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the CREENCASTI'E DAILY BANNER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1928.
THE DAILY BANNER
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Entered in the Post Office at Greencastlc, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH. Editor and Proprietor. S. R. RARIDEN, City Editor.
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Morainic Musicale To Meet.
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Personal And Local News
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An epic struicKl*' between love of woman and love of country.
VICTOR M C LACL£N-EDMUND LOWE DOLORES DEL RIO and a superb cast
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Raymond Fi.-her spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Thomas Rogers of Coatsville was in Greencastle Monday. Frank Mugg of Gosport was in Greencastle yesterday. Milliam Miller , Ccntesville was a business visitor in the city Monday. Earl E. Smith of Bainbridge was a visitor in the city Monday. Jacob I* Pickett of Coatesville was vi-itor in the city on Monday. Moses McCullough of Center Point was a visitor in the city Monday. J. W. Sutherlin of Russellville was in Greencastle Monday on business. Curt Query of Quincy was a husines- visitor in Greencastle Monday. Otto Masten, Coatesville' resident was in the city on business yesterday. George W. Dorsett of Coatesvill ; was in Greencastle on business Monday. * ! »!» There will lie a prayer service at Hamrick Station Church at 7:30 on Wednesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Briggs have gone to Daytona Beach, Fla., where they will spend the next few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreidler of Brazil Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs L. W. Hudlin. The city council will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock in regular session. Roy Sarwalt, Morton Smith, and Frank W'. Lane were among the Bainbridge residents in Greencastle Monday. Robert Wright, Alva Cox, Walter Brann, and John O. Rightsell, all of Reelsville were visitors in Greencastle Monday. Miss Laura C. Sheridan, who has been spending some weeks with her brother E. S. Sheridan, in Chicago, has left that city, for a long visit with relatives in the South. The Democratic Club will hold the
The Greencastle Morning Musicale will meet Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. O. H. Smith, 12 Arlington Street. There will be chorus practice from 9:30 o’clock to 10:00 ! o’clock and at 10:00 o’clock the regular meeting will begin. d* -h i Date Night At Dance
P. E. O. To Meet The P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet at 6:00 P. M. Wednesday, January 25th with Mrs. F. C. Tilden, 609 Anderson St. Notice change in time, d- *!•
Date night will beobse: veil Thurs- j program will be given. Miss day evening at the dance at Country — 1 1 r
Club. This program ha.- been arranged by the chairman in charge of this
month, Mrs. Glen Lyon,
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Woman’s Circle To Meet
Woman’s League To Meet The Woman’s League of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the parlors of the church. An interesting
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will have charge of the devotions and Mrs. W. W. Tucker will review the hook, ‘‘Brother Saul,” by Dorm Byrne.
A good attendence is desired.
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Just Arrived:—A shipment of new Salt Mackerel, Smoked Herring, Salt White Fish, and Smoked Bloaters. Fresh Fillet of Haddock on Friday.
White Lily Bread, ^ Our Own Bake
Cagles Mill ( reek Flour, 2 l-lh. Sack
Rio and Santos Blended < offee. Per Pound
Tropic Nut Oleo, per Pound
25c 19c
2-lb. Cartons, Premium Soda Crackers
Greencastle Green Beans, Large < ans
30c 20c
The Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the church parlor.-. Mrs. G. E. Black will lead the devotions. Mrs. Roscoe Daggy will review the chapters 2 and 3 of the hook.
Cniversity I’arty.
Plans are practically complete for the All-University party which is to be held in Bowman gym January 28. The Old Gold Orchestra of the Columbia Club of Indianapolis has been engaged by the Student Council to
“A Straight Way towards Tomorrow” j furnish the music for the affair.
The hostesses will he Mrs. J. J. Eitel, F. B. Cook and Mis Lizzie Goulding.
-I- -!• -F *F Ente rtainment Next Thursday.
In addition to the little operetta to b given by he boy- and girls of Maple Heights School in their school entertainment next Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock is has been announced that the Junior Orchestra, consisting of 20 young musicians from the ward building.-, is to play several number-. Miss Mary O’Rear, the popular dramatic reader is to assist, and Vera Grace Brown, is to play several selection on the Marimbaphones, all of which will contribute materially to the interest of the splendid program being prepared.
•F + *F •!• •!• d* Honor Rev. Raphael.
The party will consist of a varied program of entertainment and dancing. There will be a variety of div rsions provided on the second floor J of the gymnasium for those who do j not care to dance. A program of en- | tertainment is being planned by the ' committee for a portion of the eve-
ning.
The dance will he a stag dance except the first and last dances. The party will he on Saturday after examination week and is scheduled to start at 8:15. 11:30 hours have been secured for the frolic. All students, former students, and faculty members are urged to attend. Tickets for the party may be secured | at the University Shop. The party j will be chaperoned by faculty mem- | hers of the Committee on Student Affairs and their wives. “Jimmy,” Bittles will be at the
Choice California Clean Bright Fruit, Per Pound
Apricots, 25c
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Red Cross Macaroni and Spaghetti, 3 Pkgs. ..
Large Cans, Yellow Free Peaches.
One Pound Cans Hershey’s Cocoa
New Bulk Dates, 2 Pounds
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Large Cans teott County
Hominy
Sunmaid, Puff Raisins, 15-oz. Package—2 for
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Men, women and children of the Presbyterian congregation gathered in the Church parlors, Monday evening for an informal reception and sociiil time together in honor of Reverend and Mrs. Victor L. Raphael, who have just completed ten years of service. / It has been a pleasure for the
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I NIH \ N tPOI.IS LIVESKK K INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 24. (UP)— Hogs dropped 15 to 25 cents today (partly under the influence of heavy arrivals. The hulk weighing from 170 to 22.'» pounds sold at $8.25 to $8.10. Receipts were 15,000 and the holdovers 517. Cattle receipts were 1,600 and elves receipts 1000, an increase over the average run recently, but prices were steady with beef steers $10 t., $14 j and vealers $15 to $16. The sheep market stirred into aeI tivity, prices advancing 25 to 50 cents ] to a top of $14 for lambs. Reeipts were 1,400.
January meeting Saturday afternoon 1 Banner to record the several special at 2 o’clock at the Law Library. Ev- 1 services in celebration of this tenth pry loyal Democrat should be there. 1 anniversary of the pastorate of Mr.
Raphael. Ten years is a large portion of a man’s life. It takes onf.
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The Hon. James P. Hughes will address the meeting. A motion to make complaint more specific has been filed in the Putnam Circuit Court by Elmer Blue defendant in the complaint for damage-, Daisy Hoffmeister versus Elmer Blue
et al.
James Best, living -outhwest of Greencastle was taken to Evansville Tuesday by Sheriff Ed F.iteljorge and son Charles Eiteljorge. Mr. Be.-t was recently adjudged insane and was committed to the Evansville hospital. Andrew Durham was the main .-peakt r at a meeting of the Nor’h Union township, Montgomery County Farm Bureau, Monday night The - ubject of the talk was, “OrganizaCon and Legislation.” Among the Cloverdale visitors in Greencastle Monday were the followj ing: W. C. Bell, I,ee Walters, Walter Herbert, Russell Hodges, Jewell H. Vaughn, Samuel McClure, D. V. Moffett, O. V. Smythe, E. A. Cline, O. John-on, and James Routt. Announcement was made to friends in Greencastle today that Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Sweet of Chicago, are the parents of a son horn January 20. Dr. Sweet was formerly head of the History department of the University. Targets for members of the rifle team of DePauw university are ready for the 5th Corps Area inter-colleg-iate rifle match and may be fired at I any time before January 11. DePauw | has won the Corps Area match throe times out of the six times that it has been fired. A picture of Elmer Blue, superintendent of county roads appeared in the photographure section of the Indianapolis Star Tuesday morning. Mr. Blue was elected vice-president of the Indiana County Highway Superintend | ents’ Association at the annual RoadShow he! 1 in Lafayette last week. The stop and go signs at the intersection of Washington and Indiana streets ami Washington and Jackson streets were started Monday afternoon about 4 o’clock after the current lines were repaired. Saturday morning water in tho pipe carrying the wires to the sign at Washington and Indiana streets, froze, and nec- J essitated replacing the conduit. The body of W. W. Glover, form-: er Warren township resident, who passed away at the home of hi., daughter, Mrs. H. P. Ferrell at Dayton, Ohio, Sunday, at the age of seventy six years, arrived in Greencast!? | early Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held from the McCursy Funeral Home at 2 o’clock. The Rev. j Harmon of Cloverdale was in charg *! of the services. Interment was in Forest Hill cemetery.
from ruddy youth to gray hairs, from the illusions of boyhood to the stern realities of middle life. One who has spent that space of time baptizing our children, marrying our young people, and burying our dead, not to mention tho settling of a thousand petty squabbles, and all the time practices before us the religion which he preaches surely deserves the highest honor. Especially so, because he can hope for little pecuniary reward, even a competence for his old age. We congratulate the Presbyterians upon having such a minister and we congratulate the community upon having such a man and citizen as Victor I,. Raphael. It is our hope that he may stay with us many more years.
JANUARY SHOE SALE Will Continue The Remainder Of This Month.
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WK STILL HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS AND SIZES IN MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND C HILDREN’S SHOES FOR YOUR APPROVAL, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
$1.65 $3.85 $4.85
LADIES’
HIGH SHOES
< HILDRKN’S HIGH SHOES $1 VALUES AT
MEN’S
HIGH SHOPS
$1.00
$1.65
*1* *1* *F *1* *1* To Meet With Mrs. Gardner.
SHOP OUR WINDOWS-
$2.65 BUY NOW!
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Ti e Martha Washington Club will : meet with Mrs. George Gardner at her home at 211 West Washington Street, Wedne-day afternoon, Jnnu- < ary 25th at 2:00 o'clock.
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ALLEN’S STOCK CLOSING SAL
A Great Disposal of Seasonable Merchandise. Sale is lar under value.
Every article in ih’'
This Morning
Blankets
All wool dress Roods, 40 inch to 54 inch width, rocs on sale at l / 2 Price. Some for less. These will be found wonderful values.
Closing Sale
Of all draperies will make you take notice. Furnish your windows before Spring house-
cleaning.
(’hildren’s stockings, all sizes, forn^ £ now 19c. Silk ribbect stockings form 1 » « we sell you three pair for $1. e. a
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Those are only a few sample items from these stocks. You will find drastically rt^pi.
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