Ligonier Banner., Volume 80, Number 48, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 November 1946 — Page 2

Che Lignnier H ESTABLISHED-] 867 Published every Thursday by The Banner Printing Cbmpaﬁy and entered as second clasc matter atthe postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, under the Actof March 3, 1879. : EUGENE CUMMINS, Editor : Vol. 80 ¢t Thursday, November 28, 1946 No. 48

| " SHOPPING | S WEEKS LEFT ; e - ué“.”\i- .7 P Ry PLT CE ARG ~' S J A N NLE Bl o RO Obt $ mEL el R R T Fp Ysk Erageg L AT T e

Cromwell News

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Shock of Ligonier 'visited Mrs. Minnie Moore, Sunday evening. I Clarence Steel and wife of i Mishawaka visited relatives ‘hgrei Sunday. 1 The New Paris Lumber Co. has purchased the Moore Lumber Co. here. : | Dennis Collinsworth was taken to the Luckey Hospital, Thursday. Clyde Gardner and family of Fort Wayne spent the week end with relatives here. Rayborn Stults of Auburn spent the week-end heré. : Mrs. Ethel Sparrow of Goshen spen the week-end here. _ Mrs. Wayne Switzer has received word that Mrs. Robert Switzer and son have arrived safely in Guam where' Mr. Switzer, is stationed with the U. S. Navy. Plem Yoder who is employed in Fort Wayne spent the week-end with his family here. Inspection by the district deputy was held at the Pythian Sisters Temple, Monday night. Miss Pat Kesler who is attending Purdue University will spend a five day vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kesler. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leslie are staying in Mishawaka for awhile. Dr. and Mrs. Siples of Fort Wayne were visitors in the Ray Silvers home, Saturday.

{ — : ‘\\\ ¢ 2 S ém’t\el!‘_‘.‘.‘-.-‘;-~ —— “\\‘\\ 7P 2 — &8 2\ o s | L i« S |\ & " il ST FBl ‘7\ ﬁ,— e e 1 - ¥ “:.l, 4 ,’ o B ‘\\t_’\ff’ ~'i_. ."‘ ‘ 5 "’v‘x 2 ﬁ-l ! \’ St z S ':3\'77@\“'/:%“%?\\\ s\g > y,/‘r ﬁ@ 13\\ =< R "V :!@ : . ‘\m‘ =h 2 Q Sk \‘ ;\(\ .< \w ﬂ‘(u: \:“"'k“ (’:‘ | \’ Y;ﬁ \ E:j o T e 7 ’ THIS NEWSPAPER ... 1 YEAR ~™ COUNTRY GENTLEMAN... 3 YEARS : ( NST ._, Here's why you will like the new _ ‘ COUNTRY GENTLEMAN: new departments of Farm Engineering and Inventions . . . o monthly page written by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture . . . Dairying, Livestock, Poultry and Crops . . . 4-H Club page .. . Recipes, Patterns and Beauty pages for Women . . . short stories'and four grand serials a year. If you are already a subscriber, your order will ex- . tend the subscription. ORDER NOW! | ),‘ ‘, ; : GRS ot | Gentlemen: Please send me Country Gentleman for ¢ | Nal IR By~ five years and your newspaper for one year. (For § 1 R "‘& " prompt service, be sure to list R. F. D. address.) 1 W verro . L . o

Mrs. Robert Johnson and baby danghter will be brought home from the Luckey Hospital this week,

-The Cromwell and Kimmell schools will enjoy a Thanksgiving vacation from Wednesday evening until Monday morning. ;

Wolf Lake News

Mrs. Eva Miller of Warsaw is a guest in the J. W.- Adair home over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Mishawaka were Sunday guests in the George Kiester home west of town. ;

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood entertained forty friends and relatives from Columbia City and Fort Wayne at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Vera Wilkins visited Mrs. Ruth Clark at Kendallville last Sunday. ' Mrs. Russell Carson and children were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hile at Fort Wayne last Friday. : ‘

Mrs. Harriett Prickett and family were over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alcom Bunger and family at Cromwell. | Our basketball boys were defeated at Albion Friday night by two points in an overtime game.

First Cafeteria

Patrons of the first cafeteria had to eat standing up. The first selfservice restaurant was the New York City Exchange buffet, opened for men only in 1885.

Gl ASSES MADE FOR YOUR SATISFACTION THESE 25 YEARS Just East of Paramount Theater 125 E. WAYNE ST. Fort Wayne, Ind.

2 2 AT THE CROSSROADS! | | 00l A ’LA\\\ N G « s ; . = p :l\.N, LE’_. -F : ”\.v' oRD l& > / WP R s B 1 . P " : ‘ ‘ 4]! ‘ 2 . SR '?; S\t\ 1 f § | | . » i%2V TR o ; : : : { g;‘ tf ':* ; 1 t L ; Paan (R S 0 AR 4 3 TS - > ¢ 120 \:’ .‘; % :.!; k) : .._;v' 3"- "; v e s B, Ces AR T W) | ~ :..,'. . “' [ i*—g i£:g i ? :z& ~;.\i. 5:. 7 3 . NN - G 5 4 e B O A iGe - mate Y LIRER: | L L e & 4 CETA ABSTRATR SR T ™ e S SRR et R S ie LR SRR St SR e e s

Churchex

First Methodist Church Rev. A. C. Underwood, T'istor 9:30 Sunday School. 10:30 worship service. Nursery for small children. Dr. F. A. Hall will preach. 6:00, Methodist - Youth Fellowship. General meeting, Woman’s Society tonight, 7:30. Following the meeting, an auction will be held in the basement of articles left from the bazaar.

Choir practice on Friday this week, 7:00. Box lunch and social, by Methodist Youth Fellowship, Monday night, 6:30, for high school youth, December 2. v 5

Tuesday, December 3, Warsaw District meeting, at Ligonier Methodist church.

Wednesday, December 5, Woman’s Society Luncheon Study group, at the church, 1:00. Wednesday night, choir practice, 7:00.

Church Of Christ Everett Reynolds, Minister.

Here are some lines by an unknown' author that are well worth pondering: et

“A Sunday well spent brings a - week of content,

And health for the toils of the morrow; But a Sunday profaned, whatso’er be gained,

Is certain forerunner of sorrow.”

Every one should spend at least two hours in the Lord’s house on the Lord’s Day. We welcome you to worship with us. ' Bible Schoel and morning worship, 9:30-11:30 :éach Lord’s Day. Evening 'worslgip}%:OO P.M.

Christian Science 111 Lincolnway West Church Services at 11 A, M. “Soul and‘Body" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches: of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, November 24. ° . 'The Golden Text was. “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies -of God, that: ye present your bodies a living saerifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasmAl ﬁableth’smi&g” (Rom;nsh 12:1). -1 Ameng the citations which com¥rised tge Les_l(”ﬂ%eri'ndn‘}vas the ollowing from the-Bible: “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who -hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenli.placesiin‘ rist: According as he hath chosen us.in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love" (Ephesians 1:3, 4). "My meditation of him shall be sweet: isr,ilil be ‘glad in the Lord” (Psalms 104:34), , - th'l‘hfe' m&m aflu; incluczﬁ. the foHowing passages from th St Semer o o and Health with | Lne 2 tures” by’!fsry‘%ﬁér Eddy: :"Tge ‘one E&dﬁi on '“’M;?o:.,ﬂgiﬁ_t called ,h% indivggm ity, which supplies all form and comeliness mr.yhj‘eh- reflects reality and divinit’rhs ff” %‘3&l man i‘nl:dth ngs” (p, 281). S divine ‘Mind maintains ali identities, rom Miss Dorothy Baas, Miss Mari lyn Schricker and Earl Wisemas were Friday evening guosts of Mr

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

Centenary United

Brethren Church

John W. Rollings, minister

Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship Service and sermon by pastor at 10:40 A.M. Universal Bible Sunday will be observed with appropriate sermon message at the morning hour. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship Service at 7:00 P.M. Monday, Dec. 2, Official Board and Quarterly Conference will meet at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 8:00 P.M. the Triangular Rally of the Elkhart Group will meet at the South Lawn Church. Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. mid-week Prayer Meeting. Thursday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 P.M. Mrs. Marker’s and Mrs. Borger’s classes will meet at the home of Mrs. Mildred Vance. A cordial welcome to all services of the Church. _

Richville Church . Rev. Dennis Holliday, Pastor Sunday School at 9:35 Morning worship at 10:45 : The Richvilfe Church invites yout ¢ . r

Presbyterian Church

Rev. Arnold Schaap, Minister Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Arthur Smith, superintendent, Robert Schloss, assistant superintendent. Morning worship, 10:45 A.M. Mrs. Ed. Williams, organist.

Thes® woﬂd-iamou; o oxhibit® in chic?B? . - pRT ms'tﬁoﬁ o | tmw'stwu - | poLER ewﬂs'tmuw ¥ | guedP muai\mw oy twss\m of scxﬁﬂcs 1 AND mm)s-:%'t- | o“ﬁﬂ" AL NS"\'NW pl 8 epott Ade sont O gout® gpot® line: pnd N\ op®® o pub’ e {re® ot & nos&pa\ cost: 6 gout® ghot® su\iono’«a\i\_aq | am,acoxom a\!w\’tou! 2DOYe% iwﬁ B e ‘ g e e stw‘c!.gﬂ | ) 4 g:.‘_;: o\\\eico ¢ Ai,x."iz_:_l T

I:i ER L I

Fresh Seasoned , : . is'a noédeld'roulghage»: | Makesy a healﬁniul fo‘od'!‘or all ages. ‘ " RAids digestion. Y |*T ! IF‘-‘I =: | ; “"RUSSELL WALLAGCE-

Catholic Churches

ST. PATRICK’S

Rectory, Ligonier. Tel. 188. Sundays at 8:30 A. M.

Rev. George F. Fox, OMI, Pastor. Residence, 300 Grand St., phone 188,

BLESSED SACRAMENT . CHURCH Albion, Indiana Mass Schedule: Mass—Every Sunday at 10 A. M. Holy Days at 7:00 A. M.

Tire Recap Service Full I.me of Batteries - SCHLOSSER’S Standard Service § North Cavin St. : , Phone 340

I & s ; Office Supplies : ~ DAY BOOKS ' l 2560 pages, cloth bound ‘ : 75¢ | | TIME BOOKS Weekly Time Books, 72 pages, lspace for up to 22 employees. | only 20¢ | jounnaLs anD REcoßp | BOOKS | I Cloth bound, 50c . GEMPAPER cLIPS | ' ~ large supply — 2 sizes _be per C | | TYPEWRITER RIBBONS | -in Stock, 7bc , | see us F0r.... l l Numbering Machine Ink i Rubber Stamps, Pads. & Ink Desk Pads and Blotters i l Receipt Books Promissory Notes l ' ‘Adding Machine Rolls l BANNER PRINTING' | COMPANY !

Rare Drug Curare from balsam sap is sometimes made into a rare drug used to check excessive bleeding. It is fatal when absorbed internally: —_— Helena Earthquakes , As a general rufe Helena, Mont., is not subject to earthquakes. During the past decade, however, a gseries of some 2,600 very light quakes was recorded there. Out of that total possibly only half a dozen were actually felt by the residents.

DR. C. W. HURSH - Optometrist and Optician - ~ 118 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen Eyes Examined--Glasses Fitted ANY Lens Replaced--All Optical Repairs Tuesday and Saturday evenings until 9 P. M. * Phone 142.

. AMBULANCE ’ | SERVICE sty Ulrey's Funeral Home LIGONIER'S NE\X/EST ' 695 South Main Street pHONE 84

Farmers-- Attention NOW ON HAND AND FOR SALE IN ANY AMOUNT FEEDER CALVES AND STEERS. ALL WEIGHTS AND GRADES. Hogs every day at ceiling prices. Veal, Lambs and Baby Calves, Saturday only. KENNETT, MURRAY & CO. MIKE BRADY, Mgr. ; . Lagrange, Ind. Tel. 190

Todd’s Super Service . FREE — FREE — FREE with a complete Winterized Job, we will flush your crankcase with power flusher. “FLUSH WITH FLUSH MASTER"" ' Cars Callgd for and Delivered y ) ernml TODD'S SUPER SERVIGE Lincoln Way West * Phone 365]

b o Le‘tl;::tterize J ~'J;‘3TG Your Car TULLY BROTHERS ‘Super Service Cars called for and delivered PHONE 558

A LIGONIER INSTITUTION SINCE 1861

" For 85 years the name "BROWN" has stood for the finest in Funeral Service in this community. e ; ~ OUR POLICY — One standard of service, the best, to all regardless of financial circumstances. - » Let that final tribute to your loved one be as ~you would have it — Betnutiful — Reverent. , - AMBULANGE SERVICE | . BROWN FUNERAL HOME . GEORGE W.BROWN : SEELEY M. BROWN L T WALIRRONERN . Phcnes:— Office 115 —Res. 120

Misname Balsam Just as Panama hats come from Ecuador and not from Panama, balsam of Peru is an exclusive product of El Salvador. Some believe that the term was given through a misinterpretation of the Indian word “piru’’ meaning pottery vessel and not the fabled kingdom of Peru. It is, however, more generally thought that the false name originated from the fact that the product was confused with Peruvian goods when galleons bore it from El Salvador to Peru to be trans-shipped to Spain.