The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 October 1946 — Page 2

THt DAKi BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1946.

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED

SOCIETY

CM H { AI.KNDAK

.Monday

"It \Vav«« Cor AH" | Home and CliiKI Study Club-

Entered In the postoffice at* m .v[ rs . Gerald Warroi

Greencaotle, Indiana as second u , st .

BEI.UIOPS I se CAKS to \ MARK HOT Cl. KOI M»

class mail matter under Act of

March 7. 1878.

Subscription price, 15 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Put-

nam County.

S. II. Uarlden. Publisher 17-10 South Jackson Street.

Miss Frances Tencate, a for-; v.t i missionary to N el lore, South

Personal And Local News BRIEFS

American Legion Auxiliary ':00 P. M. Legion Home.

Tuesday

Prc.-i nt Pay Club 2:30 p. Mrs. Earl Sowwiitc. Thar-day Indorser., of Photoplay 3 m. Mis. Fer I Lucas.

KrMay

Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Club Freshman-Sophomore tea 2:30-4:30 Mrs. James M. Oliver. 122 E. Walnut street.

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Country tiarden t tub Hold*' Regular Meet

| The Country Garden Club held

India Will be the principal speak- Floyd Cal! of New York visii-j their October intrUmg at the nt the Woman’s Missionary I ed with his patents. Mr. and) home of Mrs. J. O. CanomaOK.

Mrs. Nathan Call at Roachdalej After the business of after-

noon was transact.-.1, Mr. H. J.

rr.

i Cor.ft rer.ee of the Baptist White il.iik Association, to b? held t.t I Plair.f'eld. Friday, November 1st. | Mrs. Raymond Skelton "f ' Giec'ciistlo is pre.'if'ent of tn

| tnis-otnary group .inn

li’iir is secretary. Eethel Chu.-eh 'nil’, give the devot'ons and th- ) Gi i “ncastle Baptist Church V...1

, fur- irh special mustc.

yesteiday.

i Baker. Supervisor Of state park

W. R. C. meet on the 4th floo. | arpaH f;)r t nis district dis: assed of the Cum houst Tuesday at; roacJs i dt , plantings and care, type

Mrs. Mary! 1::i0 P- 1 ’• to l' r:l *tice. for inspee-

tion. All m -inbers please be pres-

ent.

of bulbs and shrubs which ar? rised to stop washes, also those whit h make beautiful scenery. As this was the annual Chrys-

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i*- lurchy g , iv«*n tho tax-j • I Mari1111 ownMhip, I*iii - Inti , that tbt‘ prop-j

Mrs. Mario Docker anti sor. j

Rov Hartman of Stilesville call- anthemum shew, members viewed'on Mrs Robert Watson and ed the display which was followRanard of Fillmore on I fd by a discussion of the differ-

I ent varieties. Mrs. Cammack read an article on chrysanthemums. Twelve members and three

Dorothy

Wednesday night.

The Junior class of the Belie

int.' Ifni that itic prop-1 Union High School will sponso.-

'uadi- 1 '' 1 regular' a HallowcVn carnival and mas- guests enjoyed tha lovely ref-esh

i■ ih ii .y of \ovemhcr. : uf th„ oohnni nents.

«••• |* .\| will cunsidev |

iii* i >iinwiim iip|»i t»pri/iiion's j LuiUling WccInoMday .'-s';,-' Oct. 30. Good oats, auction sal-, i "'-i-i^'i'h.'tiwr!HhiiV Kunii. No i ! ? ot>d entertainment. Everybody

ini For p» r cliciM exprnse j welcome.

- To iii,. special School Fund** William Lawrence is home

! from Terre Haute where he at-

the slate convention of

the Indiana Fire Chiefs’ Association. Evansville was chosen as the site for next year’s meeting

. , . , . ,, .! Mother’, Study Club and Fred Goeglein. of Foil . .

: Will M-et Mumlay

Wayne, was elected new prese [ it .^

dent of the organization.

I’ciol No. Tumi No J-'uiol No. I'uiol No.

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Total iu Special .. ISJT.ll T., .|. • . rs uppoH-ritiK ut Kucti no. thus ' (mil li.avo ;i riKtit to he

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ss.r,:t| tended

party at the school

evenin'* I November meeting will be held

at the home of Mrs. Herman

Henio a it.

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Moth rn 1‘riwilla Chib

To Meet Moiulay

FONTANA. N. C.. lINSl The latest hotel in this part ol the land today will accomodate only 1.200 guests, but each guest has an average of an acre each to use. The corridors total some five miles asphalt and gravel and the bellhops and chambermaids use automobiles to make theii rounds. . That’s Fontana viHage. It is a ^ unique experiment In resorts being undertaken on a year round basis by Government Services,

Inc.

The corporation leased a whole 1 town from T. V. A. for 30 years The town was turned into a modern vacation center near the center near the shores of the gigantic Lake Fontana, created by the fourth highest dam in the

world.

The village actually is tht residue of the neat little town erected for workmen who built the dam. When construction was completed, th e village was , up for lease, lock, stock and i barrel. Government Services, Inc., took over, intact. Included in the lease are all the accoutrements of a wellOpe rated resort hotel, such as a cafeteria, barber shop, beauty parlor, post-office, churches, recreation hall, medical center, grocery store, drug store and , other facilities. All the rooms are in cottages, cabins and trailers and they rent from $30 a week to $84 a week, depending upon size and whether the occupant wants to

keep house.

f There are 100 completely

VOTE FOR ROSS TORR Republican Candidate For Re-Election County Commissio ner 3rd District Tuesday, November 5, 1946.

WE RECOMMEND BASIL E. PRUITT Democratic Candidate For TRUSTEE IN MONRO.: TOWNSHIP , v I’d. Adv. contributed by fornvi stud-nt, ut \| r , j.juj,,

h*.ml ilurt-nn. The .ultlltional ai»-! I |ir<»firi,tiiniis as finally nifido will; i he aulom.i t ieallv rf*l>iT0tl to the St it* Board of ’Pax t‘ornmiHsion-, • rs. whieli hoard will hold a fur- j jlher h*.irin>i’ within fifteen days; Jat the eoiiiity auditor’s of flee off i I’utnara t*«*unty, Indiana, or such i other 1*1. < as may h** tleslichatfd. ’ ! At suih Im'.’irilin', f xpayers objeet-, * iue t.» any sueh additional appro-; I priations may be heard ami inter*! | • ' ed ia \ pa vers may Inquire of j'ountv ■ idlfor when arid where 1

sin h fi.’ariaK will b*- held. II It BIU'ITT, Trustee vlarion Townsliip. ,

f l , utnam (’ounty. Indiana. ‘

HOSPITAL NOTKS ! Mrs. Wilma Cruse, Greencast- ! le, R. 1 was admitted ta the hos-

pital Friday.

I Mr. and Mrs. Harold McNary, . Clovendale, R. 2 aj-e the parent! , of a daughter born at the Isis- 1

pital Friday.

| noth i: Tn nu\-mksii»u\ts Mrs. Lots Steele. Beveridge | in Ttu f'utiiiiiii rireiiii Court st. was dismissed from the hos-

• s< iiteinber Term. UMO

I .Slut,. .1 Imtiana pital this morning.

' Vm'iuuIiI SS Mrs. Mary Black, E. Anderson

vs. ' St, was discharged from the hosVwinira, Mi-ha. I Ventura. | pita , yesterday .

Modern Priscilla club will meet equipped dwelling units opened Monday at 2:30 with Mrs. Will and they hope to have 400 in an-

Peck ' other year. •!• *f* *h | When you go to Fontana Vil-

i lage all you have to take is • your clothes - everything else is

The Mothers Study Club will already there including fully meet with Mrs. Wiiiard Su.tkel, stocked trout streams. Northwood, Monday evening,' October 28th at 8:00 o’clock. •' HERRON Mrs. Mildred Mason will have, Mr am , Mrs B> , ron Mc ‘ ih.u^i ..I ptogiam. Mem bits we , c Sunday guests of the formpleas.* note change in place of , .. . .. r , , ,, it’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gegmeeting and bring needle and , „ „ „ , I .. ^ ^ . naj. and family in Crawfords-

thre.-ut for Red Cross baby vests. ^ ^ . ^ ^ ville.

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J Miss Evelyn McGaughcy of

ENJOY A GOOD SUNDAY DINNER

We plan ahead for our Sunday dinners to be sure that the best food is tastily prepared and served in a man ner to please you. CAFE R0YALE

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| ’ non-resiikM»< .if tho Patricia Kay Hanlon daughter • "M herein is t<* f*art it ion tlic urui Mrs. Clifford Hunlo i. |-||"«-I,.« drsci-llMMi real estate in on.- yeai Sunday October 27th.

I' "I-'IUI .-ouilty, In Hu- Stale of

i I inlimui. In wit: |

(iroveUnil ( oiniiiuiiity

Club Met Thursday

Ttic- Grovcland Community Club met with Mrs. Roscoe Hil’.is Thursday afternoon, October 24. j Mrs. Earl Sutherlin, president,

; conducted the

{6J. *!• + 4- + + ANNIVERSARIES

i-i"' ml fmir t.-itths i.-,0.4»

- i . s IvIuk and beinK in See1 - u* 'Iwentj-nine .J9> and I'-i"' "v<- i.'iS), Township

ii 4ei a (13) North, Range Five

i i ’A . si and more (mirileularlv

*:■ - rllieil as follows, to wit; I tee inidi.K* ut a point four md-ed • ielit' two and fivo ' i'-j n i feet north of th,-

" 'll le u -1 eoriler of the nortll"•H -niurier ,,f the NortheiiHt 'i artei of uid fleet ion Thirtv- ' i 1 and running thettee

ith with the r|u:irtei'-qiiartei-Ilini line, one Minus ind ,.|gh-

'' two i I ns3) feel; thence west i--' llel with Hie seetlon line '-''Veen -aid Sei-ttons Twenty- - nine i -’hi and Thirty-two (32)

dlsta nee of fifteen hundred

M-irti five ami six-tenths

' " 1 • - ' in the renter lino d'- uruvel road: thence in a

-"iiiiiwesterl. direetjon follow"'i the eentui- Hue of said h!Kh- ' 1 ' to a point therein seven hundred ninety one I'M) feet south of the motif'll line running • t and w.ltt lift ween said Set . dons T"n nty-nlrto C’fl) and

' 'rtv-two i 12>; (lienee east

i" ■ thousand three hundred - ivbty one i23till feet to the

"oint of heRinnlnK.

V-I" Therefore, nutti C Vet)mr. def. ndant In the a hove endtl -l • -jsi- of ttetloti If herehv notified Hlut ijtllerF they he and

the I’gtnSm f’lnult

on 21st ,Jav of rueeiaher, -I" the Slime being the 7Sth midlelal faj of the SeMemher T.-in. r.i.d of the pijtnam r|r, ’lit i-ourt, at the rnijn Ifout'e jn

’ r 'd?- of (|n encastle. I’titn tni "'"d'- Indiana and answer or 1 i- I’- t.. said eomplalst. the same

II hi- heard and determined in

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IN WITNKHS WHF.RKOE | have . • • --unto s.-i in. hand and affixed | do Seal of said fonrt at flreen- * do Indlnua. on the -Jf.th dav

or f let oh, r. 104(1.

rinier r. Akers, fh-rk. Pulnatn rirenlt Court

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Crain A Craig, ri-aiiels N Hamilton | \ t lorneys for nnlntlff. 2i-. 3t.

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I GOHIN METHODIST C HI IU H

, John Tennant, Minister 9:80 Church StT--; : Classes for

all ages

10:40 Nursery for email chil-

dren

10:40 Morning Worship and

.'Prcathir.-; Service

Sermon: Protestantism is Posi-

tive

Anthem: Hymn to the Trinity

Thompson

Solo: The Lord is My ShephcM 1

Diddle Howard Eloe

Organ: Aria Baeh: ChoralePrelude: Jesus, My Chief Treasure- Bach. Chorale-Prelude: A.

Mighty Fortress, Bach.

4:46 Candlelight Vesper Sei-| vice "Thanksgiving in Beauty" 7:00 MSM Drama-Magnolia’s Magic" This is the first pioduction for the Wesley Players thir year; all friends of Gobin Church are Invited to be present for the

program.

Tuesday 8:00 MYF Party-

; Community Hall

I’titn-tm, Wednesday 6:00 Farm Bureau

Dinner

Friday 9:00-3:00 Tutnam County Achievement Day. Thursday 7:00 High Sehool Choir rehearsal Friday 7:00 Gobin Choir re-

hearsal

McGaughcy

Culver Hu.spital spent her days leave here with her parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Rafo McGaughey, last

week.

Mrs. Robert Dragoo and chil- ; 'Iren attended a birthday party at the nomo of her parents near Kosedale last Thursday evenitv. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Poynt-'i'

some ot the'main activities, and im,l famil - v a,ld Mr lln(1 M ' s - also gave a review of the book.| Ea " S " rber Hnd tlau * hter ot ' "Mamma Had a Bank Account." j mar Lailo ‘ !a s P ent Sunc,a >’ with , The roll call response was !iM ' alui M,a - Th0fi Surbt ‘ r - I "Trips 1 Would Like To Take." I Mr ’ and Mrs Krt '' 1 Alexamle,Mrs. George Farrow readl ,f Crawfordsviile, Mr. and Mrs.

"Kentucky Watermlllion,” and!' gave a contest which was won'

by Mrs. Tony Wilms. Mrs. R. M. I “naP 011 *

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AN HONtSl ANSINIS

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meeting, tlie

tneqie of which was ^'Founders j Day.” She gave a summary of the founding of the club and

Law rence Alexander and son and ! Miss Dorothy Alexander of Indl-

weve Sunday dinner

McVay gave two readings a id I ; Mr and M,s ’ Donaid

Mrs. Wilms road “Injin Surr-

LET BANNER AON HEI.I, IT

TOR SALE: White R- ek fries, south of Titiker crossing, Buchhiet Orchard. E. C. Paris. 2#-6p

mer.”

The hostess served dainty ref.eshments to the following members and guests: Mesdames B -rt Alcorn. George Farrow', R. M. McVay, Eldon Miles. Hen. y O-dtorn, Clem Rissler, Guy Shepi.erd, Kan Sutherlin, Joe Shoemaker. Harry Toney, Tony ! Wilms, Everett Wallace. Conrad Millis, Leonard Walton, John j Schenck, Miss Prudence Evans, ] Miss Shirley Ader and Mrs.

Giffte Shepherd.

The next meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, November 20, with Mrs. Bert Alcorn, j

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DKPAl'M CALENDAR Monday, Ortober •»* 11:00 a. m.—Freshman Chapel, "DePauw Traditions," Prof. Hix-

son.

WeslnOMlay, October SI 11:00 a. m.- Worship Chapel, j Dr. Charles Kraft. ThurMlay, Ot iober 31 11:00 a. m. University Chapel,’ Meharry hall. Friday, November 1 11:00 a m.- Muaie Chapel, Miss Phyllis Clark, piano. Saturday, November ■» 1:30 p. m. Football game — Karlham Blackstoek Stadium.

McGaughey and son.

Mr. and Mrs. A Ivan Clodfelter of Crawfordsville spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed

Clodfelter.

CARD OF THANKS

★ Medical ethics are not something unique ^ and set apart, but simply a direct applic.i- t tion of the Golden Rule. They provide an I honest answer to the question, "What is best for the patient?” As one physician put s it, "I do for my patients what 1 would do for a member of my own family.” As pharmacists, we adhere to the same code. The quality of our medicines and service is (he best it is possible to give. You, the patient, are our first conccre. KELLER-COAN PHARMACY

I wish to thunk ull those Wh'2 rent me cards and flowers anti visited me during my recent rtay in St. Vincents Hospital and since returning home.

Mrs. Cora Nichols.

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Two rogistorod pharmacists to serve you at all times. Across From VoiicaHlc Theater

VOTE FOR

E. C ROGERS

Dtinocrttic Nominee

For

Tnitteo ef Franklin Tewnthip Election Tuesday, November 5, l»4fl.

. FOR SALE: 5 Goodyear tirea, * 8 J&x2<M2 ply myon, no tread, 80q naw, ideal for lime or farm ‘ truck, $35.00 each. Zane Gentry.' X mtfeb vrutfc' of Bainbrldge MAp

TNK OPENING OF OUR NEW OFMCI

OCTOBER 2 8, 1 9 4 6

101 E. WASHINGTON ST.

PHONE 30

JOHNSON SPEAKS ((l*atlMi«d tnua Pue omi do would be to declare the war over ami strip the President of his emergency powers. He said he believed in chacitv but that it wag now time that “charity began at home." He said when the American people go to the polls on Novem. her 5th they will vote lor thet: "own liberation or their own regimentation.”

Now, in out new location, we are in better position to serve our customers in this community. In the future, please direct ail inquiries and payme nts to our new address.

THE WONDER EIAM1

THAT COOLS AS WELL AS HEATS

INDIANA GAS A WATER COMPANY/ INC. Melvin Mallery, District Mg**

GREENCASTLE

PHONE