The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1949 — Page 2
fHfc DAILY BANNFK, GtfENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1949.
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TVI'IKV \I.I -AMKKH' W CAKKKK <ilKI. WKIIDINO Thr recent wcdUinff of a young couple with an Indiana background is tne phota-featuro relected to typify the All-Ameri-can career girl wedding in the inaugural issue of the new magiinne "Modern Undo." Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Fletcher McClure are the couple. the groon being the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. McClure, of Indianapolis. The rei'ent benedict was a wartime Army flier and is now studying law at Northwestern University, Chicago. His bride, the former Lois lean Ashbeck. once a radio Quiz Kid and now embarked on a merchandising career tn a Chicago department store, is the daughter of William L. Ashbeek. The young couple met at DePauw University, when they were students at the outbreak of the war. When Mr McClure interrupted his college career to enter the Ar.ny. their romance vas by no means suspended, although its logical outcome wes somewhat delayed. When it tinally arrived at the end of last May, all the ushers were Delta Kappa Kpsilon fraternity broth-
ers from DePauw.
The feature story was prepared by Marjorie Binford Woods, who for three weeks, last Januuryhad been interviewing couples contemplating marriage. She was seeking a typical All-Ameri-can girl who planned to make n genuine career of marriage, but who would eontinue at her job after the wedding Then she met up with Miss Ashbeek and knew her quest was ended. Washington. Oregon and California produce virtually all ol
the nation's hops.
IN MEMORY In lov.c.g memory of Emma Ahcr Hurst who passed away July S. 1942. Seven years have passed since that sad day When one we loved was railed away; f God took her home. It was nis will, Within our hearts she’s with it still. Sadly missed by; The Family. pd. IN MEMORY In loving i.omory of our de ir • on. brother and grandson. Robert Harold Watkins, who left us i years July 4th iV’o hive only your memory darling To n member our whole lives through. But the sweetness will linger forever As we treasure the memories of you Three sad years of thinking Of our 11ved one whom we lost Only God in Heaven knows whet the parting cost. Just When his hopes were blight est In tin pride of manhood days The life he p'anned was shortened By fate's mysterious ways. Each time we look at his picture. So young, so handsome, so true, There’s no wonder yur eearts are aching. And longing (lent Bobble for you. Sadly missed by Mom, brothers and Granny. pd. Uisabled Vets Home Coming Come to 1). A. V.. Home f’oniing ••Handy Show lint" 10 rides, 12 shows. Lots of fun. All week. July 11 until July 16. Six full days We ll see you next week. D. A V Chapter 83. 5-5t
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I’EHSONAl And Local News ii it i ■; f s
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Mrs. Mattie Uiggs <>f Chicago, spent the holiday visiting relatives in Greeneastle. Mr and Mrs. Wdlia/n Price ore visiting relatives' in Danville and Somerset. Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bnyliff of Indianapolis .spent the week-end with their grandparents, Mr. nr.d Mis. W. .1. Allee.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Ston? and Mi and Mis Claude Stone of Indianapolis are on a three weeks vacation trip in Canada. Elder and Mrs. F. S. Fisher are here after spending the winter in Fort Worth, Texas. Eldei Fishet will preach at the Smyrna church Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Claud Carmichael Columbia St returned home FriJay from Tampa. Fla., and other points where they spent r. two weeks vacation. Mr and Airs Leonard McK' and son, Donald, of Hamilton Ohio, have returned to their hr.ne after spending the 4th of July .vith Mrs. Arthur O. Whit> • Tin- Rev. Francis Kull o r Sant Paul's Catholic Chui.’i wishes to announce that due to Retreat there will be no services at seven o'clock on Thursday or Friday morning, July 7 and 8. Rev Francis Kull of St. Paul's Catholic church wishes to an r.ounce there will be n Requiem Mass at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning for Mrs M i nie Bence Funeral services for Mrs. Bence will b. hi id at t* o'clock from St ■ aul church Wednesday mora ing.
son Marion and family who a.e here from St. Paul, Minn. Thos ■ present were Mr .and Mrs James Y. Seller, Mr and Mrs. Herman Morgan Jr. and daughter Susan and son Billy, of Indianapolis; v Mrs. Janetia Seller of Clayton Mr. and Mrs. John Layman. Bainbridge; Harriet Alica Seller of Sheridan, ami Carrie K Pierce of Greeneastle, beside: the guests of honor. Mr and Mrs Seller will leave ror their
home Thursday.
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castle, was dismissed Monday. Wilma Handy of Greeneastle,
was dismissed Monday. SOCIETY Women Mission Society To Meet This Evening
The Woman's Mission Society will meet tonight at 7:30 o'rio It with Mrs. I. H. Strain. Mis.- | Mary Strain will have the lesso •.
SN AKE MAKES NEWS SPRINGFIELD. 111. (UP) — The scare Mrs. Lotha Edgtmon got from the Illinois State Journal did not come from “scare headlines.” Mrs. Rrigemon called up the newspaper to tell how, when she unwrapped her paper, a garter snake fell ont. The snake had crawled inside the rolled paper as it lay on her frr.et porch
IN MEMORY In loving memory 0 t mv , husband. Herman Hatm an paase^away. one year ago, j, Sadly missed by wife Marie Batman.
There may be some echoes from
Mr and Mrs. Janus Heavln
Mr. and Mrs I^'roy 'hnsoy on( j sons Jim,.nie and Jonni - of Milwaukee. Wis., spent the | anJ M „ n , nd Mrs . ctharle
veekend visiting friends and
relatives in Greeneastle. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitman and children of Kingsville. <>. visited over the weekend with Paul Whitman ami family. Mr. and Mrs Bernle Flood and daughter, Marcia, of Elkhart. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Harvey,Owens.
Bench lor and son Terry ie Paulding. Ohio, spent the holiday with relatives. Mr. Beuehler and James landed at Greenoastl ■ airport in Mr. Beuehler s airplane and Mrs. Beuchler and Mrs. Heavin and children d:ov
here.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer It Seller entertained with a family dinner in honor of the :
LOS ANGELES. July 6 (UP) Mr. Hiid Mrs. Ernest Hull’s first baby, born on the Fourth of July really came into the world with a bang. The Halls were en route to th ' hospital last night when caughi in a tratfic snarl near niamm ith Memorial Coliseum where th Ann tuan Legion’s anninl fireworks display was being held. Hall rushed his wife into the coliseum and police escorted them to 11 doctor’s office In the j athletic building. While the Legion’s colorf d | anil earth .shaking display went j m, two doctors assisted in the j delivery of Kathryn Hall, who weighed nearly 10 pounds. IIOSPI I \L NOTES
George Ensign of Greeneastle, was admitted Monday. '.’haiI, s Hunter of GreeneastD, was admitted Monday. l:n Moore of Greeneastle, was admitted Mu day. Betty Bruner of Indianapolis, was admitted Monday. Verona Clampitt of Roachdale. was dismissed .Monday. Lenota Alspaugh of Green-
the woman's conference “ l -
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4- + 1- + W omen of Moose Ilet.l Installation The Women of the Moose held fomal initiation Wednesday evening June 26th at the honm. Mrs. Cora Skimmerliorn vves installing officer; -Mrs. Emma Albin was installing guide and Mrs Eimina Tumlln was install ing chaplain. The following officers were installed: Senior Regent, Inez Moore; Junio: Regent, Etta Seott; Chaplain. Elsie Underwood; Treasurer. Lovit Johnston; Recorder. Elizabeth Whitaker; Graduate Reg ent. Elizabeth Myers; Guides. DeNolia Turner and Betty Morris; Sentiue., Bertha Turner, Argos. Delores Cline. Five members of the Danville. 111. Women c*r the Moose were guests at the Installation. + + + + Mrs. Braun Hostess To riiiirsilay Reading Club The Thursday Reading Club will meet Thursday at the hone of Mrs. Virginia Brann. A good attendance is desired.
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FISHIN' FUN
We will nominate
Kersey for membership 11 the tough lin k club, as a ^ suit of his hooking, umi t an( j. ing a«nire Kmallmouth Him weighing approvimatel, tW) pounds, and measuring pjt inehes. This ac tion took pi^ at (la- water works on sm. day evening, and when Vwi tried to get ill Gmeh nith u,„ <le|Mirtment so that the fni might be registered fo r th,
contest, he diseovere.il that
were out of town for the holidays. This fish mm Id fun, been a current second pi*, winner, as Tommy l(ei Mn( has entered » Sfnallmwtl
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SPECIAL SALE BLOUSES Special Lot 5.00 to 5.95 Values $998
ALL WOOL SUITS $49.95 & $59.95
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BARBIZON WHITE CREPE SLIPS
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