The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1936 — Page 2
Cannon’s
For
Saturday, May 23 Special SHIRTS SHIRTS CHECKS, STKII’KK, HARK TONES AND WRITE. $1.45 and $1.65 Quality $1.00 2 To A Customer White and Fancy, Sizes 13 1 2 to 18 1 2 A GREAT SAVING. Cannon’s
Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle
THE DAILY BA1SNER AAd Herald Consolidated "It Waves For All" Entered In tne poatofflce at arses castle, Indiana, as second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878 Subscription price, 10 cenU per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3 SO to $9.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County.
A 111151,K. TI10l'(-HT FOR TODAY THE INESCAPABLE: Behold. I 1 stand at the door, and knock RevelI ation 3:20.
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY 50c PKTHNIA PLANTS 25c Per Dozen • Cash anti Carry* EITEL FLORAL COMPANY
SPECIAL FOR BARGAIN DAY Saturday, May 23 I, 1-N inch Screen Door, I t mesh galvanized wire
$2
(Regular $3.00 Value) Saturday Only ALLAN LUMBER COMPANY Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Alpha Hill is reported quite ill at her home west of Belle Union. The Christian church choir will | meet for rehearsal this evening at 7 . u’elock. It Tom McCammark Is reported serfjiou.sly ill at his home in Jefferson township. Mr. and Mrs. Boss Peek of Minneapolis, Minn have arrived in Greeneastle to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs William Newgent of Portland Mills are the parents of a | son, Melvin Hale, horn Saturday. Ruby and Betty Allee of Belle Union spent the weekend with their grandmother, Mrs. Effie Allee, south l.oeust street. Burlie Tucker. Ill Elizabeth street, who underwent a major operation at tlie county hospital Tuesday morning is reported improving. Hal Stark of Fitchburg, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. John Stark and Miss Mary Stark of Daytona Beach, Fla., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Stark, at Morton. Word has been received here of tlie death of H Ross Murphy, brother of Mrs. T C Cox, east Seminary street. Mr. Murphy was associated with the First National Bank in Terre Haute Officials of the Greencastle Softball Association announced this morning that sealed bids for concession rights at tlie city park during the coming season must be left with Maynard Johnson by Monday, May 25. The bids will be opened and considered at a meeting of the softbull board Monday night. | Gobin Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a very important business session in the Keystone chapel this evening at 7 o’clock. The Business of the Fourth Quarterly Conference will be conducted. The heads of the several departments of the church will present written reports. Dr. J. E. Porter, the new District Superintendent of the Greencastle District will preside. Members of the congregation as well as Official members are cordially invited.
Roy Philips. Brazil R. 5. was admitted to the county hospital Monday for treatment Helen Cagle of Cloverdule entered the county hospital Tuesday morning for treatment. The condition of Mrs. Arthur Geabes of Greencastle, who underwent a major operation at the Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis, Tuesday, is reported fair. Aden Campbell of Coatesville was elected chairman of the fifth district funeral directors at a meeting held at the Lincoln hotel May 8. This district includes Marion. Hendricks. Morgan, Johnson, Shelby and Hancock counties. Miss Hollis McClung, sixth grade teacher in the Third Ward school, underwent a hlood transfusion at the Putnam county hospital Wednesday niorning. James Clendenning, high school junior, was the donor of the blood. He was selected from a group of thirty boys who had volunteered for the transfusion. Miss McClung's condition was reported favorable Wednesday afternoon. The local Spanish War veterans and Ladies auxiliary have received an invitation to attend a memorial service to be held in Milligan Park at Crawfonlsville, Sunday afternoon May 24 at 1.10 o’clock. The Crawfordsville Spanish war organization has arrangi d an interesting program and will dedicate a cannon which is being placed in tlie park commemorating the Spanish American war.
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Payments arranged to suit .v„„ r 0 „ n ‘ CR INDIANA LOAN CO
24 1-2 E. Washington St. '
Boyil and Kathryn A chicken dinner was served at th* boon hour, in the afternoon the sec retary called the roll. A song war sung by Opal and Evelyn Skelton and Betty Pitts. The day was spent in quilting. + +•!• + + + + ♦ I). A. R. Elects New Officers Washburn chapter I). A R. met Tuesday evening with Mrs. F. C
Yeagei.
The following officers were elect cd: regent, Mrs. Charles Rector; vice regent. Mrs Frank Stoessel; chaplain, Mrs. Louis Hays; recording secretary, Mrs. David Jones; corres ponding secretary, Helen Me
INDIAN \roi.lS I.IYESTOt K Hogs 5,500 holdovers 160: steady; 160 to 225 lbs , $9.80 to $9.90; 225 to 260 lbs., $9 65 to $9.80; 260 to 300 lbs., $9.45 to $9.65; 300 lbs. up, $9.20 to $930; 130 to 160 lbs , $9.15 to $9.65; 100 to l.'!0 lbs., $8 40 to $8.90; packing sows $8.25 to $8.75. Cattle 1 400; calves 800; moderate supply of steers meeting lower bids early; other classes active to fully steady; top heifers $8 25; others downward from $8 00 beef cows mostly $5 25 to $6.25; cutter grades $4 00 to $5 00; vealers steady, good to choice $9.00 to $9.50. Sheep 600; lamb;; active tc fully steady; slaughter sheep 25 cents lower; choice spring lambs $12; top and bulk clipped lambs $10.50; slaughter sheep mostly $.’! 75 downward.
Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS
THE FOOD SHOP
Phone 53
Free Delivery
Bargain Day Special GOOD HKOOMS ..
FLOCK, Quality Ind., 24 Lb.
6;k
BARGAIN DAY SPECIAL 50 Lb. Block Salt 26c Each Saturday Only MILLER GRAIN ( (). Inc.
Granada
Ralph Bellamy and Fay Wray are featured in ‘'Roaming Lady ” on the screen of the Granada tonight The film features several spectacular air scenes and an exciting battle as the climax to a series of breath-taking adventures The story, recently published in a national magazine, concerns the determined efforts of a spirited heircus to capture the heart 1 of a woman-hating aviator When he j goes to China she follows him, and . starts an amazlnf man-hunt.
Chateau
“Magnificent Obsession,’’ starring Robert Taylor and Irene Dunne, is the attraction at the Chateau theater tonight and Thursday.
Vonrastle
The child star, Jane Withers, has the title role in “Gentle Julia,” at the Voncastle theater tonight and Thursday. Booth Tarkington wrote the etory for this picture which goes hack to pre-war days of peg-leg trousers ami bustles to provide a comedy of American small town life Marsha Hunt and Tom Brown havt the romantic leads.
^SOCIETY < olinril id < lulls To Meet Thursday Council of Clubs will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in Keystone chapel of the Gobir Memorial church. There will be committee reports and election of oflicers. Dr. J G. Campbell will give a talk on the new park. A full attendance is
i.esired.
4* + -l* + 4 - 4 , + + Delta Theta Tan To Install Officers Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at tne home of Mrs John Rightsell, Hillsdale avenue This will he an important meeting Officers will be installed. Note change in meeting place. + 4‘+ + + + + 4* I lyssen To Meet I rida\ Evening Ulyssen will meet Friday evening a* 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. E. M Kit-
terman. -fr *1* ■i* ^
Mrs. Newgent Hostess to Domestic Seienee (’lull
The Domestic Science club held a very enthusiastic patriotic meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Warren
r , Gaughev: treasurer. Mrs Archie A1 Newgent, south College avenue. Re-
"’.otises were on “What is Nn-Amer-icanism.” The subject for the afternoon was “The Crusades Against UnAmericanism,” presented by Mrs. A A Brothers and Mrs. Charles Rector. Th* 1 meeting closed with the singing of “America.” Nineteen members and three guests were present.
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llunie Economics Club
lo Hold Meeting
Tlie Bainbridge Home Economics ( Club will hold an all day meeting Thursday, May 21 A nutrition dem-j oust ration will be given. Please bring j a dish of food. Everyone is invited to
attend.
4*4 , ’F*F+ + + + Mrs. Knight Hostess To Penelope Club The Penelope club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Rose Knight. Mrs. Maude McNary had charge of the program on tne subject “My Trip Westward.” Eighteen members were m attendance. 4 , + ’F + + + + + The Big Walnut Ladies Aid Mel Thursday, May 14 The Big Walnut Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Rader Hathaway, Thursday, May 14. 1936. Those present were: Mrs. Anpe Pollom, Mrs. Effie Herbert, Mrs. Lola Rissler, Mrs. Maude Sendmeyer, Mrs. Emma Aker. Mrs. Margaret Rissler, Mrs. Edith Daggy, Mrs. Bessie Skelton and daughters, Evelyn and Opal Mrs. Lee Rissler and Betty Pitts, Mrs. Gladys Cline and children Virginia. Vera and Donald, Mrs. Lela Hunter and Betty, and Mrs. Elelitia
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s,on " • '‘•hirteen Ho„, -ape Me Never,” lora,l °” “Witness rj lulia.” “Speed.” -Mf Town.’’ -Two In Re V0l( Mn ith Speakers,” an,] yond.”
“Favorite
len; registrar. Dr. Winona Welch assistant registrar. Miss Wilhelmine Lank; and libranan. Miss Ella Beck
with.
One dollar was allowed to join th<
coordinating council.
Following the annual reports. Mrs Ferd Lucas. Mrs. Harry Wells am Mrs. Charles Rector gave a report o’ the conteinental congress which the'’ attended in Washington, D. C., ir
April.
In President Roosevelt’s messagt lie said: "We will make no increast in our own armaments unless other powers by increasing their armaments make increase by us necessary
to our national safety.”
On May 30 the chapter will hold their annual memorial service at Forest Hill cemetery. The regent and chaplain will he in charge. The June meeting will be the annual Flag day picnic at the home of
Miss Florence Evens.
Motion pictures indorsed hy the national previewing committee of 1). A. R. include: "Magnificent Ohses-
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» Senator chances of winning tht can i”*^»ination 1« tm ceived a severe sell* Ohio’s “favorite iocM primary in the Buckjt a considerable marga, putting the Ohio dtltgsi control of Walter F. Bra master general under Bel Ed Schorr, state cto* ^ G. 0..P. waa
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OATS 5 l.h. hug
20c
Matches 6 Boxes < hipso, large sl/e 1 Small si/e Free O. K-. Soap 8 bars Presto White, large hm Small box t ree Vlira-t’lo ’Bleiiehen 2 Qts. Sanl-8°rb 3 rolls
22c 23c 10c 19c 25c 13c
Fruits and Vegetables Bananas, 4 lb. ....... 19c Seedless Grape Fruit Large, 2 for 15c Cal. Oranges, Juicy dz 23c New Tex. White Onions 3 Lbs. 13c Mich. Russetts Potatoes 15 Lb 34c Bags Planting or Eating.. $2.20 L. Lettuce, H. Lettuce, Radishes, Carrots, New Potatoes, Cabbage, and Strawberries.
t’orn Flakes, Farmers Pride, 2 boxes Fancy Slflr-d Peas No. 2, 2 cans liorslicys Baking Chocolate, 1-2 Lb. •Iiinket Mix • For Ice Cream • Vanilla Extract Bottle Prunes, good size 2 Lbs. Paneuke Syrup Cane and Maple, 82 oz. .lug Dauntless Dessert Quiek Six Flavors 4 box Salad Dressing Full Quart
15c 29c 10c 10c 5c 15c 25c Set 19c 23c
MEATS THEY GIVE SATISFACTION PICNIC HAMS Whole nr Hall, lb. SLICED BACON One Half Pound SLICED DRIED BEEF 1-4 Pound MACARONI K CHEESE .DINNER SALT FISH 3 Lb. tor ROLL BUTTER Lb. la-ave your orders for Dressed Hens.
23c 19c 14c 15c 25c 32c
Bargain Day Special PRODUCER MASH Combined starter and grower. $2.05 This prlee good for Saturday Only. HILLIS PEED STORE
28 S. Jaekson
Phone 876 X
Bargain Day Special FLOUR MILLER SPECIAL 24 Lb. IkiK 55c KROGER’S
Bargain Day Special Armour’s Star Swift’s Premium Kingan’s Reliable Sliced Bacon
35c
Saturday Only Quality Meat | t Market
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Silk Dresses
$2.95
These dresses are offered specii $2.95 for Saturday only. Prints plain colorh. Formerly $5 95 and 95 values in broken sizes.
Millinery, Navy & Black
Hall
Sweaters and Skirts, now Seersucker Wash Dresses
These specials are offered for Saturday 0NL1
charges, No Layaways.
Pitchford’s Quality Shop
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Bargain Day Special COMMON NAILS 3J/2C Lb. Saturday Only METZGER LUMBER TO.
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Bargain Day Special Saturday Only Cottage Cheese 8c At your local grocer’s or retail delivery.
HANDY’S Sanitary Dairy Phone 212
Merit's Bargain Day Specia Saturday, May 23, Over 100 Prs. Women’s White Shoes
Saturday Onlf All Styles—$1.49—White Sport Oxfords
$1.29
Saturday Only
MERIT SHOE COMPAQ
GREENCASTLE, IM>
THE FAMILY SHOE STORE