The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 August 1933 — Page 2

IKE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 19. 1933.

Foresters 1 Meal

l iiirr (lubs Win Net Game, 23-13

THE DAILY BANNER

And

Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All’’ Entered in the postoffice at Green castle, Indiana, as second class 1 mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 10 cents per week; J3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3 50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County-

Greencastle’s Tisrer Cubs, runnersup in the state hierh school basketball finals last March at the Butler field hnu.'e to Martinsville, put on a show <11 their own at Y r incennes Friday nsrht and trounced Washington 23 to 13 in an exhibition tilt It was a sweet victory to the local net tussers :> Burl Fri die’s Hatchets were one of the fe” aP'irrep’stions that took hen: lust winter and Washington did it twice. Consequently the victory Friday was rather in the f >nn of

revenge.

The first half was slow and ragged

with Washinglrm ahead by a nose, 7 ■

io ti In the last half. • nch Charley Mrs. Marnie Torr of Indianapolis is KHm.drapery agitatoi click- visiting her niece Mrs. J H- PItchford

' * d alvno-t a well as they did 'luring j- or a days.

I'he repailRr basketball season and al-

■ i; mcdi Fri (Idle was using his big Tl.e Ruark Reunion has been postHave f)* .lernei «i center, the Hatchets , | uie.l indefinately on account of the

uld not p netrate the Greencastle) death of James Bunten

defense and 1> local hoys found the , Am< , rioan , P(rj , ln Rand will

U pra tie* Monday evening at 7:30 o’-

lock \ll meml-ei t - 1 resentIn an *ther game. Vincennes shad

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

The Elks wdll have a fish fry at

! their club house tonight

What's sauce for the goose makes a big hit with the gamier sometimes. As witness President Roosevelt enjoying a hearty meal on the same rations issued to his Reforestation Army. The Chief Executive dined with the boys when he visited Camp Meadows, at Harrisonburg, \ a.

ed an all- tar Martinsville quintet,

jr. to 23

Tlic two gates w re pi aye I as the closing feature , f the coaching school conducted tin- week at Vincennes. Greencn-tie’s summary follows:

Miss Janet Lee Byrkitt of St. Louis i- veiling her grandparents Mr. and .Mi . James Byrkitt, Bloomington

street.

i \DI\OKCEl> ( OI PLE WERE WED TWICE |\ I HIR M VKXRS MILAN, Mo, tUP) — George and Miy Met ks were married twice in 3<l ’'ea. c and tie re was no intervening di voice. Thirty years ago they were wedded here after ivlatives assured Mrs. Meeks her first husband. William Stuart, was dead. Stuart later reappeared and the marital tangle wa« neve straightenel. A few weeks ago S. ..■.it died and the Meeks were ad--e.i t.. mairy again so Mrs. Meeks ■ uij be assured of her husband's c.m c.te.

Mrs j A. Throop and daughters , ate vacationing at Hoo-ier Highlands,

Field goal- - M Anally L; Daws-.n i; j ^ ^ wj] , hp jn hi , next Hur-t l; Godfrey 1; McGill 1 ^ ^ ^ Satur , iav mornin)r

1. Foul goals McAnally 2; Hur t 2; I

Hammond' 2: G'dfrey ]

WANTED:—Young woman with office experience. Must be capable of typing. Must lie over 21 years of age-

Address R. Banner Office.

FOR SALE:—Large English Dinning Suite. Buffett, Dining Table and Chairs from Alpha Phi house. Call 443 19-2t.

HALE GAME SI ND\\ The Greencastle Merchant jre b.cked to cross bats with a strong Sic .n .i,gton semi-pro baseball aa .—'egRti'jp at Lucas park tomorrow .lie. non The locai have been I i-yinp a good bren-i of ball the l< f t.r contests and ire out tc .\i;i gjin Sunday.

THE Lincoln Restaurant MEM RICE soi l’ Fiied Chicken with Cream Giavy Fried Pork Tenderloin Mashed I’o.atiieN I lea ned Prae. Sliced lumatoes Apple Pie. Ice Cream Coffee, Ice Tea ami Milk Price 40c

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jackman and son Frank of Bloomingdale have returned home after spending the week witii Mr. and Mrs, Charles B. Rutter. Mr. and Mr- Gilbert Prichard and daughter, and Mr and Mrs R ibert Wallace of Stile-ville returned home Thursday from the Century of Pro-

gress at Chicago-

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dickerson and daughter and Mrs Dickerson’# sister, Mi - Thelma Bartley, who has been w-itmg here, are spending the weekend in Harrison county. Bru e R. Bungard of Terre Haute wli was painfully injured when his auto collided with a truck on the National highway near Stilesville on Wednesday, was reported improving at the <• unty hospital Saturday. Charles Dowmey, small son of Mr. and .Mrs. P. H. Downey of Fillmore who was injured about the head I Thursday afternoon when he ran into a bicycle, was reported much im-

k ill consider the

N01H.E TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES ,ii the Matter of determining the Tax Rates for Certain Purposes bv C love rdale Township, Putnam County, Indiana, before the Township Ail

v i.,n board

Notice i:- hereby given the taxpayer- of Cloverdale Township, Ihitnam C only Indiana, that the proper legal officers ■ f said niuriciuality at their ietruiat meeting | lace, on the 5th day of September, 1933, will con

•.. win* nudget:

Hi 18,1.1 < LAMED ATION FOR TOWNSHIPS

row \>HIP I I ND

Trustee $ 720

150 350

proved at the county hospital today.

hi-lsn

Trustee': Exp Traveling Veccr ’ - uid Ad\ . ...

f t y < t A Iv Hoai

el kcePti.Kiu 4. Bond I. tal Twii Fund II IT ION FI ND Fty of Teacher h'.nool Trangfeis Tctsl Tuition Fund LI Bit ART I AX

hi at v Tax

SPl-.t IAL X BOOL FI ND Repair < f Building A Ground $ Repair (f Equipoent School Furn- an<l Equip School Supplies Janitor Supplies I Fuel for School75 I I inns. Int and Interest .. 85 Teachers In-titute

$1,340 j .Janitor Service ....

| Light - Power Transportation "f (Tiildren

111 000

200

$11,200

$150

T tal Special School Fund

BOND El ND

B nds Interest Total Bond Fund

ivcrr.piete detail of budget estimate may be -een in office <,i fwp Trustee) ESTIMATE ol FI NDS TO BE RAISED Rental

and

A Foul roadster driven by Hay Shepard, who lives near Cloverdale, and a Chevrolet sedan driven by Ray Fisher, Greencastle, were damaged in < crash <>n State Road 43 a short lain * north of Cloverdale Friday •mng. Fortunately neither driver

800 r a3 ‘"j 8 ™'-

Funeral -ervices for Hiram Heady, 7(M) Friday moming at the 300 ! bon e o| hi- -on, Alonro Heady in *00 |' Tint< n towns ,ip, will be held from

’' iur ‘'ii at Clinton Falls at

7 ()j) 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Elder 250 1 "meliu: Airh&rt of Crawfordsville 5,000 will be u< charge. Interment will be ...$10,850 in (he Clinton Falls cemetery. . $8,740

1,805'

$10,005 i

T .wn-hip Tuitioi. Sp-

School Library

Hori'l

Fund

F ii ml

Fund

Tot ,1 Budget E-timate for

nccm.ng ye.ir

$1,840

$11,200

$10,960

*150 *10.605

1 feet Mi.-. . Revenue incoming y. at (estimated m. former

year Misc. Rev )

7,348

Subtract brie 2 from line 1 .. j.

1.340

3.862

10,850

150

10,605

1 rn \|h‘i)ded Appropriations July 31 -f present year ...4.

500

6.860

4,660

130

2,205

7 T- tal (of lines 3, 4, 5 and 6t . .

1,84"

9,712

15,610

280

12,810

Ae'iial Balance July 31st of

jre-ent year

1.271

5,933

2,483

* 304

Tax in le collected present year i ljereo her -ettk-ment)

860

1,100

1 700

30o

10.

Misc. Rev. to he red led ed lire ent year (1 3 of lii e 2) ..

250

LI.

Total ( 'f line- H. !» an 10) . ...

2,121

7.28.3

4 183

1.0 1

Subtract line II from line 7 ..

291

2,429

11,827

190

12,206

18. I st W >rkinit Bal for -ix

months after close of next yeitr (not greater that: 1-2 < f line 3)

670

1 926

6,425

3,200

Am* Vi be laired by tax levy

(add lines 12 and 13

1,840

4,346

16,752

246

15 406

BASEBALL RESULTS American Aaaoctal ion Minneapolis, n ; Indianapolis, 6. Toledo 11; Milwaukee, o Louisville, 23; St Paul, 3. Columbus, 4; Kansas City, 3.

American League

New York, 8; St. Isiius, 3. Washington, 0; Chicago, 4 (ten inmngs). . Cleveland, 2; Boston. 1. “ Detroit, 7; Philadelphia, 0

National league

Chii'ago, 4; Bo-ton, 3. New York, 4; Cincinnati. 1. St I,ouis at PhilaiVlpihia (rain) (Only games scheduled).

f.’et Taxable Property ’.'umber of Taxable Polls FI NDS

PROPOSED LEVIES

I>v Pol

7 '

levy on Property

$ 15

Township Read Tuition *

Special School $100

AMnwy Pond t

TOTAL ’ 1.00

c< mparativi: statement oi i axes mh.i m iid and

COLLECTED

1 07 02't 1.54

3814

$1,019,115 295 Amount to be Rai-el $1,340

4,345 16 752

245

15,406

38.088 TO BE

< IVIL WAR VET’S DEATH RE( A I,LED STRANGE STORY kirksville; m«. n p)_ The ileath here of 86-year-old Green B < unningham recalled a strange fttor>> if the Civil War Cunningham fought on the union side He had 11 relatives in the Southern army. When his brother. William, was granted a leave by the Confederate commanders, lie returned home and was capture! by Green Cunningham-

FT NDS

Township ...... Rosd Tuition I' e-ial Schoil 1ibrary Bon and Rental TOTAI

6,400 12,907 4.625 29,678

Collected 1933 Levy

$1,700 2.350 3,600

T) He Collected

1984

» 1,340

Collected Collected 1981 Levy 1932 Levy I 1,225 » 6,746

9.00" 6,400 . 2.350 4,345

12.700 12,907 8,600 16.732

170 . 245

< Mi 4,625 ..600 15,606 38,657 29,878 1,250 18,088

7 xpayei apreaiing shall hax-e a right to he fieard thereon After the • - ■ e> have le-en determined, ten >r more taxpayers feeling themselves agneve . by such levies, may appeal to the State of Tax Commissioners i further and final action thereon, by filing a |otition therefor with the County Auditor net later than the fourth M mday of S. pternber, i-Tid the B ..id will fix a date of haftuug in this ioui.tv. •

Dated August 15, 1938.

GCY S. KENNEDY, Truatee.

600

8,250

exhibit ends tonight < 4 untlMiieri From 2. James Risk. Ruachdale. 3. Roy Wallace, Roachdale 4. IVonovan Lobdell, Fillmore. 6. Robert Huffman, Fillmore. 6. Herschel Bain. Bainbridge. 7 Keith Bain, Bainbridge 8. Ernest Bain, Bainbridge | SINGLE EWK (1 yr. or over) 1 Morris Evan- Greencastle. 2 Roy Wallace, Roachdale. | 8. Eugene Roe, Bainbridge. I SWEEPSTAKES Morris Evans, Greencastle. DAIRY CALF (heifer) i 1. John Grimes, Russellville. 2 William Ader Fillmore. 3. Eugene Roe, Bainbridge COWS Charles Shaner Madison twpSWEEPSTAKES John Grimes, Rus'-ellville. SICK UNO COLT 1 Grafton Longden Jr.. Greencus-

t)e.

2 Rov Wallace, Roachdale. YEARLING OOI f 1 Russell Pow>is, Roachdale. 2. Charles M Sinclair, Cloverdale. SWEEPSTAKES Grafton l^ongd-n Jr. PIC, LITTER (4 pigs any sex) 1 Marynla Cnycraft, Russellville 2 Dorman Ijee Hughes, Bainbridge 3. Paul Carrir-rton, Russellville 4 Ross Allen, Reel-ville. GUTS 1. Donald Morrison, Cloverdale. 2 Louise Walker, Greencastle 3. J R. Nichol-. Bainbrii^ge. 4 William Wright, Greencastle. 5 Herschel Bu n Bainbridge 6, Thomas Bat oan, Roachdale. 7 Evert O-'hor; Rninhridge. 8. Dorman Ijee Hughes, Bainbridge. 9 Rosalie Craycraft, Russellville 10 Ernest Bain. Bainbridge. BARROWS 1. Robert Hunt. Greencastle. 2 William Wr:ght. Greencastle. 3 William Compton, Russellville. 4 Winnie Jeai Hester, Russellville 5. Paul Carrnivt’m, Russellville, SWEEPSTAKES Donald Morrison, Cloverdale. Jl'NIOR BEEF Vh ARI.ING (Terald CTodfelter, Clinton Center. SI MMER BEET YEARLING 1 tierald ClOdfelter, Clinton t«qt 2. Richard Lewman, Bainbridge 3. James R. Nichols, Bainbridge. 4. Howard Hannless, Bainbridge. SENIOR CALF 1- Gerald) Clolfelter. Greencastle. 2. Joe Lewman, Bainbridge 3. Mildre<l W'di-ter, Russellville 4. Herman W'eoster,, Russellville. HEIFER AND;COW CLASS 1- Herschel Niclrols, Bainbridge. 2 Julian McVay, Floyd twp. 3. Robert McVay, Floyd twp 4. Wayne Sinclair. Cloverdale. 5. Nellie McVay, Ccatesville 6. Durwo<>d Vaughan, (loverdale 7 Wayne Branneman, Cloverdale. SWEEPSTAKES Gerald dodfelter, Clinton Center. SHOWMANSHIP 1. Eugene Itoe, Bainbridge 2 John Griiiies, Russellville 3 William Ader, Fillmore FITTING L William Ader Fillmore. 2. John Grimes, Russellville, •i Oiarie. shaner, MacMson twp. HEALTH winners Winners in the health exhibit at the 4 H club show Friday were as follows: SWEEPSTAKES Irene South Bainbridge HEALTH III 1. Irene South. Bainbridge 2. Madonna Estep, Greencastle. 3. Marjorie South, Bainbridge 4 Mary Stiles, Greencastle 5. Mary Rogers, Greencastle. HEALTH II 1 Mary Hendricks, Bainbridge 2. Frances Hendricks, Bainbridgv. 3. Dorothy Rogers, Greencastle 4 Thelma Rogers, Greencastle 5. Emily Caroline Conklin, Green castle. 6 Snid Garrett. Bainbridge 7 Waneta Harvey, Bainbridge 8 Evelyn South, Bainbridge. 9 Louise Hendrick-, Bainbridge 10 Rebecca Lewfhan, Bainbridge HEALTH 1 1 Lucille Ruark, Fillmore 2. Dorothy Robinson, Fillmore. 3 Amy Zeiner, Fillmore. 4 Wilma Jean Kivett, Fillmore 5. (’atherine Robinson, Fillmore 6 Geraldine Ruark, Fillmore, 7 Dorothy Barnes, Fillmore 8 Betty Jean Bryan, Fillmore.

Soggy oipLS

Cloverdale Lodge Entertained Guests Cloverdale Chapter, No. 869. Order f the Eastern Star, entertained Friday evening with a covered dish dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Hartsaw and Mrs. Grace Hurst and family, who are moving to Greencastle. Mrs. Hartsaw and Mrs. Hurst have been members of the Cloverdale O. E. S. chapter for a number of years and have lieen loyal workers, ever ready to carry oven more than their share of the work. They will he missed by the Cloverdale lodge. The hall was decorated with garden Tlcwers, rich in fragance and beautiful in the blending of delicate iues In the center of the room was a long table, fairly groaning beneath the load of delicious food. The crowd of about eighty were seated around the room waiting for the airival of the honored guests, who knew nothing of the affair. At the proper time, Mrs. Gill escorted them to the hall in a very clever manner under the pretense of going to Mt. Meridian. To -ay that the guests were surprised is to put it in a mild way. Following the meal the remainder of the evening was spent in music, contests and a sleight of hand perperformance under the direction of Lee Walters and Cohn L. Morris-on respectively. Several talks were given and all extended best wishes to Mrs. Hartsaw and Mrs. Hurst as they move to their new homes. ++++++ Annual Picnic Held Wednesday The West Madison Home Economics Club held its annual picnic at the Irwin park in Bnmerstown on Wednesday, August 16, with Mrs Oscar Iiwin as hostess. All the members brought well filled baskets and the noon hour a bountiful dinner wa* enjoyed. Ice cream was served in the afternoon. The children gave a program of readings and songs. A reading hy the hostess was an added feature. The members and families enjoyed the swings, croquet and checker games. Forty were present. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. FieJ Johns on Sept. 6. + + + •!• + •!• Madonna Hurst Bride Of Edward J. Becker The wedding of Miss Madonna Hurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hurst, east of Greenrastle, and Edward J. Hecker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hecker of Indianapolis, took place Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. B. W Alvis, 3521 north Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis.

FLAT R ATE SYSTEMS STARTED IN HOSPITAL EVANSTON, III., (UP) — A flat rate system, with the exception of physician’s fee-, has been established in an Evanston hospital. Instead of an individual paying for many items of service when his stay at the institution is concluded, he pays on the basis of a flat rate, which includes a room, ranging in price from $7 to $20 nnd all other services required, which ma> include x-ray work, laboiatory tests, basal metabolism tests, nurses, food, and the use of the npetating room. The change to the new system was announced by the hoard of the hospital association as a means of meeting present day conditions. It bad lieen considered for two years. In the maternity ward the average bill is from $15 to $25 less than under the old system.

lands cod with hand line

GRAY Me (l’P)•—Cap'n Herman Sippnney, fishing off Five Islands, lamisd a I27 r«und cwl with a hand line. U took him 43 minutes to land his catchHI Wl Mill M POM 80 A I VR-'

ROCHESTER, N. H. (UP)-At 86, Mrs. Vienna Jewell recently won a pri*e speaking contest by reciting a ptsce memorired wh»n she was a child of*six.

BOLT OF LIGHTNING WELDED IRON HORSESHOE PERFECTLY WATSONVILLE. Cal. <UP)_ L. J. Sorivani, local rancher, takes considerable pride in his ability as u welder, hut he doffs his hat to the weldina abilitv of nature. A bolt of lightning struck the workshop on his ranch and sent Scrivani sprawling. Later, .Sorivani in investigitlng the damage to his shop, discovered the lightning had welded a horseshoe to a piece of iron from a sinpletiee. Only a small burned spot showed where the bolt of light. ring fuaej the pieces of rnetfl to, gc.her.

K ANTHER ( I. AIMs HE DID THE IMPOSSIBLE LINDSAY, Cal., (UP) _ j, VV„ Stiner, < edarville rancher, today claimed credit for doing what oldtime livestock men .said was impossible. He had a herd of domesticated ranch-reared mule deer on his place. He started the herd, which now numbers nine, several years ago, when one of his cowboys found a deserted and starving fawn. FOR SALE—Blue Freestone plums Bert Smith, Reelsville, R j. Second house west of Hebe r orchard. Ip.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael. Minister. Church school. 9:30- G- E. Black, Ass’t Sup’t in charge. Morning worship, 10:35. Sermon theme: "The nobility and destiny of man.” The choir will sing: "The land where Jesus lives, Londonderry Air. Tuxis C E. 6:30 Miss Gertrude Cook of this city, who teaches at Alpha, Michigan, will -peak Choir practice, 7:30 Friday evening

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Robert T Beck, minister. Mrs. Bernard Handy, Bible School,

Snpt-

Worship and Communion seivice

9:30 A. M-

Junior church 9:30 a- m. directed | by Mr John TaUx-tt Bible School 10:10 a. m-

Wh s . ,S ™ r :. < ^ 3<roura *jng than Keep YourOedii Buy letting us pay them L n ,. You can repay us in > monthly or weekly pa yme ^ '-oU’iiu Loan Co 21'j Iv Wash. s». pi,

Frazier’* Bather Shop hair < i i 28c -n w j li( Mork Guarun'e**d Mark Kocho, r;ar , ^

RULING FOR Ol T-of.stats

AUTO DRIVERS

The morning church service is to be sponsored 1 by the Woman’s Union. CHICAGO, (UP)-Out of The speaker will be Miss Imogene automobi | e (tl . iv<1| .. attpnd '' * Mullins Special music by Miss AHith!, m . v nf p, ‘

Moore.

Christian Endeavor meeting 6

clock p. mA cordial welcome to all

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. Gust E. Carlson, Pastor, Sunday School and morning worship, 9:30 to 11:30 o’clock Morning worship subject, “The Blood of An

Everlasting Covenant.”

6:30 p. m. all B. A’. P. U.’s.

7:30 p. m. evening worship, sermon subject, "Weighed in God’s Balance.” Rev. Richard Whelan will preach j at both worship services in the ah- j

sence of Rev. Carlson.

Choir rehearsal Thursday evening j 7 o’clock, prayer service following at i 8 o’clock. Study the second chapter!

of Second Timothy.

You are cordially invited to worship with us at any or all of these

services.

GUBIN MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

t i nois without purchasing a Ijr

° * | plac ju t as lot

jean remain in his home staled

I l.eing penalized.

! This statement by .),i-ep|, £, g general counsel for the Chicago i -;ub, followed repeated request those intending to attend the Lj, Drivers from Utah have the J est stay in Chicago before the^ 1 required to purchase a I.cense. permits drivers from visiting v t o remain only ten da before (j

rtv Penalized.

Albert E. Monger, Pastor, Van Denman Thompson, Minister! of Music. William Blanchayd, Church School Superintendent. 9:30 a. m. Sunday Church School. 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship Dr. C. C. Ford, district superintendent will be the gnest -peakei. 6:00 p. m. Epworth League | All young people of the church are! invited.

Sunday Noon Fried C hicken Dinn CASTLE ( Al l; Corns Wax*, and V .nr -Irud

Linen Suits Should Bt Laundered. Send Them Tn I i HOME STEAM LAIM Phone 126 Frank (’. Sehoenma THE JEWELER Watch, Clock and JeHclg Repairing Phone 422 E. Washt

( HI RCH OF THE NaZARENE

Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 10:45, Bro Alva Chile-. Service- at Putnam Co. Pool farm at 2:00 p. m Prayer meeting at 6:30 p. m Y’out.g Peoples services 7:00, p. in. Violette Wininger. Preaching 7:30—iRro. Wayne Cooper. 16 year old boy preacher Everybody welcome. MAPLE ( HA PEL M Iv CHURCH Angie Godwin, Minister. Church School, 9:30 a- m. Mrs. Willis CYodain superintendent. Church School board meeting, 10:30 a. mEvening service, 7:30 p. m Sermon subject, Marks of a God— I-oving People. Prayer and song service at the church Wednc-day evening at 7:30 The church will conduct an r>pe n air meeting this evening at the east en trance of the court house lawn at 7:30.

Used W asher First Class Condition MOORE EIHTRIC

STARTING MONDAY Two Additional Barhfn Robert Black and J E Hod 0. K. BARBER SHOP Indiana A Wain'I

Try a Tank of the new PR( 66 Anti Knock BINKLEY SERVICE STAlW Airjwrt Road

W. C. GLASCOCK JEAVEI.RA & 'll 'K J Watch, Clock, Jewelry 'I* Instrument Repairing. ! Phone 11!'/

FOR RENT: Four rrio^ houso, light, water and garage.’ Kv ; <- Call 715 X. 1{ ,. 2t '

WANTED to do hou-ework or Ire iompanion to elderly person. Mrs. F’lorencp Watson, Greenrastle R. 3

( HRISTIAN SCIENCR ( HUR( R

408 Elm St.

Sunday morning service, 10:45. Wednesday Evening Service third Wedne-ftay of the month. Rending room open Wednesday from 2 to 4 p. m. Mind’’ ia the subject of the Laaaon-Sermon in all Churches of iruatltO Sc, ‘‘ nt, * t ’ on S-mlay, AuAmong the citation* which comprtae the Le»sou-Sermon ia the following from the Bible: "O the depth of the nchee both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! bow unaearchab 1 ,. are his judgment*, and hltlTtil 11 P * M L. finding 0U,! Fo '’ Who hath known the mind of the Lord’ who h h°.t h h‘s b *' n hi * < ’ oun a # llor ? Or .hall h. h ftm ,flv,n t0 him - «»d it aean' b V < ‘ C0 7 , ^ n *‘ ,d unto h,m the followt 0r, S ^ rmon • l, ‘ 0 Ittt’lude. ChrlatiJn^, ' P 88 " 8 ?'' 1 ' D'om the I and He.V^ n re "Science t^ren" Sl, t M W ' th - Key t0 the S<,r 'PU tTe' E*»y: "Mind entere th. s u Mind never ndsses e ; In .tclligence never

MuUinfl Drutf Store KODAKS, FILMS JOHNSTON’S ( IMH! 1 !* Open 8 to 12 Sund*)'

“SAY IT WITH FLOWEtS* l*hone 6.16 Kitel Floral t o. Pulnam County’s l.eadinii I’H

Denny’s Motor Servifl WELDING, KI YS. I FN'W* AND BODY WORI Phone 310-K 1021 S.

FLEENOR’S Dru>f.s Sundn FOUNTAIN SFRVirl Open All Day SundiT^

Mo T irin.' , A-,"u“ I” '1 T,; k j reS-yt

L.& H.

Chevrelet Sale- l |,f '

O. W. HOLLOW IT L

Phone 316

N. J*'

Hiffh Point Oil Company 3 Local Station LINCO Product*