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' at 6:15 in the Parish House. Mrs. ! Howard Harmless is in charg’e of ; supper air angements and the | program is under the direction af the choir director, Jerry Wil1 liams. and the organist, Ronaid Coons. Children are welcome to | come along with their parents.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT He leadeth me beside the still waters. Psalms 23:2.—The shepherd boy David did that to hif sheep, so he thought God guides his people to abundance and to peace.

j Word has been received here of ; the death of Mrs. Allen T. Shaw, j who was killed in an auto acoiI lent in P.ockford, 111. Rev. Allen j Shaw, was critically injured in i the accident. Rev. and Mrs. Shaw I are former Brazil residents. Rev. I Shaw is the brother of the late j Srrett Shaw of this community j Funeral services will be held Frij :ay at 3:30 p. m. Miller and Sons FuneralHome in Brazil, with burial in Union cemetery south oi Brazil.

•Sorority Held Meeting Tue^lay Night The Epsilon Psi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held Tuesday night at the Public Service Room. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Billie Harmon, duiing which plans were made for a bake sale in the spring. Plans were also discussed for coloring Easter eggs for a money making project. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Pat Haltom which will be a "come as you are party.”

ported by the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, has been storming the beaches of the Camp Pendleton reservation since Jan. 17 and will continue to maneuver ashore until Jan. 23.

Miss Judith Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller of Reelsville,announce the engagement of their daughter. Judith to Pvt. Don W. Buttrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Buttrey of Terre JIaute. Pvt. Buttrey is a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and a member of the Theta Chi fraternity. He is stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. Miss Miller is a student at Indiana University.

Mr. and Mrs. Thad Bridges of Coatesville wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Caroline Anne to Airman Second Class Robert Dale Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murray of Indianapolis. Miss Bridges is employed in the law firm of Locke, Reynolds, Boyd & Weisell in Indianapolis and Airman Murray is presently with the United States Air Force stationed at Randolph Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. A summer wedding is being planned.

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Dr. John W. Bishop of Berkley Calif., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop over the w r eek end. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hill, Jr., Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at the Putnam county hospital. The St. Pauls Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Richard Flynn. 701 Shadowlawn, Ave. Thursday at 2:00 p. m. The Deer Creek Coon Hunters will meet Thursday, Janua?’y 24th, at the club house. All members urged to attend. The members and friends of St. Andrew’s Church will hold their January pitch-in supper and Family Night, this Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Haver of Morton are visiting their son, Lloyd in Hollywood, Fla. Lloyd is teacher in the schools in Hollywood. There will be a meeting of the women who will play golf this summer at Windy Hill Country club, Thursday morning at 10 o’clock at the home of Mrs. James G. Hughes. The First Christian Church will have a Family Night Supper Thursday evening at 6:30 in Fellowship Hall. All members and friends of the church are invited to bring food and table service, and join in the fun, fellowship and worship of the evening. Members of the CYF will present a religious movie. The program will be finished by 8:45 or 9:00 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Major lave returned from Mexico and 3an Diego, California where they dsited with his brother and wife. Mr and Mrs. R.ay Major. They visited the Painted Desert, Petri--ied Forest, Grand Canyon, Paljrnar Observatory, largest in the vvoild, San Diego Zoo, Point Lofa and many other places of interest. They went aboard the Italian cruiser Monteccuccoli at San Diego harbor. It was a most interesting and worthwhile trip.

NEWS OF BOYS CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (FHTNC)—Pfc. Roy L. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Rogers of 905 S. Illinois St., Greencastle, Ind., is participatng in "Operation Ski-Jump” with the 1st Marine Division durng the period Jan. 7-23. "Ski-Jump,” a large-scale maneuver utilizing land, sea and iir forces of the Marine Corps md Navy, is taking place at Gamp Pendleton, Calif., and at sea, employing over 50.000 men and more than 100 ships. The 1st Marine Division, sup-

THREE CHILDREN PERISH WINONA, Minn. (UP) — Flames that suffocated throe chifdren and critically injured two others while devouring a one-story home near here were set off by the youngsters as they played with matches in a closet, authorities said today. Dead were John Buol. 6, Debra, .3, and Hunter, 18 months, children of Mr .and Mrs. Peter Bud.

TORNADO DAMAGE HEAVY SHREVEPORT, La. (UP) —- State police said today a tornad. had “practically wiped out” two oil field communities of Bellevue and Princeton, La. Troopers said one fatality and many injuries had been reported. Louisiana state police said there were several children missing and “ apparently they had been blown away.” Princeton and Bellevue are located about 22 miles northeast of here.

FINAL CLEARANCE COATS . . $23 SWEATERS...$2

DRESSES BLOUSES

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SOCIETY

Homemakers Club of .Monroe Township Meets

STItL FURTHTn REDUCTIONS

AT T it O Y E R’S Below are jus! a few sf tk r.;cay items on sale!

LADIES' WiHTE DRESSES

Values to SI0.98

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Values ToSI9.CS

$5.00

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$9.00

LADIES COTTON

WOOL BERMUDA

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BLOUSES

SHORTS

COATS

Values To S5.98

Values To S8.98

Values To $14.98

$2.00

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$7.00

LADIES LEATHER

Jersey and Velveteen

LARGE SELECTION

JACKETS

BLOUSES

PURSES

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Values To S8.98

All At...

$15.00

$3.00

Va Price

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Boys, Girls Winter

CHILDRENS WINTER

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HATS

PAJAMAS

SNOW SUITS

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Values To $8.98

50c

$1.97

$4.00

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The Homemakers club of Mon- ■ roe township held their Januaray meeting at the home of Lulu Proctor, with 12 members present and six children. Roll call was answered with a nursery rhyme or a short quotation. A short business meeting /was conducted by the new president,^ Lulu Proctor. Due to illness of Carrie Miller, the February meeting will be j with Enid Hillis. Two humorous readings were given by Eulah Clyde Ames and I thoroughly enjoyed by all. Lola Nichols gave an interesting con1 test. She also read the history of | the club over the past twenty | years. There are five charter members of the original club, namely Lola Nichols. Eva Price. Elva Scobee, Doris Price and | Carrie Miller. 1 Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and her as- ! sistant, Rachel Nichols.

Mrs. Claude Hanna

Is Guild Hostess

; Mrs. Claude Hanna was hostess to the Westminster Guild of the Roachdale Presbyterian ! Church on Jan. 18 for a noon | meeting. A delicious roast turkey “with trimmings” prepared by the hostess was supplemented by a “carry in” dish by each woman and needless to say every one enjoyed the good food. After the meal the usual meeting was held with the president, Mis. Howard Dean, in charge. Eighteen ladies answered roll call with a Bible quotation. Mis. Leon Harney gave the devotional in a very pleasing manner. Mrs. Eugene Hutchins gave the secretary’s report in the absence of Mrs. Lenora Sil-

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After the business session, Mrs. Osborne Hutchins reviewed “The Family Nobody Wanted,” by Mrs. R. C. Doss. This is the story of the minister and his wife who adopted twelve children of different races and faiths and welded them into a happy, well adjusted family. Mrs. Hutchins did this in her usual capable and interesting manner and every one enjoyed it to the last word. Guests present were Mrs. Kopp and Mrs. Vesta Blaydes. Everyone left expressing thanks for a lovely meeting to the hostess and her assistant. W. W. Carr. The February’ meeting will be th Mrs. Galen Irwin Feb. 15.

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BNQ-OF’WINTER WINNERS AT MAC'S JANUARY

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS DURING THIS ANNUAL EVENT SUITS-BIG BIG SAVING!

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OTHER MERCHANDISE REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE

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