The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1949 — Page 2
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THE DAftY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949.
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Golden Circle ( lul> Met Sept. 22 The Golden Circle Club of Washington tr .mlup met at the j home of Mrs. I-elia Fellows i.i Manhattan on Sept. 22nd. At the noon hour a deliclou pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by fifteen members and eight guests. The -Jjysffl .s meetings opened with the club song and j the Lord’s "Prayer in un. on. D< votions were read by Marie Craft. Roll call was answere ! | with the name of a one dish meal. Secretary and treasurei report was read and approved, new and old business was discussed. It was approved by all that a gift of $5.00 be presented to the polio drive. A letter was read by the Cheer Guild sponsor, Mrs. Gray, on the Riley breakfast to be held at the Murat Temple at Indianapolis Oct. 7th Plans were made on preparing the Christmas box. Surgery towels were passed out to members to be hemmed and returned at the next meeting. Mrs. Dovle Taylor presented the hostess with her hostess gift, a Bissel sweeper. Mildred Hinote was chosen gift chairman for the October meeting, to be with Tressa Rissler. Meeting closed
with the reading of the club n-ed, r.i d the meeting was turn'd over to the hostess and her assistant, Bessie Fellows. Verv ■lever contests were conducted and won by Virginia Brann an i, Daisy Sheuniaker. -I* -i* -I* -t* Philomath ( luh Met Sent. 15tli. Thi Philomath Club of Roachdale I gan the ne.v year's work with a luncheon meeting held at The Old Trail Inn. Thursday September 15th, with 25 members and one guest present. Members of the program committee were hostesses: Mrs. Paul Sutherlin, Mr Osborne Hutchms. Mrs. Glenn Irwin and Mrs. Stewart Hostetter. At roll call the members displayed a family treasure or an arly salt cellar and a brief history of each was given. Following the business session Mrs. Fred Ixickridge presented a very interesting paper on 'The Story of Salt,” which was supplemented with her lovely collection of early salt cellars. The new president, Mrs. Kdgar Duckworth presided. Other new rfficers are; Mrs. Ward Porter, Vice-president. Mr. Eugene Hutchins Corresponding secret-
j ary, and Mrs. Alton Byrd secret-ary-treasurer. •J* -h "F Clinton Club Met With Mrs. Wlchman The Clinton Homemakers Home Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Wichman Sept. 13. Mrs. Gerald Clodfeller opo’.ed the meeting with the group singing the song of the month "A Merry Life.” The roll call was many useful hints on lunch box suggestions. The lesson of the meeting was program planning. New officers were elected for the coming year as j follows: President, Mrs. James Nicholson; vice president', Anna Mae Sutherlin; secretary, Mary Vermillion and treasurer, Doris Kirkpatrick. At the close of the meeting the hostess served very fine refreshments. The October meeting will be held at Mrs. Wayne Bettis' at 1:30 p. m. •F - + + + Family Reunion, Birthday Party A fa ijily and birthday reunion was held Sunday, Oct. 2 at the ionic of Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Postin. There were around 80 relatives and friends present to jnjoy the day. At noon a bountiful! pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by all. The afternoon was spent in talking and playing of games. •J* + + "F .'arrull Priest Honored Mil li Party A surprise birthday party was given for Carroll Priest, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Priest of Brick Chapel on his 10th birthJay Saturday evening, Oct. 1st. The guests were assembled in the living room when Carroll and his daddy returned' from Green--•astle. As Carroll entered the front door they sang Happy Birthday to a very surprised boy. After the many lovely gifts were unwrapped and admired, games were played on the lawn. Refreshments of pink and white brick ice cream, wafers, Hallowe'en candy and coca cola were served. Those altt^odin^ from Ffljfti grade of Bambrid^tt school \v4Bf Mrs. Ryner. teacher; Carol Jemi Caywood, Martha Goodman, Judy Coffman, Jacquelyn Varvel, Mary Ann Higgins, Barliara Luther. Charlotte Merritt, Linda Games, Betsy McCall, Edwin Estes, Marvin Powers, Jackie Whitley, Martin Suiter, Robert Noll, Dean Wahrman and Charles Dickson. Other guests were, Shirley and Tom O'Hair and Wallace Estes.
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Marlon Home Ee Club Met Sept. '>3
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered la (fee poatofflca at Greeneastte, Indiana aa aeoond rlusit mall matter under act of March 7, 1878. SutMcHpttoa price it) cents per week; 94-00 per year by mall la Putnam eouaty; $5.00 to $7.80 per year outside Putnam County. S. K. Karldeo, Publisher 17-10 South Jackson Street
it SOCIETY ” POPULAR LOCAL COUPLE WED SUNDAY
The -subject f.-jr discussion will | be Milton’s “Areopagitiea.” Couple Observe Hist Anniversary
Personal And Local Nows BRIEFS
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Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy ol Fillmore, are the parents of a sun born Monday. The Spanish War Auxiliary will meet on Thursday, Oct. 6th at the city library at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Binuace Pritchird of lumedale called on Mrs. E. I. Erhard of Linton Sunday aft
>rnoon.
The W. S. C. S. of the Mt. Meridian Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Amy Vaughn Wednesiay afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. Mrs. Gijjce houtt spent tinweekend in Bloomington with Mr and Mrs. Carl Routt and daughters, Barbara and Nancy. Mr and Mrs. J. D. Boswell have returned to their home fron. a trip to Oregon, and east and central states. They have been gone a month. Mrs. H. F. Umbanhowar and son Tommy of Indianapolis wer< Sunday guests of Mr. and Ms-* Hubert Reed, west Walnut
street.
Green Shudders" will be presented by the Junior Class of Russellville high school on Friday and Saturday nights, Oct 7th and 8th at 8 p. m. in the RHS gym. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Newgent observed their sixty-first wedding
anniversary on Sunday at theii Wi home on Walnut street. Guests For almost instant rriJl who called were Mr. and Mrs in^ach^ 3 ^‘!" (ro ' Ilo ntoa| Charles Crooks, of Bloomingdale Va-tro-nol w'rl^ .'H and Mr. and Mrs, Russell New- T J 9 ^ \ where V gent of Earl Park, Indiana, Mr It opin^upcold!^ and Mrs. Earl Sutherlin and Mrs dogged nose ..’ Jane Reed of Russellville, Mrs mM.^^nd^eU William Wagers and son of Plain- yji u_ hr c a the
field.
FALL CONVENTION
East Marlon Home Economics Club met at the home of Elsie Cowgil, Sept. 23. with Daisy Williamson as assistant hostess. Mrs. Nichols called the meeting to order, Ruth Sutherlin led the members in repeating Club creed and salute to the Flag. Mrs. Benner told the Interesting story of the song of the month "A Merry Life," and led in the singing. Fifteen members and one guest Mrs. Katherine Benner, answered roll call with a money sav-
ing hint.
Mrs. Nic.hols gave a report on the council meeting, the tout to St. Louis has been called off. Tour next year will be to Washington, D. C. about the 27th ol June. She told of projects of other Putnam County Clubs and
I,old of a fall festival
planned by Greencastle merchants, women of Home Ec clubs to be part of the committee, the proceeds to go to the Community Fund. Achievement Day is ho
be Oct. 28th.
Mrs. Benner passed out questions for discussion, subjects, what projects we will undertake for next years lessons. Mrs. Benner talked of a dressaiaking course, which everyone present seemed interested in, also setting up a budget for the home, and start a traveling bazaar to take hhe place of the bazaar idea meeting. The treasurer reported there was no change in her books. Inez Bridges read a letter about Colorado Springs conven-
tion.
October meeting has been changed to 4th Tuesday, the 25th at 1 00 p. m. Carolyn Ozment, Inez Pruitt, and Lela Hanter to prepare exhibit for Achievement (Day. Meeting closed with club prayer. Delicious refreshments were nerved by the hostesses.
SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED 24 HOITR SERVICE WHITE CLEANERS
of Kichmoad.' t’Bfllf, are the pai ents of cmMou. Dale Allen, boi> Oct. 1, \vS|J»t 7 lbs., 3 oz. Mrs. Roberts wifi "l-efomierly Miss Helen Tilley of this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weesnei and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wooden of Martinsville have returned home from a vacation trip through the West. Mr. and Mrs. Wooden are Mrs. Weeaier’s aunt and uncle. | The Clinton Falls W. S. C. S. wftl meet Thursday, Oct. 6, in an all day meeting with Mrs. Enid Bock. All members are urged to be present and neighbors are invited. Bring needles, darning needles and thimbles. Note change in meeting place. Austin Kircher has returned from Terre Haute where he attended a two-day FeeBing Advisory Council sponsored by the Ralston Purina Company and held at the Denting Hotel. Mr Kircher was me of 34 men selected for this intensive training course from dealers in Illinois
and Indiana.
Kenneth Bruce West, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. E. West, 62!) E. Walnut St., Greencastle, Indiana is among the new students enrolling in the department ol Aeronautical Engineering at TriState College, Angola, Indiana for the Fall quarter. Upon completion of this course, he will be a candidate for the Bachelor ol
being Degree in Aeronautical
Engineering.
This coming Sunday, across Indiana, nine Fall Conventions of Christian churches will be held. Putnam county Christian churches will attend the convention at Spenceit They will meet
with churches from
ricks and Morgan counties. The first convention session will be at 3:00 p. m. and will feature a number of state and district workers. The evening session will begin at 7:00 and will feature an address by on outstanding Christian leader. There will be sections in the j convention for Church Board members, Sunday School work- |
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Mil.i kk TEAR J The fl rst game of iJ , ' a ' stl, ‘ grade school
Owen, Hend- if**’** Wa
Park Friday aftemogJ the Millei ami RiupauJ The Mil,.-! t. am y | by a 12 10 score TV J witness, .| by a i.,-, pupils as well as a : interested parents anj | thusiaam rivaled that game played at the J
summer Players:
and others.
Dinner will be served by the
nost Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Haggard Tbii. well known Greencastle coupli i.- shown leaving the First Christian Church following theii wedding Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Huggard if the formei Mary Ellen Weqt
Warren Home Ee Club To Meet Oct. 5 The Warren Township Home Economics Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Community Hall Wednesday Oct. 5, at 1:30. There will be a lesson given on “Food for Health." All members are asked to be present.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma To Meet Wednesday « Kappa Kjppa Gamma Alum-
nae •Associatlolt will meet Wo,r‘|'r„ Thufsdity”^
nesday evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Harry Moore, i-ast Franklin
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Delta £$(M t 7au Meets Tonight Delta Theta Tau W.ll meet this evening at 8:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Betty Reynolds. 403 E. Hanna St.
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Thursday Reading Club To Meet The Thursday Reading , Club will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Wanda Gooch. Note change of time.
Gobln Church Group To Meet Thursday The. W S. C. S. of Gobin Memorial church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Gould. Mrs. Hiram Jome will he assistant hostess. Mrs. Northrup will have the pr< -
gram.
Anyone needing transportation call Mrs. Goldie Reid or Mrs.
Jome.
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Ridpath School: PmJ
ers, Missionary Society member. 1 frige , H 1( '
| p; Fritzinger, ss. j 0IM | Bridg- s el Unrkner, J Lewis, hi,; t Uwis, aj Miller School: Sa,i,J Kearschner, 2b: N^wa Kendall ::l, : I’att. r-|fj p; Mas ten, rf: Purcell, (
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Score keeper, Woody 1 Equipment in.,, ager, |
Cox.
Head usher, Herbert (
The Good Cheer Club will meet Thursday afternoon Oct. 6th at usual time at the home of Mrs Grace Love. •F + *F + Kappa Delta I’hi To Meet Tonight Kappa Delta Phi sorority will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock at the Public Service office. + -p •4- *F Great Books Club To Meet Monday The Great Books Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 in the High School Auditorium.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Esther M. Heath to Otto R. Dobbs, et ux, land in Greencastle
twp.. $1.
Leo L. Proctor, et ux, to Harold FI, Bunten, et ux, land in Greencastle iwp., $1. Lee Manis, et ux, to Roscov Hillis, land in Jackson twp., $1. Elmer C. McCullough, et ux, to Maynard O. Tuttle, et ux, lan I in Grerncastle twp.. $1. Walter Buttery, ct al, to Mir am Keck, et ux, laud in New Maysvllle, $1. Russel FT Settle, et ux, to Wi.' R. Owens, land in Monroe twp.,
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Carl Enmiert, et ux, to Frederic A. Danforth, et ux, land in Washington twp., $1. IN MEMORY In memory of Lanlou Priest Grimes^ who panned away four i years ago today, Oet. 4 Sadly missed by The Family. chg
STEP INSIDE AND IN WE'RE HAPPV TO EXP HOW BRIN6UJ6HEREV0UUI 16 ALWAYS TO TOUR « ^1
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PLANT TODAY
Tulip, Hyacinth, Daffodil, Narcissus and < rmm. Free Booklet on planting. Feed your Iwilhs with \ i*"r" Only Holland grout) Itulhs at EITEL'S FLOWERS 17 Mouth Vine St. OPEN ALL DAY VVEDMSDAY.
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ANNIVERSARIES Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Warren Newgent today, October 4th, 61 years. Birthdays Sue Ann Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rogers, North Locust street, 3 years today. Oct 4th.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Harriet Whicker of Danville, was admitted Monday. Flobert McCullough of Cloverdfclfe R. 3, was admitted Monday. Russell Thomas of Greencastle tt. R., was admitted Monday. Raymond Hirt of Greencaatle, was admitted Monday. Henry Fraley of fteelavllle, was admitted Monday. Marjorie Reed of Roaehdale, was admitted Monday. Richard Hallen of Greencastle, was admitted Monday.
Golden Rod Club To Meet Thursday
The Golden Rod Club will hold its meeting at the home of De loris Cline Thursday night, Oct. fl. Members please bring something for auction sale. Come masked. Also bring a vegetable bowl for exchange. Refreshments will be served by the hos teas and-assistant, Millie Nyesel.
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