The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1947 — Page 2

DAflV Bi^NWER. SfitENCASTLE. INDIANA, bAfUKDAY, MAY 3, 1947.

I noatlv dlcssed. his I'jh • frrshly ! razored, his trousers pressed, his ; hair fa.'lltiessly parted "J'ni all dressed up he told th" newspapr-r r.en, "because 1 have to set an example. Things have changed. The hob ■ is on the way out, and in his place will soon by a gentleman, if we can do anything about it. The aim of our new organiza-

tion is to put

hoboes back on

th. ir feet, get the n jobs, make | them self-respecting men." ,

Erich Brandeis*

Then, the president philoSnphige i a bit on the whys and where-

1 fores of a hobo.

Another great American institu-j "A man becomes a hobo betion has surrendered to clvlliza-j be hasn't seen or don't know of j the finer things in life. We show The Hobo Fellowship has be. n him the finer things. We take 1 i"Si>lved and \\i)l h(*ivaft»*r b^| him to museums and ait gallerknow as the Temple of Biother- ies. We show him hew nice a hood, according to its ptesltent.'home can be and an honest livwho recently held a, press eon-j ibg " ference in a comfortably furnish-' ed office at the organization's j There was much more of the new headquarters in Mejv York.(same sort of thing. i>ut. insteac Just before the ehangeovi i tlu * of inspiring me. it made a.c sa I presi lent had been representative^ i hate to s*‘e the hobo disapof the hobo as we know him! pear from the American scene, shirtless, uncombed, unshaven.) Because I. too. am a hobo at At the conference he appeared heart.

T me hoboes have alv.ays been the personification of the universal human desire to get as much as possible out of life without working. •They toil not neither do they spin" that i» the hobo-s philosophy and that is how many of us would like to live, only we haven't got the nerve to do it.

SAVED LIVES IN TORNADO

Years ago. when I was a young reporter. I was sent out on a story which made it necessary to live in a California hob: camp for more than a week. 1 dressed like a hoho, I talkec. like a hobo, I was a hobo. And do you know, r liked it sc well that I almost stayed a hobo 1 remember that delicious mulligan, cooked in tin can* over an open fire. I remember those lonlight nights around that tire, listening to wonderful adventures lived by those fellows in thousands of miles of unpaid travel. What a free and easy bunch What a simple, boiled-down, elemental outlook on life. They had nothing, they wanted n rthlng. they had txt ambitions and no inhibitions. Yet they were rich. They owned the sun and the moon and the stars and the trees and the birds and tile whole world as long as there was a brake beam t/j ride on. Good-bye boys and don't go to' too many museums! IN MEMORY In memory of my wife, Mrs. Ina MeCammaek who pa-ssed away a year ago today. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and just to the end of her days; Sincere and true, in her heart and mind, Beautiful memories she left behind. Floris McCammock. pd

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SOCIETYi

IN MEMORY memory of my

husband.

Personal And Local News BRIEFS 1 Nora Reed Smith left Tuesday for New York and Washington. L> C. to visit with relatives. Archie Milligan of Bowling Green, was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Friday. Stella Dobson, 3259 Gladstone Detroit, was admitted to the Putnam County hospital Friday. The Floyd Township Farm Bureau will meet at Center School Monday evening May 5th

at 7:.‘10 o'clock.

Darlene Dicks. 2110 North Arlington St„ Indianapolis, wu.udmitted to the Putnam County hospital Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Long oi Crawfordaville are visiting Mr and Mrs. Oral McCullough of Center Point for a few days. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oral McCullough of Center Point were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lasley and son, Stevie of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. John Boineamp of Los Angeles are the parents of a son born May 1st. Mrs. Boineamp is a registered nurse and served at the Putnam County

Bring flower seeds, bulbs or, • shrubbery for exchange. Roll call ■ I will be answered by your favorite J vegetable, titles wear pi ini house dresses. I •j. 4- .J.

Fortnightly Club To Meet Monday The Fortnightly Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 | o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Bishop. Miss Mary El zabeth Peck will be the assisting hostess. Mrs. E. A, Browning will give the program. Important business will be trans- j

acted.

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J Mrs. Met ullough Hostess

Mr and Mrs. Fred Kocssier To Golden Circle Oub

of Bainbri.Jge announce the engagement and approaching mar-

liage of their daughter, Mary '^ 1 Jane, to Benton Giltz. son of M>- | on ^ 1

and Mrs. Arthur Giltz, also oi

Balnbri ge.

foi

DRY CLEANING Remember, folks, HERE'S the place Where cleaning takes on sparkling g ,a t , ALL dry cleaning work WE do, Is done up right to please just YOU. HOME LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS

The wedding is planned

June 8fh.

Both are graduates of Bainbrldge High School.

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Lnteiiuili In Honor OI \ arioiis llirlhdays

The April meeting of the GoldCircle Club was held at the

Mrs. Cordelia McCul-

I lough with Marie Craft as as-

! sislant hostess.

| At the noon hour a delicious ! dinner was served to fourteen j members and their guests. At 1 one o’clock the business meeting was called to order by the vice-

Marie Craft, by sing-

president

, ing the club song. Devotions were read by Dovie Taylor. Koll call was answered by giv- ! ing an April Fool prank. During the business session, it was voted tj d mate 85 to the Cancer Control funds. ThV guests were

Mrs. Eva Brann, Mrs. Helen Miss Ellena Ruder and | Query, Mrs. Edna Cox and Mrs.

Lois Kaab.

Interesting contests were conducted by the hostess and assist-

L. krazitr, who passed I hospital during the last wat. Mr.

UVEJ of 12 school children were saved In Worth. Mo when Teacher j Anne Trump and Max Lee Murdock. 13, herded young lets inle a 1 feliarwuv seconds before tornado flattened buildim; (Inttrnatioml) !

PAULINE’S BEAUTY SHOP CLOVERDALE, IHD. Opening Thursday, May 15th EXFERIENt Ell OPERATOR (Formerly a-socialed with Evelyn Johnson at the Sunbeam Beauty Shop in Oreeneastle) Second house west of John luigan on same side of • tree!.

GIFTS FOR MOTHER’S DAY....

... lo select o beautiful Hallmark Mother's Day Card from our collection, Bui hurry I

Gifts to make any mother happy, and to show her your appreciation and love . . Her tavorit? music on Victor records .... spring-y pastel stationery .... a new novel or book of nonfiction . . .. Lovely china and {lass ware .... Lady Buxton billfolds.... Shop early for Mother's Day ....

away one year ago, May- 3, 1946. One or the other must leave On-- or the other must stay; This is forever the way This is the vow that is sworn; Faithful till death do us part Btaving what has to be borne; Hiding the ache in our heart; One how-so-ever adored Kiret must be summoned away; This is the will of the Lord One or the other must stay. Wife pd IN MEMORY In loving memory of my (jailing husband, William D. Alexander. who passed away 1 year ngo. May 4. 1946. Memories are treasures No one can steal. Death is a heart ache Nothing can heal. Some may forget you Since you are gone. But I will always remember, No matter how long. 1 often sit and think of you, When memory is the only thing That grief can call its own. Sadly missed by wife, Belle. Pd. Banner Adv. Pay> BOWLING DOWNTOWN LEAGUE Monday—6I45 University A vs. Goodyear No.

Midwest vs. Post Office No. 1 University C vs. Zinc Mill University B vs. Johnson Monday, 8:45 p. m. Laundry vs. Post Office No. 2 Coca-Cola vs. V. F. W. No. 2 Eitel’s vs. Banner V. F. W. No. 1 vs. University Dec.

and Mrs. J R. South of Bainbridge are the grandparents. The DoPauw Woman’s Club will homn Dr. and Mrs. Edward K. Bartlett with an informal reception at their May meeting on Monday afternoon, May 5th, in the recreation room at Mason Hall from 3.30 to 5.00 o’clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Herschel McCulh igii T Center Print, entertained Sunday with a birtjiday dinner in honor of the following; Mrs. Alfred Rader. Mrs. Opal McCullough, Mrs. Seibert McCullough, i.IIOO B,... ..o Miss Amelia Howold. A bountif d [ dinr.'*r was servt J at the noon I hour t:: the following: Mr. an.;' Mrs. Alfrej Rader and children, Ell na and Phillip of Biazil R. K.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howold and daughter Amelia of Roelsvule; Mr. and Mrs. Oral McCullough rf Center Point, Mr. and Mrs. Seibert McCullough of Reelsville, K. R.; and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Hcrsch j McCullough of Center Point. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wilms of Bainbridge and Miss Hazel McCullough af Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Neese and daughter Virginia Ann, of Reelsville. All left at a late hour wishing

A “HAPPY MEDIUM IS NOT ENOUGH!

Not just a “happy medium in food -• but “perfect ’ tood is what our Chef’s serive for in each preparation. Dine with us for enjoyment, CAFE ROYALE

All members of the DePauw fac- each one many more happy birth*

ulty and of the DePauw Worn-.days. an"s club are invited. I

, ^ 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. ^ ANNIVERSARIES • + 4- -I- 4* -1- 4- 4- 4 4-4 4 O Birthdays Mrs. Gertrude Reising. Gree - castle R 3, May 4th. Mrs, L. C. Ogle, today, Ma

3rd.

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I Mrs. I.nhdell Is Hoste- s To luh , Friendly -Sewing Circle I with Mrs. Charles Lobd.dl

met on

ant, and were won by Lois Raab, | Dovie Taylor, Mildred Hinote. ! < • The meeting adjourned by repeating the club's creed. The next meeting will be at the home of La Rue Gray, May 22nd, there will be a white elephant ex-

change. 4 + 4 4-

Maple Heights Holds | .Mother's Day Banquet | Maple Heights Home Ec club held Its annual Mother’s Day banquet Friday evening rt Chet’s Cafeteria. A delicious chicken dinner was served to thirty one members and seven-^ teen guests. The table decora- ( j Lons wore potted plants, reprej renting a flower garden. Each member and guest was given a ( candy corsage. The program consisted of a

DEPAUW CALENDAR

\\ cdncHda.\ 11:00 a. m. Final Chapel Dr. Wildman

Bartlett. Thursday

8:15 p. m. Operetta

Worship and Dca.1

"T:

SAM HANNA'S BOOK STORE

Fishin’ W Fun 7m

Of-ndaliers”

8:15 p.

iJondalicrs"

May L*ay. 8:15 p

Gondalieis”

Little Theutci.

Friday

m. Operetta Little Thoatei Saturday m. Operetta Little Theater

•Tie

This Is a picture of the fish taken at Keelfoot Lake, by Maynard Johnson and Carl Stevens,

SPORTSMAH’S SH0I "Sporta Headquartera**

April "0 11 members anj 6 1 guests am-were 1 rioll call with their "hobby.” J Quilting and Jewing on comfort tep was the work for the ( d ty. Next meeting to b? with Mrs. Albert Bufic on. May 28.

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Golden It, ,1 ( luh Met Thursday The Go! icn Rod Club held it’s May meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Cota Skimmerhoni Eight members were present. A «liei(,'js pitch-in-supper waa enjoyed by all present. The business me, ting was opened by singing "A neticH.," followed by repeating the Lords Prayer. Responses tp, •i 11 call were answered by giving "Mothers favorite Recipe," also "Mothers Picture" was shown among members. Wash cloth* were brought for a white elephant sale. It was suggested to give a donation to Cancer Fund, membeis will bring rrxgazin. s for the sick in Indianapolis hospital. The June meeting will lx- held at Mrs. Emma Albin and there will be a piUh-lrvsupper.

THE CHEF'S CORNER - - - - It doesn’t have fo he just a memory any longer - - - - Beginning Monday we n ill serve Ihe teal OLD FASHI O X E D STRAWBERRY SHORTY ARE - - - - fre.,li luscious strawberries topping a flaky, hi cult like pastn - - - - and covered with whipped cream - - - - Don’t say that you don’t care for strawberry shortcake until you have tried the kind uc will - MEAT LOAF WITH CREOLE 3AUUK and delicious BAKED BEANS will also be on Mon-

layY menu.

CHET'S CAFETERIA Mtoa* froar i*n*rofn8e

i i •

short talk by Rev. Walrond, followed by two accdrdion solos by Linda Andrews, three guitar numbers by Phyliss Miller and Gordon Butts, Sara Hands sang,

"Mother of Mine.”

Door prizes were won by Mrs. Murl Bassett, Pegjgy Dean. L’>cile Spurlock and! Mrs. Miller. These prizes were potted plants. Mrs. John Crawlrty won the prize for being the oldest mother. The youngest mother was Mrs. Craig. Mrs. Allen of Brazil and Mrs. McGill of Harmony received gifts for the guests coming the farthest distance, I The committee In charge of the banquet were Mrs. Wilbur Crawley, chairman, assisted by Mrs. KarU Neuman and Mrs. Isabel! Fox. It was well planned and showed that lots of time and thought had been spent in making it a very enjoyable •! !

evening for all present.

.“Ivo ;or Arline

CLUB CALENDAR

.Monday

Monday Club — 2:30 — Mrs

Harvey Owens.

DePauw Woman’s Club—3:30 - Masou Hall Recreation Room. Current Literature Group -j 8:00 p. tn.—Mrs. John Cartwright. j •fortnightly Club—Mrs. Wll-l ham Bishop - 7:30 p. m.

Tuesday

Over-the-Tea Cups — 2:30 —( (Mrs. Gordon Bayers. Active Til Kappa—8:00 p. m.J j—Mrs. J. G. Hughes. 1 Art Needlework-2:00 p. m. j Mrs. W. J. AUee. Wednesday Women of the Moose—9:00 p.j m.—Moose Home.

Frtday

Woman’s Study Club—2:30 p. rn.—Mrs. R. Hodson. | Century Club—2:15—Mrs D. W. Killinger.

WHOOPEE!! RIDE-EM COWBOY!!

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ADAMS RODEO RANCH BETWEEN ULOVEltDALE \M> I’MNAMVIU.E

SUNDAY, MAY 4TH--2:30 P.H. FEATURING BUD DECKER'S IDS JURP The wildest act on earth — Decker ilrh'"* a F" ri1 J'* 1 ? ' ’foot ramp at (Ml miles per hour and fli-"- ,hrn,l * h r 1 [200 feet and up to now has lived through tt«' m l. Mud and wet ground kept us from having the a, 11 4 '''P but we hate cindered a runway and we guarantee '

bus jump this time.

DON’T MISS THESE EVERTS S,, Slilrky Ailunio. 17 year "1*1 H 1 ' 1 -

jBrnncot\4.

! ! This will la- a good show with plenli "I < l " 1 ''' ' ’girls and acts. ADULTS SOc CHILDREN, s«er 6, under 12--2h HOST, GUEST OF HONOR TAlK

IN MEMORY W. Brann- -Ip loving memory o< a real pal, who passed away .'(May 3 1944. I A | W*»«t would I give to elaap his JST MARRIED at Miami, Fla., are v , ' nctress Arline Judge and Henry Hl ' s ““PPY I. (Hob) Topping. Jr, tin-plate To h#lr ^ ^oe and see his lelr and brother of Dan Topping, smile rn ex-mate of Miss Judge. It is her That meant *o much to me ifth marriage. (Jaternitionty Wlfa. oh

F RESIDENT

Aleman

TRUMAN, the guest of honor.

.jidrdl

and „

oflichd

of Mexico engage in tahlt ‘ 1

Mrxicaa •oiUaBsy in Washington. (Intern* I(