The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1927 — Page 3

THE GREENCASTLE DAIT.Y P.ANNER, SATTRDAY. JANUARY 29.1927.

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Classified Ads. For Sale KOn SALE, On your own t-rmP — ].’. irtI1 of 205 aeros within two miles GroencnstJe. -Milt Brown Reality r«. 2, - ct ' —o FOR SALE—A few' Poland Chin:'. j, 0 . irs and pills. I aac .1. Mammon.i. 29-21

—For Rent—

EOR RENT— Ono modern sleopin--, room for students. :i0fi Seminary s?

Phone 4n2-K. h'OR RENT:

29-21

-2 furnish’d modern

I'rade, Cash or Terms.

P I THOMAS Oldsmohile Pealrr.

WOMEN Make money

If

suites nf rooms. Phone 205- Y. 29-lp I r,U:1 P ? 'l 0 "' aon.iis. children' dresses. o Materials cut. instructions furnishEOi; RENT:—Furni hf .l r um. 51') 'Ifsperience unnecessary. Write E. Washinffton St. Phone HSfcK'. H' nr.v ManufaclurinK Co., 10: 1 fth

20-tf. Avenue, New York City. 29 Ip

27-tf

se^inp

FOR SALE—One male calf. 3>3 if taken nt once. Phone 640-W. 29-It FOR SALE livL-truct 1 Wardrnb trank. First class condition. Call Bhiral II7- 2: '- |n 1 FOR SALE—Ben Davis apples on jiorth ide of Public Square at Frank •piui v: ' sal < room. Or will deliver ., .| .00 for firsts, 50 cent- for secL in ,i. Jhinne 710. Win. M. Ramie!. 20-tf.

FOR REN 1’—Room for men stu-‘ dents. Quiet, close in. 409 E. Semi- ‘ 27-21. i FOR RENT Pui apartment, modern. Call 005-Y. 27-tf.

100-Acre, Rood farm, for

Brown Reality Co.

; I '• city. Must -ell kitchen ianpe immediately. Indiana St.

modern 403 N 27-:!))

rent. —

21-Ot

I'OR RENT:—Lower sj^ room npartment modern, hint, water, gnrnp p . close in Feb. 1st. J. F. Gillispm.

25-1 f

—Miscellaneous

GREENCASTl l for farms. — Milt Brown Rmditv Co.

BABY CHICKS SMI r n ly broiler at high prices. 1 i , hick Monday from, CJreenca 1 tie Hatchery. Phone 525-1, 27-3t.

i M.t.

II AYF

FOR SALE:—Modern seven ror.r,-, 1 irk and stucco, Furnace, bath. 1011 C Hope Avenue. Bargain, ter’r , i fiat On r .’r Banner. 10-tf.

Wanted -

cash buyer for a smn'l

faint west of Greencastle nt the FMit ; ! rice. .Milt Brown Reality Co.

•24-Ct.!

wtboui r. v a tVfctttlOfsc Foley’s Konev and tilers— TarC Jtnprlu ri1 ijjust what your children ought to have tor coughs, feverish colds,croup(spasmodic) or.d disturbing night coughs. Mod by ocr own special process, it coruhinej the curative inlluence of pure Pino Tar and other healing ingredients, with tha mollifying demulcent effect of clearHoney. li i 1 sclent i.ically cmipounded in air tight containers under rigid sanitary control. Itcontainsnoopiatesorchlorolorm.lt is liiand to the tender throat of a child, and is effectiv, in stopping the stubborn coughs of grown persons. -f fine dependable futility medic ine Remember lire Name rOLEY S HONEYaxoTAR COMPOUND Sold evtsrywhero !:. \\ MI I.UXS, PHAiniACV

Money To Loan on Live stock, Auto’s Tractors, 1 mplernents, allowing you to repa.v. after making a crop. BRAZIL FINANCING CT). Open Thursdat of each week. 17 1 .- E. Vi shinpton St.

I pd hy Rov. Ferris, pastor of thi ! (.Jrppnrastle Baptist church. ( ^.Mrs. Betty Dicks of Greenes vlo is ; visiting Mrs. Gilhe -t Ruark.

oil for •. iMiiiors while their elder; are in the sc-sinns for adult'.

PECFUAR WSYERS i INI : AN VPOI IS, Jai. *9 (UP) ! Federal building attaches here were highly amused by answers given naturalization examiners hy appl'c- | arf.s for American citizenry | Asked what followed the igning of i the Declaration of Independence, ! Max Sachs. 47, native of Germany. , declared the United State' “vent into I oii'ine-s for him-olf."

l MUONS SEED SALE piJIpUEOTFC! 1 C- pn I C* EAFAYF.TTF. Iml., .Ian. 29. (Fl'i

I Warning has been made t- all farm-

I#9h5* 1 ■ viir Kru.-ri.,’,',/\ ' i coi empliating public sab \

..r I»r»“-rl.M , r A

, UVn.'.ToTau^O^) | v-ir,’:no. i,r .C.I .ife .t.Alv,in R o Sai.P8VDi{liGGI5TSrVfRYmiF«F

| gainst sale of seel- unle> - they are tagged in u compliance with state regulations, hy H. R. Krayhill, Burdue, State chemist ar t seed comnvs-

i oners.

Fearing tlint man> fanners arc un-'

So.

BL’SI\ESS of most any kird f., ' da. Milt Brown Reality Go. 21-.it.

ItESIDFATF property in several different town.- Au farms.—Milt Brown Reality Co. 2! dt

j SALESMAN WANTED to solicit

When you think of n/amber, think j , '" i ," rs ,cr '-tna. 1m f ■. a . (1 ; i: i 1 '• iit'\ ^ I

WANTED:—Young lady stenographer. Beginner preferred. Mu(i type writer well. Apply Trembly It' Williams. 2S-2p WANTED:—To rent farm on jhinh, •lehn Wynkoop, Coat-ville R. . g-od lecommenilations, 25-5p o WANTED:—Gill for general house ynrk. Two in family. Phone 94. 27-51.

Allan Lumber Co. A home owned |ia and operated institution. Phone 1 403. lG -tf ; hin,L °-

Salary 11arve\

cornmission.

Oil Co., Clew-

29-1 p

I SKI) ( \RS

srnsf RiBi: for ihl banner

WAXTh/D:—Vault cleaning nd !1 kimi - of Hauling. Hal ve Gorham, Main Street. 2 < J-(it.

—o—— - 1 II.LMORK

Six cylinder Oldsmohile. -l-door | .Mr. and M, -. Virgil Sharp of in inn, model 192-1, snubbers and bump j dianapolis -pent Sunday with Mi.

and Mrs. Walter Clift,

j The burial of Mrs. Nellie Co rk good Snider who died at her home in Tei ■ i Haute occurred here Wednesday. • 1 Owing to the icy cond ;i n of the j roads, there was no scnool here o.i

Monday.

Miss Florence Dicks, who di d t

'vs. and in good condition "A bar-

gain.”

Dodge Coupe, mode]

user.

Dodge touring car “cheap". Ford Touring car, cheap.

“New" Late model, 1927, two d oi coach. Two wheel brake, a bargain.

he home of Mr ,d Mr,. Sillerv. ia, :Mvnn! thnt a „ Reeds advcr(i , Pd fov Greencastle was mght here Mon-1 lftle mMt and n ,„ Ju8 , day alicrnoon at. the funeral vn f ho se sold hy dealers, Krayhill hn1 tho ' Mrthodl ! rhnKh ’ ‘ 1 addressed personal letters to

— — of the farmers

as many

possible, in order

I to keep them from a violation of tin

statute ami accompanying

A « ational \ oliof ioi', t . lU|l0 nll(| accompanying pennltie'. Rain, Hoadachp, ( oldsj Farmers were urge.I to investig* Iji i ■ vr • 1 '^ 0 s tate seed laws before Irving to t\' I, La(v P))P; NOlll'i- , ell eed, thus -a\ing themsely > tisand Rheumatic pains! tpouhl ° an<l ^"'-enienee.

ASPRIN

• \ SHORT COURSE

FRANKLIN, Did, Jan. 29 (UP) A junior short course in agriculture and home economies i- to be given • ere next i\cek as the cln-ing fer' un j.if the sh: ft Course f i adult' Feh. I,

1>1'0- \S- ’ 1 on.ler ilu> direction of the

F De|

pnn IS assur ‘tt l),\' scion- f Purdue univev it\

tific >electi(m. It has nrJ necinlly for boys and girls in 411

disagreeable al’ler of- uui, work, imtaii bo>. and

: he county, ID "o |8 years of age, are

mo

25c—58c—$1.00

The j atrivy of

feels.

Owl Dri?g Store

’ invited to attend. Demon (ration team contest' between teams from six different hi'h '.'bools of the rounty will he given each morning. Day and evening clas-es nre plnnn-

onrn vit^ Mr-. 1 aura Belle Gih.-on was horn • n the pth in\ of December lki!7, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G o W. White, she was married to Geo. It. Gib-on Sept. 11th. 1909, and depa'ted this life Jan. 21st. 1927. Mrs Gibson was a member of the Greencastle M. E. Church, having united w' !i the Locust St. M. F. church very early in life, and continueing a faithful member to the time of her death, though owing 'o her very delicate health in recee* years, she hud not been able to enter very ac ively into the wcvk of the church. She was also of such a very timid and retiring disposition that, while even maintaining a mo't loyal intcre-t in her church and community she prefered to remain in the background of all activities. Mrs. Gib-on was a steadfa-P chr; ‘ inn, embidying the most s' ' ig qualities and enableing virtues and adhering, religiously, to the higho 1 orineiplo' < f true womanhood. Hers, was a character entirely devoid, of any .-how, or pretense,being of a mn.-t sincere and honest at i ure. She wa a great lover of her home, and it is in that sphere that she will he must sadly misled. Her unswerving devotion and loyalty to these nearest tu! dearesl her, was a Cling, beautiful ■ ) see, her most outstanding qualities being these of sympathy and unselfishm . Sim wa ■ sympathetic to the degie’ of over-.-olicitude, always living to carry the burdens of other'. Slip wa- tiuely self-rffacing, thinking always of the comfort an<i hai'pitie'-.s el' oth* r.s, with not a thou, ght of hei If, and her love for giving to otheis iimounted to almost a passion with her the word-, “It is more blessed r., give than to receiv e" being most truly exemplified in her life. Mrs. Gib on was a member of the Woman'.- Relief Corp and the ('res nt Ri hekah Lodge and has a large

! eiicle of friends in her home tow - , having spent practically her enlLi life in Greencastle, with the exceptir. of abor one year when she re.=irie on a farm in the vicinity cf the eh v | She i- survived •by her husband. Iirr mother, Mr. Geo. White .and tw ■ i sister••. Mrs. Frank Peak and ?I Guy Newby both of Indianapolis.

M l. OVER IND1 \N V

FRANKFORT— \fter forty- \ years of married life Mrs. Lint i j Close of this city has decided in fa\I or of singleness. With only ."nor j years remaining until her gohEn wedding anniversary, she hrmiel.t ! suit for divorce. HI.WOOD F.lwood will entertain ' no of it= most famous sons, February 23, James J. Davis, ecretary o'' labor in the Preridorr-’s cabinet wi’l ! preside over a meeting of the Eik ! lodge here of which he is exnRcd j ruler- ( Wni'ISON Resi h uts of this I . :.y >\.ll ue aske,| to open their peekH book: next month. A community I “host drive is being planned. Off - !als believe they will ha\e little • .rouble in attaining the goal of S-'l I I non. j PENDLETON vtarcela, infa'' | la’igi.ler <{ Mr. : I Mr Glen .'•ears ' wa- painfully bitten by a large r ' las she lay asleep in h’r crib. K * parents believe the rodent was a rhe milk in rhe baby’s bottle. IIINTTNGTON Scholastic a tainments hi Huntington Dig' ehotd will t>e rewarded hy accor lin. aithful stu eat-, full civic ciU''e'ihip honors, according to an ordini.ncc pa -ed here. A diploma signen V the mayor nnd memt.er of ri city couneil will at''-'‘ c -t the studerh' right to recegnition. BOONVTId.E—This little city N iti the throes of a had epidemic n: ' enfekeritis'. All the residents .. • hard at work practising for the county checker tournament to lie i.en heie next month.

Mrs. E. !

L II. Bruner, Minister. Bible School at 9:.'!0 a.

Bartley, Supt. / | M ruing Worship, Lord's Supper, ! J"! ermon by Mr. Bruner at 10:45 | m. Subject: “The Master’s Way.” i Spencer will .-.mg' a solo at this

rvice.

II ' School Christian Endeavor at 1

| ; !0 p. m.

• l ' i Christian Endeavor at

m. : 1 uning -ong .service and sermon dr. Biiuier at 7:."0 p. m. Set j- l: "The Man Who Thought

h' w How to he Saved."

■" Imogene Pcllom will play a

":et solo at this service.

L you have no church home in 1 vastlc we invite you to worship

pth us.

b a h for the announcement of MiMions which begins May evening Feb. 6th.

FIRST BAPTIST first cHki.sn \\

C. Howard Taylor, minister. 9:.'!0 a. m., Sunday school.

10:40 a. m.. Worship with ermon,

-abject, “Our World Task.”

6:30 p. m., Epwnrth League Devo j

t n:i] Meetings.

7:30 p. ni., Evening worship. The j last in the series of “The Gospel in

Hy inns and Songs. '

The February meeting of the Official Board on Wednesday evening at 7:9,0 o'clock. This will he an import-

a:it meeting.

Prayer service, Thursday evenin'' :

! at the usual hour.

fCHRISTI W St I EM L SER) l< US

S r. PAUL ( VIHOI u

METHODIST KPIStOPAL

BETHEL A M. E.

MAPLE HEIGHTS MISSION < HURCH OF THE NAZAKENE THE PRESBYTERIAN MT. /ION B \PT 1ST < HURCH

LANDES < H VPEL,

Spring A Popunr Streets Indiana A Poplar Street* 20S Smith Indiana Street. East Washington Street College & Seminary Crown Street Martinsville St. 217 Last W .v-hin'-'ton College A Poplar Streets Main A .Apple Si reefs Liinpd:il<',

Rev 1. H. Ferris t KV. B. II. BRI NER. Rev. .1. J. Mullen Rector Rev. ('. Howard Tay lor Rev. Tolbert. Minister. Rev. Grace Black I reil and Dora Harvey Rev. Victor I.. Raphael Rev. Franklin. Grace Klnrk, Pastor.

Llltl K sroR) Honor thy father and thy mother: ' hat thy days may he I ng upon the land which the Eoril thy God giveth

I thee.

j Thou halt not kill.

Thou 'halt not commit adultery.

j Th iu shall not -teal.

! Thou -halt not bear false wfcness

against thy neighbor.

Thou 'halt not ervet thy neighIx ui ’s house, thou -halt net covet thy neighbor's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor hi' ox, i nor his ass, nor any hing that is »hyl

neighbour's.

nsmrtma

tag of the people: and all the men of I'l'cal lifted their hands and made oath: “All that the l.ord hath sai I will wc do, and he obedient." So Mo o- took he remainder of the blood that he had .-r*t apart, an I with it e anointed the people. S > was there a blood covenant made between I.or i God and Hi- people . -real, before 'ho Mount of God in .Sinai. To hallow she covenant the Lor hale Moses eome up it o the mountain, bringing him Aaron and hi ons, Nedub and Abihu, and seven' i f the elders of the nation. And to these men it was given to see snni'

THE t hi R< II DE THE N VZ VRENE.

1 IRSI B \PT 1ST < HI R( H

Sunday School, ttiTO a. ni. Preaching Service, 10:30. I’astar j will preach on the subject, “Remcni-

| tiering Christ.”

Young Peoples Society, 6:30 p. m. Preaching Service, 7:30. “What Are They Doing Beyond the Grave'.’ ' will h' the subject at this service. Prayer meeting ITiursday night nt

7:30 o’clock.

lomorrow is the beginning of the 1 " i ary Week program. In the senop of the pastor, who is to'

r,,<l 11 the dedication sermon at Bur- j ,, Bd, Dr. J. L. Beyl, l-I A T m os I MISSION cnre l /' r lhe morning services. In! Therp wi || bP s eivices at the Penta1 ''veiling, the last of the strreop-' ( ^ Mis . ion on Ohio street this eve°ti lectures Will he given, 'followed ^ig al - 0 * ( .| o( .k, Sunday afternoon missionar y playlet given by the a . 2;; , 0 nnd Sunday evening at 7 by ''' “f the mi-.-ionary society. j v Hpnrv steegmiller. b'ble school at 9:30 a. m. „

0 " - i t of j LANDES CHAPEI

"Applied Christianity." Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., con-

• P. I . at 6:30 ]i. in. dieted by Grace Black.

GREENCASTLE TELEPHONE CO.

As a commandnni after command) "dal ot the glory of the Most Hi'-’h: merit pealed forth from the cloud-] >' f: '''I that they could r. II thereof hi v rapt cliff above their heads, in the! ,l "' ,,a - vs " !ls t^ut beneath -he terror of trumpet nla-t and lightn- fnrt nf t 1 ' 0 Eternal there seemed to

stretch a pavement cf sapphire, blue as the very vault of heaven itself Naught of scathe came to them :n that Almighty presence; hut befot"

ii',g an I earthquake, tne heat'- of the people melted within them. In great dread thy liirvv hack a space from the mountain, anil cried *n

Mo-e ; “Bo Ihmi (toil's messenger 'o , 1,10 fc,,t r '0)l they ate of rhe covoGod’s words we can hearken to 1 rant-acrifiee, and -o g'~. them down when thou do--, speak them; bui !.“ j t,,p people again. But Moses re rot God Himself speak to us, le-t vv ! mained upon the Mount cf God die." Their leader quieted them, th:.''. 1 ' hrou , '' 1 Dom the eyes of the men o ' «, having soon II mighty power, 1 rael by a shining cl'ud that scon

MAPI.E HEIGHTS Sunday school, 2:30 o'clock, [’reaching serv ice 7:30 o’clock, en iiutiv! by Mrs. Grace Black.

THE PRESBYTER! \N ( HI ID H Victor L. Raphael, Minister. Sunday school, 9:30. Mission Sun-

day. Prof. G. B. Manhurt, Supt. Morning wot.-hip, 10: H). Theme, i The Work of th" Spirit." I Intermediate ( ristiun Endeavor, 6:30, Young Pi ople’s Day PrAgran,. A’oung People's Christian Kndea' rr. ; 6:30. Evening service, 7:30. Sen. on

theme: “Our Sufficiency.

I ii-y n ic lit ever -t -i ,iw . „f Him | and reverence Him. ^ So passed that wondrous day. Early j on the morrow Mo.-I - arose and bui'r I an altar t" t he Lord undei i he fact |'d' the cliff whetnc tin thunder' of ‘vvelvu pillars, om for each of the trilx's of Isieal, and young men cho-'-

e I to them the very glory of Go Kor six day s he abode there; and thi ii, last, God spake to him once mere out of iho ■' .■, and for for*.' days and forty i - Moses dwo'.t with God on the muunt. learning from communion with Him all the manner in which the children of 1 )ufd should serve the Lori, and how they -hould hear hom-olvi toward

Junior Christian Endeavor, ’ o'clock Thursday afternoon, day meeting. Mothers ind

! are invited.

Prayer meeting, evening.

7:30

ea from “he tribes made a sacrifice

LOO n f oxen thereon to the Lor !. Half of j o 1 ’' 1 1 ‘ n "thcr and toward- the men Birth -1 iti' blim d of the jaci ificr- Mrims ! ' ^ other races. Many, and vise, and frier. 1 ; '.ill a ide in basins; with the other merciful were the laws which God half he sprinkled the alter. Taking taught to His servant, and Morethen the roll on whitv he hud vi rit-j " , ' ,> te them all in the book of thThursday len ;d | 1|)a . ( . 0( , hn .i p„ken the ( | it y covenant .-.hat they might 1m an ordiieftu■ li.- read it ;l ud in th" hetir- unto J-rael to all generation

THESE'M'SINKSS ANNOUNCEMENTS AUK l‘All) FOlT BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS MEN OF Ot It

( 111

WHO BELIEVE THAT THIi (HITHTI KEfUKSIONTS THE GltEATKST FOItCIO FOB (;<)OI).

R. P. Mullins Driifftt'ist Kodaks Johnston’s Candies

A. Cook Loan Company

Greencastle Telephone Co. A.D. Chew Coal Co • ne-M Indiana and Virginia Foal at Lowest Prices. - Order No»’-

George G. Weber FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIR. t - Save Soles13 E. WALNUT.

TRY

COFFMAN’S F«r Hardware and Sporting Goods, China and Novelties. —We Deliver— Phone 363-Y. West Sid' 1 Square. ;

W. H. KITEUOIKiK

MKAT MARKET 'Fine Meats at Reasonable Cost

Furs and Hides

pilots* pun w.)\o^ |i( i |i»o > w.>^ ‘NvlAOK olll)ffd|| pll I? 11 MARRY ROMARM

(If flee Phone I SO—Residence 772-’ H. ASKEW I ’aimer (Tiiroprautor 25 1-2 East Washington, St. GREFNF\STEE

RAPT 1ST SCHOOLS OF AMKRH V A stereoptican lecture on “Th" Baptist Colleges of America" will be given at. the First Baptist Cmir.T. ! Sunday Evening k 7:30. Th" ear'y J hi'tory of Brown and Colgate U'iii veisities and other leading eolleges will he given The Women’s Missioi ary Society will also give a page-nr..

Phone 12

We Deliver Phoii" 561.

107 K. Franklin

Try “Quality Broad’ the now loaf Ask your grocer

V CHEVROLET /- ^ *g '■Mf*.* fdZ ' k. ^

Wabash Valley

Lueteke’s Bakery Electric Co.

S.'iles nnd Service.

Book Sales Co.

t N'EM MILK PLAN I ROCHESTER. Ind.. Jan. 29. (LPt Eulton comity’s third milk plant ; al.out to be established here. Akron |laid Monterey have the preer' | j plants. I A Hammond dairy eoncern ask | for 7'GOO to 10,000 pounds of milk to '' stun, with here and guarantees to take 2,non pounds as soon as thi- t . mount ran Ire supplit I by fanner The milk will k* trucked to the Akron plant until it exceeds a car load ' a day when the new plant will tv established here Dairy cr w prices