The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 August 1949 — Page 6

•HE DAILY BANNER, 3REENCASTIE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949^

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FILLMORE The Day Gleaners class of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 9, with Miss Avis Knotzer. This meeting is important as officers for next year will be elected. The "patches" will be ripped off “the apron.” Everyone come. Mis. Coza Applegate of Coatesville visited Mrs. Sallie McGinnis over the week end. Thursday, Aug. 11, will be the regular all day meeting of th> w. s. c. s. The Garden Club will have a picnic Aug. 12 at the home of Mrs. Caroline Ozment. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips and Nancy moved into their new house Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sutherlin and daughter moved into the one they vacated. Mrs. Lou Reese of Dana has been visiting friends and relatives the past couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehman and Larry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huller and family. Several Fillmore folks attended the Farm Bureau picnic at Robe-Ann Park Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. Artie McNary and family of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Eva McNary Sunday afternoon. The class of 1940 held its ninth reunion at Robe-Ann Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Day and Doris left Satunlay to accompany Mr. and Mrs. Chester Day on a two-weeks motor trip, Mrs. Charles Smith's Wedncs-

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day visitors were Mrs. V. F Lewis and sons, Indianapolis; Mrs. Curtis Robinson and fatu ily of Bain bridge; Mrs. Ethel Varvel, Mrs. June Coffin ana sons, Mrs. Avaril Huller ano children. They enjoyed a pieme

lunch on the lawn. Notice; The J.unior choir will meet at the church Sunday morning at 9:30. Anyone who will help sing please come, cithe. Juniors or Intermediates.

Try and Stop Me

-By BENNETT CERF-

A RTHUR KOBER’S a birthday party

five-year-old daughter, Cathy, attended

a birthday party where the food had been seasoned toe strongly for her liking. Quite naturally, she remarked to hei

hostess, “This is awful!”

“Oh, no,” corrected her nurse. "It's very good. It's just a little different. You’ll get to like it.” "No," said Cathy, "I won't like it. It's Just awful." On the way home, the nurse explained, "When you're eating out. dear, it's all right to say the food Is good if you like it, but if you don’t, just leave it on your plate and don't say

anything.”

The next Saturday, Cathy went visiting again. For lunch, she was served creamed chicken, which she loves, and peas, which she always has hated. She finished the chicken, tasted the peas, then looked at her nurse, and in her best Entily Post voice remarked, "These peas are delicious —but awful." Copyright. 1919. by Ucnnctt Ctrl. Oidtibutcd by King Features Syndicate.

MORTON Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood of Foncheula, La.; Mr. and Mr.;. Laurence Habisreitingcr ami daughter of New Orleans, La.. and Mrs. Hattie Sigler of Elkhart have been visiting Mr. ant! Mrs. Leslie Frank and attended the Wood reunion on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cat I Clodielter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter were dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs. Mae Woodworth of Brick Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum spent Sts day with Mr. and Mrs. ^ Dode Crodian of Ladoga. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott of | Greeneastle called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell O’Haver Sunday afternoon. Monday afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and Aileen Overstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop and daughter, Linda, ot Indian- j apolis are visiting Mr. and Mr- 5 . Wayne Bettis and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Alexander, Mrs. Charles Moore and Mrs. Floyd Yochum attended the fun eral services for Winton Hennor on Wednesday at Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth attended the sacred concert given on the church grounds at

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KOVAL DUCK SHOOT — AKTlE SHAH

PATERNAL KISS Is planted on 3-jear-old Steven Horowitz by his father, Irving, on their arrival at Tel Aviv, Israel, at end of a flight from New York. Horowitz, estranged from his wife, Is accused j by her of tricking her Into letting ! him take Steven from their Brooklyn home. Bhe said he told her he wanted to, take the boy to a movie. The next she heard from | him was a telephone call from Shannon. Eire. (International) |

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TRAGEDY

JicM-ph, Jr.... blood-spatlerfil.

Mrs. Sousa fails screaming ... Man (left) holds Joseph, Jr,

DOMESTIC TRIG'DY precipitated by an attempted reconciliation between a San Francisco mechanic and his 20-yeur-o!d cstran^eJ wile brings Joseph Sousa. 31. to police admitting he fatally shot his methor-ln-la'.v, Mrs louise Luchi, 04. during a quarrel. Mrs. Luchl was shot as she bent over a crib with Sousa's 18-niont!i-old son, Joseph, Jr. The child was spattered with her blood. Mrs. Doris Sousa learned of the tragedy upon arrival at her mother’s apartment where she had been staying. She collapsed, screaming, on the sidewalk. Sousa told police his wife said before the fatal quarrel: "Joe, If I go back to you I'll losa my family and If I stay with my family I'll losa'you.” (International)

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