The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1955 — Page 2
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the daily banner, greencastle, Indiana, Monday, april 25, 1955.
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Mi-. Mary Ditties entered the Putnam County hospital Sunday. The Progress History Club will meet Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Grafton Dongden, Sr. Mrs. Hubei t Smallz will have the program. Little Miss Martha Frances * Campbell, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Joseph B. Campbell has entered the Putnam County HosI :tai for treatment and observa-
tion.
Mrs. Fexd Lucas was in Indianapolis Saturday for the meet.ng of the May Wright Sewell Council of Women at the Lincoln Hotel. M. T. Wolf, member of the Variety Club was the lunch-
eon speaker.
The Modern Homemakers Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. William Templeman, 215 Shadowlawn Ave., Tuesday, Apiil 2Gth, 8:00 p. m. Roll call will be a flower seed and bulb exchange. Lois J. Arnold of the First
SOCIETY
t Lvon and Miss Maxine Gibson are shown selling a j The name of Oran Jones was i. K m Crawley, for the Youth Center Benefit dance omitted from the list of names
who graduated from the Eighth
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i the Armory April 30th. Music for the dar-re wiM Syntones. Jim Shelton, radio personality wall • vi h • izes, which have been donated by Uhe
j V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary meet Wednesday at 7:30 at the
ost Home.
Dr. and Miss Leland A. Trip- ^ ^ Af uulu ui lue ritaL . pett were the week end guests of ! Cjtizens Bank and Trust Co ^ and ! Dr. Trippett’s mother and other j Ward Mayhall of the Ce ntral Narelatives in Princeton. . tiona j B ank are attending the
j two-day trust conference sponsored by the Indiana Bankers
Martha Washington Club To Meet Wednesday The Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Edgar Stevenson. Members please note change of meeting place.
Twentieth Century Club To Meet Wednesday The Twentieth Century Club will meet Wednesday afternoon. April 27. at 2 o'clock at the home jl Mrs. Omer Beck. Mrs. Blanche Monaett will be assistant hostess md Mrs. Sarah Wuight will have the program.
Mothers Study Chib Meets This Evening The Mothers Study Club will meet this evening at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Lou Miller, 100 Bloomington street. Mrs. Demise Sunkel wil lhave the program.
special guests of the Oieencastls Branch. Dr. Virginia Harlow, Head of the English Department of DePauw will give a brief talk on ‘What A. A U. W. Means." Miss Helen Schleman, Dean of Women at Purdue University, will be the guest speaker, addressing the group on "The Role of Educated Women in the World Today.” Following the program. Mrs. ohn Ricketts and her committee viU serve tea to the members and juests.
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wj.iie. Refieshm.nts were sew- < ed by the hostesses. Out of town guests were Mrs. William Shelly and Mrs. William j Bromer of Indianapolis. Mr?.. Frank Barrickman. Jr.. of | Streator, 111., and Mrs. David Smith of Terre Haute.
and won by Mrs. Cecil Craft ani Mrs. Forest Aker. Guests of the meeting were Mrs. Elvin Williams, Mrs. Walter Hutcheson. Mrs. Fred Lawson and Mrs. Wilson.
Canaan Home Demonstration Club Meets
high school students will present several musical num- ■ the evening.
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grade at Putnamville. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Conrad and son, •Fleck,” returned on Sunday from Vincennes, where they spent the week end with relativ-
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Charles R. Brown of Findlay, Ohio was in Greencastle on Saturday to attend the Business and Industry Day at DePauw. H-2 visited with his grandparents, I Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown, and other relatives. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eitel and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eitel were Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Spear of Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Martin of Indianapolis, and Miss Josephine Spear of Bloomington. Larry Pickens found a giant red mushroom Sunday near the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pickens, of near Belle Union. The mushroom measured 7 inches high and about ten inches in circumference. Mrs. Wallace B. Graves will return from Fort Worth, Tex. tomorrow. Mrs. Graves left Friday afternoon for the Texas city by reason of the death of her grandmother, Mrs. Bert Marshall, who passed away at a hospital in Fort Worth. Billy Gould, local eighth grad-e-r, suffered a bruised kidney in a junior high football game at Clinton Thuisday night. Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gould, is able to attend school but due to the injury it is doubtful that he will play any more football for at least a year or so. The many Greencastle friends of Lt. Col. Chester G. Minton were happy to learn that he was elected president of the Indiana Department of Reserve Officers Association on Sunday. Col. Minton is serving as chaplain of the West 10th Street Veterans Administration Hospital in Indianapolis. For several years he ministered to St. Andrew’s parish in Greencastle, and conducted services in the Episcopal church hero on numerous occasions.
Asso. in Richmond on Monday and Tuesday. The ritualistic team of B. P. O Elks, No. 1077, participated in the District contest held in Brazil on Saturday afternoon. The Indianapolis team won in a close contest. Comprising the Greencastle team were Charles Bridges, Clair Williams, Ben Cannon, Lee Lewis, Robert Y. Cooper, Dr. Charles Finkbiner and George Stewart. A number from Greencastle attended the dance at the I Elks Club in Brazil on Saturday evening.
ANNIVERSARIES
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Mr. and Mrs. William Maddox, April 25, 1955.
GEN. HERSHEY WANTS TO INCREASE AMERICAN ARMY INDIANAPOLIS, April 24— Maj. Gen. Lewis Hershey, the National Selective Service director, has told a meeting of the Indiana Reserve Officers Assn, that a well trained and equipped force is America’s main hope for survival. Hershey, a native of Angola, told the group at a gathering here Saturday night that the ready reserve plan is the most practical school of thought. He said the reserve program could enable the United States to Have a large enough manpower pool to meet a war emer-r gency. Draft calls in such, an emergency would be increased i© to 20 times. Hershey declared he also favors universal military training on grounds it is the only fair way to treat the more than J.500,000 draft eligible young
men.
FISHING FUN
April Showers . . . We’ve had showers of shower^ and the fish have crawled in a hole to keep dry, while we hear that the mushrooms have all hid under toadstools. If the sayings of the old timers are correct, there should be enough May flowers to last until next October. Oh well, there's no use to cry about it. This is a perfect time to get the tackle box out of the basement, and check on the contents. Now is tne time to clean up those rusty hooks, remove that dried and twisted pork rind from that spoon, untangle that roll of leader material, grease the reel, yeah and how about those three empty sections in the plug tray . . . Oh yeah, they’re laying on the bottom of the lake, caught on a root. Well let’s get them straightened up . . . The sun will shine one of these days . . .
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The Canaan Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday, April 20th, with Mrs. Carl Elliott at her home. Mrs. Albert Pfister was her assistant. Owing to the changed date some of the members were unable to attend. Thirteen members, six guests and five children were present to enjoy the meeting and covered dish luncheon to which all did justice. Mrs. Leffel Goss, president, conducted the business meeting. Song of the month was sung and origin of it read by Mrs. Elmer Christy. Secretary’s and treasurer’s reports, salute to both American and Christian flags, roll call and creed were given. ' Mrs. Ray Lawson gave tire "Outlook” and ‘‘Program Planning” was explained by Mrs. Iva Harcourt followed by discussion. Two lessons were given. Mrs. Ray Lawson gave the one on ‘‘Basic Costumes” and Mrs. Glen Duncan on "Citizenship and
You.”
Members of the Putnam Co. Clubs are invited to a tea the afternoon of May 6th at the Christian church in Greencastle honoring the 100 per cent members. There are four in this club. Mrs. Goss read a letter concerning the Summer conference June 21-22-23 at Purdue. The club gave $5.00 to the Cancer Fund. The business meeting ended by repeating the club prayer. During the social hour a contest was given by Mrs. Albert Pfister and won by Mrs. Lois Zeiner. The door prize was won by Mrs. Milford Cox. Mystery Sister gifts were received. Guests were Mrs. Lois Zeiner. Miss Marjorie Christy, Mrs. Glen Hanlon, Mrs. Howard Braden, Mrs. Paul Miller and Mrs. Milfold Cox. The next meeting wil Ibe held at the Civic building at 2 p. m., May 26th with Mrs. Ed Stone and Mrs. Ray Lawson hostesses. All members please take note of change of date.
West Marion Club Holds Meeting The West Ma ion Home Demonstration Club met at the Recreation building in Fillmore, April 15, for their May meeting, with Edith Girton hostess assisted by Flossie Alexander. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mildred Sinclair. The song of month, "All Through the Night,” lead by Marlyn Rasar, was sung. Flag salute and club creed repeated. The lesson on Basic Costume and Accessories was very well given by Dorothy Toney, she demonstr ated with a basic dress using different collars, belts, hats, jewelry and shoes. The members were divided into three groups and one member .of each group was dressed for a certain occasion, then discussed. Roll call answered by eleven members showing their mothe, ‘s picture. Minutes of last meeting was read and approved. A donation was made to Cancer Fund. A report of summer conference to be held June 21, 22. 23 was given. Outlook lessen by Ruby Deweese. Safety lesson given by Edith Girton. Garden lesson by Thelma Arnold. The committee made plans for the poster for Home Demonstration Week. The club was dismissed by all repeating club prayer. Refreshments were served ,by the hostess.
Miss Barbara Sommarstrom To Wed Myron Clodfelter The approaching marriage o Miss Barbara Ellen Somma? strom of Indianapolis and Myror Carl Clodfelter. son of Mr. am Mrs. Carl Clodfelter of Mortem has been announced by the parents of the bride. The weddiii; •vill take place in the Rover Avenue Baptist church in Indianapolis on July 17.
WAGNERS SAYS REDS ARE NOT SINCERE
Ur-;. Morlan Hostess To Pleasant Gardens Club The Pleasant Gardens Horne Demonstration club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Morlan on Friday. April 15. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. Cecil Craft. The club creed, flag salute and song of the month were given in unison after Mrs. Kenneth Eggers read the history of the song of the month, “Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes." Roll call was answered with an Easter 1 Verse. Outlook, Health and Safety reports were given by Mrs. Wayne Allen, Mrs. Roy Johnson and Mrs. Harry Bond. Mrs. Forest Aker, vice president, was in charge of the lesson on Program Planning. Dur ing the social hour contests were given by Mrs. Kennetn 1 Eggers and Mrs. Roy Johnson
INDIANAPOLIS. Apri 24 Addington Wagner. Battle Cre<'k. Mich., top candidate as next national commander of the Am - erican Legion, has charged that Red China’s offer to negotiate jreace for Formosa is an insult. Wagner spoke Saturday at the annual Spring Conforerrcc of Hoosier Legionnaires. He said Premier Chou En-Lai of Communist China insultc-d the United States by ignoring the regular 1 diplomatic channels. He said this showed the premier was not sincere. “If Red China is sincere,” Wagner declared, “all she needs to do is to release the American fliers she is holding illegally and the other United Nations prisoners. Wagner added the communists also should remove the forces they now are building up opposite the Chinese Nationalists stronghold of Formosa.
CASE DISMISSED NORWICH. Conn. April 25 (UP)—A pedestiran charged in police court that motorists Bernard Moffett and Russell Carlson shouted: “Get out of our way or we’ll run you over.” The case was dismissed, however, when it developed (hat both men are deaf mutes.
Bethel 78 Inspection This Evening
Bethel 78, Job’s Daughters will have installation and in spection this evening at the Masonic temple. Dinner will be served at o’clock and the installation and nspection will start at 7:30 p m.
A. A. U. W. Meets Tuesday
The Greencastle Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet on Tuesday evening, April 26th, at the Alpha Chi House, at 8:00 o’clock. The senior women of DePauw University will be
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Observed Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett, 916 South Indiana street, observed their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon when open house was held for their friends. Their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leortard H^llinger, assisted the parents during the afternoon, when friends called to offer their congratulations. Mrs. Garrett’ was formerly Miss Libby Wood. Both Mr. and Mrs. Garrett were residents of Madison township and were married on April 24, 1905 at the home of the Rev. Jasper N. Dalby. For several years they lived in Madison township, where Mr. Garrett was engaged in farming. In 1908 they moved to Greencastle and have lived on south Indiana street since 1919. Byron Irwin, a nephew, is believed to be the only one present et the wedding who was able to attend the Golden anniversary Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Shelly Honored On Saturday Morning Miss Susanna Shelly was honored at a miscellaneous shower 1 on Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Laurel H. Turk. Miss Shelly will become the bride of Paul Rodger Hennum of Indianapolis on May 15th. Mrs. Earl Sourwine was a joint hostess with Mrs: Turk. The Turk home was beautifully decorated with spring flowers in the bridal colors of pink and
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