The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1954 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. HllfeSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954.
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Personal And Local News Hric k i*w
Miss Lama Towne is a patient at th>- Putnam County hospital. Mrs. Blanche Williams and Mrs. Delons Rowings spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. I Mr. and Mrs. John Basham just I returned home after being in I Cheyenne, Wyo., the past summer. Mrs. M. M. Marshall left today for Detroit, Mich., to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Jean Comstock. Marlyn Sarjent of West Point, \ isited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Boswell Thursday night and Friday. Mr and Mrs. John Basham j spent the week end with her sis- : ter. Mrs. George Sarjent and i family at West Point. Ind. Airman 1 C Jerry Monnett and his wife. Jane, left for Dover. Delaware, today after spending a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mis. C. H. Monnett, South Locust street. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Pickel and I thildren. Frankie, and Carolyn of Wingate and Mr. and Mrs. Neal of Givencastle were Thanks- . giving Day guests of Mr. and | Mrs. Glen Pickel and son Max. Emerson Phillips, 22. was re- | turned to Greencastle from In- | iianapolis by Sheriff Joe Roll.ngs Wednesdal afternoon on a J warrant issued in city court here. Phillips is charged with failure ; to pay a fine assessed against j him recently. Funeral services will be held at j 2 p. m. Friday from the First Pentecostal church in Spencer for Mrs. Edna Ethel Durbin who passed away Tuesday. A brother, Russell Denney, Greencastle, ;tnd a sistei. Mrs. Phyllis Sims, Clovordale, are among tho’se surviving. GOODWILL. Once we obtain it we will do our very best not te lose it. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Thur-tf.
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The Woman’s Club of Greencastle held its December meeting at the home of Mrs. George Gove on Wednesday, December 1. at 2 o’clock. The program was in charge of Mrs. Evan Crawley who gave a talk on the origin of Christmas Caroling throughout the world. Five members of the Motet Choir of DePamv University. with Miss Reba Walsh acting as soloist, sang six groups* of carols. Prof. George Gove had arranged the groups and instructed the carolers. ANNIVERSARIES
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COMPLETE SCHOOLING Eighteen leaders from Home Demonstration Clubs all over the county have just completed a 2 day school on copper tooling. Each has completed an antique linish copper planter with a toolf J ivy leaf design. Members of the class are: Mrs. Marjorie Harney, Mrs. Elizabeth Flint, Mrs. Paula Marks, Mrs. Eosalee Allen, Mrs. Paul Sinclair, Mrs. Dora Maxwell. Mrs. Coffman, Mrs. Esther Sibbitt, Mrs. Petty Ford. Mrs. Mabel Herbert, Mrs. Nona Frazier. Mrs. Ruth Hirt. Mrs. Bessie Mandelblatt, Mrs. Margaret Colby. Mrs. Betty Burdett. Mrs. Lucille Skelton, Mrs. Dorothea Stephens, Mrs. Grace McKeehan. AN INFLATED DAY NARRAGANSETT. R. I. <UP) Merchants in southern Rhode Island raised the price of Dollar Day to Two-Dollar Day. The area’s fishing industry helped put the sale across. Just before Two-Dollar Day fishermen were paid off in two-dollar bills.
HOSPITAL NOTES Di-;.i -sed: Gifford Black. Mrs. Robert Miller and son. Greeneastle; Wilma Danberry. Coatesville: Mr- Von York and daughter. R. 3. Notice of Change Of Meeting Place The Clinton-Madison Friendly Cmb will meet at the home of Mrs. Fay Thomas. 408 W. Liberi v, Greencastle on Dec. 9th instead of Hattie Ungers. Meeting to be a pitch-in supper for members and their families. Also a 25 rent grab bag for all will be enjoyed. Morning Mu*«icale Held Christmas Party Wednesday evening in th- 1 beautifully decorated home of Mrs. Raymond Pence. 21 members of Morning Musicale gathered for a Christmas pa*ty and program. Mrs. Byron Roodhouse, accompanied by Mrs. Elmer Harvey, sang ' Let My Song Fill You Heart'’ by Ernest Charles and "Jesti Bambino" by Pietro A
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An ensemble consisting of Miss Leah Curnutt, piano; Mrs. Herman Bi rg, violin: and Mrs. Frank Donner. cello, played the Haydr. Trio in G. The formal portion of the program being completed, the group was then led in singing Christmas carols by Mrs. Roodhouse with Mrs. Mace Aker at the piano. Impromptu solos were sung by Mrs. J. E. Porter, president of tho group, and Mrs. David Scott. The group then adjouri^ed to the dining room where Miss Cuinutt poured at a delicately set t^tble. The committee responsible for the lovely party was Mrs. Pence. Mrs. Mace Aker. Mrs. Edwin Snavgly and Mrs. Donald White. Mrs. Paul Albin Hostess To Club Friendly Circle Home Demanstration Club will meet with Mrs. j Paul Albin Friday, December 3rd. | with a pitch-in dinner at 12:30 j and grab bag exchange. Please remember to bring secret sister
gift. '
Mrs. Mjrtle Miller Hlist^-s To Club The Christmas meeting of the Martha Washington Club was j held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Miller with Mrs. Gertrude Dalby assistant hostess. In the absence of Mrs Ira Moore, Mrs. George Garret had charge of the program. Delicious refreshments were served to sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Grace Hurst.
lr*! If. P. Mullins ,\V: t:- '.t who give *he pr * lost ess To Club Jgrani for the evening. Mrs. U. The Twentieth Century Club j gave a very interesting paper on met Tuesday evening. Novembei Hoosier Meals, Yesterday and
Today.” The early settlers of In-
30th. with Mrs. R. P. Mullins. Mrs. Charles Hutcheson was as-
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diana and their mode of living, which of necessity was very
The president, Mrs. Charles j crude and merger, were discussed
Hutcheson, presided during the business session. Nineteen active and three associate members re-
sponded to roll call. Reparts of the officers were given and accepted. A contribution was voted to the TB Fund. Mrs. Monnett reported on films to be shown ,*oon. Mrs. Omei Beck gave an interesting account of the Coun-
cil of Clubs meeting.
Mrs. Beck presented Mrs.
! and compared to the standard of today’s living. Interesting examples of the early kitchens and their equipment, the recipes and menues of that far off day were given and contrasted to today’s electrically equipped kitchens and the packaged, canned and
frozen foods of today.
After the program an auction sale of articles contributed by th< members was held and this af-
forded entertainment as Mrs. L. B. Cowgill and Miss Carrie Pierce auctioned off books aprons, pictures, cakes and other foods proceeds to he used for the hospital project. During the social hour the hostesses served delicious refreshments. The next meeting will b with Mrs. Elmer Seller. December 29th. M. Paul's Stiulx < lu»> Meeting Postponed Tlie Evening group of St. Paul’s Study Club will not meet Friday, due to the Christmas Bazaar in the chapel. The next meeting will be held January 7th.
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