The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 July 1951 — Page 2
THP DAILY BANNER, GREENCA5TIE,
INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 *
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Mrs. James Hunter of Mllmo: t has been admitted to the Putnam county hospital, where she is to
have surgery.
Keceiii guesis of Mr. and Mis. Homer Phipps were Ms. and Mis Elbert Davis and son Duane of
SOCIETY
I that Duruose As seems to be the i est Park. Brazil. History of higbthat purpose, as seem. , , were read by i lot of the club gatherings in the! lights ot me y ,.
th« Bertha Fitzpatrick and readings
Mr*. Blanche Pruitt Hostess to Club
past few months, rafrt drove the forty-three members and guests
inside.
two
by Bessie Roberts and Marjorie
Hutcheson.
Secretary and treasurer's re-
Moving pictures of the
The Community Service Club hor8e show ^ preceding this year s ; port were given, held its June meeting at the home an(J were greatly en- I A delicious dinner was served
’TIL NOW
Says Mrs. G. W. Hanna
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REPAID CONSOLIDATED Entered lu die postoffloe at
(ireeacftstle, Indiana as Second
las* mall matter under act af Uavis and son Duane of lls •J une meeting at tin numc were s j, oWn an j were greatly
vlareh 7, 1878. Hubwrlption price LafayeUe ind. Mrs Davies is a °f M,s Blanch Pimitt. Assisting ^ by al , ag wa8 lhe i ce cream , at noon featured by a large cake .>0 cents per week; *4.00 per meC( , of Mr8 . Phipps was Mrs Ruth Steele. Song of the nnd cakes | , )a vjng the inscription, 5th anni-
nionth was sung by Ruth Steele. ^ Ir Qtt Barker are | versary and thanks were returnMis Homer Phipps and family Fla g 8a lute and club creed were enterta i, lin g ne xt months at their | e d at this time.
. roll ^ W,m * ^ di " n " "' d Members and ch.Mrcn ebjoy
call with a potted plant exchange. Minutes and treasurer's report
were given and approved. Ruth Clodfelter and Myrtle
Coiling* gave the lesson on the
color in the home.
vear by mail In Putnam County; M.00 to $10.40 per year outside
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spent Monday at Lebanon. Ind., where Mr. Phipps is employed at the present time. He is building a barn on the Sam Eldin Farm.
ride.
Mi il m i i- busy no v with the Girl Scouts at McCormick's O',., k out • il.' ner ••favorite ' recipe le fort she took up htj* duties then-. ORANGE CAKE
2*j cups sift'd Swans Down cake flout 2'., teaspoon* baking powtler % teaspoon salt l> . teaspoons grated lemon rind
1 tablespoon grated orange rind 2 .'1 cup shortening in, cups sugat .'i eggs unbeaten 2 tiihlesfioons lemon juice 2 .7 cup milk
Sift flour once (measured). Add baking powder ami salt and silt three times Add lemon and orange rind to shortening ami t ie;.in well. Add sugar gradually ami cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time beating after each one. Add tloui alternately with lemon juice, then milk a little at a time beat ing after each addition until smooth. Turn into two nine huh layer pans lined with wax paper and buttered. Bake in 375 degree oven 20 ilinute.s. h e with ORANGE MIST FROSTING
2 egg whites unbeaten
11 .j t ups sugar
Dash of salt
5 tablespoons orange juice
Cook in top of double boiler over rapidly boiling water for 7 minutes in until it stands in peaks. Beat constantly with a rotary egg beater while cooking. Remove from fire and add 1 teaspoon
vanilla.
The Hartsaw reunion will be held at the Robe Ann Park on
July 8 at ID a. m.
The class of 1942 of the Fillmore High School will hold a class reunion Sunday. July 8th,
at Robe-Ann Park.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ooley of Bloomington Inu.. spent the 4th
with their parents, Mr Homer Phipps on R. 4.
The Bob Myers Auto Sales will have an outing for all employees md their families at McCormick's Creek State Park on Sun-
day. July 8th.
The Good Cheer Club picnic will be Sunday July 8th at 12 DST at Shakaniak State Park. Meet at shelter house in picric grounds near swimming beach. There will be a Nazarene street meeting tonight at 7:30 in the south part of town in front of Monnett's store. The public is
invited.
Mr. ami Mrs. Elmer VanCleavr of Monticello were visitors in Greencastlt on Thursday. They had been to Bloomington to si. their daughter, Alice, who was a delegate to Girls State, and who accompanied them to return to Monticello. Among those seen at McCormick's Creek State Park on the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. Wah ter Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dobbs and children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardman and son, Mr. and Mrs. Janies Harris and daughter anti Patty Seeley of La-
fayette.
All V. F. W. Auxiliary membc i s who have not been contacted for donations of food for th Smorgasbord Saturday, pleaf bi p food donations to V. F. \V. home Saturday afternoon. Mi and Mrs. L. C. Conrad have been called to Marion, Ind., b> the death of Mrs. Conrad’s mother. Mrs. J. Frank Eshelman Mrs. Esh' w lan has visited here many times and has several friends
here.
Bee Hive Kehekah
Lodge Meeting Monday
Installation of officers of Bee Hive Rebekah lodge has been postponed until July 23rd. The
Laurel Etchesoh gave a report iegula| . meeting will be held on the last counsel meeting. Monday night at 8 o’clock. Each Club tour was discussed. member please bring a small Delicious refreshments were glft for lhe entertainment after
served. Club adjourned after ip- loa g e
pealing the club prayer. *—
Members and
ing the outing were; Mrs. Opal 1 Baker. Bessie Roberts, Dorothy; Kaelber. Cordelia McCullough,
Grox.land Communitv Chib Met Uith opal tinhorn
The Groveland Community Club met at the home of Opal OsI bom June 26. There were twentytwo members present and one
v- .. e, ^ i priest. The meeting was called to I held at the Manhattan Ranch on ,
and Mis.l . i order bv our president. Ethel C,g-
■ strife man 4ft flnrul ontst rrrwvi gers. Leota Rauh gave the devo-
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phipps i and family attended the Eastern ' Star picnic Sunday which was |
HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Thursday: James Wood, Roathdale; Mrs. Martha Petrey, Greencastle. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Surber, Ladoga, are the parents of l daughter born Thursday. Mr. anti Mrs Marvin Clifford, Cloverdale. R 2. are the parents of a son born Friday. Mr. ami Mrs. Olyn Campbell, Fillmore, are the parents of a daughter born Friday. , Dismissed Thursday: Thomas Bridges, Jumes Wood, Rout hdale, Cyrus Dryden Btilesville; Louia ami Josephine Deehene, Min-
neapolis, Minn.
Fishin' Fun
state road 40. Good eats, good fun was hatl by everyone, thanks
to Emmet and Faye.
We have hail n report from Joe (Nuts and Boltsi Todd on the fishing trip to Bass Lake last week At cording to Joe. there’s nothing to this rumor that the fish aren't hitting this season. Joe reports Hist he t aught several White Bass that were of a niee size. We are waiting for Lawrence Goodhue to set ns straight on this mattei We have been out of those red worms practically all slimmer, due to adverse weather conditions at the worm farm, but would like to pass along the word that we have plenty of the worms now. and will have an adequate supply all season. The worms are not parked in a tin can ns before but are In a cardboard container that holds list of the wigglers. They are still 65r per can .... SPORTSMANS SHOP Putnam County's Tackle Box
Weather Right For Pie Baking tLAFA YETTE, Ind July 6 (INS I Hoosier h o U S o w I V r s whose husbands relish the sight and, of course, the taste of good old fashioned apple pie have very little reason for not presenting hubby with his favorite dessert often these cool July days. Not only has the weather been right for baking so fur this summer, but right now good yellow transparent apples are available in lotal stores all over Hoosierlantl. And, what's more, they will be plentiful for at b ast the next two weeks. That is the word from Joe S. Vandemaik, maiketing specialist of the Purdue University Hortii ultural Department. According tu Vandemark, the apples now flooding the Indiana market are excellent not only for baking purposes (including pie), but also for sauce ami dumplings. He advises that homemakers buy yellow transparent* that are at least two inches in diameter anti that have good coloring. He also says cooks should avoid buying small, green apples or apples that are excessively bruis-
ed.
Other wise purchases for housewives this July are cabbage, greens, bunch beets and turnips. Vandemark says they all are plentiful. He says watermelons and cantaloupe are now available u< the South and West hi moderati prices, and'that tomatoes, let tuce, black and red raspberrie.and dry onions are moderately priced and are in moderate supply at the moment.
Imagine gaining 52 days
year by simply sending the i Marv
washing to 1
Phone 126.
LAUNDRY.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutcheson have as their guests, her soti anti wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jack T . V. Ward and three boys, Tommie Jimmie and Jerry all of Anchorage, Alaska. They came by car. making teh trip in oleVen days. Edward Rossok, Sr., Richar 1 Rossuk. Mrs. Mary Gasper. Mrs. Margaret Baird and Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Surber have returned honit from LaSalle. 111., where they attended the fum-ra! of Mt Rowsok's sister, Mrs. Jacob
Rieth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown. Sr. anti Harry Brown Jr. and daughter Beverly, of Lawrence Kansas spent Thursday in Clii- ' ago visiting Mr. anti Mrs. Frank Smith and family. Mrs. Smith is the former Dorothy Brown of
this city.
Miss Rosemary- Sourwine will
arrive this evening for a visit with her parents,* Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sourwine in Nnrthwood. Miss Sourwine will he a bridesmaid in the wedding of Miss
Ann Bills to Charles
tions.
The roll call was a radio adroit i‘mcnt. Vivian ‘ Sutherlin gave a review on a story from Readers Digest. titled Little Britches which was enjoyed oy ail. Ruth Wilms acted out a little sketch called bargain which we ■’ll njoyed and thought it so true to life. Virginia Hitch and Ruth ; Wilms gave a contest. Ethel Eg- ! gers won the first and secomi by 1 Helen Knoll. | The tloor prize was won by j Ruth Stupy. Our hostess served delicious refreshments of ice cream, cool: • its. mints and a drink.
Campus Subway Employees Were Entertained July 4th The employees of the Campus Subway and their families were entertained at Lafayette park July 4th, by Mr. and Mrs. Evan Crawley. The group made the trip in a large bus A basket dinner was spread at noon, after which everyone enjoyed a day at the park. .
to expre,,
felt thanks to ourt-^ bors and relatives «. many beautiful n 0 ,
Jane Kaelber. Marilyn Carmich- and were so kind to#, ael. Marie Nee.se, Virginia Tellas. cent loss of our sor, g Helen Williams, Bertha Fitz- We also want to (Im Patrick Marjorie Hutcheson, mer Harvey ana jp
Wayne Wiley, Shirley Kaelber, Rector.
Joyce Carmichael, Nancy and Tracy Baker, Jennie I-ou and Jimmie Williams, Billy Fitzpatlick and Mrs. Hattie Kaelber and
three children.
Mrs - Vtn
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Mis* Jennie Throop Honored With Tea
The Association of Presbyterian Women held a surprise tea in honor of the birthtlay of Miss Jennie Throop. Thursday after-
, ‘ , ,, t the beautiful cottage and its sui noon in the church parlors. Miss ^
Throop is the oldest living mem-
Morton O. E. S.
Holds Annual Picnic
Morton Chapter 356, Order of the Eastern Star held its annua! picnic at thi Manhattan Ranch, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fulford Sunday, July 1. At th noon hour a bountiful dinner wa spread on the porch ami was en joyed by everyone after thank were returned by James Tabor Besitles cards and horsesho pitching, everyone enjoyed th various recreational facilities o
Mr. anti and Judy
Mrs. Sylvia Kin,,,,,
' Mrs. ]
Mr. ami
TV-Toni COURTESY Wnti,,
her of the church. They presen - t d her with a gift and a birthday cake. Miss- Ruth Buggy was soloist. Mrs. Wiley Caviness i and Mrs. John Meloy were in !
charge of arrangements.
3-tf i
t Wayne Trapp on Saturday.
Mr. 'ind Mrs. Cox Entertain Bainhridge Saddle Club Mr and Mrs. Jesse Cox enter'.aim il the Bainbridge Saddle j .Club at their country home northwest of Greencastle Tuesv night. July 3. Much planning and work had gone into action to make the evening a success as had been when Mr. and Mrs Clyde Jones entertained at their home with a wiener roast two i weeks ago. Members living close rode their [ horst s ami several others enjoyed ! rides in the lot north of the i house which was well lighted for ;
Mr. anti Mr* Boyd Will Entertain Board Member* The members of the Official j
Board of the First Christian | Church, together with their husbands and wives, will meet at the home of Mi. and Mis. John Boyd, 210 Hillsdale, at seven o'clock Sunday evening. A desert course will be served. The meeting will
roundings. The gracious hospit ality of Mr. ami Mrs. Fulfort was appreciated by Mr. amj Mrs Homer Phipps and children, Mrs Emory Brattain, Mr. and Mrs John Miller and children, Mr. (and Mrs. Norman Scott, Mr. and ■ Mrs. Ivan Harbison and daugh- ! ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfeltei ! and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
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Tea; e\ K' Chua P; Kv R; Kukla. 1 “ fehr, -M
j nil O'Haver, Mrs. Laverm Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hazlett and sons. Mrs. Daisy Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Janies Tabor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glitz. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin, Mr and Mrs. Clark Herbert. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Davison and Mrs. Roberta
be held in the garden of the Boyd J Davis Bnl ] son of Lafayette.
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Manhattan ( lull
Hnlils Annual Pienic The Friendly Neighbors of Manhattan met for tse annual picnic June 28th at
Club fifth For-
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