnam county hospital Saturday' I l-.s 11 MON \ Itl.tM KEI> the editors of The Architectural For- morn j n g J Copies of the booklet “Planning Mrs. Nina Westfall, 503 Bloom- HOLLYWOOD, March 25.—(UP)

Charlie Chaplain was blocked to-

telling a Mann Act jury

of Time, Inc 19 Wes, 44th tmitmv , nt . ; anything about any of Joan Barry's i ^ Clovis They will re-

New York 18. N. \ Ua n n f Bainbridge was call- bo .V fnends, except himself.

um. voptes 01 me oooKiei ■ 1 : inning Mls . Nina Westfall, 503 Bloom With You” may be secured by wrd- j n gton street, was admitted to the

ing to I he Al'chitectural Forum di- Putnam county hospital Friday for.^ a F Hour

vision street

In .Mexico In \pril Mrs. Shirley B. Lawrence of Louisville, Ky., the formi-i Knthf iix

Houck, who

Captain Lawrence in Clovis, Now Mexico, in December, will attend tk

New Mexico Fed

Clufb conference Nev Mexico, on April 14th mil loth. Si. will be accompanied by Mrs Fdvxid

{•'.H'.'tks and liquors, which search nets ; me as many plane flights as I want. I iet Herschel go to Porto Rico each week and I have taken trips to Mar- . , ail Venezuela and Barranquilla, Colombia. South Ametica is certainly interesting. The people, the architectute, the odors, the shops, the scene!y . . . they prove endlessly fascinating to me. En route to Colomma we pass around a spur of the Andes over 20.000 ft. high, snow-

eral election.

But if you voted since moved from another you must tration transferred

Please check and ' ‘ 1 bs

fore April 3rd, eithcinct committeem nam County Clerk Lillie McFerran, 1

Chairman.

TODAY AT < ilMliu-TIW-'U

ed to Indianapolis Thursday on ac-, chaplain ., a ttorn,-y. the veteran ! + •!' +

FOR THAT MILITARY < IT , <,ount of the lllness of grandson, , Jeny Gies | er who had attemptecl t0 ,Mrs. Alhin Hostess CAMP PENDLETON. Cal. (UP)- Bi. hanl Blaydes. ! inform the jury of oldsters about l' r « »«“'’>«' Ee Club Women Marines may become sweat- Mr ~ Harvey Stackeen ha 3 returned j Misg Barry and othe other men she vvpst Madison Home r;c Club heM

er girls if they wish but they must to Indianapolis after spending several, kn(iw in New Yo| Mexjco a follow one sin,p.e rule, camp auth- days w Uh her motner. Mrs. Edga, , Tu , sa okla an(j Bever (orities declared. The sweaters un . Stephenson on South College street. I oaned wile „ Jud j F / o , C0!1 .

main in Alhuquequr for a weeks stay.

'capped and looking grim and a bit! mysterious, and you can sight the

York whieii was built on some of ,i 11 '. ( i" nsivi- land in the world.

like those in Hollywood, worn beneath the shirts.

must

* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes,

Olive street, are the parents of a son

nor told him nothing doing.

Free Demonstration ENTIRE FACIAL MAKE-UP Ex-cel-cis SPECIAL for L ARCH

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A-ounce Bottle

HM1D CREME

Regular 65c Value

b -rn Friday at the Putnam county “This just about shuts the door on hospital. Mr. Grimes is in the ser- our books,” he exclaimed late yesv * c ''- I terday. The rest of. his cross examMr. and Mrs. W. A. Patterson andjination of Chaplin's red-haired accusdaughters, Mary May and Charlotte jed was perfunctory, and court respent Saturday in Hammond, visit- cessed until Tuesday, when Prosecuing with Mrs. Harold Patterson and[( OI Charles H. Carr expects to fin-

twin sons.

Lawrence Acton, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Acton, east of Mt. Meridian, has returned to Camp Clairhome. La., after spending a furlough with ids parents. Eugene C. Buis, F 1-c reported for , duty and training at Dearborn, Mich., I Thursday after spending a thirteen l day visit with his parents. Mr. and | Mrs. Henry Buis. Funeral services for Beppo Wilson, father of Mrs. Herndon Irwin of | Greencastle, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock froyi the U . B. Church at Harmony. Mrs. Russell L. Beams returned J home Friday after spending three | weeks visiting with her husband, Sergeant Russell L. Beams at Phoebus. Va. Sgt. Beams has been sent 1 overseas. Call 763 for his address.

ish his case.

I<11, TTH, TAIN’T FAIR

DETROIT (UP)—The “share-a-ride" department of the Hudson Motor Car Co., is directed by Miss Elieen Anderson. She lias arranged rides lor thousands of the company’s workers, but to date has been unable to find such transportation for herself. So she daily rides her! bicycle six miles to the plant.

ITS \L PAYMENT

only 3U cents During March ONLY

MRS. F. E. CARD,

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EX-CEL-CIS Hand Crcmo is especially fine to help make your hflnds soft and smooth and lovely. It is non sticky, saves time, is quickly absorbed. Use it for arms, elbows, face, throat, neck, logs, ankles.

State Consultant EX-CEI.-CIS STUDIO, personally give

| Free Demonstrations and Instructions in The Application of Ex-ce!-cis Cosmetics Starting Tuesday, March 28th

• •!* -l- T “t* *:• %• v -r 4- -JANNIVERSARIES ♦ -1" 4- 4- 4- -1- -e 4* + 4- 4* 4* 4- 4- O nirthday Logan Woodrum, 51 years old today. March 25. Nancy Lee Harlan, is 2 years old today. March 25. Miss Dorothy Job, birthday is today, March 25. •lo Elh-n Alexander, Coatesville, 9 ; years old today, March 25.

; March Meeting of j Group L Post pone* T ic March meeting of the Newcomers group of the DePauw Womens Club has been cancelled.

TALK ABOUT

WANTED TO RENT: 5 or 6 room house, available April 1st. Call 623-R, 25 . lp

Will lady who is going to husband in armed forces and will have house available April 5 or 10, please call 1623-R again. Misunderstood address S iven - 25-lp

A 30-Caterpillar will be sold at the Walter Campbell sale on Monday. March 27th. 25 lp

With a final payment of $21,000, the Church of ,’ie Nazarene today consummated an obligation of $250,000, purchase pi ice of the buildings and grounds of Olivet Nazarene College, it was announced by Dr. A. L. Parrott, president, at Kankakee, 111. The church had been given fifteen years in which to pay for the property, formerly a Catholic institution. Mortgage burning ceremonies, as well as its official dedication, will be conducted at the college May 24, with Dr R. T. Williams, general superintendent, delivering the principal address. Representatives in attendance from the Indianapolis District will include Rev. Jesse Towns, Rev. Everett Atkimon, Rev. Gene Phillips, all of Indianapolis; Dr. Grover Van Duyr., Greenfield; Rev. M. J. Jones. Richmond; Rev. Harry Carter, Clearmont: and Rev. Joseph Collins, Evansville. The college resumed its sessions here in September, 1940, five nv-mths after purchase of the present site. The transfer was made because of a fire in 1839 which destroyed buildings and facilities at the former site near Danville, Illinois. Church officials said the present property is valued at $1,112,455. The college has on hand a balance of $53,000 to pay on the cost of constructing a dormitory for women and a chapel after the war ends, Dr. J. F. Leist, treasurer, said. . With students frm thirteen de-J nominations registered, Ilivet Naz-

ir, ge as much as 150 miles away. Nothing like the Air Corps for ad-

venture. love.

Promotion is stagnant and it looks

its regular meeting with Mrs. Pan! j as though we 'urn TI be down here

Albin, March 22. j for the duration. There is talk of re- tall GROWS THE Eight members and two guests an ' assignment, but a man would be Richard Arlen shim: swered roll call to "What 1 do with crazy to leave this lovely island— redwood. This act: n ' ; i 1 *

my span' time | ." for ,he war zones if the The meeting opened with pledge ta I choice were his own, which it is <3n a ( eau Theatre.

the flag and saying club creed. TV | '

song of the month was “Loch

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Lomond.” Secretary report and treasurers report were given. Several paid club dues and paid fm club books.

Mrs. Opal Ellis gave an Interestinj; jl talk on “Making Household Fabrh

TIME OUT FOR MAMA

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Last Longer”. Mrs. Anne Bruner gave lesson on “Time and my hands. Mrs. Frances Ruark added suggestions. Club el" - ed with club prayer after a very enjoyable social hour. Club adjounw' to meet with Mrs. Hiia Brattai* April 26. 4* 4* 4" 4' Local Couple Married Friday Mildred Orr and Russell Brown, both of Greencastle, were united in marriage Friday evening at tie Presbyterian Manse. The single ring ceremony was read hy the Rev. V L. Raphael. Mr. Brown is employed at the Zinc Mill. They will make their home at 910 south Indiana street. * * * * Pi-MIla Club Meeting Post lamed The meeting of the Modern Pricilla Club for Monday afternoon has been postponed.

# Spring is traditionally the time for “tonicn.'’ But don't experiment. Go and have a talk with your Physician. After a careful study of your individual condition, he will prescribe Bonictliing—jwrhapa one of the new vitamin concentrates— to supply any nutritional deficiency. And— be sure to bring Ijh prescription here, where it will he Idled from our fresh, potent stock.

Mother has plenty of wartime t teles, too. She’s carrying her shar ay working harder and scheming to rr ke meals appetizing. Give her a ch ?? from a monotonous routine and ;i her here to dine. She’ll love it

CAFE ROY

R. P. MULLINS

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