The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 May 1952 — Page 2
THF DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLC, INDIANA, SATURDAY MAY 17
«. ITl '.lO Wamlii .man OoIIIiih Dpatli, whi'-h at ■•til limci and imrtor all (iirpiimHlwicpa, li, mi unwelcome visitor, haii agHiii entered our midst and claimed for his victim Wanda .lean Collins, daughter of Ira C. and Ixila Merle McKamey. She was bom in Putnam County Ind, July 24, 1929 During the last few days of her illness she w as confined to the home of her parents Where she departed this life Mav Pth, 1952, at the age of 22 years P mont hs and 15 da vs At the age of 2 hei home was eaddened by tin death of her mother, Vianua Jean's entile life has been spent in th.. vicinity. During in i school day's, she u’rs of an unusually sweet and hind disposition and none knew her but to love her On Sept 14th. 1947, at the age of 18, she wa, united in marriage to Carlyle K Collins. Her home was noted for un failing hospitality and good cheer. She was a kind and loving wife and much interested in the welfare of her husband. At an tally age, she united with the Church of Christ at West Unity, later transferring her membei ship to the Church of Christ at Cloverdale. Her Christian devotion brightened into confidence in hei last days as to give her loved ones the full hope of meeting her once more where there v/ill b. no parting. Her everyday life is loo well Known in this community to need much comment. All knew her life was above reproach. Righteous living was tier aim Since 1948, she has tieen undergoing medical treatment. From the beginning of her illness, she boie her suffering with such sweetness and patience, never jnitmuring or refusing once to do onything asked of her by those who cared for her so tenderly. She leaves to mourn her death, a patient and loving husband, her father and stepmother, four brothers, Waynr, Calvin, (Sonny) Renos and Hersehel;, two sisters, Trillis and Delores, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W McKamey, nil of near Cloverdale; and many other relatives tnd friends. Her place is vacant. Her voice is stilled Evidently the Creator had need ot tier, so must we try to console ourselves with the thought that our loss is her eternal gain. Wanda Jean has left us, Her face, we'll see no more. We know she now is resting, On that great eternal shore. We'v< always loved and cherished her, llcr smile- a guiding light. We re striving now to meet her In that land so fair and bright Farewell, farewell, dear Jean We'll miss yon, O so much! Those tender words, that loving smile. And the hands we loved to touch. But nov. you've gone to Heav-
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Wiih Cml and (he Angels fair, And wo know if we’ll but trust Huh Some day. we'll meet you there
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hffc&w. • *- ••»»•'*... •• ‘ Mrs. Jewel C Ganser, shown here, will conduct tiie Horace Link and Co Frigidaire Cooking School at the Voncastie Theater on Tuesday, May 20ih. Mrs C.anser is director of home economics foi the Indiana District c ( Frigidaire.
GOOD OI.lt DAYS Hanna and Nelson. '1 he surrounding country is beautiful, and crops are looking well. Five miles to the northwest lies a httle town on the banks of Rig Raccoon Creek, situated between two bills beautifully t.tudded With trees spreading, abroad their ilrh foliage and imparling a d« lirious coolness to the atmosphere. This is PORTLAND MILLS The firms doing husine.s here are Spencer Alexander and A H. Garver, general merchandise; P. Kendall, drugs and groceries; J. II Osborne, practicing physician The grist mill has been taken charge of by S Blake, and is undergoing thorough repairs and renovation, and ii is expected soon to get in order and running.”
IN MEMORY
Tn loving memory of our dear wife, mother and grandmother, Cora Belle Collins, who passed away May 17, 1942, Emery Collins, Vanita Larkin Mr and Mrs. Robert Larkin and family.
ANNIVERSARY Birthdays Mrs. Hersehel Scobee, more, today, May 17. Anne Irene Hunter, Sunday, May 18th
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t ARD OF THANKS We gratefully acknowledge our heartfelt thanks and appicriatlon to our friends, neigh Lui and relatives for the many court'sir expressions of sympathy and for the lovely floral oflt ring: received at the time of the death of our beloved wife and daughter, Wanda Jean Col-
lins
Especially do wu* wish to thank tin ministers Brother Clarence Lari and brother Don Christy lor their consoling messages, the pail bearers, singers, flower hearei , the Home Ec Extension Club who served dinner, the Whitaker Funeral Home for their kind and understanding services and any one who aslsted us in any way in our bereavement. And also do we wish to tiiank Mrs. Carrie Cummings for her kindness In the use of her home at this time. Carlyle K Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ira McKamey and family Mr and Mrs. Hugh Collins and family. pd. blast KILLS l- AJtMEK GREENBBURG, May ii — (UP)—Robert Champ, Sr„ 62, was killed yesterday when dynamite he planted to remove a large rock on his farm went off prematurely.
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CpI. Charles Miles is home on a furlough visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stringer and family have returned to their home in Danville after a visit with relatives in Gteencasl-
le.
Mrs. John Gray will entertain the Golden Circle Club of Manhattan on Thursday evening, May 22, at 7 (Mi. f'len.se note change in lime. Miss Wanda Glo Prichard attended the state convention of I he Business and Professional Women’s Club at French Lick, during the week end. Pfc. and Mrs. Russell Freeland are the parents of a girl horn Wednesday night. The litlle I'/j lb. baby was born at the Bethesda Maternity hospital in Cincinnati. John W. Cox, TJ. S. N., while on body escort duty to Chicago, stopped for a visit with his relatives in Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. Rimer R. Cox and Mr. and Mi s Eldon Wells and children, of Greencastle. Mrs. J. R. Marsh and Mrs. Paul Jones, are at home from Louisville where they spent three days at the races at Churchill Downs and visited Mrs. Marsh's brother, E. Scherer and Mrs. Scherer at Seymour. Prof. Jerome C. Hixson of DePnuw University was renamed a membei of the executive committee of the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis at the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of ihc institution on Friday. Charles Dobson, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I'ubson, of Cloverdale R. R 2, is k ported as recovering nicely at hi.', home. The boy was severely bitten by a dog, Sunday, and brought to the Putnam County hospital, It required about a dozen stitches to close the wounds on his face and neck. Mrs. Martha linker and daughter, Miss Carolyn Baker of Renuick, Iowa are in Greencastle to oe with LI. and Mrs Ernest W. Raker lit. Raker will leave from Chicago on Tuesday for duty in Japan. While he is away Mrs E. W Baker will remain with her 1 arents in Chicago. Mrs. Martha Baker, who is at her home oti Elm street, will be in Greeneast !<■ for another week before tetuming to Iowa. Mips Carolyn Baker will remain here for n longer visit. Don't pm woolens awsy soiled. Nend all your winter elothe* now for ffcuiitonc cleaning. Home laundry * Cleaners. 17-lt.
IliunbertH To Hold Kccepton For Ketiritig Traeliers
A reception Is being held Sunoay, May 18, by Dr. Russell J. Humbert, president of DePauw University, and Mrs. Humbert for four retiring department heads, and resigning dean of the university, and their wives. Honored al the 3 to 5 p. m. reception will be Dr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Pence, Dr and Mrs. Lester M. Jones, f>r. and Mrs. Orrin H Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Fowler D Brooks, and Dean and Mrs. lAiiiis W Norris De*n Norris is leaving to become president of MacMurrgy College, Jacksonville 111. Assisting Dr. and Mrs. Hurnben will be members of the DePauw’s Club The function marks the close ot an era al DePauw when the veteran educators retire as heads ot their respective departments. D>. Renee. English; Dr. Jones, sociology; Dr. Smith, physics; and Dr. Brooks, phychology. The four men have taught a total of 110 yeais al DePauw.
treasurer to finish out the yea. replacing Mrs. Ida Grimes, wh > moved away. Mrs. Grimes was presented a gift. dub adjourned to meet in June at (he home of Mrs Warren Cay wood.
Miss Olive Nelson Will To Edgar tilck Friday evening, May 9th a.t 6:45, Miss Olive Nelson, daughtei of Mrs. Bertha Nelson, Clay City was united in marriage to .Edgar L. Gick. son of Mr and Mis Herman Giek. Greencastle. The wedding vows were read by Glen Gardner, Justice of Peace,
Pninarnville.
The bride wore a light blue .tweed suit, white accessories, and a corsage of red I'OHes. Attendants were Miss Ethel M (i lek, sister of the groom and Alva Wood, friend of the groom Mrs. Gick is employed with Levin Bros. Tem* Haute, Mr. Gick connected with Stati Highway at Greencaatle. He served four years In the U. S. Army, ten months in Korea and 15 months in Japan and was honorably discharged last Sept. At present they will live with Hi. bride's mother in Clay Cit v
, CpI. and Mr* Wayne Richard- j ' s<m of New Llamo, Louisiana i are v> dting his pat ents in Green- |
castle.
Major Elsie Anderson has returned from Tokyo, Japan where the has spent the past two and one half years. After visiting inend.' here she will go to ( amp Atterbury. Miss Anderson was formerly a nui e at the Putnam County hospital.
Eastern Star Chapters Hold Joint Inspection
Roaclidale chapter, Bninbridge Chapter, and Ladoga Chapter, Order of Eastern Star met in joint session at B:0h p. m. May 9 lor their annual inspection at Roachdale by their Worthy Grand Matron, Helen Bell, ol Bedford. The chapter room was decorated in the Worthy Matron's colors, red and blue and bouquets of spring flowers. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Judy were presented for dedication by the Worthy Grand Matron. During the ceremony, Mrs. Ralph Crosby sang "Brahm’s Lullaby." Under the direction of Ethel Radford, Worthy Matron, uno Franklin Ford, Worthy Patron the Roachdale officers opened chapter and escorted the distinguished visitors to the East. As the Worthy Grand Matron wa. 1 escorted to the East, Mrs. Crosby sang appropriate words to the tune of "The Rosary". Other distinguished visitors escorted to the East were Virgil King, Grand Marshal, Lora Mae Bowers, Grand Warder, and Lai one Widdop of Ladoga, District Deputy, sang "You'll never walk alone" as the visitors were escorted to the East. Officers of the Ladoga chapter, Lois Myers, Worthy Matron and Fred Blix, Worthy Patron initiated the proxy candidates, Mrs. Betty Burdette and Mi Josephine Ford into the order Bainbridge officers led by Devotha Smith, Worthy Matron and Charles Hendricks, Worthv
Patron, olosed chapter.
Refreshments of sandwiches, salad, and punch weie served In
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Visitors were present from Waveland, Groveland, Russel!
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1 have just finished reading about the sale of the Heddons Company to a Texas millionaire The Heddon’s have made the famous line of River Kuntfi for many years, and are known to fishermen all over th. country. Clint Murchison, the fabulous Texan also bought the popular outdoors magazine "Field and Stream" a couple of years ago. He has assured the public that the famous River Runt lures will be manufactured aa before. SPORTSMAN'S SHOP nahetmuM
Rest m Club Picnic Miimlnv The Boston club will have tin annua! picnic Monday evening May 19th, at 6 30, at the horn, of Mrs. Robert Gould. Current Book Club 7 o Meet Monday The Current Book Club will meet Monday evening at 8 o’clork at the home of Mrs. Roy Butherlin. Mrs. Richard Sandy will have the program. Mrs. Paul Smith linstess To Community Service Club The Community Service Club held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul Smith with Mrs. Frankie Smith assisting Mrs. Claude Etche.son called the meeting to order. All joined in singing "The Old Oaken Buck ot,’ ’the aong of the month Flag salute and club creed were repeated In unison. Busineas meeting was conducted in the usual
way
Mrs. Claire Ross gave the firm lesson on ref hushing furniture. Mis. Thelma Smith demonstrated by using paint and varnish remover. An all day meeting is planned for June 10 at the home of Mrs Geraldine Caywood. Each member is to bring article to be refinished. Twenty-one members answered roll call with a house cleaning hint. Mrs. Lucile Curran gave the Outlook lesson. Mrs. Phyllss Smith gave the safety lesson Mrs. Etche.son gave a report on the council meeting. Mrs Carrie
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Mi- Kale L. Dunbar left Friday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Cocoa, Florida. FLUB CALENDAR
Monday
Calendar Club 1 p. m. Mr. David Houck. Greencastle Council of club.7 .VI Keystone chapel, (loliin
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Boston club picnic 0:30 Aiiv Hubert Gould. Current Book Club 8 p. m Mrs Roy Sutherlin.
Tuesday
AGive Tri Kappa 7:30 Union building. Washburn Chapter D. A. R. 7 30 Mrs. Hazel Ramho Me . illoiigh, W. Walnut St. Wednesday Cro-Tat-Em Club 2 p. m Mi . Mable Woliung, 201 \\ ’olumbla St. Business and Professional Wo vi n s club dinner meeting 6:30 Royale Cafe. Federated Reading Club—2 p n. Mrs. Ferd Lucas.
Thursday
Delta Gamma senior dinner b p ni. Mrs. John Fobes. ROACHDALE Drollie Hart and family have moved to the Roscoc Smythe house southwest of Roachdale. Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna were Mother’s Day guests of G. W. Hanna and family, in Green-
castle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gough spenl Sunday, May 11, with Mr. and j Mrs. Edgar Heaney. In (he after- | noon they all called on Mrs. Martha Higgins ami Mrs
J Anna Patton.
Earl Shumaker is ill at his
The friends and relatives of I Tot Nolan and Eddie t O’Conner j were sorry to hear of their
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Preaching services 1st and 3rd Sundays II A. M. and 7:30 P. M Sunday School 10 A. M. Prayer meeting each Thursday evening 7:30 Everyone welcome The third meeting for Clovertisli Gay Juniors was held May 13, 1952. The president, Karen Lang don called the meeting to order. Darlene and Ilia Collier were .(.sent due to the mumps. ( LINTON 1 ALLS METHODIST CHUKCII Sunday, May 18, 1952 Church School 10:00 A. M. Morning Woi ship 11:00 A M Voiin;; Peoples Meeting. 7:00 (>. M. M U Al AYSMI.LE B APTIST I III lit II All services DST. Rev James O. Barth, Pastoi Earl Jeffries, S. S. Supt. Bible School 9:30 A. M Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Baptist Youth Fellowship 7:00 r. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:30 P.
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Thursday Evening Prayer 7:30 P. M. And they shall he mine saith he Ixml of Hosts in that day hen 1 make up my jewels and I v ill spare them as a man I a eel h his own son that serveth ; m not for behold the day cotneth that shall bum as an oven itnd all that do wickedly shall be .nibble and the day that eometh dml! burn them up saith the txird of hosts that it shall leave .hem neither root nor branch. Mala chi 3:17. 4:1 RKKLSYILLK METHODIST t'HI'RCH Sam Phillips, Pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday school class s for all age groups. Morris Miller, Suday school supt. II a. m. Worship service Sei fnon by the pastor. Wo welcome you to join us in Christian study in our Sund&y school and Christian worship at nir church services. Sunday is he Lord’s Day. Keep it holy by ittending the church of your 'ailh. "Fear thou not; for I am with hee: he not dismayed; for I am hy God: I will strengthen thee; /ea, I will help thee; I will upmld thee." (Isaiah 41:10) \e\a rum ini m i: chukch Rev. Gilbert MoCammack, Pastor Sunday School each Sunday ■.30 A. M. Church Services second and ourth Sundays at 10:30 A. M. md 7:00 P. M. Prayer meeting each Thursday it 7:00 P. M Everyone welcome BAINBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH Norris King, Minister. Arthur Weller, Supt. Sunday school 9.00 (CST). Worship 10(H) Come let ns meet together and worship In God's house. CANAAN MK.THOIMST CHURCH Sam Phillips, Pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday school classes for all age groups. Miss Doris Strain, Sunday school supt. 7:30 p. m. Worship service. Message by the pastor. We welcome you to join us in Christian study in our Sunday school and Christian worship at our church services Sunday is the Lord’s Day. Keep it holy by attending the church of your faith.
side at the Frozen Food Locker. Brazil, tomorrow at 10 a. m. "Fear thou not; for I am with thee; be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, 1 will help thee; I will uphold thee." (Isaiah 41:10) SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Minister: James C. Brawn. Supt. of Bible School: Russell
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9:30 Bible School and Communion. 10:30: Morning worship. Sermon "Human Forgiveness." 0:30 Junior ami Senior Young Peoples Mi'eting. 7:30 Evening worship. Sermon "And If Ye Sin." The evening sermon is the see- < nd in a series of expository sermons taken from the epistles of
Jrhn.
7:30 Thursday evenings prayer meeting and Bible study. Tuesday May 20, is the young peoples party at the home of Dale Detro. Demonstration program for the Daily Vacation Bible school v/ill be this Friday night, May
r--'-.a l ien eomtiicte,| ti m , . H 8:00 DST. bainurrmie onosJ ointni 1 1,1 ’• Davl *w. Minixt* Cyril Masten, Board. Pa "l Bible 3,^.1 Bible School 9:30 a. Morning Worship IO jo, ■ 1 I Sermon: "The tW Sin" Evangelistic service 7 .1„ J Sermon: "Th,. >Sln 1 World" , The Crusader's Class n\J M I’i'-iiir May asm aforf morning worship service k win motoi th< g 1: ; ' for the afternoon progntTfl class welcome all newcomers, ft ienclji to this outing Boy Scout meeting ; ,0 p j Monday. Mr. David E. Subm scoutmaster, i Choir Rehearsal. ThursdayJ p. m. at the church.
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