The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 July 1939 — Page 3

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CI.OVKKHALE + Clara Dorsett + , jp 4|>: : :• ~ rs. Glen Furr anil famtaiHilis and Mr. and Mrs. of Cartersburg spent with Mr. and Mrs. C.

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Roland Livergood of

J|rneil home Sunday from

ew days visit with his mother,

i. Charles Goodacre.

0 $2 « vera l from here attended the eral of Mm A rend at Eminence If) | iday, conducted by Rev. Donas

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*^lr. and Ifr.--. Gilbert McCammack I sons riel ted over Sunday with

parents at Clay City.

It. and Mis. Charles Goodacre ved from the Frank Reed house west Maine street to Auburn, Ind.

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ifr. and Mrs. Deward Smythe and ighter, Shirley Sue of Gree.ncastle as at Otho Smythe’s Sunday. (iss Nora Nell Morrisson moved her new home Monday, tos. Anna Corns is visiting for a ; days with Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer les and family in Eminence. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Cohee and nily, and Mrs. Merle Whileman of ink/ort, were Sunday guests of . and Mrs. H. C. Moran, vlr. and Mrs. Howard Shake, entained the Rev. Britton of Roach/e. Sunday. Vtr. and Mr:- Theo. McKamey and i Wendell |an l daughter, Martha of atesville, hpent Sunday with Mr. 1 Mrs. Charles McAvoy. Jewel Vaitghn and son Derwood of nville, were in tow Monday cven-

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and Virginia, visiting the Smoky mountains and other points of interest. Mrs. Pearle Hurst of Amo, called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dorsett, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flinn and Mrs. Laura Flinn and daughter of Wichatau, Kansas and Miss Com Flinn of Fillmore, called on Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Flinn, Sunday afternoon.

Master John Mark Logan returned me Monday from a visit near azil. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Carpenter movMonday from Indianapolis to the ank Reed house on west Maine vet. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCoy and tighter, M^i'y Ella, north of town d Miss Ma i McCoy of Indianalis took aitour last week through ntucky, Tennessee, North Carolina

^ + + + ++ + .{• + + + + +-I*+ @ + CLOVE It DALE ROUTE ONE * ^j*l- + + + + + + + + d'4* + + ‘l-^gy Mr. and Mrs. Marion Davis and daughter Emily Jene returned to their home after a weeks auto trip to Iowa and Minnesota. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. E. Clinefello and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Jones are the parents of a son Rollen Lee, born Wednesday. Wm. Barton called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Hansel and family Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wamsley spent the week end on his father’s farm. Mrs. Loretta Knauer and son Donald Ray, and Thelma Hansel spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Phillip G. Helm and daughter, Shirley Ann of Greencastle. Bily Ray Jackson called on Everett Hansel Saturday afternoon. Marion Davis called on Fred K Hansel, Sunday. Fred K. Hansel and son Everett, and Jerome Plessingter called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barton, Monday.

+ GREENCASTLE ROUTE 3 + •!•-!*•!••!• -i- -1- -i- -1- •!• •!• *1- •!• •!• Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scobee and son Willard spent a few days last week with friends in Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Christie and family of Maywood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Proctor and family. Miss Betty Brann has returned home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masten and daughters of Bainbridge spent Thurs. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray R Miller and family. Mrs. Mary White of Riverside. California spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Salust and daughter. Mrs. Lockey Hurst is ill at her home. Mrs. Alva Gowin and Mrs. Drew Coffin of Coatcsvillc shopped in Indianapolis Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Ader and son Willis visited Mrs. Sherman Mcrrim&n at Sunnyside, Sunday. CLOYKRDALK

Previews and Reviews I I AT LOCAL THEATERS |> I s Voncaatle It’s a joy at the Jonses! Dad’s a grand-dad now as a brand-new Jones Joines America’s favorite family in "Everybody's Baby”, opening Thurs- I day and Friday at the Voncastle The j atre. AH the familiar members of the i popular screen household celebrate j the "blessed event" that comes to Bonnie and Herbert who, newlywe I "• I no longer, settle down to raise n ' family only to find their family j raising the baby for them.

HY A&P HAS LOW PRICES 9 We do not tolerate anythin! that Increases food price*; that’* why for &0 year* we have pioneered tha lowering of living co*t*. We’ve •deceitfully eliminated many in - between ^ profit* by buying food* direct from farmer* and manufacturer*. Utilizing tha mott direct (hipping method* has taved more money. In operating A&P Store* we have doaa away with fancy fixture* and gadget* that were not e*•ential to giving you full value for your food dollar. Because of tha*e thing* A&P price* are low.

CHEESE

MEL-O-BIT Brick or American

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OLEO

MARGARINE Sure Good

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WHITEUOUSE ceptod by the Council Foods of the Amerieail Medical Assuciatiuu

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CAMAY SOAP

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FlOW

SUNNYFIELD All Purpose

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EIGHT O’CLOCK Mild and Mellow

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DRESSING

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4 Rons 22c |

OM DlitCh C!can*er Dorn 20-Miii* •* l Tea m the SuttOn , Cmtor Jack

2 c»n. 15c Apricots i°na 2 29c nut. 15c Kool Cigarettes 2 29c 2 pk*. 27c Marshmallow c."' 2l8 10c Flavor-Aid 3 Pk«*. 10c 2' kg*. 9c Shinola w cieLf« h r°* 9c

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DOG FOOD hS t

Cans 25C

Ffttli Doughnuts

Dox. 12c Brpad Dreaa Soft Tw | 8t

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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

NS — Large, Juicy, Dozen 25c LOUPES — Yellow Ripe - 10c OTATOES — Cal. Burbank, 10 Lb* 29c EACHES — Freestone, 2 Lb* 15c AS, Golden Yellow, 3 Lb* 17c

P N JK ■ m ft Tender Smoked IrIJDtIYIw Whole or SF Shank Half

Lb 23c

ajAked Picnics c *"o w r >pp«d

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SHBirMi or Thuringer ^wppilll Armour's Star

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SKled Bacon No Rlnd

Lk. 21c

Bacon whu| * ° r Hnif

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Ocean Fillets

2 i-b.. 25c

Haddock Fillets

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Chickens , '' rei ‘ h Bruner*

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Skinless Weiners ^

Lb. 19c

Smoked Jowl

i.b 10c

Arthur Pickens injured his hand 1 while putting up hay Friday. Mrs. Clem Douglas who is on the sick list is improving. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wilson near Belle Union a daughter Joan, on July 7. Porter Dunkin was injured Sunday on road 43 near Doe Creek when his car got out of control. George Herbert has been on the sick list for the past few days. Master Kyle Staley spent Friday | and Saturday with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Staley of Eminence. O. V. Smythe left Tuesday on a business trip to Denver, Colo., he expects to be gone for a week. The Cloverdale High School Band will play their regular concert in Cloverdale Saturday .night, July 15th. OBITUARY The hand of him who holds the power of life and death, the destiny of each individual, and even of nations, has come again and removed a darling mother from our midst. Minnie Jones, daughter of Alvin and Winnie Beaman, was born September 2, 1852 and sweetly fell asleep in Jesus July 2, 1939, age 87 years. She was united in marriage to John B. Jones and to this union were | born nine children, four of whom are left to mourn her loss. One daughter, , 'Mr9. Frank Hutson and throe sons, Emory, Jesse and Oscar. Her husband and five children preceding her in death. She also leaves nine grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren, besides a host of other relatives and friends. She was united with the Baptist church when a young girl and lived a true Christian life until the Lord called her home. She was a kind and loving mother and grandmother. Shu carried me under her heart She loved me before I was born, That 1 might live she took God’s hand Through the valley of shadows lorn. She bathed me when I was helpless, Clothed softly my nakedness, She rocked me to rest when weary, Fed me and soothed all distress. She sang to me sweet as an angel, All my needs she could understand. Faithfully nursed me in sickness, Saved me from death’s cold hand She guided my fir.*t feeble footsteps, She laughed with me in my glee, She suffered with me in my sorrows, And taught me to pray at her knee. SIk was loyal when tried as by fire, Stood by me w'hen other friends failed, Loved me and prayed for me ever, In joy or when trouble assailed. She loved me when I was unlovely, Patiently led to manhood’s estate, Triumphantly walked the King’s highway Of earth to heaven’s bright gate. Though 1 should lay down my life for her, Or bring to her all treasurers other I never could pay my great debt I owe To her, my good Christian mother.

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CARD OK THANKS We wish to thank all who assisted us in any way during the sickness and death of our mother. We especially wish to thank the minister. Rev. Airhart, singers, flower girls, pallbearers and the undertaker, Mr. Shannon, and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. find Mrs. Frank Hutson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mr. Oscar Jones, Mr. Emory L. Jones. CITIZENS PROTEST BI S BAN ftlCHVALE, Cal.. (UP) This city has a. traffic problem all its won. It is the only city In the United States through which buses are allowed to pass but not to pick up passengers. Citizens have demanded that the California Railroad Commission give them a break.

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