The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1944 — Page 4

THI CJAllY BAhl^ER, (JREErtCASTl?, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, ]94'4.

SOCIETY NEWS Min* .MarlWtu Hell« Kl»»«*y ( Itride Of KhImtI K. Iliintt T^i«‘ Shelbyville UeiiKH rat ssys; In a lovely ceremony solemnized Saturday evening at 8:00 o'clock in the Morristown Methodist Chun’h, Miss Marietta Uelle Kirisey, daughter of Mrs. Maurice McKlbben, of Long E ach Cal., former resident of Morristown, became the bride of Robert E. Hurst, son of Mrs. Mayme Hurst of Morr.stown. The church was decorated with terra, palms, white asters and pink gladioli. The single ring vows were read by Dr. G. S. Snyder, of Indianapolis, before a white satin altar which was flanked with white picket paling and candelabra. White candles tied with pink tulle and white asters lighted the aislu leading to the altar.

Mrs. Henry Gordon, organist, played a program of bridal music and Mrs. Eeon Paris, soloist, sang "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life,” “Because" and “I Love You Truly," before th ■ ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her step-father. She wore a gown of candlelight sat« fahh tmed with a sweetheart neckline and a fitted bodice. Tne crushed sleeves tillered to points over the h inds and tie luil skirt fell into a fan. shaped train. Her fingertip ved was of English illusion and was caught with a cluster of or - ange blossoms. She carried a white Bible on which was arranged errhids. White sat.n streamer:: knotted with brides roses nnd baby a breath fell from the or.h'da. Miss Rita Mae Henley, of Gwynneville, was tic maid of honor. She wore a Wedgewood blue frock of Lit-

heart neckline and the flowing skirt was made with a tadored bow in the back. She carried a bouquet of purple, fuchsia and deep pink asters and wore matchiicg Lowers in her hair. Miss Beverly Bngle and Miss Barbara Unger, of Morristown, were ttvj senior and junior bridesmaids. Their frocks were of fall rose taffeta with romance necklines, fitted bodices and full sk.ifs with bussle bows kn the buck.Thoy carried purple and pink asters and wore the same flowers In their hair. Wilbur Elliott, of (Indianapolis, waa best man and ushers were James G, Westerfield, of Morriat.nvn, and Warren E. Tr bby, U. S. Navy. The bride's mother chose a dress of daytime blue trimmed with soquins. Her accessories were black ar. I she wore a corsage of pink rosea and babys breath. The groom’s m.itdsoldler blue with

silver sequin trim. Her acre-ts were black and her coisage was of red roses and babys breath. Mrs, Emma O'Hair, grandmother of the bride, chose a dress of deep purple will) black accessories and wore gar-

denias.

.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the former horn.* ol the bride's mothei in Morristown.

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Baptist Co-Workers Will .Meet Thursday The Co-Workers of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday at 2:80 p. in. at the home of Mrs. Mayme Leslie, 9 east Berry street. All women of the church are cordial-

ly invited.

Planning Committee or Connell ot Chilis Meets

Ten members of the Ureencaatle Council of Clubs planning cominitteu met Tuesday night at 7:30 o’clock to continue formulating plans for an ail year recreational program for Greencastle. The next meeting will be held Thursday, September 28th, at H p. m. at the high school building.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Held Anniversary Dinner

A dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Patrick, south of New Maysville, celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary, a:i*l the 33rd birthday anniversary

their son, Eugene Patrick.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Wilson and sons .Donald lx-e and

of Orawfordsville. Many '.vere pres-, ent from distant places.

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True Secret Class

Classified Ads

FOR BALK: Florence Hat Blast I Heater No. 53. Good shape, $15

Meet Friday „„ HSmmett Hurst, R. 3. 27-2p True Secret Class of the Fillmore |

Christian Churc-h v/iU meet with Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Schafer Friday

evening. • — — —J* — *

The Business and Professional WoiKes’a Club To Meet Tne Business and Professional Women's Club will moot at the Nurses Home Thursday evening at 7:."0.

FOR SALE: Cast furnace, cheap size 22 inches. Jesse Eggers, Clove: dale. 25-27-2a

Club Women To Meet Thursday

Thursday at the Gobin Methodist church, Putnam County Federated Club women will be hostesses to th? women of Fifth District, including women fiom Vigo, Hendricks, Vermillion, Clay and Parke counties. Putnam county officers and chairmen nnd Putnam district chairmen will act as reception committee. The convention will open at 9:.'50 v\5th assembly singing led by Mrs. G. C. Kck, district music chairman from Terre Haute. After the pledge of allegiance, invocation will will he given by Mrs. Edward Buitlett,

off greetings by Mrs. Frank Donner, a

past state secretary, with response by Mrs. Orris Reiter of Judson. Tile business session will start

FOR SALE: Canvas wont g»v.:n. C. A. Webb s Flrestope Home Auto and Supply Store. 9-25-27, 2t

"' A YTRiv | excelL„t Jo| m W. Ki r „ , rick stat.vn " _ wanted7q est le, 11

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FOR SAX£: Apples, Carl Moore ai Raccoon, State Road 43. 18-ood,

FOR SALE: Poland China boar: and gilts. Market type. Noble Alle , Grecncastle Route 2, phone Mt. Meridian. 6-13-20-27-4p

FOR SALE: Lir^um irmHaases. Tarquin Hawkins farm. 2 1-2 mh:: south on cemetery road. 23-25-27-3p.

FOR SALE: Dairy pails. Limit one to a customer. C. A. Webbs Firestone Home Auto and Supply Store. 9-25-27, 21

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FOR SALE: One Papec ensilage cutter;40 ft. pipe, medium size; one Stover Feed chopper, medium size. Grind your fodder, it will feed on. - third farther. Walter S. Campbell.

j 25-27-21.3

FOR SALE: Model 97, 12 gauge Winchester pump gun in case. Phone 819-R or 213-W after 5:00 p. in. 26-21

promptly at 9:80 with three minute —

Byron and Mr and Mrs Forest u.l rt ‘ po,ta county presidents ami Sth { FOH 8AI ' £: Wl,cat ' sullablc fo ' By.on. and Mr. and Mrs. 9 0.est (!halrm , n . Mrs MBurice Kp . seed,free from rye. Howard Farrow

pert of Indianapolis, state legislative I ,r '’ ^ hiilcs west of Morton on .58. chairman will speak on proposed! i ! 26-Ip

laws of interest to club women. (5

min.)

“Memories” by Mrs. Frank Andeeson, Marshall ar.d Mrs. Edwin Canine, parliamentarian. 11:05 War Bonds and Stamps — Mrs. Oscar Ahigren, chairman Wom-

paid. John

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Edgar street. WAN' unfu:

hou.ii'. t Young work a. Post O: i

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Federation of (tubs To Meet Thursday

The Fifth District Federation Clubs will meet on Thursday

Gobin Church at 9:30.

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The Dorcati Class To Meet Wednesday

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FOR SALE: F-12 Farmall tractowith cultivators, breakirg plow and disc. Reese Jobe, Reelsville. 26-6p»

Tbs Dorcas COasa of the Baptist an ’ s War Finance.

FOR SALE: Fancy Grimes Golden and other varieties apples, $1.50 to $2.50. South Orchard, Bainbridge.

25-6p.

11:80 Address “Let’s Talk About Us” Mis. Cogley Cole, 1st vice pres. 1

1FWC.

11:45 Price Control H.

Nunley.

Burcti

! FOR BALE: Apples. Schuyler Arnold, mile and a half west of StillesviHe on Road 40. 23-Cp.

f That* days when conservation is a I home-front motto, good paint pror teetten ie not a luxury—but a 4 necessity. Next in importance to a complete pointing job is a check-up and a touch-up ef those vital paints where deterieration and decay begin. So if circumstances prevent your felting a complete painting fob Mils Spring, be sure te protect swell vital places as these around - Of *4 dears, wlndaws, porches, downspouts and gutters"with Lowe Brothers quality Surface Savers.

HIGH STANDARD HOUSE PAINT ^ Previn ■** and Dacny and Save Kaplaeeaianrt with Uowe Srot/fers SCREEN ENAMEL

whureh will meet w.th Mrs. Henry Ewing Wednesday evening at 7:30. Please remember to firing articles

for the Mother Behind.

+ + 4* + I Nunley. j FOR BALE: Let* Cumtoinatioo. OrtW <K Eaatnrn Star i Adjourn for luncheon social room. 1 Mill. W. E. Martin, Greene astir', R. Tu Meat Friday ) } 115 “itream Pollution'’—Joseph I. 4 - 25-4p.

District fall meeting ot the 0/\l«r J*'.. State Board of Health, of Eastern Stur will lie held in Wave- ' Violin solo by Mrs. 1 Herman land, Fr.day, Sept. 29 at 8:00, ac- Berg of DePauw School of Music. 1

1:45 “The Road Ahead”^Mrs. W.

H. Lyklns. • • v*

01 TevgH, Wear■Mtotlaf Protadlan wMi * lowe Brothers PORCH A DECK PAINT

ALLAN LUMBER CO. Inc

carding- to the announcement of the. president, Mrs. Mae Tuttle of Park County. Mrs. LaVonne Norman, tfvj first Vice-President, will be in ch&rga

of the program. Mrs. iPbobe Blown State Farm. Is the Second Vice-President. J Report of committees.

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Charten McIntyre Hum.red at Dinner

Ninety relatives and friends of

diaries McIntyre, Roochdale who Mrs. Rex Boyd, Mrtr. Jesse Risbsom-

cefebrated his sixty-sixth birthday er.

September 17th, surprised him with a Registration Mils. Park Dunbar,

room of the Mrs. Bernard Handy

Collins (Bainbridge)

FOR SALE: Apples, several different varieties. McCullough Orchard j Phone Rural 9F2. 13-tf

FOR BALE: Baby stroller and

2:30 The Human Bide of Penology** 1 snow suit. Mrs. J. F. Callahan, west Floyd Hemmer. supt. of Indian* Elizabeth street. 26-3p.

Closing business. Election of officers.

Adjournment.

Pages Mrs. Jamys

G. Hughes,

FOR BALE: One 18 months cld white male hog, eligible to register, immuned; one 14 months old polled white face bull; one 10 ft. galvanized hbg seif-feoder. Robert Houst in, ClQveniale,.R. 1. 26-2t.

501 North Indiana Street.

Phone 403

KEEP BACKING THE ATTACK WITH EXTRA WAR BOfiDS

dinner at th* dining

Christian Church Sunday noon. He received many nice cards and gifts. Guests of honor s'.atexl with Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre at a special table wcr« Rev. and Mrs. McOaughey, Rev. Hamprles and Captain and Mrs. Thomas B. Taylor. Among those having birthdays on this date were Mix. J. W. Wvlls of Indianapolis,

FOR SALE: One GE refrigerator ( with new unit. See John Danbury

Mrs. Dolby Putnamville. 26-3t.

Everyone interested invited. AN M AI. O. E. S. INSPECTION HELD IN i : :.I.M()KK WED

The annual inspection, of Fillmore and C'wrlale C.iapters of the Order of the Eastern Star was held in

Have a “Coke”=Otlichno! (SWELL!)

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a way to rate with a Russian sailor M ***** port*, newly-arrived Russian sailors encounter a familiar American If** dro hearty Have a "Gain" of a Yankee tu... end the Russian M he replies, Otlichno! In many lands around the globe, Coca-Cola is

of the pause that refreshes, —has become the happy intro-friendly-minded folks, just as it is when served in your SOTTICD UNDII AUIHOSITY Of IHf COCA COIA COMPANY SY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.. Inc.

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Mrs. Martha Myers and Cecil Dore F.llmore, Wednesday night, Septemeammememmemmmae^mum^mmtmm^^ her 20.

Opening and closing cerdHonies were held by Fillmore Chapter, and ^ Clover.laL gave the initiation. The Worthy Grand Maims, Mrs. , Mildnd Y. Smith of Wsu?aw, waa ! escorted to the “East" where’ she i was presented a miniature school . which contained her gift f,om Fillmore. Cloverdale presented the i diploma ns a reward of her work wnich held the gift from their chapi ter. The Worthy Grand Patron j Gerald Sewell „f ottenbein was escorted East and presented a gift.: j They .also received certificates of, honorary memibership in Fillmore Chapter, the presentation was made

by Margaret Robinson.

Other distinguishsd gu:sU present Otto W. Cox, Fast Grand Patron; Mrs. Helen Bonebnake, Associate Grand Matron; Mrs. Margaret WosLembarger, Associate Grand Conductress; Mrs. Sonoma Woodruff Grand Adah; Mrs. Wi.’berta Scuddcr’ Grand Es'Jier; Mrs. Pe ar i Brit*’ 1 Grand Martha; Mrs. A lta Oldham’ Grand Elect*. Mrs. Freetla Hodge’. District Deputy was welcomed and presented a gift from Cloverdale Chapter. Three Orard Representative were present. Mr.-,. Maine Reed Cloverdale chapter; Mrs. G.rald Bowell, Otter bed n Chapter and Eva Loa Lm,-berry, Stilesville Chaiker TWe Worthy Grand Matron and Worthy Grand Patron assisted by Airs. Freoda Hodge delicated three Children to the principles of the order. Those dedicated were daughters of Mrs. Floy Nichols, Mrs. Kathyleau, Skelton and Mrs. Weybum Dudley The Worthy Grand Matron gave valuable instruction* to the chapter members and a very inspiring talk on the Flag. Talks were also given by the Gran 1 Patron, Grand Martha and

'the District Deputy.

A dim’©r was held at 6:30 for the Grand Officers and members front Fillmore and Cloverdale Chapters. A large crowd was present, rnpresenting many chapters over

State.

^Cofce”*: Coca-Cola It’s natural f° r popular name* to acquire friendly abbreviation*, That's why you hear Cuca-Cok called “Cake”.

FOR SALE: Child's bed and mattress, 30x54; high chair and round oak dining room table. Harold Eastham, Phone 260-W. 26-2p. FOR SALE: Cider and apples. Buchhelt Orchard. 26-tf. FOR SALE: Green beans for canning. Mrs. Clyde Grimes, phone 2F12. 26-21.

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months to s yei

Orr's Tavern. U-. I...,, cn 90n hour. S • M

over Lit

M ?tta ■■’■inut ertf

WANT riers. \- 861-MX.

FOR SAL

Clove :

roo*i: i) ii $3500. J. T.

Ml Kr.

A iivt

Furnace, rt, good Christie

FOR SALE: good location, ancc p:. tuio. good ham. Ii per acre. J. T.

A !60 120 acm Seven cirl city Christk

-Fork

FOR !’ large si/.i

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LOST: Chateau noon. Hi "LOST: morning. LOST , 314 Eli i. E. Stevi i

-liOSt* Childs nut, 1 Ihmtrc, Sai^ turn te Baiwf,

ndle «*■, oundcaT icr, e (V-’.-jn

Hawif

FOR BALE: 4 sows and 36 pigs; 2 milk cows and 1 calf. Jim Dunn. Limedale. 28-2p. TOR 8ALE~OR~WIu7tRADE for springer heifer, good poled Shorthorn bull. Albert Buffo, first house east of Floyd Center School. 26-2t.

FOR SALE: Two dozen White Leghorn pullets, ready to lay, $2.00 each. Mrs. Russell Thomas, Bainbridge R. 1. 27-lp.

TOR SALE: Phone 803-RX.

Electric coke cooler. 27-lp.

FOR SALE: Team of 5 year old horses and wagon. See V. Frank Jones or Phone 22F5. | TOR SALE: I wihite leather occassional chair; 2 Royolehroce foot stools; I Royolchrone leather revolving ahair; 1 elecbrle clock; 1 linen table cloth ar.J 12 napkins; service for eight in Imperial Previlion Chinn diahes; 8 Footoria goblobi .and shcrberts; 1-2 doz. knives end forks community plate, Bird of Paradise pat Lcrn; 2 all vexil blue blankets with satin binding; 1 porcelain deep well cooker; 2 doz. Mason fruit jars. 607 S. Locust Street. 27-2ts.

FOR SALE: Good Jerse'y cow, 0 years old with calf by side; one sow open. 7 miles west of Greencantlc, R. B. 4, John E. Wells. 27-2p.

TOR SALE: Saw mill wood, $1.50 cord at mill; $2.75 a cord delivered In 5 cord loads. Phil Adamson, 8 miles west on W. B. Singleton farm. 27-eev.l

FOR BALE: Large size kraut cutter. Phone 794. 27-It.

FOR BALA: Pre-war baby coiriage, good condition. Call 782-W. 27-lp.

FOR SALE" Frying ohjekenCharley Wood, Fox Ridge. 27-lp.

Auto - Fire - INSURANCE Save 25o n Firm EZRA ( ItAfT

JtEBUI make c i bas s. Ca prices. FOR I hot ivah Momir.s

COOL gomery sulated degi.es

MOTOal 1 jut-rif i time. Crt 1 • gJiy; Egl at- r, < -‘ 0< * e. Ph«» TRHOM* 1 i Rock'

r \X>E: dc-od for gt-d m. K. 1.

WIU^ TL months old, Claud Crod

We pay

Prompt reenuu Furnish Sucks ar. • Charge to our custoWj & Sons. John H. N' eUlt

vine. Ky.

FIRESTONE 'UCtoC capping and •il'-"'"

teed. C. A

Supply. 9L 1 P ut

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refund. G. B W

"I <un run or

same is done. Lcmcke Bldg ,

tana.’’

“Xnnoiwcembn 11 Beauty Shop. (,| '' n ,, Thursday, Sept. 28. PEN N V P® 81 September 30 111 Community Hou.'*’- ^ C. Club. Just Received: 1'

drill;

spreader.

Coop. Phoi

|__ horse Putnam c °-

743.

-Found'

" TOUND: 2 bird hrov/n spotted,

Iowa Street. Je* 5 ‘

garage mh Walnut

. calibre rifle car-

thc tndges. Miller Drive In Store. .

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