The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 June 1951 — Page 2
THE DAILY DANNER, CREENCA5TLE, ^AUA. ^SDAf, ,UNE 19, 1951.
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IF YOU'VK HKUN unhappy about that loved one in Koiea oi anywhere on Hie lace of the glooe . . that mr lines touch . . . wim LOVES K lHM t cake . and you wish you could he KUKE a cake would get to luiu in goc'd condition. . . . and taste fresh. . . well . . . here's your tip. . . did you know that lots anil lots of boys have had Birthday Cakes. . and just lakes . . . sent to them right Horn home here that arrive l
safely . . . well, (lusty has been i Fvans. sending them out right along. . . Refreslunents of ham saiad no pop corn packing • ■ special imndwiches, potato chips, ai d Peek-A-Boo boxes. . . that aayJ )j nie a j e were served to ab .ui
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Miscellaneous Shower
For Bride Fleet
Miss Datlene Jackson, a brideelect, was honored by a miscellaneous shower Friday night, June IS, at the Russellville Federated church. The decorations were carried out in rainbow olors. Miss Jackson was assisted in the unwrapping of the gifts by her mother, Mrs. Lester Jackson, and Miss Nancy laiu For-
dice.
The door prize was won by Mrs. Florence Compton which she latei presented to Miss Jockson. A contest was won by Mrs
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Filtered In the pogtofftce »l (ireent astir, ludltuia as aeeoud i lass mall matter under ai t ol March 7, IM7H. Siitmrrlpttou price HO cents per week; $4.dU per >ear by mall In Putuaiu Comity; $5.00 to $10.40 per year outside Pulliam County. Telephone 05, 74 or 114. N. It. ttarldeu, Publisher 17-10 Mouth Jackson Mtreet
y O C I E T Y MARRIED IN CHURCH SUNDAY
a cake! . . . whisked off by An . . . and your boy has proof that youie thinking ot him. . . nice
isn't it!
WOULDN r YOU bf: BUHPRiaED. . . U your milk man drove u cow right up to your door some morning. . . and called: ' Here s your milk. Bring me a ourket!” . . It's not quite that bad yet But here’s a tip for you housewives. . . . Look around you. . . . look in the odd places you "store' things that are in the way. . look in "the cubbyhole and press and evei'where 1 guess” . . But get those old milk bottles washed and get them out to the milk iiian or your store. . . . Do you know how MANY milk bottles must be kept In circulation for one that conies to you with mill; in it ! ? ? Please folks keep them
moving.
WHAT HAS SUMMER done to you. . . oh, well, 1 know it isn't "officially summer yet. . . bu*, a tew more 90 degree days is nil the summer weather most of us
seventy-five guests.
Hostesses were Misses Dons Marsteller, JV^arilyii Gardner, R.nta Biattain, Barbara Bobbins, Virginia Jarvis, Maxim Lyons, Caiole Gardner, Charlene Marsteller, Mary Reddish, and Lenna Hester, all schoolmates of Miss
Jackson.
Keunion Held Sunday At Homer Cook Home The descendants of the G. A. Alexander and the Hiram Abbott families met for a reunion Sunday, June 17th, at the home ot Mr. and Mrs Homer (took, 5 miles south of Greencastlc*. Two hundred and six )>• rsons were in attendance from Indiana. Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri and Ohio. The Harnson Abbott fsinily of ten children were present and this was t!io first time they had all been together at one time in twenty years. A bountiful basket dinnet was served at the noon horn
IVrsonal And Local News IIIIIEFS
LOCAL ITEMS
Tom Morgan remains critically
need and 1 know just wbafl m in t he Putnam County Hospit-
will take your mind off of every; ai. thing for awhile. . . it’s a fascinaU ing booklet from Metzgers called Pittsburgh Dynamics for the Home! . . . what batter time to plan a whole new look for your home than right now. . . when the bright, penetrating rays of the sun seem to search out every nook and corner that looks dingy . . . your biggest problem will be whether you'll go modern and functional. , . or whether you’r 0 one of us who have to combine what we have. . . with what we want. . . you'll find that color dynamics will bring out the best in every room. . . you can pep-up “tired" looking rooms . . . you can soften t he severe lines of functionalism. . . you can break with 11 aditum and go creative, you c an achieve a lived-in look of informality . . . you eftn arrive at warm and exhilarating Interiors. . and still have cool Mies-. all by and with Ihltsburg's new miracle paints. . . , and you can have a wonderful time doing it . . invest in toniorlow's pleasure today . . by going to Metzger: ami starting your
paint program!
GOOD NEWS tonight, Gals. . . . t’lai, oil r Friendship Week is be ug celebrated at Adlers. . . . whiih oicuiih that ull week you have a eliance. ... a once a year I'ent. ... to get a supply of those iiunous Claussner Nylons • • at giiatly reduced prices all this plus the delicate flattery they give your legs. . . . in pei ■onalized proportions for pel feel tit. . . and lovely summer shades! .... no wonder Women all over the United States wait for this hosiery • vent ... to lay in a supply! . . Mis Zi is says there are all thu wanted shades and sizes so go get into Adlers for your share. 28.000 ITEMS is u lot of items so It's no wonder men Hite to prowl through the aisles. . . . and .'•helve at the Greencastle Hardware over on the west side of the square of course, the' casually use the excuse lo go m lo tali' with Joe Todd. . tut it h gust lik.' g;o'iig into a big u . lido erit Te y 'More to a child eih* 1 aien'* wo all children nt • .rail? . . . Iif.* .♦ note 'un that v. \. . . but you enn I nd anytinug and everythin/ *v m the right size i loilips wi'-ncT. . (bet you didn't think I’d know what that w a hut I do!) ... to a magnifie cut Kelvinator Refrigerator . . . it you've never stopped and looked into the boxes . . . and along the counters. . try It some day . . . don't just swish through bent on one particular errand. . . take a look around. . . Joe doesn't mind answering questions . and 1 assure you he has a personal ac quaintance with every one of hut 26,000 items!
Marshall Mnidei of Indianapolis spent Monday in tins city,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Amelia Flynn of r l erre Haute spent the week-end with
Mrs. Lura Crawley.
Rex Hane, sou of Mi. ami Mrs. Elvis Hane of Brazil, is spending a week's vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mis. Claude Hane, West Walnut St.
road.
Rfc, Woodrow Strange is spending a 20 day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Stella Fry He lias been stationed al Guam, an 1 this is his first tune home in two
years.
Mr, anil Mrs Elmer Stevens, Mrs E'Jitli Moffett and Kenneth Shannon attended the reunion o'" the 49th Ordance, held Sunday June I7tli at Staive Roek Raik,
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A loose pig was reported on east Anderson street Tuesday morning. It developed he had escaped from the pen of Oscar Chapman, south Greencastle and we suppose he was rounded up by Oscar or someone else who
wanted fresh [Kirk.
Claude Hane, West Walnut St. toad, lias tep rted that hi has hail ripe tomatoes and lieets from his garden since June 9. He also has cabbage weighing two pounets. sweet corn waist high, greenbeans, peas and cauliflower about ready to use. Philip K Horrlgan, who has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Homgan, since his recent graduation trom Harvard Law School, leaves tomorrow for Ixis Angeles, California where he expects to practice law. Mr. Horrlgan is a veteran of World War II where he seived wilh a night fighter gtoup of the Air Force. At present he is a major in the Air Force Re-
serve.
COLUMBUS FOUND A NEW LAND WHILE BAILING ON WIS WAV • WRfN MOTHER 'FOUMD THIS ISUN0RX IT. WAS A HAPPY DAY/ '
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Mrs. Blanche Lame Snider of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Stoner. All Junior High girls interested in soft bull please be at RobeAnn ball park at 2 p. m., Wednesday, June 20. Mrs. John Welch, 502 South Bloomington stieet, is visiting in Hen Davis for a short time and from there she expects to go to Ohio foi several days. Plot, and Mrs. Herman Berg and children left today foi Interlochen, Michigan, where Prof. Berg will teach this summer in the National Music Camp. •Robert H. O'Huir, vice J-iesi-dent of the Central National Bank, left foi' New York on Monday. Mr. O’Hair is expected to ictuin uiound the first of July. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ( i'cil Craft of ReelsviUe were, Mi and Mrs. John Comer of San Diego, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson. Miss Angie Johnon Miss Beverly Huller, and I eniieth Johnson of ReelsviUe. Sheriff Joe Rollings took Joseph L. Strawther to the state | prison at Michigan City today to ■ tart serving a 1-5 year term for escaping from the penal farm. Strawther was sentenced by Judge John H Alice on Monday. Mi and Mrs. Arthur A. Lyon, S. Indiana St. ,Rd., received a letter from their son Allen stationed at Tsuika Air Base. Japan He would like to hear fiom his friends. His address is P. F. C. Allen R. Loyn A. F. 16324577 Hq. and Hq. sqdn. 07thTac Recoil. Wg. A P. O. 970 </( P. M San Francisco, Calif. Lieutenant Manford K. Harris, USN, son of Kenneth F. Harris of Greencastle R. 1, is serving as Commanding Officer of the U.S.S IJST 9kK. The vessel!, a landing ship tank, recently was placed in active service from the Florida Group, Atlantic Reserve
Fleet.
Ward D. Mayhall of the Central National Rank has been qaintd director and chairman of the membership committee of the Wabash Valley Conference of National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers. James R Pence has been named chairman of the nominating committee and member of next year's program committee. John Russell Eiteljorgc is scheduled to aVpeur in court in Ciuwfordsville tomorrow to answer to a fraudulent chet|li charge. The local young man was taken into custody here last Friday and turned over to the Montgomery county sheriff. Eiteljorgc at present is out on bond pending trial in the Putnam circuit court in October on a charge of contributing to delinquency. Spend your time with your family and not with their clothes Call 126 Home Laundry & Cleaners now. 18-tf.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart Miss Fauneil Brattain and George Stewart were married Sunday afternoon in the First Christian church. The bride is the danghtei ot Mr. and Mrs. Emory O Brattain and the bridegroom is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stewart MARRIED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
CpI and Mrs. Fred .1. Mcholls CpI. and Mrs. Nicholls are shown following ceremony in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard C. Johnson. Sunday afternoon \
their marriage
Rshin' Fun
The Wednesday afternoon Angling Society will be well represented tomorrow as they hold their weekly meeting at the various fishing holes of the community. We might add that a new shipment of those popular "Wicked Wiggle" red worms have been received, and this will add great strength to the numbers present. Harold, ("the Wreck”) Reckley managed to get the limit of Bass last Saturday, but our secret operator reports they were pretty puny in size We are planning on stiH'king some of the ponds in the County with Hadacol, maybe that will Increase the size of the ftah contained therein. SPORTSMANS SHOP Putnam County’s Tackin £\o\
Friendship Cluh To lla\e Picnic The Friendship Club will have their annual picnic, Wedm tv, June 20 at 12 o'clock sharp I he picnic has been postponed m last week on account of i , U will be at the Kobc-Ann Park Home Fc ( lull Met Thursday The Clinton and Mud ui Home Economics Club net Thursday, June 14, with Ixuiis Williams and her ussc it, Mrs. Ted Bock. The meeting was opened by the president, Mis. Kayim ml
Wiight.
Collect was led by Mrs. Fi vices Crodian. Flag salute led by Mrs. Fred Wichman. Song was played by Mrs Ira Hutcheson, "Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet.” Eleven members and nme guests answered to roll mil History of Your Wedding Da\ Bushie.s was taken care of and reports of secretary and trnmrei were approved. Mrs. Wiley gave two readings whieh was enjoyed by ull. Susan Boi k had a tap dance, whieh was enjoyed by all. A contest was won by Mrs Ira Hutcheson. Delicious refreshments were served by hostess and assistant. The next meeting will be in July with Mrs. Fred Wichman. It. & P. W. ( Inti To Have Picnic
I Leaf < lover Club 'lei Tuesday June 12th The -i Leaf Clover club met Tm day June 12th with Mrs. Geciipf Friend. The president presided at the business meeting, hi i cncd the meeting wit4 fl|ig alutc and the club creed. •li Shirley read the history ol the nng of the month. My DM Kentucky Home, and led the club in ringing it. Roll call was What my mother did, that is outmoded today, wile h i most of the things we do now One member was rejHjrted on the sick list. A report was made of the council meeting <m Hazards in the home The home is where most accidents occur. There was a discussion of a tour for the club, and the Fair exhibits, and next year’s lesson. A very interesting lesson on Color in the Home, was given by Mrs. Verner Houck and Mrs. Edmund I'orr. They expressed the us, ‘ of red, blue and yellow, used ui many ways to bring color into Uie home. There were 20 members present. Following the business meeting the hostess nerved delicious refreshments. The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Elmer Abbott.
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sion. , . Contests were given by f-o-hos-tess. Mrs. Roxie Zeiner and won by Mrs. Carl Nichols. The next meeting will be July 6th at the home of Mrs. Cecil Arnold.
W ill observe 50th Wedding Anniversary Mi and Mrs. Chas. Fallow will elebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, June 24 with an open house from 2 until 5 p. n at their home south of Roachdale. Mr. Farlow was born near Dov•r, Ind., and Mrs. Fallow was ormerly Lila Wilson of Green.vood. Ind. They were married al oebanon, June 26th, 1901. They iiave 2 children, Irene Harshbarger of Westfield, Ind., and Robert Farlow of neat Roach* lale; 6 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Mr. Farlow was formerly a , arpenter, but has farmed for the last 32 years. He is 76 and Mrs. Farlow 69 years old. No invitations have been issued but all neighbors, friends and elatives are cordially invited to call.
Golden Link ( hilt To Mtet Wednesday
Kouchdalc O. F. S. Holds Initiation Roachdale Chapter No. 247 O. E. S. held initiatory services June 11th. Mrs. Lucille Harsh burger, Worthy Matron, and Franklin Fold, Worthy Ration, presided during the evening. Mrs. Frances Zaring of Cloverdale. Dtputy of district No. 9 was vcorted east and given a hearty \. elcome. The chapter room was beautifully decorated with flowers. The initiatory ceremony was impressively given to four candidates. After the ceremony. Mrs. Barbara Etcheson sang. "A Stai Of The East" with Alda McCammon at the piano. The chapter closed with formal icremony. During the closing, Jilrs. Etcheson sang "May the' Good Lord Bless and Keep you.” Following the services all gathered in the dining room for ■efreshments. Guests were present from Duinbridge Ladoga, Cloverdale, Morton, Lebanon, Bethany III, ami Indianapolis. Club Met With .Mrs. McCullough The Pleasant Gardens Home Ec Club met June 11, at the home of Mrs. Wayne McCullough. The song of the month "My Old Kentucky Home" was sung and led by Mrs. Alpha Kirk. Mrs. William Killian, the vicepi esident, conducted the meeting The salute to the flag was given, followed by repeating the club creed. Secretary and treasurer’s reports were given. The lesson, color in the home, was given in an interesting manner by Mrs. George Mercer and Mrs. Hurry Bond. They used color swatches upon a chart to show liumonizing color combinations; also pictures of decorated rooms ' r he chib voted to have no exhibit at the county fair this year. Possible tours were discussed bi.t no delinite plans were made. Rail call was answered with a handkerchief exchange. Mrs. Charlie Diel had charge of the social hour. She had an interesting contest. This was for identifying of staples used in cookery by scent and texture with the products invisible. Mrs. Hubert Burger and several children were guests. The hosti sr served an attractive dessert course. Mis. Cecil Craft will be host»ss for a special meeting June 21. Demonstrations of use of coanietlcs will be given by a representative of House of Stuart. Members may make up for a meeting missed dr to be missed by attending this special meeting.
Cloverdale W.S.C.S. Held All Hay Meeting The members of he W.S.C.S. of Cloverdale Methodist Church, were delightfully eniertaineu with an all day meeting at the beautiful country home of Mis Aral Groner. At the noon hour ail assenibleii in the dining room ami sang, “Bless Be The Tie That Binds' and gave the Lord’s Prayer, al ter which they enjoyed a bountiful dinner. At 1:3d Mrs. Winnie Furr, the president, called the meeting to order. Devu* ms were given by Mrs. Naomi Coens with Mrs. Nellie O'Neal leading in prayer. Responses to roll call were Bible quotations. Minutes of pre vious meeting were read and ap proved. Mrs. Nettie Broadstreel was program leader, she gave the article, "The Miracle Bell Ring ers," very inspiring and well given. Mrs. Ilallie Sipple gave two short readings, Aunt Junes ball and The Unexpected Voice. Mrs. Furr presented the new president, Mrs. Eliza Query, who after appointing her leaders iui the ensueing year. Mrs. Maude Duncan and Mrs. Nellie McCuriy, closed the meeting. There were two guests, Mrs. Opal Jackson a^ni Mrs. Georgia Subblett of Putnumville, present; twenty members and three child len. Beverly ami Barbara Coons and Judy Uroadstreet. All left in the lale afternoon thanking Mis. Groner for her generous hospitality.
Hospital Notes Admitted Monday: Mrs. Nam ■ Fuqua. Greencastle. Admitted Tuesday; .lame; Ferry, George K. Broadsli t et, Flora Smith, Coatesville; Janu-.; il. Howard, Roaclniule; Ji K Eggeia, CkiVcidale. Dismissed Monday; Mrs. Graci Hughes, Bainbridge; Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Greencastle. Dismissed Tuesday: Raymcn I Albright, Jim Green, Indianapolis; John Li ytoii, Roachdu: . Mrs. Floyd Sears and on, Chuiles Bruner, Greencastle: Mir Catherine Gugliotta, Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs. Wiliam Franklin and daughter, Spencer.
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