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THE DAILY 5' NNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, I’AOE TWO WKDVESD AT. NOVEMBER 16

Farmers Meet At Roachdale

iv.re- mo* Incom? Tax f>rhool o * ; at CrawfoidsvfRe D^r. 21 at the Kami Bureau Co-op building. Meeting is from 9 a.

SOCIETY

THE DAILY BANNER

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s-*PI?ALD CONSOUDATtC j Mrs. Max (dltz Entered in the postoffloe at Hostess To Club

(ireeneastle, Indiana as second j class mail matter under act of

m. to 2 p. m. CST FNeryone is March 7# 1878 . Subscription

’Wm- FrankMr Township Farm p.uiea i B.e* jnjj w*s held in the * * C 'etem t, Nov. 8th %rr a e-.fi •upper. There were

«x present.

A' 4he meal, the meeting v jw r to order by Mrs. Oral Wt lev ■ t.hA ab.'ence of the

cit airman.

7 s meeting was tinned

in th^ •' F. A. chapter to show 1 »* pyr. w- arvl friends how the 1'uin*# Farmers erf America e-nul-jr i4eir meetings and some

of their n** e/nonies.

T1»*t bad a drawing to see v»'ne e'eirW receive the F.F.A. fflt Inpoa leet litter of Hamp-

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■».- «cre given by Vr. Eiitl e. He was very f.ro«d wC • boys and girls at R «.• til ale and the boys who to «* pa a in the meeting. , ■ was voted on to pay the bills io* the chili supper. b was askerl that the people * w Xm* gifts for the Mental 1 ’ •'f< i* Time are to be put in Oterrett’s Shoe Store window Nov. 15 to Dec. 5. I*» Kay Whitley played two ■ mibfciu on her aoeordian. ‘*Fiom f , ’ie Manger to the Cross,” a#'<l A r>j>en T T p Your Heart and hot t Sun Shine In.” Announcements were made as follows: The convention was to be Xov. 9, ’0 and 11 at Murat T inH" at Indianapolis. Nov. 14 w ^ Acluovement meeting at Hfe^laville for 44^boys and gilds to seccive their 4-H pins and im’ards. i >oc. 6th Officers Training meofing and the place was to be an a jy meed later. They want ■il township officers to attend. District 5 Tax and Legislative I)ejiaAnient of Indiana Fami

invited to attend and participate in the discussion. The Pet and Hobby Club met with Mrs. Avery Hopkins. Don't forget our Xmas dinner

next month.

SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. John Hanks

over t w observe 601h Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. John Hanks will

observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday. Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks will receive their relatives, neighbors and frienls at their farm home, one mile east of Mt. Meridian, Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4

o'clock.

They will be assisted by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierson. Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Hanks and Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Green. A daughter. Mrs. Nellie Roberts, of Upper Barby, Pa , will not be able to be present.

price 25 cents per week; $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. K. Kariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT His wife looked from behind him. and she became a pillar of

salt.—Gen. 19:26.—This record j paring a tasty one-dish casserole.

The Clinton Homemakers Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Max Gibz. Wednesday. November 9th. The president, Mrs. Wayne Bettis, opened the meeting with tne pledge to the

flag and club creed.

The second part of the project lesson, "Quick and Easy Desserts” was very interestingly presented by Mrs. Millard Clodfelter and Mrs. Donald Newgent. After a demonstration of pre-

Club "Meets With Mrs. Bernice ^reward The Novemo^r r.ectng of Comuni.y Sendee Ciub va.- h*. ' at the home of Mrs. Bern: .* Steward. The president, Mrs. Wayne Marks, calle i the meeting to order. All repeated the flag salute and creed. The history of the song of the month, “Auld Lang Syne” was given by Mrs. Robert Michael. Roll call was answered by 19 members and one guest, Mrs.

at the church to observe their > have a Christmas party and a ,o o

15th y~ar in service c.f th= Wonaa'j S . icty of Cn.i.Vian Service. The i tor ring work was quilting. Thanks for the noon meal was given by Mrs. Lois Thompson. A cake with 15 candles was lighted by Mrs. Nellie Duell who is the oldest charter member. Everyone enjoyed a most de-

licious chicken dinner.

At 1:30 the meeting was called

to order.

A piano solo was given bv

Norman Evans, by giving a Bible j ^ Laura Guth:ie followed by

verse. Garden hint was given

has been handed down for many centuries at Beduin camp fires. The teaching clear ly is that when we turn from evil ways we should not look backward but

forward.

Coterie Meets Friday Coter ie will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Sandy Cox. Members please bring article for auction sale to this meeting.

Personal

And Local News Briefs

everyone gave the recipe their own favorite one-dish meal. Mrs. Albert Whitehead gave a most interesting review of the "Life of Clara Booth Luce.” Roll call was answered by each member bringing their own baby picture. Mrs. Albert Whitehead won the contest guessing the pictures. During the business meeting committee reports were given. The motion was made and passed by the club to give the

| two girls 4-H leaders a gift of j $5 each, in appreciation of their

Mrs. Maud Crodran or Bain- j summers work with the 4-H

bridge is visiting relatives and fP 1 '! 5 -

friends in Greencastle this week. • '^* ie soc * a ^ hour was enjoyed

I by Four teen members and two

Maple Heights Home Demon- | guests, Mrs. Myron Clodfelter stration Club will hold a pitch-in | a nd Mrs. Mesia Frank, and two

by several on how to keep flow-

ers in winter.

Outlook lesson was given by foi . Mrs. Cecil English stating employment would be high for the

coming year.

Safely lesson by Mrs. Max Clodfelter stressing the fact we cannot be too careful of trash

fires.

It was voted to begin meetings at 7:00 o'clock during the winter months. The second part of lesson on quick and easy meals was given by Mrs. Cecil English. She demonstrated by having made two different casserole dishes an i

dinner Sunday evening at the I club house. All members, their

children.

The December meeting will be

Neighbors Sewing Clttb To .Meet Thursday The Neighborly Sewing Club will meet Thursday evening at 7.30 a-t the home of Mrs. Dorothy Sutherlin. The annual auction sale will be held. Members please bring gifts for the Christmas Riley box. Emera Club Meets Friday Mrs. Fred Starr will be hostess to Emera Club Friday evening at 7:30. Members are asked to please notify the hostess if they cannot attend.

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stle or Clear View Club Cloverdale

5 .Miles West of Cloverdale

families and guests are invited, j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Members are asked to bring j James Nicholson Thursday, night

small gifts for prizes. Walter Tate, a salesman for the Adams and Ryan Wholesale Grocery firm, was stricken while at Plainfield late Tuesday and was later brought to his home here, where it was reported he was resting fairly comfortable

today.

The city firemen were busily engaged today in repainting and cleaning up their Jiving quarters on the second floor of the city hall. A lot of pea-green paint was used, even on the refrigerator. New linoleum was laid on the floor and the entire place was made quite attractive. Greencastle Chapter No. 255 of the Order of Eastern Star will meet Wednesday, Dec. 7 in their regular stated meeting when all Past Matrons and Past Patrons will be honored by the chapter. There will be a short Christmas program with a social hour to | follow. All O. E. S. members are | welcome.

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Dec. 15. at 6:30 CST. Husbands and children will be guests, and members please bring well-filled baskets and their own table service for the pitch-in supper. It was decided to have a 50c grabbag for the men and women and and 25c for children.

Mt. Meridian VV. S. C. S. In November Meeting The Mt. Meridian WSCS held its November meeting at the home of Mrs. Oren Buis . The meeting was opened by repeating the Lord’s Prayer and singing "Bless Be The Tie.” The loll was called and the members answered their presence by giving a verse from tha Bible containing the word Thanksgiving. There are three boys in service overseas who are to receive Xmas boxes filed by the ladies of the group. Plans were made to have a silent auction a f a later date. Our Xmas meeting will be held at the County Farm and at that meeting each member is to bring a gift to one of the residents there. There were eight members of the Pleasant Hill WSCS at our meeting. Mrs. Gladys Cook gave the devotions by reading the 29th. verse of 118th Psalm and giving a reading on Thanksgiving as their part of the devotionals. Mrs. Barbara Boshen was co-hos-tess and gave several interesting contests. There were deicious refreshments served to eleven members, eight guests and three children.

prayer in unison. Scripture was lead by Irma Eggers. Subject of the lesson was Women in the

Church.

A duet, ’'Above the Hi^s,” by Mrs. Pearl Hassler and Mrs. Lois Thompson. A litany of Thanksgiving was given in unison. A duet, “Have You Counted the Cost” by Mrs. Lucille Hutcheson and Mrs. Lois Thompson. Mrs. Mildred Hutcheson gave the report of the Society and its accomplishments in these past 15 years. Fifteen members and two guests attended. The meeting closed by repeating the Lord’s Prayer in unison.

:hc regular meeting in Decerr-

b r. M s. Gienn Flint gave the

esond part ox the lesson on “Quick and Easy Meals.” The safety and outlook lessons

were given.

Following the meeting everyone made a tour of the Union Building. After that everyone went to the Coca-Cola plant for a tour of the plant. Everyone learned tHe way the bottles were washed and filled and other interesting things in the plant. At the end of the tour everyone was given cokes and the new orange drink the plant is making. From there everyone went to the curtain factory for a tour. There they saw the ways curtains were made. This ended the

day's tour.

later serving to the guests.

Aftei being dismissed by pr ay- Brick Chapel Club

er members enjoyed a social hour and refreshments served by Mrs. Steward and Mrs. Michael. The December meeting will b j with Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter the second Tuesday of December-.

Met At Union Bldg. The Brick Chapel

Home Ee

Reelsville Women Mark Anniversary

On Thursday, Nov. 3rd

Reelsville Methodist women met

Club met Tuesday, Nov. 7th, at the DePauw Union Building. After eating lunch the meeting I was opened by the president. Ail > repeated the flag salute and club j pr ayer. The secretary’s report ! was read. Mrs. Roland Lane rethe i ported on the lesson she had taken on trays. It was decided to

New Maysville Club Held Good Meeting Alice Hatfield assisted by Chrystelle Bertrand was November hostess to the New Maysville Community Club. The devotional period was in charge of Nelle Malayer, the Bible verse being Isaih 32-17. The subject When Love Reigns” this being in keeping with the Veteran's Day thought, A pr ayer for pea-ce and the poem "A Man’s Measure- ! ment” concluded this part of the program. The club will take part in the Mental Health Chrismas Gift Plan and members may leave packages at Gar rett’s Shoe Store. Louise Suilivan conducted the project lesson; the subject, "Table Setting for Children’s Parties using Christmas colors

nf re I md green and giving ideas for other hnlidavs. Marshmallow favors made up as snowmen and rabbits wore very attractive. Chrystelle Bertrand and Mable Bobbin.- were guests and the club will meet Dec. 9. 1:30 CST with Gladys Sutherlin.

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F.H.A. Group Sends Flowers To C’hnrehes The Roachdale Chapter F.H A. in observance of National FHA Week, sent a bouquet of flowers to the churches represented in our organization. 1'he flowers were sent to the following curchcs on Sunday, October 30. The Roachdale Christian Church, Roachdale Presbyterian Church, Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Parkersburg Christian Church, and Somerset Christian Church. After church, the flowers were sent to an ill person in the community. On Sunday, November 6. some of our FHA. members attended our president’s church at Somerset. Those who attended were Julia Brooks Janice Windmiller, Deanna Cooper. Janet Hayes. Carolyn Van Vactor. Carole Handley, June Abbott. Ann Radford. Nan Br oadus Martha Goodman, Rosemary Holtom. Mrs. Goodin, n, and Mrs. Robertson. Women’s Fellowship Group Meets Thursday The Women’s Fellowship group of the First Christian church will meet Thursday evening at the church. Mrs. Ward Mayhali will have the program.

DR. CANNON PRESCRIBES!

LADIES. STOP WORRYING!

IS A MAN S IDEA

CHRISTMAS

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WHY WORRY ABOUT GIFTS FOR MEN? A marrs i’iea for Christmas is someth* mg to we?.? — in good taste — of fine quality * - - ccrrect in style, Set yctir rcrnd af rest and select the things T;e wants to wear from his own store. You esmf go wreng by shopping here fer his gifts, for our sole aim in life is fs p!e3S3 m?n and their lady friends.

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*i T *;*a:vrio\s SUITS NEWEST AM) smAKTF.ST FABKICS TOFCQHTS PLAIDS AND ALL SHADES LUGGAGE FINEST IN SAMSONITE JACKETS LONGS AND SHORTS — ALL FABRICS HATS, ROBES AND SO MANY THINGS TO CHOOSE FROM

small deposit will hold the gifts of your

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CANNON’S For HIS Christmas Gifts