The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1954 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954.

4 II fM B NEW* Th* Fillmore Clurilierr he. ! thc.r flr.'t meeting March 26, for organisation of the cfUB. The following officer?, were elected: President, Gad Irwin; vice pr*=ident, Mary Sears ae« and m-'i? Iwiella Phiihps -oa»g leader. Annabelle Sears; news reporter. Darlene Caah; recreation leader. J:uiy McNary, health and safe»v .lav Jane Zeiner

nt. Sam ConAer; secretary • ..d treasurer. Mar> - Ruth Gobel; iew. 1 : reporter Larrv Ray; health md safet' - leader. Donald Price, i *rmg leader, Dei ore? Price and iyTwell Barr The members w’ho had filled [out their junior leaderships apphcat,«ms. turned them in to our t*ader, Charles Brinnemar. Our next meeting was set for May Jrd.

Tlif L ,rky Clovers 4-H Club r‘ Ctoverdale met recently at the -,';ool building. T^ie following officers were elected: president Kdwin Branneir.an; vice-presi-

Mrs Alfred Stone received wrord We<Jnesday of the death of ner sister-in-law, Mrs. Kate Johnson in Indianapolis. Mrs. Johnson died Wednesday morning at 6 o’clock at the General Hospital.

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i son ETY Mrs. Edna f rump To Thursday Reading Club The Thursday Reading Club will meet with Edna Crump Tnursday evening at 7:30

Smitih. Members will then vote on these item? It is important that all men:be: s attend. Proposed amendments of the bylav/s will also be read The 6th grade will present a musical pro-

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Personal And Local News Briefs

Indorsers of Photo Plays will meet with Mrs Ferd Lucas Fri-

day

Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae will meet at the home of Mrs. .Toward Williams Friday at 8 00

p. m.

Gary Steele, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Steele, Greencastle K. I, entered the Riley hospital Tuesday for treatment. Dallas Gooch of Greencastle and Johnny Shoemaker of Fillmore left Sunday for Endicott, N. Y , for training with IBM Arthur Giltz of Bainbridge is now associated with Barrett’s furniture store in Greencastle. Mr .and Mrs. Giltz spent the winter in Sebring, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Dutton of Milwaukee, Wis., visited Sunday with Mrs. Rosa Knauer and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knauer. Mrs. Dutton is the former Franes Knauer, granddaughter of Mrs. Rosa Knauer. Guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinote of Roelsville weie Gene Deweese of Rochester; Beverly Amers of Muncie, Joyce Jarvis of Indianapolis and Bill and Charles Amers of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knauer of Greencastle tt. R. 4 attended the Montmorenci senior ciass play, “Finder’s Creepers’’, March 25 at Montmorenci, Indiana. Her nephew, Bobbie Kerkhove. had one of the leading parts. Charles Amers, son of Mrs. Joe Hinote, has enlisted in the U. S. Army. Amers will be sent to Arizona for basic training, and will go from there to Texas to attend electronics school. He has been employed at Barren's for the past several years. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Dirks were in Indianapolis on Tuesday evening for a panel discussion held at ihe Thomas Carr Howe High School before the Irvington Pa rent-Teachers Association. Mr. Dirks who was well acquainted with the late M>. Howe, brought out interesting anecdotes in his life. Others on the panel discussed cultural and other phases of the history and life of Irving-

ton.

Mrs. Etta Scott Hostess To t Inb The Golden Rod Club held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Etta Scott with seven members and one guest attending. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Inez Moore, with all singing America and repeating the Lord’s prayer in unison. Roll call was answered bv naming an Irish song Following the business meeting an auction sale was held, and birthday handkerchiefs were given to DeNolia Turner. After which a social hour was held and refreshments served The meeting was closed with a prayer by the chaplain The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bertha Turner. Members are asked to bring handkerchiefs for the birthdays in April, and an article for the auction sale. Also the members are asked to wear an Easter hat they have made. Prizes will be given for the prettiest and most unusual hat.

For fast economical laundry service as well as a fine wash job use our Washette Department. Home Laundry & Cleaners. M W-tf.

ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crousore, R. 3, today, March 31st.

WSCS To Hold Spring Party In Gohm C hurch April 2S is the date and the Community Room of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church is the place. Springtime is a time for parties and the fun and so the women of the WSCS have decided to have a party for you— the women of Greencastle. The party is to be another spring luncheon and is being repeated this year mainly because of many requests that we do so. Many of you will recall the delightful luncheon of last spring and we think we can promise you that this one will be equally pleasant. So we suggest that you "lark the date on your calendar Tight now and plan to be with us on April 28. The price is modest, only 81.25 for the luncheon and we assure you there will be plenty of good food. The. luncheon will be followed by a program and a social hour when you can visit with your friends. Mrs. Evan Crawley, president of the general WSCS has appointed Mrs. Joe M,cConT general chairman and the foTlo\Ming committee chairmen who will -work with her. Food, Mips Lorna Barber and Mrs ftiy Herbert, cochairmen; Tickets, Mrs. Hiram L. dome; Dining Room, Mrs. Henry Pehan; Decorations, Mrs Ruth Quebbeman; Program, MrElmer Harvey; Publicity, Mrs. Carl Toole.

Federated Cnentry (trading Club Meets The Federated Country Reading Club met at the home of Mrs Ernest Jefferies, Wednesday March 24th. Vi' ? President, 1 Mrs. Channrey Sntherlin presiding. frevotions were read by Mrs. Lousic Sullivan and after an inti resting response by each member an open discussion was held on the subject of Gerontology. Plans were made for subjects to be studied tot the coming yeat by the cl ib. Delicate refreshments weiserved*by the hostess Ten members and one guest were present. Belle Fnlon P. T. A. Eiiterains Hail f lub The Belle Union P. T A. will entertain its ball club Friday evening. A pitch-in dinner will be at 6:30 p. m. Coach Tony. Hinkle will be guest speaker. Please bring food and table service. Everyone welcome. Beta Sigma Flu Elej'tis Officers Beta Sigma Phi sorority elected the following officers at a meeting Monday night at th-' Public Service Co.: president, Mrs. Marilyn Jackson: vice president, Mrs Marilyn Evans; recording secretary. Mrs. Dorothy Harlan; treasurer, Mrs. Doris Caspar; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lorene Cortreeht. Annual Meeting of The Indiana Stale Home Kc Association The annual spring meeting of the Indiana State Home Economi.:s Association will be held April 1» and 10 on the Purdue Campus, tnis spring. Registration is at tvOO a in. on Friday in the Memorial Union Building, followed by a coffee hour, campus tours and films. Both the Friday and Saturday programs are planned to meet the special ami varied interests of the

membership. The luncheon sper.kcn Fridm is Mrs. F-ancos Ochneidcr Go^sm.ih. head f tihe ! apartment of Home Economics. University of Louisville whose subject is “T V. in Home Economics.” From her experience in presenting programs on T V. sh< will give an intimate view of t ie opportunities for educating

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AuthorMies said another youth. Junior Su’en 19. Glasgow. Ky., also was living in the cold, ramped auto with the family. The children, girls 14 and 15 and a boy 7. stopped attending school in January, authorities .aid, and Columbus school of-

;'i ials hive been trying to locate cm since then. Police Chief Cuba McKay said me six had been using a 1936 model car as sleeping quarters, and used an abandoned house and another auto for living accomodations.

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We want to take this inesnof thanking all of those who were so helpful during Mrs. Hay? stay in the hospital; to the blood donors who so generously r* sponded, to the nurses and nurse aids for their kind services, to Drs. Gwaltney, Wiseman and i Schauwecker for their profes-

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