The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1933 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, c*.

CLASSIFIED ADS

-For S*!*—

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is heretiy given to the taxpayrns of Putnam County, Indiana, that the Putnam County Council, of Putnam County.&Indlana, Is being

FOR SALE: Good rug i*xl2, $5 00 tailed to convene in tegular sessl m Furnituit, Ex hange, ea-tt side ■ t to mal; add>lonal appropriation: art re. Phone 170-L. l-2t R : from tl^k general county fund of said

Putnam County, Indiana, to pay cer tain expenses and ohnr|gcs against

.county for the curnamt year,

st^in

BARGAIN SALE: 1 set new tug

hnrne- ^$40; 1 sot new chain dtar-

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lies.:, # i .'d.:i0; one 1032 Furd truck, _J and for the coming year, 1 ttd l

$350.00; one I. H. C. ton truck, $t?0 one now John Deere mower with tongue truck, $80; one new hay rake, $4ti; ®ne Burris hook-keepitu: ma chine, c<ot ?465 l t'^ $^",0; 500 id. 32-in:it li-ll at .40 per rod; 00 rd. ft inch fence all No. 9, .45 per rd.; (toultry :.t hargain . Sc.s nd h nd far <1 tools. Camphell ,v ()g|* Walter Camphell or Gilher^ Oglt-

21-25-Dee. 1*2

Brazil Block coal, $3.50 per Vnndalia Coal Co. Phone 805-K.

ton, 1 31 Ten

FOR SALE OR TRADE

shoals, ..ver igp 80 pounds, mile n ill, Brunerst >wn. Ce i| Davidson, Grenc^stle R 4 It COON HOUND for sale. Open r#nutfour coons ait*l sev^n oppos-

sum this sensoj. Egtrers, t'L.v- #11 laiv

erdale, Ind. 27-6p.

THERHFORK, onotice is hercti.v c.lv.n to the taxpuy i- of Puti%m County. Indiana, iha' ^te Ptlfnain t'uinty Council of Putnam County. Indiana, is cRlle.1 to c /liveno in i "gflar se sion at it* o'clock A. M® on Tuesday, I >ec< rnbet* 12 1933. and whin so ci livened will he atk d to , del inline the necessi'y of and to I appropriate the miiiu of |18,87fi.8ii if .a the gettwal fund of uid county, m be used in paying lh« curi'^nt expenses and liabilities or said county for the current year. 1933, and for GMHional appropriations for the

nr. 1 934. '-aid moneys to tie appro-

FOR SALE: Blocked wo^l, dry ami green. $1.4: ^tove wood, $2.00; kindling® $2.00; coal, block, $3.25; epc

» ^11 694rY. ol-lS-Di

for Rent—

FOR R1'*NT —^Semi-modem hoc • at 501 Maple avenue. Inquire 804 ■rath College ■ramie. .Rent reduced 2 2p FOR RENT: Three loom lower apartment, refinished, cozy and reasonable. 19 Highland -•eel. 1-21

FOR RENT: A six from house at 206 Spring avenue. One story, modern, and rent reasonable. For information telephone 234 28-5t. o Wanted

MALE HELP WANTED-Man want d tn this locality as Direct Repje.-cntativp of well known oil com; ftity. Sell small town and farm trade on easy credit teftns. Experience not necessary. No investment required. Chance for immediate steady income- Write P T Webster, General Manager, 072 StandsM Bank Bldg-, Cleveland, Ohio. ° 2^r

WANTED: Stock pasture. Will use any amount. Reese Buis, 0 mile east of Greencastld! ' I-2-4-3p.

R VW FURS WANT ED: I am loc: ‘rd in the northwest corner of the Square, over Whittivl garbed Shop. Will be there on Tuesdays, Thursdays mid Saturdays. See nfb before you si ;! and get what y* furs are worth. Isaac Brattain. 27-10t

WANTED—Any kind of dead stock cull 278, Greencastle. We pay all rliH'ires. John Wachtel Co. 24-tf —Lost—

IOST Man’s grey overcoat and w man's black coat, Wednesday I i ! : In,tie .',71 • • 2-21.

—Miscellaneous*-

N'OTICK: No huntiog or trespassing ,n T. E Sage and James T. Farrow faims. It. THE ONLY GIFT OTHERS CAN NOT BUY YOUR PHOTOGRAPH Tin t'am i .u Studio will have i" i#!, priced phntorrai Jr- .♦cl fian, ■ all next week, until Her- Rtlr

1'RIED Chicken ami baked duck dinner l, !it CrawfoH’s restaurant Sunday - It.

TAPESTRY EXHIBIT OPENS PARIS (l rp )—An exhihltion o! taprstries of the manufacture Na-" tionale de II auvals has Just h en maugurate I (fere in the presence of Anatole it • Vonzie, Minister of Education, and Henry ,le Jouveiiel, pres Idem of lie Conaeil d'Administra'I n oi the Beauvais factories. Many ■ i ai v Kn-nah artists n< w are working foi Beauvais and the display shows the striking proi.n made ly the factoi l, - in up plying modern principles of decorative art.

MAY BE A REASON EL PASO, Tex. (UP)—There may be some reason when a man takes n shot a: his wife, Judge W. D. Howe d't i led when he suspended Ramon Enrique*’ three-year sentence on charges of assaulting Mrs. Enriquez with Intent to murder. Judge Howe lispended the s“ntence because Enriquez had no previous criminal re- '< rd and Mrs. Enriquez has obtained a divorce since the shooting, he paid.

p.lated f, i the following uses and

put poses, to w it:

Salary of County Surveyor, 1 983,

T233.33: salary of County Superintendent of Schools, 19.33. $208.33:

of County Superintendent’s

uj-istant for 1933, $37.50; office exp, use of County Superintendent, 1938, $20.00; salary of County As p, sor. 1933. $112.50; office exp°n^e of County Treasurer. $110.00; Slier if!" inReagc. $150.0u; Sheriff pet

dbni attending court, $26.00; She:

iff hoarding °pi isonefi s. $100.00; Sh'itff conveying prist,tiers, $50.00 Flo i iff jail repair. <$32.00; Sheriff

deputy and eqiftpinen!. 1934, $600

00; court hoitec custodian salary. $40.00; county farm employe's sal ary, $81.00; per diem of Cottn.y Council, $52.50; health expens$150 00; public pi ii®ing, $660 00. tax refund, $200.00; tow ♦ hip poor $10,107.00; Attendance Officer salary (Nov. A Dec.), $90.00; Attendance Officer mileage (Nov 0 «£ l*c ). j $21.76; County Agent’s salary and expanses, 1933. $374.97; material

Idewalkr, court* house curbs and

,'.fiances. $800.00 ; .p< r diem rldfng bailiff, $4 5.00; salary r# pet diem anti expenses of probation officer.

$675.00; Intense of court am and library. $200.00; p-t diem

t.f children in custoily of individual £$350.00; expens, ^if children's Hospital fund, $650.00; p»uurnlnfc fug itixes, $150.00; County Attendance Officer salary. 193,4. $810.00; mileage rffi same, 1 92 4, $300.00; salary of Surveyor A. F.nglneer, 1 934, $1,500.00; "xpense in layiuc out n>w work. 1934, $100 00. Total.

$18,876.88 -

Unless injections ate made ten or mote taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax only, In the mantlet prescribed 1^ law, tpe said Putnntit County l■)llll<'ll will, pursuant ■o i hi# iioi i,e an,! tie not lea t, that proceed ami determine anti may order and make sal,I appropriation- for the uses and purposes named above herein, by an ordinance duly passed and adopted by the’saiil C,^ncll. This notice given by the nndet* ' lgu«L it; A.iulitor of piflunm pinm ty. intliann. this 2nd tlay of Decem-

ber. 1933.

WILLIAM A. COOPER Auditor Putnam County, Indiana. NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE PUTNAM COUNTY COUNCIL To John Sinclair, II t Foster. 11 C Morris n, ttbarles McF< rian. G'orgc Aker, George Ensign, and Milton Edwards, mem tiers of and constituting the Putnam County Council, of Putnam County, IntHana You anti each of you are hereby noiiflett that a meeting of the-Pul nam County Council, of Putnam County, Indiana, has been called by the undersigned. County Auditor of salt! County, t<> convene iti regular session at Ten o'clock A. M. Tuesday, the 2nd tlay of December. 1933. # You anil each of yon are hereby notifl-d, as members of the said Council to attend said meeting of said Council on the date named above a4 the Com miss loners' Court R"<*n ill l he C urt House at Gl'ei nt u - I- Indiana, to consider amlapass upon the matter of appropriations for the items and lo'al sum named above, front the critnty funds of said county, to ilk ore<1 as -et forth in (lie hudgit prepared and filed In (hr County Auditor's office ami as slated in the notice to laxpayers of Putnam County, Indiana, sairl appr'.pt iations to lie made front the general fund In the County Treasury. * All -aid moneys to be used for ihe purpose named In said budget and In said notice to the taxpayers anil whirl, said notice appears and a copy theri .,f being atiarliod for your t oil'

sidwration.

william \ OQOinCR Audltor 9 of Putnam County, Indiana 2 2*.

THE DAILY BANNER © And Herald (Consolidated ’’It Waves For All” Entered in the post office at gGneancastle, Imliae»ond class mail matter fi/" 1 ™ under Act of H/a as ou*> smx Q March 8, 1878. ® Subscription price,® H> cents per week; $.3.00 (ter year by mail in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year bj mail q.ut - ids Putnam t ,'i/it\®

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NKX I WEEK'S EVENTS

Buy Qhrlstmas Seals

right Tuberculosis O o PERSONAL AND „ LOCAL NEWS

MONTREAL (UP)—A total of 614 applications for temporary empb yment In the Post Office here tint ing the Christmas rush have been received. This is 70 per c n ni more than needed, and 38 per cent more than last year's application-

Richard Luc English, mall son of Mr. and Mr 4*ti Enr' h, ' visiting relatives in ('lie , ■ for a ^w day.'.

Carl Knott of fit • nca ilfj, hebl in the county jail Saturday fallowing his arrest on a warrant inin a linm i lux- count o o b( iss I'Yrn Beck, of Port Huron, Mich , pending the I hanksrivjjtg vacation with her patents, Mr and •Mi <>iMi Be.!,, , u r VV .sliington

•treet

Mr and Mrs L. R Owens and -<m, Bobby of w adlto ■ ere Tlianksgi'ing Day ^ue-ts of Mrs.

M i Min

Binkley.

Allan

Prof, and Mr-. Frank Hartles,- and chib Yen, Genevieve and VIyr m, of Arcadia, part F*rida.y with Hn Hartley’ motbt^, Mr Rett ie_*L Haimirton. o ° Brazil lilk- Itave issue<| an iniita.ti ,n to Greencastle Elks to attend a turkey dinner at Brazil .Monday evening at 6:,'f0 o’clock. District deputy James H- Waits also will he a guest o Mr ail'd Mi Melvin Hedge, Russellville. are the parents of a tlaiighci wiighing x I 2 pounds, born Thursday, No\ 3n. Mr. Hedge Is a •• at her and raac* of tbs a k ■ I 11 im al*Ru--"llvillt \h ii, h i McGaurttoy of.Ply mouth, is spending the Thanlf-giving vacation in ibis cily with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr Gaughey. Miss McGaughey is a tein In r in 11, Plymoillli oljlgli nchotil. o • The Men's ifflilc Class of (he Methodist church invites men who are n ,! attending other Sunday schools to meet wdh them in room 103, first floor of La t Obllai* , h Sunday fr m 9;30 to 10:30 a m. with Prof. Tiblen as teacher. Mr Wallace Thorlton of .htsonvillc, mother of Rex, Thorlton, manger of the Gieenastle A. A P. store, died einly Friday morning. Mr. Thorlton was rufified of her illness Thurwlay and itrrived hour a few hours Iteforc hi mother’s death. Fuiteral -erviccs will l>e hold at Jasonville Sunday afternoon. < James E. M. O’Hair of Greencastle is distinguishing himself as a scholar ,t Culver Military Academy where he is a member of the Fourth class this session. He stands swenth in the class ranking just published by the academy. He is also a musician ml plays in the Culver band. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. O’Hair. Henry Todd, living on the John Chandler farm in Clinton township, ii another*grown of large turnips. (hi Friday he brought one to The Banner office Uhat tqied the scale several ounces over eight pounds, and it was not large* in size either, alooks go. Mr. Tcdd said he sowed a small quantity of seeds and they not all come up. but he has a plentiful supply of turnips.

0 Monday Putnam County Credit Association will meet at Elms Inn at H:30. Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Benton will be hostesses to the Fortnight club. The Sunday school Imard of the U, inslist church will meet at Q 7:3n. Vete%>ns of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary of Foreign W ns will meet. Girl Reserves at 7 of lock. Tuesday Present Day club will meet with Mrs. L. 1.. Poiter. Over-the Teacups dub. 0 Phi Delta Kappa. American Leigon at 7:30. Yotinu MarrTe.T Women’s Sunday •hnol < las ofo.Methodist church will ^neet pt 7:30 with Mrs. .1. M. Fulmer. American Legion Auxiliary at 7.30. Mir ionary meeting ;>to Baptist church. . Missionary meeting at Christian church. o Wednesday R ,L<ry club will meet at noon at the ( nitimefcial hotfl Men’ Forum of tne Christian ciiur'l). 0 Woman's Foreign Mi: ionary societv of the Method): t church at 5 0 0 c Greenca tie i hSpte, 226, Ordet of Eastern Star. Presbyterian choir practice at 7:09. Roy Scouts at Methodist church,

7:00.

JlePau w exhibition "f Cerqjnic sculpture by Wayland Gregory. To continue until Dec. 15. 0)>ening at h,|,. in. Wednesday \ith :» demonualion of niodelini.' from life by Forest Stark. Dinner for DePatiw basketball team, Elms inn. 0 Thursdav Khvanis will meet at noon at the Christian church. (ifficial lw*ml meeting of Clnistinn <^llurch Woman’s Stufly dull will meet at 2:3 119’dock # with Mr- I 0 < © Conrad, Bloomington street. Tri Kappa will meet at 7:30. Delta Theta Tan will meet at 7:30. Baptist church mid \feek prayer mecting.and choir pr.i ice. Friday 0 Century dub. Mi o Raymond Pence will he ho tes: 00 0 Saturday Mrs. T. L. HaiTis jyill hf hostess to t'lu- VV',uimn’* duh • 2:30 o’clock.

I ents, Mr. and Mrs Rohm Shuck in

F’illmore-

I Mr. and Mrs Pied Bryant of In1 dianap.dis stient Tlianksgiting vis ! iting relatiws in Fiilliiiore •j. *!« *J* *f* -j* •i* ■'i* ^ , Priacilla Club To M«**t © With Mrs. Hutcheson The Mo,tern Priscilla Club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs- W- R Hutchqgon, east Washington dtreet-

. ▔▔▔▔▔▔▔ SAMMONS TO PRISON (Continued from Page One) Upon entering the prison, his fingerprints and measurements were taken, his head shaved and he was taken to the infirmary to spend two weeks under medical observation. After that, he will be sent to solitary confinement to become “aclimated” ["acclimated"] to prison life. Thence to a job in the prison shops. It was the second time Sammons started a life sentence. The previous one was for murder of a Chicago policeman in 1904. Originally condemned to death for the crime, his sentence was commuted and he was pardoned after 20 years in prison. He is wanted in Illinois, and Maryland for pay roll robberies, in addition to murder, he previously had been convicted of rape and robbery.

CARD OF THANKS We wish U> express our appreciation to every one who assisted us in any way during our recent bereavement, especially Rev. Airhart, Mr Rector and those who sent floral offerings Mrs Anna Miller and Family

Studio Tea Room FDR SUNDAY NOON FRIED CHICKEN and ROAST TURKEY

Entertain Gnesft 0 Tlnnksg'iving Day Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Whitak -r and daughters B-i y le-a a*nd Roxy Joan, eltertained with a turkey dinner o« Thanksgiving day. Those present were Olhif Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. (lllh°rt t'hrisenberry and children, Marion, Wayne, Kolen K. and Joyce Ann o| Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. •Raymond MoCammack and children. Raymond Keith Jr., and Earl Gene, ol Bi I'niou. Mr an! Mrs. A. ('. Brown and Mrs. I>*nu ^Uitherlig and ehildren. Glen and Gladys, and Margaret Shillings, of Greencas,) le. •!• -I- I- .p + + Mr*. Oxmun To Entertain DePnuw Women's Club /he DePauw Women’s Club will be entertained ui Hie home of Mrs. Oxiium <111 Mofiday afternoon, H r. 4. o • 4* + + •!< 0 + + + + Delta /eta ( ircle To Meet Monday ^ The Delta /.eta Circle will jneet Monday night at 8 o’clock at the In me of Mrs. [,. J[. Turk, 718 Semin

ar> 1 leei

•!• I- -!• -I- •!« 4. -I- 4. Beech wood Pleasant Circle To Meet Wednesday The lieechwood Pleasant Circle will meet with Mrs. A L- Arnold on Wednesday afternoon, Dec 6. The meeting will itegin prompty nt 1:30 o’clock. Mrs. I^*wis Ogle will have the paper■ I'her.. will he the usual

gtab hag.

4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. Fortnightly Club To Me“l Monday Tlie F irtnightly (luh wdll meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs Paul Boston4* + 4*4-4*4* + + Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Fjitertained Guests Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs- W E. Taylor were Mr an 1 Mrs Oscar Buses and baby, Mr and Mrs. Norman Taylor and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Buses and children all of Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs. Cecil Taylor of Manhattan and Mr and Mrs. Frank Harris of near Greencastle Tlie Odd: Fellrxws In |ge of .Fill more entertained the Fillmore Nerenaders with a rnlddtt suiiqier Wednesday night. The |>oys played sevetal numbers for the bulge and these selections were mMch enjoyed Bvelyn Shuck has returned to her home in Greencastle after spending Thanksgiving with her gramlipar-

RU8SELLVILLE WINS AT WALLACE— Final score: Russellville, 33; Alamo, 20 Half core Alamo 10; Russell* ville, 8 Mrs. Virginia !• Jenckes, rep^*sentative in Congress from the 6th district, will be ^he spraker Tin* - day afternoon at a meeting of, tin* Indianapolis C.uncil of Women nl the Tabeftiacle Preshyteruin church in IndSaifapolis. Mrs Rose Kawiorf, of*Kokomo, and Mr :6id Mi Dale Sirtfth and daughter of Moran, and Mrs Carrie Close of Frankfort, were guests of Mr o and Mrs Walter Frye on Thanksgiving Day. 0 0 MAKBIWE LICENSE # Ernest L Carrington, farmer, of Russellville, and t'a*leen Janies :it home, Greenrastle It* ft '

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ^ Gust E. Carlson, minister. "The aitigel <;f the Lord eitcampelh iiiuird about lliem ihai f*ar him. and dtlivereth them." The fact that our eyes are holden does not lessen Ihe protection gtv* 11. H is one of our .eflnlle aims, at Hie ehureh on Ihe nier of Spring Ave. and Poplai Si to create a Chriatlan spirit of nr&'titude for IhiiiKs Dial did not happen as well as tilings Ihai hap pened and pro\ Ideiillally spar d us. We Itelievi* I lie Gospel that says, "AiliuRil lln, shrd'dl n K of hlodU llu*ii* is no remission of sins." S. S. ui 9:30. David Barr, general sil P"l'i n t enden t. Morning worship at 10:30. Mossalge. "The Undeflled Man.” Anthem, I Will Lilt Up Mine Eyes," Rauf hr. I'nlons meet al 6:30. 0 Gospel service ui 7:30. Request'-d nn:sage, "The Prodigal Son." Spec la I message in song, "I Am Redeem eil," Mikeworth. You will h-» given an opportunity i< really sing if you attend this service. Hpei in? rholr reheaisal Tuesday ivenlng at 7 o’clock. Regular choir lelieHixtl Thursday m 6:30. Mid we k prayer service at 7:30 Thur day

t.uBIN MEMORIAL MF.THdDIST EPISCOPAL ( HURt H

NEW (iEOH(;iA mSON TO END ‘ CHAIN‘GANG

FEDF.RVL GOVERNMENT LOAN I'd DISCONTINUE PITH It IZF.D PRACTICE

ATLANTA, Ga., (UP)—Qporgia’s •hnin gangs, publicized by motion pniures and norale apparently are doomefl. ’I'he state administration has succeeded in obtaining funds from the federal geveninment to construct a jiw lem iirison, according to Hugh Hi well, chairiuati of the state Demoratic executive coiiynittee. Howell said that tin* new prison w^ild care for a large number of prisoners charged with felonies Chain gangs "onsist largely of fehtoy prisoners. Slfbrt term misdemeanor prist^ers compose the remainder of tin* etiai^ gang menfbership. These are descrihed l»y Chairmiain E- L. RiMney of the .stale prison commission, as a county resiionslbility. Wiiile declaring that the system itself is an admirable one, Chairman Rainey -aid that many counties were finding the chain gangs burdensome, -ince all of their major roads have been graded and*there is little work. Under plans that are Clearing complrtinn, the federal government wfll legist, the structure to the state, which will pay about $90.0019 to the federal government each year for the next 15 years. The new pris »n would he industrialized and prisoners, for the present, would manufacture and grow produce that the state it elf* an con

sume.

FEDERAL POLICE FORCE BEST AI'STTN, Tex (UP) in 1 m Ronenqulsl, adjunct Professor of Sociology at the Unit isity of Texas, believes a federal police force Is 'In* best remedy for the present day crime problem. Because the pow< 1 of municipal, county and slate of fleials is limited geographically, tin cannot hope to cope with the orlm Inal and his modern means of e,< cape, ihe professor said

Albeit E Monger, minister. V. D. Thompson, minister of music. E. R. Bartlett, chunrh school super intendent. 9:30 a. in. Sunday church sclionl. •in in Morning wm hip. S*rmon subject: “lu the Dthei* Person’s place.” 6:15 p. 111. Union high school young people's meeting of tin* fou* churches. .S(K*aker: Prof. Jerome Hixson. .Subject, “Young People of Germany and Italy " Citizens of (rreenrastie are invited to attend.

I IBS'!

( HRISTIAN ( HURCH

R herl T Beck, minister. M - K:e llel llean* "I I’.im I III I 'lioii master. 10 a. m Morning worship and communion. Sermon subject: "A Christian Made Work Project.” S|e'.*ikefr, Mr. Beck. Organ Prelude Adaigo, Sonata in A, Mendelssohn. Anthem “lAe Found a Friend ” Rriii kett. (Offertory Andante, Sonata in f) Medelssohn. Church school. Mrs. B. F Handy, (lile: lor. 10 a. m. Junior church. JO a. m. Primary church. 10 a. m. Beginners and nursery. 11:20 a. m. Church study period. 0:15 p. m. High school Christian Endeavor. Union meeting of young piftple in the Gidiin Memorial church. Prof. Jerome Hixson will he the speaker. 8 Ii. m Spi-ci.'il service sponsored by 1^.1* Woman’s Missionary society. The Missionary society will attend in a body. Halt m Johson of Indianapolis, will speak on “Retrospect and Prospect.”

Fried Chicken And 0 ROAST TURKF.Y SUNDAY NOON Lincoln Restaurant

CHRISTIAN •SCIENCE CHURCH Sunday morning service 10:45. Wednesday Evening Service third Wednesday of Uu* month. ( Reading room open Wednesday from 2 to 4 n. m. 408 Elm St 1 “God the Only Cause and Creator” the subject of the Lessotl-Ser-iiiHi in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, December 3. Among the citations which comprise the Les.-on-Sermon is the following from the Bible: “Know therefore this day, and consider it in thine heart, that the Lord he is God in heaven above, and upon the earth beneath: there is none else” (Dent. 4^ 39). “Lift up your eyes on high, and behold who hath created these things, that bringeth out their bust by number: be calleth them all by ttames by the greatness of his might, for that, he is strong in power; not one faileth” (Isa. 40: 26). “God is my strength and power: and he maketh my way perfect” (II Sam. 22: 3.8). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passages from the < hristiun Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Raker Eddy: “There ’s but one primal cause. Therefore ’here can be no effect from any other cause, and there can be no reaiity in aught which does not proceed from this great and only cause” 'p. 207). "Divine Mind is the only cause or Principle of existence. Cause does not exist in matter, in '""rial mind, or in physical forms” (p. 262). “In Science, you can have no power opposed to God, and the physical senses must give up their false testimony” (y. 192). NAZIRENE CHURCH H F. Wininger, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a tn Preaching service, 10:45 a- m. N Y P. 8., <{ p. Ir)> Evangelistic service, 7 p- mRev Ge.nge Wilson, our evnnge list will preach taith morning and evening Rw Johnson will fumlah special music.

<>n Autoinobil t . s or Household goods < 'onfidentiaj Servo-,, at » 1 Small month , oaj .n^u^ ' ^ y"' ,r •n.xime 5 I'hime Indiiiiui Loan Lo, JIG E V\ :isiin):;|nn St. hl( , n ^ j.

‘ RYTBRlAN ( HI H( H Victor L Raphael, minuter Church schistl, ii : :(o. | )r Manilat't, Supt. 0 H Morning worship, 10:35. w, theme: “A practical repe-itaj-Tlie choir will sing “Come unt( , o. ye weary,” Hawley. Union young iieuple’s meeting al 6:15 in the Methodist church iv,f Jerome Hixson will b. the Choir jiractice '7:00 Wednesd,. evening. Friendly Folk- Cla- , meeting „ 7:30 Wednseday evenin" with Mr Fl’ed Cmik, 601 S Lncu-t St Mu Harold Kaiser will In- the as-i-tb hizstess MAPLE CHAPEL MHHODlST CHURCH Aiif.le fli dwin mini '11 Church school !i n . Ml has been a marki d liiciease in alt'ndanee at om 1 hiui h s.ji.mi since lir reoiftanizailoo. 1 h,. |^, worth League will in. ..| <n 1; - , ! in. This service will lie rollnwtt kJ •1 special program imii mi i,y ,^3 ( 'llllicll SchlUll \\ , I I! ||||ft II r and leachars of 1 he . h 1 niu | present wi'h Iheli eho i Prayer nieellng at 7 p m Wsl. Ill sday. Al Ihe clns ol ilii- -rrviw I the Church Seine I off icei- a let mss. hers will have liny in Intsriaii of tin. Christmas 1111111:1111 Tim Ladies Aid will meei Hum day, pine of luc iii w Mn-n-s. ed later.

CURTAINS.

Should lie Htretched liy »ur irapnit ed method to lieik their IicnI Don't confuse our wav with twin si retching. PRICES REASONABLE Home Steam lotuiidry Where Washing Is A l inr W PHONE 126

Frank ('. Sehoenman THE JEWELER Watch, ( lock and Jr*iirj Repairing Phone 422 K. M auMiiftoi

W. C. GLASCOCK JEWELRY .A Ml '!< Watch, Clock, Jewelry A Miwul Instruinenl RcpairinL’ . Phon

Mullins Drug Store KODAKS, FILMS JOHNSTON’S ( ANDIES Open 8 to 12 Sunday

“SAY IT WITH FLOWERS* Iffinne 636 Eitel Floral Co. Putnam County’s Leading FlnrWl

Denny’s Motor Service WELDING. KEYS, FENDER AND BODY WORK. Phone 340-K 1023 S. Mi*"*

FLEENOR’S Drugs Sundries FOUNTAIN SERVICE Open All Day Sunday

L. & H. Chevrolet Sales In 1 ** O. W. HOLLOW ELI. Phone 346 N ’

Hijfh Point Oil Company 3 Ural Station* UNCO Product*

Frazier’* Barber Shop HAIR CUT 25c — SHAVE Work Guaranis* 3 Barbers