The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1949 — Page 2
fhm JAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949
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COLLECTION COMPLETE
DAVIS. Ca!. (UP1—The Ca:.fornia bee indur.try will be tuz zii g with activity this spring, with more than a million be’.n, shipped to northern United States and Canada. Severe winters in the north prevent Innkeepers from operating on n year-nround basis.
PT. PLEASANT. W. Va.. (UP (—Scrupulous saving for three years has netted Emmons Selby a total of 53 cents. And he hasn't spent a penny of it. The collection represents the entire United States coinage period of Indian head pennies from 1857 to th<* S-mint coin of 1909.
Mother s Day Cards at Eitel’s
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. . . that set the pare for a fashionable summer! Featured in casual and dressy types.. In all the wanted sixes and colors.
j All Styles s “Cushini/.ed” Ties — Fillups and Straps For those who have tender feel.
MOORE’S SHOE STORE
WEST SIDE OF Sqi'ARE
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Al.WtTS RFADY to take advantage of popular fanrv. unscrupulous organizations headed by high-pressure promoters seem determined to exploit public health to the last degree. They are particularly active in the vitamin field. When you are tempted by wild advertising claims to buy and take vitamin preparations, remember that you probably do not naed them at all. If you feel that you do, consult your pljysieian. He alone knows the type of vitamin you may need, if any. Rely on his advice. W'e are in posilion to fill promptly any prescription he may write. COAN PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PUTNAM COUNTV’8 LARGEST Dltl'G STORE BUILT ON ACCURACY, QUALITY AND SERVICE.
GREENCASTLE LIONS CLUB Presents Mammoth Old Time Minstrel Castle City Four - Brazil Barber Shoppers Dave Ott's Band HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday, May 6,1949 8:00 P. M. (DST.) 50 Cents and 25 Cents At The Mtthtr Skunk Said To Tht Baby Skunk -- Lat US SPRAY
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Personal And Local News BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Soper o. j Noblesvillc, spent Monday in th city. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tucker of ! Spencer, are the parents of a j urn born Monday. Mr. ami Mrs. •Stalen Owen.: and their guests, Nadine Wilm; and Evelyn Clarke of DePairv, | attended the opening night pet formance of the musical play, j “Brigadoon" at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Keller of | jisontastl' are the parents of a j !atigh:er, Rhonda Lee. The baby j was bom at the Putnam County ' Hospital Monday evening. Mas. | Keller wa the former Dorothy l lean Scott, of Belle Union. Miss Betty Evans, an Indiana 'Jriversity student of R. R. 1, Glreencastle. has been re-elected ecretary - treasurer of th Botany Club, an organization omposed of students who devote their time and study tc the field if botany. Miss Evans is a sphonore at I. U. Mrs. Hattie Butler and Mr. ind Mrs. Ira J. Moore and son, Joe Alan wore in Cor.nersville Sunday attending the Corner Stone Laying of the now Y.M.C.A. building. They were onored by having their names included in the box before it as sealed. Frank Butler, Genual Secretary of Y.M.C.A. was a charge of the list of material ilaced in the box.
HOSPITAL NOTES Roland Thomas of Greencastle l. 1. was dismissed Tuesday. Michael Garrett of Roaehdale, as dismissed Tuesday. Ross Harris of Poland, was ismissed Tuesday. Mrs. Catherine Strother of Irecncastlo, was dismissed Tuev lay. Marcia Higgins of Greencastle {. 4, was dismissed Tuesday. Emma Harris of Greencastle, vas admitted Monday. David Williams of Greencastle R. 3, was admitted Monday. Mrs. Ruth Decatur of Spencer, vas admitted Monday. Mable Ellis of Greencastle R. I. was admitted Tuesday. Mr.?. Elizabeth Clodfelter of Greencastle R. 1, was admitted Tuesday. Mary Hhonkwiler nf Greencasle, was admitted Tuesday. Gel aid York of Greencastle R. 3, was admitted Tuesday. Elisha McAninch of Fillmore, was admitted Tuesday. Firman Grimes of Greencastle, was admitted Tuesday.
SOCIETY 3 and P Women To Held State Gathering Members of the Indiana Bust- ■ ess and Professional Women's Club, which numbers more than 8400. are anticipating one of tho busiest and most important State Convention of their history when the State Convention officially ojkt.s at French Lick on May 13. "Indiana Grows With the New World" 'is the theme for the convention and it will be highlighted by the opening night's session which will be devoted to Indiana hi. .ory and music. Mrs. Lillian T. Majally, formerly , f Morgantown, West Virginia, who Is the Associate Director of i.dj Set vice on the Executive : :.rs; the National Federation f Dus:: ss and Professional Wo. ren's Clubs in New York City, will attend the Convention as a speak: r and consultant. Tie President, Mrs. LeVonne DeVcre. of Shelbyville, has an- • ounced the following program for the Convention: M: -. Majally will address the- •’ embly on Saturday May 14, mi ihe subject "What Women Can Do." At the same session Mrs AIrDnie* Menderson, of Cinci inati. Ohio. National Parliamentarian, will speak on the t . ic “Just How To Do It.” Ann Birk Kuper, former Michi gan City resident. and well known solo actress, will presen on interpretation of a current Broadway success as the climax of the annual banquet on Satur day night. The International Breakfast held on Sunday. May 15. is an annual affair stressing the rele tionship of the state and national organizations to the Internation al Federation of Business am! Professional Wjmen’s Cilubs Mrs. Julia Bock Hardwood Miller, a career traveler, who travel i to lecture and who lectures to travel, will speak on ''Peoples of Other Lands.” + + + + Keelsville W. S. (’. S. To Meet Thursday The Reelsville W. S. C. S.wili meet at the church, Thursday May 5, for the regular all day meeting. All members are urged to attend. Visitors are always welcome. + •»• •!• + Airs. Allen To Be Hostess Wednesday Locust Grove Club will meet with Mrs. Earl Allen Wednesday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock (DST. 1 , ■!• + ■!• + Frlcr.lJly Neighbors Club A let With Airs. Wells The Neighbors Club of Bainbridge met at the home of Mrs Etha Wells Wednesday after neon. The president. Vera English, opened the .neeting with th. roll call being answered with ai April Fools joke. It was reported by the president that we had f user for our hospital bed. A treasurer’s report was giver by Mrs. Zadie Pruitt. During the social hour contests were give., by the hostess and won by Mm Jessie Lane and Mrs. ZadiPruitt. Delicicus refreshments wer served and then rook was play ej for the remainder of the af ternoon. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Vera English wi'.r Mrs. A.-hsa Cassity and Mr* Dorothy Wear as assistant hostesses. + + + + Happier Homes ( luih Banquet ThimiJay The Mother's Day Banquet oi
24 HOUR SERVICE WHITE CLEANERS 809 N. Jackson St
FISHIN’ FUN We have just hleard that Doctor Ftison spent a couple days at Cataract falls last week, anil according to our information caught a sixeahic string of Urapp'es. You will take note of the fact that wc use the word "sizable" because that would he the only way you could describe that string. Anyway, we are happy tc know that the Doc hi able to he out fishing again. By Ihe way, have you seen the beautiful placques and bookends Just received at the Shop They are perfect for that particular corner or hit of wall that needs a dash of color. Sportsman’s Shop
:he Happier Hom*s Study Club will be held at the Old Trad nn Thursday, May 5th, at 6:30 .'deck (D.S.T.) for members nd their guests.
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K. J. U. ( lass To
Meet Thursday
K. J. U. Class nf the Firsi Christian church wil meet Thursday evening at 7:30 oclock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Frazier. •P •?* . 4“
Mrs. John Boyd Convention Speaker
"We must learn to accept the discipline that Hfe brings," sa d Mrs John Boyd in addressing the
state convention at French Lick TIPTON. Ind.. May 3,-(UP» Saturday when speaking on "To- | -Paul O. Sawyer prepared omorrow's Challenge." Only a per- day to become a salesman after ‘ n who has self discipline will be turning in his resignation as lble to take positive action-when high school band leader because Giving life's problems. ^ music program offered was
At the May Day breakfast "antiquated.”
Miss Helen McGaughey read Sawyer, who holds a music do1elections frem her own poems gree from Central Normal Colgiving her impressions of spring, lege and doubled as commerce
Epsilon Chapter is proud
sanctuary on the arm of her son and will be met at the altar by Mr. Talbott and hi* attendant. Following the ceremony ‘-lie couple will be honored at a reception in the dining hall. Mrs W. A. Harbison. formerly of Rus sellville, who with Dr. Harbison lives in Detroit and who arc members of the -Central Woodward church is a member of the
arrangements committee. Tipton Band Leader Quits
unne Rowland, Helen Txouanakis Eileen Cox, Marietta Sahford
Flo Ann McGuffey,
Jackie*
the contributions of these memcrs. Challenging addresses were ilso given by Dr. Margaret Lindy, of Indiana State Teachers College, "Shall Educators Take a tar.d?" and Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt of Indianapolis, "The Boata Inter-American Conference r.d Revolution.” Mrs. John Boyd, chairman of he National Program Cqmmitee, outlined the new five-year dan which stresses teacher welfare, teacher improvement, edqation leadership, and interna:onal appreciation and inter--•ultural relationships. These from Greencastle atending this twentieth anniversiry meeting were Miss Meryl vlichael. president. Miss Mildred Jimmick, Mrs. John Boyd. Mrs. Piorcy Masten, Miss Minnie Mae Bartley, and Miss Dorothy Har-
ris.
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students To Get I.A.K. Recognition
One of the educational projects
vhich Washburn Chapter laughters of the American Rev--lution has conducted this year as been with students studying Jnited States history. The outhanding history student in each >f the eight high schools in Putlam county will receive recogn'.ion from Washburn Chapter,
tft-s. Wlllalm Boatright,
instructor at the local prep school, said Tipton school officials didn’t appreciate good
music.
“The National Education League in 1902 realized that music was important in the schools and recommended as a minimum program more music than is now being offered here,” he said. “These children are being cheated by an antiquated program," he added. Sawyer said he quit leading the band and would become a salesman for an Indianapolis sales distribution company.
BOWLING NEWS
The Monday afternoon girls league have made final arrangements for their bowling tournament to start Friday, May 6 at 4 o'clock. The tournament will start off with the team event, followed by the doubles and singles events to be rolled next week. There are 100% entries in the team event. The teams entered
are:
Some Stars — Jackie Spurlock, Kay Hinkle, Nancy Vote, Barbara Sutton and Janne Mackey. Bowl-A-Ways — Mary Pettit. Helen Tzouanakis. Suzie Row-
land, Eileen Cox.
Block Bustera — Doris Elmore,
chair • Jackie Earnshaw, Flo Ann Mq-
nan of the Historical Commitoe. suggested to each history .cachor that the winner be seeded on the basis of the year’s -lass work, tests and outside
■ending.
Mrs, Dorothy DeVaney, Recent, and Mrs. Boatright, have Isited seven of the high schools
Guffey, Maritta Sanford. Lucky Strikes — Jensie Scott. Martha Hirt, Shirley Parker, Sue Smythe, Marilyn McGill. The doubles features are enter-
ered as follows:
Kay Hinkle and Jackie Spurlock; Mary Pettit and Susanne Rowland; Eileene Cox and Helen
md presented medals to the win- Tzouanakis; Jensie Scott and
icrs who are Doris Sinclair. 31overdale; Sue Stallcop, Reels.’ille; Joan Jones, Roaehdale; ’harles Reager, Bainbridge; larilyn Gardner, Russellville;
Martha Hirt; Doris Elmore and Jackie Earnshaw; Maretta Sanford and Flo Ann McGuffey. The singles entries are as follows; Jackie Spurlock, Kay
lloria McCammack, Belle Union H' n W e ' Sue Smythe, Martha nd Dale Newman, Fillmore. Hirt, Jensie Scott, Nancy Vote, The Greencastle winner will be ^ oan Mackey, Mary Pettit, Suzunounced later and the medal iresented at Awards Day, May
!8.
Earnshaw and Doris Elmore. The winners of the team, doubles, stnglee and all events will be given a bronze pin with the event on it and the year of the tournament in the form of a guard attacher by a chain to the pin. The awards are presented by
Varsity Lanes.
Not Interested In Demo Post INDIANAPOLIS. May 3 -- (UP)—Frank McKinney, Indianapolis banker and baseball team owner, said today he no longer wished to be considered for thi* post of national treaaurer of the Democratic party. McKinney, treasurer itf the In. diana State Democratic Committee, said the national post would be a full-time Job, and his business interests would not permit him fo devote all cf his tiim
to the work.
President of the Fidelity Trust Co. here, McKinney alto is a major owner of both the Pittsburg pirates and the Indianapolis Indans baseball teams. Nine Appointed By Gov. Schrlcker INDIANAPOLIS, May 3.— (UP)—Governor Schricker today announced the appointment of nine persons to three commissions operating under the Indiana State Board of Education. Appointed to the state textbook commission were Jesse M Boston, Sullivan county school superintendent, who replaces Harry Yoder of Columbia City, R. B. Linville, principal of Wash ington elementary school at La layette, who replaces Charles Englehart of Seymour, and Prof Curtis D. Kirklin, Franklin College, who was reappointed. President Ralph N. Tirey of Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute was reappointed to the state teacher training and licensing commission, and two new members were named. They were R. E. Hood, Oxford high school principal, replacing H. B. Allman of Indiana University, and Myron D. Weldy, principal of Perlcy elementary school at South Bend, replacing Edith Spray of South Bend. Dr. Herman B. Wells, president of Indiana University, was reappointed to the general board of education commission. Two new members were named. John J. Maehling, principal of Wilson Junior high school at Terre Haute, who succeeds Dr. Frank Sparks, president of Wabash College, and A. C. Senour, supDrintendent of East Chicago city
Swihart, Kokomo superintendent. ABC DEf isio ' COLUMBUS, 0.. M A decision was
or tomorrow o n wheth* American Bowl.nwould be staged here
dianapolis, Ind.
Charles Reuter ABc ment director, told r a telephone convey nis headquarters i n that he would arrive or tomorrow to talk
civic and bowling
garding selection * “ “
laten right repeal of Taft.; said— “It would he better t, Taft-Hartley | a „ th>B promise-. Then the ■ Know where the fault not fulfilling our camn
ise.
House labor commltt man Ijeslnskl, d., MW, would “g 0 along" utth egy of house leaders, jority of the Demo,, committee opposed the WASHINGTON May — Maj. Gen. Claire told congress today million dollars i n uni aid at once would sav ( China from domination inist" Communists. NEW YORK, May iThe number of poij,,, country now is runniq twice as high as at thh year, sattistics shmorj The last public health fait the polio cases at I, as compared with .MU which was the highest with a total of NtsM entire year. WASHINGTON. (INS)— Sen. Wiley proposed today that wipe cut virtually al luxes and reinstate found im|>crntire|y ter a reappraisal nf tie situation. Wiley sali:l he will amendment to the iln day which he temet comprehensive eiehr amendment offered k House since the clone War II.*' In a statement, Wlh excise levies shmild except taxes or liifiKir, and related items and situation ns-valisted. Mrs. Denny To Be Hostess Thursday Thursday Reading meet Thursday evening home of Mrs. Nellie lowing the program
schools, who succeeds O, Al.' a "White Elephant uk.
.GCAL' COUPLE TO BE HONORED IN- DETROIT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Talbott. 04 Blast Washington Street will cave Thursday morning for Elkiart to visit overnight with Mr. ind Mrs. Harold Talbott and ."anally and will go to Detroit, Michigan on Friday to be the guests of their son, Rev. John R. Talbott and the Central Wood--vard Christian Church of which he Is the Minister of Education. Mr. and Mrs. Talbott who will ek orate their golden 'wedding anniversary nn Thanksgiving lay 1950 will be the honor golden .vedding couple at Central Woodyard’s annual golden wedding celebration to be held on Sunday night May 8 at 8:30 o’clock. This (evasion is held as a concluding iervice in the church’s program -f Christian Family Week pro- j yided by young people and adults it the church. On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. | Talbott will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Marlar at a dfnner party held in their home. Mrs. Marlar is the former Gladys Sims of Fillmore. On Saturday night their son will entertain the entire golden wedding party and other guestu at his residence In the Hazelwood Manor apartments. The golden wedding service on Sunday night will be read by Dr. Perry Epler Gresham, Minister. Couples who are members of the Detroit Golden Wod<hn E club will be guests. Mrs. Talbott will wear a gown of white satin and «„ antique black and gold locket. She will carry a shower bouquet, a gift of the church. She will enter the
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HYDRANGEAS
2 Blooms J 1 '* 3 Blooms * 4 Blooms - - » COMBINATION POTS *U» ** OTHER PLANTS S0« *• ROSES Dozen $4.00 OTHER CUT FLOWERS SI*'* CORSAGES $1.00, SI JO, $1.00 a«4*
WINDOW BOXES WITH BLOOMIRB PLANTS, os low ss
$1.0
COPPER PUNTERS Tic to SO.OO wNI WALL HAN6ERS SIJO Ts $*• WE DELIVER YOUR MOTHER'S DAY GIFT IMon to Al Moos so Kraft Musk Noll, May 51*. "Special Mother's Day Program"
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