The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1952 — Page 2

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IV? GARY B: GRtENCASTl!, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952.

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THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Kntrrfit In the postofflce st (Jr^eneantle, Imltanu M •rroad i li.mt mall matter under aet ®f March 7. 1K7H. Snhacrlptlnn price 70 centa per week; 14.00 per year by mall In 1‘utnam County: 15.00 to $10.40 per year outside I’titnarn County. Telephone 05, 74 or 114 S. It. ftarlden, TuhllBher rj-10 South JackMin Street

Personal And Local News BltlEFS

Mis. Joe Dean has entered the | I illmnre Sci-\1ce Club Putnam County Hospital for ob- Met With Mrs. Miller

nervation.

Mrs. Leroy Baldwin, Hanna street, who has been confined to her home with illness, is able li he up and around apain.

Holmes Graver is confined to

his home by illness

Charles Greenlee, formerly of Oreenrastle but now of Decatur,

MMIETY (’rtterle To Meet Tuiiiijht Coterie will meet with MiMyrtle Hiieklebeiry tonight Mrs. Agnes King will he tin lender

Mrs. 1*11111 Mahoney Hostess To Club 'J'he Four Leal Clover Hon < Iimnonslratlon Club met Tin. day afternoon, Jan IS, v. Ith M: Paul Mahoney. ’J’he new president, Mi s James Tore, opened the meeling with the flag salute mul Club eteed l

members in ease of Hickne.t* .n the hospital Flower collections

The January meeting of the I were taken Hu n t he m, 11 mg

held I closed witii all repealing In* lord’s Prayer. Mrs Bachelor i •

is seriously ill in the St. pea ted in unison.

Mrs. L. H Dirks is a very gracious hostess and enjoys entertaining in her home She is very active in all social chibs, and ehureh circles She ha- given*us one of her favonli recipes, which we will pass on to our readers DATE FILLED COOKIES Cream ’4 pound of butter with one cup of medium brown sugar. Add two beaten eggs, a little nutmeg and 1 _• teaspoon of vanilla. When thoroughly mixed, add 1 cup oatmeal I 1 - cups sifted pastry flour to which 2 heaping teaspoons of baking powdei has been added. Place in refrigerator over night Roll thin and cut with round cutter. Put not more than 1 .. teaspoon of filling on cookie and top wilh another, pressing edges together Hake in 350 degree oven till brown. FILLING Cj, lb. dates, cut fine 1 c water and L t lemon juice •a c. brown sugar. Cook until it thickens. Cool befbre using.

MILLER SCHOOL NEWS The organization meeting of thi Millci School Student Coup ell was held last week Office's fleeted to the Council were Marilyn Ballard, piesidenl: Nancy Net,on, vice-president Rita Von Tress, secretary Members of the Council are: Gypsy Runyan and David Hall, first gindes, David Burkett and Jimmy Neumann, second giadcs Kay Johnson and Sara Hanna, third grades. Betty Curd and Mary Beth Norton, fourth grades; Rita VonTress and John In glis, fifth giadcs Nancy Nelson and Marilyn Mallard, sixth grades Miss Helen Noel is the faculty i< presen tali ve and counsellor. Tin regulni meeting date Is Wednesday at 0:0(1 a m Th ■ result of the first deliberations and formal ailion was the estn'nlislnnent of a Lod and Found Department undei the siipi rviMon of I In OOUjirl)

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SERVING CATFISH DINNERS i niOAl NIGHT starl serving at 5:00 p m. Also have lovely soft era Its CHESAPEAKE SEAFOOD GRILLE till Smith •Inclistmi Sfreft Phonr IIM7

( Mill Ol Ml \ \ Ks We extend out thanks and deepest appreciation to the doctor nurses and nurses aids, of the Putnam County Hospital: to mu relatives and rueinls for Iheir many acts of kindness, expressions ol sympathy and floral tribute;, m the illness and death of our beloved husband, falln i and grandfather. Elmer O. Young. Mrs. Elmer O Young and family. IN MEMOKi In loving memory of my beloved on. Roy Carrington, who ! was killed aeeldenlal, Jan Ik, j 1045 mi Luzon. There is a mother who misses you sadly. And finds the time long since you went. Rui thinks of you daily and hour'V. But Iries to be brave and ('(intent. Hill tin- leal- Dial J shed in silent e And I In cal In a sigh of regret Pot volt were mine and t I'tnneniber - /sY | Tliouph all Hu world forget laovingly, Mother. A 1030 Oldsmohile, which was left at Boh Myers Auto Sales lute Inst Ileceiiihet 2k, with in^nations to be repaired, has been found to be a stolen ear. Stall police ssid the auto belongs to William Froachmaer, of Indianapolis, and they also said they would like to learn the identity of the man who drove he cat to the local business firm.

Mary’s hospital in Decatur. Miss Mabel Stoner, who fell in her home on South Madison street last Saturday and suffered a broken arm. is recovering nicely at the Putnam county hospital where she would appreciate having visitors. Wallet Ballard, chairman of Ihr local Red Cross chapter. J. J Eitel, Col. N. Huckleberry and Mrs. O T Martin were in Indianapolis Thursday, to attend a sectional meeting of the chapters of the Red Cross surrounding Indianapolis. The Floyd township annexation suit which was ventied to the Owen Circuit Court at Spencei has moved a slight step nearer a hearing. The petitioners have filed a request for a retrial conference, and this has been arranged for the last Wednesday in January It will ne among the attorneys and will be held at 9:30 a in. on Jan. 30. The A A TJW will hold Its January meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.' m. The meeting will be on the Second floor of the DePauw Union building Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker. historian of the group will have charge and be assisted by Mrs. Grafton Longden, Sr., and Mrs. Ixinls F. Hayes. The three will present the correlated histories of the AAUW. DePauw university and Putnam

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The constitution was read ami

Fillmore Service Club teas Jan 16 with an all day meeting with Mrs. Cecil Miller The members attending were Mrs. Eva Ogle, Mrs. Anna Day. Mrs Hidda Wright, Mrs. Della Smith Mix Verna Zeitier, Miss Mary Burks and Mrs Ethel Martin, with one guest attending. Mm

Alice Miute.r.

A bountiful pitch-in dinner was served at ndbii hour, with Mi s Mary Burks returning l hanks The dinner guests wen Walter Wright. Harry Martin arid Cecil Miller. The business meeting was opened by the new presiden'. Mi- Eva Ogle and the scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Cecil Miller. The roll call was Hi first paity that we reinembeic 1. winch was very interesting. A sick card was signed by all tnembers present to a sick member. Mrs. Giace Wright. Tile club then adjourned to

reived birthday gifts from

mtinoers. Mrs. Elaip

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Bachelor conduct-

ed games which \*rrc won by Kate Gooch and Mrs Rachel < "X The hostess served delirious n -

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next meeting will be wit 1 ' ! collect

Heart Association. Kve, v ine enjoyed two readings given bv l.unllc H-'berU "A Receipt fur a Happy New Year and " The Year." Shu len M. Elroy demonstrated a ‘new silver cleaning polish which she learned to "lake | through her Home F,r. Club were tiled drawn for

secret

Thu mectlnpr whs adjourned with the repenting of the club

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this week of the,,Joseph B. Campbell Campbell at n,,.,,

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20 members and two guest ; meet with Mrs. Harry'Martin i

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

For your added convenience we have opened

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HobiI 48. Plenty of l^irking.

Same prices, same prompt friendly service. Hr.q lift bill miry any ila> between | ami 4 i*| P k „„ day. ' Special on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Each Week.

Self service 49c per washer. We service 59c per washer. LAUNDRY EASE Northwest Hide of Hqnare , (MW

answered roll call with

orite Magazine."

The Outlook for 1952 was given by Mrs. Lloyd Hnin k, whf said then would be appreciable change in supplies of merchtt, disc. She stressed the fact that ••It is not the high cost of living'' ihnt hurts so much as the "cost

of high living.”

The first lesson on "Use and j Care of Electrical Equipment” was given in a very able mannet by Mrs. Win. Me Elroy and Mrs Harvey Cox. They urged a check he made on number of oinlets we use. After iliscifssion meeting closed with club collect During the social bout Mis. Mahoney and her assistants served delightful refreshments.

Golden Cirole

Club Mis ts .Ini. 74 Tin* Golden Circle club rtf Washington township will meet Thursday. Jan 24ih. wilh .Mr, Marie Craft instead id Mis R,

sle Fellows.

T'r. Russell J. Compton, professor of philosophy at DePauw University, is chairman of the program committee for the regional meeting of the National Association of Biblical Instructors at the University of Chicago this weekend On Saturday. Ur Compton will read a paper, "Polarity in Religion,” written by Dr. Louis W Norris, dean of DePauw, whp Was unable to attend Hie meetftrg The conlerenee will have representatives from a dozen Midwestern

states.

Everybody loves a baby

don't inake the mistake of neglecting father to give both their abate of attention, lad Home Laundry * Cleaners do the washing. it.

ANNIVERSARY

Weddings

Mi and Mrs. Cline Ratcliff. Ualnbridge 27 years. Jan. 10th.

Mrs. Rogers Hostess To Homemakers ( lull

The Jolly Homemakers Club i met at the home of Mrs Helen ' Rogers with Mrs. Elaine Baeheior as assistant. There were ten members .one guest, Mrs. Dm othy Siitherlin, and three children present. The preside!'.. Mis. Kate Gooch, opened the ' meeting with all repeating tie j club creed. Devotions were given by Mrs. Helen Rogers. Roll call was answered by what you got for Christmas. Secretary s report was read by Wilma Rader and approved. Treasurer’s report was given by Mary Ann Sheldon. Old business was taken cure of. It was voted to buy flowers for the children of Hi

Mrs Mary Ann Sheldon tins ho t,..vs and Me: Ann Cooper us a - sistaul. on the I bird ThuEsda.v " l February. Tie roll cn II Wifi be a valent iin ixclmnge. ( mb Met At 1'rsnrix Wagner's Mrs. Francis Wagner enh rtained the Third Wednesday dub of Washington Township at lei home on January 1C 1932, will, sixteen members and one "in ■

| present.

I Everyone enjoyed the delicious i pitch-in dinner served at noon. The meeting was called to order at 1:45 p. in. by our president. Bea Turner with the singI ing of "The More We Get To-

i gether" and repeating

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in ■ •' Hid Edna Damn. When new drugs or okl fail. T . .ic iin: at Neiin your cough or chest cold

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Lord's Prayer. Roll call wa answered and collection of due and flown' fund taken. 'Idle .secretary and treasurer report' were read and approved A card was received from the Riley hospital thanking ns for the Christmas gifts we sent. A motion was made and carried to send the quilt the club made to the Riley hospital a our Valentine gift Shirley McElroy was appointed to send Mrs Marie Craft a thank you card for taking our Christmas favors to the Riley hospital. A motion was made and carried to donate a dollar each year to the Polio fund Red Cross. Cancer and

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Per Load

Up to 8 Lbs.

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Mrs. .lean Seobee lliistess To II iinemakers Club The Homemakers club of Monroe Townsiiip met Wednesday afternoon, January I6tliy at the home of Mrs .lean Soubee Mrs. Lulu Proctor assisting. Roll call was for everyone to wear their husband's oviialls, was answered bv .sixteen mem-

bers.

Two contests were given tfy Mrs. June Seobee and won by Doris Price and Lola Nichols. Om contest was given by Velma Reeves and won by Lola Nil hols. The hostess and her assistant served cake, [lennuts and orange drink to Mrs. Enid Hillis and Johnnie. Madeline O'Hair and children, Mrs. Virginia MulHs and children, Mrs. Eulil Clyde Ames. Mrs. Stella Proctor. Miss Mary Proctor. Mrs, Isila Nichols, Mrs. Velma Reeves, Mis Osa Brown. Mrs. June Seobee and but Janet. Mrs. F.lva Seobee, Mrs.

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Eva Price, Mrs. Doris Prire, Mrs. Madonna Elliott and Mike. Mrs. Frances Harris and Slut ley, Mrs. Lulu Proctor and Gary and the hostess, Mrs. Seobee, The February meeting will he held at Mrs Lola Nichols, ith Ann Nichols assisting. Mrs. Chillies Curls Entertains ( luh Eleven members of the Fast Greenetystie Twp Friendly Neighbors club met In Hie home of Mrs. Charles Curts on Jan 16, with a delicious pitch-in dinner at tlie noon hour, lollowed by the usual routine of singing prayer, business and social entertainment Response hlr: ngs in 1951. Program books for the year were reviewed and distributed to all the members. Mrs. Carl Ferranti is mm on the flower committee in place of Mrs. Curts, who is to move away. Mrs. Cecil E. Arnold is also on the same coinnultti •Next meeting to be with Mrs. Clyde Jones on Feb. 20. Cloverdale Past .Matrons Meet With Nannie Furr The Past Matrons Club ol Cloverdale met at ihe home ol Nannie Furr Tuesday night. Jan. 15. Eleven members anil three guests were present. Roll call was answered with "Hazards of Home Sweet Home." Election of officers with the following officers to serve, for the year 1952: Nannie Furr, president; Eva Craggs. vice president, and Helen Gray, secretary and treasmer. A very interesting paper on "I Am Not For Yon" hy Hallle Ripple.^ A social hour was enjoyed with delicious refreshments.

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That's the jubilant news that rowes front I lint to every Buiek deulet ami line k.t fntss the thrilling story on to yon. It sure is trite jot ’.S’ that better automobiles are beini{ built mul Buiek is building them. Head the good .cord and you'll agree.

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ft’s pare this down to phiin stnteimnts of j fact and let them speak for theinselws: The dynamic darling pictured here is ila 1952

Koadmasifk.

It has the mightiest engine in Hoick history. It has the biggest brakes of any postwar Hoick. It is the quietest ear that Hoick ever huilt. It has the richest fabrics and smartest tailoi inn that ever graced a Hoick’s interior. Il has the greatest trunk space since spare tires moved off the front fenders. It has the most superb ride in Hoick history. It has the/u/rsf carburetor that Hoick research

lias ever devised.

And with all iis new power, it delivers tnori miles pn gulloii. Blit that is iin! ;i||, I’or those who wish it. there is a brand-new \ersioo ol pmeu r steering that works like a helping hand : i\cs you the same sure fed of control yon have always known in str.iipl't’ siWitN driving yet takes less than one-liltli il'* clfoi t needed in lorn the ordinary wheel ^tain ing at curbside. Sure, we re putting our best foot forward 'd ltn 'Ne talk about Koadmasifk. Hut you II Imd a host of notable features in St t*i us and Spi oiai.s too —plenty to h'- 1 ^ llieiii, as always, the standout Inns in the* 1 tivkk, for ride, foi comfort, for style, foi root' 1 ’ anti for power, Com,, in—loof ibis triumphant trio over -9^ N'ui II know why every Ruickdeafer frofneofl-t tut oast is going around with a smile on fm f9 ce ’

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