The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 December 1944 — Page 2

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FOR THAT PERMANENT OR SHAMPOO AND SET BEFORE CHRISTMAS Call 442M FOR APPOINTMENT 2 operators — Miss Madeline Huber and Miss Mildred Carity, 12 years experienced operator. APPROVED BEAUTY SHOP 19 E. Washington St. Greencastle, Indiana

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The Daily Banner and Herald Consolidated “It Waves For AH” S. K. Ilariden, Publisher Entered in the postofflce at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription rates. 15 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Our lives are imitated by someone. Are they showing the iight way or the wrong? In him was life and the life was the light of men.—John 1:4.

PRESENT 3-ACT PLAY

The fifth hour dramatics class :s presenting a play, “Murder .Mansion” on December 13 at 8:00 p. m. in the high school auditoiium. This three act mys-tery-comedy is under the direction of Miss Loraine Brendle. CAST Charlotte Cramer Velma Phillips Ophelia Smith .*. Delight Thompson Mimi Spauling .... Barbara Lisby Mary Marley Betty Jane Anderson Palmer Keen Chris Hamilton Marie Eavoli Norma Jean Peabody Ins. Benjamin Hicks Charles Bamberger Albert Jackson .... Charles Layne Flora Manning Hoyiand Simison Dr. Lionel Hamfrton Bob Thompson Those serving on the committees are; Publicity, Marcia Fay, Charles Layne, Delight Thompson, Chris Hamilton and Charles Bamberger; tickets. Bob Thompson and Marcia Fay; sets, Bob Thompson, Delight Thompson, Chris Hamilton, Betty Jane Anderson, Barbara Lisby, Velma

Phillips and Charles Bamberger; lighting, sound effects, Bob Thompson; student director, Norma Jean Peabody. Joyfft Donnohue, Robert Aker, Aubert Meredith and Gerald Thomas arc assisting with the play.

I^ersonal and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

Club Met With

.Mrs. Walter Koach A pleasant day was enjoyed by the Friendly Neighbors Club of East Greencastle township on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

Walter Roach.

Decorations were in keeping with the Christmas season. Fifteen members were present. The club again adopted the custom of “secret sisters” for the coming year, it having previously been discontinued. Pro-1 grams for 1945 were distributed. ’ Christmas Carols were sung 1 throughout the afternoon’s | meeting, closing with "God Be With You Till We Meet Again.” The Christmas grab bag afforded much pleasure for all. Mrs. O. W. Irwin will be hostess to the club in January.

Mrs. Helen Malloon and baby son of Union City returned to their home Tuesday from the Putnam county hospital.

COLDS: FIGHT MISERY ~ where you feel it—rub A C

throat, chest and

back with time-tested

Mr. and Mrs. John Tharp have returned home aft”r spending the past month vacationing in California and other western states. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brown returned Monday night from Florida and Texas where th^y have been vacationing. While in Florida they visited relatives in Clearwater, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown in Sarasota. •J* v -h -I* * ANNIVERSARIES ’* V;Y »;« -I- *1- I- -I- -I- *'• A -h -5- © Birthdays John Drummond, today, December 12.

Santas -HeadquartersGifts for ALL the Family!

Dresser Sets $5.50 Up

Mrs. Imogene Bratton spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. ■William Modlin of Roachdale was re-admitted to the Putnam County hospital, Monday. Mrs. Mary Sullivan and baby daughter were discharged from the Putnam county hospital Tuesday. Mis. Bernice Sullivan of Spencer returned to her home from the Putnam County hospit al, Monday. Mrs. Dorothy Sutherlin and baby returned to their home from the Putnam County hospital, Monday. Mrs. Lucille Lancaster, 416 east Washington street, returned to her home Monday from the Putnam County hospital. Miss Louise Knauer spent the week end in Chicago visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Kier-

stead.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader have received word that their son, Pvt. Vurlin Rader has arrived safely in Italy. His new address may be obtained from his parents. , v Rev. Claude M. McClure was called to Indianapolis Monday to conduct the funeral of Mrs. Leroy Huddleston, wife of Rev. L. A. Huddleston a retired | Methodist minister. The funeral I was held from the Heath Memorial Methodist church. John Brown, farmer south of ■the city, bought a team of horses at a farm sale north of Brazil Saturday. The horseb were being driven home Saturday evening by a brother-in-law, who was walking behind the team. One horse was struck in a hip by a passing automobile south of the city on State Road 59. The horse was not seriously injured. State Patrolman Walter Rawley investigated the accident—Brazil

Times.

COMING!! “MURDER MANSION DEC EMBER 13 AT 8:15 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. GENERAL AIM)MISSION 30<—RESERVED SEATS 40 ‘- 12-lp.

Home Economics Club To Meet Wednesday The West Madison Home Economics Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Emery Brattain, 510 south College avenue, Wednesday for an all day meeting.

noticr or \|)ui\isti« \tio\ NiOtlcu In here* by given that the u wler signed has been appointed by th<* Judge* of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of India*ai. co-Administrators of the estate of Ivan C. Robinson late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. i Fay Robinson and F. Gilbert Knetzer ('o-Admin 1st ra tor* No. sr.nr.. Omor <\ Akers, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. P O. Stoess.d, Attorney. 12-3t.

XOTICK TO llinnKH* FOR THU PI III 'll % Mt& OF FI HU IIOSU Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the purchase of

tin* following:

400 .ft. of 2H” double Jacket hose brass couplings N. S. T. 2".0 ft. of 1 double jacket hose brass couplings N. S. T. Bidders will be required to furnish full specifications and prlcs. Kach item to be bid on sepnr-

SOCIETY I'.'imday Sewing ’ dub To Meet The Thursday Sewing Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Fechtman at eight o’clock Thursday evening. Members will please note change of meeting

place.

+ + + + Mrs. E. G. Ste*lings To Re Hostess The Wednesday Sewing Club will meet at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. L. G. Stellings. + + + + DiCta Theta Tau To Meet The regular meeting of Delta Theta Tau will be held at the home of Mrs. Martha Elhm Rector Johnson, Wednesday evening at 8:00. + + + + Eraera Club Meets With Mrs. Brown The Past Matrons E.nera Club will meet Friday at 7:30 with Mrs. Cecil Brown. Members concerned about transportation call 220. Besides the piogram the group hopes to do hospital sewing and enjoy 25c gifts. + + + + P. E. O. To Meet Wednesday i <P. E. O.. Sisterhood will meet at 2:30 o’clock Wednesday af ternoon, December 13, at the home of Mrs. Fred Hixson, 72t E. Seminary St. + + + + Keystone Bible Class To Mo-.t The Keystone Bible Class will meet at the Gobin Memorial Church Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Charles Hutcheson. Dr. Demetrius Tillot. son will give a Christmas program entitled “A Defective Santa Claus” by Longfellow. There will be an exchange of

gifts.

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Section 2 Of First Christian ,

Herod at 309 Elm Street Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o clock. Mra. Dustin Stewart and Mrs. Walter Williams are assistant hostesses and Mrs. Margaret Dean will have the devotions. Mrs. J. B. Thomas will have charge of the program. + + + + l.imedale Community Circle Meets Thursday The Umedale Community Cire will have a luncheon at the iiome of Mrs. Basil Sanford on Thursday, December 14. The program committee has charge of the program and devotions. There will be an exchange of outs and election of officers. Everyone bring gifts and food for their families. + + + + Jolly-Get-Together Club .Meets Thursday The Jolly-Get-Together Club will hold its December meeting at the home of Mrs. Clara Rader with an all-day meeting Thursday, December 14. Each member please bring a 25c grab bag gift and a covered dish and table service. + 4* + + Dean McCutchan Is Married In California Dean Robert G. McCutchan, formerly dean of mus'.c at DePauw University and for many years a resident of Greencastle, and Miss Helen L. Cowles were married Monday, December 11th, at Paaadena, California. Dr. George R. Grose, former president of DePauw University performed the ceremony. Mrs. MoCutchan was librarian at Claremont College in California.

THE FASHION SHOP

pletciv execut nion affidavit

Section 2 of the First Chris-

vl tf^l V )

liilis will be pr.operly and com- Church To Meet

executed with noncollu-

as required by law j

and on forms prescribed by the tion Church will meet with Mrs

state Hoard of Accounts that

comply With A.-ts t943. chapter ■ W. R. Hutcheson at 2:30 o’clock 129, pave .is., of the General As-1 'Pbursdav afternoon The devn sembly of the State of Indiana. inursaay anemoon. me devo-| Bids will b e received at the of-1 tions will be by Kir. Fellers and flee of the Clerk-Treasurer of said ; , City until T:::o O’clock p. M. Jan-j there will be a musical program "Tbonder certified check pay- ^ the DePaUW "tudents.

able to the City of Greencastle will be required to be filed with each bid In an amount *qual to

25 per cent of the bid.

The Common Council of said Cltv reserves the right to reject

all bids.

Witness my hand and the seal of said City this 11th day of De-

cember. 1D44.

Mary Jane Ttlaclc,

Clerk-Treasurer,

City of Greencastle, Indiana

12-11.

Relatives received a letter from Lawrence L. Shinn aaying he had viaited for two days with hia brother, Corp. Charlea L Shinn in a hospital in England. Charlea was wounded in France on Sept, 9. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Shinn, west Madison Township.

Just Received—$8.98

Charlie Woodall of CSoverdale was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Monday.

Mrs. Pauline Gough has received word that Pvt. Max Gough has arrived in Italy. His address may be obtained from Mra. Gough.

Curtis Mason of Roachdale was injured In an auto wreck Thursday night east of Avon. He is in the Long hospital at Indianapolis.

Poynts garage at Parkersburj is selling out at public auction Dec. 22. John Poynts has be« in business there for 19 years.

MAIL ROMANCE CLICKS

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UP)A correspondence romance be. tween two 68-year-olds ended li marriage here recently. Mn Etta Mae Mitchell became Mn, John P. Schafer. The bride uk groom had never seen each otlei until their wedding day.

Will CLOSE this WEDNESDAY at 4. Store Christmas Party.

Pen Strike Cause

Comb, Brush and Mirror

MAX FACTOR SETS EVENING IN PARIS Coty’s Sets, Powder, Perfume, Rouge, Cutex Sets Manicure Sets Compacts, Bath Salts, Powder. Shaving Sets, Lotion, Powder, Cream, Poker Chips, Playing Cards, Card Games, Chinese Checkers, Tobacco, Pipes, Bill Folds, Stationery, Novelty Items.

NOW is the time to do your Christmas Shopping.

Mullins' Drug Store

WEST SIDE SQUARE

RIGHTSELL INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENCY 22 S. Indiana St Greencastle, Indiana I— Mil

CENTRAL FIGURES of the revolt at the Atlanta Federal penitentiary ere the above two of six convictid Nazi aaboteura and apiea, George John Daach, top, and Ernest Peter Burger, who were unong eight IfcMsfi landed from lubmarines on Ve Met coast In 1942. Twenty - He H-Jhvieti regelled at the Institution because they objected being confined with be saboteurs. (IntetMtional).

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met Mrs. Mrs

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Missionary Society i Meets Thursday s ***

The Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will meet Thursday at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Busch 200 E. Berry. Every one is requested to buy a 25c gift suitable for a

child.

, n + + + + Friendship H. E. Club Me,"ting Wednesday The Friendship Home Economics Club will hold it’s annual Christmas Party at the hone of Mrs. Lucille Jones on Wednesday, December 15. + + + •!• Locust Grove Club Meets With Mrs. Reeves The Locust Grove Club Wednesday afternoon with Clifford Reeves instead of Ross Hanks. Nineteen members, one guest and four children were

present.

Contests were won by Mrs. Flora Lewman, Miss Louise Booher and Mrs. Arthur Glitz, After the exchange of Christmas gifts refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Ross Hanks, Mrs. Alva Pruitt, Mrs. Clyde Metz, Mrs. Ed Casstty, Mrs. Harve Bressler, Mrs. Zane Gentry, Mrs. Ivan Proctor, Mrs. [ Clifford Hints, Mrs. Oacar Coffman, Mrs. Walter Booher, Miss Louise Booher, Mrs. Ray Sallust, Mrs. Roes Bullerdick, Mrs. Arthur Glitz, Mrs. Flora Lewman, Mrs. Geo. Eetea, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Rayborn Handley and Mrs. Frank Tharp, a guest Also the four children, Edwin Rhea and Wallace Lynn Estes, Lloyd Gentry and Linda La Proctor, and the hostess, Mrs.

Reeves.

The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Gentry. + + + +

Golden Link Ctab Meets Wednesday The Golden Link Club wit* meet Wednesday with Mra. Lee McNeely on South Locust. Ruth Fry will have the program. Please bring Christmas gifts.

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8. C. C. To Meet Tuesday

S. C. C. Will meet at the home of Mrs. W. E. McBride foe their Christmas meeting Tuesday night at 7:30. Ruth Stewart will be the assistant hostess. Mm. Mary Rabins, Mrs. Frances Rector and Mrs. Clara Edwards will , be on the entertainment com-

mittee.

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Section S Will

Meet on Thursday

Section 3 of the First Christian Church will meet with Mrs. J. W.

G IF TS

For Everyone On Your List Make your selections now for Grandmother, Dad, Son .... in fact, you’ll find suitable gifts in our stock for every age .... and Santa Claus is so busy this year, you'd better pitch in right now on that last minute shopping .... Still plenty of fine Christmas cards left, but they’re going fast.

’G J SAM HANNA'S BOOK STOW