The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1924 — Page 4
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TOE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MAFa'H 22, 1924.
WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR 24th ANNIVERSARY AND SPRING OPENING This store is well worth a special visit whether you buy or not. We want you to come in, see our store and take a glance at the many special Anniversary bargains we are offering. A SPECIAL SHOWING OF NEW SPRING (OATS AND DRESSES AT SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICES You’ll never find a better time to make your selection. COME IN TONIGHT, WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 9:00 S. O. PREVO & SOWS
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PUMPS in GREENCASTI E i Franklin Street Garage T. J. Kennedy. VVm. A. Cook’s St-.re (South end Male st.) W. A Patterson Pennsylvana Restaurant CLINTON FALLS S. 0. Ensor General Stove
CLOVERDA T. C. Utterback
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MOUNT MERIDIAN Larkin Garage belle union L. N. Scott Garage REELSVILLE Wercer Brothers
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YESTERDAY AND TODAY Ancient history and literature furnished the topics of interest to a group of two dozen women assemble.) in the hospitable home of Mrs. Oscar Thomas, at the March meeting of the Woman’s Bible Class of College Ave. M. E. Sunday School on Friday afternoon, the president, Mrs. Jennie Jennings, being in the chair. On the literary programme, the subject under consideration was “David—Poet, King and Prophet.” Miss Laura C. Sheridan gave an original j treatment of it in a carefully pre1 pared, instruct!' e and attractive paper, portraying the four periods of the life of this out.-tunding personality. In considering David as Prophet, emphasis was laid on his Messianic Psalms, and e.-necially on the 22nd Psalm, which contains ”a graphic picture of death by crucifixion,” in at least five particulars. Crucifixion j being a Homan and not a Jewish form I of execution, and herein described i before the Roman nation came into ] existence, furnishes an irresistible ' proof that David was inspired while ' writing this P aim, which also con- ' tains one of the very utterances of the Christ on the Cross, and a des- ' cription of certain circumstances at- ' tending his Crucifixion, which were j literally fulfilled about one thousand
years later.
Miss Mary Denny ably led the dis-1 eussion, followii the paper, empha
as in- j
i terpreted by Browning in his ‘•Saul.’’ j During the Social hour our hostess) served delicious ice cream, cakes and
•coffee, and the guests departed with • „ ,
„ .. . Aldrich, of the Presbyterian Board
! appreciation of her contribution tc. I , _, ’ . ... . „ ,, .. , . , of Education, will speak. Mrs. W. R. the promotion of interest in Bible « ,, . i . ... . , , , . Callahan will conduct the devotions, study and with a deepened apprec.a- Thp hosteRseR win bp Mrs . Ro E1 . lion of David, the faithful shepherd u ^ toJ] and Mrg c c Huestis /
, boy, marvelous musician, brave war- i
Services
CHRISTIAN CHl'RfU Levi Marshall, Pastor Sunday school at 9:30. Preaching at 10:40. Subject The Crisis of Ambition.” Mr. and Mrs. Spencer will sing a duet. C. E. at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30 will be a, sermon-lecture on the “Inward \ oice. Over 50 slides will be jised. Junior Christian Endeavor, 4:00 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Leadei, Gifford Black. Prayer Meeting, 7:30 Thursday evening. w — ONAZARENE CHURCH Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning preaching service at 10:43. Young Peoples Meeting at 6:30
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p.m. Evening service at 7:15. at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night Bible Class Friday night at 7:30. Mrs. and Miss Jay, Pastors. o THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister Sunday school, 9:30. Morning Worship. 10:40. Sermon theme: “Wanted—Salesmen.” Union Young People’s Meeting,
• sizing David’s Poetic gift and »<= in. : 6-30, in this church.
Evening Service, 7:30. Sermon theme: “The Burden of Souls.” Woman’s Circle, 2:30, Wednesday afternoon in the church. Miss Maude
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MOFFETT, DOBBS & CHRISTIE
When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them
rior, tender friend, mighty kind, Poet hymn writer and inspired Prophet, who through almost three thousand , years has been giving humanity a i God-ward lift anil who lives today. Mrs. J. P. D. John o INDIANAPOLIS LIVEST(>CK INDIANAPOI IS, March 22—Despite a decided decrease in receipts, ! hog prices dropped a dime here today as the result of a lack of shipI ping orders. This left the market largely in the hands of local pack- ! ers. Receipts were 5,500. All weights of good hogs brought ; $7.75. One load of fancy 275 pound ; hogs brought the top of $7.80. The feature of the market was the steadiness in pigs at $7.50 down Sows , reflected the general decrease, selling weak to 25 cents lower at $6.50. Catle trading was unusually dull, with only 100 head in the pens. Prices were nominally steady. Stock of the good and prime class closed the week 15 to 25 cents higher, while the common medium grades held steady to 15 cents higher, | Weakness was felt in the calf market, though fancies commanded FriJ day’s top of $12.60, while the bulk brought $11.50 to $12. Receipts were 160. Sheep and lamb prices were unchanged at $16.60 down for lambs and $9.50 down for sheep. Receipts were 50.
COLLEGE AVENUE CHURCH J. Emmett Porter, Minister 9:15 Sunday school. 10:40 Morning Worship. Sermon theme: “Strength for Lean Days of Life.” 2:00 Junior League. 6:00 Union meeting of all th» i Young People at the Presbyterian. 7:30 Evening Worship of Song and | meditation on the Life of Christ. j
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Sunday morning service in the Ader block on the secod floor at 10:45
o’clock.
Reading room opened Wednesday afternoon from two till four o’clock. E
Wednesday evening testimony ser-
vice at 7:45.
WEST JEFFERSON
Rev. Miller and wife spent Satur- son Paul Crodan and family.
() day night with Chester Day and fam-1 William Nuby and family have
i by. moved on the Charles Bridges farm.
Clarence Wildman and family, of Clarence Wildman and family spent Landy Detro and wife called on
BRICK CHAPEL { Mr. and Mrs. Billy Reevee and son I Alfred are moving to Ben Davis. Mrs. ; Reeves is spending a few weeks with | her daughter, Mrs. Helen Robins, be- ) fore going. Mrs. Sarah Bradshaw, of Craw- | fordsville, visited last Wednesday and j Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam (Johnson. | The ladies aid will meet Thursday, the 37th, with Mrs. Queen Young. Mrs. Nellie Bain attended a shower Saturday afternoon given in honor of Mrs. Glen Porter, of Portland
Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reising, of
ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Walsh, pastor. First Mass, 7:00 a. m. Second Mass, 9:00 o’clock. Christian Doctrine Gass, 2:30 p. m.; Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, 3 p. m. There is only one mass on the last Sunday of the month at 8 o’clock.
•Greencastie, spent Sunday with Mr. ■tnd Mrs. Wesley Wildman. Ear) Allen is on the sicic list at
this writing.
■Mr. and Mrs. Dora Day and Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Day, Mrs. Alice Day and Carl Morgan spent Sunday' with
Frank Day and family.
iRev. and Mrs. George Miller of
Hloomington called on
and Lamily Saturday afternoon.
Saturday night with Lurence Wild- Robert Detro and family Sunday af- ( ' ^, ■ encast,6 . 8 P pr >t Sunday with Mr.
man anil family.
Flossie and Viola Boswell Sunday with Edna Cox.
spent
BAINBRIDGE, R. R.
ternoon.
and Mrs. George Reising.
Clifford Byrd and wife have gone i to house keeping on a farm near Fin-
castle.
STEAMER IS STRANDED
LIVERPOOL, March 22.—The liner
Mrs. Will Fry and Mrs. Ralph Fry Carn ’ ania has gone aground on Ascalled on Ott Fry and wife Friday keW Spit at thp entrance to the Riv ' afternoon. Pr Mer f e y and has sent a wireless
Steve Hall died Saturday morning Mrs. Marion Burkett is spending a [! >r . a> ' s ' Rt - , nce. Six tugs arc* doing Ernest Cox after several weeks illness. The fun- few days with her sister, Miss Mar- —T u,m "t to refloat the big ship.
eral was held at the Dunkard church garet Grider.
Gladys and Thelma Terry and Bes- Sunday and interment in the ceme-
Wednesday night tery near by. Robert Detro and wife and Hans
me Disney spena with Lena Cox.
Eugene Cox spent Saturday night Sutherlin were in Greencastie Mon-
NEAR-SILK IN CANADA
OTTAWA, Ont.,—Erection of the
I The Cunard line says the vessel had no passengers aboard as she was returning from Glasgow where she
had been reconditioned.
wTi; Russel Day. Lwrence Wildman
FOR RENT—Two farms south of
and family,
day first artificial silk factory in Cana-
s! W. Blacketer and wife were Sun- da , nt a cost of more than *1-000,000 rarmlcheal an<1 returned to its owner.
Danieu Parker and family, Mr. and day dinner guests of Otha Bales and " l11 , soon be undert aken near CornUrn- Chester Day, Cornelia and Ber- wife. wa ‘ ’ ® n l'» according to an announce-
Ralph Fry and wife spent Saturday p*? 1 c - ortaulds , Ltd - of London,
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
th» B*v. and Mrs. Millar took Sundav Al Call and wife. factum* of art,feral .,1k in tho Store .old 400 eonrtoleum
Will Obenchaln visited hi. father ’“"t Th « h «» Purcha.ed rus. be ore ten oclock rn a .pedal „ , . , "40 acres of land on the St. Law- saIe which they advertised in the Bannear Crawfordsville Thursday, of r( , no(1 as a site £or the factory and ner yesterday afternoon. r- r . ■* building operations, it is expected, o
I ■ r . . a , . , ,, p • r-r r < l<in Jn W * j- WCr ,? in be begun in the next few weeks. Erastus Cirton is seriously ill at Cox spent Sunday with Ernest ^nbridge Saturday vising their T he new business will employ 500 the hom t of his daughter, Mrs John
daughter, Mrs. Wilhe Dixon and their p eople at the outget Christy east of town.
dinner with Willie Salsman and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Hamilton of Greencastie, James Cox and Miss
Oox and family.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Why is it so difficult to pass and enforce the right kind of laws What shall we say of President Dearinij’s article on the “Undertow in Education,’’ in the current number of the Kfwanls Magazine? Such questions as these will be considered tomorrow morning and followed up in the
evening.
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; Baptist young people will spend the afternoon and the regular young people’s ] hour in the young people’s township conference at the Presbyterian church general worship, with messtges from the pasto t 10:35 a. m., and 7:30 p.m. o locust street m. e. church H. C. Gippinger, Minister. Sunday school increasing in interest and attendance. W. P. Sackett, supt., J. E. Sharp and J. E. Courtney, assistants. Excellent orchestra. Gasses
for all.
10:40—Morning worship — “Our ’ Lords Second Advent”—as a Lenten Meditation. Special music, Miss Ber- ! neice Fee, organist. Visitors welcome. 2:00 p. m.—Junior League—six i new members last Sunday. 6:30—Epworth League, growing in interest and attendance also. 7:30—Special Service of the W. F.
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M. Society—celebrating Founders na Y new church folks especially in-
visted to all our services.
MAPLE HEIGHTS MISSION Mrs. Grace Black, pastor and Sunday school superintendent. Sunday School—2:30. Preaching services—7:30 in chapel of Mrs. Black. Public welcome.
r u r : R N r ~ Two fards south of Belle Union, enough for ten teams; also two houses on farms. Good ground. Harrison Tincher at 0 G Webbs ' 22-2t
TO BOARD and care for invalid. Inquire at Banner office. lp
One woman can now do the work of three The modern way of cleaning a house cuts the cleaning time down to one third and the work is done easier and better. The Electric Housecleaner luis revolutionized house cleaning. It has taken away the drugcry. the long hours of back breaking work and it does the work much better than by the old fashioned way. This is the day of
EASIER cleaning, lighter work, better done. Don’t spend another day pushing a broom, stirring up the dirt instead of removing it. Equip your home with an electric cleaner. Let us demonstrate to you a Housecleaner that will clean your house from cellar to garret and do it easily and thoroughly with little effort.