The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1947 — Page 2

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HiRALD CONSOLIDATED “II »Vave« For All” Entered In the poetofflce at Grifncastie, Indiana aa second •i if.s mail matter under Act of March 7. 1878.

f IVillard flunk el and family at- ! tended the race Kridaj in Indi'inapolia. Mi. and Mrs. Vincent Ward attended the 500 mile race in Indianapolis Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess* Ford and Albert Hoffman, of Greencastle,

Subscription price. 15 cents per ^ ;lnf | a H i Hector, of Indianapolis,

j week; $3.00 per year by mall in |,. ft Monday on an auto trip to

] Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 p ort | an j i Oregon.

SOCIETY

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a v i: Tires

We give highesf trade-in on your old tires. Get our price before you buy. Used tires for farm wagons, priced right. S < O T T * S FRANKLIN STREET GARAGE VISE AMI FI!A Mil.IS

oer year by nani County.

S. R. Karliien, PabUsher 17-10 South Jackson Street

Ccnimandery No , ing

9*i:nsoivYL And Local News -4 13 n I K F S

Greencastle

11 will act as an escort at the

funeral of Sir Walter Brown, all j ++■*••. Knights please he at lh' Masonic j Arl Needlework

.Temple at 1:30 P. M. TirsJa.y in

full uniform.

| Brotherhood meeting Thursddv. June 5, at 8:15 DSP, at the

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IJinon Valley church. Itov. M'liHam FTi niing of Brazil will lie 1 he speaker There will he special musie. Everyone is invited.

EsUitern (Star To | Honor Mrs. Terry

^ a y , The Greencastle Eastern Star

Mrs. j chapter wall honor Mrs. Lillian

I Cline Ratcliff in an all day meet-1 Terry next Wednesday evening. ' Aliare welcome. Bring your ! June 4th. with a refeption held

eonjunction with a reguln.'j

All Hay Meeting rinnned Tliursdit.t

The W.S.C.S. meets all Thursday. June 5 with

mite boxes

Pienie I’ostpoiieil

The Art Needlewiuk pienie has been postponed indefinitely.

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Maple Heights Home Ee Meets Tuesday Maple Heights Home Ec Club

I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cue have will meet Tuesday at 7:30 at th>

returned

i River

Banner Ads Get Results

GIEN SEES HOW IT’S DONS

LEGLESS DICKIE LANDRY, 4-year-old Lynn. Mass , victim ol i tram a, - “lent, convinces Glenny Brann that lie will v.alk again. DU kie l: '>\vcd Glenny how to walk run and climb with artilicial legs in M dden. .Mass., hospital where Glenny is recovering from amputa>Jon of boih legs, burned in a boyish prank. (Internationil)

t TARAGUA HEAD HELD BY SOMOZA

11 rrv Brown viitercd the Vet-

ei .: hopitm in Indianapolis Th ‘*y returned

M mday. | Mi and Mrs. Francis Loir, of Koi t Wayne, were week-end gui is of Mrs. Martha Lear. ' Mrs Hubert Jordan of Vin t e nnc s was a Memorial Day guest i Mrs. Jennie R John. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snapp and Mi and Mrs. Cassell Balay at-1 tended the 500 mile race Friday. -Mr. and -Mrs. H. L. Jor.es and son cf Chicago are spending, a few days with Mrs. Mary Hanna-, man. | Marion Lyon is visiting in Clinton this week in the home nfi ill great-grandfather, John

Baird.

Eastern Star officers and I r.i mbers of carp will practice j •.•lit it 7:15 at the Masonic | Timple. ' Mi. and Mrs. Raymond Ncese of Indianapolis were the guests 1 1•! Mr and Mis. Robert Neose ^ Saturday. Mis Wilbur.Crawley left Sunday to spend a week in Ii.diani.'lis. \isiting Mr. and Mrs. Cli nd.an Crawley and son. Mi. and Mrs. Noble Hender-

sh a and son, Darryl, of Seymour A' week end guests of Mr. and .M Harry Brown N. Jackson jst. I Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Howard Jand Mis. Mary Rice, formerly ' : this city, spent Memorial Day | hare visiting with friends a,nd I reUt lives. j Twin sons, Jerry Mack and j " •' a ,, .lack, were born Friday to M c.aud Mrs. Virgil Aker of L ua. Hath young men and the blather are d dng iin.', it was reported. Mis. Frank A. Grimes returned heme from Texas Monday v ning by plane. She was met at thi TWA airport in Terre Haute by her two sons, Randy anl i: bhy and her sister, Mrs. Maynard Sutherlin. Mi and Mrs. Ernest Martin, J.h., of Detroit, Mrs. Janet Marini, Judy Helen Stites, Mr. and j Mrs. M. a. Turoei and son, Mike, I i f Clinton were guests in the 1 nne ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur By n, north Madison St., Satmda”. Mr. Turoei is manager of tin Palace Theatre in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Hamilton received word Saturday afternoon of the death of Mis. Hamil- ! ten's sister's husband, J. W. j Neider al his country home near Akron, O., he was killed by a tractor Saturday morning. Mrs. I N'ealer was formerly Miss FI-r-I eiu Lax of Clnverdale and blth I will he quite well remembered I in that conmunity. Funeral scr- ■ vi w ie held near Akron Mon!n>.

home from California, school house. Hostesses will he by the Columbia Alice Alexander, Mrs. Mabel Drive through Oregon, Sears, Mrs. Martha Harris, visited the Redwood forests. + * + * Yellowstone and Glaciei Parks. Mrs. l*oe Hostess They report they encountered To Keelsville Club

lots of snow through Wyoming

stated meeting beginning at 8i o’clock. CDT. Mrs. Terry recently receive D the state appointment to servas the deputy for District No 0. This includes Parke, Montgomery and Putnam counties. There are twenty-five chapters in this district. Mrs. Terry is quite busy visiting the various organizations assisting them in becoming more proficient in their ritualistic work. The initiatory work will also he exemplified for the first time by this year’s corps of officers.

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and Nebraska. They also visitled Mr. and Mrs. Vemird Walker, former residents of Cloverdale,

who now live in Kanispell, Momtant. Their son. Dale Cue, wiio was recently discharged from Hie Navy, accompanied them

home. |

SCHOLARSHIPS TO FOREIGN STUDENTS

met May 22 with Mrs. Flossie 1 Poe. She was assisted by Mrs. | Lucille Hutcheson. At noon Mrs. i El,ie Herbert offered prayer af-' ter which 18 members and one • guest enjoyed a delicious fried]

chicken dinner.

At 1:30 the president, Mrs. e.irl Knight, called the meeting to i icier. Hail, Hail The Gangs A I! H.’he was sung, with Mrs.

The opening and closing will be

Reelsville Social Service Clubjj. f orm to give more time j

for the reception program. All Eastern Stars are wel-

come.

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Active Tri Kappa Meets Tuesday Active chapter of Tri Kappa will have a regular meeting and pledging Tuesday at 8 p. m. at Hie home of Mrs. John E. Fobes. 632 E. Washington St. Golden Itod Club

GIFT MONTH

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and, of course, the ideal gift f 0l

graduate, for June bride, for father 0I Father’* Day .... for just any gift occasio, .... will be found at Putnam County's gii

headquarters

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SAM HANNA'S BOOK STORE

Rector scholarships of four years' tuition to Dd?auw University will be awarded next year to Lim Cheng Chuan of Singapore, Maylaya .and Alexanderos Kcntonases r,T Athens, Greece, Robert H. Farber, scholarship foundation director, announced

yesterday.

These men will increase to three the number of foreign students attending DePauw with Rector scholarships. Oliver Theathasen of Straits Settlements. Singapore, has been on the campus during the past

school year

Farber said that DePauw's Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors voted last year to authorize a limited number of Rector scholarships for use by foreign students. Currently, he said, approximately 200 American students who have received the award are on the campus. One of the new students, Lim, is the son of the headmaster of the Anglo-Chinese school in Singapore. Kontcnases’ father is a retired lieutenant colonel who was active with the Green army throughout World War II. One of the largest singly endowed scholarship found ations in the United States, the Rectoi scholarship was created in 1910 IN MEMORY

The Golden Rod Club will meet Thursday at the home fit, Mrs. Emma Albin. There will | be a pitch-in supper. Members

Hrlei Jarrell at the piano and

Mrs. Lu ille Hutcheson Leading J Thlirs<luv

the singing. Devotions taken 1 from Proverbs and pertaining to Mother .vas prepared by Mrs. Poe and read by Mrs. Ruth

L wis. Ida McCullough offered p| eage |j r i n g flower seeds, bulbs'

prayer after which all repeated the Lord’s Prayer. The usual

business was conducted.

Mrs. Edith Knight gave the paper for the afternoon which was "Outstanding Women of

America." This was very interesting and well given. The program closed with a song session led by Mrs. Jarrell and Mrs. Hutcheson.. A prize was given to the first and last guest to arrive. A guest of the club was Mrs. Effie Herbert. The next meeting will be June 25 at the home of Mrs. Mildred

or shrubbery for exchange. Roll call will be answered by giving your favorite vegetable. A white' elephant sale will be held. ! Members arc welcome to bring a guest and husbands are wd-! come. Members wear print j

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Eastern Star l.odgtT:* Meet Wednesday

Greencastle Chapter No. 255 i O. E. S. will meet in stated 1 meeting Wednesday evening, I June 4, 1947 at 8:00 P. M. There,j will be initiation followed by a* reception in honor of the Destrict

, | rri.-cLM.ion in iionur Wi iin- re.-siriLi

Hutcheson instead of Mrs. Zanng, Anyone having flowers I on account,of illness. This will be . , , , r , _ that cculd be used lor doconit- 1

afternoon in honor of May 30tnj The being the fifth birthday ^of Vir-lwork

Leonardo Arguclln

Annslasio Somo/.u

FORMER Dictator-Piesident Gen Anastasio Somozn, nt th hi I of | He- army he tiained for 14 years, lias ceized control of Hu- No i- I i m |; ivernmnit ami imprisoned rjged President Leonm.i , /.r111 lh « presidential palace at .Managua. (hitcnr.iwii.il) I

IKE S SON AND FIANCEE IN ■■■ a

In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Flora B. Garnett who passed away June 2, 1942. In the book of life there are memories Of the happiest moments we've known, And recorded in love is the bless-

ing

Of a wonderful mother, our own You are gone, but the treasure

you left us

Is truly a value untold:

A life filled with deeds of kind- + + + •** ness, Mr, and .Mrs. Lirkin And beauty of h-art and soul. 'Entertained Guests

Mrs. Hazel Owen and family * Mr. and Mrs. Morris Heavin

an 1 family.

that <pciild be usmj lor deconti ing, please call Virginia Young

at 30.

CAK'D OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and heart felt ap-j preciation to our friends and relatives for the cards, letters an acts of kindness extended to us during our recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Davis '

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j fr«*tlniir4 from 1‘ax* Oaet I A party was given Thursday blocked roads.

or. Central Standard Time.

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Della Theta Tan Inithilinn-Ba liquet Delta Theta Ta.u sorority will hold it’s annual spring initiation banquet, Tuesday evening, Jun.•. , 3rd at Royale Cafe at 6 p, m. Following the dinner initiation services will be held in the dining room of the Presbyterian church,

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Virginia Kay Stevens Honored With Parly

Canning Demonstratio Mrs. Dorethy Nehl Potts, of Lebanon, Indian Demonstrator in Food Preparation for 15 years, lunm-r trition Specialist \>ith Purdue I nlversltj K\| ( -nsi..n |)iy W'M. H. Block & Company and Hall Brothers. 1:30 to 3:00 P. M. High School Auditorium Wednesday, June 4t AUSPICES COMMITTEE ON M TUITION PUTNAM COUNTV CHAPTER. AMERICAN ItEIH H0S> Public Cordially Invited •> No Admission Urigidrfire Refrigerator anil Slow Luineil riirmiijli r ' T'muTrrror irirarr- Link a c».

curious impeded rescue

ASK’VING AT STATIN ISIAND, N. Y„ Capt. John Eisenhower, s< n of i iie Army chief of itaff, and his dance*. Barbara Joan Thompson, home from Austria where Hie captain and Miss Thompson's lather. Col. Percy W. Thompson, have been stationed. Young Eisenhower and his bride-|!ect will be married June 10. (International)

THE CHEF’S CORNER - - - - These dark, dreary, rainy days make yoi; dis-eoiirugt-d - - - - it’s no fun li sit around the house - - - - see ,,l| tin- thing you should do hid haven't the courage or energy to start - - - - it’s no fun so let's just forget il and go down to Chet’s - - - - everyone will he there - - - - mill we are going to have CHOW MEIN tomorrow and you may have your choice of Kit E or NOODLKM - - - - sounds like fun, doesn't it - - - - we’ll .sc* you down at CHET’S CAFETERIA Across fraor Post Office

j v»uin. by crowding highways

ginia Kny Stevens. T en children i leading into the tornado scene, were present. The afternoon! Bodies were brought to funeral was spent playing games. After] parlors here- for whites. The the games many lovely gifts (negro dead were sent to another]

were opened hy the honored] funeial parlor,

guesl. Refreshments of Ice Coroner Duppee said that al-] i ream ant l cake were served, j moat 100 persons were hospitajizEveryone left wishing Virginia |ej at Pine Bluff. He quoted the Kay many happy returns of the i nead nurse as saying 10 criticalday. Assisting Mrs. Stevens was lv injured-were not expected to

Mrs. Jerome Gardner. • , live.

ANNIVERSARIES + Birthday* Steven Swickard, son of Mr. an l Mrs. Warren Swickard, 3 years today, June 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Larkin entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Mr. Larkin and

Mrs. Nota Keller.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. O.

MRS. TRUMAN JUST FAIR GRANDVIEW. Mo.. June 2

p,,ggy ] er was “just fair” today.

R. Larkin, Mrs. Nota Keller ar.d' The condition of President TinArchie Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ed!' 118 "’ 8 ail ' n S- 94 y™* - °>d moth-

Shultz and daughter, called in the evening.

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East Floyd Home Ee | (Tub Hus Meeting

... where will you live? 1 VON T ri-k ihe ilaluer of I * Iwiiig Inn ned out of your Lome. V, i- || j.ljdly help you wiih a lire pri vention plan — and check your insurance against toitoy's higher virlm -. Don't h i lire catch you underinsured. Phone today • 4 SIMPSON STONER INSURANCE First-Citizens Rank and Trust Uo., Phone 0

The East Floyd Home Ec Club

GO ON KAST TIME TODAY BEDFORD, June 2 Bedford. Mitchell and Oolitic today joined the list of Indiana communities , on daylight Ome. They will re-

met Thursday May 15th at the | turn to standard time Sept. 1. home of Mrs. Harry Miller with , - “C X n '»a" n 'pa, t w„ k ,„ s i CLASSIFIED ADS on our bazaar comforts and! WANTED: House in or ncar ! quilt. The business meeting was i by , ' 1 " ^ o- a<r I

opened by Pres. Mrs. Jess Sech- I man, roll call wa« answered by I sixteen members, with their maiden name. Mrs. Murray Greenlee gave review of “The Trip to Chicago" which all enjoyed. There were six guests, a beautiful potted plant was awarded to the oldest mother which was Mrs. Laura Wright and youngest mother wes Mrs. Bernace Arnett. Mrs. Marvin Edgar gave a contest, while rest of the time was spent on the comforts and

quilt

The next meeting will be at

Ida E. Dreyer. Phone 97.

2-lp. 1

FOR SALE: Purebred yearling Duroc male, immune. Kenneth Morrison, 4 miles north of Cloverdale. 2-2p.

LOST: Beagle hound, female, mos. old. Phone 687. 2-tf.

SOR SALE: Good spotted Poland male hog. Ea.rl Frazier, 4 miles west of Brick Chapel. 2-lp.

FOR SALE: 193? Plynr uth two door, radio and heater. See at 907 South Locust St. 2-2p

Coatesville Library in charge of | WANTED: Someone to mow Mrs. Marvin Edgar June 19 in ] three or four acres weeds. R. W.' the e/temoon. Baldwin, R. 4. Greencastle. 2-2p

ti /<y/, ,, \ \ under summer sheers

TEXTRON slip for you and your warm woollier wardrobe. It** stiaighl cut to keep its eontour when you’re seate^ or standing ... in Textron’s own rayon crepe. While, Black or Pink with an embroidered edging. Dresssized in 12 to 20 for the average figure, ’*8 to 42 in women’s sizes. Prkej-$3.50 to $5.00

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