The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 December 1950 — Page 2

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter

and children opened wide their] doors to the deseendenls of Wrn. |

.id Laura Bridges Sunday an.. Entert'd in U.r p« 5 tofH.e

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quests. All brought well-Ulied baskets ind Mr. and Mrs. J. •! Rock wo] 1 .•ought the turkey from their arkey farm in Michigan After dinner till enjoyed a gift exchange and the day was much too short. in the evening they celebrated the third birthday of Stevie Lawrence, whose birthday falls on Christmas Kc

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..larch 7. 187H. Subscription price ‘40 cents per week; !j>4.00 pel year by mail in Futnaui county itia.OO to !s>7.80 per year outsido

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S. K. Itariden, Publtsher 17-Iil South Jackson Street

Auditor dairies YV Wright v.a in Indianapolis today attending a state meeting ol the Count

Auditors' Association.

1,1. Laurel Turk left yesterday j the !ivinor New York City where he will ; , ittend impoi'tar.t sessions of the I Modern Languages Association. i n| . , Ur Turk will return this week

end.

.Mr. and Mrs. Kay Kivett ente>- . I ained the following at Christmas l dinner: Mr. ami Mrs. Frank | /aughn .J .Ireviicastie and Dr.

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F. W. Auxiliary will meet

thanks to the nurses, doctors, Mr. | tWs evening at 7 : ;{ 0 p. m . at the

McCurry, Mrs. Becky and espec-

Post Home.

Mrs. Etta Ikamire was the

ially Rev. Rains for his healing prayers and other prayers that

were offerer! while ! was in the Christmas Eve supper guest of

New Year s Day Game

Wurlii fanions Kcii Hoads VS. / (intncasllo V. F. W. Ilir.ll SCHOOL CYM - - 8:30 P. M. Monday, January I

Preliminary Tilt, 7:30 ROACHDALE INDEPENDENTS

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BELLE UNION INDEPENDENTS I irkets on sale at < annon's, Sportsman's shop, suick's Hood's Barber Shop, \ LAY Post 1 .->50.

hospital .suffering from a stroke. Mrs. Elmer R Cox. chg. IIOSI’ll \l, NOI I s Admitted Monday Mi Vein j English, Bainbiidgi . Clifford j Chadd. Greencastle It .'1. Admittcil Tuesday: VVilliaii: Kikardt. Giceneustle Mrs. .lem fers Knoll, Cloverdale; Mis. Catherine Howard, Brazil R r>; Mis Addie Bushy, Greeniastle. Dismissed Monday: Mrs .fames Motley and son, Spencer; Mrs. Louise Middleton. Gn encast|e Mrs. Richard Reitzcl and son, Stilrsville; Mrs. Hubert Pound and (laughter, Greencastle

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ikamire anil ^ family. Mr and Mrs. Lee Martin have | as thcii Christinas guests, Mrs. Belle Asder and .Mis Elizabeth Lickridgc. Mrs. Elmer Cox has returned to her home from ihe hospital. She would enjoy having her many friends call on her. Mrs. Orphus Chadd of Roachdale is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chadd after being called lu re by the illness of her son. Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cradick had as their guests for Christmas dinner. Mi and Mrs. F. B. | Young, Leu Cradick and wife and daughter, Mary Lou, and Mrs. Ida Cradick. Mi and Mrs George Williams and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Hartsaw and Mrs Grace Hurst spent the Christmas holiday witii Mr. and Mrs Richard K. Ilmst and son in Rensselaer.

Miss Susanna Shelly, of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carpenter and children, of M'fflinhurg. Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. William Shelly, td Indianapolis, I are holiday pile t • of their mot:i■r, Mrs. William Shelly. Hillslate Avenue.

‘A-BOMB SURVIVAL JACKET’

Jean Shore displays Inside pocket arrangement of survival jacket.

It carries: sulfa, blood enngulent, bandages, burn salve, tannic arid (Kinder, adhesive tape, Gentian’s violet, usplrln, water purifying tablets, malted milk tablets, dextrose tablets, safety pins, knife, scissors, rope,

lashlight, shoe laces, matches.

TS NOT A PROTECTION against radiation or other atomic bomb effects, SeHlgners of the “A-Bomb Survival Jacket” say, but It carries many krtlclei and aids that might bo needed by survivors. Designers are Michael Shore and Benn Reyes, Chicago, who consulted medical authorities before coming up with the Jacket. Local civilian defense organizations are free to use any version of it. Designers suggest bright u.lrrs f/' Identify age and sex groups. (International Soundphotoi)

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j j time. I had to do my housework

in spells . . . rest a while and then work a bit. I couldn't eat a full meal either I guess 1 didn't eat enough to keep a bird alive. There was many a night 1 didn.lt get but a lew hours’ sleep. Imagine going to bed and then rolling and tossing most of the night. So many of my friends had been praising HADACOL that 1 finally decid d to try HADACOL. After :$ bottles of HADACOL I could tell a defi nite improvement . . . now, after taking HADACOL for over a year I feel just wonderful. I am not tired or restless during the day; 1 can do all my housework and still have energy to spare Sleep why, 1 sleep like a top. Just as soon as my head hits the pillow I doze off. And the most wonderful thing is that f can actually eat the way a person should cat and I really do enjoy I my food. HADACOL, is absolu- | tely wonderful. There is nothing like HADACOL. I recommend it to all my friends and neighbors." 1'nlks All Over the C'ountrv whose systems were difieient in Vitamins Bl. 112, Niacin and Iron have been helped by HADACOL, and HADACOL ean help you, too, it you suffer from stomach distress. certain nervous disturbances, insomnia caused by upset stomach, vague aches and pains, or a general run-down condition, | if they are due to such deficien-

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That s the kind of product you want that's the kind yon should buy and that's the kind you should start taking NOW! start Today! • • give HADACOL a chance to help you, as it has helped others whose systems lacked Vitamins HI. B2. Niacin and Iron. Remember. there are no substitutes for HADACOL Always insist on the genuine HADACOL. No risk involved. Buy a bottle of HADACOL. either th trial size, $1.2f>, or the large family or hospital size. and if HADACOL does not help you, your money Will be refunded. If your druggist docs iy4 have HADACOL, order it din < t I rotn The LeBlani Corporation Lafayette, Louisianna. Copyright 1P50, The LeBlane Cnrtior^le \

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones entertained with a Christmas dinner on Sunday. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Ernest Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Estel Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jones and daughter, Sue Ellen, and Mrs.

Ida Cradick

Mr. and Mrs. George Raines had as their Christmas dinner guests Mrs Raines' mother, M s TiMie Stevens, Terre Haute; Mr and Mrs. William Grose, Racine, Wis.: Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Stevens and family, Springfield, O . and Mr .and Mrs. William Forsliee, Indianapolis. Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Venard Johnson and daughters were Mrs. Charlotti O’Brien, Raymond Estep, Ross Estep, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Osborn. Jimmie Bruis, Mrs. Burl Flint and daughter, Candaie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and son and Mr. and Mrs Vie Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bunten en- j tertained with a turkey dinner Christmas Day. Those present were Mi. and Mrs. Harold Bunten and sons, James, William and Doyle, and lady friend, also Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Bunten, Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bunten and daughter Sharon and Miss Maud Arnold of Indianapolis. Guests of Mr. and Mis. Ray mond Herod for Christmas dinner were Mr and Mrs. Graydon Herod and Jane, Sally, Johnny and Alice, Mr. and Mi-v Max Coleman of Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs. Aren Branneman of Danville, Mr. and Mrs. Will Herod. Miss Gertrude Oakley and Mr- Addle Coleman and Miss Marilyn Coleman of

Greencast le.

Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Craver entertained at their home east of the city with a piteh-in dinner Christmas Day for their children and families. A good lime was had by all Those present were Mr and Mrs. Roy Craver, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kelley and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Craver and children Jimmy. Joann and Tommy, all of this city ,and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buis and children Wanda and Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buis of Cloverdale. Other callers were Morris Craver, Harold Craver and Thelma Tucker Mr. Holmes Craver was presented with a beautiful Odd Fellows ring by his children. He has ben a membei pi i he Qdd g,.|. lows lodge / a 43 ymi -

md Mrs. Maurice Kivett and son

of Clinton.

Dr. C. D. W Hildebrand left I foi Toronto. Canada. Tuesday to attend a meeting of ihe American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division. Dr. Hildebrand 1 is expected to return Saturday, j Sunday guests of the John Richards family were Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Richards, Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. David Richards, Dearborn, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Richards and sons

Billie and Jim, Kokomo.

Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kivett were Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Kivett and son Frankie of Clinton. Saturday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sutton and daughter Baihara Jean of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kivett .if

Fillmore.

I Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Richards were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vandament of Mohnt Morris, III.; Mr. and Mrs. David Richards of Dearborn. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Richards and sons of Kokomo, and Mr. and Mrs. John Richards and children of Greencastle. Robert Meredith returned to Hartford, Conn., Monday. He i> associated with the Travelers Insurance Co. in an actuarial capacity Aubert Meredith will he wi hlihs parents Re\. and Mrs A. L. Meredith until after New Year's Day. He has a government position in Wa.shingtno, D. C. Prof. Robert Montgomery of the DePauw Bible Department left Tuesday for New York City where he will attend two important meetings. The Society of Bible Literature and Exegesis and the National Association of Bible Instruction are both convening in New York City this week. He is expected to return at theVnd of

the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader entertained the following guests at a turkey dinner at their home Christmas Day: Mr. and Mrs. Vurlin Rader and sons, Mr. and Mis, Maurice Rader, Mrs. Dorothy Harvey and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John Rader, Edna Rader, Kenneth Rader, Mr. and Mis Lawrence Alvord, all of Greencastle, and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Dickey Sr. and daughter Mary Ann of Freemont, O.

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EXCITEMENT REACHED a high pitch in Brooklyn, N. Y., county court at in plea of guilty to tit. t degree manslaughter in connection with fatal ; tunato, IS, member of a rival teen-age gang. Scarpati got 15 to .’’,0 yi. oefore 1 ing led away to prison. Then she tainted. As photographers in r dative and friends rushed at them. PoL;<' had to restrain the ci .wd •.

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SOCIETY I'Ydcruted Reading (lob Meets Wednesday Th, Federated Reading Club will meet ednesday at 1:30 p m with Mrs. Ford Lucas. Mrs Helen Hawkins will review "Tui get You.” Fortnightly (Tub To Meet Monday Fortnightly Club will me, I Monday evening, Jan 1. 7:30 ir the home of Mrs. VV. M Blanchard, Towers apartment. Members please note change of meeting date. Third Wednesday Club Holds Fine Meeting The Third Wednesday club of Washington township and the : families met at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hutcheson on Dec. 14 for their annual Christmas party. At 6.30 a bountiful dinner was served and very much enjoyed by all. After dinner the guests gathered around a beautiful lighted Christmas tree. Gifts were exchanged and the Secret Sisters were revealed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fulford, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hutcheson and daugl t< r. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and son. Mr. and Mrs. W. M McFJroy and daughter, Mr. and Mrs L S Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phelps and family, Irene Smith, Ida McClory, Rickie and Joe Richie, Jessie Smith and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hutcheson and family.

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APPEALS COURT GIVES JUDITH COPLON

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Iliune Kc. ( hilt Han Xmas Party

The annual Christmas party of the Brick Chapel Home Economics Club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. South Tuesday night, Dee 12. Eighteen members, theii hu.snanos and

children attended

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