The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 December 1955 — Page 2
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Birthday* Don ; Sw.ck;:: 1. .on of Mr. and Mrs. .Varren Cv.’:; kard, 9 years old today, D^c. 16. W<thlings Mr .and Mrs. Ivor McMains, 10 years today, Dec. 16.
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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT I am not alone because the Father is with n:e.—John 16:32. - This text saved a man from suicide. He turned failure into success because of the new courage faith brought him.
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Personal And Local News Briefs
There will be a Christmas Pageant presented at the Union Valley church, on Sunday, December 18, at 7:00 p. m. The Putnam County Home Demonstration chorus will meet Monday evening, Dec. 19. at 7:30 at the Gobin church Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. (Chic) Stultz are the parents of a daughter, Susan Beth, born Thursday at the Putnam county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Unsworth and son, Fred, left today for a winter vacation in Florida. They will spent the next ten days in Fort Lauderdale and Miami. The Greencastle Girl Scoius will be caioling Tuesday evening, December 20th. Cali 846-R if you know of any one who would like for these girls to sing- at their door. Mrs. Richard Fulmer and sons of Minneapolis, Mmn., will arrive tomorrow by plane for a holiday visit with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Don Marketf.o. Dr. Fulmer will join his family here on Christmas Eve. Mrs. Nellie Pearl Martin. 64, Brazil, a sister of Mrs. Sylvia Bond of Reelsville, passed away Thursday in a Terre Haute hospital. Last rites will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Miller & Son Funeral Home in Brazil.
.yoticf: ok \ i)mi \ isticatioy In the-Circuit Court of Putnam County, Indiana. .Notice is hereby given that Edith Woodrum was on tliy. 14 dav of I'ec.. 1appointed Administratrix of the estate of Eogan AVoodrnm. deceased. All persons having: claims against said estate, whether or not now «lue. must file the same in said court within six < *> > months from the date "I' !h" first nublication of this notice or said claims will l"' forever harted. Dated at Or eneast]>■. Indiana, this 14 day of Dee. 1055. William K. Padprett. Clerk of the Circnit Court for Putnam County. Inidana. Probate Cause Xo. 0565 K. O. Stossel, Attorney. 1 fi-23-.'?0-3t.
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The members of the Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed the annual Christmas party at the home of Miss Elizabeth Ward on Wednesday evening. Assisting the hostess were Miss Elizabeth Ensign; Miss Mabel Burton. Miss Helen Black and Mrs. Margaret Potter.
Christmas Supper At Clinton Falls Church The annual Christmas supper will be served at the Clinton Falls church Saturday evening at 6:00 p. m. Everyone is invited to come with well filled baskets and enjoy the true Christmas spirit.
Penelope Club Meets Tuesday Penelope Club will meet Tuesday Dec. 20th at 1:00 p. m. at Boots N Saddle for the Christmas luncheon. The luncheon will be followed by the Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Vernon Shirley. There will be a 50c gift exchange. Members are reminded to bring food for the Cheer basket to this meeting. Mrs. Ernest H savin will be assisting hostess and Mrs. W. C. Zaring will have the program. Belle Union PT \ Will Meet Monday The Belle Union PTA will meet Monday night, December 19, at 7:30. A musiefft program will be given by the High School chorus. Each family is asked to bring a plate of home made candy. Miss Bible Harmon Hostess For Party The home of Al’sr Billie Harmon. 25 South Vine street, w’as the scene of a lovely Christmas party Wednesday afternoon, for the members of the Junior Dept, of the First Baptist Sunday school. Games ca’rving out the Christmas idea were enjoyed and singing of Christmas carols accorr.paniecf by Mary Ruth Ba’r with her accoroi ju Gifts were given the children from the teachers of tho Junior Dept. The dining room table decorated with Christmas flowers and candles, also large drays of colorful decorated sandwiches and cookies with hot chocolate was appreciated by the children. Those present were Carol Cunningham, Nancy Lthe, Sandra Pearson, Anita Parr, Marsha Proctor, Barbara Padgett, Mary Ruth Barr, Peggy Day, Myra Hickman, Diana Flint, Linda Baumunk, Elaine Hickman, Steve York. Steve Flint, Jimmy York, Allen Scroggin, David' York, Ronnie York, Van Allen Sanford, Gary Osborne, Richard Lee York. The teachers present were Mrs. C. C. Ricker, Miss Billie Harmon, Mrs. Lowell Flint and Mrs. Judy Strain. Other guests were Mrs. Elsie
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Women Meet To Form New Club A group of West Marion Home Demonstration Club members mei. on Wednesday, December 14, at the home of Mrs. Verlin Cash to organize a new Home Demonstration Club. Mrs. Paul Sinclair took charge of the meeting by introducing Mrs. Paul Cassady, county Home Demonstration agent and Mrs. Paul McKeehan, county club president. She then asked each person present to introduce herself. Mrs. William Craig led the singing of America. The club creed was repeated. Mrs. Cassady gave a brief period of instruction as to the purpose and goals of home demonstration work. Its primary purpose is education. She stated that it makes up the largest organized adult educa-tional group in the world. Mrs. McKeehan told of some of the activities and achievements carried out by the clubs in this county. Mrs. William Craig read the duties of the local officers after which she was elected president. Mrs. Craig then took the chair and the following officers were elected: Mrs. Doyle Nichols, vice-president, Mis. Gene Ca-sh, secretary-trea-surer; Mrs. Jack Ozment, publicity secretary. Mrs. Craig appointed Mrs. Verlin Cash, song leader; Mrs. Robert Cash, Safety Leader; Mrs. Donald Cash, Outlook Leader. Mrs. John W. Cash, Mrs. Verlin Cash, Mrs. Doyle Nichols, Mrs. William Woods, Mrs. Jack Ozment, and Mrs. Robert Cash volunteered as lesson leaders for the coming year. Members of the new club had an opportunity to sign up for and Special Interest Lessons coming in the next year in which they were interested. Plans were made to meet on the second Wednesday of each month, wdth the next meeting to ba at the home of Mrs. Wm. Craig a-t 1:00 P. M. on Jariuary 11. Members of the West Marion Club will give the lesson on ‘‘Quick and Easy Meals.” Those on the roll in the new club are: Mrs. Wm. Craig, Mrs. Doyle Nichols, Mrs. Gene Cash, Mrs. Jack Ozment, Mrs. Verlin Cash. Mrs. Robert Cash, Mrs. Donald Cash, Mrs. John Wayne ash, Mrs. William Woods, and Mrs. Lao Pickett. This makes 30 Home Demonstration Clubs in the Putnam County Organizat : on.
.Mrs Ulodfelter Is Hostess To Club The Christmas meeting of the Community Servics Club was a-t the home of Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter. In the absence of our president, Mrs. Wayne Marks, Mrs. Dale Ross had charge of the meeting. Mrs. Paul Smith read the History of the song of the month, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” was led by Mrs. Norman Evens. The creed was led by Mrs. Albert Harshbarger and Flag Salute by Mrs. C. E. Coffman. Outlook lesson by Mrs. Cecil English and Safety Lesson by Mrs. Max Clodfelter. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. William Chadd, who left our club and moved to Georgia. A donation was made to our Community Christmas project and to the Mental Health Christmas Cheer, also a F.B. bond was purchased. After all business was taken care of, all drawed names for Secret Pals for the coming year. Everyone joined in singing Christmas carols. Mrs. Cyr.l Masten read a Christmas Story, “The Little Gray Lamb,” and Thursa Evans song a solo, “O. Holy Night.” Following this all seated around a lovely lighted Christmas tree and received a gift from their secret pals. During the social hour lovely refreshments were served by Mrs. Clodfelter and her cc-hostess, Mrs. Max Clodfelter. Twentyfour members and two guests, Mrs. Jc.vnes Nicholson and Mrs Norman Evens were present and later became members.
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Heard the ^*.ells on Christmas I Thanks **9* offered in unison
morn” was sung by Fstella
Phipps ncid Bettv Aker. Mau. inc Aker rea l an interest-
ing article, “The Joy of Sharing.”
The poem, “The Christmas
Stocking” was read by Helen
Shinn.
Roll call was answered by presenting our Christmas stockings io the president. The proceeds of same are used to buy the treats for the children of the Sunday School. , Members present were: Maude Adamson. Betty Aker. Maurine AkeiJ. Marsha Brattain, Ethel Bogard, Leris Call. Leta Mace, Estella Phipps, Cora Rowings, Jean Rowings, Bernadine Shinn, Helen Shinn, Radna Salin, Sarah Squires, Mary Shonkwiler, Virginia Summerville, Nellie Thomas, Reba Reeves. Lucy Swinn. Guests were: Mrs Belva Grupe and Mrs. Eva Brattain, also. Judy Rowings, Jimmy Summers, Rickey Summerville, Norma j Dale Phipps and Ermar Lou Reeves and Linda Brown. The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ear! Rowings.
Mi- Norman Ke-ter ha 1 th Trneg C ike. The pre (>nt, Mrs. Writer Hutchesn called the meeting to order, Mrs Flvin Williams read the History of “Hark. The Herald Angels Sing.” song of the month, which was sung in unison. Secretary and treasurer reports were read. Mrs. Wilbur Carmichael and Bertha Fitzpatrick, displayed a copper tray, and will give a lesson in January, A committee was appointed to fill in the club books for the ensuing year. Names were drawn for secret pals. Mrs. Howard Rightsell, Mrs Wendell Brattain. Mrs. Richard Gilsinger, sang "White Christmas and Silent Night was sung
rend the Christmas Storv. A ,hort Christmas rk : was ’'ven • jy MesdtTues. Wrni i. nr:', an. Richard Gilsinger. Norman Hester, Howard Rightsell and Bertha Fitzpatrick. This was especially enjoyed by the children as Mrs. Kester was Santa Claus with all the gifts and treats. Our president presented each member with a lovely gift and greeting for which Mrs. Herbert expressed thanks in behalf of all members. Mrs. Elvin Williams, conducted two seasonal contests which were won by Mrs. Walter Hutcheson and Mrs. Norma Kester. All gathered around for pictures'. Meeting adjourned, wishing each a Merry Christmas, to meet with Mrs. Wilbur Car-
in unison. Mrs. Clark Herbert, micha 1 January 6th at 7 p. m.
Manhattan Club In All Day Meeting The Manhattan Home Makers Home Demonstration Club met December 9th, for an all day meeting, at the church witn : Mrs. Elvin Williams, Mrs. Walter , Hutcheson, Mrs, Wilbur Car- i miehael and Bertha Fitzpatrick ! as hostesses. The church was beautifully | decorated in Holiday splendor, j At the noon hour aMelieious din- ; ner was enjoyed by eleven mem- | hers, eight children and one ! guest, Mrs. Bessie Roberts.
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Lena Group Meets With Mrs. Call The Lena Methodist WSCS met 4t the beautiful decorated home of Mrs. Darrell Call for the December meeting. After a bountiful noon meal the meeting was called to order by the president Helen Shinn. Sarah Squire opened the meeting with a prayer Devotions were given by Leta Mace and was taken from the upper room and the 1st and 2nd Luke. Radna read a short story, “Christmas Around the World” and was assisted by group singing. It was very impressive and enlighutamg. A special song, I
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