The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 November 1953 — Page 2
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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Beverly Uraves, today. Nov 0 Linda Marie Burton. dHiiffhle of Mr. hml Mrs Gerald Burton. 5 ypai'H old today. eaiiln lj«“e Hamm. dHiiphter o: Mi and Mrs. Harold Hainrii, 'i years old today. Nov i*. Loyvel) Ray Kryvin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rayinonl Erwin, south Indiana St R.ia.l, 15 years today, Nov. P. Nov. Mh. Crystal Black John Sponsil George E. Friend Mrs. Clyde Grimes John A. Friend Helen Samuels Russell Coleman Major R. O. Snyder Robert Snvder. Nov s Friend *.liip ' lull To Mi*el \Vedlu'sday The Friendship Club yvill meet Wednesday evening at 7 iO at the home of Mrs. Ralph Mason. Members ph ase note • ha’ige o' dHD.
EXTRA! wore enroute to San Francisco today after a royal throe day visit in Chicago where happy crorvds cheered their every appearance. An overflow crov’d of S.. r »00 attended their hist Cnicago appeaiance Sunday it Ine Civic* Opua House. WASHINGTON. Nov !» Il’P) Sen Joseph R McCurthy R. Wis. has announced his Senate In vestigating Subcommittee probibly yvill hold closed sessions at Schenectady, X. Y.. this week to juestion emuloy. s of the General Electric Co. The hearings yvill oe jiart of lie committee's current investijation of alleged security leak.end radar espionage in the Anny iigtial Coiii at Fort Monmouth. N. J. McCarthy announced Fri<lay hat scheduled public hearings nvolving Kurt Monmouth employes yvoulil he postponed while he enmmittee takes a look at •oine private industrial firms in Veyy York state. WASHINGTON. Nov U (UPl Methodist Bishop G. Hromle*’ Jxnam and Chairman Harold H elite R . HI . of tlie House ITnVinerliTin Activities Committee angled again today on the issue •f Communism Bishop Oxnani. rvliu hail been ■ngageil in a running feud with 'eldi* and some other members if the committee for many Months started the new eontroersy by writing an article in amk magazine titled: The Real Dupes in the Red Hunts Are on Congressional Committees. Velde; commenting on the artide. said the bishop is not "an •ffeetlve fighter against commulism and the "Communist ideology’.’ INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 9 (UPl Police today investigated • he second burglui y in twf» weeks it the Omar Raking Co A one-ton safe containing about *« <KMI was stolen in a break-in Sunday at the firm’s West Side branch. Two weeks tago, thieves look a safe from an East Side branch and got away with *6.000. GARY. Nov. 0 (Up) About 1.000 members of the Indiana department Of Veterans of Foreign Wars yvill gathei here this weekend for their .rind annual fall conference. CHICAGO, Nov « i UP) Tile American Medical Association. displeased with the claims made by cigarette manufacturers, will drop tobacco advertising from the AM A Journal and it s other publications next year. Tile medical society revealed Sunday that tobacco and liqtu, advertisements would be suspended in the Journal beginning Jan. 1, 1954. II(Mi MAItKKT Hugs 9 500 Barrows and gilts 15c-50c higher; 170-^50 lbs. $20.50-121; top *2125; 25O-.I0O lbs., $20-120 75; heavier weights scaice; 120-160 P>»., *1k-$20; sows uneven; strsvig to spots 25c or more higher; c’.iocle .'(00-550 bs.. $16-119 50.
THE CAil y BANAlLfi and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered m the post office at Qreeneastle, Indians as second rhxss fiiiill matter onder set of | Marrb 7, 1H7H. SiilMicrtptlon price , 25 cents per week; $5.00 per j year by mail In R.irnam County: $d.00 to $10 40 per year outside |t Piitn'-un (. ounty. Telephone 95, 74 cr 1)4 N. It. Kariden, Publlaker 17-19 Houck Jackson -tree* TOD \ V’S BIBLE THOt : («HT Lord thou hast been our dyvelliug place in all generations Ps. (Hi l We arc God’s guests. We i .should bo mannerly and courteous and appreciative guests.
SOCIETY MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED FRIDAY
IVrsonal And Local New: Briefs
John W. King is in Indianapolis toiiay on tax business. Dorothy Dryer York entered the Putnam County Hospital for surgery last Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Horace Askew left Sunday for Wilnungtor*. Del., to visit their son, William, and
family.
The Happier Homes Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs, Helen Johnston. 1005 S. Indiana St. Sgt and Mrs. Robert Smith are the parents of a daughter born Nov. 7th. Mrs. Smith is the former Patty Godfrey. Miss Shirley F Patrick of East Chicago spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Garnet Patrick and grandfather, Joel Vermillion Job’s Daughters Bethel No. 78 yvill meet this evening at / o'clock at the Masonic Temple. There yvill be election of officers The R. N. Club yvdl nie«l Wednesday eVfping, Nov. 11th at 7 o'clock at the home oi Mrs. Bernice Kay. 506 &nuth .lacks.*.!
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ki.shera have returned to their home in Buffalo, N. Y.. after spending the yveekend yvith theii niece, Mrs. Fred Bergmann and family. Mrs. Ethel Coffman of Indianapolis is a patient in General hosHi 0 'an, at r s Ward B-'.\* dfi* V >nld i njoy hearing from her friends. Tlie Sunshine Club will meet yvith Mrs. Garnet Patrick Wednesday. Nov. 11 at 1:30 P. M Members please be present as there is important business. Mrs. A. L Meredith left this Morinng :* - Hartford. Conn., for a visit yvith Mr and Mrs. Rober* Meredith and baby. Mr. Meredith is an actuary with the Traveler Insurance Co. of that city. V. K W Ladies Auxiliary yvill meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Post H'Ujav tMi'Tilbers are asked to bring articles for the supply shelf for * the Veterans hospital. A good attendance is
desired.
Mr. and Mr Branch McCracken of Bloomington were weekend guests of Mr. ind Mrs. William A Unsworth and then son, Dave, i student at DePauw. Mrs. McCracken accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Unsyvorth to West laifayette on Saturday afternoon to See the Purdue-Iowa football game. Mr and Mrs. J. S. Sirrison left Sunday for Florida. While away they yvill visit Mrs. Simison’s father, C. W. Martin, in Fort Myers. They also plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Callaghan of Clarksburg, W. Va., former residents of Green'astle, who yvill be in Miami on vacation. The Simisons yvill return in about three weeks, ’Mr TEXAS.’ called “the yvm Id's first Christian western" yvill he shown Nov. 12 in Roachdale High School at 7:30 by the Roaehdaie Ministeral Association. The film is the first major production of Hilly Orahm Evangelistic Films Inc., and features the lamed young evangelist and his entire evangelistic team. Playing leading roles in the full lengthcolor picture are Redd Harper ■nid Ctndji WatjMr, both professional western stars who have re- < ently made their decision to give their lives and talents to Christian service. Proceeds will go to the churches. We counted up the other day that In our Laundry Department alone wo have over 275 years of laundry experience it your disjxi>al or an average of 14 year’s per employee. This means a lot to our customer*. You do not earn, how p, handle Rothes o^gr night. Home Laundfy A Cleaners ' .. Mon-tf.
Kobert D. MeKamej Mr and Mrs. McKamey are shown above cutting their wedding cake following the marriage ceremony Friday evening at the homo of the bride’s parents. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Flint and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. ('harles Burk.
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority yvill meet Tuesday evening at 8:00 p m. at the Public Service building Stated meeting of Cassell C. Tuekei Unit No. 58 American Legion Auxiliary yvill meet this evening at 8 o’clock at the Post
Home.
Mr and Mrs. Otis Floyd and son Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander and children, of Indianapolia. were Sunday guests of Mrs, William Floyd and family. ( oariH and Hannas Hold Open House An informel reception yvas given by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coan and Mr and Mrs. Sam Hanna for Ui<* staff of DePauw University Sunday afternoon from .'!:U0 to 5:00. in the beautiful neyv Coan i esidence at 5.'!9 Highfall Avenue. Tlie old gold DePauw theme was . ilipUasized by the floral deeora(ions of chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. Serving as assis'ant hosts were Mr and Mrs Edgar Prevo, Fred O'Haii, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sunkel. Mi and Mrs. Joe Crosby, and Mr and Mrs. Louis Dirks. Also assisting n the dining room were Mrs Russell J. Humbert. Mrs. Robert Farber. Mrs. Lawrence Riggand Miss Lueile Seheuer ( luh Will Meet With Mrs. Mauhart The Tuesday Reading Club will meet with Mrs. George H Man-
MARRIED RECENTLY
Mrs lames \. Ross Miss Carol Anne Hedge and James A Ross yvere united in marriage, in the Methodist church at Momstoyvn. recently. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Maxine McMurray and they ar. former residents of Oreencastle.
bait, Highfall Avenue, at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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.Ml. Meridian Meeting Is Post poned I ndeiinifely
The meeting of the W S. C. S of Mt. Meridian scheduled for Wednesday, has been postponed dll e to the death of Floyd Ixve.
Members watch The Daily Ran- ' Annual Convention ncr for notice of meeting ! The 45th annual convention o
the Hifth District Federation of
Somerset Group To .Meet Thursday The Willing Workei - of Somerset Church yvill meet on Thursday. Nov. 12th yvith a pitch-in-dinner at the home of Mrs. Russell Srobee June Scobee yvill have the devotions. Roll call your favorite book. Bible study, 16th chapter f>{ Matt, by Kate Scobee. Program committee Rose Woricll and Enid Hoek.
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S C. C. yvill meet with Mrs Grace P. Hurst Tuesday evening, Nov 10. at 7:30. Mr*. Mary DeVain y will he assistant hostess. District ( Intis Hold
New Era ( lull Meets Tuesday New Era Club will meet Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Omer Beck. Epsilon Chapter Met Saturday Epsilon chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society met Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Piercy Mas ten. Dr. Wallace Graves of the DePauw University political science department spoke to the group on the subject of the United Nstlons. Dr. Graves mentioned the changes that had occurred In the organization during the past eight years and discussed Us achievements. limitations and failures. Assistant hostesses for the meeting were Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Margaret Curd, Mrs. Harold Garrlott and Mrs. Dallas Rlssler. I*ellmvstilp Groups Meet Tinsdav The Christian Women’s Kellowshlp groups will meet Thursday. Nov 12. with the following hostesses: Kappa, Mrs E R Bartley. 2 i>. m. Upsilon, Mrs I.iois Arnold, 7 :in p. m. Rho, Mrs Jim Harils, 2 p. m. Iota, Mm. Bert Robert, 2 p. m Omicron. Mrs. Ellon Clodfeltcr, 7*20 p. m. Sigma, Mrs Ruth Fry, 7:30 p
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Club v.’as held in the Student Union Rn'lding oj the Indiana State Teachers' College. Terre Haute, Indiana, on Tuesday. Federated clubs of Vigo County were the hostess clubs. Mi's. S A. Colllver, President of the Fifth District Federation of Clubs called the meeting to order at 9:15 Mrs H R Nixon of Newport led the group in giving the pledge of allegiance and Mrs Raymond Townsley of Terre Haute then led in repeating the club collect. Devotions were eonducled by Mis. Osborne Hutchens of Roaehdaie. who lead the Thanksgiving psalm and gave a very inspiring message followed by a brief prayer. Mrs Darel Davoy acting President of Vigo County Federation gave a warm and gracious welcome to the women of the district Federation. Mrs K W Woodard of Hloomingdale, responded for the visitors. Mrs. Colliver introduced her pages, Mrs, Walter Steele of Hainbridge and Mrs. Marion Pressor of the Federated Country Reading Club, Roaehdaie R
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The customary business session followed, Mrs. W, H Picket of North Salem, as 2nd Vice President, of the distric t presided over the session wjiile the presidents of the varionsfiKiunties of the Fifth District gave their rel»oi ts. Mrs. C. M Herriman of Plainfield, President of Hendricks
'ouniy. Mrs ,v M Coleman ol Wavelnml. President of Parke County. Mm C. N. Hegarty. of Newport, Present of Vermillion. Mrs. A. F. Higgins of Roaehdaie. President of Putnam county and Mrs. Darel Davey, ict ing President of Vigo County, each reported. Each outlined the activities of her Federation during the past year. The record of civic, patriotic., educational cultural and charitable work done by the club members of the Federation was i truly remarkable. It showed the variety, scope and important achievement of dub Federation
efforts.
With Mrs Glenn Andrews of Terre Haute in charge as Dean of Departments, each district | department chairman was asked to give a brief summary of the I work don. in her department
this year.
Mi s. Susan Ostrom, who is edtor of the column of news of Indiana Federation of Clubs in the Indianapolis News, spoke on News Points”. She outlined those items considered neyv’s worthy, in printing club reports. Mrs. I i VV. Barr. 2nd Vice President of I. K. C. in her talk on "Spices and Everything Nice" listed as spices those qualities of character which constitute the ideal club woman. Mrs. Ben West gave a brief but interesting informal report of the G. F. W. C. held in Wash-
ington. D. C.
The noonday prayer was de-
livered by Mrs. Edwin 1’anine, 1 ust President of I. F. C. Luncheon was served in the dining
loom of the Union Building. Beginning the afternoon ses-
sion. Mrs Paul Mahoney, Greencastle music chairman, presented
Miss Hilda Boatright of
castle.
Miss Boatright, as winner in iast years music contest was awarded a 2 weeks scholarship to the Egytian Music Camp at Diiquoin. Illinois. She explained in a very charming manner what schedule she followed there, and exprassed her appreciation foi the award with its wonderful advantages in fine music work. Mrs Mahoney announced this year's winner will receive twe week course in the music school at Indiana University. Miss Boatright played for us the piano si lections which won for her in last year's contest. Mrs Victor Selby. President of tin Indiana Federation of Chibs in her address. "Fedora tion a Reality" summed up‘tin power welded by women’s clubs united In Federation. She listed the legislation sponsored. tin civic efforts, the work for conservation of jouth, the many patrtotoic causes supported In the Federation. She emphasized tlie enormous |m>wci for good that is exercised by the Federa-
tion.
Mr. Gillespie of Allison’s, Indianapolis, outlined the dangei he felt were in the socialistic trend in government operation Mrs. Eugene Cooper, North Salem, in honoring oui members deceased this past year lighted candles of memory, representing each county of the district. Her poem of tribute was the beautiful, "Crossing The Bar", by Tennyson. The nominating committee presented a slate of officers for those positions to be filled this year. They were duly elected md the following officers will serve for the ensuing term of two years the 5th District I F C. President, Mrs John Fortner of Rockville, Parke County; 1st Vice President. Mrs. J. M
Jones, Newport, Vermillion County; 3rd Vice President. Mrs. Marion Presscr. of Putnam County; and Treasurer Mrs. R, D. Lumpkins. Hendricks County. Mrs. W. H. Pickel of North Salem was endorsed by the 5th District Federation as a candidate fo.- the office of Recording Secretary of the Indiana Feder ation of Clubs. The election fothis office will take place at thi next convention of the stati Federation. Putnam County Federatior with the greatest number o members present was awarde the attendance prize. Mrs. Colliver presented t* Mrs. A. K Higgins, President o Putnam County Federation, lovely miniature replica of th L (jetty Dell. This was in recog nition of her successful cffoi in raising $100 for the G. K. W (’. project of the Restoration o Independence Hall. Mrs. Higgins accepted 11 fo a treasured permanent posses ■-ion of the 1 Putnam County Fed eration. She stated the worl done was not due to any indi vidual but was a concerted co operative drive by every mem her of the Putnam County Fed .•ration of Clubs. It was thn ooperation the money \va earned and thus placed the Put lam County Federation, the first county Federation in Indiana tv he eligible for a place on the roll of honor plaque at Independence
Hall.
An invitation was given and accepted to hold the 1954 5th District Convention at Newport
Vermillion County.
Mrs. Colliver expressed hei thanks th all her district officers and chairmen for their loyal support during her term
Green- serving as President of the Fifth
District of I. F. C.
She felt that althn there had been much work there had also icen many happy times connected with the office. Looking back over the two years (She felt prqut .f hei clubs and their member; for their record of service fot the benefit of our home, communities and our nation Following adjournment, Mrs Russell Norris and Mrs. Andrew; onducted the members on r our of various rooms where art xhibits were displayed. State officer* present 'were Mrs. D. VV. Barr. 2nd Vice President; Mrs. Victor A. Selby. President of I. F Mrs. E. (’ dumpier. honorary President md parliamentarian; Mrs. Thio tore Fieek. trustee of I. K. C md Susan Ostrom of the News.
I K,,i "'"'ni' < hrlstianv, , Group Holds 11 The Woman's Chri*tt lowship Of the Roa,,,^;" Mrs. Mabel Th„mp snll '^1 afternoon > mg A good c, . ; 1
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W R I G NT’S ELECTRIC SERVICE
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Covert Heating & Sheet Metal
507 Ohio. St.
Administratrix Sal The umlernlgned Ailministratriv of tin- I*'*’ .vlH sell at Public Auction al form I mile north 0
4tate Road (3, on
Wednesday, November 1 ith, .AT 10:00 O’CI.IH K Sll ART 41 - HEAD CATTLE-41 Hi .Angus Coiyh, all good ages 2 Shorthorn cows, good ages. 5 Angus, ‘I year idd heifers. . One reglstcnxl Jersey ism to freshen in lb 1
On«* large lllaek Cow.
II Yearling Heifers and Steers, Angus. 11 idee Angus Calves to In* sold separate from i '
FARM MACHINERY
One E-8 Co-Op traidor In gmsl ronditloii i 1111 ' ’j (( ^ tractor, one ’! bottom 14’ break plow, neo tlu- ^ ^|i tandem; tractor niamire loader; 7 ft. power 1 ' ,. r |k*cii r ha\ rake; power Imzz saw: lloniollte power *a". 0I |p2-
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DEALER 403 No. Jiwkson Ht. Phono appliance and
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SALES AND SERV1CR
Ulover and Alfalfa drill; one lloosler grain driM lohn Deere tractor corn planter, 2 wheel garden ' '' l([l ,,
taelwnentM; rubber tired wagon with grain bed I «i,, Rotary Hoe; Co-Op tractor manure spn-ailer. c' , e < ' ;.Tl horse cultivator, small A. 4 . ( omhlne, 40 rod |((inM , posts, one tot of lumber, large gas tanL and , '*"' 1 * ( |r | f hro** eoru hinder, extension ladders, shovels, 500 < hk 1 in ( IK ,(*,
feeders, fountains, I horse w heat drill, sprayer-. C of miscellaneous tools, hammers, sawn, chains. i<>
wrenches, etc.
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2500 hales, more or less. Alfalfa and Thnotl'i 111
300 Ihi more or less, good .clean oats.
FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS H>!> 2 single Iron beds, and springs; one fu!J -j 7 "’ s ,.|i» r **J^i
dress.*r Imtfet, dining tnhle, ehs trk Del.a' :d ’ . s , t .!"»
I’i*'"u with lu-neh. several small tools, sewing m > ^ |. ( ,| , ,M ‘ < ' •'prings, woinI heating stove, work table, ih- ., small radios, clock, oak tlhrary table, high ' s | rl ,ighl‘ elKdrs, .3 rockers, combination desk and hooke.i'' wash stand, small pressure cooker, large chair 1
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ANNA E. DAGGY, Administratrix
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