The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 March 1928 — Page 4

THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 192S.

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CLASSIFIED ADS

; ol the M« 1 H ■

odist Church will serve a Cafeteria

lunch at t'e arch Saturday noon and t venintr. Everybody welcome.

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—For Sale—

FOR SALE:—Younp Heifer

Phone 181.

calf. 2-.‘lt.

FOR SALE coal range and rose Avc.

heating stove, crib. :;17 Mel-2-2|)

1 • ■ ' ' , West Side Si|U:ne for ail kind,- of staple groceri< , ;1 fiu. , i, bakery goods. 2-lt.

FOR SALE Tw cows, giving gr 1 Charles E ( ■•,>, r,

young Jersey ow of milk, hon. 14-Y. 2!)-3p.

mi 1 vno.v

THREE CHEERS FOR Greencastle’s TIGER CUBS!

f man Beeson, Rube!. Phillips, and Till- 1 man Hadley. 1 Tii 3 University Sextette has ap- ' penned on several chapel programs thi- year and in ever I concerts in | 1 1 Hr; : d . .id Th Sextette

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i is compos d of t i • oiins, flute, : clarirrt, cello, ai piano. The per-i ■ Sr mil, diree- _

, ! tor; Lo :’ da Cott ' Catherine* M( . m | ^

Sectional \| M(

Thp

men s dub „ c .

Jack Huskey enter-

delightful social afternoon which folLiwe wen Me'dames,—Burnsides,

FOR SALE Po table u e. ‘‘Rural Rosa Sm

at or for seed an d Ni w Yorkers”.

After March office at the ci Indiana street.-. ,

21>-3p

FOR SAL It. I. It write, Mon, ca-tle, In- 1 .

2,000 poi

-i or iicfil—

we will have an r "f Walnut and j the Goodwine ll I ■'■r your coal prop--e handle coal for e will give you ■ ■ " tf n. Our coal overnment tf-sted ■ted party. We y reasonable ills- * f>n car lots. W • o and rental-, with us. Satis- ‘

Wild

We ai’e them to

tourney. Let’s turn out for the yame tonight.

backing

the

Butiei, Grace A. VfcCollum, George 8 number of friem h ■ eve- Tibbals, J. G. Dunbar, Chandler, Heav Pierce, and Kathr Jii.lleratt. | ning, with a dinner party, at their enridge, Jennings, Evans, O’Daniel

home on East National Ron , Brazil, ' Calhoun, Payne, Rodereaver, Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sehlo si r and son • Curti and. the hostesses.

,s Satu flaj-

,la y -'larch n " an ' 1 GrtW

Annu al I)i nn + *W

Doe Tax landletl

rustees

lNDF.ED by

I HE \i DITOI; ( H WGE EF-

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FOR

modi rn ro'ii profe- -iomd man. Phoru-

RENT:

r, ly fund hffl

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'HOPTAL’GII, 345. j -2t.

WEBER SHOE SHOP

FOR Rl. othy f - I-. , Ella Yorl,.

Die

and all kinds of ’ooper and In-! 2-lt ;

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

SAVE

In the absence of De; n R. G. Me-

FOR RI ,"l Vine, ( :

M 1:

worry. Have;

■ an ex peril need ( uht ' han > Professor Orville Borchers, -25-L for partic- vocal instructor in mu-ic school, i.- in

28 tf. charge of the choir rehearsals.

FOR Rl XT room . .'i ' 437 And'-i .

htiu -ekeeping , anti garage. 29-tf.

I‘FLO RL

FOR RL.VI private h th S. Vine S .

unfurni lied.

kitchen, 27-(its.

man’, choice whe ca tie Hatchery, S. Jack on, Phone

The personnel of the University choir is as follows: Margaret Denni-, Ali< Stage, Amy Lookout, Olga Lcrtclson, Anne Riekett, Erma Duf-

FOR REM )e i • west * f (in- ,

165 II.

nen

6.7

h iv a brooiler, ho J '■ 'own. The poultry-; ver tried. Green1001 S. Locust; 22,

2 i-L. 20 tf l |f l‘l> Helen Keith, Mary Alice Mur(i ray, Donald Wilson, Dwight Trezi-e,

11 rl Brow n, Met for Maxwell, Noi 1 man. Phone 239. 2-11.1

Within five day tion of the asse. ship, the assessoi is required hy la the township tm v all the records ke| to the collecting a tav, and a copy o by him tf) persons i as ilog tax and rll

' flog tax.

The • < or af notice t . those p pay their flog ta against the tlelinhip trustee is r< - the county nro. e, of each year, the I rnierly all thhandled hy the t starting March 1, t ed over to the t sportive township. .

Billy of S. Loeu.-t St. wore moag

the guests. *!* “I* •f •f’ *I*

Mrs. Mills Hostess.

-Mrs. Harry Wells, W. Walnut St., was hostess at her home Thur flay afternoon to the Woman’* Study Club. Two DePauw students, Miss * Morris and Miss Monroe gave sov-

.. , leral piano ami vocal selections, fter the com,de-, M(s A Al) bott had charge of ii - f f ' , l °'t n " - the program for the afternoon and u owns ip j ie rpa) | a , nos ( intercsting/article t irn ‘ 1 l<> - on the life of Theodore Steele, an ; ‘ h '. S tow ; l '’ hl P, j Indiana artist. Two guests, Mrs. n!.n relating | pierce am| Mf . Cnsp> hpIpe<1 to niak( , . ' 0 the afternoon a most pleasant one.

. receipts given -

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' ' V 'l rs - Howard Entertains.

‘1 The Country Reading Club wa. -?ntertaineil Thursday afternoon at die

ivir-g ten days’j home of Mrs. Ralph Howard, State ns failing tf) , Farm. Nineteen members and two tile affidavits J guests were present. Responses were

t-. The town-J Springtime.

I P report to i Mrs. Lora Long gave a splendid 1 before June 2, and most interesting paper on delinquent*. “Poetry of Today.” A delightful oir tax had been cial hour followed the discussion and auditor, but i dainty refreshments were erved L

work was turners of the re

•hford. 21-tf.

FOR REN anil Kitch m i/lgtf v Si. |’|

rn. 11

i::n i.

2 rooms B 21-tf

FOR RE N", apartment, privaie gro

.•:85-x

Furni hed deam heat, 20-tf

FOR R|- NT On. ed apai’I' diana St.

modern furnish'■‘i'J. 410 So. In-25-tf.

NOTICE Farmers of Putnam Co., The BrazM Tankage Co., i paying $1.50 for her c- aiifl cattl . IVill remove your hfig; free f rhai ‘ Jankage, we have it hr- hundred, lest 70 to 57 per cent. Deliv- . ie fr<« on my route. Rev m e .-all, Brazil 301 cr 5364 the plant that Ticver goes out of business. 18-40t. Mch. 3 Cooper and Inman’* for fre*h ttak-1 1 1 ( ' ' . brea . -i ivil . Phone 2-'!J. - 2-lt

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RA D I O RAT PH P. CROCSORE

,v u id;jns IV; Tour de It. riiijtf .Marcii

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SOUTH RENT) prolot; ed Hem Norton, 7 ,, ■ 11 ( hi home h've a f faefnty (aM- .l

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I nivei * i h- is and sextett " ■ Dip thifiugh northern art of March. The :: III a'-l f)ll the trip are j x Munne Hartford City, Union ' * ■ V.' • no. Whih in Ft. ihe-. will appear twice in conth X -them Indiana erial conference.

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1592 Hatcheries Say— “fees/ PURINA

the hostess. The club adjourned to meet in April with Mr.. Edvard Shoultz. Rnachdale M. F. M. S. Meet.;. The Woman - Foreign Missionary Society of the Roacheale Methodist church met Feb. 24 at the home of -Mis. A. C. Lockridge. The meeting was changed to this date so that the World- Day of Prayer might he oils'ml. After sptcml servic s for the day. Mrs. Sarah Green gave Chapter Hi of “A Stiaight Way Toward Tomoi row.” Mi-. Bessie Dean of Goldslow, N. C. attended the meeting. During the -ocial hour ileliciou; refreshment- were served by the host-

e.-s.

*!• -!• ^ ( harming Luncheon. Mi Mattie Couch an i Mi . Cheek of East Seminary St. entertained I with ii l o’clock luncheon Thu;- day. In the service, of the foo-which was abundant and delicious, was u-e i pioct s of old ami rale silver, ,, china, and cut glass, one pitchex being one hundred and twenty years old. Thaso present to enjoy thi- and the

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Pn;f. Dirks Speaks.

First Ward Parent-Teachers’ met Thur.day evening at the Ward. Ninety f'.’Jurs and mothers were present. 'i he rhythm band of the 1st grade, ‘L .Adam.- room, had a part on the program. The 5th and (ith grades -ang two songs, William Wordsworth - “ I ho Daffodils”, and George .McDonald’ “Bet’ r to Sit at the Waters Birth.” These two poems were put to music by Mrs. B. H. Bruner, j president of the organization and I dedicated to the First Ward. They j were enjoyed by those present.

The speaker for the evening was Albert

Prof. L. H. Dirks, who gave one of the most interesting talks that has over been given before the association. Mrs. Bruner presided at the meeting, and devotions were led by

Rev. 15. H. Bruner.

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Century Club To Meet. The Century Club will meet with L . Harold Zink, Saturday at 2:30 o'f !<.( !<. Members are reminded to l i't'g their contributions of books for the Hospital library.

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Phi Delta Kappa Dance ’ihe Phi Delta K ippas entertained Thui -day evening at their hall with i dance. About 20 couples of Phi Delta Kappas and D; Ita Theta Taus atL t"0' - An eight piece orchestra furn-i-hei: music for thf* occasion. •j* .j.•j, Miss Lucas Initiated. The regular Kappa Alpha Theta spring initiation took place Friday afternoon. Among those who were initiated was Miss Louise Lucas of •his city. At the banquet which followed there were as guests representatives from state chapters and a .great many alumnae.

In *r Enj,

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mon ‘ l F«her u. thp scene of Vs* 1 ' , ." lr ’ or ■nior-,.;'

1 ini ' k - for the

,ia .v Heading cla , .

J' eated annual,,.

the,r husbands a . ' " f K| ee n and f , holding 8 g re ^ hon or of the * the dub, was f^.^ 1 * ngr tal) h‘. Cove.,

ty gue.-t.s.

After ‘he dei, r . Pt'ograin was

readings, and L a,1 d a ]ilay by \;. j

Houck a-,-1

Crawley. Thp pft J e ' 1 hy a dance - (| ner, which fVr,J

nient.

ftwcNi.s re|)o’

most enjoyable p-J ‘he member. „( -j,,1

ing Club.

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< lub To Meet.

.Monday

The Monday ( iun will meet with Mi . W. H. Vundivier, Monday at 10 o”clo,-k. Mrs. Mathes will have fii irg- of the program. Thi- is stunt

•lay.

Faculty Women To Meet The Faculty Won: n s Club will ' ! ’ * : i..c tine Mondayval 3 ; po o’cl, )'k fn l-Nmn 1IMI. Mrs.Gherman f will be chairman of the social comj mittee.

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'lloilldfi

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Lecf Roasls, lb. \2 I 4v lo .. Sauer Kraut, Hi Rork Bones, 11;

Fresh Ham Steak, !h.

Loot! Tender Beef Steak, lb. 1’iosh .VHIk; Bbit, .*5c; quant ^ Ml\t L MI \ | , VU yt, | • yj. {

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2.’)c 10c

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TUTHEN the hatcheryman sells you chicks, VV he wants them to li . He ’ realizes the importance of proper fee JinIt is Pnri™ S p aS( J n tha ,l, T 592 hatcheries ecommend Purina Poultry Chows. Poultry yard tacts rSinte„ t 5“ 90%of,heJl --Dcd

live and thrive. We have just received a shipment of Purina Startcna. Come in and tell us how many bags

you’ll need.

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5 AM BUELL BROS. ELEVATOR, (! ,

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PH0NI PHONE 12. Fresh ! ' Standard Oleo, Fr<sh Oysters, Fresh Pork Pones, lb. . r Bulk Kraut, lb. Beef Brains, lb. i.'.'i 7i/ 5c Fresh Bologna, lb. . Fr< si ■ ■ f Fresh Liver Sausage, lb. fresh Spare Ribs, lb. . . . f-pT Fresh Sausatre, lb. 1 ' ' r-'

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Loot! Coffee, Our Special

DOU1I.S acting

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MINUTES TO MAHE — TO CAKE And remember, too, that when you arc through, there arc no failure?, norc* bakings,because everything come* from the oven 1> ;ht and evenly raieod. Try the famous Calumet Bi icuit Recipe. Of course, every* body will want more of them—but you won’t mind because they can be made in a jiff y. MAKIS BAAIN'? EASIER

4 upanoun el tiMspoona -- ( ilumet Hakm lug Powder ■ AI -vpI tuble>oua bIku tcu1 uiw milk i l vtl t.’asjioon

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