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THE DALY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDfANA, MONDAY OCTOBER 28, 1946.

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BUS STATION

Lust seminar)' Street. L. (. . BKOWN.

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(tontIiiimmI from I’mer Onri I The Circuit containing th.s eliurch also included Brick Chap-. 1. Furrow* Chapel. Wesley j

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED

SOCIETY

Ur. \V:ie<»uer i T<> Murry

YOUNG

Mr and Mrs. Chester Meal of

“It Waves For All” \ Entered in the poatofflce at ’

Chapel. Pleasant Hill and Bethel nreenoastle, Indiana as second'Home lace Farm, Waldron, inu..

The people of the community, class mail matter under Act of

feel the need ot March 7. 1878.

fiel iht neeu ^ Subscription price. 15 oems par

• *" per y^ar by mail in

to $5.00

a n a in began to

a better and larger building ... work; | 3 00

ulneh to worship. It was decid-

d to build

the new chinch

Putnam County; $3.50

mss the mail north from the [Ulm Count y

per year by mail outside Put-

!: ame

structure. The frame

■ tructm e

was torn down and the

S. K. Kariden. Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

parts were

sold.

The deed

for

the present

site

of the

new

ehurch was

given

by the Frank

nd Wood

families. The

new

church was

built

during

th'*

| , IIISO\AI. And local News BRIEFS

aanmei of 1896. under tne lea 1rship of U. G. Leazenby. The building committee included ( Dudley Burk, George Lloyd and | William Perkins. Sr. Thomas I Nelson acted as president and | Charles Bettis was secretary and ' treasurer. Geo. Uoyd was presi rnt and is the only living memhi r of the building committee. I

Ibis building lias a hugi aud j lonlp f rom Martinsville where ; itoiium and Sunday School room ^ t ihe past tWQ weekfi

which can be thrown together by

a nr ounce the engagement arul appr.inching marriage of their daughter. Beverly, to Dr. Kenneth S. Wagoner of Greencastle. son of Mrs. Otto Wagoner of Waldron. The wedding will be

solemnised scon.

| Miss Meal was graduated from , the Waldron High School and I the Method tat Hospital School of ' Nursir.g in Indianapolis. Dr. I Wagoner is a member of the I faculty at DePauw University. -

i Indianapolis Star.

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; Hi uni red WiMi

| inary, was admitted to the hos- Pauline Phin,

S' \ j pital Saturday. waa-ndmitteii p* 1 ) I Pcarey Masten. 506 Elm St., | Saturday. thf ‘ Sla;

X - -'A* | was discharged from the hospital

* ^ I Sunday.

! Mrs. Louise Pickens of Clover

Relievedis- da,e > " as admitted to the hostressof baby's cold while he sleeps j pital Sunday.

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Mother vr

'dnr„ | f

nut,

pital Monday

to , h( hr .

Rub on Vicks VapoRub at bed- 1 time. Soothes. A W ■ M Rg relieves during ^ jf

night. Try it!

Vurlin Jarvis. 902 Madison, was admitted hospital yesterday.

North

to tne;

Birliitiiv Dinner

A surprise birthday dinner was given in h-incr of both Mr. and

Mrs. Montie Pritchard spe.it ^ ^j I3 Raymond Truex of Baln-

the weekend with Mrs. Horn In Belle Union.

Maudic

bridge. Sunday, October 27th at th • home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip

Mrs. Grace Routt has returned Goudt; of na *' 111 of Brick Chapel.

Th.' huge dining table was decorated with gifts, candles and a huge birthday cake with the amount of candles cn it. The

carried out the

S- hafer and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burrows of Terre Haute.

morning. ,

Sanfom Burk. Orecnca*, 1 was discharged t

pital yesterday.

Mrs. Ruse Buis and w Greencastle, R. 2 ^ ^ fr ° m th " hos P‘tal SatunJ

HOUSING PROGRAM ATTACKED BY GOP

polling partition. The founua-, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pitts, 801 ^ lion is oi stone, the superstruc- South Indiana, are the parents ( decorations

,t brick and stone, the roof 0 f H 80 n born at the hospital ’ colors of pink and blue. the furnishings of Saturday. I An hour of entertainment was

Mr. and Mrs.

ture

of slate, and

, ik It has a basement with furnace. The building cost aboi t

$5,000.

It was dedicated on December

Oscar

I given in the afternoon by the folHaverlyj i ou ing people, Rita Lois and

, spent Sunday with Mrs. Margin -^ Vnn j., McHaines of Indianapolis, et Haverly and relatives in Mil- Miss Evelyn Patsy and Jimmjf

Mrs. Elizabeth Albright

1, 1S96,

I preached in an-l David

the sermon the morning

being

chell, Ind.

by Dr.

Sunday from the

Mrs. Fredrick Norris and

Howard returned son of 114 South College, were Western eleased from the hospital Sal- H. A. Gobin and

] . Ider. Rev. D. M. Wood, were I pi sent throughout the day.

Frances Stewart an i At different times this church

to Hi ir, circuit has included Pisgah,

Bethel. Brick Chapel and Bell-

Women of the Moose will meet the Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the

Hurst of north of Stilesville. Those attending the dinner

were, Mr. and Mrs.

daughter. 704 to th«-ir home

hospital.

H Moore, editor of „ Christian Advocate. Dr.'Home. All members and of fleers j

Hu pit id , pleas, hi i * lard Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.

urday.

Adrian Muir, son of Mr.

Mrs. Ovid Muir

ar.J i Eugene Goode, Mrs. Priest,

Jack Hurst, Mr.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. I UP) The administration’s emergency housing programs, past and. present, were attacked by Re-i publicans today as examples cf. bungling and inefficiency. Sen. Bcukre B. Hlckenlooper | r., la., said the present veteransi emergency housing program as a ; ••colossal failure’’ and called on the next Congress to “do some-

thing about it.”

He said he was studying thentire problem and might introduce remedial legislation when Congress meets “to get the mat-

erials flowing.”

His statement came after Sen. Owen Brewster, R., Me., released his copy what he called a “long suppressed” report charging blunders, waste and inefficiency in wartime housing con-

rtay r ord struetion.

Brewster said the report was submitted to the Senate War Investigating Committee in April,

Mr. | ard

Mrs. Martha Jones ami daughter, 218 Bloomington St., wert' released from the hospital Satur-

day.

Mrs.

daughter have returned

Pome in North Salem from the

hospital.

more. Since 1942 it has been with Russellville Federated. The Sunday School was organ-

. i 1945. by a staff of experts ap-

of near Bridge- ( and Mrs. Jack Hurst, Mr. ard pQintct j w hen the group was ton, returned to his homo Wed- Mrs. Maynard Hurst and family, ; | H , aded by President Truman,

nesday from the UnWn Hospital i Mr and Mrs. Frank McHaines) at Terre Haute. j and family. I

I’nigress History ( lull To Meet

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robbins had as their weekend guests, Mr. ami

While the report dealt prii^»ar- | ily with wartime housing, Brev- i -ter said, its recital of “errors in administration” by the ntaioir.l

I about the same time as the Mrs. Karl Davis of Franklintj

I housing agency should have been

ii hm . am. has progressed as the and Miss Marjaric Middleton )f waTSs^So^^a^r.! hU,di£,tl in 0UtlininR thc P ostv ' m '/

On n ServkE Easli

Lexington, Ind.

Charles Walter Brown, of De-

64:;

! ehurch has.

'I ll - ehurch has always had a vnarics waiter orown. in wi-I .p y

! h i youth organisation first troit. Michigan spent the weekj : an Epworth League and now end with his parents,

\( the gas station, yon buy 1 gallon or 10, according to yoiu wishes. At our hank, checking serv ice is on a similar basis You draw one check, or many, and yon pay lor our service according to the amount yon receive, just as von do for gasoline. In the case of regular rheekiilg accounts, depositors pay by carry ing a sufficient balance which, when inv ested, will eov cr

c o s I

sen -

the

checking

ices rendered, or by the payment ol sen ice charges. In this way each account stands on its own feci. As a means of saving time, simplifying money records and hav ing an automatic receipt lor every bill \ou pay , a clucking account offers vou a full measure ot convenience. W e cordially iuv ite v on to start ' our cl kii account here at om hunk.

Mr. and

i tin' Methodist Youth Fellow- Mrs. Walter Brown, S. Indiana

nip In fact, u few years ago. St.

tlv young people took over ami Mrs. O. A. Newhmsc will leave the church from dissoin- Tuesday for her home in San

I Antonio, Texas, after spending

Ladies Aid was or- the summer in Greencastle, with

.saved

lion.

lie* lirst

East Seminary St. at 2:36 Tuesday. Mrs. M. L. Ha - -

j mond will have charge of the

program. •!• + + +

Home and Child St udy Club To Hold Meeting The Home and Child

panized in 1895or 1896, With only f ov si-tor. Miss Mabel Stoner, ev.iv or fifteen members. 1'- Mrs Marion McNary and , ,v . a nourishing organization daughters. Mary Ann and Hel-

need of veterans.

Clintcn Center | To Give Play

StiUily I

The Juniors and Seniors

Club will meet this evening at High School will J o',lock at the home of Mrs. I , a ., I

k .u nil Home o. • > “ s p r e S ent "Lena Rivers,- a modern Gerald Warren, East Sominary of Mary j. Holmes!

>V i|«

Present Uuy Club

,,i th- Woman’s Society of Chris- *'.ia Jane, and Mrs. Harry Johns-

Man Service of which Mrs. Vei n “»•» ot Centerville, spent Thu,-- T > M „ e( ^ i(la} . Slpl.'f is president. A new kitch- lla - v "'8 ht wilh Maudl! McNary. present Day Club will meet cn h - recently been installed in Mr and Mrs. G. J. Reeves, Tuesday at 2:30 with Mrs. Earl

th. -..nth end of the combined w * , ° visited the lyist week vith g ourwinp

i ial and Sunday School room. Mr - " nd Mr8 - Fra,lk p Schafer ' i + + +r Rev L L Bickett has been left Mo,uJn -V b y P lane for th ‘‘ ir i Hutnamville I*. T. .V ! , pastor since 1942 J ' d Meeting

The Putnamville P. T. A. held

LATE NEWS

and sister.

Central National Bank

i an i threw him out of the car. ! Gray was c-ptured by B. R. ((;.’con, Snath Bend, when -he ithice yiuths e.rashed the stolen

in attempting to escape. The ^ Q.eencasl!e.

.th. is ran into a field, but police einight them an hour later.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Petty ar nounce the birth of a girl, Am. Elizabeth Petty, at the Method.st hospit.i. in Indianapolis on Oi'tober 25. Mrs. Petty was forirjcrly Eliziit-tli M. Dough. Fy

Southwest Corner Square

IMIBIJC ^AIJ

A*. I have giiit farming I will offer for vale on farm, 7 tnilrv southwest of (irerneastle, Ihm miles north of Iteelsville, on

THURSDAY, OCT. 31, AT TWELVE O’CLOC K NOON 32 -HEAD OF CATTLE -32

1946

32 Mattel of ll^r^fords, ron^iKtin^; of rows and <al\rv, <*ows from 1 2 t« 7 .vrar.s old. This is a finv* hunch of llrrrfnrds.

HOGS

Five brood sows, bred to farrow later.

FEED

lied Clover^ one Inmdrcd hales

TltOITtl.k AT PLANT ! MILWAUKEE. Oct. 28—(UP) Fighting broke out before the gules • f the Allis-Chalmera farm I equipment plant today as strik- ' ing CIO United Auto.r.obUe Workers sought to halt a back-to| • -work movement bv mass pkket-

ing.

I Chief Tom Costello of the West 'Allis police department said sev-j . i:il skirmishes occurred as meinbers of the 8 a. m. shift attempt-

I. rl to reach their jobs.

its second meeting on Oct. 1 at the school. An interesting talk and discussion was given by Dr. M.Ciintock on the subject of posture. Plans were made for a Hallowe'en supper to be held cn Oct. j 39th at 6:30. A musical program was given by Jimmy ShaughI nessy, Chrita Chartety Hutcheion

of the Rcelsville High Sc he >1 are and Diijne. Larry and Eddy John-

inviting one and all to attend j son.

The junior and ser'or clast .

the Junior-43 nior Night at the high school next Wednes iqy night, October 36th. The evening will begin with a big supper at

six o’c'ock.

Rev. Raymond Skelton will bo the November speaker.

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lfdll<>wf't<n Supper At Piitnaniville

i The Putnamville P. T. A. will IN MEMORY I hav.' a Hallowe'en supper WedIn loving memory of my moth-J nesday, Oct. 30, 6:30 at the er, Mrs. Woithington Varvel,: school house. Entertainment and who passed away 2 years ago, music for all. There will be

One hundred eight) hales of

Alfalfa. TOOLS

One Allis Chalmers tractor on rubber, breaking plow, •» hutt'*iu, II inch, toi same, one cultivator for same, niii- disc, one ciiltipaeker, <>ne smooth roller, tandem, one good wagon. Let/ feeil grinder, rotary Iuk-, Chevrolet fruek, 85 Model in extra <-i, rotary he-.', Chevrolet truck. SA .Model in extra good eondition good eondition, and othei articles. I FILMS—( ASH, Not responsible for accidents.

MATT FURNEY

HURST AND HUNTER. Auc tioneers. CLIFF Mi MAINS and FORREST HUTCHISON, (Jerks.

Miss Ellis (iiiesf Ot Honor at Shower Marian Ellis, daughter of Mr. i:kI Mrs. H. II. Ellia, whose wedling will take place November 3. was entertained by Mrs. Angi r D. Steele and Mrs. Robert Wallace, A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs. D E. Ruark Saturday, October 26. Twenty guests were present. Thc bride's chosen colors of blue and yellow were earned out in table decoration and flownr arrangements.

Saturday, Oet. 26. 1944. j prizes for the best Nothing can erase the memories j Everybody welcome. Of one so gooel and kind. +.!•*•* She is living in my heart today. Clovcrdulc Fortnightly

masked.

And is always on my mind. May find guide my life on earth today, And help me find thc way To live as she would want me to. And to meet her some sweet

day.

Sadly missed by her daughter and grandchildren. pd.

{5} -l- J. + •;. -j. j. £ * ANNIVERSARIES *

VOTE FOR ROSS TORR Republican Candidate For Re-Election County Commissioner

3rd District Tuesday, November 5, 1946.

HR. HUTCHESON ILL i os Dr. W R. Hutcheson was tak-l in to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on Saturday. He is confined because of a circulatory

disturbance of the foot.

Birthdays

Shirley Jean Butts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butts E Berry St., 7 years old today. Oct.

Relief At Last For Your Coash

Creomulslon relieve* promptly be:ause it goes right to the eeat of thc .rouble to help loosen «yi expe term laden phlegm, and aid nature m soothe and heal raw, tender, Iniiamea bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you i bottle of Creomulslon with the un- , demanding you must like the way it ■lutckly allays the cough or you arc

| wi have your money back.

f.re at munuie

MUNCIE. Ind., Ock 28 (UPl — Officials of Ball Brother's c mpany counted a loss estimated at $300,000 today as a result of fire which destroyed a stor-

age building yesterday.

One fireman was injured slightly as 75 firemen fought the

five-alarm blaze.

The 'building was two city blocks long and only 50 feet wide. It was made of corrugated iron and concrete. It was used for storage of small packing cases.

< luh Held .Meeting

Cloverdale Fortnightly Club

met Wednesday afternoon, October 23rd, at the home of Mrs.

Nora Brown in Spencer. The president opened tne

meeting in usual order followed by roll call. Fourteen members

most popular novel in three acts Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Oct. 29 and 30 at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Albert has written modern version of the old tale. For years the na ::e of “Lena Rivers” exhibited in, fron! of any theater has been like magic. It has played to standing room everywhere since it is packed with tears and

laughter.

Mr. Albert has drained the books of every laugh and added several of his own, so that “Lena Rivers” becomes one of the j greatest comedies in years. Lena is the type of part that all young j girls adere playing. The part of Granny Nichols Is loaded with laughs as is John Junior and the two blackface parts, Aunt Milly and Old Caesar, who are a whole

show in themselves. Cast of Uharai tem

Lena Rivers Our adorable henrine Jerry Miller Granny Nichols her beloved grandmother -Glennie Martin John Livingston Lena’s uncle

Claude Williams

Mrs. Livingston his wife, who | has social ambitions Carolyn'

Connerley

Caroline Livingston- who is an| echo of her mother Enola Cun- ’,

ningham

Anna Livingston—her sister - , v. arm hearted and sincere Mary

Louise Keck

John, junior- who is addicted to slang James Clodfelter Fran Graham — a southern gentleman Paul Wichman Mrs. Graham his jealous wife

responded' with Favorite Radio' Norma Keyt

Program. Minutes of last meet-* T>urwar|d Belmont, her son by a ing were read by the secretary.' f. rmer marriage Bill Clodfelter There was no business so M-s.j Malcolm Everett a tutor in Nellie O’Neal took charge of the 1 the Livingston home Ralph

program. Miss Beryl Sandy ga* e' Arnold

a very Interesting topic on! Aunt Milly—a colored servant

"Radio Information." This was Lucille Ratcliff

followed by a radio contest won 0 *d Oeasar -1 a colored man by Miss Lois Sinclair. Guests sftrvan t who Is always flxin' to do

were Mrs. Esther Brown and James Stultz

Mrs. Elizabeth O’Neal of Spenc- 1 Tlcke t agents- David Hester

or. The hostess served delicious an Everett Martin

refreshments assisted by M/s.' Usbers Ij ® e R°y Love, Billy

Esther Brown. I En ^ >r - Hubert Crodian Next meeting will be with Stage managers Bobby

Miss Lois Sinclair November 6in. aM « Bil1 * Keyt

Call

Prompter- -Phyllis Wichman Director Mrs. JiUno Irwin

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Mr. and Mrs. Reeves Honored With Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scbafcr entertained a number of guests

Sunday at dinner in honor of Mr. Lester Fitzsimmons. Commerand Mrs. G. J. Reeves of Price, Clal Hotel was discharged from Utah. H*c hospital this morning.

HOSPITAL NOTES

Besides the honored guests Miss Helen Browning, 4to

steam shovel from the Ind- those present were: M.r. and Mrs. Washington, was dismissed from

iana Bridge and Iron Oompany was used to remove inflammable material from the path of the fire. Three freight cars on a sid-

flanies.

Reeves of

MARSH KITCHEN CABINETS

Guuruntcml, genuine porcelain i'uaini‘1 — lifclim.g linish, slain los-, rust proof, odorless, fadeless and burnproof.

$59.00

Kitchen Clipboards

* ! iikU‘ or full si/e. f'lit v, Doors.

JUST

$17.50 Up

•hist tliu

tiimi

liriglili-n up yiurkititl

with plenty 4| storage Hpitfis

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CIRCULATOR COAL HEATERS $49.00 Up

CONGOLEUM RUGS

S3.50Up

All Sizes

APARTMENT SIZE CAS RANGES

Open Every Evening 'Til 9:00 P. M.

ART FURNITURE CO

NORTH SIDE OK MJI \KK

VOTE FOR

ROGERS

Democratic Nominee

For

Trustee ot Franklin Township Election Tuesday, Novemln r 5, l!!4<>-

Nto° e l WITHOUT m

Russell Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. the hospital this rrfoming. George Schafer and daughter, M,s Irma Hess and daughter,' Mr. an,d Mrs. Thomas C. Schafer Greencastle, R. 4, were released and family of Fillmore, Mr. and from the hospital Monday morn-

ing were moved away from the Mrs. Willard Crom veil and James ing.

Cloverdale, George juia. Jesse Byrd, 640 E. Sent-

Money to take care d seasonal purchases and te meet expenses is available here en a convenient monthly repayable basis. INDIANA LOAN CO

101/4 Washington Street.

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