The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1928 — Page 4
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THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928.
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pach of the=e services in keeping with the sermon.
RIFLEMEN TO FIRE IN STATE MATCH
\ OUR 28TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Will Continue Thru The Whole Of Next Week
BFTHFI. A. M. E. THI Ri H
; by Malcolm St. < lair.
Dix is cast in a typical “youngAmerican” role, that of a happy-go-lucky golf suit salesman, who gets into tremendous (ami comic) difficulties when he allows a girl to think he is a multi-millionaire. As the
Five men have been selected to represent DePauw I'niversity in the
Ap^2. A ^e;i° ** was portrayed by Gertrude Olm-
The rally for the Church has been perfectly organized, with the follow-
ing named captains: Mr. Eunice Mil- lard, Henry Del.oi . . William Hem , i;08 Howard St., Mr. Charles S. ing, Walter Damn I. and Richard, ‘ Wood, 10 Chestnut St., Jay Towns- Murray, comprise the team, end, SOI Crown St., Mrs. I.ucy Rob- Towns and schools from all over i ert on, 70d Maple Ave. The date is the .date who are members of the
et for June 17th. The arfiount $5,- Association wil compete. All firin K j K p t s one himself and her, too. (100. Five hundred dollars of tin- will be from the prone position, and 0 ne of the funniest sequences in i amount the members propose to raise ..elections for tin team have been thf> , cturp was nix . s pok e r K ame, in .^00 and will call on friends and cit- lnU(1 . on the basis „f prone firing which lhp vi || ian( p^yed by Philip
sted, he is not to blame at all, in-
Dix’s deception gets him into deep water—some of it muddy water, too —but eventually he extricates himself, saves the girl’s fortune and
Large, Ample Stocks of Fresh, ( lean, Spring Merchandise. S. C. PREV0 CO.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI'Rt H
Evening service, 7:-‘10. Sermon theme: “Meeting Christ.” Passion Week Services, 7:30 every evening beginning Monday and closing Friday. Theme for the week:
“The Cross.”
Junior Christian Endeavor, 4:00 o’clock Thursday afternoon. Leaders, Mary Louise Hamm and Fern Alex-
ander.
izens of Greencastle to help us make
| up the $500.
The captains and members feel all will help us because of the fact that they always respond to the needs of the University or churches. Then again our chureh need- your help, liecause we have not had a rally in 10 nr 12 years. This should appeal to anyone to come to the rescue. Letters will he sent out by the captains to their friends, giving an explanation <.f the needs of the church. To avoid
during the past two weeks.
The team will make the trip by auto, leaving at 0:15 Sunday morning. Captain Gordon P. Savage, in charge of the trip, a-k- that each man l> at the armory at this time!
ready to start at once.
\LL OVER INDl \NA
VIN'CKXN’ES— “The Man Who Promised hut W' uhl Not,” was the
:u:v doubt, and to let them know we| lbJect , Dr . C . A . K
or, of Detroit, Mich., and who conduc-
Strange, and two other men, try to cheat Dix out of his money, only to he foiled by their own trickery. SERVICES FOR THIBEDEAUX HELD FRIDAY
are on the square.
Services Sunday morning at 11. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preaching at 2:30—etaoin—n—n— Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Subject, “The Dead Called to
Life.”
Rev. A- L. Johnson, pastor.
SERVICES SUNDAY AT THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH^ wa< i ported by t
Preaching Sunday Morning at 10:-
C. Howard Taylor, Minister. 0:30 a. m., Sunday school.
10:40 a. m.,. Worship with sermon.
Subject, “The Invisible Cup.”
0:30 p. m., Installation service in
the College Epworth League. The THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Greencastle Epworth League will
meet at the home of R. A. Ogg. B. H. Bruner, Minister. 7:30 p. m., Evening worship. Ser-, v * r ‘' E. R. Bartley Supt.
mon topic, “An Endurance Test.” School. Passion Week Bible School at 9:30 A. M.
Services will bie held in the church Morning Worship, Lord’s Supper on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday sermon by Mr. Bruner at 10; 10 evenings. Wednesday evening a ser- A- M. Subject: “A Morning That vice of Meditation upon the conver- Shook The World.” Miss Ardith sations of Jesus with his disciples. Moore will -ing at this service. Thursday evening, Communion ser- High School Christian Endeavor at
vice in the light of the Cross. Fri- 6:30 P. M.
day evening, a survey of the “Groups Young People’s Christian Endeavor
around the Cross.” The people are , at 6:30 P. M.
requested to observe Monday and Evening service at 7:30 P. M. Mr. Tuesday evenings in their own homes. Burner will -peak on the subject. o , “Jesus And The Problem of Pleas-
ure.”
Special Passion WYek sedvices will be held at the Church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:30 P. M. Wednesday evening the the I Young People’s Organizations will be I invited to attend this service. Thurs-
Commun-day evming the Board of Officers of
Preaching Sunday Evening at 7:30.
Sunday School at 9:30.
Young People's Meetings at 0:30. A short business meeting at the j do- ■ of the morning service to hear I :< provisional report and reeommemljathm of the Pulpit Committee conjeerning the selection of a pastor. Rev. J. X. Dalby of Greencastle of tile Regular Bapti-t Church will sup-
Bible ' |, ' -V t * le k 01 * 1 morning and eve-
! ::ing: the congregation and friends
! are invited to hear him.
ted liie pre-Easter service at the First Presbyterian hurch here. CLINTON—A fire in the office of Dr. A. P. Warman h re, which wa‘s believed to have tarted from electric wire-, caused $7,5' i damage to equipment in the doctor*, office, according to the doctor. An X-Ray machine
ioctor to have
been ruin
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WASHINGTON—“A Pair of Six-1 es,” is the m xt offering to the thea-ter-going public, to he given by the live committie of St. Simon’s dramatic club, according to an announcem nt here.
Radishes 3 bunches 5c. Gieen onions 5c, Lettuce 12c lb. Bannas 5c lb. Ste Welz for eats. jt,
If it’s in groceries we have it. See Wetz for good eats. ]t.
THE PRESBYTERIAN < HURCH Victor L. Raphael, minister. Sunday school, 9:30. Prof. G. B.
Manhart, Supt.
Session meeting, 10:20, in Manse, to (receive members. Mbmingj worship, 10:40.
ion meditation: “The Anointed the Church will attend in a body and Christ.” Reception of members. remain for a brief business session High School Christian Endeavor, at after the -i rvice. Frida\ evening the 0:30. I.eadur, Miss Mildred Cavine--. ladies of the Missionary Society will Young People’s Christian Endeavor, attend the services and have charge 6:30. Leader, Miss Kathryn Sho-of the devotional program. Mr. Bruwalter. ner will bring a brief mes>age at
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\T THE YONCASTLE Versatility ts Richard Dix’s middle
name.
At least it ought to be. For al-mo-t a year, he lias played in nothing except heavy dramatic and melodramatic roles. Now he makes an about-face anil gives us a hilarious
farce.
The new picture is “Sporting Goods” the attra dion for Monday and Tuesday at the Voneastle theater. It i - sure to attrac ill of Dix’s regular fan , and, in addition, everybody in Greencastle who enjoys a couple of hours of almost ca Mtinuou- laughter. For thi- picture is funny. There j are many funm characterizations, and funny ituations and funny “gags” all performed by a capable •a-: and directed in -ure-fire fashion
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Impressive funeral services for
Thibedeaux, the St. Bernard mascot ■ hi< unfathomable dog heart were evi- en from seperate front
for the Sigma Nu fraternity
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held Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. Chaile- Robbins, editor of the DePauw wrote the following -tory concerning the -ervices: In a little plot at the north side of' the Sigma Nu house lie- Thibedeaux, for six year- a familiar sight in cla.-i rooms, at athletic games, and on the streets of Greencastle and a univers-ally-liked friend to all who km w him. Thibe died at 12:05 Thursday morning as a result of strychnine poisoning. According to physicians who attended his fatal illness Thibe hail eaten some meat in which poisoning had been placed. It is suspected by members of the fraternity that the poisoning was intentional. Funeral services were held for Thibe this afternoon at the Sigma Nu
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deuces of sorrow which his human i'liem s were not worthy to under>tan«l. To those who wished to pet him h? would push his face closely against them and seem to wish that
he could cry.
Franklin Cole,, in paying tribute to the deceased idol of Greencastle dogs, -aid, in part, “The heavenly
meat markets must be open and free SUNDAY'S FIVE BEST to Thibedeaux. Thibe, playful and FEATURES, friendly was as much a part of the j MEAu 11 | University as tin U shop or the boul-j Hofmann, piuni-t, and N'iraj
der. The military department will, • so P I ' ano '
miss him; the athletic department 5WZ Hook Lp id.ip. me
will miss him; Tilden classes will miss him. At this moment our Thibe may be marching in front of a heavenly R. O. T. C. batallion, passing in
one great review.”
“Thibe is 1 esting serenely in his
house. Members of Sigma N’u, as well heavenly home. It is the lust he will as some 60 representatives of frater- , 1 ver see of any Sigma N'us, hut cernities and sororities, were present to jtainly some DePauw students will get
help observe the final rites for the ; to heaven sometime.
Alvin Rockwr II gave a brief obituary of the dog after which Doc. Ev-
ans played taps.
The procession left, thinking of
Thibedeaux.
great St. Bernard dog. Franklin Cole
officiated.
Junior, three-year old -on of Thibe, who has been mourning deeply, scarcely aware of those things which only
three days ago caused him to romp ALL OVER INDIANA and play, was there this afternoon, NEWCASTLE—Thieves changed unconscious of the fact that hi- fath- their minds about stealing automoer was being laid away for all time, biles here for a night and stole two He knew something was wrong and in bicycles. The two bicycle- were stol-
hour.
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