The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 April 1949 — Page 2

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CXOVERDAI-E Mrs. Salons Dunkin and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dunkin oallad rm Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Mirha*>l and Mr. and Mrs. Charlps Mirhael Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Everett O'Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Morris O’Neal, spent the week end at their home east of Cloverdale.

Mr and Mrs R E Michael and children of Muncie visit.-:! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael east of Clover, dale last week. Mr. and Mrs. Everett O'Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Morris O’Npal of Indianapolis called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael Sunday.

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Mrs. Melvin McCammack is reported quite ill at her homo east-of Belle Union. Miss Effie Stigleman of Peri spent the week-end in Greeiicastle visiting friends. Rc-t. Jesse L. Ellis, Jr., drove to Camp Lee, Va., Sunday after spending Saturday and Sunday iiiorning at home. The Men's Clubs, of the churches of Greencastle ol Greencastle will hold a dinner meeting in the basement of the First Baptist Church, Thursday evening at 6:.'!0 DST. Rev. Raymond Skelton, of Burnettsvill will be tHe speaker. Mrs. Ami Bruner, Mrs. Mary VanAlstyne, Mrs. Emma Justus. Mrs. Marie Dicks, Mrs. Clara Justus and Mrs. Beulah Long were in Terre Haute Monday t< attend the N.C.C.W. convention which was held in the Mayflower Room of the Terre Haute house. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Martin and two sons of Rushville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Figg and son, Bennie Hall. Mrs. Martin is a sister of Mrs. Figg. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Robert Burton and son, Bobbie of Georgia and Mrs Garold Burton and daughter, Linda Maiie of Greencastile. A change ,has been made in the meeting place of the RoacV dale high school alu.nni for Sat urday evening. The dinner will be held in the high school gymnasium as will the dance. The dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock and the dance will open at nine. Glen Clodfelter of Lafayette will act as toastmaster. Several people were shaken up and some of them sustained al least minor injuries when an automobile left the road and crashed on the Greencastle highway near Carp Sunday. The injured were taken to the Greencastle hospital in a West and Son ambulance. Two children, at first thought to have been seriously injured, were found on complete examination to have been shaken up but not hurt.— Spencer World. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Ranh had a lovely birthday dinner for their son and daughter, Fred E. Raub Jr, and Ray Dene Raub There was a large angel fooj birthday cake with pink icing with 4 candles for Fred Jr and two candles for Ray Dene. There birthdays are April 27 for Fred •Jr, who will be four years and Ray Dene, April 28th who w;M be two years. The grandparents ( Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Raub were the dinner guests.

The value of a product is not in the label itself but in itv significance. There is invisible quality in every label bearing the name of this pharmacy. Frequently, your doctor prescribes some U.S.P. (United States Pharmacopoeia) or N.F. (National Formulary) drug without specifying the manufacturer. On all auch occasions, we use the very best standard brand. When you bring your prescriptions to us, you are assured of fresh, pure ingredients of the tidiest quality and competent, accurate compounding. COAN PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PUTNAM COUNTY’S LARGEST DRUG STORE BUILT ON ACCURACY, QUALITY AND SERVICE.

FISHIN' FUN The Humune Society will probably he interested in the story ol him Jack Tumlin found a Groundhog with a tin can fast to hlr head in such a manner that he couldn’t get It off. According to Jfack, he was driving along the road when he saw something furry struggling In the field alongsld.i the road. Stopping the car am' harrying over to the animal, he succeeded In removing the tin can from ttie animals head, and after stroking his back, and talking to the badly frightened pig he released him, and storied tor the car. but the Groundhog, liking the treatment he had received, refused to leave, and followed Jack to the car. Sportsman’s Shop 1

SOCIETY East Marlon Club Viet April 72nd. The East Marion Hor.e Ec inomics Club converted at the home of Amma Snodgrass with Edna Cooprider as assistant hostess Friday. April 22nd. After singing the song of tho month and saulting the flag, the group repeated the club creed in unison. Roll call which was answered by surprise packages brought a great deal of merriment. This was followed by the reading of the minutes. Icy Bridges gave an interesting report on "Know Yojir School.” T.’ie president read an interesting report of the council meeting and also a letter of thanks from the Red Cross,, The club contributed to th« Cancer Fund. Lora Pickett was a guest af the club. The meeting was closed with the club Prayer. Edna Cooprider gave a contest which was won by Daisy Williamson. The second prize went toM aude McNary. The contest given by Ainma Snodgrass was won by Ethel Jackson. Delicious refreshments were served. •h + + + AAUW Meting r.Milglit At 8 O'c lock The Greencastle Branch of thi American Asociation of University Women will have as thei: ?uests the Senior girls of DcPauw at a combined business and social meeting tonight at Mason Hall. As prospective members of the organization, the girls will witness a regular business session, conducted by Dr. Virginia Harlow, branch president, and hear an interpretation of AAUW aims and history by Mrs. John A. Cartwright. Mrs. John Boyd, substituting for Mrs. Clyde Wildman, will be the speaker of the evening. A social hour under the supervision of Miss Lucille Smith will follow the program. The meeting will begin at eight o’clock. + + + + Nellie Duell Hostess To C'lul) April 20 The Third Wednesday Club of Washington township met at the home of Nellid Duell in Reelsq^le >n April 20th with an all day neetlng. The home was beautiully decorated with cut flowers. Thirteen members and four ,'iiests Were present. A bountiul dinner was enjoyed by all at he noon hour. The business meeting opened ry all singing a stanza of “When You and I Were Young Maggie” and "Home On the Range.” The roll was called and everyone answered with an exchange of plants, the minutes were read and approved, dues collected and treaiturers report was given and the flower and card chairman gave her report of a gift to Aunt Mal tha Hutcheson and a card to Emma White which was aproved by the group. A letter from the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association was read by the seerctary and a thank you card from the Riley Cheer Guild concerning the Easter baskets, grass and jelly beans. It was reported that $1.00 was given to Cancer Control. * Next meeting announced to be with Sophia Hood on May 18th with a salt and pepper shake, also each member is to bring a comic book. Meeting adjourned with repenting the club prayer in unison. The hostess then conducted -•ontests which were won byMaude McElroy, Luclle Herbert. Mary Hathaway and Ida McEl.oy. Members present were Faye ’’idfor, Sophia Hood, Effie Wellh, Unite Histand, Frances Wagner. Irene Smith. Lucile Herbert, Ida McElroy, Olus Hutcheson, Eula Wells, Maude McElroy, Crystal Hutcheson and the hostess, Nellie Duell. Guests .were Mary Hathaway, Ezzie Rollings and Mrs. DuclTs daughters, Mary Clarke and Maxine Hedge. + + + + Home Ec Club Met With Mrs. Tresner The Brick Chapel Home Ec Club met at the home of Mrs. Harry Tresner for their April meeting. Eighteen members, three guests and five • children Joined In the opening songs, club creed and flag salute to get the

meeting off for a busy afternoon. The lesson, -Know Tour Schools” was very Well given by Mrs. Max Glitz and Mrs. Morris Williams. There was much valuable information given that was of interest to all the parents. One point that the women stressed was to try to know more about our schools and develop an understanding. Much criticism and misunderstanding would never happen if only this were done. Miss Smith, county home demonstration agent, was present for this meeting. She explained many things of interest to tne club and many problems which had been presented in the club seemed less like problems after an open discussion was taken part in by the members and Miss Smith. Mrs. Morris Williams had many things to report from the council meeting. Interesting tours were discussed as plans are beginning to be formed for the big tour many women look forward to each year. It was also reported that ribbons would be awarded for the best scrap books exhibited at the Achievement Day program this year. Afte’ more routine business the meet *ng was adjourned with the club prayer. The social hour took on the appearance of an old time auction as it was decided the April Fool packages taken' as roll call respdhses would be one fine way to raise some money. Bidding run high and many surprises were in store for the buyers. The nicest surprise however was the tidy sum turned over to the treasurer after the auction. + + + + P. E. O. To Meet Wednesday P. E. O. will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 (DST) at the home of Mrs. Jo()n Tennant. + *h + + Home Ee Club Held April Meeting Clinton and Madison Horn? Economics Club held its April meeting with Mrs. Russell O'Haver, Mrs. Howard Wright and Mrs. Lottie Stark, assisting. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Mildred Newgent. The history of the song of the month. “Welcome Sweet Springtime," was given by Mrs. O’Haver, who led in singing the song. The club collect was repeated in unison followed by the flag salute. Ten members answered roll call by exchanging April Fool packages. This w.is enjoyed by all. Minutes of the last meeting was read and approved followed with the treasurers report. It was voted to give $1 to the Cancer Fund, also to pennies for friendship. Mrs. Howard Wright gave a very interesting lesson on "Know Your Schools.” A report on the County Council meeting was given by the president. During the social hour a pig in a poke sale was held which was a lot of fun. Miss Caroline Connerly was a guest. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses. The president asks that any member Interested in the bazaar to be held in Greencastle please bring their articles to her or leave at the county agent's office before May 1. The May meeting will be with Mrs. Lewis Williams. Roll call will be home remedies. + + + "t 1 rtainhrldge Community Club Held Meeting Mrs. Edward Lefforge and Mrs. Richard Chmmings enter--ained the Community Service Club Thursday evening, April 21st. Twenty-four members and two guests, Mrs. Francis Lane and Mrs. ISnory Brattain answered roll call. "My Favorite Flower." Mrs. Cummings gave a report in "Know Your Schools” and Mrs. Clarence Beck on "Kitchen Planning." President, Mrs. Gilbert O'Hair resigned and the nominating committee was asked to find a new president. Mrs. Lane, president of county council of Home Ec dubs, explained the "Ways and Means" of building a home at Purdue to house the “F'uture Homemaker'-; of America.” Mrs. Brattain, who is treasurer of County Council of Home Ec Clubs told the group how much money the county council will need for it’s -work In the ensuing year and of ways it might be raised. Mrs. O’Hair was presented an umbrella filled with handkerchiefs as a going away gift. A collection of Pennies for Friendship was given. The May meeting will be in the home of Mre. Curtis Higgins with Mrs. Ernest Johnson assisting.

Batnbridge F. T. A. Meet* Wednesday Evening Band parents and Bainbridge P. T. A. will hold a combined meeting Wednesday evening April 27th at 7:.30CST. PTA officers will be installed and a film on cancer “The Doctor speaks his Mind” will be shown, j P. T. A. will have an executive meeting at 7 CST.’ + J- + + Home Ec Club Meets Thursday The Jefferson Township Home Econor.ics Club will meet Thursday afternoon. April 28 at 1:30 p. m. CST at the home of Mrs. Doris Salsman. Members please bring an antique to show for roll call. Also one dozen eggs to help finance a project. + -F + + •lolly Home Makers Met With Mrs. Todd Jolly Home Makers Club held their April meeting with Mr.?. Virginia Todd. Nine members, four children and one guest,

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Mrs. Wilma Green, were present. The president opened the meeting with all members repeating the club creed. After the business meeting the hostess had entertainment with Mrs. Marguerite Reed and Mrs. Bstella Coffin winning the prises. The meeting adjourned to meet in May with Mrs. Wlhma Rader. + + + ♦ Indorsers of Photoplays Meets Thursday The Indorsers of Photoplays will meet Thursday at 3:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ferd Luca-. + + + + Supper At Moose Home Wednesday The Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose -will have a supper at the Moose Home Wednesday night. April 27. The meat, bread, and coffee will be furnished.

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SMlVEBto ft ♦ + +-r ♦ ++77; Wedfling Mr. and Mrs. Claud 25 years today, April Mr. and Mrs. p aul years today. April 26 Mrs. Charlie Hendri Sunray School ciajg Brick Chapel Method; will meet Thursday , 7:30 p. m . (CSTi at All members please t Anyone interested in and who wants to member is invited to i meeting.

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