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A SECRET 'TIL NOW Says Mrs. Francis Lane

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Kntcrcd in tln> iHMoffirc ar ircencastlf, Indiana us second •lass mail matter under act of March 7, I87«. Subscription price JO rents per week; St.00 per year by mall in Putnam County; 5.7.00 to $10.10 per year ontslib i’ntnam County. Telephone 95, 74 or 114. S. K. Kariden, Publisher 17-10 South .lackson Street

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' w . W/f Mrs Lane, ar all of her many friends know, is an excellent cook and two of tier "favorites” are printed below Try them and you'll know why they are “favorites” NEVER-FAIL WATER WHIP PTE CREST To one cup lard add cup boiling water and a teaspoon rtf salt. Heat this until lard is dissolved or creamy. Then add .'{ cups of flour. Makes crust for 2 pies. * CHOCOLATE ICE BOX PIE

Vj lb. vanilla wafers crushed 1 cup powdered sugar ■ a cup butter i H lb t 3 eggs

2 squares chocolate (melted) 1 teaspoon vanilla >v cup nuts (optional)

Cream butter and sugar. Add egg yolks one at a time. Add melted chocolate, nuts and vanilla Next add beaten egg whites. Line a buttered pan with the crushed vanilla wafers, then pour the chocolate mixture over this. Covet with whipped cream and top with a few of wafei crumbs. Let stand in refrigerator 12 hours before serving.

CARD OF THANKS We want to thank, the Union Valley Sunday school for the tieauliful Lowers for the 60th wedding anniversary of our parents, Mr and Mrs. John Butler. The Butler Family pd

CORRECTION In the advertisement of Hiclclan Hardware in Thursday's tipi* should have read GAREX HOES at $1.19. CARDEX AWN RAKES were shown at 1 39

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Ted Glidwell. 6 Larabee St , today. March 9. H. Lloyd Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A Cooper, R 2, today March 9th. Darla Dawn lols, daughter of i Mr and Mrs. James F. Zeis, two years old today, March 9. Ronny Clearwaters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clearwaters, Stilesville, 7 years old March 9th. Weddings Mi • nd Mrs. W. A. Cooper. R. j 2. 37 years today, March 9th.

V. F. W. DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Music By The Merrymakers AT POST 1550 HOME For all V. F. W. Members, Ladies Auxiliary and •Jf'-i Fathers Auxiliary.

Mr. and Mrs Maynard Shonkwiler were in Indianapolis on Thursday. Mrs. John Butlei is still seriously ill at the home of Mi.-'. Leaiyn Million of Fillmore Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sayeis and Mrs. S. C. Sayers motored to Marion. Iml., on Thursday. Mrs. William Price and Mrs. Clinton Rogers spent Thursday with Mrs. Venard Johnson. Route 2. Dr. E. T. Fristoe, who recently underwent an operation in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. is reported much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Rome Dietrich of Loveland, Colorado, are here visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dietrich, east Poplar street. J. E. Hood was seen downtown on Thursday. He is getting r>long nicely and expects to be back at Hood s Barber Shop the first of the week. Miss Kathleen Campbell returned today from Miami. Elmida, where she has been visiting her «i.«tor and husband. Dr. and Mrs. Eduardo Pena. Miss Patricia Ryan, a teacher in the Indianapolis schools, will arrive this evening to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ryan in Greencastlc. One of the cabins at the rear of the new motel building at Cedar Crest on the National Road was damaged by fire Thursday night. Cedar Cres't is located between road 4.3 and Mt. Meridian on the south side of U. S. 40 Mr. and Mrs. Rome Dietrich, Loveland, Colo : Mr. and Mrs Sam McCoy of Clovcrdale; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bennett and daughter, Chailotte. of Indianapolis; Mis. Helen Knetzor and Miss Mcrobeth Knetzer, Fillmore: and Mrs. Jane Hays, Mrs. May Hammond and Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, had dinner Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dietrich. The occasion was Mr and Mrs. Dietrich s 6.ird wedding anniversary. Mrs. Raymond Wright has received word of the serious illness o! Joe Anderson, a former resident of Greencastle, who is a patient in a hospital at Minot, North Dakota. His wife, the former Miss Bertha Taylor, also a former resident, fell at her home recently and broke both of her arms below the shoulder. She is also confined to a hospital. Both Mr and Mrs. Anderson would like lo hear from their friends. Their address is 909 Valley street, Minot. North Dakota.

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Flowers for Initiations A lovely honquet or exquisite corsage in either her sorority flower or colors will thrill her to no end. We can also take another gift you may have bought for her, gift wrap and top it with a small flower for a very reasonable price. We will deliver at the proper time. Also to select from is a nice group of other types of gifts. You can depend on EitePs quality at low pricesSEE YOUR HOUSE AGENT TODAY - ORDER EARLY OR STOP ON WAY DOWNTOWN.

M.\ an! Mrs. Earl Edd» of Vincennes are tl* proud par-1 er.ts of a son born Feb. 23rd. The baby has been named David Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Edds arc former residents of this city. Several Sigma Chi alumni and active members of the DePauw University chapter are planning to attend the 69th annual State Day coin lion of the fraternity at the Indianapolis Athletic CI'il on Saturday evening. Walter O’Hair of Detroit w I , Miss Pearl O’Hair, who has be-m visiting Mr. and Mrs. O'Hair i.i Detroit fot the past two weeks Mi. O'Haii will also visit his sor John, a member of Sigma Chi mid a .student at DePauw. CORRECTION In the Kroger Ad Thursday evening the price of Pork Roast should have read 59c instead ni 55c.

LETS GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR Daily Banner Carrier By Wendell Pell Circulation .Manager

SOCIETY Honda., Book ( lull To Meet Monday The Monday Book Club w 1 meet Monday evening at o’clock at th>* home of Mrs .1 V Wyckoff.

DePamv Womens Club Meets Monday The DePauw, Women'; Ciiu will meet Monday uf tern no from 3 to 5 in Mason Hall He reation room Be sure to ~hiin. your antique for display. Brick Chapel Club Meets Tuesday Tile Brick Chapel Home EClub will meet Tuesday, Mar :i 13. at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs Andrew Sutherlln. The lesson to to given is Home Gardening and The Care of Flowers Del in Theta Tim Mumiliie To Meet Delta Theta Tnu Alumna, will meet Monday evening a* 7:4'. .'clock with Miss Elizabeth El - ign. Miss Mary Elizabeth Peek vill be assisting hostess. Fillmore Group To Meet With Mrs. Day The Missionary Society of the Fillmore Christian church v.dl meet Tuesday. March 14. witii I Mrs. O. A. Day. Leaders are Mrs. Harvey Nichols and M Charles I»bdcll. Tommy Scott Honored With Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Emmett ^cott ntertained with u dinnerThlnsday evening in honor of their sor. Tommy, who celebrated his 16uL birthday. A beautiful birthday cake was made and decorated by his coiisir Harold Paris of Tuscon. Arizon : Those present were Mr ar ! Mrs William Hayes and -on Dm rell Wayne, Mr. P E. Nelson, Cora Sklmmerhorn and friend. Dr. Malone of Clarksville. Tonn Doug and Steve Swickard, Tommy Higgifis 'and Jimmy Fo T. He received many nice gifts ind all left at a late hour vvisling him many more happy birth-

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Glenn Erwin, age 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Erwin who reside on the south Indiana street road, carries route 16V He is a sophomore in high school. The Daily Banner and Indianapolis News route he delivers starts on Highland street over to Indiana street and down Indiana to west Berry and then cm to Indiana street mad. 'All of this route lies west of Indiana street. It has 30 Indianapolis News and 77 Daily Banner subscribers. The sons of Mr ami Mrs. Erwin have, to my knowledge, carried these two well known papers for the past seven years. Donald, who is a sophomore at Indiana University, was the first ’.o carry and Glenn took over the foutc when Don graduated from high school. There is still a younger brother, Keith, age 7, who I am sure will take over when Glenn is unable to he the carrier of the papers. Glenn plays the tuba in the senior high school band. He la interested in sports, ia active in the Boy Scout organization and takes interest in the Sunday school and church work at the Christian church of which he ia a member. He is thrifty, for the money he earns from fos paper route ,he saves both in Christmas Savings and Victory Bonds —of which he has several. He is one of the calmest boys I have, for I scarcely know’ he is in the carriers’ room when he comes to get his papers. Apparently he delivers his papers in a methodical way for I never have a complaint or a subscriber to call in saying they did not reeeive their papers. . Glenn exemplifies the type of boys that delivers The Daily Banner and Indianapolis News for he rmlizes he is part of an organization that has but one Job to do and that is to give service—our products have already been sold.

Hume Ee ( lull tie! On Mu roll 11 The Walnut Valley Homemai: ers (’lull met Tuesday March at the horue of .Mrs. Otis RissU-r The meeting was opened by tinpresident, Miss Laura McCullough Ttic song of the month wn sung followed by the club creed and pledge to the flag. The lesson "Happy Family Living” was ably presented bMrs. Ross McCullough and supplemented by Mi Otis Risslcr. Mrs Maurice McCullough •: :i\ ■■ a report on the council meeting that she attended recently. It was voted to contribute $5 to the He I Cross fund Each member gave a safety measure that she had used during the last month. The meeting closed with group singing of the song 'Tbe Weal in j of the Green." A contest was conducted by Mrs Dannie Craft Prizes wen awarded to Mrs Robert Montgomery and Mrs Fred Boyd. Delirious refreshments were •served to 14 members and 3 child-

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The next meeting will be hold at the home „f Mrs. Clarence Knight. The roll call will lie an April Fool package Maple Heights ( hib Holds March Meeting Twenty five members, three guests, and three children attended the March meting of the Maple Heights Home Re ppm which was held on Tuesday evening, March 6, at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home. The meeting was railed to order by the president. Mrs Chat'ottee Swickard, who led th - group in the flag salute and thOhlh ereed after which the song of the month, ‘‘Wearing of The Green" was sung in unison. Our guests, Mr./ Ixdia Wagner, Mis. Doris Perkins, and Mrs. Eva Blotch were Introduced. Roll call was answered with “Longest Journey You've Taken From Home.” The lesson on Gardening was given by Mrs. Bess Early and covered a variety of Gardening rules and the control of posts and blights. The safety lesson was given by Mrs. Alice Alexander and Mr Thelma Duncan gave a repot 1 on the Council meeting In as much as the leaders were 111, the lesson “Living Together in the Family” was postponed until the April meeting. Committee reports were made and accepted and final prepara-

t: ( ,:is were made for the radio broadcast over WORE on Thursday evening at 8:15 and tiro Tenth Anniversary Tea on Mar.

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New committees were appoint-,-tf for future events. An Easter egg hunt will be held for the ( hildien of club members and Mi-- Thelma Duncan will have lung'- of this party. For, tty Ai: iai Mothers' Day Bbtuplef m M a committee consisting j .If Mo-lames Iniogene Myers, IViigima Starr and Irene Myers va appointe I. A committee of , , -vrur members are* to' re,iiti the By Laws and tuak« the HOC’ saiy changes to Wing t'lieni up to date. 1 The Secretary'.-; and Treaain ■ (-I-' : repelts were read anti anprove (1. Mi Lelia Wagner gave an in|i,ii 'i g review of the book .-Tii- Adult Mind" by Dr. OverUi, r! The business meeting ,vcs then closed with the club prayer. During the social hour th.' | no Mesdames Bess Early, | A):, , Alexander, and Margaret it, V, entertained with contes*s I which '"ere won by Mesdames riielma Duncan, Mary Elia Hr,si . hi Gladys Spikcr. Reive puients were served in keep* uip with the Easter season. Mnderii Priscilla Club I'o Meet Monday The Modern Priscilla Club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 ith Mrs. Benton Curtis.* s.t ,S. To Meet Tuesday, March 13 S.C S will meet with Miss Haze! Rambo Tuesday, March !3th at 7:30 p. m. Assisting ftosj. ire Mary DeVanoy, Alte Ncwgent and Grace Hurst. Floyd Home Ee Club Id Meet Wednesday Tb West Floyd Homo Economies Club will meet Wednesday March 14, at 1:15 with Mrs. Nell Bartlett. Members please note change of meeting place. Roiiclidali- (). E. S. Entertains Officers The Roaehdale offirers of O KS md their families onteri.an. 1 tlie outgoing Worthy Matron. Ellen ftireell and Worthy •ator. John ‘Burdette to a deli, 1011. poMuck supper Tuesday evening at the Roaehdale hall at (5:30 o'clock. The W. M..and W. P. were each presented a beautiful gift by Ethel R idford and Franklin Ford from all the. officers. The tables were beautiftillv decorated in green and white colors of the W M also potted plants made the table very att ractive. Following the supper Cunnslu •• sm played at five tables. The highest core for the evening was won by Betty Ford and the lowest score by Elsie Thompson. A gift was presented earh»by Lucille Harshhnrger. All left al a late hour having spent a most enjoyable evening. Grnveland O. E. s. Elects Officers The Groveland OKS No. .3,10 met Tuesday night and elected the follow ing office! for ensuing year. ' Mrs. Leota Ranh. Worthy Malum: Fred Ranh, Worthy Patron; Emma Ruth Johnson Associate Matron- Hervy Johnson. Associate Patron; Effie Miles. Secretary Pearl Rowen, treasurer; Mary Ranh, Conductress; Maudie McNeff, Associate Conductress, The date of the installation has been changed from March 16 to March 24 Th« installing officer is Otto Cox. P W. G. p. of Indiana Grand Chapter. It will he a public installation Saturday night. March 24 at 8 p

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R. V Club Meets Wcdncsdiu The Registered Nurses Club will meet Wednesday, March I t at 7:30 at the minu s home. Miss Jean Keller of DePauw University, will have the program. She will show slides of England France, Italy, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland, taken while on a tour last summer with R.-id Winsey, Members please be present as this will be a very interesting program. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all niy friends and relatives for the cards, messages and flowers sent during my stay in the hospital. I wish to thank the entire hospital staff for the rare and attention given me. Roland Lane

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Station WGRE 6:30 Candlelight and Silver 6:45 Local and World News 7:00 Club 318 7:15 Tales from Wonderland 7:.I0 So Proudly We Hail S.Oo Stars on Parade 8:15 Campus Interviews 8:30 Friday Nile Dance party 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bergmann of Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Friday morning at the hospital.

Lovely l>da Alb:i|ttn J Orson’s beautiful friends in the rmiiedur.J Columbia cm h -im | Theatre today.

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