The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 June 1944 — Page 2

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Rntwed in the p< stofflce at Green* rastle, Indiana as >second claaa mall matter under Act oi March 8, 1878 S’.jbecrlpUon price, ’7 cents per w-ok; $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3.rt0 to $5.00 per yecsr .

by mai' outside Putnum County. 17-iO Soutlr Jackson Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ruark knd Mr and Mr.H. Joe Davison were Xdests of Mrs. Dorothy Pickens Wedn vsdav. Adrian*' Webb, Inez Shaw, Doris

jean Rowland and Ann Denn; ' ar jon service at the St. Anthony Park

function of the Jurisdictional Cor.- j ference at Minneapolis will be to elect a bishop on Conference Sunday., Dr. Hildebrand will preach at a un- 1

The knowledge of God’s love and intc i ( .st cannot be measured in currency, tire things that can be seen and felt and weighed are elusive. Tin? Almighty remains always: The Almighty will be thy treasure and pic cions silver unto thee. Job 22:25.

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Mrs. Mary Harris, Greencastle 3 entered the county hospital Wed-

nesday evening.

Mrs Fred l’■Ifrey, Greencastle R. 1, was admitted to the county hos-

pital Wednesday.

attending! business college in In liahi apolis. \ John Robinson has gone to I last Chicago to visit relatives. F rc m _ | there ho will go to Wisconsin f< >r a week’s fishing trip. i| Emily Long, Wanda Oler, Bel ty Jo Flint and Dorothy Conrad. - companied by Vliss Peggy Dean i spending the week at McCormici t s

Creek state park.

Bill Mather, son of Prof, and M is. William Mather, 632 east Wastun gton street, was admitted to t Ik Methodist hospital in Indianapo'is

i Thursday for observation.

Mrs. Ida Blewett, who has hi ten ! visiting relatives in Greencastle h ns 1 returned to her home in Bloomin Jlon. She was accompanied by li )r mother, Mrs. Retta Sherfey, who Svill spend a week in Bloomington. Dr. C. D. W. Hildebrand, professor of Philosophy at DeP.iuw and a delegate to the General Conference of tl>e Methodist Chu *ch at Kansas =y City, left Wednesday for the Juri 1 - R- dictional Conference at Minneapo',s i Juri" 29 to July 3. Dr. Hildebra nd was elected to membership in the Federal Council ol Churches of

Society

Mis, Lois Ellen Reed Bride Of George Kook

Mr.

Methodist and Congregation Church near the campus of the University of Minnesota. j

Mrs. Ruth Pell, 503 south Jacks*);’. r an( i Mrs. Lawrence Reed of I street, was admitted to the county | G reenc a8tle, announce the marriage hospital Wednesday. j „( their daughter, Lois Ellen, to P. Mrs. Jeanetta Bills. 410 east Sem- j,, ^ George Ronk, son, of Mr. and inary street, was admitted to th , Mr.-. Walter Ronk of Indianapolis. Putnam county hospital Wednesday, j wec |di n g took place Tuesday, Pvt. Hubert E. Cooper left for Ft. ! j une 27, a t 8:.'i0 P. M. in the PresbyMeade Maryland. Tuesday afternoon | terian Manse at RoacHdale, with the

after spending ten days with his

family.

Mrs. Charles Foxx and Mrs. Robert Girton of Muncie have returned home after a ten-day visit with their husbands at Camp Robertson, Arkansas. Those who underwent tonsil operations at the county hospital this morning were Robert Larrick. 603 Anderson street; Betty Joan Collins. 120 west Berry street; Barbara King, 316 Bloomington street, and Joseph Phelps, Greencastle R. 4.

Rev. O. H. McMullen officiating at

the double ring ceremony.

The bride wore a teal blue crepe street length dress with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride’s sister, Mrs.- Edith Murrell, was matron of honor and wore 1 a beige crepe dress with tan accessories and a corsage of red roses and bronze gladioli. The best man.

was Keith Cheshire of Ladoga.

I Mrs. Reed, the bride’s mother.

e a grey crepe dress with white

WANT TO SAVE MONEY? USE j accessories and a corsage of white ULTRA LUMINALL on walls and carnations. Mrs. Ronk, the groom's ceilings. ULTRA LUMJINALL, mod- j mother, wore a white and lavender err, flat wall finish, covers most in- jersy dress with white accessories

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LKMON JUICE 8c CRAPE FRUIT JUICE

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P-NITT BUTTER

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ORANGE JUICE 46 oz. Can 49c

WHEATTES

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CUT GREEN BEANS 2 Cans 27c FRENCH DRESSING Regal 17c

and a corsage of pink carnations. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Christ in America by the General LUMBER CO. INC. Phone 403. j Ronk, Mrs. Webster of Indianapolis, Conference in Kar sas C'ty. One 29-It. ! Miss Gladys Wilder of Ladoga and

Mrs. McMullen.

Both the Bride and groom we?Y graduated from the Ladoga High School with the class of 1940 and until the past few days the bride has I been employed with the American i Paper Stock Co. in Indianapolis. The groom, prior to his entering the army in the fall of 1942, was employed at Allisons in Indianapolis. The young couple will return the first of the week to Camp Maxie, Texas, where P. F. C. Honk is sta-

tioned.

t» F * * Need lee raft Club Meets Friday

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The Needlecraft Club will meet at 2:30 Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Omer Beck. Mrs. Frank DeVaney i will be the program leader. + •>• 4. * Morton Eastern Star Picnic Held Sunday The Morton Eastern Star picric was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giltz and daughters Norma and Barbara. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrett and daughter Ruth and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tabor, Ann Green, Mr. and Mrs. Dur-! ward Alexander, Lottie Stark, Sara Lu Bettis, Linda Bishop, Rev. Bickett, Mr. and Mrs. Earl O'Hair, Jessia Perkins and sons Bobby and Billy, Marshall Shonkwiler, Carrie Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry and sons Jimmie and Denny, Mr. anil Mrs. Gene Callander, Mary Holer, Charlotte, Carole, Judy, Sandra, Joe and Keith Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. I Jake Martin and daughter Jennie, j Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank, Mr. and Mrs. George Frank, Mr. and Mrs. I Emmett Fulford, Cora Bush, Nancy Firestone. A lovely dinner was spread on a table on the lawn at noon and enjoyed by all. Tlie afternoon, was spent visiting.

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Entertain In Honor Of Miss Belly Yuneker Mrs. Otis Browning and Miss Grace Browning entertained at their home Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Betty Yuneker, who is to be married to Robert J. Lee of Lansing, Mich. Flowers and candles were used as decorations in the dining room and flowers throughout the house made a charming atmosphere. Mis. Barney McClure, Miss Barbara Yuneker and Miss Betty Greenleaf assisted in the dining room. Miss Winona Welch and Miss Margot Andrade served at the table. Miss Yuneker will be married on Saturday morning at 11 o’clock in Gobin Memorial church.

American Legion Auxiliary ^

Elect New Officers

Putnam County Unit 58. American Auxiliary, held it’s stated meeting Monday evening at the Legion home. Mrs. Estella Lemmink, presider.it, presided. During the business session, the subscription to “The National News” was renewed for the Putnam County hospital, the city Library, Greencastle, Fillmore, Balnbridge, *■ a:?d Roachdale high schools. Alta Newgenl, consutution and bylaws chairman., read the proposed I changes under consideration. The following officers were elected for 1944 and 1945; President, Mrs. Mabel Vehnillion; vice president, Mrs. Pheobe Brown; secretary, Mrs. Sara Pease; treasurer, Mrs. Jane Pierce; chaplin, Mrs. Clara Hubbaru; historian, Mrs. Julia Ernberg; and i Sergeant of Arms. Mrs. Vera Bray, j Members elected for executive committee are: Mrs. Joninie Thomas, j Mrs. Lois Conrad, and Mrs. Florence Boatwright. Mrs. Mabel Vermillion j and Mrs. Sara Pease will represent | the unit at the State convention, and | Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Pierce will j

serve as alternates.

Mrs. Vera Bray, national defen,-e chairman, read a letter from the de- \ partment national defense chairman, Mrs. Brown, which stated that the local unit won first place in group II in the window display contest. Mrs. Bray presented the award of five dollars in, defense stamps to the unit. The unit voted to purchase another $100 war bond during the 5th

war bond drive.

Under the direction of Mrs. Brown the beautiful candle light initiation ceremony was given for the following: Miss Norma. Jean Baldwin,, Mrs. Bessie Bassett, Mrs. Helen Martin, Mr. Goldie Spencer, Mrs. Norma Hollowell, Mrs. Lavina Vermillion, Mrs. ! Ella Heavin, Mrs. Julia Ernberg,

: Mi s ! ;,n', no Boatright Mrs" Martin and Mrs. Spencer are gold star mothers of World War II. Others assisting in the initiation ceremony were: Mrs. Lois Conrad, Mrs. Jane Pierce, Mrs. Clara Hubbard, and Mrs. Sara Pease. During the social hour the unit was joined

Jonnie Thomas and her served delicious re , re T table in the < 2 ' beautifully decorated ^ , ors. Those assisting were Mrs. Rachael C 11 Norma Hollowel] ai *

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Patience Thompson Berg will pre-, sent Evan Crawley Jr. in a recital of j violin music Friday, Jume 30, at 7:00 o’clock in the recital room of the Music School. Evan, who Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Crawley and grandson of Dr. and Mrs. VanDenman Thompson, Is only ninie years old, yet he has already advanced in his music far beyond his years. The public is cordially invited.

DR. L. A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St. - Phone 163 CLOVERDALE Free Service Is given at my office on diseases of poultry. Always ready and wilting to advise with you on your uVestook problems. Small animals are given special nttenlon. Stop In at my office and get acquainted.

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