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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954.

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Personal And Loral News Brief.*

Mrs. Nannie Furr, of Cloverdale, underwent major surgery at the Putnam County hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wade of Noblesville were in Greencastle Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs. Bess Larue. Mr. and Mrs. William Rudolph Jr., left Wednesday morning for Charlevoix, Michigan, where they will spend the summer. Dr. Winona Welch of DePauw University left Tuesday to spend the summer at Lakeside Laboratory at Milford, Iowa. Mrs. Paul T. Haltom, of Alhambra, Calif., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roby, 15 Beveridge street. Mrs. John Watkins left Wednesday morning for Fort Worth, Texas, due to the critical illness of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Shaff. Mrs. Carl Reinhart, of Lcs Angeles, is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dane Chittenden, for a few days. Mrs. Reinhart is the former Viola Chittenden of Greencastle. The Fillmore Vacation Bible School will present a program Friday evening at 8 o’clock in the Fillmore Christian church. The children are requested to be at the church at 7:45. Miss Helen Lecm has left to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Leon, in Phoenix, Ariz. She accompanied Miss Ethel Mitchell as far as Pawhuska. Okla., and will spend a few day's with her before going on to Phoenix. Miss Laura Towne accompanied her sister to her home in New York, N. Y., and left by train this afternoon. Mrs. Lockwood has been visiting Miss Towne. Miss Towne will visit her sister in New York for several weeks. Prof, and Mrs. Frank S. Me Kenna and family are anticipat ing the visit of Dr. and Mrs Thomas St. Clair of Latrobe, Pa. who will arrive to visit their daughter and family on Friday Dr. and Mrs. St. Clair plan to be in Greencastle for ten days. Open house will be held in honor of Mrs. Thomas O'Connell, the former Norma Maxwell, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Goodpasture of Belle Union Sunday, June 13th. Mrs. O’Connell and three children will sail for Europe the 16th to join her husband, Capt. Thomas O’Connell who is in Germany’. The DePauw Memorial Student L’nion Terrace Dining Room has moved to its summer location in the air-conditioned Hub. The dining room will be open all summer Mondays through Fridays and on Sunday noon. Luncheon will be served from 11:30 a. m. to 1:15 p. m.. dinner from 5:15 to 7:15 p. m. The dining room will be closed all day each Saturday and on Sunday night. Sunday dinner will be served from 11:45 a. m. to 2 p. m. In keeping with the policy set last summer, a special familystyle meal at $1.00 will be on the menu each Sunday noon.

its members. He said the outlying districts must be considered in any plan that might meai the betterment of the city proper. He said he hoped the Planning Commission will be carried on after his term of office, but j assured the League that he will \ carry on for at least another 18 months. He said he would like to talk as a member of the Chamber of Commerce, rather than as the mayor, and speak of the good things of the community and the good .that such organizations as the League can do when they all work together. Following the talks by the panel members a number of questions were asked and answered and the entire meeting proved to be one of much value, not only to the women present, hut to all who are interested in the betterment of the community.

Shirts and sheets are the hardest items to handle in the home. Why not send this part of your washing to the LAUNDRY every week. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Mon.-tf. ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Mrs. Voris Etcheson, Greencastle. today. June 9th. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Galen Gibson, Bainbridge, 6 years today, June £th.

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Ob->**rve<» Anniversary The Ladies Auxiliary to the Herschel E. Robbins Post No. 3284 VFW at Rcrachdale, Indiana observed their fifth anniversary’ on Wednesday evening. June 2. with a pitch-in dinner at the Post Home. Post Commander, Charles Stamper gave a short talk, thanking the Auxiliary for extending an invitation to all post members for the dinner. President of the Ladies Auxiliary, Bernice Robbins, presented a potted plant to the Gold Star widow, Mrs. Betty Damall. Mrs. Lulu Gough, Gold Star Mother was unable to attend the dinner. Five year membership bars were presented to 19 of the 37 eligible members of the Auxiliary by Past President Mary Jane Stamper, who was president at the time eligible members were initiated. A novel and most enjoyable evening of entertainment was presented to around 50 persons by Lucile Harshbarger; Zora Shnout; Bertie White, Delma Zimmerman; Darlene Craig with Wealthy Simmons at the piano.

Shower To Honor Mis:- June Wiseman Mrs. John Eamshaw, Mrs. W. J. Krider. and Mrs. Edward Wood have issued invitations for a linen shower honoring Miss June Wiseman. They will be hostesses at the Union Building on Friday afternoon, June 18th. Miss Wiseman will become the bride of Richard Conrad or August 8th.

Mrs. Allen Binkley received word this morning that her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Owens, and daughter. Barbara, of New Castle, have left from Indianapolis on the train “Southwind,” fo*a two weeks vacation in Florida. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. William Binkley, in Jacksonville, and other relatives at Daytona Beach. Barbara is a student at Indiana University and has been assigned to the position as counsellor and assistant in banking and supervising of the dining hall at the Girl Scout camp at TriLakes, near Ft. Wayne. She will leave for camp on June 24th.

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Roaehdah- Club Met At Library The Roachdale Home Demonstration Club met Saturday June 5 at the public library. The meeting was called to order by the vice-president, Mrs. Mary Sanders. The response to roll call was “A Woman in the News,’’ aTter which the song of the month “Let Me Call You Sweetheart’’ was sung in unison. Mrs. Eleanor McMullen was in charge of the program and as it was guest day, a greeting of welcome was extended by Mrs. Helen Wilson. Mrs. McMullen then introduced Mrs. Mildred Bastin, the county home demonstration agent, who presented a film “Whats New in Cooking?” She also showed colorful slides taken of the tulip fields at Holland Michigan. A pamphlet of recipes was given each club member and gftest. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Beulah Miller and Mrs. Mabie Thompson. A group of conlosts Wert ‘enjoyed by everyone. During the social hour refreshment? of punch and wafers were served. Hostesses were Mrs. Beulah Miller, Mrs. Bemice Chastain, Mrs. Elsie Thompson. ^Irs. Eva Zimmerman and Mrs. Grace, Call. The next meeting yvill be a picnic, July 10 at the home .of Mrs. Hazel Blaydes.

St. Paul’s Study Club Meets Thursday St. Paul’s Study Club will meet Thursday at 2:00 p. m. at Uie home of Mrs. Donald Riley. A good attendance is desired.

FISHIN' FUN Hey Fellers . . . One week from today the Bass season opens up in all its glory, and all indications point to a splendid season. Yes Sir. Wednesday. June 16 is the magic day, and you had better be checking your tackle .box. The spinning rod enthusiasts are increasing in number, and we expect that by the mildel of the season, they will have given a good account of themselves when the good catches are repiarted. The Wednesday afternoon angling society will meet this afternoon at the various fishing holes of the County, and by tomorrow morning there will no doubt be plenty of sore arms as a result of the telling of fish stories. THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Putnam County Tackle Box

Former Greencastle Girls To Marry The approaching marriages of. Miss Haniet Brooks and Miss Anne Brooks has been made | known by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howell H. Brooks of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Miss Harriet Brooks will become the bride of Lt. Paul Hansen of Chicago on June 25th at the U. S. Air Force base at Denver. Colo., where Lt. Hansen is stationed. The wedding will take place in the chapel of the Air Force base. Miss Anne Brooks will be wed to John Hoover of Cedar Rapids, Iowa on July 25th. The wedding will take place in Cedar Rapids. The Brocks lived in Greenc<istle for many years, where Mr. Brooks was associated with DePauw University. Several years ago the family moved to Cedar Rapids when Mr. Brooks accepted the presidency of Coe College in that place.

Presbyterian Circles To .Meet Thursday The Presbyterian Women’s Circles will meet Thursday with the following hostesses: Circle One will meet at the home of Mrs. Chester Coan at 8:00 p. m. Circles Two and Three will hold a pitch-in luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. H. Dirks at 1:00 p. m.

Golden-Rod Club Held May Meeting The Golden Rod Club held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Deloris Funk May 6th. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Cora Skimmerhorn in the absence of Mrs. Inez Moore. Roll call was answered by a flower seed exchange. Club books were given to the members. It was voted to donate to the Youth Center. Handkerchiefs were presented to two members having birthdays in May. An auction sale was held. Lovely refreshments were I served by the hostess. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kate Howard.

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