The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1937 — Page 4

CHATEAU Tonight and Thursday LOT'S OF FUN TONIGHT

s' lit. AnsSinJ** rilt'Tt,. tii Kurdo , oresont^ HOPKINS MEN ARE wtmi with CFRTRtIDE IdWREHCE Sek^stmn it. E. Math* w$ Wr*ttap and dirarti-d by Walter ftdsrti fl ton dan FiJnt Released ttmi United Artists

I’M S—GOOD SHOUTS Zix-r* r w^B’.aRiKtrarresr* NOTH f: of \I)MIMSTIJation No. 7889. Notice is lie toby given that the unilersignotl has been appointetl by the the Juilgo of the (.'ircuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana, Administrator of the e.st;tto of Joseph Hutcheson, late of Putnam County, deceased Said estate is suppose 1 to be solvent. Hoy Hutcheson, Administrator. March 9, 19:;7. Attorney, Charles McCl oighey. Homer C. Morrison. Cleik of the Putnam Circuit Court. 10-31.

Previous and Kevlows J AT LOCAL THEATERS ; “Penrod and Sam,” generally regarded i).,, mos t popular story of adolescent fun and adventure that Booth Tatko yton ever wrote has been booked as the feature attraction at th • V mcastl theater tonight and Thursday. Billy Msuch, who had the role Anthony Adverse, the child, is seen as Penrod. “Penrod and Sam" is a small town story, with characters and atmosphere of the sort in which Tarkington has always excelled. There is little similarity, however, between th-' original story and the film as the plot h n been brought up to date with the boys members of “Junior G-men. of America." Miriam Hopkins makes her debut in an Knglish film with “Men Are Not Gods.” at the ( • itc ei tonight and Thursday. Miriam is seen as Ann Williams, the impetuous secretary of London's I i ling dr::: tiir critic, who impulsively alters ono of her boss’s le s kind reviews and automatically lets herself out of a job and into a triangle, the other two principals of which are the actor she has aided and his int nsely jealous wife. Claire Trevor and Michael Whalen are cast, as two lovers who combat each, ther as tbev ioiritlv battle to free a lonely backwoods girl who has accidentally kille 1 her father in “Career Woman." at the Granada tnight and Thursday In audition to Claire and Michael the i t i f th“ featured cast includes I ■ hel .lewcll Flrie 1,inden. Virginia Field and Gene Lockhart. 1930 Chevrolet sedan. This car is solid in every way with good motor, tires, upholstery, etc. Priced under market value. King Morrison Foster Co. it

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the classified advertising section today for the most outstanding values in good used cars ever offered in Greencastle— then come to our store and inspect the cars advertised and get our special prices and terms. KING, MORRISON, FOSTER CO. FOKDS SINCE 1910 Telephone 268 Telephone 268

V.TLiniAN INAUGURATED ’Continued from aPge Three! nesa has covered the earth and gross darkness the peoples. A glory has departed from the heavens and life has lest its radiance. Why is this? It is because many men have lost their faith. The great Cosmic Companion is dead. Life has become a “vale between the cold and barren peaks of two eternities.” Its span is pitiably brief and when a man makes an exit from its stage he exists into everlasting night and not to enter upon a larger stage . . . Cut I have over-stated the case. It is not as black as that. Religiously our prayer may well be. "Lord, I believe, help thou my unbelief.” A democracy neds religion for it assumes that man is more than a stomach to be fed: he has a soul which is the seat of his rights and since that soul must be fed as well as that body, he must have a religion. Religion is taking the highest

stake you know, your life, and bet- j is more right than Judas. It is a

, ... ... faith in the ultimate decency of the

tins’ it upon the faith that divinity ... .

universe. It is a belief that crucified

rather than dust is the key to des- goodnesa ig more powe rful than the

forces that crucify. It is a confi-

tiny . . .

Religion is a confidence that Jesus

dence that what we see on the Cross

ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE TRADE OF AN APPOINTMENT AS SELLING AGENT BY THE NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY FOR DUTCH BOY WHITE LEAD Agent: METZGER LUMBER COMPANY

117 WEST FRANKLIN ST.

PHONE 262

Frames are carefully selected kilndried, non warpmg hardwood, thoroughly braced, doweled, glued and corner blocked.

Steel web underconstruetlon prevent! sagging seats Springs rest upon and interlock with steel crossbars, which are rigidly fastened to the hardwood frame. Cushions have exclusive Kroehler spring-filled construcfion. This fine wire spring unit, padded with clean, white, felted cotton will always retain its shape and not collapse.

Filling materials are dean, new and sanitary and are the best obtainable. No second hand, unclean filling it ever used. Kroehler quality craftsmanship representing over 40 years expeii«nce # distinguishes every detail.

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Rich in dPHign and rich in the lovely genuine Mohair frieze upholstering. Ls this exclusive Kroehler style a bargain at only $89.50. Modern style and modern velvet upholstering—a new adoptation of velvet material. You'll like this unusually coinfortable modern suite. For richness and comfort this design can not he excelled. Its innisiial velvet

upholstering is different and attractive. I>’t us show you this

fine suite

$89.50

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Here is a great opportunity! A genuine Kroehler living room group at a sensationally low

priee. Large, Iiixiiriius sofa and chair with dc:”>, soft seat and comfortable., spring-filled hacks. Hardwood frames, carved English ball feet. Covered in heavj overweave tapestry fabric in attrac-

tive new patterns and colors.

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hail, HAIL, THE GANG S ALL HERE! Straight from Booth fork! ■ ngton's Immortal poo,, coma the madden, bod. boy* you've eve, m „| - jjir&x

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Is more redemptive than the of hatred that surround it’ DePauw was founded in twsfi she was nurture 1 in this conM® We have not I ■ m this way bdj the second i ' i ' !;,l l than the first > u: the fathers can be a ••a" 1 *1 creased knowledge of the can face the exacting deml«| our second century with the < dence and joy “I th”' " :l0 ’ shout greet the “Iden t " nrS * dawn for after all our college<

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1929 Ford .

motor paint

one of the best 1929 f® 1 1 1

have traded for this y® ar priced to sell quickly. ^ 0 King Morrison Fuatcr < 0

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