The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 October 1939 — Page 2
THOUSANDS SAVE DAILY AT A&P
8 O’CLOCK COFFEE 3
z 39c
Pure Lard A h 1 ,ion
32c Cranberry Sauce
2 Tor 25c
Cane Sugar 19 bw
6lcPeache* * ONA
2 &*. 29c
Navy Beans 10 I ' L ‘
39 i Iona Flour
24 65c
Pancake Flour 5 ,| k b K
13C Cheese Wisconsin Lb. 21c
Mil WH1TEHOUSE Jt * * P i ’ A Accepted by Council on Foods of mAi IVIUknl American Medical Association ^TT
si23c
French Dressing
10c Peas iona
3 Cana 25C
Musiard r>»'» *gt.
10c Green Beans
^ Cans 29C
Salad Dressing '°na ut.
25c Dog Food r)sily Can 5c
Layer Cake E »
25c A&P Bread Lb. 8c
Pinirn sweet apple Bring Your Own Container
g > 17c
Ajax Soap 4 f-r
15c Peanut Butter
2 23c
Crystal White Soap 7 h*
25c Ovalline
6 ota. 33c
Vel IK
23c Palmolive Soap
4 For 23c
Red Seal Lyc c»n
10c Rajah Cocoanul
,/ i- Lb 9c PVtf. ^
DOUGHNUTS
FRESH DATED
n ° z 12c
p ftrn A&l’l-iinry Whole Kernel
10c Grapefruit Juice
19c
Del Maiz riiblcls 2 f” 1 '
25c Cherries ?.7 k
Med. 10c
Borden’s Caramels Lb
10c Spry or Crisco
“w»- 19c
Moior oil /;r *c G .;'
83c Clorox
_ rt. 15c
| DUFF'S GINGERBREAD MIX
Pk «’ 23c |
t n^l CC Grimes Golden. 10 lb. 25c q rsl .“ Lim-J Jonathan and Winesaps W
,25c 1
THK DAILY BANNER
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\ IUHI.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY Careful planning and organization precede a great accomplishment; Ye stand this day all of you before the Lord your God; ;ydur captains of your tribes, your elders and your officers, with all the men of Israel.— Deut. 29:10.
Tpersonals ^ and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
“STOMACH DISTRESS SO BAD I COULD HARDLY WORK" Says C. S. Gross: “After taki ig Adla Tablets the pains are relieve.! e.id I eat anything Try Adla for excess stomach acidity on our money back guarantee. Everett W. Jones.
Druggist.
SOCIETY Phone all social and personal Items to 95. Betty Bryan- -Society Ed-
itor.
—For Sale
See Strain's and cider.
Orchard
Hubert Cain. Creencastle, entered the Putnam county hospital Tifursday. for treatment. Willard Lee Hasten, Bainbridge, entered the Putnam county hospital Thursday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Charles .-.loo-o and daughter Anria Louise, have gon ■ to Chicago for several days. Mrs. Dorothy Kirkham, Greencastle, entered the Putnam county hospital Wednesday for treatment. Mrs. Margaiet Ostrom Udell. Hollywood. Cal., is visiting her pan ids, Kev. and Mrs. Henry Ostrum, 718
i lo in Durham Wedding I Invitations Received Here Invitations have been received in Greencastle, for the wedding of Miss Mary Joanna Durham, daughter of Mr. an I Mrs. Andrew Everett Durtv'm of Greencastle, and Mr. William Howard McGaughey, on Saturday, November the 18, at four o clock, in { the Saint Bartholomew church. New York. There will be a reception immediately following the ceremony at the New York Newspaper Women's Club.
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FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards. FOR SALE: Keifer pears delivered 50c bu. Ralph Winter, Coatesville, ; R. 2. 24-3p. I
Am taking orders now for milk fed pen fattened turkeys. Ralph Minter, Coatesville. R. 2. 24-3p.
FOR SALE: Wood and coal, E S. Vermillion, 12 west Poplar st„ Phone 121. 2o-4p.
east Seminary street.
Mrs. Jean Comstock has returned i .t.\. Council To to Detroit, Mich., after having visi- j sponsor Bonk Shel* ted her mother, Mrs. M. M. Marshal, i -phe Greencastle P.T.A Council is 107 south Locust street. | sponsoring a "Book Shelf” in the Mrs. Paul Overpeck and chi'dien | p u blic Library. This will be a parent of north Terre Haute are spending a | location project and books pertainfew days with Mr. and Mrs. Mu."! j n g t , child training, the pre-school
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ONIONS, 10 Lb. Bag, Lge. Yellow 19' CELERY, Jumbo Stalks, 3 for 10c CRANBERRIES, Lb 15c CALIFORNIA ORANGES, Doz 19: TURNIPS, 3 Lbs 10c
CHEF B0Y-AR-DEE
3l>auhvtti and Meat Bulls
Meats of Guaranteed Quality
PICNICS
FRYING CHICKENS SLICED BACON ’ HADDOCK FILLETS
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SKINLESS WIENERS
SMOKED JOWL SMOKED HAMS
mu ROAST
SMOKED
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SUGAR CURED Whole op Half
Whole or Shank Hal ARMOI BS 8 I A
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16c 29c 43c 15c 16c 23c 10c 23c 19c
Davis. Mr. Overpeck is att^nd’ng , the teachers institute in Indiannpol Word has been received of the ill- j ness of Mrs. R. G. McCutchan at Claremont, California. Her son, R >1>- ' ert McCutchan, of Lebanon left Wed- 1 ] nosday night for California to be \v th
his mother.
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine James will he held at the Beth- ! el A. M. E. church on Crown street Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock R: v. Mitchell of Plainfield will be in
Interment
Joe Mid- | w j|| he at Forest Hill cemetery. | Ayr, and j Mr and Mrs. Lafayette Levan |
I Porter left Thursday morning for
Will sell at private sale at 29 Beveridge street, piano, PvVhe Victrola, suit able for chil ls roou., f-name* bed. mantle bed. rockers, metal lathe and Red Star oil stove. After 9 a. m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20th and 21st. Phone 719-W. 25-2t.
WINTER EXPENSES OLD reduction of cap PAYMENTS. Dii your own secuHt, Indiana loanf, Mashington
FOR SALE--4 room house, close in. Also heatrola, used six months. Guaranteed to heat 4 to 5 room. 608 I east Walnut street. 26-2p. J
The choir of Gobin Memorial Methodist church will meet Friday even-
ing at 7:00 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chenoweth spent the weekend as invited guests | i f the Stevens Hotel of Chicago. Guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. John Poor and sons. 206 west Poplar street, are the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Poor. Mt. Ayr, Towa, j charge of the services.
and their daughters, Mrs. illeton and son, also of Mt Miss Mary Poor, Des Moines.
The boys and girls of the Cradle | South Carolina where they will visit Roll, Beginners, Primary, and Junior j Tamasee. the mountain school fori Departments of the Presbyterian j boys and girls They will also visit
church are invited to a Halloween party at the church Saturday from 2:30 to 4:00 p. m. The children may mask, if they wish to do so. Mrs. Edwin Torr, Mrs. Fay Carpenter and Mrs. Bess James of Clay City left Monday for a ten days trip j through the Ozarks. They will be | the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Knight of Fort Smith. Ark., and Mr. I and Mrs. Arthur Perkins of Henry- j
i tta, Okla.
Prof. K. N. Jones has been np- ; pointed to serve as a member of the . nominating committee at the chem- j ( istry and physics section of the State j Teachers Association. The other | , members of the committee are Roy | j Black of Wabash and Harold Thom- j : as. North Side, Ft. Wayne, j President Clyde E. Wildman of De- I ! I’auw left today for Mount Vernon, I Iowa, where he will represent the j | un/.V/ersaty at the ^inauguration of , John Benjamin Magee as president of Cornell College. Dr. Wildman is i no of the speakers at the inauguration luncheon Friday.
the Kate Dunean Smith school at Grant, Alabama. Roth schools are supported entirely by [). \ R. con-
tributions.
Society News Century Club To Meet Friday The Century Club will meet at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon a' Mi s Pearl O'Hair’s Guest, House. Miss Marne Shearer will he the hostess. Mrs. Simpson Stoner will give the program on “Two Fairs.”
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Kappa Delta Phi Entertain With A Hallowe'en Party
child, the adolescent, health and null ition will be appreciated. Anyone having such books to donate to the .shelf may leave them at the Public Library with the librarian. These beoks will be greatly appreciated by) the parent teacher groups.
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Needier raft Club Will Have Masquerade Party The Needlecraft Club will have a masquerade party Friday evening, October 27, at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Ida Pierce, 202 south I-ocust
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\\ ratherford-W igton Marriage Announced
Miss Florence Wigton of Cloverdale, and Sam H. Weatherford of : Champagne, 111., were united in marriage in the sanctuary of Gobin Me- ! 1 norial Methodist church, WednesJ day, October 25, at 4:00 o'clock. The single ring ceremony was read
Masque and supper given by Methodist Ladies Aid in Bainbridge gym Saturday, October 28. Begin serving at 5. Prizes awarded. 26-It.
FOR SALE: Potatoes $1 Phone 3-F13.
bushel. 26-lp.
by Rev. Claude M. McClure in the presence of Robert Moore and Miss Madonna Call of Greencastle, who were attendants.
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Whittaker- Crawley Marriage Announced j Mrs. Hattie Crawley of Limedale j and Clint Whittaker of Cloverdale were united in marriage Saturday evI ening at 8:30 o’clock at the home of the Rev. Reuben Masten in Belie Ur
The Farm Women’s Market will be nappy to supply your food necessities for the weekend. 26-lt. Antique pitchers, plates, lamps, compotes and vases $1.00 each. Fifty pieces many of them worth $2.00. Reese Antique Shop, 714 west National avenue, Brazil. Indiana. 26-lp. RUMMAGE: SALE Saturday, October 28, 8 o'clock at the court house. Section 9, Methodist Chureh. 2b-2t. FOR SALE—Poland China boars. Issac J. Hammond, 414 south Indiana street. Phone 80. 26-2t. FOR SALE: A good big four hole laundry stove, bowl 11% inches. $4.95. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-J. 26-lt. FOR SALE: Frying chickens. Call before noon. John Due, 406 Howard street. 26-2p. FOR SALE: Two pure bred Du roc male hogs, weight about 200 lbs. $16 head. Fred Sinclair, Cloverdale.
26-28-2p.
Now To M , BronlM t P|l| Inflammatory condition membranes lining the bnS Creoinubiiori goes r^ht trouble to loosi n germ liOQj Increase secretion and wd-] soothe and heal raw, tenfel bronchial mucous memhRj your druggist to sell you Tl, Creomulsion with the uithat you are to ...sc thew^ allays the cough or you » J your money buck. CRE0MULSI For Coughs, Chest Colds, ti FOR RENT: Newly fiajJ room apartment, corner w and Bloomington streets. Vn and reasonably priced. J i; bell.
FOR RENT: Attractive | apartment. Heat and wale:Ij ed. Close to ci liege. 3, c. 1 Phone 96-R.
—Wanted-
WANTED: Lime, coal or *] of hauling. Hay baling also. Young. Phone 751-J Want someone to take new spinet piano and pey 1 due. Write finance Mgr C 7th street, Terre Haute.
Wanted March ],
to rent good fin Privilege rent Cs
Miss Waneita Gruenholtz and Mrs. ion. They were accompanied hy the
Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle
Don't let Home-Washing make ycu a prisoner. Call 126 for Wash-Dey freedom. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 26-lt.
WHATS NEW ABOUT THE 1940 FORD V’8
?
22 IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS IN COMFORT, SAFETT, STYLE AND CONVENIENCE
Ruth Pell entertained members and guests of Kappa Delta Phi sororPy with a Hallowe'en party and wiener roast at the former’s home near Putnamville, Wednesday evening. Sixteen members and seven guests were present. Everyone came masked and prizes for the best costume-* were won by the Misses Martha Hurst and
Dora Seeley.
The party was held in Uv> basement and decorations were in keeping with Hallowe’en season. Various entertainment and games were enjoyed during the evening. The guests present to enjoy the ' fun were Mrs. Louise Crawley, Mrs. ! Marguerite Ree, Mrs. Imogen.' A?j bell, Miss Anna Ruth Noier, Mrs. Pauline Sandy, Mrs. Marguerite Hedley, and Mrs. Evelyn Irvin. FORMER PUBLISHER DIES EVANSVILLE. Ind., Oct. 26.— (UP) John Chowning, 86. former editor and publisher at Rockport, Ind., died yesterday here. He published the Rockport Journal until 35
years ago.
22 IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS FOR COMFORT—More room inside. New Controlled Ventilation. New torsion bar ridestabilizer.* Improved spring suspension.* Self-sealing shock absorbers. Two-way adjustable driver’s seat. New-type resilient front scat backs. New "Floattngndge” Seat Cushions. FOR CONVENIENCE-New Finger-Tip Gearshift. Fngine more accessible. Two-spoke steering wheel. Battery Condition Indicator on all models. FOR STYLE — New exterior beauty. New interior luxury. New instrument panel. FOR SILENCE — Improved soundproof ing/'Easy-shi ft” transmission. Curved disc wheels. Improved drums for big Ford hydraulic brakes. FOR SAFETY - Sealed - Beam Headlamps. Dual windshield wipers at base of windshield. Larger battery and generator. •On 81 hp models only • All tfcl» In aAAIflt* In tfcn V-l engine, big hydraulic broket, and Ford reliability, economy and low prices.
^ OCR Ford dealer is probably the proudest man in your town ! The new Ford V-8 cars arc on display in nis showroom. lies proud of their sfy/e, inside and out — their room,W-their hydraulic brakes and economical engine! But he's especially proud that this big etgtt has 22 important improvements that contnhute to comfort, convenience, style and safety/ V ‘s*, 1 ! F .° rd dca ' er y ,)u wa nt to drive a new Ford V-8. Put it through a first-class “work-out ” See what a difference those 22 improvements have made. He II be proud to have you drive one and get the facts. FORD MOTOR COMPANY
A I. 401.SON K.VDDER THAN WHEN SINGING HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 26 (UUl \1 Jolson, a sadder man than ever he was while singing a mammy song in blackface, said today hie attempts to bring a reconciliation with Ruby Keeler have failed and that sh? was determined to end their marriage “It just seems to happen to people i out here,’’ he said ruefully. “They j called ours a perfect marriage, and I j never thought it would happen to us.
But it did.”
“There is no other man or woman involved, and there’s never he 'n a breath of scandal. I love her ar J I’m I [) r . still hoping she’ll change her mind, but you can’t argue with a woman.
Gas Gas All Time Mi h. Jan. Filler say*: **Ga» on my stomach wan bo had I couldn’t cat or Bleep, (las even seemed to press on my io art. Adlerlka brought me quick relief. Now, 1 eat as I wish, Bicep fine, never f* It hett. r” dMliBaa Stevens Drug Store
TODAY—(XT. 26 Wm. Penn reached America 1682. “Flowers are the cheeriest prescription for the ill.” EiteFs Flowers
IS R. Trash. St.
Phone 638
bride's sister and her husband, Mr. an ! Mir,. Orville Sprague of Colunbus. They will make their home in Clcv''riale. -> .t. Indorsers of Photoplay To Meet With Mrs. Lucas Indorsers of Photoplay will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. Ferd Lucas.
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I'i iemlly Circle Held Halloween Party The Friendly Circle Club held a Halloween party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. W’illiam Pitts with eighteen present. The house was decorated with leaves, fodder and pumpkins. All the members and their husbands came masked. The evening was spent in contests. Refieshments of sandwiches, pie and cider were served.
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Women's Ia»ague Met Wednesday
The October meeting of the Women’s League was held at the Gobin Memorial Church on Wednesday afternoon. The singing of the hymns at the opening was lead by Mrs. J. E. Porter, accompanied by Mrs. Gerhard Baerg. Mrs. Edwin B. Nichols had charge of the devotions Mrs. T. G. Yuncker. chairman of the budget committee presented the budget for the year, and Mrs. Ray Herbert, chairman of the kitchen committee gave a report of that committee. Reports were given by the Section Leaders, and section 9 announced a j rummage sale on October 28th, and Section 2 will hold one on Nov •mber 24th. Mrs. F. W. Hixson, chairman of the program rommittee, presented Demetrius Tillotson who gave two very delightful readings, one from Mark Twain's “Innocents Abroad”, and the “Sicilian’s Tale” from Longfellow’s "Tales of a Wayride Inn.” Mrs. Laurence Ste'lings and Mis. S. R. Rariden with the use of some beautiful antique furniture, had transformed the Community Hall platform into an old fashioned parlor, which was a delightful setting for Dr. Tillotson's readings.
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Mins Porter To Ho Married Saturday The wedding of Miss Virginia Porter, 41.) Elm street, to Lewis E Palmer of Columbia City, Indiana, will be solemnized on Saturday, October twenty-eighth, at four o’clock in the afternoon in Gobin Memorial
church.
FOR SALE: A six room semi-m i•dern house on a large lot in a fine location. This is a good rental investment. Price $1700. J. T., Christie, Real Estate. 26-2t.
good reference. Inquire Ban:* Experienced pastry cook half day work. Address Banner
FOR SALE: 35 shoats. 9 weeks old. James Sutherlin, Mt. Meridian.
26 2p.
FOR SALE or trade for cattle: Eleven year old saddle mare; sixteen months old bay draft colt. Paul Whitman, National Road. 1 mile west of road 43. 26-3p.
—Real Estate—
FOR SALE: Red gilts; Royal heating stove; and kitchen cabinet. Reese Buis on Indianapolis road. Eight miles east. 25-2p.
Sell your old auto Mi«: sheet scrap, wire 1200 E Indianapolis, Indiana A : COMPRESSED STEEI, CORPJ
WANTED-Studcnt or (Mile ing and ironing Experience 266-W. 402 ni'ith Madison kr
RAWLEIGH ROUTE WT once in Greencastle and ne‘ opportunity f r man over S car. Write at once. He Dept. 1NJ-17S-105, Freeport,
For Rent—
WANTED: Iron, metal, hooks. Highest cash I'd#
; Greencastle Scrap Paper U
604.
FOR RENT: Three room furnished apartment. Electric refrigerator sicker heat. 711 south College avenue.
24-3p.
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It's Even More Important As Winter Approaches To Know WHO Owned The
USED CAR You Buy
Look who owned these Cars then
Look at The Car and You'll Buy.
$195 To $425.00 OO — FORD 6l> Klne Tudor, couldn't Ire nicer Low Mil''- ,, (' Formerly own d by Mrs. .fames Van Horn O Y — EOKD 60 Kkick Tudor. Low mileage, a mighty * clean Automobile. Former owner. Mr. L- Timnipse". ~ FOKD M B,a< ‘k Tudor that in a mighty good ' due
Owned by Mr. Herman Bryant.
— ford Coup- “85" Black, a car that will give
service. Owned by Mr. Win. Hurst.
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♦ *1*1 ~ FLV >I«I , TH 4-Door Sedan. Almost new tires and u 1 l we know you will want. Owned by Mr. Pa" 1 Hl "'
$25 To $275.00
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CHEVROLET Coach. , Visit Our Big Out Door Used Car Store 310 North Kcni mher we have the loue.st tei m» (for payment plan h "' King Morrison Foster^ ^ EOKD DEALERS SINCE 1916
FORD 1-2 Ton Panel.
FORD 11/2 Ton Truck, good tires and Platform B ’d'
PLYMOUTH Coach. FORD V-8 Coach.