The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1932 — Page 2

THE DAIEY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1932.

The Monon Revue Friday-Satiirdav March IP I'

LITTLE THEATER

8:15 P. M.

Music By

Frauk Sylvester’s Orchestra

Ticket? on Sale at U - Shop

THE DAILY BANNER

And

Herald Consolidated

“It Wave* For All”

Entered in the postoffice at Green castle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under act cf March 8 : 1879. Subscription price, 10 cents P e > week; |3 00 per year by mail in Put nam county; |350 to $600 per yrsr b » mail outside I*utnani county

after another seemed to school this ^ ant commoner for his final great effort. Once, Congress was his goal. tr.:n the United State? Senate, then the kind office and the -ice-presi-

dency.

It he had not been defeated for all f.ese. he would never have measured ims ith Stephen A. Dougles. If he hs.i net known the thriii of this giant .contest, he might not not ha-e been seasoned for the high office of presi-

dent!

MASON!( NOTICE the 17 public milk stations here are Called meeting Temple L dge No. circulating petition; in opposition to 47. Friday ’7:30 P dl M M Derree- he plan requir. the bottling of all Jas. S Walker, V. M. milk. Although the station price is

ix cents a quart, over-measure brings th t pi ice down to five cents a quart. I i Crosse is sai I to be the only city

LA CROSSE, \Y (I'Fi Consum- in the cou.try in which the station ers who purcha-' ....Ik i.i bulk fi. a s;..tem is in tise.

BOTH ED MM K PI.AN OPPOSED

PERS01NAL AND I.0CAL NEWS

SEED jae:t of the United States and even-

itualiy crowned by succeeding genera-

No character building power i.a- : , iori5 as one of the country > s greatest yet been found more potent than bon-: men it not tiie greatest . est effort. It does not have to be ac-1 SOWFR. companied by success a currently u. —

derstood to possess this powei The 1 fallacy that unproductive effort is a loss to its author is a pernicious fai lacy. Ir is effort per se that i.as reflex a thousand-fold for him who puts : it forth. Success as popularly under [stood and so often sought for, may in fact be inimical to real character

building.

If Abraham I incoin had realized sought-for goals of early life, it is quite possible that he would never have attained the -talwnrt chai acter that has immortalized him. If he had been elected to the State legislature, he would not have failed in business and spent seventeen years paying the debts of a worthless pan ner after they had failed. One defeat

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AVONDALE

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Gold Medal or Pillsbury

Two Fine Flours

At Low Price

24 '.i„ 37c 24 u». sack 49,. 24 ,^ k 83c

MALT

27c

3

( OF •ST R A ril'p PFRF RARITY

Large (an

Large Cans

79c

BROOMS

25c

A quality, I sew broom Haidwood Handle. Fine Broom straw, a regular 33c value for only

P. & G. and Kirks SUPER SUDS, 2Pkgs. lf M .

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;t bars 23c

23f 10c

WHITE IT \K I

SOAP

SUNBRITE LUX SOAF 1 LUX CHIPS

Wings rartoii of It) 97c.

CIGARETTES

SCRATCH FEED

f leaner-r .'1 Cans

I g. Pkg. Sm. Pke

Pkg.

of 20 . 100 l.h

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10

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PEANUT BRITTLE

LAKES

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< "anneti I resh

3 No. 2 t ana < ountry ( lub 16 Oz Can

Fresli 2 l bs

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25c

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JEWEL COFFEE «.Ol.nEN BOURBON s.anto«f - 17c„ 3 :: 49c

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25c

-A Pkg. i.f Palmolive Beads, with the Purchase

of 5 Bars

Palmolive Soap, 5 Bars 29c

CHEESE

Fresh

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f aiifcrina Sunkist l arge Size—Itc.ren

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( elery, Apples

Florida Medium

3 stalks

Pox Rome Beauty or Winisap—l.h,

C ookers, It Lbs. 10c

25c 5c

Fancy I arge Golden Ripe Until

BACON CHUCK ROAST..

BOILING BEEF FORK SAUSAGE FRANKFURTERS FISH FORK ROAST COTTAGE PORK STEAKS

Kihners Sugar Cured, iHckory Smoked

Breakfast. 12 In It Lb. Average Whole or Hail Slab End Cut

4

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Pure Pork and ^ eaeofiing

Kuhners Large luiey

Genuine Bianded— Haddock Fillets • • Nn Bone nr Waste—All While Meat—Lb

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19c IOC 14C 10c 15c 25c 15c

8c

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I lie Rev Victor L. Raphael spent

Thursday in Indianapolis.

Warren Newgent remains quite ill at hi? heme on south Indiana street. Mi Herbert Thompson, Commer rial Pla e i : confined to her honn by

illnesr.

The Co-Workers of the Bapiist church have postponed their Friday meeting U.-in-tt Bonher, sm of Mr and Mr H. Booher, u st of Brick Chapel i quite ill with pneumonia. . Mi- K K Beyer of New York is • visiting her parents Mr. and Mr.?. Jm o M Jone , on F.a?t Washington

street

\ii and Mi Cliarbs B. Rutter att iide I the funeral of their cousin, Robcn ( itlln, of Terre Haute Thurs-

I day afternoon.

Howard Hostetter, Democrat, filed :> petition with the county clerk for the nomination as slate delegate from

Monroe township.

Suil of the Indianapolis Life Insurance company against Ira Emmons, to fo:e -in-, mortgage, was dismisse I i cic nit court yestei lay. W J Alice, south of town, has purehn ed the 337 acre farm of the late C C. Hur t. This is one of the larg est farm; in Putnam county. A marriage license has been issu>4 at Rockyille to Walter E. Meek, Putnam County farmer, and Blanche 0 Mayo, Bridgeton housekeeper. i-1 l I Fhomas reported Thursday 1 O'imiy that he wn- an authorized dealer for DeSoto ami Plymouth autoi mile rather than an agent as stut . in 11 e Banner W* Inesday. Mi I. Harry Neuns, well known I i.'.ille woman, committed suicide o her (Htli birthday anniversary ■ dii - day, by hagonig herself with scarf funn ii I led p Aw. Ill benltli was blamed fur ibe ad The husband and a daughter survive. Han', Smith, 2i, ..f Evansville, who • aped fi in the Indiana .Slate Faun • •••:. 2, lti3], wlale serving a term niq • in Vanderburgh county for chi b inking, was sentenced to serve I to a ''ears in the state reformatory the |' team Circuit eouid Thursday oiiiing by ludge James P. Hughes. A i h gntion of y nmg people from f l ai I Mi will vi d the M’ F. church eivi.-. tonight and will sing some p. ml humhei: During the meeting it < to . .dale, conducted by the pastor of tin: -hurcb the young penjile from one ntt.-nded one night and sanp. rio i- a return wit on the pail of rhi < I , eidale young people—Spen

cei World.

Makes Your Skin Look Younger PREVENTS LARGE PORES— I STAYS ON LONGER— MELLO-GLO, the new wonderful' French Process Face Powder is used' by beautiful women admired for their youthful compie-ions. Stays on long-1 er. Banishes shin" n'ses. So smooth ‘ and fine it bienris ntfturaliy with any! complexion and gives a fre?h, youth- ! ful bloom. Purest powder known, j Prevents large p_ores, never irritates j <ddn. Buy dELIO-'GLO today. | ioctdv AV. H M S. Held 1 enten Service The Woman’s Home Missionary society met at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon for its regular monthly meeting There waa brief business session. The Lenten season is here and spring- time is near at band and naturally one’s thoughs centei on the resurrection of the Lord. God has built all nature with evidence of life after death. What, is spring hut a bringing forth of the dormant seed into unfolding, budding and blossoming beauty and fruitage. With this thought in mind Mrs. Thad Jone', leading the devotions, read Ihe resurrection story as recorded First Corinthians, chapter 15. Mrs. Henry Os trum led the prayer. Miss Marjorie Mclntire sang two appropriate songs. A dramatization, “By the Wayside’’ in charge of Mrs. Northrop and characters impersonating the women at the tomb were Mrs. Pedlow, Mrs. Courtney, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs Biooks and Mrs. DeWeese*. The sorrow that was felt when Christ, the light of the world, was laid in the tomb and the joy that was experienced as Christ revealed himself after the resurrection was most vivid ly portrayed and looking hack 1,900 years, in the light of this truth, the eye of faith still sees that death is the gate of life. ++++++ Woman's Circle Meeting Postponed The all day sewing meeting of the Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian i church has been postponed. The dat.-j will he announced later •E + + •{• + ♦ Delta Theta Tan To Meet Tonight The Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet flue evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Howard Rockhill on Anderson

street

;j. ej; -J. s^s jJ* l.eagu of Women A oteis To Meet Friday The l eague of Women Voters will meet with Mrs. Theodore Crawley on south Locust street, Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All women who are inteiesled in county government are in-

vited

■f + + ♦ + ♦ Coterie Meeting

Postponed

The meeting of the Coterie dub ha? been postponed one week. + + T ♦ L. R C. < lull To

Meet Friday

The L. B. C. dub will meet with Mrs .L e Seai , Liberty street, | ciila evening at 7-30 o’clock

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V. W. C. A H Id

Dinner Meeting

The Young Women’s Christian Association hell a dinner meeting Wednesday evening at the College Inn, Miss Dunbai of the Family Welfare .So-iety of fndianaprdic was the sped

er for the evening,

ihaffe, Thursday eveniftg at their \ |jp ,j a i s |, iPs day

. haptei house on Bloomington and Peloies McMains daughter of And. i oc streets from 8 to 10 o'clock. Wr _ 8n<i Mrs william McMains, we-t Mr: Edward D Haan, province of (; r p Pn( . asUP( flnd ErnMt R „ W i n(? „

deputy will he the special guest,

d* + + •*• + -v

New Spring Gloves

Siip-or costume and gauntlet stygloves in imported K.,i with fancy stitchinga yi.me „ f these arc washable. i n tr.p spring shades, including , r.q

THE QUALITY SHOP j K PHCi fj.RD

group on the life and poetry of Vachei | dent recital. F.itertainment Ijndsay. [offered by members of the Haterni,’

+ + + +-?• + tin Phi Epsilon To Meet Tonight

Mu Phi Epsilon, women’s honorary organization will holt a social meet ing Thursday evening after the stu-

Dr. Byron H. Wilson sp >.i \V,,i ne . day and Thursday in Let,anon anil Frankfort on business fo. u,, h

sity.

Buttermilk Special 2 Quarts for 9t This offer good all week. HANDY’S SANITARY DAIRY

also

I jocal (irocers and Meal Shops.

♦ Tresslar’s

SATURDAY LEATURE 9 iiich Lrieu t.lii/eil F.arlhware Mixing Bowls—Fach

10e

CANDY • lid I a'-huilicil t H-ain Center ( hocolates Hi ops Per Pound

10c

Ain iik iai. I'l.owidts Hiiglileu iIn lioniv vtiih AiTificiai I ShlpITit iit |UM 1 fiviw <1 S|»i ity

10c

F.ASI I.R IDA S \ ND < \NDlr.S ARE NEW AND Mi\ll \T I RFS.NI. \ R'S

WANTED- Man to drive and go i ■ j ' foi i inontlis an clerk on pei centage 612 Apple stieet, l7-2p

LI I K GARDEN STUDS t RaHH Rl ANttlDS, I 11 Id IR SEEDS ARE A I HI Bl S| hi X SE I Ds IN Hi I.K I OR El Ss

Society News Formal Reception To He Held I hia Evening

Di lta Drlta Delta sorority will ei.tertain with a formal reception for then h In it Mrs. William B

TRESSLAR’S . r »-lll< TO $1 ST0IT

I MllLI INS^WjroRE Prt'!'iri|)tioii£ Carefully l illrti WHAT YOU WANT. WHEN YOl W \NT It HOME OWNED HOME OPFR 4TF.I»

| i , ( oupli - Mau ied Li (. • lit Hone, linn»day ! ■ •> c:iuples were married in the 11 utTice in the courthouse Thursda r,fternren by Flier I^wrence H A they I Oin citeino'-.y united in marriage Jan R Hunter an 1 Helen A. Klostcr, both of Brazil. Ir was the second L idiiiag for each, the bride having I 1 ’ tai led a divorce March 9. In a second ceremony, Miss Esther |j Wrigid, daughter of Mr ami Mr*. O " Wright, of Reehville, was united m .nan mge to Raleigh Jones, son of vli and Mrs AHa Tones, Cloverdale !r L

I

Star Barber

Shop

"Where Pmxilar Prices

Prevail”

X

Radio reports on state high set n. | h ketball fmrnament at Indianap ilis, Friday and Satur-

duv

son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowings, of Parke county, were married in Greeneaslle Tuesilay by the Rev, Carl (.. Bowse, student minister, according to announ'ement made Thmsday Tlir ceremony was witnessed by Mrs I.ou E. Hill is and Mis C.orge l Kuatiei Hie young couple will make their tome on a farm in Putnam county’ Mrs. Rowings formerly was employed ■it the county hospital and is well

known in this city.

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Mrs. A M, Arnold To B*.

Hostess Friday

The Woman’s Bible Study club will meet Fiiday afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Arnold. Mrs John Gray will lead the devotions and Mrs. Elmer McCullough will have charge of the program for the afternoon

+ + + + + F

Theta Sigma Phi Held Initiation Tue»day Theta Sigma Phi held formal ieitia-i lion Tuesday evening at the Theta house for the following Mary Jo Enochs, Margaret Avery, Ann Nicol, Mary Sargent and Mary Prickett Fol-

beld at the College Inn in honor of the new initiates. Mrs. Frances C. Tilden and Miss Mary Glenn Hamilton were

»♦ t>+ ng’' , ^stc Mrs Tilden spoke to the

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21 c

r»0(* Luxoi’ I’OU'dfT

35c Vicks VannRuh

29c

25c Soap

25c Laxapirin

19c

Roth 39c

75c Rfliinii' Reiigue

69c

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60c Rem

49c

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Cosmetics

25c Listoi’inc Roth ,J7(‘

$i 00 Coly Powder

89c

50c Tok Tootli I’l'ii

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Talcum Powders 10c and 19c Face Powders

$1.25 S. S. S Tonic

98c

i0c& up •

$1.25 Konjoln

81c

•

$125 Vergotone

7 le

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$1.25 Verwilko

74r

Kodaks, Films

$1.25 Trutonn

74r

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$1 35 Sargon . .

98c

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