The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1947 — Page 2
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Personal And Local News BRIEFS
SOCIETY
Monday Alumni Chapter of Delta Theti Tan K P. M. Mrs. N. Huekle-
berry.
Boston Club 7:45 P. M. Mr . | Charles ami Mrs. James Zeis. Kindorgarden Mothers' CJur 7-JO p. M -city library. Tuesday TtwstJay P.eadintr Circle 1 P. M. Mrs. I>. IV. KiliinKer. Girl Scout Council IC.'lO City Library. Girl Scout Leaders 7:00 P. M City Library. Alpha Phi Alumnae 7:45 P. M. Lcha E. Horne.
I Busy Bee Club Holds Meeting The Busy Bee Club held it* March meeting Thursday at the home ot Mrs. Alice Williams. At noon a delicious piteli-in dinner was tnjoye.d by all present. The afternoon business meeting opened by singing ' The Church in the Wildwood" and prayer hy Mrs. Carrie Kline-
felter.
Responses to roll were "My Husbands Favorite l*.sh." The eontest by Mrs. Lizzie Crawford was won by Mrs. Eunice Graves. Those present were. Mrs. Helen j
INS TCM’KNKl IKH’K INDIANAPOLTS, lr i„ March 8 (INS) Sixteen regional has ketball tournaments t lay will eliminate 48 high school ti ams from the 1!M* running of the state championship contest. Just a little more than a week ago there were 781 quintets spa.rked with a flame of achievement inlon ipoll capturing thal coveted sport- award The dream* hav^ vanishc.i for all but Hi an. by 10 o'clock tor,igit only lt>0 boys will have any hope of lielonging to the 1917 state championship taem.
In the running are four teams selected bv this writer to be finalist come March 22 a,t Butler Kichlhouse in Indianapolis. These four hopeful quint Is are Flich vnnd, L ifayettc Jeffer.- -n. Terre Haute Garfield and Shelby-
ville.
Besides the selection of these four teams, we have select d th following to win regional championshps: Jasper, Jeffersonville. Evansville Central, Fort Wayn * Sruth Si le. Marion.
Mrs. Mary Garrett was admit d to the hospital yesterday. William Brewer, Stilesviilo,
Club 2:.'10 Mrs.!Williams. Emma Bonta, Mollle
New Era
| Zed McIntyre. . 1 Over The Tea Cups Club 2:.':0 Sarah Farmer, Eunice Graves,
Bavolitz, Elizabeth Crawford,
to the
hospital I
P M.
was admitted
yesterday.
David Dayheiff, Route 2, Spencer, was admitted to the hos-
pital this morning j ^ ^
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evens are the pa.ren.ts of a son born at the
hr-pital this morning.
Mrs. Hazel Bridges and infant ’ daughter were dismissed from I ho hospital yesterday. i
Mrs. Grafton Longdon.
Wednesday
j P. E. O. 7:.‘!0 P. M. Mrs.
' R. W. Pence.
I Kappa Kappa Gumma Alumna
7-:t0 P. M
Emma Hemey, Donna Houaten, Ester Jones, Geneva Jones, Lizzie Jones, Carrie Klinefelter, Pearl Leonard, Della McKamey, Bessie e) Roberts, Alary Sutheriin, Nellie
Mrs. Don Kl-• Williams. Leona Wright, Ros-
lis. | ettii Cummings, Mrs. Parks,
Thursday [Claia Hell Woodall, Eiste Bolton, ;
Willing Workers of Somerset Mrs. Jones and several children !
CI-OVERDALE + Mrs. Hattie Gorhs.ni. was in Greencastle. last Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jh lies Denny, who have been spending the past few months in FI irida have retarr.ed to Clover bile. Mrs. Harriett Gilmore enteitained the Fortnightly Club. Wrdnrsday afternoon at the home of Mary Gilmore. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Minnkh of Terre Haute visited his grandmother. Mrs. Nannie Furr, re-'
eently.
Phin Runyan. Who has be. n critically ill at his home, was taken, to the Putnam county hospital Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hurst, were in Greene *.stlc, last Tucslay afternoon. Mrs. Lucill > Firestone of Morton. visited recently with her mother. Mrs. Janie Whitley ami sister Pn.uline Meek. Mrs. Myrtle Sk >lton visited in Indianapolis last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McCoy were in Greencastle recently. Mi and Mrs. Otho Smythe an.l i Mrs. Anna Masten, attended Church at Deer Creek, north of town, Sunday. Hobby Logan has been, absent
JUST RECEIVED
Church
Mr. and Mrs. Chester White.
Huntington. Clinton; South,■, rt. I Spencer, are the parents of twins
Lawren eburg. South Bend, Central, Flora and East Chioagi
Washington.
SPECIAL OFFER! SIMMONS BED
39°o
WITH COIL SPRING AND MATTRESS
COMPLETE
Art Furniture Co. NORTH SIDE OE SljtWHE
Mrs. Dave
Friday
Centruy Club 2:50 f
Mrs. James Hughes.
born at the hospital yesterday. I Woman's Study Club Mr. and Mrs. Basil Baldwin, Charles Hector,
201 E. Franklin, are the parents of a son born at the hospital
’ yesterday. •
I The condition of Phin Runyan of Cloverdale who is confined to She Putnam county hospital re-
mains unchanged.
Mr. and Mrs 8am Gifford will
b.> the weekend guests of the , latter's parents, -Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Ellis. Mrs. Gifford former Miss Marlon Ellis.
Worrell.
M.
hostess.
Absent members please note | that the April meeting will be
2:.'10 held with Mrs. Mary Sutheriin
Instead of Mrs. Eunice Graves as
• planned.
2:3ft +•!* + •!•
' Alpha Pi Alumnae 'To Meet Tu -eday
Sal unlay
Theta Alumnae Club
P. M. Mrs. Ean Sourwine.
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Clinton T*vp. P. T. A. .Meeting Postponed
Th,' meeting and_supper plan- (he home of u , lia K HorIie
j 4* v Belle I nlon P. T. A.
Meets Monday yioniing
I
red by the Clinton Twp. P. T. A. to be held Tuesday evening. Mar. Jlt/i, has been postponed inis the definitely. Watch for a later date I v .j. .j- %
ANNIVERSARIES
. . .,, from school a few daVs on nf-
of members. Alice Williams the .
i count of a cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Felix were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brewer and Mrs. Lenter
one ('ay last week.
Mrs. Margaret Smith remains
about the same.
Mrs. Wilma Mann of Danville and Gerald Furr of Morristown attended the Furr sale Monday.
. The Alpha Phi alumnae will Tuesday Mrs. Nannie Furr, Bob meet at 7:45 Tuesday evening in Mlnnick and George Hurst ae-
' companied Wilma to Danville and stayed overnight. Bob and George went to Canterbury Col- * lege to see about enrolling there
; this fall.
. B lie Lnion P. T. A. Meeting ^he Cloverdale Tuesday club Will be held Monday Night in the w jjj n , oe t Tuesday evening
Russel] | Mar{ ,h nth at the home of Mrs.
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RECORD OF
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Hatchery
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CHOLERA IMMUNED. NONRELATED GILTS AND BOARS FROM MARCH LITTERS.
VISITORS WELCOME.
Dietz s Poultry Farm
(T NTEIS POINT, INDIAN \
PHONE 1070
wfjihixgs
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wildman. Greencastle, Ind., R. R. 2. 30 years, March 8 Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Dunlavy, Fillmore, 45th wedding annivers-
ary, March 9th.
Mr. and
55 years today, March 8th.
I 8 honl Gym at Mt. Clapp will be
7:30.
the speaker. Tie- Ralph pYy.
Tuesday, t.urex will be shown by Sam Rari-1 yv S c S
Good Cheer ( lull of
+ Ml. Meridian To Meet i The Good Cheer Club
Meridian will meet
March IPh, at the Royal Res- .-fen. Everyone invited, taurnnt in Greencastle, for their 4* 4- *9 anniversary dinner. This will be .Mr*. Hale Hostess followed by a theatre party at To .Missionary Aid I he Voncastle. Dinner will be Xhe Missionary Ai.i
.. A1 . . _ served promptly at 6 o'clock. A!' Christian church at Bainbridge service. Mrs. Alfred Cooper, members please call Stella Terry -. ne t at the home of Mrs. Gilbcit*
of the Clover-
dale Methodist church will hold an all day meeting Thursday, March 18th at the home of Mrs. Zrlla Hedrick. Members are t, take a covered dish and tab).
The day will be spent
in sewing for the Red Cross
by 7 o'clock Tuesday morning if Hale, Thursday a.lernoon March! Let's have a good attendance.
Birthdays they cannot attend. eth. Th? meeting opened by I Phin Runyan ws,s taken to the
C.-Jppr. Sunday, Ma. >. J'! SS,*? ' W “" <W " W
| ( luh Me«'(s Monday
Priscilla Chib To M«‘"t Monday
The Priscilla Club will meet •Monday afternoon at 2:80 with
j The Kindergarten Mother's! Mrs. Dak* Ross gave a very
j Story," followed by devotions by j evening, he was reported to be i i Mrs. Frank Miller. little better Thursday.
CARLOAD OF CONGOLEUM RUGS AH Sizes and Colors ART FURNITURE CO NORTH SIDE OF sqi ARE ' PUBLIC SvTt Due to Hie death of my husband,.lessr 1). |*oit,. r | . |IM |f for sale at Public Auction on my farm at I lie south , (1| ' vllle, Ind. the following property on ( TUESDAY, MARCH Mfh, 1947 BEGINNING AT 19:80 P. M. FARM IMPLEMENTS I—H IHC InM-lor on mliher. gisul as new. I—H IHC tractor ciiltivater. I—Little (ienlous tractor plow, 2 bottom n ii„ h. I —1« A 7 foot McCormick fleering tractor disc (Up 1—7 foot IHC power mower. I—Black Hawk corn planter with fertilizer allachmenU I—8 section spike tooth harrow. I—hay loader. 1— wagon gear with an iinu-iial flat lop Im-iI. 2— hog houses, large sizes. FEED 850 bushel* of corn more or less. 200 hushids oats more or less. X Ions of Clover hay. One 7 find Norge refrigerator, good condition. All Hu* above took-, arc in an exceptionally I ronilltiNi they were only u-ed on a 20 acre farm and Mr. Pul ter link mg pride in keeping up these machines. Oilier items hy date of sale. Not responsible for aceiik-ntx. TERMS: CASH—No property to he removed until .setIM hr, MRS. MABEL SPENCER POTTER ALTON HURST, Auctioneer II. SIEt.EI. sl'EMHt.O
Banner Ads Get Results
Mrs. A. A. Brothers
Rid path P. T. A.
Met Friday ^
The Martha J. Rklpnth P. T. A. ( net Friday afternoon in the I
.-chord audltoriijm,
Aft.T a short business meet J :ing the devotlon-s and program | were given by first, second and
third grades.
j Following this. Clyde Gentry of Crawf rclsville gave a talk on
I ''Builders.”
Club will meet in the kindergarten room of the city Library Monday evening at 7:30. All members are urged to attend.
4* *9
Boston Club To
Meet Monday
The Boston Club will meet with Mrs. Charles and Mis * Jimies Zeis at 7:45 Monday evening. Mrs. Ross Runyan, 'q charge of the program, will p'**- : sent Mi s. Jane Hays as the gue j speaker. M nihei s please not >
change in meeting place*. | .;.
Delta Theta lau
Meets Monday
interesting’ missonary lesson on
India.
After the missionary drill prayer wa,s given, led by the president, Miss Agnes Curran, | :Mrs. Alva Pruitt gave a lesson >
Dinner was late that night
i FOR SALE: Good used stoker, I *50.00. Phone 249. 8-2t.
HEADACHE Nature’s Semaphore
on Stewardship Fifteen members and two guests anewered roll call "My Favorite Accessory”. During the business discussion it was decided to give 515 to the Red Cross. Flans were made for an Easte#Salp of Food and fancy work a,iv.i rugs to be held in tire town office on the Saturday be-
fore Easter
Meeting closed with the Missionary benediction to meet April
Alumni chapter <>f Delta Thc‘' , i
Tau will meet Monday evenin';! 3rd with Mrs. Guy Collings. at 8 o’clock at the horn'.' of Mi x. j* *9 *9 4-*9
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★ The cause* of headache are multitudinous. It is. perhaps, the most common ailment of man. Many headaches arc simple, and respond to simple home treatment. It should be remembered that headache is a symptom, and not a disease. It is nature’s semaphore, signaling that the track is not clear. if headaches persist or recur, sec your physician at once. If medication i:. needed, sse are equipped to fill zour prescription promptly and accurately. Two experienced registered I'harmaei ts on duty to serve you oorreetlv and efficiently. KELLER-COAN PHARMACY Tw« refistered pharmacists t« serve you at * all times. Across From Voncastle Theater
HOSPITALS UP TO VET REQUIREMENTS Veterans Administration ho.--pital facilities in Indiana meet, the requirements of state veterans more adequately and with lef.s delay than in any of the other three .states Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin comprising the branch Seven area, VA reports show at the end of January. 'I here were no veterans in Indiana with service-connected dlr- < i (lei s awaiting admission to hospital* and there were only 81 applications awaiting processing (n non-service-connected iii’.menta, none of which were of an (mergency nature. Illinois had 819 nonservice-con-p< cted applications for admission pending while Wisconsin had 1.292 such applications. The VA has three hospitals in operation in the state. The hospital on Cold Springs Road, in IndianapoUa, with a bed caps-, city for 345 patients, had a turn- ' over of 340 patients during January. The hospitals at Flirt Benjamin Harrison has a 500 b«*1 (Hpacity but has an average of 500 each month. During January 466 patients were admitted and 333 were discharged. Both ur-* general medical and surgery hos-
pitals.
The VA hospital at Ft. Benjamin Harrison ha* been able to admit all applications, though four of its wards are not open due to lack of personnel. There is n need for 32 nurse* and 45 attendants and a number of specialists. The third hospital is the VA mental institution at Marion which has a bed capacity of 1 - 11 iiBlIaned »■ Page I nur,
Is Huckleberry. 80C N. Jacks >:. •street. Mrs. Don McLean will trass istlng hostess.
4* 4* 4- 4*
Fillmore •■roup Meets March II The Missionary Society of th.* Fillmore Christian Church will ueet all day Tuesday, March 11 with Mrs. Raymond Siddons.
THE CHEF'S CORNER - - - - Well. I simply cannot neglect mentioning <>ur salads - - - - We receive to many i mu pitmen ta ry remarks - - - - not only on the variety - - - - but the way they are displayed on lee and kept so fresh alt the time - - - - Our euoIomers say these salads are a tempt at ion every time they dine here as It Is always .so hard to select one - - - - Could it be the mayonnai* <- that we make ourselves with only the freshest eggs, vegetable oils and seasonings - - - - We will tell you morn about our mayonnaise some other lime - - - - It’s an intereallng story. CHET'S CAFETERIA Arms* from PMrt Office
Jefferson Home Ee In Regular Meeting Tlie Jefferson Township Homo Eo Club held its regular meeting last Thursday afternoon, FVb. 27, with 12 members adn four guests present. The meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. A nice Wallace with the reading of the creed, salute to the flag and roll call, followed with th. secretary and treasurer’s repo-t. One more new member. Mr'. Ivan Vaughn, was received to the club and was chosen for the 4-H adult leader. The business meeting was hem and the year books uassed ous.. The meeting was then turned over to the leader. Mrs. Gem Sallust, who gave a very interesting lesson on “Slip Covers,' 1 The program committee for February Uren took charge and a contest was held. Refreshments of cookies and punch were served and the meeting wah then adjourned.
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ir«a«lanrd from I'aae nsrl time than any other type of locomotive in their horsepower range. During the last one hundred years the Monon Railroad has contributed much to the history of Indiana and the development of transportation for which it can be justly proud.
Bract's Runty Shop Please make your appointment early for Paster permanents. PHONE 40
IJlnntr was late that night fur little Linda. A swollen Susquehanna River had washed away her home-and everything in it. Hut the lied Cross was there to help her and all the homeless families . .. * . . to supply food, clothing, shelter for the night; . * . to extend comfort, emergency medical aid, care for the injured; r' f ''
to help a
home*.
stricken people re""- 1 ^
Every week, disaster strikes our nation. Always in eatastrophe-l 1 " 'j explosion, tornado or hurric3ne~}" lir
Cross is on the job.
You want to do your share
to hell'
American Red (Voss carry on in l' 1 '' Give—give generously and 10 “greatest mother of them all"!
GIVE—so your RED CROSS can farry SAM HANNA'S BOOK STOR.E