The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 March 1951 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1951.
Mrs. ..r-i To Ei u Walin. ■ uiics Aid TIh- Hi({ Waln’it Baptist Radios Aid niPt at the home of Mrs. Joe Rissler Wednesday wnth fifteen ladies present. Mrs. Gray’s quilt was completed. A delicious dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Gray frave Raster devotions. At the business meeting memers were urged to attend the nual Spring conference at the .mo Baptist church. Each one ' ng her own lunch. Plans were discussed and ade to have a bake and food ale at the Brazil Frozen Food Rocker, Brazil, March 31. Mrs. Lucinda Rissler is chairman of
this.
Mrs. Gray was made chairman of the committee to form n constitution for our group. V. F. \\ . Ladies Auxiliary Held Meeting Wednesday The Ladies of VFW Post 1550 Auxiliary held their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Post Home During the business si ion the following officers were elected: President, Helen Zeis; senior vice president. Margaret Reeves; junior vice president, Ruth Noel; treasurer, Lucille Maddox; conductress, CuZelta l.rf'ar, chaplain, Kate Houck; guard, Wilma Elrod; three year trustee, Emily Shonkwiler. There will lx’ a joint installation of officers of the three units. Post, Ladies Auxiliary and the Fathers Auxiliary on Thursday, A "t il 12th, at. the Post Home. Mrs. Hutcheson Is Hostess To Club The Twentieth Century Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Hutcheson with Mrs. Frank Wollung as hostess. Mrs. Ralph West, president, presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Monnett gave the film report as follows: ''Royal Wedding" i Fred Astaire and Winston Churchill’s daughter Sara) and "Pygmalion" (Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller). The Council of Clubs report was given. For the program Mrs. W. L. Hargrave presented Mrs. T. II. Williams, who gave the club an informative address on "Culture in Immigrant Chests” which is a background for next year's study. Miss Jeanette Odell read two interesting letters from her German friend which the club has helped at various times. During the school hour delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. A birthday card was signed to be sent Mrs. J. E Courtney in honor of her birthday, March 29 The next meeting will be with Mrs. Sarah Wright. s. .Meredith ill lie Honored Mrs A I. Meredith, national n hives chairman of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, will be at the speakers table at the annual State Day luncheon in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis on Saturday. March
31st.
Alpha Chi Omega, which was founded at DePauw, will also l onoi jVlrs Ralph B. Clark and M s E telle Leonard of Indianapolis, two of Its founders. Otliet: from this area planning to attend are Mrs. Melvir Thu row Mi Holland Butler, of Greencnstle, Mrs. Ruth Cross Tobin, Mrs Katherine Toole and Mrs. Elizabeth Sntherlin ot Roachdale. •lom-ph Ward FiuIm To Be Married April 15 Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Hildebrand of Boswell, Indiana announce the engagement and apj reaching marriage of their (laughter. Inez Marie, to Joseph Ward Eads, son of Mrs, Roy B Eads, 15 Bankers Lane, Indianapolis, and the late Roy B. Eads Mo, Hildebrand attended Indiana t'nivcrsity and is a graduate of Indiana Business College. The bridegroom-to-be, x-'M DePauw, will be graduated in June from Indiana University school of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Mrs. Roy B. Eads is formerly of Bainbridge. Indiana. Miss Jan Schirmer and Joe Vail, both of Indianapolis, will be the couple's only attendants at the wedding April 15 In the Boswell Presbyterian Church. \... .. — ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Paul Rader, 705 North Holmes avenue, Indianapolis. Harold Eastham, 410 Jacob Bt., today March 29. Gene Trowbridge, today, March 29Ui.
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I’er.Miiial And Local News IBIIIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis left Thursday on a business and pleasure trip to Florida. John L. Elliott, of Carmi, 111., is the guest of his brother, Dr. Gerald C. Elliott and family. Mr and Mrs. LaFayette LeVan Porter returned home today after visiting friends in South Bend. Harvey Owens, E. Walnut St., has returned to his work at the Post Office after an illness if two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Han of Roachdale, are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday at the hospital. Walnut Valley HomemakerClub will meet with Mrs. Clarence Knight April 3. April fool joke package. Oscar Hav»erly entered the Billings Veterans hospital in Indianapolis Wednesday for treatment and surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders of Fillmore, are the parents of son born Wednesday at the Pmnam County hospital. Mi. and Mrs. James Singleton of Stilesville, are the parents ot a son, born Wednesday at the Putnam County hospital. Air. and Mrs. Earl Knam i andaughters bad as dinner gues s Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knauer and Mr. and Mis Robert Reeves. Mrs. Donald Knauer left Tuesday by plane for a three months visit with her parents and other relatives ami friends in London. England. Mr. and Mrs. Les Oldham of Minneapolis arrived today to be thi> house guests of Dr. and Mrs. Russell W Vermillion. They are returning from Florida The Beta Sigma Phi sorority will have formal Initiation following a dinner at Old Trail Inn on Friday, March 30th, at 7:30 p. m. instead of 6:30 p. m. Pvt. Jack Davis is spending t furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis, of Cloverdale. He will report back to Camp Atterbury on Sunday. Dr and Mrs. L B Vermillion of Sioux City, Iowa spent lad night with Dr and Mrs Russell W Vermillion. Dr. Vermillion is the brother of Dr R. W. Vermil-
lion.
Regular meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous will be held in the basement of the First Baptist Church, Friday evening at 8 o’clock. For further information call phone number 496-W. Miss Marcia Hamilton and Chris Hamilton have returned to their studies at Indiana University, Also returning to the Bloomington institution was Jack Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Terry at the Rockville Sanitorium Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry are doing as well as expected. They enjoy and appreciate hearing from their friends. Robert H. Fnrber, assistant dean of men at DePauw University, will attend the meetings of the National Association of Deans and Advisors of Men in St. Louis March 29-31. Dean Farber Is s member of the organization's resolutions commit-
tee.
Mrs. John A Cartwright Is In Fort Wayne where she will be the guest speaker at the Delta Gamma Almuni Association Founders Day banquet. Mrs. Cartwright, who is setive in Greencastle Delta Gamma alumni affaira, will return tomor-
row.
Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs. William Moseley in Santa Barbara. California. Mrs. Moseley is the former Miss Martha Tucker of Greencastle, and Mr. Moseley is a former Greencastle boy. Mrs. Martha Tucker, mother of Mrs. Moseley Is visiting a sister In Portsmouth N H at the present time.
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