The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 April 1931 — Page 2
a
7KZ UAXLY bAn^e:
IXEENCASTlik mDIAKA.*
KKIDAV. A Hill: 10, H;;i
: ♦Our Completely ♦ Finished La//ndry : X Service ... < . \ ♦ —and sec how completely it ♦ ♦ banishes all washday worries! ♦ ♦ Our finished family service’ f ♦ gives you your entire week’s ♦ washing immaculately and X completely done—all ready ^ to use It costs but little ♦ more; and it relieves you of X every washday worry. And we have other types of service adapted to every type of budget Phone for a routeman and let him help you choose the one that mee's your requirements. Call us for our special offer on your fiist trial bundle. Home Steam Liumlrv < J •'lii'.ist On laiv" < b******* t'C..-W* *<>♦♦♦♦
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
\rthur Friend spent Wedne-day in Indianapolis. Mrs. li. Siddons spent 'Hiursday in Knightsvllle. Fred Harvey, ol Indiaiiapidis. was a liasiness visilnr liei'e Friday. M. I,. Winlhrop of Terre llanle was tie re l ransaet inn Imsiness Friday nf
tern non.
ST VI KM UN I IS VIA UK (T.KAK The tatement of l!ep. Nicholas 1 .onirworth, 'peak' r of the House of Itepresentativi at it closing sessi^m i now rlear, althoiigli (i reeneastle j.eoplo who heard him make the statement, -woiid red what lie meant a.- he saiil: “IVrhap tin i the last time 1 will addle-., you from this rostrum. It is only an all wi-e Providence who
i- going to determine which of thf two # major jiarties will organize th( ne.\t Tiotlpe. “With whatever Providence may decree, I uni abundantly^ satisfied. If 1 am to retire from this office I do si with profound gratitude to my colleagues, not so much for having elevated me to this, the greatest office in any legislative branch in anyf government of the world, but more for the evidence of esteem and confidence you have had in me.” His gavel then adjourned the con-
gress.
Hep. and Mrs. C. C. Gillen and Mrs. S. K. Rariden were visitors in th* House Gallery when the session dosed and they heard Mr. lumgwvirth in his final statement. ! TO DELIVER SIMPSON LECTURES j dVr. H. H. Lichliter, pastor of the Congregational church at Columbus, i Ohio, will he on the Dei’auw campus i Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to deliver a series of three lectuies under the Matthew Simpson Lecture Foundation. This le-tureship w-a-founded by relatives and friend.- of Hishop Simps n, first president of f)c-
Pauw.
Hr. Lichliter is a DePauw alumnus, graduating here in 1900. He delivered the Founders and llenefaetor’s Day addn ss in February, 1930, talking or 1 “’I he American Samuria.” His id dress attracted much attention. Dr l.iehiter announced his general subject for the Simpson lectures as “Clinician of the Spirit.” An extended cl’npel period starting at 10:40 will he given the speaker for the three lay s named. His lectures will he published in book form following their de-
livery here.
Dr. l.iehiter was first engaged in V. M. C. A. work before he took up •he ministry in the Methodist Episcopal church. After bidding several important pastorates, he resigned fiom the Methodist church to enter the congregational church which he now serves. Mrs. Lichliter is also a IVePauw graduate, receiving her degree in the same class with Dr. Lichliter. She was Gertrude Larirrore of Crceiiitehl. lad . before her marriage. Trte Simpson lectures for which Dr. Liehliler will speak, are one of three
important endowed foundations on the of .ff)!),2^0.72 and a dec ree of university calendar. closure against all defendants.
THE VAILY BANNER Entered in the Posf Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. Under the act of March i,
1879.
Subscription price, 10 c^nts per 1
week.
The Christian church choir will meet for rehearsal tonight at 7:'!<) o’clock at the church. Miss Dora Elizabeth Wood who m,derwent an operate n in the Riley hospital in Indianapoli , a few weeks ago, is reported improving rapidly. Richard A. Werneke, Karl Werneke and Mr. Thomas of Terri" Haute, on their way home from a trip east, stopped off here to visit their aunt, Alice Werneke, Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Andland of Oak I’.irk, HI., visited with Mrs. W. L. Besser on their return trip from Florida. Mi:-. Andland wa- formerly Mrs. Dorothy Williams of Chicago, a niece
of Mrs. Besser.
Judges James P. Hughes, Sheriff Alva Bryan, and -everal Grcenca-tle business men and local attorneys, were in Roachdale Friday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Rachel Gillen, mother of Congressman C.
Gillen.
In the suit of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, against William P. Lockridge, administrator of the estate of Laura I Lockridge, and others, for foreclosure of a mortgage, a finding was made in the Putnam Circuit court Thursday for the plaintiff in the sum
fore-
Save Money Oil the Best Quality Foods Trade at (lie A&.T’ where you are Assured of Prompt Courteous Service'
Rl] M \ m -7 d 7%-'—T Broken Sliced— PINEAPPLE
llaj.ih Brand—
MAYONNAISE
Iona Brand—
jP 24 Pound Size
Iona Brand— CftCOA
Vnl Pohdops
FLOUR
SUNNYFIELB
24 lb. Bag
4
Quarl
Pound Sire Irish Copiers
Bushel
si.:, 6
Early Chios Bushel
19* 3So 49c 10c .MM
Pure Cane SUGAR
25 Pound Cloth Bag $1,1^
House Cleaning Sale!
No. l dv
Medium iai.es l‘)e
E-Z TASK SOAP CHIPS WYANDOT CLEANSER BABBITT’S LYE
BROOMS
LUX TOILET SOAP IVORY SOAP 3 COMPLETE MOPS CLIMAX CLEANER GALVANIZED PAILS KITCHEN KLENZEU A&P AMMONIA
BRILLO
T&G or CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
^0 Il>. carton 2 cans 2 cans
each
3 cakes 2 Ige. cakes
each
<4 cans
each
3 6
89a 25c 19c 39C 19c 21c 29C 25c 19c
can 5C bottle 5c pkgs. 20c bars 190
Fine Quality Meats!
Smoked Picnics, Lb. . L To H FJi. Frankfurters, 2 Lbs. . Lean Ueef Roast, LI).
Fresh Ground Meat, 2 lbs. 25c (Kor Meat Loaf)
25 c 15c
22c 25c
Tender Steak, Lb |Nc
Pork ( hops, Lb 22c ^ >or ^ Koast, Lb. ...
(Kiiglinh (ut)
( hoice Veal Roast, Lb. Scngl Haddock, 2 Lbs.
Bacon, by piece, Lb 21c
15c
THE
Am wnc* Kannc7»
S(*h0()l (*dMlSILS St;irt' ! rjidav
KM MKK VIOKS BKGIN WORK l\ GKKENl'.VSI'Ll-; \Nll COl VI ) .
I!cl'inning F'ridru and continuing until \pril 30 the eh-ml enumeration nf the city of Grei ncn-tlo and v»:rinus townships in Putmm Cmmty will lie taken by enumeratm appointed by township trustee Supplies for the annual enumeration of persons between the age of i and 21 years, were received by trust" • at their meeting with the county uperintendent last Monday. Enumerators have been informed that it is essential that every person I from <i to 21 year old must bo listed in the school cen us. These are regarded a- tin 1 school ages in Indiana,
fotietV I 07 1 0 srijiNi; (mts
Section I hrec Mel Thursday Section Three of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon in the church. Mr W. T. Handy, Mrs. George Browning, Mrs. John Dietrich, and Mi -. Hubert Johns were the hos. , te-sc . Mis- Barrow had charge of the devotions, she read a part of the 2!>th chapter of Mathew and an article in keeping with her scripture reading , The Lord’s Prayer was praved n unison. Mrs. Pruitt read an article on 1 Cheer”. A chapter of Rev. Bruner’s h.iok “The Meaning of church Membership” was read and diseu sed. Tne meeting was dismissed by Ro\. Bruner. Refreshments were, served during the social hour.
-!- v
Tri kappa Met With Mrs. Porter Tri Kappa met Thursday evening at
iw 1 ■ • > ' ■ ■ -»«** 't-m
\(tractive new styles with schor, long sleeves i„ striking prints, and paisleys. Waistcoat Mousea!,d * car{K - si| k f’reihs and ( hiri,,,,,. " KM, SI0.00 Slo
I he new two and three BR \DLKV sails in the bright spring shades ;,|
kllilli.il $15.(HI
! lie Utialih S!a,i
-L H- PIK III tilili
anil distribution of the annual school
ta\ i- based on th"- number .,f namer | t |„, i K , nip „f \| r | i„ Porter, OOO listed in the eiiunn i i!i"n. It is to the Uidg,. Ave.. Final plans were made
advantage of the city and county schools to have ee ry person from 0 to 21 years listed. every name will get a per capita share of the state school fund apportionment next year. Greencastle town-hip trustee Harry Well, announced !• clay mottling that Mrs. Gerald Mnsiii w.i taking 'he enumeration in Grcncastle city and Mrs. Ella Mathew in the t .vnship. ! loosin' l oom Foi SpnilviTsliio NAMES OF MOOD. PLHNKIL SId.t.KS I KD SHIM I D H(M SK
Tl RN IO MIHM KS I
WASHINGTON. April 10 The death of Speake, Nicholas Knngworth gives the- majority party a real proh lent in agreeing upon his -u cc --or for presiding of fie r. Should a Republic m succeed Longworth in the Cin innati ilistiict the party line-up in the Hou-e would re-
main :
Republicans, 21k; Democrat , 210; Farmer-Labor, 1. Some of the Repuldican membe s, especially those from Wisconsin, are of the “insurgent” type and they are likely to complicate the party problem when it comes to agreeing upon the Republican member to he proposed
foe speaker.
With the parties ~o evenly divided n ordinary person call fill the shoes of Speaker Longworth. The next sp ake 1 ,, whether he be Repuldican or Democrat, will have plenty to do. Representative John (j. Til-on, Con- ] icut, Republican flour leader, and :
to hold a benefit I,ridge party at the Country club, on the evening of April 15th. Plans were also discussed for tiic" biennial convention of Tri Kappa which will he held in Indianapolis April 17 and 18th. Refreshments were served during
the social hour. •!• •!- *!• •!•
Mrs. O’Brien Hostess To Woman’s Study < lid, Th Woman’.- Study club met rhui lay afternoon with Mrs. W. M.! OLCi'ii. Mrs. L. H. Turk had charge’ of the program, on the subject “I,la-! ma I an’d" by Dell. Fourteen members and three guests, Mrs. Mills, Miss Vine- and Mr . Ogg were present. During the social hour the hostess orved delicious refreshments.
•F "F -F 4* 4* 4>
Supt. W arren Vounl Speaks Be fc ri I’arent Teachers
Tin High School parent teachers held their regular meeting ThurscUy I evening at the school building. Super- ; intende-nt Warren J. Yount gave an | interesting talk on “Practice Teach-* : mg." Tne following new officers | weie elected: president, ('apt. B. P». Mc-.Muhon; vice* president, Mrs. Paul Mien; sec retary, Miss Velva DeMoss; '
tic a urer, Mrs. Frank Wallace.
4- -f • +
I < on pie Remarried Mere Wednesday
o-i ar R. Livengood, of Ladoga, and Mrs. Zara Iva Livengood, of Craw fuicl. die, who were divorced DeeemI e" 22, I!t2'.», were remarried here i Wednesday by Khler Lawrence II. Athoy. The former is a well known 1 Hir.ner of the Litdoga community.
4* 4- 4- 4- 4* 4-
1 Faculty Women to
Meet Monday
- ^ I
i\
A
1
.5,
ctj*'
-
Loi gd- n hall.
•!« *1*
Woman’s Club
SAVMm !o!!oh I lie Crouds In High it Quality—Lower I ’rici MOM F Fii.LFf) *H’l’i is Bt i iFli Steak. Lh 2."ic Beef Roast. I '). 20c IK< l.'ic Beef tc; hoil. (while it lasts) :t lh. ter 2’ir Bacon—Med. weight, by the piece |> laird—Pure open kettle—3 Lh. fur a', I resh Picnic Per Fl>. i ihci Tinti d 2 Lb. for Flour—21 Lb Iflo Bread—2—1 1-2 Lb. I .oaves l.'ic Maxwell Hc.i sc* ( offee—2 IJ>. for Hull" ( offee worth the money, 2 lh. .’if Matches—1> Boxes, for IV Swans How i —Per Bex 2V Jello ‘II flavors—3 boxes ... 2V Try a sack of F. Z. Hake Flour. > oil’ll like it Rice—Fancy Blue Rime—4 Lh. Macaroni and Spaghetti—4 Boxes Toilet Puller ti, I llllll sheet Rolls lor .‘if Laundry Sc ap—10 bars for . Oxydol. Uinso, ( hipso — Large si/.e each 2llf Ivory Snow—2 large pkgs. for 2V 'lc,ilel Soap—with 2 Gift dishes, 2 fur I'" Rolled Oats—I box 10c, 2 boxes < rackers—2 Lb. Box 2V Salmon—Pin’s, tall cans bio (■arden Seed —Seed Potatoes—Onion .vp. FRESH FBI ITS VND VrGFI Mil.I < Garden Freslf— Highest Quality Sunkist Oranges—ner do/.cn .. :t*ic \ 2if l l"i ic!., (.i :p i ruit —4 for t’anev .lumh Celery—2 for Head Lettuce Large-( risji—;t fnr Straw berries (auldlower, Radishes, (irecn t Inic ns. Rhubarb. Leaf l.ettuce. 'l omHlms, ( nrrots. New Potatoes, New I iiriuii' Frcs" Deliv ry to any part c»f the < it'PHONE Jaa
th "se two, ei i'lying mure iKipularity as hi" dues than Tilson.
Should the House turn to a midwest member as a likely speaker, the names of two Indiana members, Kepn si'utative W R. Wood and Fred S.
Purnell aie at once suggested.
Wood, who - in Washing! n, iedined to diseu- the speakership uu< ti n ion.-idering that is a matter hat can well wait until another time. Vs chairman of the appropriations committee, Wimil i- perhaps a poweiful as any mem her of the House. ,not even excepting thf Ipeaker. VV lether he would be, Willing to surrender Mu' appropnation chairmanship fur (he hon r of being the presiding offi »r, should his name lie advanced i- not
known.
Representative Purnell is a -econd
Indianiun who enjoys wi le
Bert Snell, New York, chairman of T he Faculty Women’* club will hoM tlic" rules committee, are two of t re lLs amu,al te 1 f ' ,r ^ n ' a r women Monimp riant figures of the House who 1 ,a - v a fternoon from :{ to 5 o’clock at
are certain to la* considi red for
speaker.
But some of the west" in nvmbeisl
jiic unlike!;, to be r<Ton ih-1 to the 1 "'** '**’''' •‘'■tnrday j farm terms Saturday and paid tin ir selection of either man. Snell pc*-- 1 '' w """ ,n H uil1 ""'‘‘I mV lines Friday so their would la- no hap would -taul a better chance ' lJ1 *D atteinocn at 2:-tii o'clock | hitch in theii rc’h'ase,
Mra. v i Biiggn, Seminary 1 * V program unusual inter- ^■■■MunMaamnuunnmMBMM
est will la> given.
4- 4* 4- 4* 4" 4Pollyanna Class Ic" Meet 'Innight
The Pollyanna Sunday School class of the Christian church will meet this evening at 7:3(1 oVIock with Miss Christine O’Neal, C.07 east Seminary
.-treet.
Mi lt & Conrad The lii !e store with the lug Value
(I it of the high Rent.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
ADVERTISE IN "TIIK
u s e;id
c a:r s >1
CHURCH HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING AND SUPPER
Th, Dining Room nf the Preshyterian t hurch was filled last evening tor the Family Supper preceding the! annual Congregational meeting. A ^ bountiful Roast Chicken meal was ef- 1
personal | fi' iently served by the Woman’s Cir- 1
popularity with his colleagues anil i i cle to a happy crowd of adults, youth"
recognized as possessing qualifications well fitting him for the sjieakership should there la* a demand fur his
advancement.
Should Snell he the final choice for speaker Purnell would immediately become one of the “Big Bosses” of ’he House for he would be the natural successor to Snell as chairman of ’he rules committee, now being in the ranking position on that committo". The rules conmiittee is all powerful, having the final say on the order in which legislation may be considered. HAMRICK STATION CHURCH Services at 2:30 o’clock on Sunday afternoon. Mr. James Kendel will lead the devotions. You are cordially invited to attend and to bring someone. •
Nuptha Cleaner 2 gallons or over delivered.* Phone Delmas Canada. Standard Oil Station 702 South Bloomington. St. Phone 475-X-X.
and children. The little folks made pretty picture seated at their own kindergarten tables. Guests included thos,. who have united with the church during the past year, and those who have assisted voluntarily with the
music in the worship services.
In the business meeting which foI-| In veil encouraging reports were heard trimi every department of the church’s' life V total of $0750 was handled by! the treasurers of all of the orgnniza ' ti.in- during th" yea, The present membership is 86!i, which represents{ net gain of eight |,,. r ( .„ n t. Tho '
church school enrollment is IPO The election of officers resulted in
the following person- being reelected
to terms of three years each Elders, C. C. Huestis, G.' B . Man-
hart, W. O. Timmons.
Deacons, L. R. Chapin, A r. Gau-
tier, K P. Fight.
bd Lynch was add. * to the Board "I Deacons fora term of three years There were noVtrancies to he filled on the Roprd of Trustees.
H129
Ford Coupe This cat in excellent rnwlilion. Well tired
$295.00
Down '*” nlhlv
slot:. «o
Sld.lHI
1927 Chevrolet
Sedan
You would hii'c t" '''' car ti appreciate it-
$105.00
Dow n St.5 tit)
MontW j
$11.«#
1920
Dodtfe Sedan Newly dneoed. < at in ' condition. SI 2.'). on
Month')
To suit y" The Buyer.
Down «15.00
I’AY FINES J Frank and Arnold Calehmia p ox ] Ri.lg.' re idents, w! .****. senten",..| t". the Indians state farm on liquor! ' 7 v ° r; ' 1 ng’%paid thei, " " g to ttun' ' :l< h * in Friday m „ rT , in g 'j, , ' 1 , ’ , " h ""■’ l ♦'*!* commutetbeir
Dow n <135.00
1920 ( hevrolel Roadster I hi" ( leanest I k« d Car I "L Be Hall. $395.(K)
Monthly >2i»Ml offered
( hock thexe cars and prices against any used earn
w here.
THEN SEE US.
L -H. CHKVROIET SALES W
OPEN FV FININGS