Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 5

LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Child's Colds Reunions Parties by Mesdames James Bauer Ste disappearance OPA DOUBLES i BONUS Clubs $4)89 oUNLAf jf Im 88c If Long Sure the New Phillips 66 is a swell gasoline If i STRIP 'i it LET SEARS LIGHT YOUR HOME BED LAMPS JGASOLINE 1 4ok aS a 4fr SWEEP COME TO SEARS BULBS Phillips Keep on buying Victory Bonds and Stamps to Ohio is found of Scioto and Ad Weather Strip cV Park ave Cov '6 inch size 24 gauge Save at Sears All sizes an kinds Now available A ft ft tt ft Hair felt strip Tack on doors windows 17 ft' Phone 4039' 4 Points instead of 2 for each pound of Used ats Durable made of long lasting iron long UTILITY SHOVELS purchases totaling so or more CAN be made Oh ruift George Whistler rawer oi the artist was commissioned by the Czar of Russia to build the railroad from Moscow to Lenin grad I Tawalla Council to Have Supper Session Tawalla council 23 Degree of Pocahontas will have a 1 pot luck supper at Red hall Thurs day' evening 6:30 and entertainment will follow It is planned to resume meetings and social gatherings of the council and this is to mark beginning of the new era The Daughters of Pocahontas are the auxiliary of the Red Men route to the on a 5 The tenth annual 'Pettit school reunion was held Sunday with 55 attending Edward Haag of Oak land' Calif was among the guests Letters were read from former pupils now in Wisconsin A As a 'courtesy to their sister Miss Rosella Hession whose mar riage to Jerry Brandon will be an event of this month Mrs Maynard McIntyre and Mrs rank Nicklas the latter of Lawrenceburg Ind entertained at a lovely party and kitchen shower Tuesday evening at the McIntyre home on South Twentieth street Prizes in went to Miss Mary Grace Gagen Mrs Albert Sanders Mrs John Hessiom and Miss rances Kearney 'A dessert course was served at a table adorned with' bridal appointments Each place was marked with a corsage Mr and Mrs Robert Ander son at their home 802 South Nineteenth street entertained a group of relatives at a fried chick en dinner in honor of their daughter Donna Sue who ob served her second birthday A cake topped with tyo pink can dles centered the table Among those present were Mr and Mrs rank Wise Mr and Mrs Walter Wise and daughter Janet of West Point Wednesday Evening October 3 1945 East Side Home Economics club will meet Thursday at 2 at the YWCA home Mrs Es ther ranklin Hollenbeck will con duct a lesson on furniture up holstering Hostesses: Mrs Em mett Scott Mrs George Bennett and Mrs Clara Clarkson Lafayette hapter American War Mothers will meet at 2 ri? day at the Community House Linnwood Home Economics club will meet at 2 riday with Mrs Ludwig rantz 7 I nue Project lesson on 12 Piece 4 SOCKET SET New luorescent Waynetown where they visited the sister Mrs James 'Rat cliff and family Mr Hatton re cently received an honorable dis charge from the army" He had been a staff sergeant in the Paci fic theater for 42 months Mr and Mrs Clarence CosShd and Mr and Mrs Walter Cain visited Mr and Mrs Joe Cham bers and family in Terre Haute Mrs Dora Cozad returned with them after spending the past two months in Terre Haute Mrs Donald Brand of South Tenth street "left Wednesday for Martinez i to visit her daughter Mrs rederic Lloyd and Ensign Lloyd She 5 was ac companied as far as Chicago by Mr Brand Mr and Mrs Gene of Waukegan Ill spent a few days with MrsT Beulah on street en southern states rlr Miss Lucille Thoma of Cincin nati is the guest of tier sister Mrs Charles Bowen and fam ily of South Eleventh street and other relatives Mrs Beulah Columbe spent Tuesday in Indianapolis Strong but lightweight Useful shovel for snow coal etc Heat treated steel blade selected wood handle 'i Michigan and Illinois The next reunion wui oe eariy in oepsiu ber 1946 I A 5 The type of box want I TlAaT: fnvx fill flrAtmd1 USA BlS? 19x7Wx9 inch plenty of room Large lift out tote tray with carry ing bar has full length compart ment for sockets Chest made of: r' 'heavy 22 gauge steel "electrically welded for strength Will take lots abuse ull length piano hinge heavy reinforcing corner irons hasp and fittings Leather handle 8 Lewis and Mrs John Hra ftaniin pleca nut spin? ner ln square drive 2 pev eoekets 7 1 inch Steel "box 4 4 BEAUTY SALON 425 erry St Phone 2173 Boyington was present the day Ewing was shot down Capt Ewing squadron leader had just led his squadron through a suc cessful mission over enemy held Bougainville and were re turning to their base when Jap Zeros appeared but of the clouds In the that followed five men were lost Ewing among them At the time he was re ported missing Capt rela tives received letters from Major Boyington telling them of his friendship with Bob The two met at San Diego when the "Black squadron was formed and shipped overseas They became close friends and were together till Capt Ewing was reported missing Abobt two months later Maj Boyington was himself reported missing He returned to the United States in September after having spent many months in a Jap camp Maj Boyington told" Capt relatives that there still was some hope for no trace of the five planes was found when the Marines took Bougain ville and all the Jap POWs have not been located as yet He stated that he would try to stop in La fayette on his return trip and meet them personally I Cant Ewing son of Clifton Ewing 2800 Union' street was at tending Purdue when he joined the' naval air corps in August 1941f Upon completing his cadet training he was allowed to choose his branch of the service because he was among tho highest 10 per cent in his class No 14 Komax Wire MECHANICS TOOL BOXES Chimney Sweep $00 48 ozs Spread on hot coals effec tively destroys soot in flue HftIO ROEBUCK AND CO Shockproof SCREW 7 DRIVER 65c a an a ad i Shock amber plastic han dies Others from 15c Phillips Petroleum company 'Bartlesville Okla BUCK SAWS $179 rrt 1 Hard woo Cham io type blade of heat treated steelV Steel rod with turn 1 HAND AXES i sj 4 VjUUD IT OUGHT "srwicKS rane Tostod VAPORUB Stunning 4 Light DROP IXTURE i dy pusn Ducon bwilcii i Your dining room will tvne hanger straps I I A 4 ci eve a i O' fl Beauty Wliu UU3 Il fixture Pink flowered glass II shade 17 inch diameter has I design Clear glass center column I I 1 1 1 Similar to Illustration "Wrecking 45c will be conducted by Mrs Esther ranklin Hollenbeck Elec tion of officers will take place Hostesses oe hits Johnsick Cnwen Victory class of Elston Presby terian church will meet riday at 1:30 with Mr and Mrs Oscar Shoaf chapter of Missions Central Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 7:30 with Mrs Williams 24 South Twenty seventh street Girl Scout troop 14 and Brown ie troop 34 ord school held a joint meeting Monday evening ly up ceremonies were held for Roberta DeYoung Rita Wilson Dorothy Pierson: Linda Bishop Phyllis Davidson and Myrna New ton Refreshments were served WASHING MACHINE HOSE or filling and emptying wash Dunlap Lightweight' 2 lb Ing machines fl ft lengths forged steel head hardened and aucet couplings on tAg tempered Hickory handle one end 4 (J3 Shkrpenefc ready for use i I $C95 Less Bulb fr 1 Hood type all metal fluorescent bed lamp Has beautiful' an A tique ivory crackle finish' Han hiiHnn AwiPrh andiiaH be ashamed of ourselves if it Pearl Harbor put every ounce of sweat and energy we possessed into perfecting the finest combat fuels the world has ever seen Millions of dollars worth of new equipment 6 POINT I a SOCIETY Mr Mrs James Sny er jr A and children have re turned Indianapolis after a eeveral visit with Mr Sny tier's mother Mrs Snyder his1 brother Kenneth Sny der and family Dr anjkMrs John Lynch ot Indianapolis have arrived for visit with the former parents Mr and Mrs Earl Lynch Perrin'' avenue' tMrsTod Schaffner of New York City is visiting her son Schaffner and family 1611 King street Mrs Berthold Loeb and mother 1 Mrs rances Abraham have re turned from a visit with relatives find' friends in Ky and Evansville Earl Hatton and Miss lonyice £wson have returned from x'' Weddings MENKE KEPHART Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Martha Menke daughter' of the Rev1 and Mrs Otto A Menke Plymouth Wis to Newell Kephart Ph son of Rev and Mrs Kephart Loveland1 Colo Which took place Saturday September v29 at the home of Rev and Mrs H' Gun neman 910 North Ninth street with the fathers of the bride and groom officiating Rev" Gunneman served as man and Mrs Gunneman as matron of honor Dinner was served at the Hotel owler Mrs Kephart was employed by the Lafayette Life Insurance com pany before her marriage Dr Kephart is employed in the ap plied psychology department' at Purdue university as an industrial vision engineer 1 The couple are at home on East Greenbush street Nearly R' every tree plant and flower native in the forests ams county Still Some Hope or Missing Hero Relatives of Capt Robert Ewing USMCR member of the famous "Black ighter Squadron reported missing in ac tion over Bougainville September IS 1943 talked by telephone wifh the famous Major Gregory Boyington on visit to' Chicago Mrs1 Dorothy Cle ments' Chicago sister of Capt Ewing Mrs Mary Hodgkinson of Chicago and Mrs Charles Collins 1717 Union Street1 aunts of the missing pilot talked for several minutes with Boyington and learned the facts: concerning Capt how have produced a world beater of a gaso line a little thought you can tutk in your hundreds of thousands of man hours andbrain hours spent in vain! 1 4 Good gasoline? Man it ought to be good! And if one of those who arent sur i The' most important thing about a Phillips $6 Service' Station is still the man who runs it jYes Ke give you fine gasoline But hell also give the consistehtlyk high i Sstandard 'of thoughtful courteous service that has always characterized 4 the sign of 66 II a5 S' We forget how to deliver that during the war either! ILHin JuUU Third and South Sts phen Spees and Cecil Newton troop 34 and Mrs Leaver ton and "Mrs W' Smothers troop 14 i St Cecelia Study club of St Boniface church will meet riday at 2 in the parish club rooms Hostesses Mrs George Kerkhoff and Mr and Mrs George Rettig Tire Re Cap raud Reported Style The enforcement division of the Indiana OPA district office is making an investigation of the sale of re capped' junk tlresf at overceiling prices said James Strickland OPA district director It is said that the practicepis Be coming 4 widespread Unrepairable tires are purchased' as scrap by re cappers for two to seventy five cents apiece and sold to the public for $8 to $12 apiece A driver takes his life into his own hands when he puts one of these junk tires on his said Mr Strickland Some of them are so dangerous that a service station attendant would even inflate them if he knew their real condition c'f Chopin Relic NEW The Polish Press Agency says an urn con taining the heart of (rederick Chopin corn? poser has been returned to the Church of the Holy Cross in: War saw The urn had been hidden from the Germans WhyNot? 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