The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 8

"Hf-w 1 "Jjl 1 1 Ti 1 Poge Eight. THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1945 3 AFFIDAVITS UI8T0RY LOAf YULE LIGHTS IN EDINBURG DISHES position with the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Company as its state agent in Indiana. Mr. Johnson began his new duties Monday, his office being at Indianapolis.

For the present his family will remain at their home in ARE ACTED ON William Johnson to Take New Position William S. Johnson, who for the past four years has been special pgent for the Continental Insur-ence Company, with headquarters, at Columbus, Ohio, has accepted a SETS OF CHINA WARE Toy Wheelbarrows CHILD'S TABLE AND CHAIRS City Decorates Streets And Park Trees With Colored Globes Let's finish the job and bring the boys back home. United States Savings Bonds are still the best investment for yonr savings. Only with your help can the quota for Johnson County be reached. Johnson County national Bank BUY AND HOLD VICTORY BONDS G.

VAWTER EDINBURG, Dec. 5 When city i officials threw the switch last night HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE "YOU WILL FIND ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT" -68 West Jefferson St. Phone 306 PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Having sold my farm, I will sell on what is known as the Elliott Farm, 'i mile west of the Mauxferry road on newr 252, on Friday, December 7, at 1 P. M. all of mv household goods consisting of Living Room.

Bedroom, Dining Room, and Kitchen Furniture, to the highest bidder without reserve. Some antiques. TERMS CASH. FRED ELLIOTT, Owner New Criminal Affidavit Is Filed In Circuit Court Today Action was taken on three criminal affidavits in circuit court today, and tn addition another new affidavit was filed. The case of Mrs.

Drucilla Cheek, of Franklin, who is charged with child neglect, was taken under advisement by Judge Grant Rogers after the submission of evidence. Previously arranged on November 21, she refused at that time to plead and the court entered a plea of not guilty for her. Mrs. Cheek is charged with neglect and contributing to the neglect of her five minor children. Evelyn Ashcraft was arraigned and pleaded not guilty to a charge of child neglect.

She is charged with Come in and see our assortment of Cocktail Tables, Lamp Tables, End Tables and Occasional Tables. TVUUam at 7VtUteCatd Open until 9:00 Phone K-234 J. D. Powell, Auctioneer. Leon Vaniivier, Clerk.

that lighted the huge Christmas tree in the park, the Christmas season was officially opened in Edinburg. The tree is in the center of the park, decorated with colored electric lights. A large blue cross gleams from the top of the tree and presents a beautiful appearance. At the same time, the colored lights strung from lamp to lamp post in the main business block were toned on. Balsam greenery is entwined around the lamp posts and is most attractive.

The city hall building has large green wreaths in the first-floor windows and lighted candles gleam from the second floor windows. Also, a mammoth green wreath, with colored lights in it, is suspended from the roof of the city hall building. IFODIG AILE GOOD FIVE-ROOM HOUSE completely modern and garage on No. Walnut street. Also FOUR BUILDING LOTS in East Franklin.

ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE except Life are written by us. Carefully read your policy see that it covers all yon wish to insure, UNION TRUST COMPANY AND TRAFALGAR BRANCH Buy Victory Bonds Selling Bonds Is Onr Business her mother, Mrs. Frank Tinkey, Mrs. Faye Brown, of Indianapolis, has been called to the bedside of who is ill. failing and refusing to give and render proper parental care to her four minor children.

Her bond was i set at $250. i Hal Clopton, of Edinburg, was ar 'J City employes are to be commend- ed for the artistic results. They were unable to obtain new Christmas Received Carload Yellow Pine Dimension and Hardwood Boards CARLOAD ASPHALT SHINGLES Also 10x12 Ceiling Registers I P1TSI2EH Hi SOU Trafalgar, Indiana lights this year but were able to ef-! news oroua HIEMwtTOlfEH IN UNIFORM raigned on counts of intoxication, resisting an officer and disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty on each count, was fined $10 and costs and sentened to the county jail for five days on each count. The sentence was suspended during good behavior.

An affidavit was also filed against Donald Foliespf Edinburg, charging him with operating a motor vehicle on U. S. highway 31 in a careless and HOG KILLING WEATHER IS HERE! SEE US FOR YOUR STOCK OF feet beautiful decorations with the materials they did have. There was no solicitation of funds from business establishments this year for street decorations. The stores are showing many desired Christmas gifts and a report on the merchandise available for Edinburg shoppers will be given later in the week.

Lloyd Tucker remains seriously ill Mrs. L. A. Young is confined to at his home on East Monroe street, her home by illness. reckless manner.

Four more Johnson county men became civilians Monday. The rroup included 5 Leonard R. Mcclain, Franklin R.R.4; T. 4 Roscoe F. Walters.

Franklin R.R.5; Pfc. Chester L. WicklifT. 451 Broadway, Greenwood and Pfc. James A.

Doty, Greenwood R.R.3. They were discharged at the Camp Atteruury separation center. That tractor battery of youra needs extra care these days. Tractor have to keep on rolling but they can't with dead batteries. Call on ua for any help you need.

We're trained to handle all your farm Ignition RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, Dec. 8th 8:00 A. M. First Baptist Church Basement WANTED RADIOS, IRONS, and any SMALL APPLIANCE FOR REPAIR. Bring Them To 701 N.

Hurricane FRANKLIN PUBLIC SALE Having sold my home located on Road 144 west of Franklin and the second house east of the Hopewell Church, I will sell on Saturday, December 8, 1945, at 1 :00 P. M. All my household and kitchen furniture in my seven room house, consisting of four beds, bedding, dressers, chairs, tables, buffet, cooking utensils, dishes, rugs, radio, pressure cooker, small range stove, old clock, garden tractor and tools, lamps, and many other articles. Lieut, (s.g.) William Stainbrook arrived in Franklin Tuesday morning from Manila after receiving his honorable discharge at the Great Lakes naval separation center Monday. He served in the armed forces five years, seeing service in the Aleutians and in the South Pacific.

HDeBH cS: 3nn Dr. Harry B. Benninghoff, history professor at Franklin College, will speak before the Shelbyville Business and Professional Women's Club tonight. He will discuss "Manchuria." TERMS CASH. James McClain, of the Smiley Mill neighborhood, was taken to Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis, Tuesday.

Mr. McClain has been ill and confined to his home for the past seven weeks. A son, Cpl. Leonard McClain, received his discharge at Camp Atterbury and came home on Monday. He served three years.

Of this. 18 months was spent in ONE SMALL PIANO ORVAL S. JAMES, Owner Geo. Clore. Auctioneer.

cniaxfiEKfiL- mwm uro mnsm COLLEGE PLANS "THE MESSIAH" Mrs. Oral Alexander was returned to her home here Tuesday evening from -an Indianapolis hospital. Betty Lou Ridge was taken to Riley Hospital at Indianapolis, Tuesday in the Flinn ambulance. MARLIN HOWARD PRINCE Excavating Contractors 8F20 Phones F12 Machine Excavating, Grading, Ditch ing, Any Place, Any Site, Length. Levies, Ponds Repaired, Built.

Contract Jobs f)ur Preference Handel's Great Oratorio Scheduled For Coming Week At Auditorium The Week -In-Frank 1 i Lions' Charter Night at Acton EDINBURG, Dec. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Dorsey and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ellis will be special guests of the Lions Club at Acton tonight This is charter night for the Acton club and a dinner and program will celebrate the formal launching of the Lions Club there.

Fountain Help Wanted! Franklin Pharmacy Visitors Attend Funeral Service EDINBURG, Dec. 5 Among the out-of-town persons here for the iuneral rites of Frank Bruce were WE WILL BE CLOSED For Inventory FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Henry Fangman and R. L. Wil liams, of the Morton Packing Com pany, Louisville; Mr. Collins and WEDNESDAY St.

Rose of Lima Altar Guild and Parish Council with Mrs. R. J. Pick-hardt, 517 West Jefferson street, 7:30 p.m. Delta Zeta Alumnae club party for active chapter at home of Mrs.

H. C. Beck, 173 South street, 8 p.m. Silver Trail club dinner at Atterbury restaurant, 7 p. m.

Mr. Henderson, of Standard Oil Company, of Indianapolis; Merrill Stainbrook, Mrs. Florence Farmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sanders.

"Ready Honey" HERE! Birth Announced Announcement has been received of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rexroth on November 27 at the City hospital in Riverside, Calif. The baby has been given the name of David Bruce. He is the fourth son of the couple.

Mr. and Mrs. Rexroth, who recently moved to California from Franklin, live at 6081 Brockton Avenue, Riverside, Calif. Four soloists will sing with an au-gumented chorus of 100 voices when Handel's great oratorio, "The Messiah," is presented on the evening of December 12 at 8:15 o'clock in the Franklin College auditorium. Prof.

Alfred Mudrich will direct. The soloists are Mrs. E. Wayne Berry, soprano: Miss Georgianna Keaten, contralto; and Jeffery Van Norman, tencr, all of Columbus; and Hov.ard Isler, bass, of Franklin. E.

Wayne Berry, of Columbus, will accompany the choruses at the organ and will play the 'Overture" and the "Pastoral Symphony." Miss Rose Marie Kinnear will accompany all of the solos and the choruses at the piano. Dr. W. G. Spencer, president of Franklin College, will give the invocation.

The oratorio is open to the public. of Indianapolis; and Mr. and Mrs, Dale Rusk, of Columbus. DEL-1 Name Carl Shrader THURSDAY Grace Methodist Gleaners class Christmas party with Mrs. Vandivier, 6:30 p.m.

Grace Methodist W. S. C. S. at church, 2:30 p.m.

Worshipful Master For AH Your Winter Needs Home Security Co. INC. 29 N. Main St. Phone 819 Carl E.

Shrader was elected wor shipful master of Franklin Lodge No 107, Free and Accepted Masons, at the annual election of officers held GREENWOOD LUMBER Inc. WANTED, COOK! Snyder's Cafe Tuesday night at the temple. SATURDAY Dance at Franklin USO'on East Jefferson street, Hamptonians playing at 8 p.m. We also have in stock fresh supply of Figaro Condensed (Liquid) Smoke Salt Get Your Supplies NOW While We Have It! SUGKOIVS A silver offering will be taken. "The Tom O.

Seward was named senior warden; Thurman I. Sparks, junior Messiah," presented last year, was one of the outstanding events of the pre-Christmas season. warden; Rollin I Ott, treasurer; George S. Butler, secretary; Byron Important meeting of the V. I W.

at 7:45 in the Post Hall Mrs. Ruth Kelsay was at Indianapolis, Wednesday. Marine Discharged George W. Routier, of Franklin, has been discharged from the U. S.

marine corps under the point system. Former Marine Routier Is the son of Mrs. J. C. Routier, 422 North Johnson avenue, Franklin.

MONDAY Final rehearsal of "'The Messiah" in college auditorium, 8 p.m. Pi Beta Phi Mothers' club luncheon with Mrs. Edwin Dungan, 1 p.m. Book Review club luncheon with Mrs. Oke McClain, 1 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Julian an-noune the birth of a seven and pound daughter at their home 345 Cincinnati street Tuesday afternoon. The baby has been named Janet Elaine. Ammercan, tyler, and Frank Mc Connauehy, trustee.

Fuller DeLuxe CLOTHES BRUSHES FOR CHRISTMAS itiiiHO i Evelyn Louise, nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dilmer! Yoder of R.R.5 underwent a ton- sillectomy at the Province Hospital, Wednesdav morning. i FOR CHRISTMAS Special 1 Lawrence Coffman 899 N. Walnut St.

Phone 653-R iFona SAILIE Flat Top Desk (walnut) Tvpewriter; Buffet; Clock; Dining Table and Chairs: Love Seat; 3 Lamps; 2 Beds, brass, and Bed Room Furniture; Gas Stove; 2 Kitchen Tables; Iron Cot and Mattress; Perch Chairs; Pictures; Carpet; Linoleum, and Many other Household Items. 102 Patterson St. FHONE 471-J BETWEEN 8 A. M. AND 5 P.

M. Must sell in next few days. Commandery Names Its 1946 Officers Commandery officers for 1946 were elected at the Masonic Temple here Tuesday night. They are: Dr. J.

O. VanAntwerp, commander; George S. Butler Leslie J. Barrow captain general; R. V.

Mitchell, senior warden; Fred V. Kelly, junior warden; David B. Kelly, prelate; Robert A. Todd, treasurer; Charles B. Kerlin, recorder; George E.

Rogers, sentinel. BARGERSVILLE BUILDING AND LOAN TO ELECT NEW DIRECTORS Due to the death of two of its directors and the illness of a third the secretary of the Bargersville Building and Loan has called a special meeting of the stock holders to elect five directors for the year 1946. All investing members and all borrowing members are invited to attend this meeting. In fact the secretary, F. E.

Cline. urges all such members to be present. Meeting to be held December 10th Two o'clock P. at the secretary's office. F.

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SALVE, NOSE DROPS Caution: Use Only As Directed. Former Pastor Dies in Muncie GREENWOOD. Dec. 5 Funeral services were being planned today for the Rev. N.

S. Tranbarger, 82. United Brethren minister who died at Ball Hospital in Muncie. The Rev. Mr.

Tranbarger held a pastorate in Greenwood at one time. He had served in the White River United Brethren conference since 1890. He had also held pastorates at Greentown, Gaston, Dubiln, Frank-ton, New Castle, New Lisbon, Cowan, Selma and Muncie. The widow, three sons and two daughters survive. CHIROPRACTIC FOR FORTY YEARS has brought men and women back to health who at first 'had no confidence" in it, and then relied upon it for the rest of their lives in every health need.

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9 Perfect comfort no heat, no machine or heavy clamps. "Takes" wonderfully on toft, silky hair and on coarse hair, too. Ideal for children --gives long curls that comb out beautifully. TAKES ONIY 2 TO 3 HOURS Now, yo cu know the joy of Bstural-lookinft, soft, glamorous curls and mares, and BY TONIGHT! Action Is Taken On Four Cases In Circuit Court Today To divorces were granted as action was taken on four divorce cases in circuit court today. A divorce was granted to Mrs.

Matilda B. Lee from George E. Lee, and Mrs. Lee was given custody of the minor child. The defendant was ordered to pay the sum of $3 per week to aid the plaintiff in the support of the child until he is 18 years of age.

The court ruled that it shall be unlawful for the plaintiff to re-marry for a period of two years, in granting a divorce to Mrs. Martha Bru-baker from James Gordon Brubaker. Mrs. Brubaker was awarded the custody of two children. Evidence was heard in the case of Mrs.

Effie Morris, who filed for divorce from Harry Earl Morris, and the case was taken under advisement by Judge Grant Rogers. A hearing was held on the petition of the plaintiff, Mrs. Pauletta Coffman, for suit and support money pending. The court finding was that the defendant, Walter Coffman, pay $50 for the use. and benefit of the plaintiff's attorney in the 'divorce action.

The hearing on the petition for support pending is to be For Young Folks and Old. Large Selection Of Children's Books Photo Albums Scrap Books STATIONERY AND NOTE PAPER SMITH PHOTO AND CARD SHOP East Court Street TfceNew Charm-Karl Smfirrm Cold Ware must permanent ware root hair or money back! Franklin Council No. "2, S. M. Stated Assembly, election of officers, Fiid3y, December 7, at 7:30 pjn.

WThF Of Three To Receive Prize Scholarship EDINBURG, Dec. 5 Joseph W. Gingery, brother of the Rev. Robert W. Gingery of the Methodist church, has been awarded the coveted Ernie Pyle scholarship offered through the Ernie Pyle Memorial Fund at Indiana University.

Mr. Gingery was cue of three students at I. U. who merited this honor. The scholarships are offered to students attending the university's school of journalism which Ernie Pyle had attended in his youth, and are based on yearly grades, years of military service, merit of an entry thesis or written article, and other specified requirements.

Joseph Gingery attended Earlham College two years prior to serving on a bomber three Sears over Get many. Upon discharge from service he entered Indiana University, where he is now a junior. Mr. Gingery is married and has three sons. Nelson, and twin sons, Joel and Walter.

Mrs. Gingery Is student at Indiana University also. Their permanent home is in MORRIS 5c, 10c To S1.00 STORE meet Thursday at 2 p.m. With Mrs. Logan Kendall.

Announcements The final rehearsal of "The Messiah" chorus will be held in the college auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. All chorus members must be present. Please note change of date. ROLL BRICK SIDING Red and Buff With Shorts All Joints Are Black ROLL STONE SIDING OTTBALs: IIW (DHL OHDNHAH 5TCFT PENNSYLVANIA fMUt0 FURNACE COKE IU0IAUA EGO GOAL GRAHAM HFG. GO "To Serve You" A meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the VFW post.

Phone 718-M or 39-J for reservations to the Franklin home economics club luncheon December at the home of Mrs. S. B. Scott. Franklin Chapter No.

65, R. A. M. Stated Convocation, election of officers, Dec. 6, at p.m.

TWTh Important meeting of the V. F. W. at 7:45 in the Post Hall The Alpha List Bible class will.