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$ m : 3. | Birectory Evangelical United Brethren Church John W. Rollings, minister Evangelical United Brethren Church, John W. Rollings, minister. Sunday School at 9:30 AM. Morning Worship Service and sermon at 10:40. Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship and sermon at 7:00. e

Nazarene Church Rev. 1. C. fNindofler, Pastor. Sunday, 9:30 A.M. Sunday school, Mrs. Ethel Snyder, superintendent. 10:30 A.M. Worship Service. Wednesday, 7:46 P.M. Prayer and Praise Service. —_ Catholic Churches l 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 - by Albion, Indiana Mass Schedule: Mass—Every Sunday at 10 A. M. Holy Days at 7:00 A. M.

Christian Science ! 111 Lincolnway West ‘ Church Services at 11 A. M. 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. Edward Williams, organist. A nursery has been started where children will be cared during the morning service. Everyone is invited to take advantage of this innovation. :

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First Methodist 'Church i - Rev. A. C. Underwood, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. 10:30 Worship Service. We have a nursery every Sunday. 5:30 Methodist: Youth Fellowship. 7:00 Prog‘ram:i Thursday, choir practice, 7:00. : g L) s Church Of Christ Everett Reynolds, Minister. Bible School 9:80 Morning Worship 10:30 Evening Worship 7:00 r We extend a cordial invitation to all our services. -, :

Richville Church Rev, Dennis Holliday, Pastor Sunday School at.9:35 Morning worship at 10:45 The Richville Church invites you. ; S

Wolf Lake News

Miss Mary DeVoss spent her vacation with her parents in Muncie, Indiana over the Christmas holidays.

Earl Graves of Berin- Springs spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Graves.

The Pythian Sisters enjoyed their annual Christmas party where contests were held, gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served. :

Miss Rose Mary Frick was a Friday ' evening supper guest of Mary Catherine Wolf.

Harriett Prickett and family were dinner guests Sunday of her sister Mrs. Mary Rummell and family of Albion. ‘

Church services at the M., E, Church will be held mornings during the month of January.

J. W. Adair is slowly recovering from - his accident, which oceured Thanksgiving day. :

(RYSTAL THEATRE LIGONIER, INDIANA Tonight Dec. 81 BLACK BEAUTY Mona Freeman, Richard Denping | Wed., Thurs. Jan. 1-2 - THE WELL GROOMED ' BRIDE | Ray Milland Olivia DeHavilland | Sonny Tufts hi Fri. Sat. Jan 3 4 ROLL ON TEXAS MOON Roy Rogers Under a Texas moon . . . outlaws . . . romance . . . musi¢ ride the range . . . Roy and Trigger blaze a tuneful trail across the west. Sun Mon Tues Jan. 567 TILL THE END OF TIME Dorothy McGuire Guy Madison | She tried to build a wall around her heart so that love could never hurt her again .. . but it takes more than kisses to make a girl forget. _ Wed. Thurs . Jan. 8.9 THE BLUE DAHLIA Alan Ladd = Veronica Lake He’s fast talking when he tangles with dames . . . hard hitting when doubled crossed . . . fast shooting when framed. Coming Sun Mon Tues Jan 12 13 14 ‘ ANNA AND THE KING | OF SIAM | Irene Dunn Rex Harrison | Linda Darnell

Dried Egg Good quality freshly dried eggs have practically the same value as shell eggs, as they contain vitamin A and good protein. They also have thiamin and riboflavin, two of the B vitamins needed to keep the body running smoothly. They are available as either the whole egg or separated into yolks and white, and they are economical since one can measure less than one egg when only a small amount is needed,

County superintendent Joe Adair attended a meeting of county superintendents at Columbia City last week.

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l Make Room For a Veteran ' £ ‘ oA‘ | 50 i:j— l'; & .1% i _( 3b b A Tgleilss N Kl ] [ S P g ‘N -./\,_“E N \ N N-Y/\ / AN \ : , . ‘r X\/ ATTIC ROOM FOR A VETERAN — A remodeled attic will providefl one more usable room to help solve the veterans’ housing shortage. Explore possibility of developing this otherwise waste space in your home.

IT'S a long way between here and completion of the estimated 2.! 700,000 dwellings needed to solve the veterans’ housing shortage. Meanwhile, there’s no shortage ofl marriages. Housing requirements continue to increase. That demands} putting -all idle home space to use. Don’t overlook the attic as a starting place in your hunt for more room. Most attics contain several thousand cubic feet of usable space. It looks barren now, but there’'s a lot of magic in a few dollars worth’ of wallboard and paint, according to Ray Hookway, Sherwin-Williams Color Consultant.l Insulate betweén the roof beams to keep out the heat of the sun in summer and to comnserve indoor heat in winter. Add a dormer or skylight, if necessary, to improve ventilation and make more light. A dormer suggests a built-in writing desk, or a window seat with a cedar-lined storage bin underneath. In fact, the shortage of good furniture makes the current trend in remodeling run to as many built-in features as possible. A simple studio couch or box spring and mattress provide a daytime couch and a night-time bed.

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Definition—Prune: A plum that has seen better days. - You're Another Way out West there is a small railroad station whose name is spelled E-u-r-e-l-i-a. . The conductor and the brakeman radically disagreed as to the correct pronunciation of the name. The result was that one would come through the train calling out: ‘“Your-a-liah, Your-a-liah,”” and the other would follow through with *“You-really-ah, You-really-ah!” Matter of Tenses First Gal—l like a man with a past. A man with a past is always more interesting. Second Gal—<That's frue, but I don’t think he's nearly so interesting as a man with a future. g Third Gal—The man who interésts me most is the man with a present; and the more expensive it is, the more interest I take in ‘Welcome News First Drunk—Whassat sign say? Second Souse — It sez, ‘“Ladies Ready to Wear Dresses.” First Drunk—Well, it's about time. I'm sick of seein’ 'em in slacks, . Only Way Out o A somewhat drunk G.I halted before his commanding officer, offered this excuse: I got into bad company. I had a quart of wnisky and my three buddies didn't drink.” Necessary, Though o Income—Something that you can't live without or within. : o

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Couch can be covered with material colored to match walls. Throw-pil-lows can be covered in contrasting colors. If you want to economize, i you can make your own studio couch by cutting down the ends of i an old bed to mattress level. | Flank the couch with built-in | book cases. The tops of the book cases serve as end tablés —a goodspot for table lamps. : | There still will be plenty of room under the eaves for storing bulky articles like trunks and suitcases. Put unobtrusive doors in the wall to make that space accessible. Solve the heating problem with a small gas radiant heater or a compact oil burner if an extension to the existing heating system is not practical. Make provision, too, for a lavatory, if you want the attic to be a truly self-contained place. The final touch is a cheerful paint job. One-coat walls with the new Kem-Tone water-mixed paint. It goes on easily with brush or roller. Fihish the walls in a soft pastel shade of blue or green KemTone. It will make the room appear more spacious. Do the ceiling in an ivory or beige to take advantage of light reflection. ;

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‘GUY WILLOBY SAYS— I : ; ; 20 A N ) 9{- - _//' % - | {’;‘\ (Y N i - MR AW ; ) ) 7 ) A | ) | “Whenever men start seein’ : fer the money, and employers | start paying what they can, fer it, things’ll be better.” ~

Modern Manners “Good morning,” breezed the telelphone operator blithely, ‘‘this is ~ Purkle, Hoft, Tifft, Meyers, Glupps, - Glinzbriff and Fnerff.” - “Oh,” cried the voice at the other - end, ‘‘Good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning, and good morning, and of course, good morning.” Eye-Filling The pretty young lady took ‘the pen from its holder on the hotel’s desk. But before she could use it, ‘the young clerk shook his head sadly and said,” ‘T’m sorry.” o “Don’t I register with you?” she asked. . “Lady, you sure do,” he replied with a gaze of admiration, “but it doesn’t matter how I feel. There’s still no room.” b . Natural Assumption Prosecutor—Now tell the court why you stole the car. , Defendant—Well, the car was standing in front of the cemetery, - and I naturally thought the owner 'wandead. . . ’

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HELP WANTED—The Banner is desirous of obtaining the serv- ~ ices of a court reporter in Albion. Write for details. :

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- The Mpystery of Mary Rogers. The Murder of the Cigar Girl inspired Edgar Allan Poe to write a famous short story. Another of Peter Levins’ stories from the Album of Famous Mysteries, in The American Weekly, the Magazine Distributed with next week’s CHICAGO SUNDAY HERALDAMERICAN. , ot

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CEMENT BLOCK FOR SALE—also sand and gravel. Tipton & Smith. Phone 362, Albion, Ind.

GOING to Florida for the Winter. Save money by Traveling by bus. Call ‘Garl’s Drug Store for low rates and schedule.

STORM SASH ARE AVAILABLE A product of the F. C. Russell - Company. Write or call Chilcote & Kitt Mfg. Co., Albion, Ind.

RADIO REPAIRING—Geo. W. Honert, 248 Water Street, Ligonier, Ind. L ' TRAVEL;-—the easy, quick way, - Travel by Bus. Call Garl’s Drug Store for information. FOR RENT — Furnished sleepin % room in nice home. Write care o Banner. :

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Rags, Paper, and Iron. Phone 139. We will pick it up. John Beckner. 6 blocks west of the Clock. . :

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Not Her Fault " “So you deceived your husband?” said the judge gravely. v “On the contrary, Your Honor, he deceived me. He said he was going out of town and he didn’t go.” , No Persuasion Needed Joe—So you asked him if you could marry his daughter, Wasn't he surprised? : el Bill—Surprised!l Why the gun fell right out of his hands, %

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