The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 December 1955 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA. I’AM TWO TI E-nAV. nFCT-MBF-R «.

Mra. 1^4*0ra A. A’etjr 09. a half r . ''r of Mr.~. H :b?r cl I. ; isviilc, died Monday at her home in Torre Haute. Mr. r nd Mrs. Claude Newgent have returned to their home in {'••bring:. Fla., after spending; the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives and friends here. They were accompanied to their home by Mrs. Newgent’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brattain, R. 1, who plan to spend the winter months in Florida’. Their address i' : Sebring. Fla., R. R. 1, Box 520-A.

WNIVERSARIES

Wedding M and Mrs. John Lairmore, 1 . 14 years today, Dec. 6. Quick Relief that Lasts' ^ PILE PAIN Thom ton-Minor Ointment is a complete formula with special ingredients to relieve itching, burning, pain and reduce swelling. Coes to work instantly; lasts for hours. Proved clinic formula— ointment or suppositories, SI 00. Insist on Thornton-Minor Pile Ointment—at all drug stores.

. ' ARn OF THANKS We wi-h to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives tor expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our Mother and grandmother, Anna L. Shuey. We especially wish to thank Rev. George Green, the pallearers and Chastain Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toney Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Priest Mr. and Mrs. Geo. V. Priest Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackwell

IN MEMORY

In memory of Mother, Mrs. Lula R. Brown, who passed away Dec. 5. 1945. Deep in our hearts lies a picture Of our loved one gone to rest, I - m :*mory’s frame we shall always keep it As I ng as life shall last. As we loved her—So do we miss her— In u:r hearts she is always near, Loved, remembered, longed for always, Erir-'.s many a silent tear. The children.

PONT BEAD THIS IF YOUR S IS A ONE CAR FAMILY!

Families owning more than o ie automobile now receive a 25 per cent Discount cn automobile psjfiiic liability and collision insurance coverages on each addif^nal automobile. IKE FOLLOWING SJUAURFATiONS APPLY: I. Hafi ,? al!y 9 we rm s! insure 213 the vamily automobiles qualifying, ?. Fcii! manual rates (no discount) must apply to one automobile. Ar^moblles with a regular male driver under r e 95 do not qualify 0 F sshiess automobiles do nat qualify. FARMERS SPECIAL A •arm tnoA under l ton rated capacity is a 'vr?' r: artemekite for pus poses of computing 25 per cent Discount * ’ ’ f:e happ?; tefalk to these families who " for this discount.

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THE DAILY BANNER I All members of Women of the

and

' j * !d ALD CONSOLIDATED o’clock at the Moose Hall. There

Entered In the postofflce at w.ll b initiation.

Gref nrastle, Indiana as second j Sunday dinner guests of Mr. class mall matter under act of j and Mrs. Artie Boswell and

; Moos? are urged to attend meet- | j ing Wednesday evening at S |

March 7, 1878. Subscription price *5 '‘ents per week; $5.90 per year by mail in Putnam

Ruthie and Mrs. John L. Basham and Lloy of Roachdale were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Query. Wayne,

County; $6.00 to $10.40 per year j Donald and Cecil of Gieencastle

outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

Personal And Local News Briefs

Mrs. Everett Wallace has returned to her home from the Methodist hospital in Indianap-

olis.

The Century Club will meet Friday, December 9th at 8:00 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Allan Harlan, 20 Cole Apt. The St. Paul’s Study Ciub will meet with Mrs. Orville Webb, 309 So. Jackson St., Thursday at 2:00 p. m. 50c gift exchange. The Women’s Study Club will meet with Mrs. Herbert L. Heller on Friday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. R. E. Sandy will present the program. There will be a 50c gift exchange. The Morning unit of the League of Women voters will meet Thursday, December 8th, at 9:00 a. m. with Leah WIttich, 614 South Locust street. The subject will be Home Rule. The Bainbridge Home Economics Club will meet Thursday, Dec. 8th with Mrs. Maurice Rees. There will be a program and installation of officers. Everyone is asked to bring a pound of whatever you choose for refreshments. Among those who will go to Indianapolis tomorrow for a Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting are L. H. Dirks, J. B. Crosby, A. L. Deacon, Ralph A. Lindbloom, Marion Wilson, Robbert Farber, Willard Umbreit, David L. Grimes, Deward Smythe and Dr. Russell J. Humbert. Mrs. Fred L. Davis of Detroit, Mich., is the guest of the Alpha Phi sorority from December 4th to 8th. Mrs. Davis is the district governor of Alpha Phi and is making her annual visit to Michigan, Illinois and Indiana Universities. She will be remembered in Gieencastle as Miss Elinor Smith, a former DePauw grad-

uate.

Today was the 56th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hillis. Mr. Hillis recalled that there were seven inches of snow on the ground and j the mercury was four below zeio, j the day of their wedding. Of ! course it was in the horse and buggy days, and Mr. Hillis recalls that there was a bright moon, but it was terribly cold.

| and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boswell. I Janet and AIi?n of Noblesvilie. j They celebrated the birthdays of I both Mr. and Mrs. Henry BosI weil a-.'.d Mr. Query.

Ncvvccnu r-. Club

Meet’. Wednesday Newcomers Chib will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Clinton Green. Co-hostesses will be Nica Goodson and Marian Hillberry. Sam Hanna will show slides of DePauw University. Members please remember 25c Christmas

gift exchange.

by the other local officers. Mrs. Don Wilson. Mrs. William Thom- : .e, M ? Robert Crcthy one Mrs. Drake Brooknlrire. The initiates v.'i'l be Mrs. Gary Snodgrass, Mrs. Russell Powers and Mrs. Edwin Smith. Following the initiation a cooperative dinner and Christmas party will be held at the home of Mrs. Drake Brookshire. The local chapter in addition to contributing to all national hilanthropies supports three nurse scholarships and a kindergarten. They are also furnishing a room in the new wing of the hospital and contributing to all diives and charities.

Christmas Party Tonight At Union Members of DePauw’s Memorial Student Union will stage their annual Christmas Party this evening in the Union ballroom at 3:30. Chairman of the affair, which includes a turkey dinner plus entertainment by university students, is Mrs. Grafton Longden,

Sr.

Host and hostesses will be Messrs, and Mesdames Kenneth Bennett, Charles W. Hymer, Raymond R. Neal, and Chester Coan. Arrangements for decorations and the program have been made by the Union’s public relations area, under the direction of Cathy Ashley, junior coed at DePauw.

Roachdale Sorority To Hold Initiation Theta Lambda chapter of D<jlta Theta Tau sorority at Roachdale will hold initiation and inspection on December 8th. Mrs. J. Russell Fair of Bloomington, Indiana, the national president will be the inspecting

officer.

Mrs. Thomas Crodian, the local president will entertain at her home with a luncheon in honor of Airs. Fair. She will be assisted

APPLES $3.00 A Bushel MOORE’S ORCHARD IStato Road 43 Raccoonl

Christian Women’s Groups To Meet Thursday The Christian Women’s Fellowship Group meetings will be held Thursday as follows: Kappa, Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, 2 p. m.; Upsilon, Mrs. Ruth Fry, 7:30 p. m.; Rho, Mrs. Frank Schafer, 2 p. m.; Iota, Mrs. Fre.lerick Dettloff, 2 p. m.; Omicron, Mrs. D. C. Stewart, 7:30; Sigma. Mrs. Hubert Smaltz, 7:30.

Epsilon Chapter Initiates New '•.{embers Epsilon Chapter of Delt-. Kappa Gamma held initiation services for two new members on December 3rd at 6:00 p. m. in the DePauw Student Union building. The new initiates were Miss Ruth Hoehstotler of DePauw and Mrs. Wanda Hazlett of Russellville. Following initiation members of the society enjoyed a dinner served in the Union building. Tables were beautifully decorated in keeping with the Christmas season and also carrying out the sorority’s colors of crimson and gold. The social committee had charge of the decorations. Members had an unusual treat when they were entertained by Miss Pat Clitheio, a student of DePauw, who gave a humorous pantoniine. The speaker of the evening was David W. Robinson, Assistant Doan of Students of DePauw, who spoke on Teacher Recruitment.

CARD OF THANKS [ tb#--#Brtons channel* tn the mak- ; iny end creating of the Heavenly The Courtneys dedra to e:c \ tnrp;ratio bestowed nt and dm - :. .j thur a.) >• Gestation and ing the occasion'oTthe’ob&ei'vti..atltudo .o ali who assisted i: | lion of their GOth wedding an-

fcfrersary. A mpiDWe of tfme will be required to |n a manner recompense and prove our si:.* ceflty and happiness to till concerned.

Net Schedule Cra-wfordsville at Greencastle Wednesday DePauw at Ball State Russellvill? vs Belle Union at Reelsville Fillmore at Noi’th Salem Bainbridge at Ladoga.

What gift grows bigger and better every dav?

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