The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1949 — Page 2

rViE DAILY BANNER, GREENCaSTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1949.

|PJ *f* '> + ++•!• + ^ AHNIVERSARIES Q + J. A. ■!. -V A • A A ^ Birthilar^ Pearl Roberts. Manhattan, today, April 4. Mrs. Lester Conrad, R. 1. today. April 4th.

FIRE ROl Ts FAMILIES

O. E. S. NOTICE

Fillmore Cnapter No. 186 Order o{ the Eastern Star vill hold i its regular stated meeting Thnrs- , day, ’ April 7 at 7:30 p. m. Augusta Girton W. M.

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TERRE HAl'JE. April I (UPl .!• soph M Wasson. 72 . died‘•in Union hospital Saturday night of injuries suffered when he was hit by a oar as he crossed

U. S. 40.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 4 — iUPl A 5.000 fire in an apartment house forced 10 fii4iil “ to flee in their night clothing last night. Some 30 persons ran out of the building while firemen fought a blaze in the third-floor apartment of Don Sohiever. Water and smoke damaged other

apartments.

THE DAILY RANNfcf and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the pontofflce nt Green rustle, Indiana an •ecood rlaas mall matter under net nt March 7, 1878. Subscription price 20 cents per ireek: M-00 pot year by mall In Putanm $5.00 to $7.80 per year Putnam County. 8. B. Kariden, Publisher. 17-19 South Jackson Street

SOCIETY

SPRING HATS

By Gage A complete lino Popular priced $5 aud up •lean Allen for the Juninr Miss |>r (.age NELLYE RIGGS 207 Bloomington Street. Phone for evening appointments — 1087.

• nepeml.ihlf. Isn't th.it the quality y>u «ck above all others when you hold in your hand a prescription from your physician? Vi e of this Professional Pharmacy invite you to bring us that prescription. Here you are assured capable service, fresh potent drugs and—this, ton, is important prices that are always fair. C0AN PHARMACY 18 East Washington St.

Lg HANK S

THEY SAY THAT TH'SO CALLED DUMB ANIMALS ARE GUIDED BY INSTINCT--SOMEmiN' WE FOLKS NEED A LITTLE MORE OF

Engagement Announced

See The Farmall Model-C TRACTOR Now on Display

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|»i;hmlval , And Local News I BH I S The Putnam County T^iimane Society will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the city hall. Mrs. Venter Houck and Zink Flcenor loft today for California to visit Doris Jean Houck. Mr. and Mrs. Curry Inman have returned home from a three months stay in Florida. Mrs. Karl Knobel and daughters of Nappanee are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kocher. Cpl. Janies H. Lady, who is stationed on Guam, will arrive home Saturday for a 45 day furlough. Morton I- ’dge No. 469 Masonic Notice will have inspection Monday evening at 7:00 p. m. Kenneth Clodfelter, W. M. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crawley and son, Mike, of Lafayette, -pi nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Crawley and family. Owing to illness in the family Mrs. Esther Jones -vill be •unable to entertain the Busy BeeClub at her home for its April r.eeting. Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence, Sr., are visiting their laughters, Mrs. W. R. Schauvecker and Mrs. Mary Brown In Calumet City, Illinois. Mrs Charles Plank returned to he home in South Bend Sunday. after being called here by the d-ath of her mother, Mrs Martha Lear. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stickle of New York, N. Y.. are the guests f Mit and Mrs. Howard Williams. They will return to theh home in the East on Friday. The fourth quarterly meeting of the Mt. Meridian Methodist church will be held Tuesday evening. April 5, at 7:30 p. m. The District Supt. will preach. The board of zoaning appeals will hold a hearing on petition number 1949-1 Walter J. Baynard, Sr.. 600 Apple street., on \pnl 5 th at 8 p. m. at the citv hall. Wrfrd has been received here of the death in Herrick, Illinois of Mrs. Sam Heady. The funeral w.Il bo held at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon at Herrick. Mrs. Heady was a sister-in-law of Mrs. Effie Newgent and Lon Heady.

Past Presidents Parley To Meet Tonight Past Presidents J-arley ot American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening at 8:00 at the home of Mrs. Cecil Brown.

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Chirrent Literature Group To Meet With Mrs. Nadzeika Current Literature Group of A. A. U. W. will meet this evening at 8:00 o'clock wit/. Mrs. Herbert Nazeika. Miss Maybelle Wright will be co-hns teas Mrs. Jean Sanders will giv->

the program. 4- 4* ' + 4-

\V. s. S. of Mt. Meridian Meets Thursday W. S. C. S. of the Mt. Meridian church will meet Thursday nt 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

Floyd Skelton. 4- 4- + +

Mrs. Bales To Be

Hostess Friday

The Country Corner Home Ec

Club will meet with Mrs. Otna Murton

Bales. 1000 east Main street Crawfordaville, Friday, April 8th. Each member bring an April fool package for exchange.

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Helen Elrod Hostess To Club Forty Eight The Club Forty Eight met at the home of Helen Elrod on March 30th. Eleven members answered roll call by telling their favorite radio program. An election of officers was held to take office in May. They are as follows: President, Helen Elrod; vice president. Juanita Orr: secretary and treasurer, Lillian Arnold. Each member drew for a month to entertain the club. Lillian Arnold and Juanita Orr conducted contests. Prizes were ■von by Nellie Hurst, Lois Alice and Dotty Staley. After an enjoyable social hour the club adjourned to meet again in April

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County Home F.r. Council Held Meeting The Putnam County Home Economics Council held an all day meeting March 31st, at the

MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONE OF THE of ah oo#m®l

Ml*s Constance Fairley

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Fairley of Hillsboro. O.. are announcing the engagement of theirdaughter. Constance, to Mr. Jo’aa

Lape, Jr., Greencastle.

Ind.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Johr

Burton Lapo of Lynn. Mass.

Miss Constance is a graduate of Connecticut College for Wo- ! men and the Wharton Graduate School. University of Pennsylvania, where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Lape is a graduate o: Admiral Billard Academy ami from the U. S. Coast Guard Academy and served overseas

meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 a' the home of Mrs. Rosa Moore S. Jackson St. Mrs. Genevieve o'Neal will have the lesson on “special prxbtomN anutl difficulties in China today.” Please bring love gift offering also number of missionary books read last year.

Today s Market Hogs 13000. All classes 25c to mostly 50c lower. Good and choice 170-235 lbs., $19.50-$20; 235-2160 lbs., $18.75-$19.75; 280300 lbs., $18-*19; 100-160 lbs.,

$16.50-$19. Sows $15.25-$17,

Cattle 2600. Calves 400. Steers and heifers yarly sales 900 lbs. down weak to 50c lower. Bidding

50c or more lower on

and good steers. Sheep 1500. Fat

higher.

HOSPITAI NOTES William H. Irving of was admitted Sunday. “ Mrs. Catharine Rot*** Spencer, was admitted SuJ , Clarence Humphrey 0 f GrJLl castle, was admitted' Sund,/ 1 Michael Sutherlin of S n R. 2, was admitted Monday" Mrs. Daisy McCammack Greencastle R. 2 , was Monday. Mrs. Bertha Sinclair 0 f c erdale R. 2, was admitted Sail Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Hint, Greencastle. are the pa r ^ twin sons born Sunday a i, noon.

STARTED chicks

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medium , A ' A heavy lir..,.,K 1

. White Leghorn si-ved cued. Discounts on feels, i,!,*,,

lambs $1 twtterles, farm suppii,*,, (

Peat litter. Herlngton HitriL.

W. City limits on 84(1,

UHlVERSAL-INTERNATIONpL pr«s»nti £(ajuAtttl 'UwL COMMacMIM thei* GromreOG ond I” .tor. In met ROMOON

Cement Co. I Based on the novel by Homer Cray

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HATTIE McDANIE

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D. A. V. Thanks

TI-- Dis-ihled American Veterans chapter Vo. 83 and its Auxiliary wishes to take this means of thanking the High School officials, the janitors, Mr. Nelson and Co., Evan < ra« lev and all those who attended the April Fools dance '■'id heli.ed l n making it the •ii! cess it was. To all those interested In onr success, “We 1*51 \ll Right.” Chanter and Aiixi.iarv meeting Wednesday night, City Hall. »

HORACE LINK & CO.

The Store of Furniture

FISHIN' FUN

Th ■ local nimriMls who get a kiek out of the sucker fishing have been holng alright the past week. This writer visited the water works his week to make a survey of the condition- regarding sucker fishing there, u n<l came away the winner. I had only been there three minutes, when I caught a M-cker weighing three pounds. The secret of the deal uas that my old friend Biddy Lana had caught several whoppers, and seeing the hungry look on my face, he tossed one to me, and I eaught it. Thanks, Biddy.

home of Mrs. Lee Andrews, Greencastle. The meeting was called to o.der by Mrs. Frances Lane, County Home Ee President and the r.eeting opened by the Club Creed being repeated in unison Mrs. Buford Blaydes, chair man of the tour committee, gave a brief summary of suggested tours for the decision of the club members. Plans for Achievement Day tr be held in NoveniVr were di"cussed. The subject if scrap books to be exhibited on this dav was discussed and decision made that ribtoons would be awarded for scrap books consisting of material on the year's activity or in the case of* new clubs, from the date of their organization. Twenty seven Home Ec women enjoyed a covered disi, luncheon at the noon hour. Mrs. Miller, Clay county past state home economics president talked on the proposed purchas,of a Home Doxonst ration Hous at the Extension Center at Pindue. There is now $1700.00 on hand. Mrs. Miller stated tha: there are 50 000 Home Eiconom: members in Indiana and askel the support of Horne Ee Clubon this project on a voluntary

basis.

Mrs. Leonard Alexander, Fillmore, County Home Elc socre tary, read the minutes of the

last meeting.

Miss Lucille Smith, Home Demonstration Agent, discus sed the future leader's trainin? meetings and the special interest meetings and stated there are now 24 Home Economic Clubs tr

the county.

Mrs. Emory Brattain, Count’club treasurer, thanked the presidents for their cooperatim. in the Vee Powell Hat Show bold on March 17th, and aske.t their continued support in other projects to come. An open discussion was hel I Financial ways and aieans for the coming year, after which the meeting waa closed.

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Mrs. Holland Hostess To Home Ec. Club

The Clinton Madison Home

Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. Tom Holland asaisted by Mrs. Elmer Sly. The meeting opened by singing the song of the month and giving the salute

flag and repeating tha

Giltz.

Nine members and one guest answered roll call by telling the kind of seed or bulb they had brought for exchange. The president had a game for the ex change which was a lot of fun. Maud O'Haver read a letter of appreciation from Marguri'e McCabe. A beautiful tribute U Mrs. Goldie White was read by Alma Cooper. All present had brought a pifi in the poke for the auction which also proved to be a lot of fun .v, well as a financial success. All who did not get to this meeting are asked to bring their pig in a poke the next meeting which is at the home of Mrs. Russell O’Haver in Morton. 4- 4- 4- 4* Crescent Club To Meet Wednesday The Crescent Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Roy Sutherlin. Mrs. Don Marketto will have the I rograni. | 4- 4- 4- 4Tuesday Sewing Circle To Meet Willi Mrs. Brumley Tuesday Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs. Elsie Brumley Tuesday, April 5th. Members bring something for auction sal and covered dish. 4- 4- -E -E Tri Kappa To Meet Tuesday Active Tri Kappa will meet uesday evening at 8 o’clock at he home of Mrs. Dick Steele. 4- 4- 4* 4Country Reading Club To Meet Wednesday Country Reading Club will meet with Mrs. David Houck indead of Mrs. James Houck Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock, 4- 4* 4- 4* Birthday Surprise \t Roachdule Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fori very delightfully carried out o surprise party Friday evening. April 1, honoring the formerti' mother, Mrs. Betty Ford. A pot luck supper was served at 7 o'clock. The table was centered with a beautiful decorated

cake.

Those present to enjoy the supper were: Mr. and Mrs. Alv.i E\ird, Ronnie Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ford and son Jom, M-. and Mrs. Jim Bricker, Lon Grider. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Busei and son Allen Lee, Mr. and Mr.-: Hugh O’Conner. Mr. and Mrs.

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Ward Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gilliland, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ford and son Melvin. Gifts were opened by Mrs Ford after supper was served and a social good time was enjoyed by all.

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Woman’s Mission Society To Meet The Woman's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church will

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CHILDREN’S T-STRAP RED AND BROWN SANDALS

$2.00

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CREPE SOLES

Red and Green

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$4.95

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The lesson on rayon and its care was given by Mrs. Harr,’

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