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

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FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1928.

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)■ i a. i Mr.', Raul Black md Mi? I Th Inn LOCiii news l-n-y of Belle l iimn entertained Ihnrsday evfniny t •!: O’clock dini o a few DePanw >tudents who

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A spenrluiKl t'laiiH For "Poppy Sale.” •

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1 111 *‘* 1 ' 1 ’‘i! I mi t Thursday eveo.ii • lor a busine.-s 1 i M liny, pi inial y , ion, Han- an I.. in- male hy Ihe

i . anizatinn for tin- annual ‘‘poppy ’ ale, which tak s !:i'' each y*-ar heI' e Decoration Day This year the ' j.ri|i|iii ’’ wil he c.n ale on the puh

quare on Satui'l y, May 27lh.

I i |.rnceedg fii,in this nation wide -ale an? u ' to keep up the piavt of the soldiers in Fiance.

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; and heri own table ervice.

.\ i'' r en joying tin dinner our pre.-i .\*".Mi'i,i of Indiana d.rit Mrs. Hath Fiy, demonstrated n ( . nr: tie wi’h 'la .lavelle watn for taking oul . a h i. r'lau i i ii in linen.

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1 ‘ -r am i d + . h + + 1>< i 111 ■ 'luh lo Le Birthday Surprise Party. Imme of A11 Manharl ,1 i il Knauer, nth Indiana | St v.ii.. ci Iclirati i aliiitli'iay annivcisuri 'hn day was pi. a antly arpi'iser niphoti.v orchestra 1 I evening when about twenty-five • >jii". ; 'iain at t 'raw in i» lilmi ■ an I fiicnds met at the nit i 'i vff. And Mi Ed Ilalbj and

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NOTIICE TO TAXPAYERS OF PUTNAM COUNTY THIS is to notify yon, and eneh of tlijit your SpriiiiT iipitallmt ' ( m t:

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day in May, May 7.

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Cii.int', members of the :i ocn.tion will hold a the • ourt House Saturi lo k. C. •). II In pietor, will be 11n

d iint on note, Citizens • ay, receivei for the 1 ■ t • * I ■ ok I Bainbridye ! de Plantz, Homer V. i 'dl rum the Put - • ■ h i , T hur day. ^ in 1 he uni of 'iaO wa: • "iamtill in the case of del chan. and ('len. • a pan; ol t i awford.'- • I" ■ pa . f iii'dice, by thi Pulnain i ircuit < 'o irt on i

ii to the home of Mr. and Mrs. hnuiir in a group. \ hape birthday cake wa; the cen- ■ "i attraction, mt refre-hments of 1 fain i nke and punch were served "ii e ibe evening. The evening was m n playing "arnc. ami a general 1 i.cifil time was enjoyed.

Debate Is Amusing. Mrs. Robert Stoner was hostess to , the TI .ii- lay Reading Circle ye- "i * day at the home of her mother, Mrs. O. P. Vaughn, South Indiana Street. One guest, Mrs. Lycurgus Stoner, was present. A unique form of entertainment was given by Mrs. Robert Pierce, anil Mrs. Lee Reeves, and Mrs. Kimber (iardner and Mrs. Albert Houck ii the form of a debate with the sub- <8i ject, “Resolved that a Woman’s | Sphere is in the Home.” The debate aroused much enthusiasm among those taking parts and much amuse merit to the audience, and no decis-1 ions were reached as to just where a woman’s place really should he. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Alice Day on Walnut Street, af ter delicious refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served by :he

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\ 11 ending District Meeting. Mrs. A. H. Pitkin, president of the local W. F. M. S. and Mrs. C. Howard Taylor, were In Brazil Friday, where they attended a district meeting of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Churrli. Mrs. Taylor presided at the meeting t day. •». + *l* Hii-ioe.-' Meeting Held. Delta Theta Tan held a husine-s meeting Thursday evening in the Phi Delta Kappa Hall. •J. .J* •]. .J. .{. Mis. Me Nary Hostess. Mr Forest McNary was hostess May 2 to the Beechwood Pleasant Circle of Fillmore, at her home. Twelve members and two visitors an-, swered roll call, with “Where Shall 1 Spend Vacation?” , Mrs. Henry Jackson gave a very | interesting paper on "Evolution of j

Travel.”

Lovely refreshments were served ' . the hostess during the social hour. Ihe club adjourned to meet with Mi Robert Anrold, June (!.

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ECONOMY STORE if you wan! some Sleak, IJoiJ [{ oa .. finished eadie we have ii You Mill n. more for Hsis (H AI 11(()|{\ |,j,|!'‘’ v FINiSHBi) STBBK than you will ^ where for jus! beef. BEEF BR \INS. 2 l,BS Swift’s Premium Bacon, in I lb. box CiHc sn-ilei i Swift’; Bn-akfast Paeon, I It), roll Ct.'.i p,, S.vilt’s Break fa-1 Bacon, nii re. Hi. (Iigju Ml .| . 11 IM \ I O < > I “Al p ( 12c Hi ller) <i B() I TI i

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Monarcb, lb Maxwell House, lb 3 I . II Knapsack, lb (H R SPE< I AL, lb FRFSII ( OMR HDNEl LAKHF R \( I Kellogg’s < '>i n I I !k -s, larg.e package Dranulated Nucir. tu lbs. ... I*. K t, or FLAK F U ID I L SOAP, t !„, Peanut Kiitur ol ()l tl.FI Y, 2 lb. carte.i BREAD, I LB. LOAI Reel Brain Mbs. . .‘ cl !', . . |l We Seli II lA>r Itss.

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WAYNE FEEDS

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in Coloiado after bought $13 to $14 and heavy calvs

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'dor reef ive ! a teleaft inoon, that bin •O tine Scott, had li- er iioinobde ac udent Mon- ■ i Scott 1; a daughiid Aii . Sam Scoii „f Wat '' L They fori 1 . i ly re-id-le ( lull , 1 ale (Jrafie.

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TASTY MEATS W'c pride ourselves on the delicious meat we sell to the housewives of (Jrepftcastle. Highest quality meats at the most economical prices, .hist phono 42 for a satisfactory order. (ily Meat Maikel St Ddicalrssen All Meat Government Inspected.

Chicks '\m get frwnPurina LIFE and GROWTH

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WE DELIVEK. I»H()NE 24. KAUBLE & SON “We Sell Meat That’s (iood To Eat.” SMOKED PICNIC MAMS, LB |5e SIKiAK ( LIKED SIDE BACON, BY PIECE), LB 22c POT BOASTS OF BEEF, LB r 5 LB. BUCKET PUKE LARI) «Hc S1LVEKBELL OLEO, LB. .. >0 . KALIBLE’S COFFEE, (PURE SANTOS,) I ii» 35 c POP CORN, COTTAGE CHEESE, DRESSFIM MIX, LAMB, VEAL.

^ROM the time chicks • lep out of their shells, they look to you lor protection and tare to live and ihrive. Toultry yard facts show that more than yo 1 ' u ol the chicks fed Purina Stariena and Purina Bahy ('hick Chow live and grow rapidly into plump broilers and early laying pullets. Isn’t 11 sound business economy to Iced Purina, which saves 9 out of 10, instead of average mixtures on which 5 out of 10 chicks die? Come in and let us show you how to save chicks and get them to early

maturity.

V \MI’HFI.L BROS. ELEVATOR,

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FRFD 1H N( AN, Fillmore. WILL WETZ, Ureencaedr

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