Society Notes Highlight Local Women's Activities in Greencastle
The Christian church Women’s Union hosted a Friday afternoon program with Mrs. Harry Talbott leading devotions. A second section covered readings, music by Zink Fleenor and the Purple Robed Choir, plus refreshments for 72 attendees. Other items note Woman’s Relief Corps, Delta Zeta Circle elections, a Mrs. Lee Purcell wedding shower, Theta senior dinner by freshmen, Needlecraft Club, Council of Clubs meeting, Modern Priscilla gathering, and Tri Kappa plans for a Danville chapter installation and Riley Cheer Guild scrapbook drive.
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The
Christian Church
Woman’s Union
Harry Talbott
Jesus
Orville Stewart
Zink Fleenor
Mary Gregg Bruner
Elizabeth Knauer
Vera Mae Knauer
Meredith Reeves
Greencastle Public Schools
Tri Kappa Sorority
C. W. Otis
Danville
Be sent to entertain children in the Riley hospital
A note states plans to provide entertainment for patients in Riley hospital. It mentions bringing activities or performances to lift spirits for young visitors and inpatients.
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Riley Hospital
Local Social Notes From Danville And Nearby Towns
Mrs. Russell Cook visited her mother Mrs. Alice Lockridge in Danville over the weekend. James Myers spent a few weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Strause at Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. BE Hutchins stayed with the former's brother George and wife in Buckley and attended the High School commencement. George Hutchins works as a science professor at the local High School. Sixteen ladies joined a Literary Club reception in Ladoga with Mrs. Blanche Chenoweth of Indianapolis as principal speaker on "The Loveliest Thing in the World." Mr. and Mrs. C Jordan and sister Mrs. Joan Williams of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter of Centerville were callers. Mr. and Mrs. Porter planned to return home with the latter's sisters for a year. John Edwards and brother Frank visited their sister Mrs. Nancy Smith. Dr. C C Collins quarantined the family of Sandy Grider ill with smallpox in Fincastle area. nineteen neighbors were vaccinated. Mr. and Mrs. T J Lovett of North Salem and the Anderson sisters visited Miss Ella Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarvis spent time with her parents at Southport. W D Lovett visited his brother M F Lovett and wife in Carthage. Relatives and neighbors shared baskets to celebrate Mr. A Burk's birthday. all enjoyed a delightful time.
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Russell Cook
Danville
Alice Lockridge
James Myers
George Strause
Lafayette
BE. D. Hutchins
George
Buckely
George Hutchins
Literary Club of
Ladoga
Blanche Chenoweth
Indianapolis
C. Jordan
Joan Williams
Los Angeles
California
Charles Porter
Centerville
Willard Gough
Lizzie Burker
Judson Linley
Porter
Anderson Sisters
Ella Walsh
Roy Jarvis
Southport
W. D. Lovett
M. F. Lovett
Carthage
A. Burks
Farmers finish corn planting as rains aid growth
Somerset reports most farmers completed corn planting though some fields required replanting on parts. Rain helps crop growth but hinders cultivation. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Marion Farrow at Brick Chapel. Several local residents visited with Raymond Flint and family. Children practice for Brick Chapel exercises as Mothers Day visits occur.
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Somerset
Marion Farrow
Brick Chapel
Robert Glidewell
Indianapolis
John Trester
Augusta Glidewell
Greencastle
Raymond Flint
Herbert Collier
Shirley
John Watts
Paul Hibbs
Otterbein
Watts
Derflinger
Webb Evans
Dorothy Wysong
John Wysong
State Veterinarian tests cows for tuber culosis in Palestine
The State Veterinarian is testing cows in the neighborhood for tuber culosis. Miss Marie Beck spent last week in Raccoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miles have moved to housekeeping on the Ott Hand farm. Miss Myrtle Osborn and Marion Campbell visited Mrs. Henry Osborn and Mrs. Berry Clark's home. The Beck and Osborn families shared a day with friends in New Town and Hazelwood. Mr and Mrs Harry Pierson were in Indianapolis Monday.
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Henry Osborn
C. O. Osborn
Hazelwood
Last Words of Jesus Sermon and Greencastle Graduation Service
Bible school services begin at 9 36 with announcements and a Bruner sermon. Lord s Supper at 10 30 followed by special music and Bruner sermon on The Last Words of Jesus. High School C E at 6 30 plans Bethany Sunday for June 1. 7 45 pm united service for Greencastle high graduates with Rev Crowder preaching.
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Jesus
Bethany
Greencastle High School
Crowder
The
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church Services and Installation Schedule
The Presbyterian Church outlines a full day with a 9 30 am church school led by Prof G B Manhart 10 35 am morning worship and sermon on Christian Evidences 5 30 pm Young People's luncheon at the Manse 6 30 pm Tuxis C E Leader Marguerite Cowan 7 30 pm class sermon by Rev W J Crowder at the high school auditorium Elder and deacon installation planned.
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G. B. Manhart
Tuxis C. E
Marguerite Cowan
W. Jd. Crowder
Woman's Circle Meeting at the Church This Wednesday
The Woman's Circle will meet at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon in the church. De votions by Mrs J J Albright and Miss Anna Huestis will discuss Woman's Service in the Church. Hostesses are Mrs Roscoe Daggy Mrs C G Jordan and Mrs Fred Cook.
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J. J. Albright
Anna Huestis
Roscoe Daggy
C. G. Jordan
Fred Cook
Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Events
Dr C D W Hildebrand leads morning worship at 10 40 with sermon Why Are Ye So Fearful Organ recital at 4 00 Epworth League meets 6 45 led by Charles Brown Baccalaureate sermon in auditorium at 7 50 Rev Crowder preaches The Alabaster Life Woman's League meets Wednesday 2 30 in Community Hall speaker Mrs Byron H Wilson Prayer service Thursday 7 30 Keystone Chapel
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Epworth League
Charles Brown
Crowder
Woman's League
Byron H. Wilson
Keystone Chapel
First Baptist Church announces June campaign events
Bible school at 9 50 special announcements on June campaign extend through month. Morning service at 10 40 sermon Lily Work followed by congregational dinner and afternoon program. Junior and senior B Y P U 6 30 high school baccalaureate 7 45 at the high school auditorium prayer service 7 30 cordial welcome.
Church notices from Vine and Franklin Streets
Church of God headed by Rev G B Edwards lists Sunday services with sermons by Rev Stickamiller and midweek services on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Nazarene church led by Rev Clarence and Bertha Talbert schedules Sabbath School at 9 30 morning worship at 11 45 Young People at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 with Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. Everyone is invited.
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Vine and
Franklin Sts
Stickamiller
The Herald Greencastle history and publish details
The Herald, formerly Star and Democrat since 1858, lists address at 17-19 South Jackson Greencastle Indiana. It notes editor Charles J. Arnold and pricing: $3.00 year in Pulian County, $3.50 outside Putnam County, 10c a week in Greencastle.
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Herald
The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Pulian County
Putnam County
Carerler
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
Wilma Harrison
Delta Zeta Circle
Charles Crawley
Aaron Duff
Indiana Street
J. O. Cammack
Ralph West
Mary Hansel
Mary Purcell
Ieow
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Alamo
Council of Clubs
Greencastle Council of Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Priscilla
McWethy
Priscilla Club
N. McWethy
East Seminary Street
Tri Kappa
Riley Cheer Guild
KODAK
Roachdale
Gacho
First Christian Church
B. H. Bruner
E. R. Bartley
Bible School
the Presbyterian Church
the Manse
Methodist Eviscorpal Church
Dr. C
First Baptist Church
William J. Crowder
Church OF God
Rev
G. B. Edwards
Nazarene UN Uruh
Clarence
Bertha Talbert
the Herald
Bloomington
Eitel Floral Co
Becaus
Red Star
Rou
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