Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 52, Decatur, Adams County, 3 March 1955 — Page 8

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Plan Evangelistic Service Two Nights A two-night evangelistic service will be held at 7:30 o’clock Friday and Saturday nights at the God's Hlbly Holiness tabernacle nt Wren, O. The Rev. Paul Eger, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church at Portland, will be the evangelist i.nd Lee Rose will be song leader. The public is Invited to attend Grandstaff Jailed As Parole Violator Frank Grandstaff, former Decatur resident who won freedom from a life prison sentence in Tennessee by writing the "Big Spring" cantata, is reported in jail again in Big Spring, Tex. Grandstaff was arrested Wednesday on an extradition warrant alleging parole violation in Wisconsin. He served from Aug. 27, 1952 to Nov. 6. 1954, in Wisconsin state prison on an attempted burglary charge. In Big Spring, Grandstaff has been playing a -piano at a case and night clerking in ah - tel. He has hired a lawyer to fight the parole violation charge. Washington—The earth at the equator measures about 21.600 nautical miles.

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Kathryn Soidner On Dean's List Kathryn Soidner. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Soidner, R. R. I, Berne has been named to the dean’s honor list ut Taylor University for the first semester of the 196-4-55 academic year. Twentyseven students from the student body of approximately 500 received the honor. In order to qualify, a student must carry a minimum of 12 hours of academic work as a candidate for a degree and earn a scholastic standing of 2.6. The Taylor grading system credits three points for each hour of “A” grade, two for "B” and one for ] ”C” grades. i . ' Two Drivers Fined On Traffic Counts William J. Wervey, 29, of Fort Wayne, was arrested for speeding on South 13th street Wednesday at 9:45 a.in. He will appear in justice of ’he peace cotig Monday. Thomas C. Stallbaum, 44. of Mercer n.enue. was fined $1 and costs in J. P. court Wednesday noon on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested Saturday night. State trooper Walter Schindler arrested Richdrd Renegar. 24. of Winchester, at 9 p.m. Wednesdayon U. S. 27 for passing on a yellow line. Renegar was brought into city court later Wednesday night and was fined $1 and costs. Fraudulent Check Passed Wednesday A $55 fraudulent check was passed in Decatur Wednesday afternoon. A man described to local police as about 21 entered a downtown store and purchased sls worth of merchandise. Police chief James Borders warned local merchants that fraudulent check passing is increasing. He stated that in accepting checks merchants should know- the endorser. He pointed out that many checkpassers use the names of local people as signees so it is especially important that the merchant know the person to whom personal checks are issued. Earl Adams Serving As Judge Pro Tem Earl B. Adams, former Adams county judge, is serving as judge pro tem today in Adams circuit court in the absence of Judge Myles Parish, -who is in Indianapolis. Other county officials who went to Indianapolis today were Mrs. Mabel"%trißsr, county, recorder; Ed Jaberg, county clerk, and sheriff Merle ACfolder. EGYPT PREMIER (Conti trued from Page One) units • a fight which each country blames on the other - left 39 Egyptian soldiers dead. Nasser said of the Israeli prime minister’s statement: “I heard Sharett's warning, but I wish to confirm that he will never forget the harm doner to us.” Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

ONLY 2 MORE BIG DAYS — ——— _. ............ Friday & Saturday OF 0UR.... /Vjl• .1 k V 1 GIGANTIC PRICES SLASHED EVEN LOWER THAN BEFORE For these LAST ? BIG DAYS of Our Gef-Acquaint- f— —— . ed CLEARANCE SALE we have SLASHED and MU l" - |M t Al Men’s Department REDUCED PRICES TO UNBELIEVABLE LOW, BSIII TOWOIS WcISR ClOttlS ———— low prices! New Merchandise is rolling in 20” x 40” solid We Must Clear This Merchandise Outl every day and we need the room! So, to the people 4 COLORS COLORS M 9 I L 1 ' ' in the Decatur Shopping Area we are offering these iM PLAID — WlCIi S JBCKCIS TREMENDOUS BARGAINS! aSC eaCh WRW DON’T MISS’EM! HURRY! . ~ than..... J price DRAPERY EVERGLAZE Winter and Spring Jackeis t Women’s Department fabrics chambray — — 8 Beautiful Prints SMALL PATTERNS R . R t Reg. $ .28 Reg. .88 45 ” Afin Re »- S IOO Yard 1895 ' $9 ’ 95 - *• Goods WOV - Yd. rH W# F# * ““ d - 68c ¥d N ° w Men s Dress Trousers MFWlfct UKtaoto yards $ 1.78 prices again slashed; - £ J SOME LESS THAN «/ 2 ORIGINAL PRICE! AWW ORIGINALLY _ , Retl 28 _ o Ra * „ llw to $ 12 . 85 CORDUROY 2 "AV... ’*“..’3” Vlfesdl AU A Rin AA If Reg * S^.- 48 88 Reg - SB - 95 48 S£-88 nMI NOW ONLY FINE PINWALE GHRIHIBKhY 5698 ” t 0 4 * 9 ’ 95 ; ~ * to > . AA *' Reg. $10.95 SW.4B I ir / 88 8 COLORS FOUR $12.95 ... 5 to 6 It W ▼ ■ Reg. $1.19 Yd. COLORS . RAYONS - GABARDINES , PART WOOLS f M 100% WOOLS - TWEEDS ■ CHECKS faf - NOWI - - NOW! MAY HAVE YOUR SIZE! TSC yard 3 yards $ 1- 78 RFMAilS^trmc Skirts - ts - / - * REMAINING STOCK FURTHER REDUCED ■ Small (Just A Few Medium) Large - Extra Large ■ ■■ U I M > r Reg ’ 8298 $«-48 Reg. $3.98 Ssft.3B Ladies Mylon Dnefs NOW 1 Now 2 s 3 Girls & Kiddies Department | Men’s Dress Shirts d* Puiru®a- \ . BROADCLOTH—OXFORD CLOTH—FANCIES 1 “ ,1 s Now Less Than Half Price .j- «... w «. Kiddies Snow Suits ’1“ Ladies Cloth Dress Gloves BOYS GIRLS - 1 r '' Brown-Grey-Blue-Green-Black ONE TABLE FULL OF 5.,00 esc Pair ODDS & ENDS ■ ■■ a a Reduced To Rock Bottom Prices! ■■■ L2uI6S 5W6216rS Act Fast! Some Less Than '/ : Price! MBUBVO vnvuiuio VALUES UP TO $5.00 Reg. $8.95 Reg. $12.95 SLIPOVERS and CARDIGANS Suits ... now 4 Suits now .. 5 AGAIN REDUCED! ! Reg. $9.95. $10.95 sm.3B Reg. $14.95 SX-88 fl ft Suits NOW J Suits NOW .. O 3 ftflTv Reg. $« .38 » Reg. s—.lß Reg. s—.lß ’ $2.98 A $3.98 .... $5.98 Girls Jackets LadieS Flannel Gowns & P.J S Quilted Lined. —Plastics and Gabardines . KIDDIES CORDUROY Reg. $1.98 $4.48 Reg. $2.49 $4.68 Broken Sizes 5 thru 16 BOXER & B*B OVERALLS NOW ONLY A NOW ONLY * Rea - „ Rea . „ * ?izes Ijo 8 Reg. $2.98 $4 .98 Reg. $3.98 $<4.48 $7 9g — 3 $8 95 4 SW 95 5' Rea $l9B am p «000 NOW ONLY 1 NOW ONLY ...... J ’ 095 ONLY _ pgQ C_._ ’j’ 48 ~| Beys Demrtmct | BoysTshirts GREATER REDUCTIONS! PRICE! D-™ AaJn.au Tmahaa-a Sixes m«L4j to c-Large 10’fe 12 - a a Bomber Jackets and Surcoats BOyS vOrdllfOy TrOUSCFS whites and solid colors , 5 for 9®C Reg. $7.95 $8.95 $9.95 $10.95 $12.95 Broken Sizes 3 to 16 * NOW $9.88 3 4 4 5 6 X’Xv ... ’1 48 onuy .’3“ Boys Hooded Sweat Shirts BROKEN S.ZES, ACT fASTI CET TOUR B.ZE, Rj» «.« y V ., tew _ .„ . U . REMAINING STOCK Reg. J 5.49 to »-.SB now only Boys Flannel Shirts <»- a 4 a ßoys s P on Shirts BOknSeS 2te 16 Boys White Sweat Shirts ALL SIZES EXCEPT G ng ha m corduroy -NOW SI ONLY 78c 2owon B ly 9SC IRREGULARS , e<>A| v s l* 3B Re9 ' s2 ' 9B * * ® >|*- 'S®esi”B to'-16__.__ * W 0 LY ' NOvy only *

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