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HOSPITAL NOTES

Infant Shirley White of Greencastle. was dismissed Friday. Mrs. Clara Spefgel of Greencastle, was admitted Thursday. Alfred Elmore of Brazil, was admitted Thursday. Roy Terry of Greencastle R. 2. was admitted Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker of Clayton, are the parents of a son born Friday morning. John Carter of Fillmore, was dismissed Thursday. LET BANNER ADS SEEL IT

THE DAILY HANNEJt and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Eateied In the poatofflce at Greencastle, Indiana an second class mall matter ender act of March 7, 1878. Subocrlptlon price 20 oanta per Reek: 94.M pet year by mall la Putnam cotin ty. $5.00 to 87.80 per year outside Putnam County. 8. B. Kartdeo, Publlaiier. 17-18 South Jackson Jjtreet.

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Personal And Local News BRIEFS

Rev. Newby will preach at the Limedale Community church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Wancta Bowman of San Antonio, Texas, visited two dayi this week with Mr. and Airs. Tom Flint. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Shannon of Roachdale, are the parents of a on born Friday morning at the .’utnam County HospitM. Mrs. Frank Frazier and Mrs Carl Beck called on Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Mrs. Bertha Anhony Wednesday afternoon. There will be a special sacrific.al program at 11:00 a. m. Sunlay at the Fillmore Christian hurch given by the * onian s Missionary Society. Tommy Sutherlin .son of Mr. and Mrs Oral Sutherlin, is in the Rotary Convalescent hospital i" Indianapolis. Tommy would like .o hear from his friends. There will be special singing it the Mt. Meridian Methodist church Sunday evening at 7:30 .'deck. The pastor, Rev. W. J. ’.vens. will deliver the sermon. Rev. Ralph Saunders of the First Chrustian Church will ireach at the Mt. Hebron Church •lunday evening at 8 o'clock. The cmnrjnity is cordially invited. Fillmore Christian ^.Bibk ichool, Raymond Lisby. Supt. lervice begiifs at 10:00. Pleas: lo not forget to bring eggs or noney for the Christian homes his Sunday. The Washington Twp. P. T. A. vill meet Tuesday, April 12, at f:30. The n#W offieers will be nstalled. There will be a short irogram of musir. As this Is the ast meeting for the year, please .•ome. John Henry Delving was fined J1 and costs by Justice of the Vacc CHa T. Ellis Thursday vhen he pleaded guilty to a pubic intoxication charge. The d".’endant was arrested by city ponce Wednesday nSght. Mr. and ivfi s. Lawrence Phipps ind Mrs. Phipps' parents, Mr. ind Mrs. H. W. Kemper, atended he funeral for Charles Hansel rt the Cross- funeral home in Terre Haute Thursday afternoon Mr. Hansel was a cousin of Mr. Kemper. The fifth and sixth grade mpils of the Putnamville school, vith their teacher, Allen McCammtck went to Terre Haute Tuesday, April 5th and spent the day at the following places: Swope Art Gallery, Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Home Packing Co., Bordens Pure Milk & Ice Cream Co., American Can Co., Coca-Cola Bottling Co. They ate lunch at the Indiana State Teachers ollege Campus.

FISHIN’ FUN The ( iinservation department has announced that there will not ho closed season on Bluegills this year, which will be good news to the Local Hopefuls. Thts gives the fellows a chance to keep in trim for the big ones. Kememher, Hopefuls, every Hass you bring in for us to sis*, weighing over two pounds entitles voti to a free easting lure of your choice. Our agent who was on duty at the quarry pon-l a few days ago reports iha* the water level was lowered two Inches when Emil -lurik riillsHl those large Rleegill out. From the looks ol ililngs, it wouldn’t hurt It sev--ral more mh of that calibre were removed. Sportsman's Shop

SOCIETY Mrs. Lisby To Be Hostess Tuesday The Missionary Society of the Fillmore Christian church will meet Tuesday, April 12, with Mrs. Raymond Lisby. All who come to Sunday school Sunday morring please bring eggs fo*the two homes maintained by the Christian churches. •i* -r -t* Practical Nurses Club To .Meet Monday Piactical Nurses Club will r.ieet Monday. April 11, With Miss Maude Sutherlin, 203 west Walnut street, at 7:30 o’clock. *;■ d- -I' -p ( loverdale P. T. A. To Meet On Monday ^ The Cloverdale P. T. A . will hold their last regular meeting at the school building Mon'day night April 11 at 7:30 p. nr. This is high school night and the program is in charge of Mrs. Bastin. Home Ec teacher and Mi. Herring, the coach. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting. •P -l* *P -P Belle Union P. T. A. To Meet April II The Belle Union P. T. A. will meet April 11 at the school building. Installation of officers and pictures of the Indiana State Parks Dipt, of Conservation. Everyone welcome to attend. ■r -P -P + Mrs. Cecil Brown Hostess To Past President Parley Group The Past President Parley of ihe American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Cecil Brown on Monday evening, April ith at 8 o'clock with nine members ard one guest. Mrs. France.; Hamilton, present. Folk .ving the business meeting three contests were given by the hostess and won by Mrs. P.oy Newgent. Mrs. Raymond Baldwin ind Mrs. W. D. James. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess followed by a social hour. The next meeting to be with Mrs. Raymond Baldwin E. Seninary St.. Monday evening May 2 at 8 o'clock. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and relatives for the lovely flowers, cards and letters. Dr. Johnson, the nurses and the nurses aides for their kind attention to me while I was in the Putnam Cwin. ty Hospital. Mrs. Jennie K. Vaughn, 302 E. Hanna Street. c h.

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JOURNALISTIC FRAT

sponsible,” Mr. Grimes said. “If in are to accept without quesion this idea of responsibility, who is to judge when you are irresponsible? How does he know •vhat is irresponsible." Mr. Grimes noted that there D me press in the world that is •Imost a hundred percent responiblc, the press of Russia. There ‘no editor is irresponsible more han once,” he commented. If newspapers in this country i>e falling short of their responsibilities as alleged, Mr. Grime? suggested it was because some if them lost sight of the “simplmd fundamental reason” why they exist. That is the real responsibility >f the press, the DePauw group, was told, and living up to that s the press’ best defense against criticism from government and -ither outside sources. ‘‘It is impossible to have an inti lligcnt community made up of badly informed citizens, so it is impossible to have a strong nation made up of indifferent and badly informed cqmmunities,” he editor sahi. “1‘raise the question whether newspapers are not neglecting their community duties those that lie at theii door.”

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Mr. and Mrs. Sims Entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Sims entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of Captain Marvin Sims, wife and son who have returned from Alaska. Capt. Sims has been stationed in Alaska for the past 2 1-2 years and is now transferred to El Paso, Texas. The dinner was also for Mrs. Freida Finney and daughter of Columbia, Misosuri and for Captain Geneva Sims who is now stationed at Chanute Field, Ill. with the Army Air Corp. ASK U. S. FOR ARMS treaty. He said the program will be sent to Congress when finally worked out soon. Unofficially, it has been estimated that $1,800,000,000 and that has aroused the opposition of many congressmen who will decide whether to authorize and put up the money for such a program. The eight nations pleaded they could not, on their way, afford to raise the arms necessary to prevent aggression in Europe without, in effect, disrupting their economies. But each promised, in accord with the new North Atlantic Treaty, to extend “reciprocal as. sistance" as can be expected "consistent with its resources and geographic location.” The significance in that is that in Norway's case she has a common border in the North vith Russia. Greenland is a Danish possession on which the United States established strategic bases in the last war. FIRE PROVED FATAL

Text, Jer. 12:5. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Extras are planned for Easter Sunday with -a program by the children and a gueat speaker both morning and night. Plan for it and you will not be disappointed. You are always welcome. CLINTON FALLS METHODIST CHURCH J. E. Porter, Minister. This coming Sunday is a special day in the Clinton Falls church. It is Palm Sunday and the pastor will baptise all who present themselves for the rile at the U:0O hour, both adults and children presented by their parents. He will receive into the church all those desiring to unite

evening. Let us tendance Q f an th J ‘"Vite yoW ne, gh J to coiqek^ i for all of us to be el .,7^ FILLMORE ^ !0:00i I Sunday h Charl <* EV Smith, J vice m Sermon: Pro- «J feat. 6:00 Youth V 7'15 Evenp™ Sermon: I ' Bob RobiJ

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TERRE HAUTE April 8— ' UP)— Authorities said toda.i hat George Bodolea, 60, suffoated after a fire. A kerosene itove explosion in his apartment darted the blaze. Bodolea was ’.live and pinned beneath a chest >f drawers when rescued by firer.en. but died a short time later. FUNERAL SUNDAY RUSHVILLE. April 8.—(UP) —Funeral services will be held ^ere Sunday for Charles M Trowbridge, 71, former state representative and farmer, who died at his home near Mays yesterday. Trowbridge served four terms as joint representative from Henry and Rush counties. ( HURCH OF CHRIST East Washington St. Greencastle, Ind. Lowell E. Manchester, Minister Services Sunday as follows: Bible Study 9:45; A class fo.: you. Preaching and Communion 10:45; Sermon, “Whaj Should A Christian Give?” Childrens class 6:45 Evening Worship 7; Sermon, 1 hings That Make a Congregation Strong." Wednesday night Prayer meeting 7.30 Not every one that salth unto me. Lord, shall enter into the Kingdom of heaven; but he that cioeth the will of my Father which is my Heaven." Mat. 7:21; CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ROACHDALE

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