The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 July 1944 — Page 4

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fTTT/.rnrj: Tounfr people of the Methodist | ctturch axe sponsoring a social this P^ritiay evening. Home made ice cream, cake and pie will be served. . 1 Rev. Vernon Bigler, Mr. and Mrs Jess Evans were Sunday dinneguests of Mr. and Mrs. William Zeiner.

.Vfiss Mary Burks left Monday for Battle Ground for a weeks stay Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. Wendall Smith and daughter Luella and son |

Stanley spent one day last week witti

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Mrs. Brown's sister and husband, Mr. , and Mrs. Alva Gowen. Miss Josephine Ader who is in ] nurses training at the City hospital! was a Saturday afternoon and night I visitor of her mother Mrs. Ella Ader. i Mr. and Mrs. Aithur Lisby an<d Rachel are at home from Vandalia, Ohio where they visited Mrs. Lisby's brother Maynard Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown accom- j panied Ted Brown and family of Greencastle, to Indianapolis Sunday , to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown. Mrs. Lillie Ferrand, Greencastl.' was here the Fouit,h calling on relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman who have been spending a few days in Martinsville have returned home. Miss Avis Knetzer attended the funeral of Mr. John Newman at j Coatesville Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Evans spent Saturday at Linton the guest of their daughter, Mrs. Charles f-ritehett and

family.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pnrsell were in Indianapolis over the week end the guest of Mrs. Pursell's mother, Mrs. Lulie Scobee, Mrs. Laura Perkins spent the 4th w.th her sister, Miss Vernia Jackson Mrs. Alice Minter is spending this week with her sister Mrs. Forest Stanley and family west of town. Carolyn Dunkin. of Albany is enjoying a visit with her cousin Louella

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Mr. and Mrs.M Zeiner, Mrs. Dennis Bowen and Noble were in Ben. Davis the 4th the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Whitakei and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Drake and Gloria Jean, Indianapol.s spent the week ei.J w.th Mrs. A. B Hubbard, Who returned home with them for j

a vipit and also with other relatives.) , '(j { y- |'/

Mrs. Ethel Varvel had tnp mis- |

fortune to fall at her home, dislopatr.i’? ' . ’1 i.'> w: '1

Ing her shoulder. |

Marilyn Miller is here fromlcAate.4te"' ' 0 ‘’ ^ ^

ville visiting Wanda Bray. • Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter spent I

the 4th in Brazil.

Mrs. Chris Alios has leturned to home in St. Louis from a visit wdth her.mother, Mrs. Katie Bastin ami other relatives. Mrs. Bastin acconi, panied her daught i home. Mrs. Lulie Bridges in crhtioanV with Mr. and Mis. Leonard Heavin, baling Station attended a home ] coming Sunday at the home of Mr fthd Mrs. Oren Jones near Danville in honor of Clarence Leap of Oregon, Robert Gambold and family of I-a-fayette spent their vacation last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clay Robin-sot-i and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Crosby, Joanne and Saundra of Roachdale, Mr .and j Mrs. Olyn Wright spent Sunday with Mi;, and Mrs. Walter Wright. The Occasion was in honor of the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Olyn Wright

and Joanne Crosby.

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