The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 October 1928 — Page 4

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THK (iK^KNCASILK UAILY I SAW IN hH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER RUg-

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Good Looking

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Princess coats are known for their excellent quality, excellent tailoring- and guaranteed linings. iloth dress and sportcoats $24.75 to $59.00

S. C. PRF.VO COMPANY The Home Store Since 1900.

Hm ♦H IIrslrr 'due. <la v • Mi i. Melvin Hum »nd M •! 1 ( ;i li .- pent the day \\ ilni’ day "'it Mi . Horace Kihin on ;.n>l VMr. and Mrs. llhan l.isliy ■■ (in ■ c a tie . pent Tut-<la> ninht " itli M and Mis. Dalla I’ aiis. Word has been received hci the birth of a bauphl. r to Mr. aa . w. Part I Wcdnesdcy n. raiair Mr-. I’.u h "a tormerly Mi - An a ■' adth. \\ i dnesday vi ;•> M’- a i Mrs. C. ('. Day Lem Dluo and ■ 1 ■ llut< lirson and a i an hn tin r. >1 ; Koscoe Kastham called in the after

1 ' noon.

Mrs. Maynard W riant and son led land Ki nt are \ 1 it in” relal ive . in fi ien Is here. Mr. and Mis. Kiank Hui ter am Mrs. Louie Sinclair went to < raw 1 le Thin ALL <>\ l it IMH AX A INDIA X A POI. IS Mea:h;.| the Fiaternal Older c: l.atth free, all parts of Indiana an expected here Monday niy t w >m • harh • le (iuenther of Pittsburgh, I e, pa ', irrand worthy pn adeiit of i' e nnh ■ will speak under ampin of the Im dianap li.^ area, (iuenther addn will include a plea for old aK'' I" ' ■ >ien>, a bill fur the .-tab!; dim a t id which in Indiana will he introduced in ' he General A enibly in t Janiiary, under the .-peii-nr hip <>f liic

Kujrles.

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uvcntioii city, according to! nally set Of (M '. u .|. r] , thl . Goonre-

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onrcr.'.ion tiii.aatinaal body th iially assured." ey. Indianapel: •he national ft'" iroxi ately 5,( end the (find. I!,, ton. Mass.,

rted in Kokomo

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deh irate- will atthat will he held in

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ie- county onl' into po.-si ssion nirtoa. It is th ticial to renicvi die, which will in-rtonV hijrh

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■metery, a bury0 years by David- week has conie f the city of Washtention of city of- . In-- and dear tin iiini part of Wash-

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Improved Uniform International SundaySchool ? Lesson 7

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Mr. and Mr . ( aide 'i .itiun Mr. and M i !■ raid Ki a last Wedlic day I i lodl;.n..|io!i .

Mr. und Mr-. I on Me 1 aim of Leli

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Geo. Sands, who ha been in the i hospital at Ini ie. 1 ' ,1 w.i hiiiuclit j home hi t Sat i I

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viiiting iii r, M Ft I Mi - M Idle i i vei I lid , a |. lia is \ isitinn het mot hci. who is I slowly improi ft i a recent ill-1

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FJU.'.'OliK rIr. and Mrs. Keiiii ih Wallace -p< al Tue.-day e-, i.mn '\ith Mi. and M: -. R -coe Kasthttm. A.i. and Mr- WidT n Di weesi wcm in (lid' castle Ti.e-ii.iy cri ninir AD ; nd Mi . Rai'nond Di «eesi and , dldrc of S*in viiie pen' Wedin .' lay e ., ninir in Kilim, r . ADs. Moiris Campbell i,i;d Mis. Kate Pastin were visitors in t.reenca ‘ • Wednesday aftoitooii ( •ilhert Oirh - of near !■ '■ Union v.a a ' .alb r in Fillmoie , r, -day. A i.irre crowd atti nded the sai“ , t

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BICKNKI.I. - Seale limit of fifteen pound-

small to weijrh Hilly .)" , in v son id Air. and Airs. Chari' !'. I| it. I In attending pliysieian at the hah.' birth plaeed Hilly d a the cale . but he was tin heav\ fnr them. HI.OOMF1KI.D A majority of the stock of tin Hlnniilfiijd Demncla i weekly newspaper, has been pur eha.'cd from Courtl: d C imhers by Geortro W. Piirrell puhli her o tin Hlooinii irien Worl I and Walt' r S Chamhei publi le a o'' the Niwias'ih

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The f’aris bureau of the United I’rc i I as on its staff a member of h-gvotian Royalty. Not until •he had to iln w per passport did , >.w, ■ learn that Mail . , Fazll wl < m the boys i I'lrd "Susi ’ was Princess Ali Kadel. Pine- Ah and Kin« hind are coieins and when the lattci , ime the crown the Pr a was t led Susie speaks 14 laiifiuajrcs nd handles the outgoing news report to French

newspapers.

Small First Paymetit—Easy Terms on O.K.’d Used Cars

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See these used cars today! You can get the car of your choice at an exceptionally low price— and you can buy it for a small first payment and on easy terms. These cars, carrying the red “O. K. That Counts” tag, provide you w ith a definite assurance of honest value, dependability and satisfaction because they have been thoroughly checked by expert mechanics and reconditioned for thousands of miles of satisfactory service. Come in and make your selection today w hile stocks are complete.

A few of

our exceptional Used Car values “with an OK that counts” 1927 Ford Truck, (iuaranteed Like New. 1927 Chevrolet Sedan.

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1926 Ford Sedan, An I nusual Luy.

1928 Chevrolet Coach, New Car Luarantee.

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BECK SALES COMPANY GREENCASTLE. IRDIANA

Le»»on for October 14 SPIRITUAL GIFTS MISHi iN TKXT—I C'T. 12.3-7.3t; 1.1:1 X i (iitl.lil-N' TKXT—Now nlildeth fn'th, hiipr, ('harlty. tliesp thr-e; but tli« greateKt of these is charity. Pit IM Alt Y ToriC—Lov« Is the Host of All. .U N H Ht TnPIC—The Groatcst Thing I In th- Woihl. INTI- IIMKIitATR AND SKNIOIt TOPIC The i.unilest of All Gifle ynCMi PK, HM.K AND ADULT TOPIC— Spiritual (lifts. .T,it>l pmlii led u reninrknlde offuslon nf I he spit it in Messiimlc times (Joel 2; 2X, 21); < f. Acts 2:17, IS). Hefnrp the enielllxlon, .l(‘sus prmnfsed to send the Holy Spirit to he the helper und guide of Ills people, this 1 whs liislorieully fiiltllleil on the day of Pentecost. The gifts of the Spirit were j extended to n)l classes. Not only were : Ihese elidowtneilts iniirked by great | profusion, hut by great diversity. In | the exercise of these gifts confusion would sure)a nrise. Divine life, suilj denly poured Into liunnin nuture, | tlirred It to unusual power. In view j o.f the nhuses und confusion which nre ; likely to arise from such a condition, ] It Is highly Important that certliiu J principles lie set forth for guidance and regulation. 1. The Infallible Criterion (I Cor. I2:;u. The infallible test which determines whether gifts are spurious or genuine I Is one's conception of and attitude toward Jesus Dlirist. Only those who recognise Him as God manifest in the llesh. His vicarious atonement on the I cross, and Submit to Him as tlieii’ I ord, can he recognized as possessing 1 (he gift of tin' Holy Spirit. Christ said before leaving the earth that when the Spirit came His supremo business would lie to testify of Him, to take tin; things of Christ and show them unto I he- people. The soundness of the faith of a man Is the sign of this com- j 1 mission from God. II. Tha Diversity of Spiritual Gifts I (t Cor. 12:4 11). J In the church there ore to he found these possessing the gift of wisdom, ! knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, discernment of spirits, divers j kinds of tongues and the Interpreta1 tlon of tongues. III. The Unity of the Spirit’s Gifts j (I Cor. 12:12-:WI). Christian unity Is only possible when | effected by the one Holy Spirit. This 1 unity amidst diversity Is represented | under the figure of the human body. I 1. The human body has many iiioin- ! hers, each performing distinct functions for the good of the body (v. 12). ' ‘2. The members are mutually related and independent (vv. Ui-IT). S. The place of each tueniber is de- l terniined by the choice of God (v. Is). ' 4. The members which are least at- \ tractive and least conspicuous are most important (vv. 21-23). IV. Love, the Spirit's Best Gift (1 Cor. 12:31-13). 1> The pre eminence of luxe (vv. ,

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It transcends. (1) Speaking with tongues. (2) The gift of prophecy. (3) Faith of the most vigorous kind. 11 <») Philanthropy of the most pen 'An crons sort. [>.,( CO Heroic devotion lending lo mar-

tyrdom.

2. The attributes of ]n\e (vv, 1-7) (11 Long suffering and kind. (2) Free from envy. (3) Freedom from boasting (4) Decorous and well behoved. (3) Unselfish. (fi) Does not give way to passion; is not rptlck tempered. (7) Thinks no evil; does not Impule evil motives to others; is not sum

pleious.

(N) Delights not in cGI. (fi) Itenretli nil things.

(10) Is trustfnl. hopeful and firm. X The permanence uf love (w

8-13).

Prophecy hs i"v,|| ( tion will he tul filled Prophec y as teaching will he i brought to an end u, the day when teaching is n»t needed Tongues shai cease, for us 1 Iges of ea were caused In i;,„| s lament fo, sin. so si,all c .• . „„ | the nations back to one tongue. Km,v.l edge shall be dime awav win coming of a wider and mil i„toiii gence. The twilight w lll |„- |,, , p day. childhood. i„ muiurliv | ,,,, win alwaj a ah f>. The compan,tiie value of propiie cy and tongues d i | Prophecy Is give,, the’highest pin,, because It is Io declare God s mes- ,g„ to men. its primary meaning is to forth!ell. To speak with tongues numnto speak in other languages for the purpose of showing tlie presence el

JOHN

GILBERT ^f<>4 w Al-lS / " with N s^iriKiJOAN CRAWFORD

An underv,ml I picture with a tremendous human messj,.,, griat stage i it. .Inlin Gillx-rt plays his

th: un:ii r»orld leader who (hallenges l ate, s i,.' f '•

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teacher became u prize-lightcr tor lomantic comedy of th' 1 squared ring.

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TONIGHT ONLY SiKuial (iuesl Organist, William IllaiulJ

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Today

Last Times ( UN I IM HUS 2 It) II P. M.

FRED THOMSON IN “KIT ( ARSON” i ms i wokiti si \r in msi.id m;| P1CTURR A PIONKKK STOKV Of III| c.uiTrrrw isi,

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d, Woman” Starring Joy Coming to (iranada ■i “man-made?” Do girls p< i-duality and appearnfonn t , the wishes of

o' iiev, I fi nest Pascal, nova are just what men want be. With this theme pro- !>;; i- for hi plot, Pascal ■ i cutitle i “Man-Made \.h ! ih has been tilmrd by Mill ■, will) I .eat rice Joy in i role It will lie seen at la I heater, .Monday and ,11-n iiortaat purpose in v. in and la 1,1 the regard of milked Pascal, author of ' The D.n k Ib ll’: Highi'i ad” and "The Hed.” "In their efforts to dine favor, they act, dress ait the (a: te of the mas-

olid.

John t..i :»"■ * in “Four Walla" ' cmi ig I o 'I hr Yonrastlc be tiist tiling a man would 'urning to civilization af- ’ l ' 1 nn i i,co of four years?

i John Gilbert apphe. t m his new starring A,'lure, Wallw 1 I theater, M 'id,iy f : 'kiI 1 showing. Gilbert |il;i.' i ' 1 an ex 1 on, ’I But Sid 1 Nt w Y ' f years in Sing Sing. On the <la\ he . e 1 1 :, i, i i ie.~ directly to I | 111 WI" I ' 1 and Pert ■ I waiting foi him. After ( them Gilbert -taiul ;| ' ^ of the apartment ai l l‘"'k-ik the busy street belmv hiir. “Gee, M l," says ('iil^rt'l have gotten .'hotter an,I I'P 11

haven’t they

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fh Mti-.ctlon, GAY PAREE ill, Is •fetlgn'-d f e r * r,i ' 1 '*'" -I M W YORK WINTER GARDEN. For the first tun*, i M '• r f (cr i nt un tour of the leading cities of the , Got, .,m Preoaere. This is due to the unprecedented *“' ^*,,1,1 rcd*c«MOr GAY PAHEE H on its recent Tra .

I ENGLISH housf Indianapolis

2 Days Thu" Starting 0^'•

One Who Never Forgels Others may forget us p, n,,. prayers; there Is One In he:,,,.,, vv , never does forget. Others i, m , US - ! I l eases «ho loves us and i i the ear of Go:! and therefore i t" *a v * t0 th « uttermost—Gror , n ’ Slorrison.

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