The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 March 1949 — Page 2

THf DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1949,

tATE NEWS Italian F<irt*ij»ii Minister ( mint Carlo Sfor/a arrived In Wu Vorl. by air from Koine today to nei'oi iate for his country'it participation In the North Atlantic defense pact. The aKreenwnt Irf expeeted lo he signed a week from today. Sforia’s arrival coincided with a jubilant vote-counting by democratic forces in Rome, where a determined ( omnmnist attempt to scuttle Italian participation in the pact was defeated in 'ie Senate 18K to ll'J,

RFN'T At.RFEMKVT the conference meeting Saturday night when House conferees ti-e tatively rejected his plan. Maybank recessed the conference shortly afterward for a weekend "cooling off” period. INJURED IN CRASH

WASHINGTON, March J8 — (IN'S)—(ien. Daiglil I). Eiscnhi wer left Washington today 'n I'rcsiih nt Tnmian's private plane to recuperate from his severe •I nach disorder at the President's vacation spit in Key West, fla. Eisenhower told newsmen tl it when he recovers sufficiently he hopes to Juve the joint : liefs of staff, of uhieh he Is ehainruin, to come to Key West for “a long week end."

ROCHESTER, Ind., March 28 — (UP) Mrs. Amy Bodkin, 73, was in Woodlawn hospital with a hip fracture today as the result of q collision between automomiles driven by her son and hot husband. During a heavy rainstorm, cars driven by William Bodkin. 76, and the couple’s son, Ernest. 5.3, smashed hea Ion at a road intersection near Gilead. Mrs. Bodkin was riding with her husband. The Bodkin families live ir. separate houses in the same neighborhood. I.ET BANNER ADS SEI.L IT

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT It is quite easy to lose spiritual vision, we then live like animal. This we never should permit. We are more than animals, we are immortals and should live a higher kind of life. Where there is no vision, the people cast oft restraint. Prov. 29:18.

Personal And Local News BRIEFS

Miss Edith turned from Tennessee.

Browning has rea visit in knoxville

Mrs. Clara E. Spiegel is reported critically ill at her home.

605 Bloomington street.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Letzler,

-S0CIITVProgress History Club Meeting Cancelled The Maich meeting of the ; Progress History Club has bevi cancelled due to the death of Ml

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+ •!■ *!• *r Manhattan Golden Circle ( lull Holds Meeting The Manhattan Golden Circle 71ttb met Thursday with Mis. Larue Gray for all day of quilting. A pot luck dinner^was enjoyed by fourteen membeif) at .he noon hour. Three guests . ere also present. Following the routine business y. the meeting, the Cheer Guild iponsor n ad a letter from th> Riley hospital regarding gifts. Nine dresses were turned in, A contest was sponsored by the hostess. The winners were Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs. Bessie Fellows, Mrs. Hildred Hinote and Mrs. Lucille Herbert. Mrs. Eva Craggs found her prize baked in her piece of cake. The door prize was won by Mrs. Lena Trussell. Mrs. Gray was awarded the hostess gift, two heavy aluminum kettles for which she thanked the club .profusely. The neKt meeting will be at the church on Tuesday night, March 29 fpr work, providing the weather is

good.

•h + Bainhridge <). E. S. To Hold Initiation Bainbridge Chapter No. 440 O. ^1. S. will hold public in-

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of a daughter, born Sunday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carrington of Evansville, were here Sunday for the funeral of Mrs. Mat-

ha Lear.

Mr. find Mrs. Arthur Shurnnker of Iowa City, Iowa are the parents of a baby girl born Sat■unlay, March 28There wjll be an important meeting of the American I^glcn Auxiliary tonight at 8 o’clock at the Legion Home. Mr. and Mrs. Tremont Power and sons of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs. Power’s moth<r, Mrs. Minta Snider. Mr. ami Mrs. James Proffitt and Mi. ami Mrs. Charles Nelson from Crawfordsville attended the Monon Revue on Friday night. There will be c called meeting in regards to the cemetery at the Clinton Falls church, Wednesday evening, Marrh .10, at 7

o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. William Beams. Greencastle, R. ,’i, are the parents of a son born Saturday at .he Putnam County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Washburn of Anderson spent the week-end with the former’s mother, Mrs. L. W. Vancleave and Mr. Vanleave of Northwood. City firemen were called to the ■ loud Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, on the west side of he square, Saturday night. No fire was found nod no damage was reported. Mrs. Lucille Hoffhauiv and daughter, Helen Sue, from Waveland, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Staten Owens on •"liday evening. Mrs. Hoffhaus ■s a teacher in the Waveland High School. Roddy Rhea, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. D. Rhea, is at home from Culver Military Academy for a ten day spring vacation. His .rientl, Northcott McFadden, of .kaumont, Texas., will be his vuest during his stay. Joseph H. Manhart, 325 Highall Ave., has been initiated into he DePauw Unive rsity chapter if Phi Kappa Psi, national social fraternity, it was announced tolay. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Manhart, Manhart is a freshman in the School of Liberal Arts and is specializing in chemistry. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton McCloud. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vermillion. ■Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCammack, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pickens. Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Buis, and Mrs. Florence Dobbe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Blue in Martinsville. Robert Pierson of Duke University gis visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coen Pierson, 616 Highwood Avenue. He will complete his residence requirements for the PhiD degree this semester. and is to be a member erf the English faculty at Ohio State University next year. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reeves anti daughters, Patricia and Joan of Calumet City, 111., spent the wc rk-end with Mr. and Mi;8. Lee R' eves. Mr. Reeves is manager of the Winer Manufacturing Co., o'' Hammond, Ind. He recently v on a gold medal for producing l ie best sport'jacket of the year, he medal was presented to him t a banquet held at the Stevens i flotel in Chicago.

29th at 8 p. m. The following elective officers will be installed. Olga Hibbs W. M., Charlie Hendrich W. P.. Edna Gray A. M. E. L. Gray A. P., Frances Cunningham, Sec., Ruth Vancleave Treas., Thelma Hess Cond. Dorotha Smith A. Cond. + + + + Great Rooks Group To Meet Tonight Great Books Study Group will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock in the High School Library. 4* + 4* 4* Randall Allen MeMains Honored On Birthday A pitch-in-dinner was held at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. IvoMeMains on Sunday in honor of their son’s second birthday. A large table was spread in the basement full of food of all kinds and decorated with candles and flowers. Several cakes were decorated with "Happy Birthday Randy." with two candles ’ on them. Pictures were taken of the dinner table with Randy seated at the end. In the afternoon Randy opened his many lovely gifts and each donor was thanked. Thos.se who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dudley and daughters, Dorinda and Barbara of Whiteland; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Scobee and son, Gerald Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wayne Arnold, >.r. and Mrs. Ezra Arnold, Wilma, Joyce, Jimmie and Shirley Jane Arnold of Fillmore; Irvin Wallace of Groveland; Mr. and Mrs. Cliffrd McMams, Mr. and Mrr. Gordon Monnett. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weesner and Mrs. Alta Chamness of Greencastle. All left wishing Randy many mre happy birthdays. 4* 4* 4- + Present Day Club Will Meet Tuesday Present Day Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. C. C.

Gillen.

4 + + + Jefferson Home Ee flub Holds Meeting The March meeting of the Jefferaon Township Home Eco-

nomics Club was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Shumaker with Mrs. Ketchem their president presiding. Mrs. Zella Cummings presented the lesson "Nylon Fabrics.’’ She showed some lovely samples. All had fun stretching wisps o’ nylon she passed out. The womer were warned against ironing nylon with a too hoi iron as >t would melt. Twenty-six members .answered roll call with cute sayings of children. The hostesses. Mrs Shumaker. Mrs. Cox and Mrs Walker, had asked each one to wear a hat made of anythini, used in the home. These ha*-; were a scream. Mrs. Maggie Heavins and Mrs. Katie Dorsett won lovely prizes. Mrs. Glen Sallust showed a ICO years old hat and Mrs. Lulu Foster modeled a lovely hat shi had made from an old braided straw hat. There was a tabic loaded with gifts for children in the Riley hospital. Mrs. Bertha Michael, president of the Clovcrdale Home Economics Club of Ashland township Morgan county, was a guest. Mrs. Lou Day was al^> a guest. The net meeting will be held April 28, at the home of Mrs Doris Salsman. Mrs. Cleo Walker and Mrs. Nola Vcugn.. will givj the lesson "Our School and How It Operates."

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday lister Haltom.^Sunday, March 27. Richard Austin, 17 years old. March 27th. \ /o-.kling Mr. and Mrs. Ted Washburn. Anderson, Ind., March 26th.

CARD OF THANKS I want to thank everyone who sent me cards, flowers and gifts while I was in the hospital and on my birthday. Especially do I thank the nurses. nurse aids and the doctors, also my family and neighbors for everything they did. Clara Phillips pd.

ATTEND conference Charles Munson, manager of the A & P store here, was in Detroit recently to attend a manager conference course conducted at the food chain’s divisional headquarters. All self-service store heads in the five-state area of the divisions are scheduled to take the course, an intensive week of training in the fundamentals of customer service, operating efficiency and personnel relations, the company reports. Munson started with the company in 1934 and became a store manager in 1939. He has headed the Greencastle store since February. 1947. During the war, Munson served 45 months in the army. He lives with his wife and two children at 14 East Berry street. MAY RENEW TALKS son, Bevin and Schuman. Meanwhile, the State Department continued plans to receive what may be the largest delegation of top-flight foreign digrit: aries to visit here since the 192122 naval conference. In addition to the three major powers, representatives of Canada, Belgium, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Italy, Iceland and possibly Portugal are expected to sign the 20-year defense treaty. From Capitol Hill came new signs that Congress may be reluctant to approve the costly parallel arms program for tie past nations and other non-Com-munist powers. Sen. Walter F. George, P., Ga., urged a one-year delay lest the program cause the "frightful mistake” of hampering Europe’s I economic recovery. And Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., O., questioned the wisdom of building up Europe’s ground forces in this day of globe-circling bombers. NOTICE

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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Corns and Delca Hunter spent Sunday with Mrs. John Beaman .of-Paragon. Other visitors at the Beaman home were Mr. and Mrs. Oba Rafts and grandson. Mrs. Roy Case was in Greoneastle Wednesday. Sunday visitors of Dr. anJ Mrs. L. A. Ray were her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Molar. Miss Helen Jones spent the week end with her home folks, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones ami

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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Huxley of Indianapolis visited last Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mr.-t. Charles Huxley. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taber visited his mother near Terre Haute Saturday. Mrs. Doris Hayes was in Greencastle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor S.itherlin and son and Mrs. Emma Sulherlin were Tuesday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Suth-

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The Cloverdalc Home Ec Cluo met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Fry last Friday afternoon. Miss Becky Yanders visited Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Yanders a few days this week. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Sutherlln , were Mi. and Mrs Andrew Sfith:rlin of Brick Chapel, Mrs. * Emma Sutherlln and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith were In Clovcrdale Thursday' morning, * HOSPITAL NOTES Robert Thomas, Greencastle. dismissed Sunday ...Mrs. Alice Williams, Patrirksburg, was dismissed Sunday. . .Mrs. Doris Price, R. S, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Jesse Ashby, Sullivan, wns dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Albert Hoskinsnn and ton, R. 2., were dismissed Sunday Mrs. Vera Cooper, Greencastle. was admitted Sunday. Donald Jones, Greencastle, wns admitted Sunday. Donald Osborne, Balnbridg", was admitted Sunday. Lois Sinclair, Clovcrdale, was admitted Sunday. Arthur Rromme, Greencastle. waa dismissed Saturday. Rose Tennis, Hymera, was dismissed Saturday. David Fellow, eon of Mr. ami hira. Douglas Fellows, ReelnvilK waa admitted Saturday and dismissed Monday. Mrs. Robert Branham and daughter, R. a were dismissed Monday.

The Putnam County Humane Society will have a called meeting tonight at 7 o'clock prompt. All officers and members are urged to attend. J. A. Friend. Pre.=. PUTNAM COURT NOTES Guy Parrish, failure to provide for minor children. Trial set for April 22 and defendant placed under $1,000 bond. Two young men of the Fillmore community, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct Saturday night, and w'ere each fined $50 and costs. Penal farm sentences of 60 days each were suspended.

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