The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 July 1946 — Page 2
THE DAIlY BANNER, GREFNC/rSTlE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1946.
I,ATE NEWS M'«mffrf.m WASHINGTON. July 29 -• (INSt Charges of pressure bein' hn i^ht .on the part of "oil interests were •‘xpectetl to be voiced today during sti itc debate, on the Tidelands oil issue. Sin. Tobey K, V-„ voiced hi.; opposition to the proposed billj that would quit all federal claims to land laying under tidewater| or navigable streams. He declared that representatives of the oil companies wouln ’ appear on Capitol Hill in an attempt to hasten, passage of the
bill.
The contioversiai tidelands measure was introduced by Sen McCarran D., Nev., and the senate voted 4f> to 21 to consider th.‘ bill. .Majority leader Barkley opposed consideration at this
time.
I'.'ic name of former Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes uas iner.tiofted several times' ('in 'g debate y stei day. McCari on declared that lakes prior to 1937 had held s.eadily that that Tidelands belong to the states. The Nevada senato. said how ever, that after 1937 ickes
periods have elapsed, the HFt' state and local governments, nonprofit and tax supported instU'ilions, and commercial buyci
will follow in order.
Chinese Traitors Must Pay Penalty
.ous financial losses and their .noney, made by being friendly to the Japs is slipping away. British officials say there is nothing they can do about the campaign of the patriots as long as they remain within the law.
I
15 \ N K MEETING
(Continued From l*age 1) The matter of operating por-
i sonnel was also asked about and
,Bv dar k N.vin, Jr. INS. t ors, | it was estimated the bank could HONG KONG, July 20 HNS) } run on about $4.00* per yo*u. - "The wages of sin are death I and those who have promoted it and treason is the greatest sin.” j thus far were optimistic that it That is the motto of the form-1 could* more than break even er Chinese underground that op- within less than two years time.
The Daily Banner aai
Herald Consolidated “It Wave* For Air Entered In the poatoffle* at Greencastle. Indiana aa aaeond elaas mall matter under Act of Subscription rataa, 10 cent* mall in Putnam County; $3.80 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County. S. R. Rarldan, Publisher 17-16 South Jaekaon Street.
orated behind Japanese lines during the war. They are now keep-
| ing their organization alive j j here to settle with their fellow ' countrymen who worked as will-
| ing tools of the Japanese. The guerillas have mapped out a campaign of slow death for those Chinese who were traitors
to their own kind.
Many of them escaped legal punshment in the Crown Colony, of Hong Kong under the terms of a general amnesty granted by the British after they returned
vei .' d himself and in 1946 at his request the justice department; - tai led a super r.e ciurt suit ' li king to establish federal con-1 til l over California TiJelands.
| here with the collapse of Japan.
The commissio was asked when the community might get an answer to their request for a charter and it was estimated it may be as long as *0 days before
any action is taken.
Softball
SOCIETY
the w.-ddir ? of Miss
daughter cf State., egg production downward. ’ * Pick up the birds, examine
Personal Am) Local News BRIEFS
Mias Betty Owens , Bride of James W. Proffitt Palms, candelabra and vases of white gladioli formed tru-
st .ting for Betty Owens
Owens, and James W. Proifir at two o’clock Friday afternoon
in the First Christian Church.
Kev. Raymond Skel.on read the single ring ceremony in. the
prcsenc.’ of relatives. Marcia Hamilton played
wedding music.
'The bride given in marriage
bj her father, was dressed in
■vhiti eyelet embroidery. She car-
ried a colonial '.ouquet of gar-i
aenius and pink rosebuds. Miss Margaret Neal was the
only attendant. Her dress was of pink eyelet embroidery and she carried a colonial bedquet of
|CONTROL POULTRY ' LICE AND MITES
Miss
the
Only a few hot days are needed to send the number of poultry lice and ..ni.es soaring, and th •
them for lice and also examine the roosts and nests for mites says Earnest Anderson, Purdue University extension poultryman, Mites are rarely found on the hen in .he day time an they fee l at night and hide in cracks or in the nests away from the light. The most effective mite killer is a mixture of equal parts ofj kerosene and carboliaeum. Creo- j sole also makes a good spray and some people ge,. excellent iresults by using a mixture fourj parts of used crankcase oil and one part kerosene. The material
WHITE
CLEANEK
ire MoWn,
To New location
City fireman and Mrs. Jack del p hiniuni and wh ite rose j use ' must have staying power | . *i 4« /-.f o rlaiicrn. 1 x I ^ *. • r l
Ford are the parents of a daugh-
l-uds.
TOKYO, July 20 (INS)— A spokesman for the Chinese consul in Tokyo said today his office* Is "entertaining a grave view" of las. night’s underworld clash in which four Formosans were killed by Japanese police. The spokes nan said ‘‘appropriate steps" arc being taken to
All of the collaborators, not j.Charged with direct war crimes, were permitted to go their way and resume their normal lives and keep the gains they had made while working for the Japs But forgiveness is not in the hearts of the Chinese here who telt the lash of the Nips and saw the collaborators wax fat while their brothers starved and died The leader of one of the largest patriot groups in south China, a man the Japanese would have given an empire to have captur-
.Munday 1550 V. F. W. vs. Reelsville. Laundry vs. Fillmore. Tuesday Post 58 vs. Cloverdale. Bainbridge vs. DePamv. Wednesday 1550 V. F. W. vs. 459 V. F. W. Johnson’s vs. Reelsville. Thursday Post 58 vs Morton
and be effective for several
ter born at the Putnam county, p ro ;fj tt 0 f this oity, was [days, as mites do not ieed every hospital Saturday morning. i best ‘nan tor .hia .brother. ' night. Any control mixture Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey,! TJv . Jnde Krutluated from the should be sprayed generously on j Greencastle have just roturn,!C M o rctnC a.s.le High School and at-! the inside of the house and par- | irom a week’s trip through Cat.-. I tendtltj UePauw University ticularly a round the i-x>st and ! a da and visiting relatives ioj whe ,. fl sf , e has uunpleted her west areas, and in the coop where Michigan. j ^pi.omore year. She is affiliated broody hens are kept.
En.s. Joseph Hammond. iR. R. 2 with Alpha Oinricon t.-i Sorority
) Greencastle, has received his dis-1 . intl -j ,, Kappa,, local sorority.
The control most comonly used for chicken lice is 40 percent
i charge from the United Scat 's ! H r o(fitt is the son of nicotine sulphate solution. An-
I navy at the Great Lakes, I1! -1 Asher L. Proffitt df Cra wfords 'derson advises that it be applied f
cop, with the situation ” ^ told ^ tu lhat hifi peopJe , American troops and Japanese ^ m)t re8t until „ these foul
police have ordered that the S! imbasi 'Jack market., cause of a month’s old dispute climaxed by last night’s gun battle, be broken up ar, 1 the stalls dis-
roantled
Formosans, wl>) are now Chinese citizens, have been trying to gain con.tols of the Lucrative black market, Tokoy's largest.
V. F. W. will open softball play tonight at the Robe Ann Park against Warner Machine Shop of
Muncie at 7:30.
In the second game this evening Post 58 will go against the
I separation center. ! villi and Mrs. Euln Proffitt of to the roosting poles or perches ! Among those receiving their <3^.,,,^^. Hc graduated from/'- « *' n e (size of a pencil
the local High School and from,let* 1 '' about twenty .ninutes beR>x)sevelt Military Academy of fore the birds go to roost. Etery Alado. 111. He attended DeParuw , hen must roost on a treated j University and was a member of P-rch, as hens left in a broody j Alpha Tau Omega. He graduated coop or on tfte floor will carry, in June of this year from the Ind-! 0VPr en-'Ugh lice to infect the
iana College of Mortuary Science entire tlock.
in Indianapolis. | nits or eggs of the Hcc arc
Bainbridge vs Public Service. ^ trQm the Great 459 V F. W.'vs. Johnson's. ' N b aval v'T"
this week were Robert E. Mon-
Cloverdale v* Sundry. I neU c , overdale R j and Robert SOFTBALL TONIGHT («- Von.ress, Greencastie. R. ?.
j Mrs.
311 N. Jackson
Anyone having clothing at old locatlM ig* East Washington) please call for these gam^J
mu Yflti: to t I , »f s jh ( 1 . own INDIANA STATE FAIR ATTAACTtoSTln!
traitors have paid the price
their duplicity.'
strong Sixies College Inn from
j Bloomington. The Bloomington, as UJ#ual at 10 A M S u nday at This ma, a quiet scholar and j team is rated one of the stionge,t| Carpentersville church. jSLit formerly high in the ranks of ; teams in Indiana. Everyone welcome. A special proofficialdom in China, explained; This evening’s program should g-pj,,,, py r r children will be "There will be many murders prove to be of great interest 1°, pn-atrited at 8:30 P. -M. followed but these will not be the work of Greencastle softball fans. j py a getmon py k p e Rev. Dodd. our organization. We have other j — I Please come and enjoy it with
plans. | HOSPITAL NOTES ' us.
Martha Baker, 312 Elm
street, has gone to Chicago. From there she will go to Rockford, 111., to get her mother, Mrs. Patrick, and the two will then go to Ren,wick, Iowa, on a,
j t wo Wt-aks vacation trip,
j There will be Sunday School
(Fair dates, AUG. 30 THROUGH SEPT. 6)
In the COLISEUM
Hoosier Radio Roundup -Saturday night, Aug. 31.
Following a reception, at the not killed by this method so tin ( - 0)aen an[1 Johnson, Hoagy,CfcnP 10 * 1 ** 1 - Verb Shrimsc, Sinftj non'. - of if.t bride’s aunt, Mr?, ptocess is repeated ten days, a n j n person, plus 103 entertainers from Indiana radios
th; it."
y « vere
We have decided that these , Mrs. Jean Cooprider of Fill-
.Mt’SEI’.M TO STUDY
RARE BASSARK YON CHICAGO, (UP) A stuffed bassaricyon. one of the rarest of mammals, is being shipped to th Chicago Museum of Natural History Colin C. Sanborn,
curator, has announced.
The animal resembles both
the raccoon, and the giant panda, Sanborn said, and museum seek.; to establish its righ.ful place in
relationship to mammals.
The bassaricyrn is
in the jungles of South America
ENTRY deadline
1 "Although the annual Putnam! Entertain With ’county fair docs not get under Bridal Shower way until August 5. all entry I Mrs. Bernie Flood blanks must be in the office of Mary Dale Owens
E. K. Bartley, the couple left ll * ler before the newly hatched on a wedding trip to points in ca " reproduce tnemselves. northern Michigan and Canada. ° ne ounce of nicotine sulphate An aqua and black gaberdine vvi11 tIPa t about 20 feet of perch. with rccessorits to match Sodium fluoride as a dip or a was worn, by the h.ide. jdust is a satisfactory me-hod for
On their return the v will make L’caGhg the small rtooir.
their heme in Craw lords ville The Fardue University extenWherc the groom will be associat- sio11 ' b'-’lctin, "‘Poultry Lice, ed with the Proffitt and Sons’ Mites and Bedbugs,’’ No, 218, Ls Funeral Home. available from the office of the
-J- -p 4. -j. county agricultural agent.
1 ABC network will broadcast one hour of the mammoth slu
d <‘l
Saddle Horse Show—Sunday afternoon and night,
and Miss
the secretary of the fair association by July 25," announced Roy
Sutherlin, secreatry, this morn-
men must suffer and death alone more was dismissed from the
is too merciful. We intend to ruin 1 hospital Friday,
them economically. As you know j Mrs. Margaret Petro, 612 many of them have connections 1 Main street was admitted to the with foreign firms, some witli , hospital Friday night. Americans, some with British j ueneral Osborn, Bainbridge, R. and some with others. | j W as dismissed from the hoa-
"We want to continue to do pitai yesterday,
business with these foreign firms, Mrs. Jesse Vundy of Poland in Kfor they have been our friends was released from the hospital
in the past. However, as long Friday.
as these traitors continue in John Kessingler of Roachdalc their hire, we shall send our waa discharged from the hospital
business elsewhere. We shall let yesterday.
such firms know why they are ] Mrs. Pauline Fitzsinger and i
found only no t getting the business and w-- ba b y daughter of Poland were ’ for concessions on the fair!
1I1 Americ.i 8 hall ask them, to discharge their j released from the hospital Fri.' grounds should see Jacob Hirt 1 ' ,lte werp served. The tavors
FAMOUS SEVEN CAVES’
nightly thereafter, including western horses for the firm any State Fair. , wik Coliseum prices, all events Box seats, -$2.20; reserved ,:H|
$1.20 and 85 and 60 cents, Including tax. j In the GRANDSTAND
Harness Racing—Saturday afternoon, Aug. 31. TM Hell u n Wheel*—Sunday afternoon, Sept. ,1. gMj
Joie Chitwood’s stunt drivers and riders.
Victory Revue of 194k—Sunday night, Sept 1, and nightlvfl| | after. A stage show that’s the best- -plus fireworks. ' Grand Circuit Racing—Monday afternoon, September | every afternoon thereafter. $95,000 In purses featuring ifH
1 including the Fox and the Horseman.
SEEN ATOMIC HVDEOUT Grandstand prices, all events -Box Seats, $2.20: reservtt 4V
CH1LLICOTHE, O. (UP) — $1.80, $1.20 and 95 cents, including tax.
Shculd this or, in try become in-J MAIL YOUR ORDER TODAY
Ive-J in an all-c.jt atomic war, Th e State Board of Agriculture anticipates huge crowd.-.MWd*
large pink umbrella held the
Mr. Sutherlin emphasized th; fact that no entries would be accepted at the fair unless proper-
ly registered with the secretary 'K' na * contest written in rhyme
. prior to that time. | by Mrs. Flood. It was "The
Also, anyone who needs space | The Bugs.
«. ' R.pfrpshm*»ntM in**
with a personal britjal shower for
Miss Betty Owens. Ohio’s famous "Seven Caves" „ „ A table placed in front of the near chillicothe would play an tractions. Address State Fair Grounds Ticket Office. In,
fu?$ .place at one end ot the long important role in saving lives
living room and eover-d with a
year's fair and suggests early ticket purchases for these ueWjs
5, making checks payable tp the Indiana Board of Agricuti
and industry. *
J. S. Petrie. Washington, D. C„ 80:1 and Mrs ; Ejla Std ^ s tooft
Mrs. Mac Gill cf
gifts. The guests enjoyed an or -' S p crc , tar y of the Natio ” a | s leo " 1 supper with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne] attended church at Emyr " logical Societv, said here recent- CunninRham 010 4th and ’Jrday night and SundiiJ
ly that underground cavities. ,ed th? celebration at Roachdalc | v.sited Miss Stella CoM
at right. day night.
Refreshments of ice cream and
such as the "seven caves" will be|
and Sanborn joum.-yed more traitoroUa workers.
than 500 miles by jeep through the Andes and the dense forest;
1 day.
When the collaborators have Sharon Ann Thomas, Brazil, R.
before hc
lost their jobs, we shall continue 3 was discharged from the hos-
toimd one, and trap- OUI campaign. They must be pjtal this morning.
and make reservations immedi tin ^ P' 0 * 4 umbrellas.
aU'ly.
! -L" — — . '
the country’s main hope in of an allcut a.omic war.
case
1 Mrs. Amy Parker , called on; Mr. and Mrs Fre I Fa
Mrs. Kathryn Strother on.* tiay on a trip through .he wN
l ’“' n > “Not only will wartime in- I lasl v ‘ it>k ’ I . Mr - *** '**«. Jorin Those present were, Miss dlislry b( , driven U nd*rgrcfjnd I Loretta Powell who vUitJ jaft-BoWiy, were visittafS -ttv f>wens nnrothv An., . j: etl . j(< sajd tht natura'I^ 1 ' Kl sister in Canada has re-! ih PatrLksburg Sunday. |
cavities of the earth possibly | ,4 ,r " edk0me ’
)>ed it.
Tl.e animal’s body is •being shipped to Chicago by boat for anatomical study. Sanborn preceded it by plane.
BIG SALE PLANNED
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., July U 1 INS) Plans for a 45 mil-
stripped ot everything. 1 educed Mrs. Lavina Boling and baby to object poverty. Perhaps then J son have returned to their home we may have pity on them, but ! j n Spencer from the county hosif their crime is too great, then | pitai. they must suffer even further, j Sharon Ann Phillips of Fi’,1"Treason is a cancer. It must more was released from-the hosbe starved out." | pitai Saturday morning. Already the campaign of th •
Chinese
patriots is working.
—
lion dollar sale of surplus pivT- Mun >' of the ^Haborators have irty t . b. held in, late August at fountl themselves suffering fin-
the Jeffersonville quartermaster anclal lo8ses ' otlwrs havp fo,ind
themselves trapped in tricky business deals and have suffered
BEFORE YOU BUY SCREENS
NOTICE
Dr. Steele will be out of his office, July 22 Through July 26.
depot were being maue by the War as: ts administration today
R. I\ Boctomley, Louisville ! severe setbacks, regional director of the WAA. 1 hey have been told what their ] said the sale of consumer goods; la te is to be. probably W< ill! hi the laiges*. Many walk the streets of this site sale in the central seetjon of | Colony knowing their days are the United States. numbered and hoping for a merCarl. ads of textiles, tentage, ciful bullet to avert their predictclothing. hardware, r.nd similar' ed suffering,
ile ns have been, coming into the
huge Jelfersonville depot from army installations all over the v.- rld, and will be offered for
sale.
An f.l r iee force of 100 persona if working under the direction of Colonel El N. Caldwell, Jef-
fi rsonville, compieun.g details for the sale.
Federal Agencies and Veterrns of World War II top the list of prio.'itj grojps and vvill have exelusive buying rights for specified periods of each group of related items offered for sale it
"There will be no bullets from us,” said the patriot leader who even today must remain anony- j mous because of fear of reprisals, "Their fate la to be a slower
death."
Several of the leading collaborators, or at least men who have
further hf ‘ e h “fingered’ by the under-
ground say they know what is being planned for them and admit that they are prepared to fight. Several already have left the Colony, one in particular going to the United States. And even there, reports reaching here
, Betty Owens, Dorothy Ann Coni rad, Margie Neal, Libby Rogers Barnhart, Virginia Walbring,
Norma Williams, Mrs.
Azbell, Miss Minnie Mae Bartley, Mrs. Minnie Bartley, Betty Lee
might be the only means of pro-1 M ’ s ' Kuth sta B8i a n d daughRoss servins , ivu man iif e against the, ter8 ’ * Mr ’ and * Vlrs ' Cassp11 Skin,effects of atomic bombs.” | ner c&lled on their 'bother, Mfr
., „ _ The Speleological Societv ; Hi,Zo1 Skinner near Danville
Mis. Roscoe Scott, Mrs. Kenneth ■ , ‘ . SuiHlav u mu. U o wnich has headquarters i n Wash un a >* 1 Mi. ar.j Mrs. Eldon Staggs
j West, Mrs. Harvey Owens, Mrs. ( Emily Long Shonkwiler and the hostesses, Mrs. Bernie Flood and
j Miss Mary Dale Owens.
-t. .j.
ington, is interested in
from both recreational
scintiific standpoints.
cave;
Miss Martha Iluilt ul apolis spent Saturday day with home iolks. . Mr. and Mrs. Gen* south of Greem’iia.lf
town Saturday ttrucoc^H on her parents. Mr Hr.oS
:
ar.rl ‘ a ' K,n ' *' lrs Eula and L. Runyan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell attend- vWr. and Mrs. Ctrl L JQ nl ,ht Staggs reunion at the fgmily of Morrist- wa spaH
Sunday with his mothf.’L-
Present Day Club i T’n Meet Tuseday
JANITOR GRADUATES | Finest Park.
ON SAME DAY AS KIDS Mad Re Austin called on Wilma
CANTON, O. (UP) — Com-' rho ,aa Sunda y ev * nln S-
msToi IHIY Nf STORM SASH F0* WINTIR
CHAN00! THirRISCRISN: FOR SUMMIR
WEATHER-VANE
was announced. After these time su.v, they have suffered myster-
BRICKLAYERS WANTED
AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY 7 Large Dormitories and Dining Hall for Student Housing All MASONRY 5-10 hour D&|i Rooms available at Job Site
COMBINATION ^WINDOWS A >OORS,
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TO PHONI j
FOR
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1
DfMONtIRATlOH
ALSO Steel Tile In coloni, for bathroom and Kitchens.
Report to Frank Livingston, W. B. Flora, or John Murphy, .Mason Suiierintendents, J. |„ Simipons Company. Inc., Tenth and Union Streets, Bloomington, Indiana
WIU1E
PHONE BLOOMINGTON, 71MM) ETrL BOX 2 », BLOOAIIN<iTON, INDIANA
NELSON ELECTRIC SHOP
19 South Indiana St. Phone 191
NO MONEY DOWN Up to 3 Years to Pay
SEND AN APPROPRIATE THANK YOU GIFT
You enjoyed that vacation with your
friends
Those
delightful days at
their home
■ ■ ■ ■
Let a gift from Sam Nonna’s Book Store express your appreciation of the hospitalHy extend-
ed.
SAM HANNA'S BOOKSTORE
i The Present Day Club will mence rent exercises in Canton
J.
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 st, hools recently also o’clock with Mrs. Glen Lyon, graduation day for Charles
Cole Apartments. ’ Danner.
| Danner, with 54 years of ser-
'vige as a janitor i n Canton
marked * * * *+ + + + +.+ + + <p
CLOVERDALE * B + -P -J- J. J. f j. q.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Smyth r sper.c Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Stated meeting of Putnam gchoola, retired otiiclally June an I Arthur Herod north of Gr«en-
cmnty ur.L No. 58 American a.s janitor of Harter school afLegion Auxiliary will be held Ur giving the school ■Monday evening. July 22, at 8:00 clearing for the year.
Legion Home lit] Danner began his
Nannie FLtr.
Mr. and Mrs Fr&rl have purchased the -M Store of Dr. E -M HuW will move Were soon H George McKamey housr M north part of town. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Km), east of tqwp, called on US
a final
p. m. at the Greencastle.
CLASSIFIED ADS
k'OR SALE: Wood sheeting, weatherboarding, small amount ot floonug, 100 cement blocks. See John Tharp, 608 South Indiana street. 20-tt
FOR SALE: Baby bed, reaacnably priced. Call 321-W, after 6 p. m. 20-2n
k'OR SALE: Gooel 24 inch Wheel bicycle. Phone 816-M. 20-2p
kXJR SALE: One black 9 year old horse, weighing 1800. A renl work horse; One black mare 6 year old weighing 1800. A real team any where you want to put them. One set of good breechen brass mounted harness; One real wagon, 3 inch tires, good aa new. I am selling this stuff worth the money for 1 don’t need it. C W. Query. 311 Ohio St. 20-lp
1892
career in
as a part-time helper fur his fatner, Joseph Danner. When his lather retired in 1909, Charle.i
was appointed to the post.
Danner has watched the passing parade of Harter students
for the last 20 years.
"I )ove children, and enjoy having them near," he said. "Their playing antics and happy chatter have kept me feeling young." S.ill active at 70, Danner hopes to do a great deal of fishing and traveling with his wife after putting away his broom and
dust cloth.
Mrs. Robert Davis,
evening.'
'Mrs. .SalUtg CpnniqfW
SPEED COPS COLLIDE SAN DIEGO (UP)-- Justice got all tangled up here when two motorcycle cops, each chasing the same speeder, coUided at a downtown street corner. The two patrol.r.en acquired assorted cum and bruises—and a sense of frustration.
GREENCASTLE R. 1 W
WANTED: 500 bushels oats,
delivered to Greencastle. Phone , 4- -F -k 4- q. + q..p + {6'
208 or 546.
FOR
20-3p. I Wood P a{, s<»d away a. n- !_ [dianapolis and the funeral was
SALE: 2 heifers, om* conducted at Union Chapel Sun-
Shorthorn, one Hereford weigh- ’ day,
ing about 600 lbs. each. Also 2! Miss Wilma Thomas visited in' heifer calves 4 months old. Oit Louisville Kentucky a few day:;
Hand, 3 mile east Baiithridge. last week. 20-2p. Mr, and Mrs. Eldon, Staggs and
castle.
Mrs. Clara Todd and! iMfs. Dessie Bryan of Greencastle
spent last Wednesday with Mrs Nora Morrison. ,'ln Anna Masten. I Morrison attended A free picture show here Smytnig, south cast every Thursday evening on the Sunday. Mrs. Ounninflup®
street.
Mr and Mrs. John Logan and son Bobby were in Birazil Saturday evening. Mrs. Eva Todd came home last week from her daughters. Mrs Jewel Vaughn near Belle Union. Mrs. Myrtel Kennedy Is visiting with li«r brother, Mr. Arthur Herod and Mrs. Herod. 111 ■n l .i 4.
■100 ‘ycArs old in October
Mrs. Ella Nixon called* R
terri4«
Belle ;Long Sunday (ii 1
Mr. and Mrs. Edmon 1*® Gn-encastle spent SjukjJB ■her brother, Mr. Ruben SfB
Mr. and Mrs Ruby
Gospon called on Mr P 64 *
yahi .and WaUle Sund*)
noon.
COOL DEUQQUS SUMMER SALADS
On -hot jtioys, you will <ln*l no^ ing mow Yofro«hing than pot a* chillofl $olqM$ - - -tonwil joHh tea —
CAFE R0YAI