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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
4
The Rainbow Beauty Shop operated by Mr and Mrs Cecil Sutton relocates to a downstairs unit in the Alamo Building. The shop features a Spanish styled interior with cream walls accented by red blue and gold tones enhancing its attractively decorated space.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Knauer and family spent Sunday with Charles Baker. Miss Nola and Nellie Baker visited home folks. Mr and Mrs Pertle Smith of Indianapolis spent Sunday with M F Smith. The Atkins family and Leon Stevenson from Lebanon visited Thomas Solomon and Mrs Elsie Nutgrass near New Winchester. Leper Long and family of North Salem visited Charles Dever. Nan Hylton and M E Smith visited Mrs Dessee Solomon. James Staggs works at Baker Bros camp on Sundays.
STOP 37 Miss Avis Mae Hedge of Danville spent the weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoskins and Jon Donald called on Mr. and Mrs. George Hoskins and family Sunday. Several from here attended the Children's day program at Canaan Sunday night. Miss Charlotte Tucker of Terre Haute visited home folks Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson P Best called on Mrs. Susan L Young Sunday. Everett Moore and son Robert, Ora Sims and Misses Edna and Anna May Sims called on Miss Evelyn M Young Saturday night.
The new Radio Pictures all talking feature Runaway Bride arrives at the Vancastle Theatre for two days starting tomorrow, starring Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes. Donald Crisp directs a brisk tale of elopement, crime, and romance adapted from the play Cooking Her Own Goose, with extra program features Chills and Fever and Irish Fantasy. Dorothy Mackaill in Hard to Get screens tonight as the venue also schedules strong action and a light comedy lineup.
The Sunday School contest between Big Walnut and Bethel closes Sunday with over 1500 attendees. Big Walnut hosts the largest turnout as excitement stays high until the final count and a notable record is reported.
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