The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1938 — Page 4
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CHATEAU LOTS OF FUN Tonight and Thursday
THE WOMAN HE LOVE
TO A PHISON OF miNCt ANO 0 I S G R A C t"i
THfc ENTIRE FAMILY SLAVES ON MERIT SHOES
AT LOCAL THEATERSi Voncastle America's fastest-growing film team is that of John Barrymore, John ' Howar.l. Louise Campbell, Reginald. Denny and E. E. Clive, This team, seen together in “Bulldog Drummond Conies Back,” returns to the screen in “Bulldog Drum- i mend's Rev jng now playing at the Voncastle Theatre. With Barrymore playing the nLe cf the indomitable Colonel Nielson of Scotland Yard, Howard in the role of Captain Diummond, the English genaleman who solves crimes as a hobby, Louise Campbell as Drummond's sweetheart, Denny as the slow-witted Algy who geLs into and out of troubl j ! with the greatest of ease, and Clive [ as the impeccable Tenny. Drum-! m ind’s faettotum, the team is made up cf veteran players all of whom are j famous actors in their own right. Chateau The powe.ful drama of a man who faced disgrace with sealed lips to shield an unworthy love is thrillingly depicted in “Action for Slander,” which bring i Clive Brook to the Chateau Theatre r'er 2 days beginning tonight. Adapted to the screen from the be t sel'er by Ma.y Boi icn, this Victor Saviile production offers Brook one of his greatest roles anil promises , to rctu'n him to the topnotch position ] he enj >yed at the height of his Hollywood carter. The stoey of “Action for Slander” casts Brook as Major George Daviot whose wife, Ann, leaves him because of his infatuation for the alluring Mrs. Bradford.
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P'.uss GENE AND KATHLEEN I (K'lill \i T “STOCKS AND BLONDES” and NEWS oi
TONKJHT AND
THURSDAY
STATE WIDE GATHERINGS CONDI CTED DURING WEEK At state-wide gatherings of organizations which have memberships in this county elections, occurred Tuesday but in the published lists of the new officers, the names of local
members do not apear.
The Indiana department of the United Spanish War Veterans, meeting at Fort Wayn?, elevated Albert A. Henry of Jamestown to command|er, and chose Bedford as the meeting i place for next year. Delegations |
from Elkhart, Kokomo, Michigan Gyle, Gary, third vice president. Synod of the IT sbyteriaii City and Martinsville bid for the next j The Lions slate convention, at elected the Rev. Gibson Wilson! year’s gathering. ! Gary, elected Frederick L. Batt of orator of the synod for m,. J
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At Richmond, the Indiana Elks Association elected Raymond Thomas to the presidency, to succeed Milo Mitchel, of Linton. It was the 38th annual convention. Claude E. Thompson, of Frankfort, was made first
vice president; Glenn Miller, Logans-j northern Indiana district, port, second vice president; Joseph | At Crawfordsville, the
synod for the i
Salem as governor of the southern year. He has been pastor Indiana district; Professor Jesse L. Presbyteinu: ehu,, h at Rushvl Lefourge of Purdue university, was years. He piinitiated fnmwl made governor of the central Indiana college in 1!H)0 Dr. Arthur sj district; and Dr. Roy B. Smith of of LaPorte was rc-clecteh Gary was made governor of the clerk. Dr. John K. Kuinzengtl
| fessor in Princeton University!
Indiana cred the principal a dr ss y M j
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C(K A COLA TEAM DOW NED' BT INDIAN XPOI.IS OUTFIT
The West Washington Street Boost- i ' U f, la ^
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held here at the M. P. church Wed- Maxine Wanna spent the weekend at 2 o'clock. with her father Thomas Bettis,
era of Indianapolis shove 1 unusually! ^ and Mrs Clyde Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Staggs and ueod form Tuesday night to turn chlU,ron vl8,tcd Mr - • and MrS ' S ' ° CaMtl Summer ate supper with Mr.
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Dickson Oil -Company And Associated Dealers National Service Station, No. 1 P.easant Gardens, Indiana Vernon Shirley, Sorviee Station, Greeneastle, Indiana. Ralph Hill Service Station Greeneastle, Indiana. Brookshire Service Station Greencaatle Indiana. Nationa; Service Station No. 2 Jiinelion t . S. Highway No. 36 and State Highway No. 43, 9 Miles North of Greencaotlc, Imliaua Coo|>er K Sutherlin, Putnamville, Indiana. Copr. IWUi by TMe Watei AMocialed Oil Company
good form Tuesday night to turn back the Coca Cola softball team of this city. 10 to 6, on Rofce-Ann park 1 diamond. A large crowd was on hand
to witness the tuss’e.
The Coca Cola club will go to Crawfordsville on Thursday night to meet that city's best softball outfit. Fe local players will leav at 6 p. m. tomorfow from the Coca Cola plant. The game is schedulej for 7:30 at
Crawfordsville.
I OI.SON HAS HOI SE SHORTAGE FOLSOM. Cal. (UP) This city expel ienced a sudden house shortage when the enforcement of the 6-hour law for guards at the state penitentiary increased the number to 169. Thirty of the new guards had to find makeshift homes, until accommoda-
tions can be built.
> CLINTON FALLS + , Several from around here attended children exercises at Bethel M. E. j church Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Burk, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. John Burk anil son Raymond spent Sund'av with Mr. and Mrs. Beryll Eusor. | Mrs. Ethel Eusor spent F'riday with Mit. Eusor of Greencastle. Dualne Whittiker visited his sis- ' !' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O’Hair last
week.
Mr. arid Mrs. George (Parkhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wright called on Mr and Mrs. Joe Staggs Saturday. Rev. Wilmoth and wife. Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bettis. The Ladiei Aid met last Thursday with Mrs. John Vermillion with a good attendence. Mrs. Eula Staggs called on Mrs. Ruby Brattian Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Brattian and little son Freddie Gene spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Arthur Garrett. Mrs. Eugene Harlan funeral was
Eusor Sunday.
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