The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 February 1940 — Page 2
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OUR TOPCOATS K OVERCOATS
Must Go in February
SAYK YOl k 1VIONKY IH Y NOW $16.50 & $18.50 Values Now $10.75 $20.00 & $22.50 Values Now $13.75 $25.00 & $27.50 Values Now $16.75 $30.00 & $32.50 Values Now $19.75 $35.00 Values (Angopoca’s Included) . Now $23.75 This money saving event passed on to you beeatise of the eoat sales made in tin* uarin months of November and December
Now vve ne.'sl flu* room lor spring stock.
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THE DAILY BANNER and Herald, Consolidated “It Waves For AH’’ 17-19 South Jackson Street S. It. Kariden, I'ubllsher Entered in the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mul! matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mail In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County.
\ BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TOD A V Eternal life: Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, an ! j with all thy soul, and with all thy | strength, and with all thy mind: and | thy neighbor as thyself. This do and ; thou shall live Luke 10:27, 28
I'ABM S< HOOI. (f'oDtlniM*«l from ttnri found that in general tractors are not as efficient as horses on farms of Jess than 120 acres in size. Officers for 1940 were elected as follows: President. L A. Dicks, Fillmore.
Eugene Hutchins,
Greencastle.
Secretary,
Uoachdale.
The former president was Howard Hostetler and the former secretary
.is I ■ aneis I^ine.
Tlersonals ^ anti LOCAL NLWS BR I El S
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The regular mid-week prayer and
frtJOCIETY
Milton Singer of the Fashion Shop, is in Chicago on a buying trip. Mr. Singer will return to Greencastle
Friday.
Mrs B. M. Minigus returned to her home at New Albany today, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. K.
Rai idem
Miss Nellie Brown, t>ookkeeper at Pievo’s. underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Thurs-
day morning.
Judge and Mrs. Fred Bingham of Handy wjn p re8ent the proMishawaka are the guests of Mr. uai as hPr subject, “Helen nnd Mrs. Lafayette LeVan lortci. K| ||pr ., pi ea8e note change in meet-
No’1h wood. , .
Mi and Mrs Paul Hendrich of ( p 1 ' + + + +
Indianapolis are the parents of a 6i
pound. 12 ounce daughter Sandra Mrs. Davis Honored
freshments at the close of the meet-
ing.
The next meeting will be Wednesday. Feh. 21, at Mrs. Albert SinPbone all social and personal items j clair’a. to 95. Betty Bryan—Society Ed-
ilor Mr. and Mrs. William Cope of ! Green township. Parke county, will Friday Circle To I hold open house to all their friends
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Mrs. fcarnh O. Herbert 8mi t i. J fl noon fo, St tw.» nc
Meet With Mrs. Ling
Sunday, February 11, in honor of
The Friday Circle Club will meet, lhei , Golden Wedding Anniversary, Friday at the home of Mrs. Maude j w f,[ C h | 8 February 13. Long. 11 east Berry street. Mrs. j — —
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C. H. Barnaby returned to home Thursday morning from | Putnam county hospital.
Lou. born Tuesday.
Miss Flossie McGaughey of Indianapolis spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Paul Robbins
and family of Fineastle.
Mrs. Edward Wendell and three son left today for New York. On | I ' bruary 10 they will sail on “Saturnia” for Portugal. They are to make their home at Madrid, Spain, Mrs. Ed Trostle and Mrs. Andy Browning left Greencastle Monday for a ten-day trip in McKeesport and Pitlsburgh, Pennsylvania. They will
praise ser vice of the First Baptist j visit with friends and relatives of Tin new “eornmittee at large” in- church will he held this evening a: , Mrs. Trostle.
i hid' (V iijr A. Ray, Russell Fogai - 7 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs , Mr and Mrs Fred Bittles
How To Relieve
Brorsolistis
CreonmLion with the understanding that you are to like the way it quickly th (ou h or you are to have
your money back.
CREOMULSION For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Vice president, Ray Clodfelter, ty and August Ceding.
Rom; Moore, 501 south Jackson stree’ Locust street, have received word
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Tlie New Pure Vegetable Shortening, Backed by our Ama/.lng Guarantee 1 *?/• 3 l.li. Can ^L*)L
Kroger Cooperates— “Indiana Canned Vegetable Week”
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Fiii.'- Granulated 10 l.h. Bag Pure Hog
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Avondale TOMATOES
3 No. 2 Cans
Sc 51c 27c 33c 10c
Solid Pack TOMATOES I No. 3 Cans Country Club TOMATO JUICE 8 Tull Cans EC\ SOAP 1 Bars I.C\ FLAKES, Small Plig. I0i'; l.g. I’kg. •IEEEO S Pl'gs. Al NT JEMIMA P\N< \KE CLOCK
I’kg.
KBVIT VIAC'ARONI DINNER. 2 Pkgs. M \( IRON I DINNER 2 Pkgs. CR \CKERS, Country ( lull, 2 l.li. I’kg.
25c 29c 25c 22c 21c 14c 10c 27c 19c 25c
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Xni’rlcan — Brick
Velveela 2 Lb. Box
19c
MILK Country Club, Approved h y 1 li e American Medical 5 ’JQLg. Cairn Ma/v
WHEATIES
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2 Tall
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RED HEART DOG FOOD, 3 Cans
PsHK SALMON
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
CLOCK BREAD
COFFEE
Eveept ( liickeii A Miislirooui. 3 cans
The Miracle Value, ■», 1 1 2 Lb. Twin Loaves
Spotlight Hot-Dated, l.h. 15c;
3 l.li. Bag
CATSCP, Country Club Kin"sl (Quality | /v a 14 (>/. Bottle 1 UC
( MSI |», Tasty, Spicy 4, I 4-o/. bottles
2!)c
M \( \KONI nr Spaghetti KihI ( tosh pkg. 5c
M \( VliONI or Spaghetti
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First (Quality, Golden Mellow
Ripe Fmil — Lb.
Frash, Snow White Heads In h Marsh Seedless, Tree Ki|iened Full of Juice. 3 for
10c 25c 29c 25c 15c 39c 5c 15c 10c
2:k
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Crisp, Inslda Stalks
Hunch
10c
47c
5c
25c 15c
Kill BARR. Fresh, Tender Hid House s 1..,. 10c
CARROTS, Veiling, Spring. Bunch LF.TTCCE, solid Crisp Iceberg, 2 Heads
5c 15c
Washington Box, Jtiiey Winesa|is, Fine ^ Eating, (Prmhieers Consumers Sale) I lbs, I
APPLES
Golden Delicious or Rome Beauty, 6 Lbs 25c
SMOKED PICNICS
TENDERED. COI NTKV CU B OR ARMOUR ST\R SM M L SI/E Sll \ N KLESS—LB.
15c
PORK CHOPS, Lean, lb. 19c COCNTRV C’LI’B BAKED LOAVES, Lb. . . 27c SMOKED PORK LINKS lb 25c PORK SPECIALS, Lb. . . 32c OYSTERS, Solid Pack, Pt. 29c
PORK LOINS Cut from Small Bladeless Loins, Rib End Cuts. LB. 121C A Producer C onsumer Sale.
YELLOW PIKE, Lb.
FOR BAKING
WHITE FISH, Lb 19c
FOR FRYING
YELLOW PERCH, Lb
19c
12Lc
RIVER SUCKERS, Lb.
DRESSED
CHANNEL CATFISH, Lb. 27c
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ACCEPT THIS AMAZINO O U A R A N T I I BUY •ny Kroftr It«m, I IKE il ■■ wait or battar. OR ralurn umiaad pomon In ongmal contamar and wa anil raplaca il FREE aallh any other brand wa aall ol iha aama llam. ra(ardlaea ol price.
, announcing the birth of a son to Mr. | and Mrs. Vern () Wright of Dayton, j (>., February 5. Mrs. Wright was'
formerly Miss Frythe Bittles. Mrs. John Cartwrlgnt will go to It mington Friday evening to revie v The Nazarene" before the Fpsi'on Sigma Omicron Reaging Group. While in Remington, she will be the guest of Mrs. Mamie Hollingswo-th, formerly a teacher in the Greencastle
schools.
Funeral services for N. F Serinier, prominent farmer of Russell township for many years and a member of the Putnam County Council, will he held Friday afternoon at 2:00 I'c'oek. The Rev Raymond Hartling and Rev. Davis will be in charge of the services. Burial will he in the Russellville cemetery. Gerald Alexander, superintendent of Parke county schools and a former Putnam county resident, who underwent an appendectomy in the Union hospital, Terre Haute, last week, vas able to return home, Wednesday if this week, and is convalescing •apidly. Mrs. Alexander has been mfined to her home for a few days ; vith an attack of influenza and heir daughter Janine has been ill of
! 'he chickenpox.
Frank Jarrell, superintendent of I county schools, has received a letI ter from Fabian J. Frisz, manager ! of The Shades, informing Mr. Jar- | tell that "during the early part of
THE GRILLE
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Short Orders
Hi SOUTH VINE STREET
MkS. ELSIE GOODWIN, %
\l Birthday Party
Mrs. Mu tel Davis was honor'd with a birthday surprise party We I-
- Tho8< '''''’j Bronchltlsracute" or chronic, is an Mi and Mi Heiyl Atkins. Mr an 'M inflammfiitory eondition of the mucous Mr Joe Davis Mr. and Mi Roy | membranes lining the bronchial tubes. I»,k,™ M, M,,. H.ipi. »i.™'i |S“ l t ‘nK s „ r l“»“ui« wK
th, j wiler Mr. and Mrs Elmet Rogei I increase secretion and a:d nature to
Mr. and Mrs. William Floyd M. I Mrs Claude Carmichael, Mr. an I | „ our t i rU ggi s t ( 0 sell you a bottle of Mrs. Raymond O’Neal and family. ~ ’ ! * w
Mrs. David Scroggin and Mr. and Mrs. Murel Davis and family. During the evening, games were enjoyed and refreshments were served to the guests. Mrs. Davis reeeiv-
south '‘<1 a lovely gift from the guests.
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Missionary Society Met Tuesday The Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mis. George Garrett with Mrs. William Glidewell and Mrs. Olive Baughman as assisting hostesses. The Missionary Guild had charge of the program. Mrs. T. G. Yuncker showed films of Hawaii. Refreshments in keeping with thel« Valentine season were served during the social hour, to the twelve members and twelve guests.
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Eastern Star Met Wednesday Greencastle Chapter No. 255 O. E. S. met in regular session Wednesday evening. The Past Mai mis and Past Patrons of the town and county were special guests of honor. The local officers and drill team members presented a short ceremony in honor of the guests. A social hour followed the meeting with refreshments in keeping with the. Valentine season. Special music was furnished by two students from the DePauw School of Music. * .j. + Miss Hears! To Entertain \t Dinner Saturday Miss Miriam Hearst will entertain with a dinner Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William M;:Gaughey of Detroit. Mrs. McGaughey was formerly Miss Joan Durham. 4- + 4- 4*
bill Th ls , V\ inter Hpr “’ s TV |J sweat! In Misty Blue, k " m ’ , ' i ir Kmk( | Effect a final of oir SKIRi In new shades, , ' pleats, gores and st v li -
Lombardi I* $4.98$$; LYON a.
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For pictures you’ll be proud of Let us do the I)Ell ING, PkINTIM,
ENLA KLIM,
this season we plan to invite as our
guests the school children of nearby ' Missionary Society I' ounties to spend the day at The 1 Met Wednesday i Shades." The letter says these school ! ’ n '° Woman’s Foreig-n Missionary | pupils, their teachers nnd paren’s | Society of Gobin Memorial Church i will bo admitted free and that they in Keystone Chapel Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. C. M. McClure gave
TRIP FORECAST
may liring their own lunches or buy them at the grounds. Mr. Frisz asks I for a list of the schools nnd the j principals. i • Announcement has been made of the new Commemorative stamps which are now going on sale at the postoffices in the U. S. Stamps with the different authors pictures < f Washington Irving. James Fenimore Cooper, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Louisa May Aleott and Samuel L. Clemens may lie purchased in Greencastle. Stamps with the pictures of ■ he following poets which may be purchased at the local postoffice afer February 16, are Henry W. Dongfellow, John Greenleaf Whittier, Janies Russell Lowell, Walt Whitman, lames Whitcomb Riley. Remember if your house is warm tnd of course It Is, moths will work j n winter as well as summer. Don’t ave soileil garments hanging in your closet all winter. Phone 126. Heme Laundry & Cleaners. 8-lt. cm (ot \ ( ii ((iiiiIIiiikiI from I’ubi- <>ii P | to put up a small house in the southeast part of the city, and Albert Williams was granted a permit to remodel a house on south Ind'ana
street.
The tendency of the pavement in Hanna street, near the east end of the street, to "heave up" was discussed. An investigation will he made of the phenomenon.
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TODAY—FEB. 8 Russia-Jap War began 1904 COR YOUR VALENTINE— Beautiful Mowers and a xnried assortment of Cards. EITEL’S FLOWERS
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15 E. Wash., St.
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the devotions, reading the 19th to 23rd verses of the 10th chapter of Hebrews as scriptural reference and talking on faith and assurance. The founding and growth of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society was graphically portrayed on a series of charts which were explained by Mrs Frank Donner. The program was presented by Mrs. L. L. Porter. She reviewed two chapters of the Study Book, “Women and Social Problems" and “Women in Industry", and following this the president led a short discussion on these topics. Miss Marian Greenleaf played a piano solo. "Scarf Dance", as the special music of the program.
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Tri Kappa To Meet Tonight Active Chapter of Tri Kappa wi’l meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock in the Food Laboratory of the High School Vocational building with Miss Mary Lou Schott and Miss Lenori Williams as hostesses.
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< loverdale Fortnightly < lull Met W ednesday The tegular meeting of the Cloveriale Fortnightly Club was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Fredrick Dettloff. Fifteen members md one guest. Mrs. Ottis Shoemaker were present. A very interesting biography of Thomas A. Edison was given by Mrs. Harriett Gilmore. Mrs. Harriett Burris read a very unusual ■article on Lincoln. A Valentine story was told by Mrs. Alvin Herer. A contest was conducted by the nostess and the prize awarded to Miss Lois Sinclair. The hostess served delicious re-
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Three I Words.. Just three little words, be mean the world to HER ^CHRAFfT CHOCOLATE ' they have added meant for SCHRAFFT’S can** recognized as THE VALEb Heart-shaped boxes D or to 1.50 lb.
l>k. ( HAS. L. AKER Physician 21 S. Indiana St. Phone 508 Office Hours 2-4 7-8 p, m . Except Wednesday
We also have a comply of VALENTINES fr5f
in 1
to 2.00
choose yours!
come
Sam Hanna’s Book $