The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 August 1946 — Page 2

.HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDaY^AUGUST 5,

Ciipt David w. Woolman. v,! o has been visiting Mrs. Aii rt Eitvljoige and family, left Saturday for Monterey. Cal where he will resume active military duty. Mr and Mrs. Clarke E. Whitaker are the parents of a daughter. Linda, horn Sunday, All,:nst I. in the Miami Valley

hospital at Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Whitaker is the former Virginii Torr of Greeneastte. Mrs. Florence Chew, whi : has spent the past two week, with her mother, Mrs. Blanch* IS'eese and sister, Helen, and other relatives and friends, ha returnd to her home in Peoria 111.

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SOCIETY

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IM-HSOXAI. And local News n II I E F s

dr*. < lmrle» HoHaml. Jr. InnoreJ At Shower Mrs. Carl Kemctall and Mrs. Jianes Holland. Sr„ entertained with a shower Thursday eve .- .ig in the Presbyterian church oasement at Roachdale in hono • : Mrs. Charles Holland Jr., th former Miss Jacquelin Kendall. .1 niece of Mrs. Kendall. The church was derorated with streamers and bows of pastel olue, pirJt and white crepe paper. The bride was seated at a table j)so d( ..-mated to match, where her little cousin, Patsy Brown and sisters of the groin. Misses Janet and Mildred Holland, brought the presents to be un-

wrapped.

Many beautiful and useful

presents were received.

There were 35 guests present

and 21 not present

gifts.

\News of 4-H % CLUBS

1946.

•he Clinton Cvr,.er school house. The meeting began at 11 00 A. M by judging in different class-

es. At

ate a delicious dinner. At

The meeting wan adjourned ( Eighty per cent of th, J for judges. Miss Smith, Mrs. vineyards are i n Calif' 1 ,,, „„ ln Wright and Mrs. Flint to decide fol . nia prodllc " - everybody j who was to go to the judging at ^ ^ « m J 1:30 | Greencastle^ of all table grap^ 1 ’ the meeting w.is called together| ^ rATa ' T^ent of th<

again.

Mr and Mrs. John Clements of crawfordsviUe visited Sunday with Mrs. C. C. Tucker.

Tweedy. 105 West

Orville

Columbia, was admitted to hospital this morning.

The Jolly Cockers met Wednesday July 24th from 1:30 to 4:00 p. ni. in the Home Economics Hioni of the Bainhridge High

Eahool

The meeting was called to orjhir by Raq-ifl Etciieson the president. The Pledge to the Flag was given by Ardell Clodfelter. The 4-H club Pledge was given by slacquelyn Steward. The roll call "What I Dike Best in Baking" . , , Final plane for the county fa.r wow made at the business meeting along wit I the co i plction of

vho sent recortj Further plans wer-

j also made for the local dress roThe evening was spent in con - viPW

tests. Those to receive prizes for| Ai) interesting demonstration high scores were, Mrs. Eston'^ s j ven by Joanne Hyten and Cooper and Mrs. Wayne pries" j Ar |e m . Shuee on “Coffee Cake.” Refreshments of pink and Sett j |1K ^ Table and Center white ice cream and cKiKies were 1 p joC| , bv Jacquelyn Steward,

th"i.served by the little girls.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sunkel and family spent the week-end

at Lake Wawasee.

All left wishing Mr. and Mrs.

Phyllis Be.k and Marjorie Fun-

ner.

and Mrs. Ward Mayhnll ion are spending a vacation

Mr. and

at Three Lakes, Wisconsin.

TllK <?I1<J . not insured!

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carson and son arv spending their vacation at Yellowstone National Park. Mr. and Mrs Earl Bramer and children of Indianapolis were in

(Ireeneastle Saturday.

Fred Boyd, of Reelsville, is in Philadelphia, Pa., on a business

trip.

| Re; i shmente and fames were | enjoyed by all. Sixteen members

! answered roll call.

. ( July 31 the Lads and Lassies of "46 had their last meeting of the summer. The pledge to the flag was given by Max Newgent 1 and 4-H pledge. Carolee Clodfelitcr. Everybody sang the 4-H .Trail and answered roll call by giving age and what projects

taken.

WoiUci yifjj fop ,\M ~Vl\C rice {\CU$C . ywt Wsc famed JvogM ’' ^ fy J<?h heTclJ

nly

ast wf.ek I woke up to the fact that I was carrying suit do ikt cent enough insurance on my house. If your house burned tonight, would you want enough insur nnec money to rebuild only’ about two fifths of it? Don’t kid yourself about this discrepancy. Ask a contractor

to give you a rough idea as to what he’d charge you to rebuild

You’ll gel an answer which will probably shock you int'

upping your insurance.

It is utterly ridiculous to carry too little insurance, because in my opinion, fire insurance is one thing in this country that is ilir I cheap today. (The avera/fe cost has gone down 40 /rcr cern

in 30 years.)

What I say about home insurance applies to furnishin too

Also to business property. Replacement values her hnve skyrocketed in recent years but many’ asleep with their same old pre-war insurance coverage.

Holland a long happy life

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Vetive Uiapter of Tri Kappa

i Meets Tursday

Aetrve Chapter of Tri Kappa will hold a regular businessmeeting Tuesday, August 6, at h:mt F M. at die home of Mrs.

Roy Newgent.

An.n Cashbaum Is visiting relatives this week in Cleveland. I

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Home O'. Club

’ Postpones Meeting j Th|) bjsin ,„ sg was finished by Maple Heights Home Ee meet- C he;king the record books. When ing has been postponed till lues- tb e meeting was adjourned day Aug. 13. Meeting place ha-; everyone went out side and play-

been changed on account of sick- ed ga r.es.

Anmi.il Browning reunion will! nesa. to the home of Mrs. Maude

b held Sunday. August 11 at j Kirkham, 19 Highland street. | July 17 the Lads and Lasies Millig.in Park, CrawfordsvllU. j -J- -j. + of 4ti had an all day? meeting at

All t''hitives and frier is invited I tiohlen Circle Club

i Had Good Mol ing

| Mrs. Maude Suhlett of Indian-J j apolis was hostess to the Golden ' Circle Club. July 25th Fifteen i members, three guests and sev-

eral children went by school bus. At noone a delicious pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by all. The business meeting was called to ^ler by the president Daisy Shewmaker. at 1:00 o’clock. Devotions were conducted by Marie Cralt followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. Contests were won by Irene, Mary Kathryn, Pearl, Eva and

• Anna.

May your entire week of sight-seeing and frolic be ai enjoyable one ...... and we extend a special welcome to the many 4-H Club members and their leaders from all over the county - Your exhibits and demonstrations are always the “Mate Show" at the Putnam County Fair. Sam Hannas Book Store

j Mr and Mrs. Harold Arml - Unrig have returncil from h visit with Lieut, and Mrs. J C. Ftaten at Charlestown, Rhode Island While in the East they visited in New York City ard

| ■ thei interesting places.

I Mr and Mrs. O. R Matthews '.in -pending a week ill the lake

i t."ii of northern Indiana and

while there Mr. Matthews will

i’i'l!i‘ hi'i s.'S at the War-

iw H"ise Show mi August 4tti

I it Plymouth on August 8th.

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too fust

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WEBB TAKES OVER BUDGET BUREAU

Mrs J. J. Harrold has retunv I i t i her h'mie from DanviPe. Illinois where she was called by i' n i the accident involving h r ciiandson. I?at Harrold, who •' v ::ng from ,i broken leg. II i. g tting along nicely at the F ‘.i abeth HoepLal in Dan-

vlli , Illino s.

Griencastle clothing girls will! stage a private dress revue on Thursday. August 8, at the Delilah Miller School. All girls exhibiting a clothing project are requested to he there to model on garment on exhibit. Girls ar • asked to report as follows: clothing I. 9 no a. nr.; clthing II, to a m : clothing III, u 00 a. m.; clothing IV and V. 1:30 p. m. Among those spending Sunday at Shakamak State Park were Mi and Mrs. Ross Azbell. Dr and Mrs. George Parker and family. Mr and Mrs. Russell Hardman, Mr and Mrs. John T"ii and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devaney and Mr. and Mis Frank Edwards all of Greeru astle and Mr. and Mrs.

Mr and Mrs Wil-

I im Harlan, and Mr. and Mrs. '■ "i Dunham all of Bainbridge.

! ual High School Inst

> ib 1 I Battle Ground closed \u :si i with a total of about ' I!. | r i nt for the week ’ tu ti. .’. Counse'ors at tht inel idid Rev. and Mrs. '* !<' and Esther Hl’dc-

G’ “ncastle, and Mrs.

in C"! 'in « » Filiniore. Youtig ie atcm i'ig the conJoieace i I'l ’. u re were Crystal Dec

Uuhi' -on. Wanda East

Betty Eastham, Ju j >•

: i'ia DeVaney, Ran-

I Tharp, Noble Tharp, Nob'r 1 i i a. Gerald Carpenter

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^ -i- + + + H- + + ^ + .j. ^ ^ ** ANNIVERSARIES < ft H* + •!• + + + + + + ^. 4. Rirthdays Linda Lee Gorham, 7 years old today. Mrs Mary Lame. Roachdale, 97 years today. August 5th. Weddings Mr and Mrs. Delbert Whits 211 '.Vest Columbia, 1 year today . Augi st 5th,

'I \RK1AGE LICENSE Ea-i H Taylor to Elsie Woodley. 'ToVerdale.

The next meeting will lie family night and auction sale at Anna Hall’s, Aug. 22nd. •J- d* 4* v (ilrl Scout ( nulled 'I'o Hold Meeting The Greencastle Girl Scout Council will meet Thursday afternoon. August 8th at 3:30 ia the city library. •j- -J. 4. 4. liulluiiu|Milis ( ouple ,'larried Here Saturday Miss Edith Hawes and Lee Summers, both of Indianapolis, were united in marriage here Saturday at the Presbyterian Manse. The single ring ceremony was read by Dr. V. L. Raphael. The couple plans to make their home in Indianapolis. 4- 4. 4. 4. Rilrk-Arehllmld Wedding Amiounced Vera Archibald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Archibald of Lawrenceville, 111., became the 1'iide of Lawrence Burk, son of Alts Shi ah Burk of Greencast' Sunday afternoon, August 4th at 4 o’clock. The double ring ceremony was read hv Rev. J. E. Porter at the home of Mrs Ralph Knoll before an altar decorated with gladioli' and ferns. Miss Ruth Mallory, classmate ot the bride, was the maid of honor and Raymond Burk, cousin of the groom was best man. The bride was attired in a white street length dress with blue and pink insertion a white picture hat and a corsage of gardenias and red roses. The maid of honor wore a grey and white strii*ed dress with black accessories and a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Arch ilia Id, mother of the bride, was attired in a black an* white dreas und wore u white orchid. The groom’s mother wore royal blue with black accessories and a corsage of white gladioli. Those attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Archibald Mrs Sarah Burk. Mr and Mrs. Brunson, Mrs. Fern Wayne arid daughters of Peu; \ rrginia Archibald of Lawrence'ille. III.; Mr. and Mrs Raymond Burk. William Burk. Mrs. Gene Burk. Mr. und Mrs. J. E. Sharp, Mrs Jane Reid and Mrs. J. E Porter

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