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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1,

The Daily Banner and Herald Consolidated “It Waves For All” S. K. Rarlden, I’nhllsher Entered In the postoffice at ^ Greencastle, Indiana as second I class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. SuUscription rates. 15 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. 17-10 South Jackson Street.

TODAY’S niP.I.E THOUGHT I There is no need to stumble in the dark. Your way will grow plainer every day if you travel in the right direction: The path ol the just is as the shining light, that shineth more ana more unto the perfect day.— , Prov. 4:18.

For Christmas

Join Our Christmas Club NOW! Deposit - and - Receive 25c weekly - - $ 12.50 50c weekly - - 25.00 1.00 weekly - - - 50.00 2.00 weekly 100.00 5.00 weekly - - - 250.00 10.00 weekly * - - 500.00

Let's BUY Bonds — MORE War Bonds this year, so that we may buy gifts next year for our loved ones who have returned. Let's BUY Bonds this year so that in 1954 we • may buy postwar, improved gifts. Central Christmas Club members who saved nearly $20,000 in 1944 were urged to buy War Bonds *vith their savings. Christmas 1945 will be bigger and better if you start now with a Central Christmas Club.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

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IN PUTNAM COUNTY GREENCASTLE, IND.

AIRPLANE CRASH ficer T. L. Bamberger, Alameda, Cal., died in the crash. City Manager Walter W. Cooper of San Diego, riding in the seat next to Knox, was hurt

seriously. Knox said he was awake as i he plane started coming in for the landing. “That's probably why I’m alive,’’ he said. “I’m a pretty

§*cr«*on al and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Harris have purchased the Martin property at 909 south Locust street.

lucky man. There wasn’t any motor trouble or anything that I was aware of.”

Banner Adv. Pays

ITS HOT TOO UTE TO Insulate! iU We hove a large slock of Rock wool and Rock wool Batts on hand. MAKE YOUR HOME COMFORTABLE! JUST RECEIVED Carload Red Cedar Posts! Supply of Steel Posts on Hand. Paints and Roofing. Metzger Lumber Co.

117 W. Franklin St.

Phone 262

FOR THE MEN IN YOUR LIFE 65< to 2-50

The pride and Joy of every man’s life—his tie collection! That’s Why we’ve taken such pains to select these handsome ties for you to rive “him” for Christmas. Beautiful patterns, smart solids. Come see for yourself. All Gifts Boxod

Cannons

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Mrs. Dolores Cline, formerly of Greencastle, Is seriously ill at per home In Plainfield. Mrs. Glenn Rollings and baby daughter have returned home from the county hospital. There will be all-day services Sunday at the Palestine churcn !n charge of Elder F. S. Fisher. Mrs. Arthur Rogers and baby daughter have returned home from the Putnam County hospital. Mrs. Amos Ferrand and baby laughter of Fillmore, have returned home from the Putnam County hospital. Pfc. Edward Harris Is home on leave from Camp Shelby, Miss. He will report^ back to camp on Dec. 5th. Mr*r Fern Grimes received a telegram Friday from her husband, Cpl. John F. Grines saying that he had arrived overseas. Donald Dobbs of Muncie is visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Hurst and Louella Dobbs. Donald has just returned from overseas where he has been stationed for the past 3 years.

SOCIETY NEWS

Mrs. Charles Rector Hostess Monday

The Monday Club will meet at

2:30 Monday afternoon with j tertain the

Mrs. George Bock. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Flint and family, Mr. and ! Mrs. George Bock and sons. Mr. • and Mrs. Eugene Snider, Mr. and ! Mrs. Russell Bock and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Tneodore Bock and family and the host, Mr. Bock. A very enjoyable day was spent and all left wishing Glenn much luck in the future.

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Kendall-Nail .Marriage Announeed Robert Kendall of Washington, D. C., son of Raymond Kendall, formerly of Clinton township. was united in marriage to Miss Athelia Nail, also of Washington, D. C., Saturday evening,

Nov. 18.

Those present at the wedding were the bridegroom’s father, Raymond Kendall of Indianapolis, and the bridegroom’s aunt. Mrs. Mabel Collier of Washington, D. C. Mr. Kendall Is connected with the War Production Board in Washington. Mrs. Kendall is a secretary In the Navy Department there. They will make their home for the present just outside of Washington in Arling-

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Kindergarten Mothers M«»t Friday The Kindergarten Mothers will meet Friday at 7:30 in the City

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.Mrs. Clyde Wlldman I

Entertains Monday

Mrs. Clyde Wildman will en--

DePauw Women’s

PROMPT ACTION!STRICT PRIVACY^ Simply tell us how much you need. We’ll do the dements made quickly And easily, -without taconvei2.^ rr *' l *M

Loans Up to $300.

INDIANA LOAN CO.

Phone u |

10% East Washington St.

GIRLS-BOYS HEN-WOMEN NOW UNTIL SPRING PUNTING Take A Job Where You Can “Continue To Help Win The War" PART-TIME - - FULL-TIME NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. 1. Light factory; essential. 2. Postwar Jobs. 3. Permanent; full time. 4 High moral standards. 5. Clean; healthful. 6. Dining room; good food. 7. 8 hours plus overtime. 8. Pleasant people. Employment Office BEMIS BRO. BAG CO. 1940 Barth Ave. (South) INDIANAPOLIS

Mrs. Charles Rector. Members please bring “white elephants” lor the Christmas grab bag. 4- d- + -l* Entcrtain.-d Guests At Turkey Dinner

Club at tea Monday, December 4 from 3:00 to 5:00.

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Salnbridge Group Plans Program The Missionary Society of the

Sanford Bock entertained with Eainbridge Christian church is a turkey dinner Sunday, Novem- planning to give a special prO'

her 26th, in honor of Glenn Flint, who will soon leave to enter the service. The occasion was also the celebration of the birthday rnniversarles of Mrs. Naomi Dock and Billy Bock, and the 5th wedding anniversary of Mr. and IS BMUPIY MHERITBDI

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pram at the church next Sunday evening, Dec. 3rd. beginning at 7:30 o’clock, In observance of Woman’s Day. The public is cordially invited to attend. The following program has been ar i anged: Congregational song; prayer song; prayer, Mrs. Grace McKeehan; quartet, “Scatter Sunlight.” Mrs. Maude Ceilings Mrs. Ruth Steele, Mrs. Sietta Crews and Miss Thursa Etcheson; sermonette, Rev. Frank Smith; duet, “Jesus Leads.” Mrs

Mrs. ftRlude

Collings, accompanied by Mrs. Rosetta Etcheson; playlet, “The Last Best Hope.” Cast of characters, Grandma Gray, Mrs. Ruth VanCleave; Miss Susan Huntley, Mrs. Josephine Zenof: Mrs. Stephen Gray, Mrs. Claire Ross; Gail Morrison, Mrs. Marie Tohnson; offering; invitation; missionary benediction.

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Mrs. Simpson Stoner Honored At P. E. O. Tea One of the most charming social events of the year was the tea given by Chapter I, P. E. O. on December the first at thi home of Mrs. Clyde E. Wildman, 125 Wood street, in honor of Mrs. Simpson Stoner, who has lecently been elected state president of the P. E. O. organization. In the receiving line with Mrs. Wildman and Mrs. Stoner, were

Mrs. Victor Raphael, vice-presi-dent of the local chapter; Mrs. Jessie Moore Hawkins who was the first president of Chapter I end who has also served as state president, and Mrs. Jane Curtis Hearst, a former member of the state executive board. In the .•econd receiving line were Miss Sara Jean Wildman, Miss Lucy Louise Longden, Mrs. James Pence and Mrs. Fred Ritchie. The guests were greeted by Mrs. W. M. Blanchard as they entered the large living room. She was assisted by Mrs. Nellie Anderson, Mrs. John Tennant, Miss Margaret Gilmore, Miss Carmen Slewert, Miss Helen Birch, Mrs. Ferd Lucas and Mrs.

F. W. Hixson.

MYs. J. P. Allen, Jr., and Mrs. Frank Jones invited the guests into the dining room which was in charge Of Mrs. Laurel Turk The tea-table was presided over by Mrs. W. M. McGaughey, Mrs. Charles J. Arnold, Mrs. F. C. Tilden and Miss Lela Walls. Other members of the chapter who served in the dining-room

were Mrs. Fowler Brooks, Mrs. | poned.

Grafton Longden. Sr., M i Fraley, Miss Mildred Dimmid Miss Ermina Mills, Mrs. R i Pence, Mrs. A. W. Crandall i Mrs. Paul Fay. Over two hundred friends i Mrs. Stoner were entertain Out of town guests included 1 John Eberwein, Mrs. Critchfield, Mrs. Guy W. Seats Mrs M. W. Pickett, Mrs. Cynt» Cragle, Mrs. Paul Kilby. Mary F. Michaels, all of Indi ft polls; Mrs. W. T. Morgan, i Bloomington and Mrs. Richards, of Kokomo. The members of the com tee who assisted Mrs. Wild in planning the tea were 1 Edward Bartlett, president •Jhapter I; Mrs. W. M. Bin ard, Mrs. Fowler Brooks Victor Raphael Mrs. F. C. 1 and Miss Leia Walls. Music was furnished ttm out the afternoon by Deft University talent.

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Fortnightly Club Meeting Postponed

The December meeting d t Fortnightly Club has been p

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PHONE I

SOT. JOHN R. MORTON, ville, Mo., soldier who received the DSC for killing 29 Germans in France, points to a bullet hole In his helmet made during the i lighting on Metz-Nancy front. He was uninjured. (International)

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