Local Socials Highlight Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens entertained at dinner for Mrs Alva Hovenschen and Miss Della Linn of Morris Chapel and Miss Ruby Chafey of White Rose. Robert Baker and Catherine Baker of Terre Haute were Sunday visitors. Harry Royer, a student at Indianapolis College of Pharmacy, returned home after Thanksgiving with his parents Chester and Mrs Royer.
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Ralph Stevens
EB Street
Alva Hovenschen
Della Linn
Morris Chapel
Ruby Chafey
White Rose
Robert Baker
Catherine’ Baker
Terre Haute
Harry Royer
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy
Chestér’ Royer
Kings Herald of M. E. Church Entertained
The Kings Heralds of the M. E. church met Saturday at Miss Phyllis Talbott’s home for a social gathering. Miriam Clayton led the devotional service with stories by Maxine Bailey and Mrs Clark. After a brief business session, a social time followed with cocoa and refreshments for attendees including Billie Joan Heenan June Meng Patty Booker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Talbott
Miriam Clayton
Maxine Bailey
Clark
Billie Joan Heenan
June Meng
Patty Booker
Henrietta
Miriam ‘Clayton
Norma . Osborn
Dixie Miller
Ellen McBride
Doris Reeve
Marylin Ramsey
Carolyn Ramsey
Evelyn Hixon
Lela Rose Hinnman
Vera Mae Page
Billyainna Poe
Mrs. Clark
Here Comes Carter at Grand Theatre Opens Tomorrow
The Grand Theatre presents Here Comes Carter a gossip reporter uproarious drama starring Ross Alexander in a breezy live wire role Glenda Farrell Ann Nagel Craig Reynolds Hobart Cavanaugh and George Stone are also praised for solid work The film lampoons Hollywood high hatters and presents a witty backstage plot centered on withholding gossip items
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Hollywood
Carter
Grand Theatre
Ross Alexander
Willard Bainbridge Leads Nation's Top 4-H Livestock Club
Greensburg Indiana youth Willard Bainbridge 17 wins 4-H boy of the year honors after six years with 310 swine 68 sheep nine beef calves 1660 chickens and 88 acres of corn. His prizes total 206 dollars and sale returns reach 7127 dollars. He serves as junior leader for four years guiding 35 members and assists in county and state events. He receives state regional and national honors plus a 300 dollar college scholarship and a trip to the 15th National Club Congress in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Bainbridge
Greensburg
Ind
Chicago
Liquor Blamed for Increase in Accidents at Plymouth
Plymouth reports rising traffic accidents despite safety campaigns. L. H. York of the Saloon League told First United Brethren church crowds that ethyl alcohol in drivers’ blood is the main cause, despite concerns about unconditioned autos, bad roads, and careless driving.
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Plymouth
Ind
U.P
En. L. Hs
York
Saloon League
First United Brethren Church
Myers Return From Visit With Relatives
After visiting relatives in this city Mr and Mrs Don Myers have returned to their South Bend home. They stayed with Mrs Myers parents Mr and Mrs Sam Tuttle and Mr and Mrs J B Goodman.
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Don Myers
South Bend
Myers
Sam Tuttle
J. B. Goodman
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword hints list across and down clues with numbers and phrases. Contains fragmented phrases such as fame ravels combine affirmative and other cryptic style prompts. Appears to be an old, damaged puzzle with garbled wording and stray symbols.
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Fame
Ravels
Adam
Angel
Eve
Oregon
Violet Rebekah No 912 Meeting At Hall
Social calendar lists Violet Rebekah No 912 meeting at the hall at 7 p.m. Greene County Post No 1162 VFW meets off E Vincennes street at 7 80 p.m. B Y P U cabinet to gather at Mrs Thomas Lee’s home on H street northeast at 7 p.m all members requested. Delta Theta Tatt sorority meets at the library at 7 46 p.m.
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Violet Rebekah No
Greene County Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. Vincennes Street
B.Y.P.U. Cabinet
Thomas Lee
H” Street
Delta Theta Tatt
Club and society meeting notices fill midweek schedule
Wednesday J T M club gathers 1 45 p m in Grand theater lobby. Ladies Fancywork circle meets 2 p m with Mrs S R Newman. Wednesday Night Bridge with Mrs Ira Lunn at 7 45 p m. Thursday Night Dinner Bridge with Mr and Mrs Otto Harting at 7 90 p m. Elite society with Mrs Orville Coleman at 2 15 p w t. Chapter 209 Women of Moose at 7 p m. Glenburn Aid society meets in regular session at Christian Ladies Aid church all day. Baptist Ladies Aid at Rotary luncheon 12 15 p m at First Christian church. Unity Lodge No 637 1 0 CF at hall 7 30 p m. Elks lodge at home 8 p m. Eagles lodge at hall p m. Freeman Greene County hospital board meets at hospital 7 15 p m.
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Bridge Club
Ira Lunn
Otto Harting
Thursday U B Ladies Aid and Choirs Schedule
Thursday activities include U B Ladies Aid at 2 p.m. with Mrs Clifford Walker, U B choir at 7 p.m., M E choir at 7 p.m., BY P U rally meeting at 6 30 p.m., Baptist choir at 7 15 p.m., Linton Lodge 560 F and A M at 7 30 p.m., Loyal Order Moose 1434 at 7 30 p.m., American Legion Auxiliary at 7 p.m., American Legion Post at 7 30 p.m., and Bury The Elks Ladies at 2 p.m. with Mrs Haldon Beasley and Mrs Delano Rose hosting. all Elks Ladies urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Community clubs and meetings schedule
Friday events include the Fortnightly club gathering with Mrs. Ed Carmody at 2 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 meets at 7 p.m. A stated meeting of the Eastern Star at 7 p.m includes officer elections. Other groups host 2 p.m and all day events with hosts Mrs. Freund Mrs. Lem Clark and Mrs. Henry Bloomfield for a covered dish dinner.
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Ed Carmody
Order of Eastern Star
Indianola Club
Lem Clark
Bloomfield
Dugger Club Notes and Thanksgiving Greetings
Mrs Florence Ratchineon hosted the Past Noble Grands Club in Dugger with a large list of attendees including Misses Mary Elizabeth Raef Lavinia Stev and Miss Kathryn Pritchard among others. The column records holiday visits from teachers nurses and students to and from nearby towns and notes several wedding and social events around Dugger.
Illness and funeral notices from West Atlas
Mrs. Burl Parks shows only slight improvement after illness and is cared for at her in laws home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ham and children Leona and Norman travel to Plainville for the death of Morris Ray Goodwin, seven months, son of Earl Goodwin. He leaves parents and four brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Plainville Christian church with burial in Plainville I O C F cemetery. The Goodwin family is well known here. TRY OUR CLASSIFIED ADS.
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Burl ‘Parks
Parks
Silas Parks
Raymond Ham
Leona
Norman
Plainville
Christian Church
Plainville 1.0.C
Beckman to Speak at Lebanon Church
Rev. Harry Beckman of Owensboro Kentucky will deliver a sermon at Lebanon Baptist church on State road 59 Midland at 7 30 tonight. The former pastor of Olive Branch Ducger and other Baptist churches has held 17 evangelistic campaigns this year and will include chalk drawings in his talk. One public has been invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beckman
Owensboro
Lebanon Baptist Church
Midland
Beckman
Olive Branch Baptist Church
Dugger Baptist Church
Contract Bridge Tricks and Quirks From Central Parse
Half a dozen years ago players favored bidding the shorter suit first but now common practice is to show the longer suit first. The article recalls a Knickerbocker Whist club incident where a South player forgot the partner’s convention, leading to a unique score across tables.
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Knickerbocker Whist
South
Spade overcall leads to top score in rare four spade bid
In a bridge hand South started 1 Heart, overcalled by 2 Clubs. South then bid 4 Spades after reconsidering partner preferences, ending the auction unique to this table. South made one trick for a top score, while hearts defense held to four tricks for others.
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South
North
Hearts
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by the Goodmans in Indiana
Mr and Mrs Jennings B Good man hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at their home with family members William Wanda May Wendell Ray Norma Jean Joseph Earl Harold Richard of Gary Don Myers South Bend Sherman Ransom Jason ville Dave Tuttle Sam Tuttle Horace Mildred Naomi Donald Ray Claude Tuttle Ronald Earl of Linton attending alongside the Jacksons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings B. Goodman
William
Wanda May
Wendell Ray
Norma Jean
Joseph Earl
Lonnie Jackson
Harold Richard
Gary
Don Myers
South Bend
Sherman Ransom
Jasonville
Dave Tuttle
Sam Tuttle
Horace
Mildred Naomi
Donald Ray
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Keen
Ube
M. E. ‘Church
Daily Cross
U. S
J. T. M. Club
Grand Theater
S. R. Newman
Orville Coleman
Women of Moose
Glenburn Aid Society
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Church For All Day Meeting
Baptist Ladies
Rotary
The
First Christian Church
Unity Lodge
C.F
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Freeman-Greene County Hospital ‘Board
U. B
Aid
Clifford Walker
U.B
M. E
By.p. U
B.Y.P.U
Vickaburg
Baptist Choir
Linton ' ‘Lodge No
Seale
American Legion Auxiliary
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
American Legion Post
Women's Relief Corps
Red
Bury
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Dugger
Perry Deckard
Mary Elizabeth Raef
Nicholas Schaad
Reese
Griffith
Rebah
Rachel
Floyd Dickey
W.M. Dickey
Harvey Hummel
Lafayette
D. C. Phillipps
James
Alva Jones
Sullivan
Martha Jane Yung
Evansville
Jake Yung
Dwight Shepherd
Sandra
Flint
Mich
Paul
Norris
Elsie Risinger
Marion
Anderson
Dora Bedwell
Billy Dean
Bicknell
J. H. Braatz
Inez Braatz
Elatives Sin
Selatan
Rene E
Harry
Loyeau
Frankfort
Gene Anderson
Detroit
Paul Goodman
Doris Rose
Augusts, Feldman
Denny
Dave Patton
Ronald Risinger
Indiana State Teachers College
George Risinger
David. Guthrie
Adelia Belle Moss
William Thompson
Milford Braatz
Alvin Wheeler
Thomas Patton
Cliff McGhee
Turner McGhee
F. M. Dukes
Georgetown
David Guthrie
Lenore Rector
Indianapolis
T. S. Rector
Maxine Shannon
West Atlas News
Lebanon Church
E. W. Shepard
Cravens Dry Cleaners
MOOSE
Ralph Bedwell
Hoosier Revelers
Gilbreath
Vincennes St. Roosevelt Hotel
Underwood
Jim
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