National Road Traveler from Cambridge City, Indiana • Page 7

NATIONAL KOAp TftAVELEft THURSDAY, APRIL M. MATMIUL MAD TRAVELER NORTHERN RUSH AND SOUTHERN HENRY COUNTIES LEWISVILLE Mn. William Whitcomb and son of Kalamazoo, Mich, sent a week with her mother, Belle Nugen. Mn and Mn. Mark Bills and son of Flint, were week-end fell pawnta, Mr.

and Mrs, Fred Bills. Birde Martin of Knightstown George, Gotschall of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Joan Roberta were, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. L.

Gotschall and Charity Applegate. Mrs. Arch Pike and son, Dale, of near Knightstown, were afternoon callera. Louie Wilson and daughter, Helen, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Crafg and family, near Knightstown. Miss RoaAnn Lane and Mrs. Theo- NEW LISBON Mr. and Mrs, George Beal ami daughters, Annabelle and Valalre Clampitt entertained at dinner Sun dore Spanke of week-end guests Indianapolis were of Florence Lane and son, Jack. Jack, who has been home on a ten-day urlough was sent to southern California.

Mrs. Fred Hickman entertained the WSCS ladies of the Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon, with Mn. Ralph Beck assisting. Mrs. M.

R. Schutz entertained the Presbyterian Group of Ladies Tuesday evening. Ethel Bridges spent the week-end with her mother at Martinsville, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carver were Sunday dinner guests of Grace Baird.

Mr. and Mn. Donovon Jackson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Jackson at Dunreith. Mrs.

Charles Roberts spent a few days with'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Huber and daughten at Marion, returning home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ball and daughter of Oaktown, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Ella Lister of Mn. StantorT Belfour and daughter of Pittsburgh, were afternoon callers of friends.

Mr. and Mrs, Wendell Leighton STRAUGHN The Leader Sunday School Class held its April meeting recently at social room in the church; Eleven members were present Mrs. A. F. and daughter of Connenrille, Mr, and Mrs, Dwight Layton and daugh ers spent Sunday with their parents Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Layton. Mr.

and Mrs. Emmett Cavanaugh received word from son, Rich ard, who -is in the Araiy, that he is on his way to Alaska. Ball spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs, Clyde Matney at Orange. Alice Miller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Cavanaugh. Closed Saturdays At 5 P. M. Open Fridays Till 9 P. M.

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day in honor of Mr. Seal's brother, Pvt Willard E. Beal. With the honor were Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Beal, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beal of Cambridge City, A-3C Don E. WSnn and A-3C Ernest Brache of Chanute Field, til. Pvt.

Beal left that evening for Camp Kilmer, N. and expects go overseas Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris and children, and Robert Eugene, of near Pershinjfc spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. H.

B. Schock. Mrs. Blanche Cain accompanied by Miss Harriet Cain of New 'Castle, went to Williamsburg Sunday, where they were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dickersonj Mr.

and Mrs. William Branson of Anderson and Mr. an'd Robert Sanders arid son of Honey Creek NEW LISBON Mr. and MM. Earl'Baumgartner entertained with a family dinner at their home Sunday for Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Brown and 'family of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Keith of Hagerstown, and Mrs. Merle Hunt of New Castle, Robert Patterson, Eugene Shores of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Abruns and children and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baumgartner and ions. and Jennifer, of HagerstowB, and Mr. and Mrs.

Galyin Faacett aad Mary Loa and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Williaab of vay were guesta of Mr; axl LEWISVILLE MAN HONORED AT NEW CASTLE NEW Carney Gray, rural mail carrier for 81 years and active in American Legion, Boy Scout Mrs. Walter Doty had as dinner guestaSunday Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Brenneman and daughter, Jean, of Cambridge City, Mr. and Mrsl Phillip Stpnte and Robert Peacock over the first aid activities, received the Their'daughter, Susan, who baa been I New Castle Chamber of Commerce's spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laswell. Edward Black.was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Black at Centerville, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell entertained at dinner evening for Mr.

and Richard Harvey and children of Mt -Summit, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gopela'nd of New Castle. Mr, and George Beal and daughters, Annabelle and Valaire Clampitt, went to Indianapolis on Wednesday where they were guests of Mr land Mrs, John Mjlligan. Mr.

and Mrs. Merl Bradway of Byrne gave the devotions. Roll call and a short business meeting- was Mrs. Alta, George gave the Scripture' from Luke. A plant exchange and social hour was held.

Mrs. Mabel Roy and George were hostesses. Mrs. Minnie Cummings, who has been In Henry County Hospital for several days, is reported to be improving. She received injuries when she and her son, Luther Cummings, were' in a collision with another car, en route to New Castle last week.

Luther Cummin'gs, driver of the car, was not Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Henley entertained at breakfast The dining room was decorated in keeping with the Easter season.

The centerpiece was made of brandies, forming a bush, and hung with miniature, Easter hats. here for some time, returned borne with them. Mr. and Mrs, Herschel Puckett, Mr. and 'Mrs.

Howard Pockett and children and Mr. and Mrs, James Leakey, went to Unionport Sunday, where were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler. Mrs.

Grace.Breitoer, Mrs. Blanche Cain and Mrs. Sylvia Shock attended the 'meeting of the- Henry County Women's Republican Club at New Castle Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Chalmers Gilbert and son, James, of Pittsburgh, visited Mr. Gilbert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gilbert Mr. and Mrs.

John Snow and daughters, Evelyn and Mrs. Kenneth demons, entertained with a family dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mn. Robert Baumgartner of Greensburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Baumgartner and daughters, Barbara and Vicki Ann of Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Massie of Elwobd, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Snow and Ralph, and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins and daughters, Gail and Richmond and Mr. and Mrs.

George Fuson were dinner guests of Mrs. Adda Langston and Ida Kendall, unday. Mrs, Homer Lannerd and daughter, Martha Ellen, and Mn. Robert House and ions of Hagerstown, visited with Mrs. H.

R. Schock. The New Lisbon High School Alumni Association will hold its annual dinner and business meeting at he school auditorium Saturday evening, April 26. Mr. and Mrs, TUlman Gentry and son, Gerald, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Regar and daughter, Ruth Elaine, of Spiceland, went to Indianapolis Sunday evening, where they attended the Hollywood Ice Revue at the Coliseum. Sally, Mr. and Mn.Fftd Fowler and son, Tommy, of Cambridge City, and Miss oMndianapolis. Mr.

and Mrs. Clessie Haskett entertained at dinner "Sunday evening for and Mrs. Stantori Belfour and daughters, Jane and Joan, of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Annstrong of Indianapolis, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Lamberson, Mrs. Charlotte Evegos and sons, Randal, and Jerry, of New Castle. Mr. and Mrs.

Max Woodward had as their guests at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark and children, Ricky and Susan of Indianapolis, and Snow and Jean and Jerry. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Boyd went to Ft. Wayne Sunday, where they were guests of their daughter, Mn. WH- mer Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs.

George Wilson and daughter, Georgianna, accompanied by Doris Abrama, Betty Lou Stringer and Millard Goggin, went to Lincoln, 111., Tuesday, where they visited the Lincoln Bible Institute. 1B52 award for outstanding community service at the chamber's annual membership meeting last week at the Y. M. C. A.

gym. Gray served as post commander of the Howard R. Smith American Legion Post in 1930, district commander in 1931, was Scoutmaster of the American Legion Boy Scout troop for 22 yean and received the Silver Beaver award in 1948 for his distinguished service to boyhood. He has conducted numerous classes in first aid for civilians as well as state- guard and police forces, helped organize the Henry County Memorial Association and received the Business and Professional Women's award for community service in 1946. Presentation waa made by Mrs.

Rhea Steffy, winner of the award last year. Mr. Gray is a former Lewisville man and Mrs. Steffy formerly resided in Cambridge City. RICHMOND COHTRACTOR, W.

i. MACAW. HAS THE LOWEST BID ON INDIANA 3 W. Macaw, Richmond contractor, was the tow bidder OB the ing. and resurfacing of 8 between DuKrvith and New Castle.

The Macaw bid was $252,696 which included the widening and resurfacing of Indiana 3 from U. S- 40 in Dunreith to 1.8 miles south of Indiana 38 in New Castle and for the resurfacing of .66 of a mile on 40 in Knightatown. combined beginning! bands played. Vocal director is Miss Ethel Reavia and Carl Smolik is conductor. TRY A TRAVELER WANT AD TRY A TRAVELER SALE AD Mrs.

Carroll Smalley of AT EDWARDS ALL POPULAR BRANDS TO CHOOSE FROM EASY CREDIT TERMS Quality Dependability Next door to Fint National Bank 32 In Cssttt Mr. and Straughn. Mrs. Ethel Ward to Kennard where she was the guest of her brother, Charles Kendall and family. She attended a cooperative dinner at the home of Mn.

near Kennard. The dinner was held by a group of old school'mates for a reunion. Mr. and Mn. Horace Butler and daughters, Judy and Carla, were guests Sunday of hia-parenta, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Butler, near Dublin, Mr. and Mn. Robert Maple and son, Timmy, of Richmond, guests at dinner Sunday of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Maple. Mn. Marvin Kautz attended the meeting of the Home Demonstration Club at Lewisville. Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll Palin and son, David, are spending a two-week vacation in Florida. Mrs. Carrie Bair went to Raleigh where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Rider and family. She attended the high school play in which the Riders' twin sons, Darrell and Verrell, took Mr.

and Mn. Chalmen Gilbert and son, Jimmy, of Pittsburgh, the week-end with Mr. and Albert Cole. They also, visited Mr. Mrs.

Wilson Gilbert and other relatives. Mr, and Mn. Carl Porter and ton, Denny, of Connenville, and Mn. Elmer Rider and family of near Raleigh were guests Sunday of Carrie Bair. Mr.

and Mn. Fred Palih spent a few days at their cottage at Pigeon Lake the Iwt part of the week. Mr. and Mn. Ixm Kiepura and daughter, Chicago, arrived Friday for few visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Stanton Colbnrn. Other guesta at dinner on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris and children, Jtidith Ann Phillip, Mrs.

Ruby Morris of near Greenfield, and Mi. and Mn. Clarence Ballard and son, Billy, of Dayton, Ohio. Barbara Joe and Sara Jane Kiplinger spent the week-end here with their grandmother, Mn. Ruby Scott.

Mrs. Clessie Haskett, and Mrs. Carrie Bair went to Spiceland Friday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Gilbert at the Homestead Nuning Home.

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Gauker of New Castle attended the sunrise Easter service here and were guesta at breakfast at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ruby Butler. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Butler and daughter, Patricia, also were guests, Mn.

Effie. Miller spent Saturday night and Sunday at New Castle, the guest of her son, Loring Miller and Mrs. Miller. Mrs, Stanton Colburn visited Mrs. Elizabeth Williams in Greenfield, Wednesday.

In the afternoon they called on Mr. and Mrs. Huston Cran- fell. Mrs. DUDLEY TOWNSHIP MUSIC FESTIVAL STRAUGHN The Dudley Township combined school band presented a music festival in the Straughn gym Sunday afternoon.

The band is composed of students from Straughn and New Lisbon. The concert band, the song-flute band, the high school chorus and the Maude Kautz had as her guests at dinner Easter Sunday'Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mr. and Mra.

Gene Query, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fairchild and daughten, Mr, and Mn. Clarence Kautz. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Myers dinner guests of their daughter, Mrs. Harold McKnight and family at New Castle Sunday. Mr. and Mn.

Walter Heiser entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mn. Willis Lannerd and family of Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. William Lidecap and children of Ohio, and Mr.

and Mn. Everett Heiser and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell had as their dinner guest Friday evening John Ehman of Noblesville, field supervisor of the Production and Marketing Administration.

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