The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 December 1944 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, .FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1944.

JIDT.E STEVENSON TO REST ME LAW PR ACTICE

Judge A. J. open an office

Stevenson will in Danville for

the practice of law soon after the first of the year. He has 1 urchased the business building on the south side of the square, now occupied by the Mitchell dress shop, of Mrs. B. M. O’Brien.

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judge Stevenson began the practice of law here following Ids graduation from the law •'chool of Indiana University. £ j For several years he was associated with Judge E. M. Blessing in the practice of law. In 1930 he was elected judge of the Hendricks circuit court and served for six years. After retiring from tne bench he was

appointed first assistant attorney general of the state, and served in that capacity for twoj years. While holding the position he was elected judge of the Indiana Appellate court for a term of four years. Gov. Schricker appointed him state director of Financial Institutions two years ago and he has served in that capacity since. He .•ecently tendered his resignation, effective January 1.—Dan-

ville Gazette.

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Christ for This Crisis Sunday Afternoon, Dee. 17th 2:30 P. M. ASSEMBLY ROOM - COURT HOUSE HEAR REV. DAVID G. CANINE In A Stirring, Patriotic Message Don't Forget to Hear BENNY MORGAN Pastor Shelby St. Methodist Church, Indianapolis Saturday Evening, Dec. 16th 7:30 P. M. ATTEND THE NIGHTLY SERVICES CONTINUING THROUGH DEC. 23RD.

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Herald Consolidated “It Waves For All" S. R. Rarlden, Publisher Entered In the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of

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SOCIETY

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT

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Home Ee Chib

Mrs. Ruth Ragan was hostess to the West Floyd Home Economic Club, Dec. 13. Twenty-one members and two visitors enjoyed the bountiful

pitch-in-dinner.

The afternoon meeting was to i begun by all repeating the club 1 creed. The flag pledge'was given and the National Anthem sung. Leaders and com.nittacs were

appointed.

| The les.":n on “Packed Lunch- ! eon" was given by Mrs. Lsola i Modlin. This was demonstrated

Intemperance and excess are

not justified; We should Keep., iUustrated by a p layle tt. ourselves fit for our unfinished! tii _ j ^

task: Take thine ease, drink and

oe merry.—Luke 12:19.

J^ersonal and LOCAL NEWS IlKIEFS

All enjoyed the g»ab bag presents. The remainder of the afternoon was given over to contests

which all enjoyed.

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Xmas Meeting Held Wednesday

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Mrs. Hattie Thomas is confined to her home by illness. H. L. Custis, Reelsville, is a patient in the Putnpm County

hospital.

Miss Doris Trout and Miss Helen Tilly spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Marie Tate. ‘ Mrs. Icey Smith, Ohio street, returned to her home Friday from the Putnam County hos-

pital.

Elizabeth Ann Cannon returned to her home Thursday from the Methodist hospital in Indian-

cpolis.

Mrs. Margaret Jones, Maple avenue, returned to ' her home Friday from the Putnam county

nospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Otha Zimmer-

man are the parents of a daughter bom Friday morning at the

Putnam County hospital. Pvt. Harold Eubank’s new ad-

dress is: Pvt. Harold Eubank 35901117, M. IF. Det. Lawson General Hospital, Atlanta, Ga. j

Raymond Hurst, son of Mrs.

Lucille Williams inlisted in the United States Navy and will report for duty Monday, December

18.

Curtis Mason, Roachdale mechanic, has been in an Indianapolis hospital since he wrecked

| The Christmas meeting of Maple Heights W. S. C. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Mable Covert. Wednesday, Dec. 13th, at 2:00 p. m. The meeting opened ioy ringing America, after which Mrs. Clara Rader read the 62nd Psalm. Silent Night was then rung by the group and ten mem- . hers and two guests answered roll call. Several children were

also present.

, A short business meeting was held and Mrs. Mable Covert presented an article entitled “Education and Cultivation” from the Methodist Woman. “God Be With You Till We Meet Again” was sung and the meeting disn.issed with prayer by Mrs. Grace Walts. During the social hour there was a gift exchange and two contests presented by the hostess were won by Mrs. Mamie Chadd and Mrs. Irene Clark. Dainty refreshments

nere served.

A Christmas bazaar, held in connection with the meeting, was highly successful and many useful and pfetty articles were sold. I ^

The next meeting will be at GIFT

Warning! WATCH OUT FOR SNIFFIY * Head Colds Head colds can cause much suffering Don’t suffer needlessly. Just put a lit tie Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Relieve: sneezy, stuffy distress. Also helps prevent many colds from developing if used in time! Try it. Follow directions In folder. Works fine! VICKS VATRONOI sod N ght,” O Baby, Thee 1 Love,’’ “Carol Of The Birds,” “At The Manger.” The program concluded with the entire group joining in the singing of favorite and well-loved Christmas carols. The piano accompaniments were supplied by Mrs. Hinken and

Mrs. Conrad.

The beautiful Christmas decorations, the singing and the dainty refreshments all contributed towards making this a most delightful affair.

, -I- v -I- -i•Section Two Met Thursday

Section Two of The First Christian church met with Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Thursday afternoon, with Miss Florence

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Flinn, Mrs. L. W. Hudlin, Miss Edith Browning and Mrs. Lee Martin as assistant hostesses. The Christmas program was given by H. C. Fellers and Miss Leish gave a group of vocal numbers with Miss Grogan accompanist. The section members brought gifts for the Beginners department of the 'tiurch school.

RATIONING NOTICE

Sugar stamps 30 through 34 are good for five pounds of sugar until further notice.

BILL OK Ith.HTS , INDIANA i’uLIS, DeT (UP)—The first known tejt the "G. 1. bill or rights" i n iana was introduced todiy, I. G. DIenhart. a discharged vioeman, sought to regain former civilian position aa * intendent of Weir Cook , Larry A. Parsons, Indlis c.ty personnel director tended that the city w u obligated morally or U nde,i terms of the fddcral bill to Dienhart h.s job again. be$Dienhart quit the cuperinter to enlist in the Navy Seal*

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Friday Sewing Circle Met December 8

The Friday Sewing Circle met 1 with Mrs. Army Custis for a pitch-:n dinner and meeting Dec

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his car east of Avon Thursday 8 with 12 members and 2 guests, night. The cause of the accident I Mrs. Olive Graver and Mrs. is unknown. Mason was the only Custis, present, one involved. He was traveling j The house was beautifully dec west when his car swerved from , orated in keeping with the the road and struck the cement Christmas season.

oridge abutment on the south side. The car was totally wrecked and Mason was pinned in until the authorities arrived to take him out.—Danville Gazette.

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Birthdays

Amos Clinton, 45 years today,

December 15.

Mrs. Mollie Mc-Cammack 416 E. Hanna St. today, 77

old.

Milton Wyatt, Route 2, today. Benjamin Reynolds, today, Docemb.'r 15. Weddings Seaman and Mrs. Glen Kendall, 4 years today, December

, 15th.

The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Harris, followed by the business meeting. New officers for the coming year were elected, President, Mrs. Ella Harris; Vice-president, Mrs. Amanda Graver ;Secretary, Mrs. &

Mary Kelly Names were drawn ^ g ee Q ur Beautiful

me in now and look over our beautiful selection of gifts,

HASSOCKS, END TABLES, P1CTURB MIRRORS, SMOKING STANDS, TABLE LAMPS, BED LAMPS, BRIDGE, FLOW LAMPS, MAGAZINE RACKS, VASES, COCKTAIL TABLES, COFFEE TABLES, CEDAR CHESTS, VANITY BOXES.

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Secrotary’ JW Treasurer SSl

for mystery sisters and a gift

exchange was held.

All left thanking the hostess for a lovely day spent, to meet again the second Friday in Jan-

years uary w ;th Mrs. Forest Harris on

South Locust St.

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Home Economics Club , He.d Wednesday The West Madison Home Economics Club held Us all day meeting w:th Mrs. Maude Brattain, Wednesday, December 13. At noon a dinner was enjoyed by

all.

Club opened by singing songs of the month. Eleven membeia answered roll call to “What I want for Christmas.’’ Secretary and Treasurer reports were given, and the club wted to buy

a $5.00 Health Bond.

New officers wfcre elected: President Opal Ellis, Vice-presi-

dent Mona Harlan, Mary Lou Albin, and

Anne Bruner. Flower Committee was Lois Wright, Lily Gowen and Maude Brattaln, The program committee was Madonna Goodman, Frances Ruark

and Mary Bittles.

Everyone enjoyed a gift exchange and after a very enjoyable social hour the Club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Fred Bittles, fourth Wednesday In

| January'.

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CIreencastIri Morning .Musicale Hold Animal Xtnurs Party Mrs. J. B. Crosby was hostess Wednesday evening to the Greencastle Morning Musicale for their annual Christmas

! party.

j After the business session, during which four new members were welcomed Into the club, the meeting was turned over to j the musical program which consisted of Christmas songs. | Mrs. Dwight L. Grays sang j “Come Unto Him’’ from the Messiah. A quartet composed of Mrs. Crays, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. R. E. Williams and Mrs. L. C. Conrad gave the following group of carols: “On That Most Bles-

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