Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 11

THE BROWNSTOWN (IND.) BANNER SECT. 2 FACE 3 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 19C4 iuthrie Creek Kurtz Herman Owen Township Pleasant Ridge Owen Township House-to-House Club The House-to-House Club met at the home of Mrs Barbara Henderson Nov. 18. Her mother Mrs. Ruby England was co-hastess.

Barbara is an artist of the do-it-yourself era and has made many of her Early American decoration. Freetown Pershing Townthip Christian Sunday Srhooi attendance 129; offering $166.52. Mrs. Myrtle Dodds and Mrs. Ray Lucas of Norman spent Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. Merlon Denny. Mr. andjMrs. Merlon Denny and Hilda.

Mri and Mrs. Paul Sprague, Mt. Zion Owen Township Sunday School attendance 49: collection' $13.56. Sunday School 9:30. No church service next Sunday, it being the 5th Sunday.

Everyone remember the fellowship supper Saturday night. Meat will be furnished. Everyone welcome and a special invitation to all singers. Bring your own table "Owe A Year Uke Clockwork, He Stops In Jo See IsV A "bundle from heaven" quite often creates the immediate need for 'a bundle of extra cash to meet the extra expenses. A good place to get what you need is here on a low-ccsl loan.

Fast service, always. I loons How LENDERS, INC. Next Door to Ewing P. O. No Co-Signers See James' Spurgeon at "Home Federal" A FRIENDLY CONVENIENT PROFITABLE PLACE TO Owen Township Nazarene Sunday School attendance 71; Thanksgiving offering $144.35.

Mr. and Mrs. Bole Frazer of Elwood called on Mrs. David Whittredge and children Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Sidle of Char-lestown, called Saturday on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charles and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Hanner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dick of Medora called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Red Callahan over the week end. Mr. and Mrs Norvel Cummings and family of Erownsto.vn called Sunday on Mr, and Mrs. Roy Cummings. Mr.

and Mrs. Noble Nowland and children. Mr. and Mrs. Nonas Smith, all of Seymour, Mr.

and Mrs. Monta Charles and son of Surprise and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles and sons of O.earspring, all called over the week end on Mrs. Thomas Charles and We are glad for the successful operation of Mrs.

Vivian Bernard. Bruce McKinney Jr. and family of Houston visited his parents, Bruce McKinney and wife Sunday. Roger Horton spent Saturday with Beatrice Bell and family at Urownstown. Lela Trophy of Bedford spent one day last week with Zora Pra ther.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray BedweH ami grandchildren of Brownstown call ed on her parents Mr. and Mr Dora Murphy Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Fleetwood and children from Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steele from Spencer. Miss Kay Fleetwood, Gloria Fleetwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fleet- wod from Heltonville, Mr. Francis Fleetwood and family of here, vi ited their parents, Mr. and Mrs Clone Fleetwood.

Houston Salt Creek Township Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winkler and family Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Winkler.

Mr. and Mrs. Loyd RobtiLson and family of Bellville visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mitchell Saturday.

Bro. Norman Jasper and Mr Jasper were Sunday dinner giie--U of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Noe. Faye Rowe was also a dinner guest.

Wayne Hill and children of Seymour visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hill Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Jackson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Combs arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Greathouse.

all of Columbus, visited Mr. and Mr3. Leston Fleetwood Sunday. Owen Township Mr. and Mrs.

Emory Hutchin son of Seymour cauea on -Mr. and Charles Hutchinson Wednesday afternoon. Clyde Hutchinson Bedford called on Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Hutchinson Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Clifford Emmons and son Scotty of Bedford called on Mr. ajjd Mrs. Clyde Emmons Saturday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Emmons called on Mr. and Mrs. Melvm Griff en and Mrs. Cletus Emmons Saturday at Vallonia.

Mrs. Helen Glover of Bedford called on Mr. and. Mrs. hurley Baker Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Millard Morri son of near North Vernon called Mrs. Josie Morrison and son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun can Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Watson of E.ving called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Garrison and children of Tunnelton visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Brown and family Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. William Brown and children of Clearspring visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brown, Sunday.

Mrs. Ray Brown and niece and husband of Gary called on Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Brown and family Wednesday evening. Gorbetts Chapel Pershing Township Sunday School attendance 60; collection $46.81.

Mrs. Zella Thompson of near Kurtz spent Saturday night with Mollie Zike and son. Walter Ward of Columbus, Ind. visited Saturday night and Sunday night with Arthur Wile and family and attended church here. Mr Mrs.

Clarence Hall and daughters and son Robert and a friend of Cincinnati. Ohio, visitedSunday and attended Sunday School and. church. Mr and Mrs. Lee Roy Burdine and son of Elinsburg.

visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

William Abner an 1 family of Seymour and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Burdine and son of Edinsburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Grover Burdine and family Sun day.

Grover Burdine got word this morning that his brother Luther Btmiine of Broadhead. had died of a heart attack Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Schyrer of Spraytown visited their daughter Mrs.

Aaron Gorbett and lamiiy Sunday. i SAVE! The Money You Save, Or Invest Here At' 'Home Federal" Earns Currently Per Year Co'mpounded Quarterly Whether. You Choose our SAVINGS PASSBOOK Or SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Plan Or Both Insured Safety Of Every Account Up To $10,000.00 By A Permanent -Agency of The United States Government. NO INITIATION FEESt 4 To 51,000.00 OR WITHDRAWAL CHARGES and Loan Association SI (a OnM Aow UU1 i 'IS or ou fA VINOS Penticostal Sunday School attendance 70; offering $10.83. Christian Sunday School attendance 27; offering $5.20.

Revival closed here Saturday evening at the Christian Church. Little Larry Norman, son of, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Norman and grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Horace George fell while at play at the store of his grandparents here, Wednesday and fractured his arm. He was. taken to the Jackson Co. hospital for X-ray and released. Earl Davis is not able to return to work yet due to a car wreck that he had and fractured tome ribs last week.

We were happy to see Mrs. Dar-rel Fleetwood able to return home the past week. Those who called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Axsom were Mr.

and Mrs. Neal McCora and children and Delmer Stanley Axsom. Miss Linda Axsom spent Sunday with Miss Rhonda Lucas of Shawswick. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Cummings called at the Bedford Hospital Sunday to see Frank Trogdon. They also caHed later on Mr. and Mrs Thornt Brewer of Mundell. Brother Root and Brother Weaver of Bedford called Saturday evening on Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Ea.s- ton. Mrs Mvrtle Dodds and Mrs. Jean Lucas of Liberty spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.

Tom Cummings James Adams was at his home here some last week. His daughter Mrs. James Bailey has been caring for him for a few weeks her home near Heltonville and also here. He is now in a wheelchair and has been unable to walk since he fen this fall. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Cummings attended the Wrays Reunion held Sunday at the Conservation Club near Brownstown. Robert Cummings of Huntsville, Alabama, and Mr. and Mrs. T.

D. Cummings and son Jimmy of New York arrived last week to spend a vacation here with their parents Mr. and Mrs. James Cummings and brothers and families. Mr Mrs.

Charley Norman and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cummings attended the Hymn Sing at Kirtz Tuesday night. Bible Study will not be held here at the Christian Church on Wednesday nights during this winter. Mr and Mrs.

Charley Norman called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crowder of Freetown. Mr. Crowder is home after an operation on his foot.

Mrs. Arthur Nelson was in Bedford and Orleans Monday. "Amra gfladl that I found oat in time that an independent agent makes The Big Difference in insurance! His continuing, personal attention to my insurance needs sated me thousands of dollars." Be glad, not stdi Call us, any time I A. L. LUCAS INSURANCE BROWNSTOWN.

IND. f- v' .1 Shelves of colored glassware sparkle in the windows of the at tractive living room. Old fashioned farm cooking on a wood burning range made the aroma of fried chicken, sage dressing and hot bread especially wonderful. A delicious Thanksgiving dinner symbolic of peace and plenty, was served at the noon hour. Mrs.

Frankie Gilbert gave Thanks. Mrs. Jack Gilbert received the door prize. The club opened the meeting with all members repeating 'The Lord's Prayer followed by sing ing "Kneel at the Cross. Mrs Dellie McHargue gave devotions.

Mrs. Bonnie Brown read a poem Ernest Prayer. The roll call was an exchange of Christmas ornaments. Mrs. Wilbur England read the minutes.

Election of officers was held with the following results. President, Mrs. Mildred vice-president Mrs. Gene Cum mings; secretary-treasurer, Dellie McHargue. Several contests were played during the social hour.

Mrs. Petry received a birthday gift. The next meeting will be the Christmas party with gift ex change and grab bag. Members present were Bylvia England, Helen Sipes, Mavsel Nowland, Grace Henderson, Ida Edwards. Dellie McHargue, Mary Joyce Mrs.

Ernest Thixton, Margaret Lane and daughter, Bonnie Brown, Betty Humes and sons, Bonnie England, Blanche Goens. Mattie Beavers and grandson, Frankie Gilbert, Midge Petry, Margie Cummings and Tracy, Gladys Gilbert and children, Dor-ene Maynard. Wanda Thixton, Grace Henderson, Ruby England and Gladys Keefer. Bible School attendance 33 of- fering $11.20. The revival meeting closed here Friday at the Wrays Christian Church with Rev.

Aubrey Jackson of Clarence. New York, evangelist. Rev. Max Jordon assisted and the Rev. Robert Parish of Medora was song leader.

Rev. Max Jordon, wife and son were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and Connie Sue Sunday. Orval Persinger; and Noble Louden of Medora called Tuesday evening on Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Per-smger. Russell Watts of Medora caKed Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Truman Wray and Truman called Wednesday evening on Mr.

and Mrs. Orval Per-singer and Terry Lee of Medora. Terry suffered bums on both feet while helping fight fire recently. Little Donald and Terry Roberts of Seymour are spending a few-days with Mrs. Ida Edwards while their parents Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Roberts are moving to Browns-town. Mr and Mrs. Herschel Arthur of Pekin. Illinois, spent last week with his sister.

Mrs. Ida Edwards and other relatives. Mr and Mrs. Wendell Beavers and daughters of CXearspring spent Sunday with them. Rev.

Aubrey Jackson and Rev. Max Jordon called Thursday on Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Persinger. Ellis Aynes and granddaughter of Vallonia visited Saturday with Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton Aynes and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stidam and son of Ewing spent Sunday. Mr and Mrs.

Marvin Silence of Browns-town visited them. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bevers left recently for Florida where they will spend the winter. Mrs.

Barbara Henderson entertained the Pleasant Ridge House-to-House Club Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bartow arid children of Seymour spent the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Johnson. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.

George Bridgewater called on Mr. and Mrs. Herman Callahan near Starve Hollow Lake. SEND THE BANNER FOR A BIRTHDAY 6IFT Open Friday and Saturday Night Until 9 o'Clock prettiest for service. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth HaM of Bedford visited Mr. and Mrs. Pryce Wart Sunday. Mrs.

Frieda Spurlock and son Bill of Seymour, called on rela; tiyes in the community Saturday Mr and Mrs. C. B. Hall spent the week end at Shelbyville visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Hall. Mr: and Mrs. Russell Sheril! vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sherill at Kurtz Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Neva Baughman, who has been receiving medical care at the Seymour hospital returned home Friday. leasant Grove Brownstown Township Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reuter.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gossman and Mrs. Guy McNiece, from the Pleasant Grove Methodist Church, were in Hymera Sunday to attend funeral rites for Roy Wortman, father of Mrs. J.

J. Boyle, of Vallonia. The Rev. Mr. Boyle Ls pas tor of the You Always SAVE BIG DOLLARS on Quality, Nationally Known, Brand Name LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING N' SUPPLIES HARDWARE PAINTS BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER North of 31-46 junction on Rd.

COLUMBUS, IND. ft -V ii. 1 it II i hu 31 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson and son attendeathe Wray reunion at the Conservation Club on 135 South of Freetown Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Forgey and sons and C. C. Forgey visited Air.

and Mrs. Robert Forgey and sons sind Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Forgey in Columbus and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph McKain and son at Edins-burg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harrel Forgey and sons visited their daughter Mr. and Mrs.

James McKain and daughter at their new home at Little Acres Sunday. Jimmy. McCain had surgery at the Jackson Co. hospital Wednesday for appendicitis. We wish him a speedy recovery.

Friends were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Bertha Malone. Deep sympathy is extended to her family. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Sprague were cal'ed to Purdue last Wednesday because of the emergency surgery for appendicitis for their daughter Beverly who is in college there. W'e wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Gloria Sue Wayt taught for Mrs. Sprague while thev were gone. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Mullins were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crowe Monday. Friends here are deeply sorry to hear of the sudden illness of Carl Hauck.

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Greathouse of Columbus were dinner guests of ner parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bprague Sunday.

Mr. and Earl Mullins. Mrs. Delbert Crowe of Vallonia were at New Washington over the week end because of the illness of their mother. Mrs.

Gene Mullins. Ladies Aid Meets At Church The E. U. B. Ladies Aid met at the church Tuesday evening, Nov.

17th at 7:00 for the election of officers for the year of 1965. The meeting was opened with prayer cy Martha Noe. The new officers are Mrs. Nt Forgey. president; Mrs.

Thelma Thompson vice president: Mrs. Marv Zike secretary; Mr.s. Mildred Huber, treasurer. The December meeting will be December 15th at the home of Mrs. Mildred Huber with a Christmas party with a $1.00 gift for the gift exchange.

All members and ladies of the-church are requested to attend. Wednesday. November 18th they all went to the Pines Restaurant for a Thanksgiving supper. 17 attended. Buffalo Brown County Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Varvel and family spent from Wednesday until Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Rollins and family and Mrs. Varvel's father.

Ellis Robertson. Bro and Mrs. Norman Jasner of Crotherswlle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Noe.

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Young of Norman spent several days the I past week with her brother, Don Rollins, and Mrs. Rollins and family. Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Weekly included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weekly and Cleve Lutes and Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Crawford, all of Indianapolis, Mrs. Evelyn Spurgeon of Columbus, Mr: and Mrs. Russell Pheg-ley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sullivan and children, all of Freetown.

Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Rollins were Mrs. Hazel Moore and Mr3. Lee Ballanger and daughters, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs.

Emil Ber-quist. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott and children of Columbus visited the former's mother, Mrs. Dora Scott, and Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Winkler and sons Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Fleetwood and son Bryan Lee of Norman and Roy Pearson were dinner guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Pruitt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Profitt, of Cynthiana.

visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pearson Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Garloch and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin and children at Freetown Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Odean Pruitt and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Isley near Cortland Sunday.

frs. Fleeta Pearson called on Mrs. Bernard Gray at Browns-town Saturday night. Carl Griffin, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Carmichael for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robertson and family visited Mr. and "Mrs.

Lora Robertson and family at Newbern Saturday. Sunday afternoon callers at the home of their father. Roy Pearson, were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pearson and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pearson and daughters.

Mr. and Mrs. Larence Pearson and sons, all of Seymour, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorence Pearson, of Columbus.

Mrs. Richard Reed and son, Terry, returned to Denver, Colorado, after spending several weeks here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and family and other relatives.

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