The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1930 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREEHCASTLW. INDIANA PRIDAY, .T»N. 10,108o>

Vtr BETTER POO r)//aiAfh

January U earanee Sale

Country Club Butter, Special . 35c CORN . •«•“'> 2 No.2 0as 23c

Country t lub Our Own I Like

BREAD

APPLE SAUCE

LARD

11, l.b. I’lain Tup I ,oa f

1) ‘trimi'.ly I'i** laretl >a»re ' |<e.t Itarsnin

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8c 23c

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2 Lbs. 23c

IM’ACAN BAI5 ( \KI

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oxTsctHM in ( u i: op:,. :t E.ViS milk 1 <>I M in ( I.I It, A TAl.l. < INS

23c

25c

t.K \HAM < K Vftl.ERS

2 I.K. i*k<; ♦ KK K ((U NTHV t I.I 2 1‘Kf.S KIT'. KARO 151.I E I. \ IIKU I 1 ; Ml. <A\

29c

" 15c

12c

THIS n*".* C/.rW33 la c.e Pest offte* si 0r«aa-

caatla, lad!«ii< m ■•wd elaaa ■utl) • tatter. Under the art of Marrh I, 1879. . ;

SnWiintUa price, 19 ceaU p*f descent Club

With Mr*. Went

Society

vlumnae f h^pter MeeliiiK I’ontponetl The meetintr of the Kapna Alpha Theta alumnae chapter will he pliot-

Met

Personal And ' Local News

•in I.onf'den hall, at 3: TO o’clock. H j ., a their annual truest meeting t<>-

Mr-. Earl Zook is confined to her home on east Walnut St., by ill-

ness.

Mrs. Grace Reynolds of Indianapolis Is the Kiiest of Miss Lilian anti Charles

Soul hard.

County Superintendent John C. Vermillion visited schools at Itelle I’n-

inn Ilimsduj. I inet Thursday afternoon at the home

Elmei Blue is dri\ inir a new ( hev- ... „, ,

i potted one week.

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, Mrs. Jackson l uncheon

The Crescent Club met Wedne~day jCucst of Mrs. (artwriuhl afternoon with Mrs. Kenneth West. Mrs. "Chic” Jackson and Mrs HarAfter the business meeting, Mrs. Sam ">'»'> Marsh of Indianapolis ami Mrs. Hanna had charge of the program. F- C. Tilde,, of th.s city were guest-

j of Mrs. John Cartwright at luncheon at her home in Northwood Friday.All I three women are members of the ! Women’s Press Club of Indiana.

The Faculty Women’s Chib will Mrs. Jackson who delivered an admeet Monday afternoon, January 13. dress before the members of Tri Kap-

Faculty Club Meets Monday

will he in the form of a silver tea. j,( a y a t the Kappa Kappa Gamma + + + + + ♦ | house, was introduced to her audience.

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STAMPED NEEDLEWORK PIECES 5 Piece Linen Luncheon # $X»1.9

Stamped Piliow cases. IVppereli Tubing

i?a"m h '* ffet " Pill'iws" for n'liiit in IT with printed desitrns

Rayon "Taffeta INliows. Itnjian niiillioK

In Colore • • Guest Towels, white with colored , "" I " S Linen Scarves, Vanities & Aprons the quality shop

j. II. IMTCHFORD

$1.00 $1.00

89c 59c

Ml. Olive Society

Met Thursday Aftetnoon The Mt. Olive Missionary

Society 1

French lira ml Lh. or:..

Jewel

COFFEE Brand, Lb 2r>c

Country Club 1 1 Lh. .Can 39c

Potatoes, 15 Lb. Peek 47c Bananas, 4 I J). For 25c (irape Fruit, Texas, 4 For ...» .... 25c Celery, 2 For 15c

49c

St raw berry s, f. <H

FRESH HAMS Fresh Ham Steaks, Lb.

W HULK OK H \J.K

LB.

( HIK K BOAS:r PORK'SAISAGE

( hoice Iender HiH

P»A( ON

Home's' Sue.ar T. 'ired Hi i .ikfus t

ItlO'. Pure Lean Pork IU l o 12 Lh. Vverage Whode or Hall

FISH, Fillet of Haddock

No Ihute No Vt aste

22c 30c

i,b. 22c TlMTac Lb. 25c u>. 24c

rolet cou|te delivered by the !,. & H. Chevrolet sales. J. D. Moore viisted here today. He left in 1910 and has been in West Virginia in teh lumber busines- sinee. Mrs. R. H. Brown who has been vi.-iting her mother in Centralia, 111., returned to her home here Thursday

I afternoon.

! Miss Kathryn Miller, deputy audi-| w hj r h delightful |tor, and Miss Pearl Cole., deputy 1 served.

of Mrs. Edward Shultz, l.imedttle. Eigh members and a guest responded

to roll call.

Mrs. Margaret tjtoner, was in charge as acting president. The devotions were led by Mrs. Lulu Green' and the work was by Mrs. Knur .

Conrsore.

Following the business

Miss l^la Walls. She spoke on

Heart House Cleaning.”

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Local Council of Clubs Meeting Postponed

Council members please notice that it has been necessary to postpone the meeting of the Greencastle Council of Clubs planned for Jan. 13th., until I I*. M. Jan. 20th. at City Library. The Committee appointed to draw up a constitution and to nominate of-

meeting, fi C eis will make its report at that

by Rev. W. E. Gill, county auditor, An his office in the court house.

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Mrs. O’Hair To Be Club Hostes

i Mrs. Fred L. O’llair will l»c hostess ! to the Woman’s Club on Saturday January the eleventh at 2:30. The program will he given by Mrs. C. II. Taylor, assisted by Mrs. E. A. Brown.

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-ubstitute carrier, is taking Mr. Ow-

en's route.

Dr. I.eon Gray, former Cloverdale physician, has succeeded Dr. E. M. Sweet as house physician for the National Sanitarium at Martinsville. Dr. Gray was connected with the New Highland sanitarium at Martinsville. Thelma Geraldine Crider, plaintiff in an action for modification of a divorce decree against Cecil Clyde

Huller, in the Putnam Circuit court, I Attend Party ha> tiled a motion and affidavit for , Martinsville a change of Judge from Judge .lame- | Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sandy of GreenP. Hughes. castle, will be among a number of The University choir, directed by j out-of-town guests at a bridge party Dean I! G. Mef’ulehan, w ill sing at | to bo given by Mrs. Wayne Parker at both the morning -iiul evening ser her home in Martinsville Saturday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Pilchford Entertain Employees Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pilchford entertained their employees Thursday

JURY DISAGREES

The jury in the Clay Circuit court

\ Inch heard the ra-c <f the State vs. j open

< luirles Phillips, Harmony ciay workt r, charged with a.-ault and battery K ith intent to kill hi- wife, was un;.lile to agree and was <li- liaigvd

at H p. m yesteiday.

ceived the case at 10:30 a. m. The instructions of the court left the way to find the defendant guilty

vices at the First M. E. church in An i tlerson next Sunday, Jan. 12. The Rev. F. A. Hall, pastor of that church, Ison the hoard of trustees of the Univer-

sity.

The Owen county hoard of education evening at dinner at their home on ye-terday failed to re-elect I'red L | east Franklin St. Those present were: Hoover a- Owen county agent for a Miss Mary McNeff, Mrs. Gertrude new term. Mr. Hoover’s term of office w, rn „ k ,. an ,| M rs. H. C. Frank, does not expire, however, until March 4,4 > ,p + 4.+ 15. The action of the board in declining j Krjdt . r

| to re-elect M*. Hoover came as a -ur-

The jury re- | p r j se .

lied.

social hour was enjoyed, during | al p«ting. The Clean Fond Committee

refreshments were L j|| report the progress of its earn-

Ipaign; and future work will lie plan-

county clerk, were visitors in Indian- + _ ,

apolis Friday. Couple Married Here Harvey Owens, city mail carrier By Hev, W. E. Gill

and Mrs. Tulla Haymer, employed in Mrs. Dovie Jent of Putnam County the local I’o-ioffiee, are confined to | and Charles R. Query, farmer of neat their homes by illness. Ray Herbert, Boland, were married here Thursday

and assess a sniall tine for assault and batu-ry, but under tlie circum- 1 stances, Phillips will hove to stand ! another trial.— Brazil Times. 1

CHjemRLPPS Isitd!<*•! Aak yoa# Drucclat /\ uUrm^utdV.rr:,^ JUffUiHc sMled with Blue iviu&uu Tak* du atkar. Hay V r >t U« i. : ale-1. L ■ 0 Utty Nu«* I S0LP IV DHUOGUTS EVtHYWatKS

I Wabash Valley Auxiliary

The Waha-h Valley Auxiliary met with Mrs. Ora Krider Thursday evei ning. The guests were: Mrs. Raymond Baldwin, Donald Davidson, “Ted” Hock, Misses Nilnh and Maxine Seel- ! ey, Mrs. Baldwin scored high and Mrs. Wayne Marks, low. The next I month's meeting will be held with

Mrs. Wayne Marks,

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ANNOUNCING WEST’S BREAD FOR GREENCASTLE •>» iftffj Buy at the Following Independent Stores:

1 ££ 1

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WKTZCiROUEUY UO. KAUBLE& SON YV. H. EITFIJORfiE FLINT & CONRAD THOMAS MORAN T. F. KKNNKDY F. Nl( HOLSON TKMULKMAN A SON H ATFIFLD & (HLBKRT MRS. A. F. (’RAYVLKY

( . H.MONNETT # ( .T. VAN! LEAVE S. I). EARLEY LEE WILLIAMS ) « (TIRRY INMAN N. L. SNIDER OKOOAN & MILLER E. E. C ALDWELL WM. ANDERSON & sSON

West’s Bread Wins West’s Bread wins Freel Trophy award offered to Bakers of the United Stales and ( anada. West's Bread score I 9H', perfect, (lie highest score ever given in this contest.

WEST’S BREAD Is Not Sold in Chain Stores WEST BAKING* CO.

Here They Are — Yum! Lum Slicewell Wect’c Salt Risin * west s WhoIe • Wheat Rye Bread For Busy Women West’s Ready-Cut Bread

Mrs. Shuey Hostess C. Church Section I Section 1 of the Christian Church met Thursday afternoon with Mm. Ocil Shuey. There were 17 members present. Mrs. Robert Pierce hail charge of the devotions in keeping with the word, "Love.” Plans were made for the Union meeting which will be held with Section I a- hostess at the Christian church, January 31st. After the general routine of business, the meeting closing in the usual manner. The hostess served ref reshments. Mrs. Rector Has Program At Meeting (If Section II Section II of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon at the heme of Mrs. O. J. Stewart with 17 memb< r> answering to roll call. After the business meeting, Mrs. Charles Hector had charge of the program, and a general discussion followed. Two guc-ts, Mrs. W. H. I’rice and Mrs. Brice Brown, were present. Delightful refreshment- were served by the

hostess.

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Mrs. Gardner Gives Pretty Dinner-Bridge Mrs. Chnile- Gardner entertained the members of the Dos Mesas Bridge Club and three guests at her home on South College Ave., Thursday evening with a bridge-dinner. A delectable four-course dinner was served by candlelight at three small tables which were decorated with crystal flowers. Greentupers were effectively used. The member.- of the club present were: Mrs. A. A. Abbott, Mrs. Bruce Frazier, Mrs. Harry Voltmer, Mrs. II. E. H. Greenleaf, Mrs. J. W. McConnell, Mrs. Fied Thomas, Mrs. Dora Sweet ami Mrs. Roy Evans, and the guests were Mrs. W. A. Crandall, Mrs. J. L. Dawson and Mrs. W. A. Grogan. Mrs. Frazier -cored high and Mrs. Abbott second high. +++♦•• Mrs. Sitlington Honored At Bridge Patty Mrs. Frank Kittles entertained in i liniior of In i -i-ter, Mr-. It. T. Sitlington of Little Rick, Arkansas, with an afternoon bridge Thursday at her home on eiv-t Seminary street. Tjall yellow takers were tfsed,'and 1 all the other appointments carrid out in a dainty yellow color scheme. Mrs. A. G. Brown received prize for high score, Mrs. Elmer VanCleave for second high, and Mrs. Sitlington, the guosf'jifize?' " ‘ ' * * THE MARKET INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10 (UP)— Hogs receipts (5500; holdovers 328; market steady to 25c off; loss on weights 235-300 lbs.; 140-270 lbs $10.-ir>-$10i25; lattor for 140-235 lbs; 270-350 lbs. $9.(50-$10; 110-140 lbs., $9.75-$10; 90-110 lbs. $9-$9.50; packing ,-ows $8.$8.75. Cattle receipts 400; calves receipts 350; market steers nominal, shestock strong; few cows $7.50-$9.50; best light heifers held above $14.50; low cutters and cutters ffi-O.SO; vealers 50c off, $17.50 down. Sheep receipts 400; market steady; good and choice $13,50-14.50; others $10.5fl-$13. ■■■ — MASONIC NOTICECalled meeting Temple I/idgo No. 47, Friday, 7:30 p, m. F. C. degree. W. O. Long, W. M. E. E. Caldwell, Sec’y,

Quality Meat Market & Delicatessen Blue label beef, veal, pork and lamb of best quality. Also veal loaf, Macaroni loaf, Salami, calf hearts, baby beef, and calf liver, brains, country sausage, dressed chickens, and oysters. Ferndell brand coffee, preserves and choice eannd fruits. Also cheese, crackers, cakes, soups and Heinz’s dill, sliced and sweet pickles. H. R. Nicholas Phone 42

EXTRA! EXTRA!! EXTRA-A-A!! SPECIAL SALK ON N IAV BROODER STOVES

$17.50 $13.50 $12.50

HATCHERY

One Royal stove, was S2ti.,

Now

One Royal stove, was $21.

Now

One Dandy Stove, was $18.50

Now

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FRIDAY'S

No one knows the silent heartaches.

Only those who have lost ran tell

Of the grief that is borne in silence

For the one we love so well

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