The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1936 — Page 2

Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle

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PRESTONE ZERONE ALCOHOL

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Headquarters fur all auto winter supplies.

SCOTT'S 1 Franklin St. Garage PHONE 08 Corner Vine am! Franklin

Christian church at Rockville, Friday, Oct. 30. This is a one day convention in which the leaders of the church counsel with the minister and lay people of the churches in the district. Putnam county is included in the district.

Two cars, one driven by a salesman from Michigan, and a local Model T, collided at the intersection of Walnut and Jackson streets shortly after 7 o’clock Wednesday evening. Both cars were damaged but fortunately none of the occupants of either machine was hurt.

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS Roy Vise of Clayton underwent an operation at the county hospital Thursday morning. Miss Betty Ruth Oxnam arrived here today from Omaha, Nebr, to be the week end guest of Betty Brooks. All men voters are urged to attend a Republican meeting to be held Friday night at 7:30 o’clock at the Fox Ridge school house.

THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated “It Waves For All’' Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 10 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County.

The district convention of the Disciples of Christ will bn held at the

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The Sale Is On! Introductory Sale of Davidson Men Fine Shoes and Oxfords. .’Hade By The Makers of Friendly Five Shoes. 35 Styles / Introductory Sale Price $2.78 $3.50 Values GENUINE GOODYEAR WELTS GENUINE OAK BEND SOLES GENUINE KID QUARTER LINED SELECTED UPPER STOCK Come in Tomorrow and Be Fitted BRADLEY SHOE CO.

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Pure Cane Granulated 25 Lb. Bag $1.28 Oakley’s Better Bread Klieed or Regular , Indiana Hand Packed No. 2 Cans

under the eves, headaches and dizziness. t Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doans Fills, used successfully by million® *o r ,°'' er years. They give happv relief and will help the : 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonou® waste from your blood. Get Doan ® 1 ills. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Judson are the parents of a son bom Thursday morning at the county hos-

pital.

Paul Coieman returned to his home Wednesday from the county hospital where he recently underwent an op-

eration.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parker of near Cloverdale are the parents of a {daughter born Thursday noon at the

j county hospital.

I Ernest Stoner was in Indianapolis today txr attend a luncheon meeting of the conservation department held

at the Lincoln hotel.

The Young Democratic club will hold a dance tonight at Roachdale in the Roachdale hall. County candi-

dates will be present,

jljj Ruby and Betty Alice have regj turned to their home at Mt. Meridian H J after visiting their grandmother, P] Mrs. Effie Allee, south Locust street. [.') Mrs. Effie Allee spent Tuesday at pi the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Elrod, near Stilesville, where Mrs. Delilah Hurst remains in a critical

{condition.

j Rev. Claude McClure, minister of j Gobin Memorial Methodist church, was in PlymoutlS last night to speak I before a youth rally in connection ! with the centennial program of the I Methodist church. He spoke upon I the theme, “Being Christian in Times Like These.” Several churches of the South Bend district sent large delegations of young people to this

youth service.

duced. It was announced that Mrs. O. H. Smith’s section would have a rummage sale in December. The program followed. “Passing By” and “The American Lullaby” were sung by Miss Olds, accompanied by Mr. Luden, both of DePauw university. This was followed by a delightful reveiew of Ruth E. Finley’s "The Lady of Godey’s.” This was presented by Mrs. John Cartwright in her very individual and inimitatable manner. Members of Section Ten acted as hostesses during the social hour. + + + •!• + •!• + + Photoplay Indorsers To Meet Friday Indorsers of Photoplay wdll meet Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. Ferd Lucas, east Seminary street. •I* -k *!• + + Tri Kappa To Meet Tonight Tri Kappa will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Donovan Moffett, 114 Northwood boulevard. + + + + + + + Cloverdale P. T. A. Party Friday Night '^ie ways and means committee of the Cloverdale Parent-Teachers Association will sponsor a masquerade party at the school building Friday night. There will be prizes and refreshments. •j, »|« »!« •j, *!• sj* Willing Workers to Hold Hallowe’en Social Members of the Somerset church and Willing Workers and their families will hold a Hallowe’en masquerade social Saturday night at the home of Raymond Flint. All members and their families are invited to attend. *J* •!* aj* Recent Bride Honored With Shower A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rogers, Wednesday, in honor of Mrs. Harold Eastham. Many beautiful

Phest Colds Best treated without “dosing” VISJSS

STAINLESS now, if you prefer

and useful gifts were received by the bride. Mrs. Eastham was formerly Miss Thelma Rogers of Greencastle. q. q. 4> •{• 4> Mrs. Baerg Hostess To Morning Musicale The first meeting of the season for the Greencastle Morning Musicale was held at the home of the president, Mis. Gerhardt Baerg. Following a discussion of plans for the year, Mrs. Baerg presented an interesting and instructive program of Brahms and Wagner-Listz compositions. Beginning with a series of four Intermezzi from the series of Brahm piano pieces, Opus 118 and 119, Mrs. Baerg illustrated the special piano effects produced by this composer; his use of the arpeggio figure and his fondness for the waltz form. The concluding number, Isolden Llebes-Tod, was a forceful rendition of the closing scene from Tristan and Isolde by Wagner-Listz. The program as presented by Mrs. Baerg was as follows: Opus 118, No. 1 Brahms Opus 118, No. 2 Brahms Opus 119, No. 2 Grahms Opus 119, No. 3 Brahms Rhapsody, Opus 119, No. 4....Brahms Isolden Liebes-Tod Wagner-Listz Mrs. Carson Hostess To Century Club The Century club will meet with Mrs. W. W. Carson, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. G. Herbert Smith will have charge of the program. **. **« •*« •j* •£« Woman’s Circle Holds .Meeting The Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Devotions were given by Mrs. C. G. Jordan and Mrs.

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Mary Rodriguez reviewed] of “Congo Crosses.'' Refreshments were serrJ hostesses, Mrs. p. H Go 1 Mary L. McCammack Fredericka Kocher.

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Oleo, Brednut, 2 Lbs 25c Tobacco, Union Leader, 2 Tins 15c Mince Meat, 9 oz. Pkg. 3 Pkgs 25c Jell 0 Assorted Flavors, 2 Pkgs. .. 9c Crisco, 3 Lb. Tin 53c Mustard, Pure Prepared, Quart ... 10c

Pineapple Juice Del Monte giant cn. 28c Cocoanut, Long Thread, Lb 18c Raisins, Sun-Maid Seedless, Lb 10c Cocoa, Hershey’s Lb. Tin 11c Soda Crackers, 2 Lb. Box 14c Matches, Large Box 3c

Whether you are making business contacts or social contacts, favor'able results depend on personal appearance. Our laundry and dry cleaning departments can be a great help to you. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 29-It

COFFEE

DRIED FRUIT

Oakley’s Special Fresh Ground 3 Lb. At time of Purchase. Bag

49c .17e

Come to Coxie’s Cozy Comer Hallowe'en party Friday evening, Oct. 30. Good music, good time. 29-2t

NEW 1936 PACK

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PEACHES

Choice Muir I Pound 1 CC

APRICOTS

Choice 1 C1 Blenheun 1 O 2 G

SANTA CLARA

Giant 20-30 4 Ar* Size, Lb. LfiC

PRUNES

RAISINS

Choice 4 lb. 07 p Seedless bag£ ■

PRUNES

Santa Clara 90-100 size, 2 lb.

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES U. S. NO. 1 Potatoes, 10 Lbs 23c Head Lettuce, Each.. 5c Onions, 10 Lb. Bag.. 15c Oranges, Dozen 29c Grapes, 3 Lbs 25c Cranberries, Pound.. 19c Apples. G. Golden 6 lb. 25c

QUALITY MEATS AT EVE UY DAY LOW PRICES Fresh Meaty Spare Ribs, Lb IS^c Fresh Ground Beef, No Cereal added,Lb IIV2C Pure Pork Sausage, Lb LJV^c Machine Sliced Bacon, No rind, Lb 24 1 /2C Sugar Cured Boston Style Bacon, Lb ISVk CHOICE Roast Lb IS-tt^c BRANDED OR Sirloin Steak, Lb IS^c BABY BEEF Boil, Lb 10-8 l-3c Fresh Skinned Ham, 10 -12 Lb. ave. Lb lO^c

Half or Whole

Fresh Oysters, Solid Pack, Pint 23c

Graham and Mrs. Kay, were Intro-

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Society News Miss Hill Entertains For Mrs. Hellinger Miss Norma Hill entertained with a bridge party Wednesday evening at her homo on Beveridge street in honor of Mrs. Leonard Hellinger, formerly Miss Mary Emily Garrett, of Knoxville, Tenn. Guest prize was awarded to Mrs. Hellinger. Other prizes were won by Miss Mariam Peck and Miss Hol-

lis McClung.

Woman’s League Holds Interesting Meeting The Woman’s League of the Gobin Memorial church met Wednesday afternoon in Community hall. Tho meeting was opened by the singing of a hymn and devotions, dealing with the theme of “a little lonely in the soul,” were led by Mrs. M. W. I

Davis.

Minutes of tho previous meeting were read and the treasurer's report

for October was given.

It was agreed to donate $10 for the benefit of the cihid welfare milk

fund.

Section leaders were assigned to the consideration of a program for 1 i future entertainment of student members of the church. Mrs. Frank Donner gave an enlightening talk concerning certain propaganda against the league which is being circulated. Consideration of the erecting of a bulletin board was referred to the budget committee. It was agreed to send a letter to Mrs. Briggs lamenting her absence from recent meetings, due to the 111l ness of Dr. Briggs. Attention was called to the occurrence of the next meeting within two weeks instead of just before Thanks-

giving.

Several bills were presented and I allowed, after which two guests. Mrs.

Vote Mrs.Virginia E. JEMCKE

For

CONGRESS

To The Citizens Of Putnam County: I am asking all of the citizens of Putnam county to vote for my reeled ion to congress, offering as my only endorsement my record to all of the people of Putnam county regardless of political affiliation. I have made every sacrifice and effort in order to give the best service to the citizens of Putnam County. Much has been accomplished and I want to keep on helping and serving all of the people of this county. Sincerely Virginia E. Jenckes Member of Congress