The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 December 1930 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

MONDAY, DEC. 1.1930.

Society News (Continued frum ra't«» 2)

GIFTS

SHE WILL APPRECIATE

Very satisfactory it is ... to know that whatever you choose will strike a reosmsive coni in her feminine heart of 'hearts. The consistent beauty and eoisl t;i«te of Schoenman’s jewels ){ive you just that assurance.

Diamond Ring’s, Wrist Watches,

S10 to .SI50 . S10 to $75

F. C. SCHOENMAN

mk si in: wit kksistkk wiaiM.snw

Missionary Soviet\ MeetinK On Tuesday * | The Missionary, Society of the | Christian Chun « n meet Tueudlt) | afternoon at two n'elock at the home of Mrs. Walter Gardner, east Semin

I ary street. •> -I- -t-

Raptist Society To Meet TlH'sda\

| The Bapti-t Mi-sionary society will I meet Tuesday tftenn on at 2 o’clock j with Mrs. Win. Ct >wder, at the

'church.

*!• -I- *’• -I* -I- 4*

I Farewell Pariy for

Rusaellville Hoy

| Anita Maxim ml Claude Eldon MeGaURhey pav a farewell party Friday niyrht from t!::!ti until 9:3(1 for Joseph Lawrence and Harold Sanford, who are leaving mm for their future home in the s util. Those present yeere, Ira and I ret a Shannon, How id, Willard, Kenneth and Lloyd Clodfc'ter, Joseph Lawrence, Harold Sanford and Kenneth uml Ray Shannon. The evening yva - s|ient in playint? Raines and all enjoyed a story hour by Ira Shannon. Refreshments . f popcorn and candy were served. All left wishing the hoys a splendid trip |

to the south. -I- 4* 4- 4* 4* 4-

Hiiith School P. T A. To Meet Toniighl The Parent-Teachers Asocial', n of the hiijfh school yyiill meet iin the' auditorium of the schoi.l this evening at 7::!0. The principal address of the program yvill he by Louis H. Dirks, | •lean of men of DePauw University, who yvill speak on student activitiies outside of th o curriiculum. Dean Dirks i- not only a pleasing speaker on any theme, hut, by reason I of his wide experience with younc; people of the hiRli school afje, as well I as yyith college students, he is espec- | | tally well fitted to present the theme of this evening. Any persons who are Interested in j high school work locally or in Ron- | j eral are invited to be present, whether! i members of the associiatiion nr not. i

I § i? I ¥ | ¥ ¥

v^i

AAJ

k ms forA

-tr

V?

¥ i ¥

J i < ■

■■ ^

f 0.- ^ -

i (hi irk Rrli(' 1 For I 1 1 ' Cousinni: Sjx'lls

&

ATTEND CHRISTMAS OPENING Mother and dad will enjoy a visit to our store because we carry gifts for all members of the family and (>h the prices are so reasonable. Visit Toyland S*nta Will Be There Wednesday Night

wm*

■/ & Ml® ^

"•m'SL

•

C.PENNEYi fPAKI VIFNI SIOK

F \ MOL'S PRESt RIP I'M>N SKIPS IDEM \LMDSI INSTANTLY The amazing sue. of this proscription called Tlv is due to its ciuiek ^double actioi immediately sm.ths the irritatioi J goi direct to the internal cuu ■ aot n ached by ordinary medicines. I lie very fn ' swallow usually st" even the most

obstinate cough.

Thoxine is pleit-ant tasting and safe for the whole family. Youi money , , will Im‘ refunded if it does not giv '

DR. CRCANE TALKS SUNDAY Continued From Page One are allowed to influence the headline writer, it is unethical and lying, he

said.

The fifth, la.-i .uni gieatest mtthod jf lying he characterized is lying by labels. If a nun doesn't ague with yvu, you slap a label on him. If he

a pseud <>-friei I shame! what a

advocates and dr-ires world peace,

-lap a label: Parifi.-U If he desires | cnn>t hp ki , lpi| and thprp will

truth untethetrd by your own little prejudices and ideas, slap a label: Hertic! The labels, that in no wise the man grow until every one

better relief for cemdi-or »re thn at is pointing at the label as indicative than anything vmi have ever tr <1. of the man, he said. And then, he Put up reaily foi i- in 36c, (>(>0c, ami ontinued, yu make it a double lie, 1.00 botth gists.

by 'standing off anil saying, what

shame!

In closing his brilliant sermon, Dr. lying to the cruciflxation of Christ, Crane applied these five methods of showing that all were used to send the Savior to the cross. “If it will kill a Christ it will kdl any other great movement,” Dr. Crane tatod. “Truth can be crucified by lies but it

day

of ressurection when the truth shall rise to confound those whose hear! - and minds are filled with lies. Prof. Thompson gave hU usual organ prelude in which Marion Wilson appeared as vocal soloist.

FORMER CITIZEN PASSES AWAY. Il;mhn Wo 'l~, age 7D yearn, passed away ai his home in Lmilsiana Monday. December 1,. Mr. Wood at one line lived ,n Clinton township, anil v : a highly lespei ted citizen. Sorvl • r. th* v Mow and the folVS "td amt Idc In tills slate, and Mr . Leslie Frank, of Morton, Mrs i ail ciodfi lti t of Portland

Mills.

Thi ii Inloa Chapel upon arrival < the bod\ and funeral pai'i The time will Ih> announced 1st' I *

THE NEW BF AU BROWNIE

j k } ‘

A favorite ( hrostmas gift in a brilliant mw dre--. ( overeil in black, blue, green, brown or rose, the Hcau Brownie is further enriched b\ a modern design in front, in metal and colored enamels, tin display here.

MULLINS if UG STORE

SPECIAL XMAS OPENING 20% Discount On All Merchandise MOORE ELECTRIC !

*-V W , .. ZV&Zm

Sv.vPt cl' (Ihmimasdieer

rwr rwM «

lOVI.VND NOW OPEN With All The New Toys

(iil’ta for all the Family Kodaks Albums Sets Amity Rill Folds Perfume? Fountain Pens

Kiddies Have Been Writing For

Maujaionfl Hdw. Co.

Phone 214

Practical, appropriate to suit all.

gifts at prices

mni

LOOK THEM OVER MULLINS* DR LG STORE