The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 March 1950 — Page 2

THr DAILY BANNFR JSREENCASTLE, INDIAI s WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1950.

”,jb ISi'ld i" ar, .McotinK •;.. ■ Th r 1 Wednesday •oiJ its February meeting

Crawley 4ii4. Itutler 4S5. W. > C; aw ley 509. Club 2f> Cover: Clidwell 202. Beck’ at the 203, Scott 2U4. Jarvis 200.

WED. and THURS.

h. i .■ t/f Crystal Hutcheson. Tailtten members and two guests FOR SALE: Fries, :i. r ie lb. on , nt. Work Ob th. quilt , , 40,- lb. dies "d. KUMc’l lor Riley Hospital was tom plot- VTiulimilinyhiiru. 2 miles north on od ttnd at noon everyone enjoyed j;( l-:i-2p

a good dinner.

J., the alternoon the meeting WANTED: Middle aged man was opened by nil repeating the j;andy with tools for steady emLstrd’s Prayer. Crystal then play- payment. Give ftdl information ed her new record ‘‘Enjoy Your- a j wu i self and salary expected, self" for the group. The minutes \ Vrit „ to Gremeastle Post Office

were read and approved. The B()X 151

flower fund and treasurer’s report was given and approved. COAL TALKS Dues were paid and one b™ Commitu . e Ba id yesterday member, Mrs. Mary Smith was th(> h wfis not n „ ce8sary im - weleomed into the club_ The me{|iat on the basis - --

Polio Drive was discussed and .

, ,, latest information, meetings were drawn for the

of the

and

coming year. Members then voted ten)pomry victory yesterday

The union won a tactical

victory

when Federal Judge Richmond B Keech refused to admit government exhibits designed to iow .i i lar&lUd between the cut rent situation and all ikes in li*46 and 194S which cost Lewis and the union f2,i:!0,000 in contempt

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Station WGRE Wclnesday 7: Club 318 7:15 Campus Interview 7:30 Opinions Differ 8: Echoes and Encores 8:15 Footlight Parade 8:30 Informally Yours ft: Music of the Masters 10: Way Paris 10:25 Campus News 10:30 Disc-a-Data 11: Music Mart

to buy Martha Hutcheson a gift, she has been ill for sometime and ] unable to attend the club. A I committee was appointed to

purchase gift.

Meeting adjourned by all rej pealing the dub collect. Faya ' Fulford then passed candy

! hearts and each member made fin, ‘ s -

i sentences, which were read. But as the court recessed, asI Games wore then conducted ami siatunt Attorney General H I won by Lucille Herbert. Shirley Graham Mori-.m indicated the 1 McElrov, Ida McElroy, June government will try to show that Hiestand and Thelma Wells Lewis ended the Iftlti strike with Members attending were Olus a real back-to-work order differHuteheaon, Thelma Wells, Eliza- ent from the ••token" directives beth Bates, June Hiestand, Faye which he has Issued twice in the

Fulford, Ida McElroy. Maude Me-' current dispute.

Elroy. Irene Smith, Lucille Her- Union Attorney Welly K Hopbert, Frances 'Wagner. Shirley kins was expected to ask the McElroy, Genevieve Phelps and court to ignore the arguments as the hostess Crystal Hutcheson, irrelevant. Keech yesterday tenThe guests were Oma Girton and tatively ruled out a number of Mary Smith. documents on those grounds.

! Next meeting will be March

! 15th with Frances Wagner. FOR SALE: lft46 Allis Chal- ; mers C tractor, two 12 inch

plows, 1!i4ft Frazer 4 door sedan. Address Box 15. Daily Banner.

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THE DAILY BANNER ond HERALD CONSOLIDATED

Entered In the poAUiffloe at GreencAntle, ImllniiB *a M-rocd rlitfts until matter uudnr act ot Mitri h 7, 1879. Miibacrlptbin prli'e 20 cent* per week; $4.00 per yettr by mall In Putnam county; $5-00 to $7.80 per year ontalde Putnam County. 8. R. Kaiiden. Publisher 17-10 Mouth Jackson Street TODAY’S B1HLK THOUGHT We do not keep our promises because of any lack of ability, but for want of inclination. If we want to be Godlike we must keep our word. Being fully persuaded that, what he had promised, he was able also to perform. — Rom. 4:21.

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SOCIETY

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Christian Couples Club v '■ 1

T.i M t Thursday

The Christian church Coup! ■- j - " * •' •’ Club will meet Thursday at 7:30! 'I«'t i ' . -t

, vr,."S Alh,. t Hi

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East Marion Home Kv

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And Local News B I! I K F $

p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ted Glidewell.

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Mrs. Itoliuul lame

HiiHtens to Ladies Aid

TTie February meeting of th ■ Brick Chtipel Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Roland l^me. The meeting was calie I to order by the president and opened by singing ‘Tn th<> Garden." Twenty-one members answered roll r.all with a quotation from a famous person. Mrs. W. Wright led devotions with a scripture reading and a story on- ] titled “What Is A Feather." as an illustration, completing wild j o Whittier poem and prayer. Th: ways and means committee iv ported h quilt finished and ready for sale. It was displayed an I

hos-

admired.

A pamphlet entitled, “Mothod- | ism’s Strategic Peculiarity,” n 1 temperance sermon by Bishop j Richard C. Raines was discussed , and it was voted for the seero-

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer VanCleave : (aty to write letters to Senator are moving to Monticello for fu* Capehart and Repiesentnlive lure residence. , Harden in regard to the Langer

bill which is now before the Senate committee. Meeting adjourn-

l, s.: to th

' Club Feb. 24th. assisted by her | dun. hi. r. Marjorie. The song of ! the month was sung with Marjorie at the piano. The flag salute and creed were given in union. Sixteen members answered i roll call with their favorite

! recipe.

Mrs. Ceroid Hope gave the lesI son on Alteration of Patterns. The. e members received birth- | j' liiuy gifts from .their secret sisters. Mrs. Wm. Webster gav. two interesting contests won by Mrs. Charles Snodgrass and Mrs.

Clan e Williamson.

Dainty reficshments were served by the hostess Which were

enjoyed by all.

Next meeting will be with Mrs. Marion Cline.

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Auxilary

Sponsor* ('onlost

Unit No 58. American legion

Auxiliary, has notified

$25.00 for best

Junior High

25.00 tor best essay

Junior High

$50.00 for best essay

Senior High

$50.00 for best essay

Senior High

The essays will be graded on: 1. Choice of subject matter.

a. Unity

b. Relation bo topic 2. Organization r/f subject

natter. a. Unity

b Emphasis c. Coherence

3. Correct Usage. a. Choice of Words b. Effective sentences It is urged that all students entering the contest please turn in their essays not later than March 10. Ift50.

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I’nrent-Welch Wedding

Kite* lire Read

Miss Sally Welch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Welch of Russellville and John Parent of, Crawfordsville were married Saturday afternoon. Feb. 25 at 2:30 o’clock at the home of the of-1 fieiating minister, Rev. Harold

R. Hotchkiss, of' the

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CHATEAU TONIGHT and TSf^

fefo (• ill:, dory of people ij| ■live ond | 0 , e Jhodow of goi^

“THAtwater O’BREEN ANGELA LANSBURY GEORGE MURPHY PHYLLIS THAXTER

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Alpha Oniicron Pi Alumnae will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. in.

at the chapter house.

Mr and Mrs. Therin York of

ed with prayer. The program as prepared by Mrs. Clifford Earley consisted «..

Greencastle R. 3, are the parents i a waist measuring contest won

WANTED: Lady to lak,of office and do 'hu.

Trinity stoat, y •mployment Giv

r ; reon * MethodTst'chureh" of Crawfords- formation .bout .I:

High S' lion) that an E.ssay ^ ^ att(in(iants wore Miss I expected. Writ, G .. Conte will b ;p<insured by the • B)>t A|)n ^ of Russe i»v m< . j Post Office Box 151

Auxiliary This i- i u “ I i' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ’ | , in( i pjoport (jogner of Crawfords-

Junior and Senior High

City I/Paglle

Johnson’s

W 37

Hoods

.. 47

American Zinc

. 43

Metzger

Goodyear No. 1

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3ft

Ainvirt Service

.. 29

Black's

2ft

Mid-West

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We had occasion today to buy eight small electric light bulbs, | costing $104. Of this sum, a , hidden lax of 10 4 per cent was

Neuman assessed.

47ft. Jarvis 581, Chiles 4S2, Lyons ; 516. Scott 535, Miller 499. Long- Miller V. T. A. clan 451. Perry 481, Aker 525, | To Meet Friday Greer 451. Hamm 521, Peterson Miller School P

Over 450: Birt 48ft,

T. A. wdl

473, Henter 45*. R. Cra#tey 526 Tnect Fri lay ot 2:30 p. m. instead

R. Myers 495, Thomas 501, of 3:30 p m | Nicholson 451, Glidewell 578, C. . stat' d

as was previously

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of a son born Tuesday at the Putnam county hospital. The Women of the Moose will meet this evening at 8:30 o’clock at the Moose Home. All members are urged to be present. The Internal Revenue office at 13south Indiana street, it is announced by Mr. Cagle will be open on March 3, 6. 10, 13, 14 and 15, which is the closing date for the filing of 194!) income returns. There is no charge for this service and it is available io anyone who will call at the office. Bishop Raines lias designated Mrs W. O. Zaring and Mia. Homer Lovell, Brazil, as representatiws of the M> thodist hospital in this an a for the purpose of recruiting student nurses Nurses are badly needed and any high school senior interested in this profession is asked to contact either Mrs Zaring. or Mrs. Lovell. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Abbott entertained the following guests for Sunday dinner: Mrs. Mildred Jack and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry and family, all of Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cunningham and Nancy of Bellmore; Rntli Cunningham and Kelly Murray of Indianapolis. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cope of Bainbridge. Frederick D. Ratcliff, R. R. 3, Greencastle, has been initiated into the DePauw University chapter of lambda Chi Alpha, national social fraternity, it was announced today. Son r/f Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ratcliff, Ratcliff is a freshman in the DePauw School of Liberal Arts. He is also a member of the university band. Ratcliff is a graduate of Bainbridge High School.

-t + f- T ’C -i- 4* + + I* * ANNIVERSARIES ft s ,. .,. j. .1. .). a. .1. -f. £> Birthdays Elmo Sweet, today, March 1. Sara Ellen Neal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal, 4 years today, March 1st, Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Sweet, 10 years today, March 1. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buis of Clayton wish to thank every one for greetings, letters and gifts, received on their golden wedding anniversary. HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Tuesday, Naomi Girton, Greencastle R. 2, Hazel Matthews, Greencastle R. 4, Carolyn Price, Greencastle R. 3, Ronald Ikamire, Greencastle R. 2; Bernice Robbins, Uoachdale, Florence Clifford, Clwerdala R. 2. Dismissed Tuesday, Everet O’Hair, Greencastle, James Rnoody, Greencastle, Freddy Clodtfelter and Robert Baldwin, Bainbridge, Florence Walters, Danville R. 2. Fern Hardinbrook, Greencastle, Mrs. Harry Linvllle and son, Cloverdale R. 1, Mrs Otis Lovins, Cloverdale R. 3.

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hy Mrs. Edith Knoll. An article. •‘Something For Nothing,” followed by an imitative radio broadcast consisting of a song by Judy Canova (Mrs. Ted Bock) ‘‘Pick-a-Pocket" with Mrs. Glen Flint as emcee and th “Fixie” Foty composed of Mrs. I R. South, Mrs. J. E Porter, Mrs. Ted Bock and Mrs. Cliffoi l 1

Earley.

Tin hostess and her assistants serve i delicious refreshments in keep ng with Washington’s birthday. The March meeting will l e at llie home of Mrs. J,

Rollings. 4- 4* q- •)■

Mrs. Kill) Hosttsa To Home Er. ( lull The Canaan Home Ec club met Thursday, Feb. Ittth with Mrs. Forest Kelly at Greencastle with Mrs. Glen Duncan assistant hos-

tess.

The meeting was opened by the president with the group singing the song of the month, "Beautiful Dreamer." Mrs. Elmer Christy song leader also read the origin of the song. The salute to the American and Christian flags were given in unison, fol-, lowed by all repeating the creed in unison. The roll call "a quotation from Lincoln was answered by twentytwo members. Mrs. Nettie Hillis and Mrs. Roxie White of Greencastle and Mrs. Herschel Greenlee of Coateaville were guests. The lesson ''Selection of Patterns” was given by Mrs. Elmer Christy \g;th Mrs. Ernest Miller as her model. She stated to watch to place the pattern on the grain of the material. The more expensive patterns you buy the nicer garment you have. We learn if we are buying a cheaper pattern, the Simplicity pattern is best. But it is best to purchase :, more expensive pattern whieli would be more economical as those were more accurate. Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee, presiden gave a report of the Council meeting. During the business session it was voted to pay the club pledge to the Home Demonstration House. Different stiggestions were discussed and voted upon as in what ways the club would make money for expenses The secretary’s report was read and appiroved. Mrs. Lester Miller gave the treasurer’s report. During the social hour, delicious refreshments were served Mrs. Albert Pflster gave some interesting contests which were won by Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. EM Stone. After repeating the club prayer, the meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ray I as arson March 16th at 1:30 p. m. + + + + Home F.c Club To Meet Friday Friendly Circle Home Ec Club will meet with Mrs. Roy Brackncy Friday, March 3rd, at 1:30 •r + + + Church Women To Meet Thursday The Woman’s Association of j the Presbyterian church will meet in the church auditorium Thursday evening, March 2nd, at 7:30. The program will be in charge of college students of th Westminster Fellowship. Richard C. Clausen will giv the sermonette. Doris MaxfieM will assist in the service. Jean Foerster will be the soloist with

of the School.

The subject title is "THE RlOItTS WE DEFEND" and shall be written in 500 words or less. 'Die Unit will send their winning Essays to the District where they will he judged again and sent to the Department

(State).

The awards are as follows:

Unit No 58

$3.00 for best essay

j Junior High

$8.00 for best essay

Junior High

$5.00 for best essay

Senior High

$5.00 for best essay

Senior High Department

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(girl)

| ville. Mrs Parent is n graduate of the Russellville High School with the class of 1947. 4* 7- n- 4 Afternoon Circle Of Gobbi, W. S. C S. To Meet The Afternoon Circle of the Gobin W. S. C. S. will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Poor, with Miss Hazel Rambo as assisting hostess. Dr. Henry Kolbe will give the pro-

gram.

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