The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 December 1944 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1944.

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SOCIETY Teachers Entertain £ | Trnstr, • And Wife Th > Clinton Center teachers, .Toe Da.vidson. Sumners Record. Mrs. Helen Hines, Mrs. Mary Sellers, Mrs. June Irwin. Mis. j-..stelle Hall and Mn;. Felda Bell nnd the Morton teai^hers, Mrs firace Pollom and/ Mrs. Nell Kersey, entertained their trustee md v/ife, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Martin and County Superintendent Frank Jarrell with a luncheon at Cafe Royall at noon Thursday. The table was decorated with a center piece in keepi'ig with Christmas and green and red candles. The luncheon

consisted of ham with raisin sauce, mashed potatoes, peas and ’arrots, spring salad, apricot pie and ice cream, hot rolls and coffee. The teachers presented Mr. and Mrs. Martin with an occasional chair as a Christmas gift.

A pitch in dinner was served at noon Friday at the Clinton Center high school by the teachers and parents in honor of the basketball team. Following th? 1 ountlful dinner a program was given, sponsored by Mrs. Mary tellers. The children had an exchange of gifts and were then dismissed for their holiday vacation.

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LET'S celebrate this Christmas by backing up our men . . . Buy more bonds, and help to speed them safely home again.

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^ At this time, I ant to express my appreciation ^ to the people of Putnam counly for the patron

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Filmore Club Met Wednesday Fillmore Service Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W’light in Fillmore Wednesday for an all day meeting. The husbands of the members were invited as it was the annual Christmas meeting. Owing to icy roads and sickness only seven members and their husbands were present. Three invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Claud Crosby and Mrs. Alice Minter. At noon a bountiful dinner was enjoyed by all. A good program was given in the afternoon consisting of games and a reading by Miss Mary Burks. An exchange of gifts was held which all enjoyed. As this was guest day (no business meeting was held. All left thanking Mr. and Mrs. Wright for entertaining them so well. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Eva Ogle Jan. 17th. •E + d* d" Club Enjoyed Turkey Dinner The Second Wednesday Club members and their families enjOyed a turkey dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wells. An exchange of gifts was

Held.

Those present were Mr. and .Mrs. Cretie Boone, Mr. and Mis. Zaring Duell. Mr. and Mis. Forest Hutchenson and sons Danny and Gorden, Mr. ami Mrs. Lewis Hutcheson, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Hutcheson and sons Jimmie, Ronnie and Gerald, Mrs. Maud McElroy, Mrs. Shirley McEIroy find daughters, Phylis and Marilyn, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs. Effie Wells. Mr. and Mrs. John White, Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Fulford, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Heistand, Mr. and Mrs. Lewi's Wells and family, Ray. Charles, Donald, Marie arid Larry, Roy Hutchenson, Any Hutchenson, Johnny Hutchenson, Carol Ann Hedge, Mary Clark and Patty Hutchen-

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT It is wrong to make peace with evil, it must be banished: Thus saith the Lord concerning the prophets that *. * * cry

peace.—Micah. 3:5.

I^ersonal and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

Miss Frances Tuttle spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Miss Aileen Trimble of New York City is visiting Mrs. C. J.

Arnold.

Mr. and Mrs. Uly Denny left Saturday for Miami, Florida where th'. y will spend the winter.

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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coffman hnd as their dinner guests Sunday, their son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman and baby of

North Salem.

Mr. and Mrs. Artie Scobee of Brick Chapel took Mr. and Mrs. Lukcnbill and baby to Plainfield to see the latter’s father Mr, W.ll O'Hair who was at the home of Mrs. Lukenbill’s sister Mrs. Fred Miller and Mr. Miller. Mr. O’Hair is going to California for a few months. M-. and Mrs. Arthiir Glitz and son Benton were '.a Braz 1 Tuesday on business while there Mrs. Giltz visited her sister, Mis. Clint Wilson and family. Harry Robbins of U. S. Navy visited his uncle, Clifford Reeves and family last Wednesday. Mr. Reeves tebk his nephew to see Mrs. Alice Lewis and Lee Hal! at Brick Chapel. Mrs. Lewis is a great aunt of Mr. Robbins. Mrs. Charles Hendrich enterta ned a group of young people last Tiuisday evening in honor of Glenn Laverne Flint, who left for the navy recently. Those present wer? the Misses Mary and Frances Hendrich, Marcia and Glenn L. Flint and Donovan Hendrich besides the hostess, Mrs. Hendrich. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith called on Mr. anu Mrs. Russell Day

and sickness among the people of this romr.unity, rtu- to extreme cahnges in temperature. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewman of Cleveland Ohio called on Mr.

GENERAL’S PRAYER , - It

GENERAL MACARTHUR’S that merciful

HEADQUARTERS, PI<LIP- '

PINES. Dec. 23— Gan Douglas Ma;Arthur today issued the fol-

and Mrs. Flora Lewman and lowing Christmas prayer to his

son Stanley, Saturday morning, command:

to preserve and t'' C0 ' 1 members of this f.^ and return each and of you safe and well t„ ^

loved homes." t0 yo ^

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Lt. David O. Chance is spend- ; and son Tuesday afternoon. Also ing Christmas in the home of j Mr. and Mrs. James Worley. Mr. ands Mrs. John A. Cart- | Mrs. Worley is home from a j wright. I hospital in Terre Haute where

she underwent an operation. Sene

is much improved.

Mr. and Mrs. George Estes are moving west of Sommerset soon. There has been lots of colds

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Wherever You May Be

Soldier, sailor, marine, war nurse, civilian, homemaker .... we are thinking of you this Christmas Day, hoping that the good cheer of the holiday season reaches you wherever you are.

We want to thank you for your patronage in past years, and we hope that we will be able soon again to serve those of you now in distant lands.

The friendship of every one of our customers, here at home or far away, means much to us. We will strive continually to be worthy of it.

Lt.-Col. and Mrs. Paul Summers and children of St. Louis are spending Christmas witl| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clapp I will spend Christmas afternoon ^ with their son Jim at the Riley i I Hospital in Indianapolis. Jim is ,

j improving.

i Dr. and Mrs. V. Earle Wiseman and daughter, June, will; spend Christmas in Blooming- . ton with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. I

Townsend.

i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J Duncan, a son, Dec. 16 at (fulver i hospital, named Donald Eugene. J , Dr. and Mrs. Horace Askew ere spending Christmas with Mr. 1 and Mrs. William Askew in

Louisville.

I Mrs. Charlotte Webster has received word that her husband Pvt. Noble G. Webster has ar- j rived somewhere in France, i Word has been received from | the doctor at Lafayette that E. | W. Baker was holding his own, and there was a slight improvement of his heart. His son Ernest Jr., can't be reached as he was ' sent overseas on December 5th. I Miss Marian Ellis arrived to- [ ' day from Ft. Wayne to spend , Sunday with her parents. Mr. ' and Mrs. H. H. Ellis. She has I taken over the Daily Musical | Clock program over WOWO and will return for Christmas broad-

cast.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crawley will have as their Christmas dinner guests Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jamison, Miss Joan Crawley, Hubbard ' Oollins of Indianapolis, and Mr and Mrs. Freddie Masten and children. Billie. Larry and Nancy Carol.

HBISTMAS JHgj

On this Christmas, we want to join the many good friends who wish you prosperity and happiness for the coming New Year. We send our 1944 Christmas Greetings to you, filled with a sincere appreciation of your kind patronage during this past year.

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•{• •b •!* •b *!• *1* *1* •!• ^ + ANNIVERSARIES :• •{• + -I* •!• ‘b -I- + •!• -i- -I- -I- ist Weddings Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cooper, 45. years. Christ.r.as Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Flint. Greencastl- R. 1, 53 years today, December 23. Birthdays Myra Jane Twigg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Call Twigg, today, December 23. Mrs. Joseph Pickens, 22 years today, December 23rd. Mrs. Florence Meek, today, December 23rd, Pvt. Maynard Coleman, somewhere in Holland, today December 23. GREENCASTLE BIBLE CENTER Berry and Locust S$ Paul Robinson, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Special Xmas Services 7:30 P.

W.ll party removing childs galoshes from Gobin Church Friday night call 684-J. 23-lt. LOST: Lady Elgin wrist watch, downtown, Friday. ReI ward. Phone 931. 23-lt

The Six Greatest Words Ever Spoken “Peace On Earth, Goodwill Towards Men** It seems almost a desecration to invoke these hallowed words in these unhallowed times. Yet it is because they are so precious that the nations of the earth have risen up in their wrath to preserve them. And whoever is tempted to be cynical this Christmas forgets that the problems of nationhood and the Gospel of brotherhood are two different matters. The universal dream of peace and goodwill is a global issue, but that needn’t stop anybody from being a loyal distributor in his own particular territory. He who seeks peace and goodwill in his own home — in his own business — in his own community — is doing all he can be expected to do for the Brotherhood of Man. A kind word, or a fault forgiven — a friend remembered, or an enemy forgotten — and above ail the realization that we are all imperfect and all in search of a common goal — These simple proofs of an understanding heart are the beginning and the promise of — Pc3cc and Goodwill And A Merry Christinas— Happy New Year-

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