The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 November 1940 — Page 4

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THE DAHY BANKEE, GREENCASTLE, IXDUNA,

FRIDAY, XOYFAIBRR 1, 1540.

4ING BOARD

5CUSSED SIX ITEMS

/>d Use Planning executive of Putnam county met yfe county farm agent. David L Cs, in his office, Tuesday evening, and discussed problems before them. This executive committee consists of seven members, but the county general committee numbers

one hundred.

SPECIAL!

Semi your Shiits on Sat. WukIi'h! Sl Ironed—Only

Home Laundry. & Cleaners

Phone 126

10c

Those present at the meeting were toscoe Daggy, chairman; Philip -futcheson, secretary; Raymond Crosby, Carl Arnold and Harry Mc-

Cabe.

The discussion centered on six points: 1, Soil 0:O3i<m control: 2 Pasture improvement; .I, Maintaining and improving productivity: 4 How can we make each individual farm more self-sufficient?; 5, What is the best thing to do with land, that is unsuited to agriculture; 6. How can we correct soil acidity and get lime on land? I The county general committee of 100 members will meet November 25 and it will have an interesting I program before it.

SAINBRIDGE H. S. STUDENTS HEAR TALK ON HOBBIES The students of Bainbridge High School heard in their assembly period Thursday jmciming, Mr. Cory, a former teacher and poet who travels over the United States and lectures at schools that he visits. Hchose as his subject, "The Value of Hobbies to High School Students.” "Every one should have a hobby,” claims Mr. Corry, “and should develop it to the best of his ability. Any worth while project is a credit to any one. Many shy, bashful boys an.! gills are now holding positions of prominence because they found out what they I ked to do the best,

and developed it into a hobby, which was both of value and enjoyment to them. Even if it be just collecting poems, or postcards, it is something to be proud of and develop further." To show more clearly what he meant, Mr. Cory gave an example of a woman who ooileoted wishbones. Each time she looked at them, she associated certain happy memories and good times with them, served as a memory book to her. Any person who has the ability of playing music should more than ever strive to be perfect in it. Mr. Cory says that not too much emphasis can be placed on the importance of developing a hobby.

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We Endorse ROOSEVELT

I. Because wc holieve tliat RooscvHl is helt(‘r (|iialin(Ml to conduct our foreign nHiairs than is Wendell W illkie. While there is general agreement between the candidates on foreign policy, Roosevelt's position during the past eight years has given him a command of the facts much more complete than that of any private citizen. Moreover, he has demonstrated a sureness of touch in foreign affairs which Willkie may or may not possess. Roosevelt has become a symbol of opposition to dictatorship—the hope of believers in democracy in the Western Hemisphere and throughout the world. At this crucial moment in would bo tragic to tear down this symbol and destroy this hope. Furthermore, world event now crowd upon us. If Roosevelt is re-elected, he con continue to act with confidence, while the election of Willkie might delay until January those measures vital to our national safety. II. Because Boosevell lias demonstrated not only a dynamic interest in promoting liumaii welfare, but also a real capacity to achieve. His Leadership Has: Restored confidence to o fearful people. Brought stability out of banking chaos. Made a more decent life possible for the unemployed. Increased the incomes of the depressed farmers. Regulated the stock exchanges to protect the investors. Made more secure the right to organize and to engage in collective bargaining. Secured the enactment of the Social Security Act to benefit the aged and the unemployed. ^ Set minimum wage and maximum hour standards for underpaid workers. Saved thousands of mortgaged homes and made new homes possible for thousands of families. Increased the use of electricity. Expanded industrial production since 1933 benefitting society as a whole. * Enforced child labor legislation. > Developed national consciousness of the unrealized possibilities in America’s national and social resources. Achieved through government support a creative arts program for all the people, as exemplified in decoration of public buildings and American Index of Design. III. Because, while Willkie has eudosed most of Roosevelt’s foreign and domestic policies, we fear that the Republican Party will not permit him to continue Roosevelt’s program. The record indicates that many influential Republicans have opposed measures which Willkie now endorses. In view of Willkie's lack of experience as a political leader, it is doubtful whether he can persuade his own party to follow his lead.

Marguerite Andrade W. 0. Arnold Karl C. Bowman Wesley Childers A. W. Crandall Jams C. Davis Robert M. Dinkel

Will E. Edington Paul J. Fay Harriet M. Hazinski C. P. Hickman William A. Hug^ard Carl W. McGuire Warren C. Middleton

Ermina M. Mills R. W. Pence Coen G. Pierson Merton H. Rapp J. L. Riehsomer Fred Ritchie Lester B. Sands

Edna Hayes Taylor Vernon Van Dyke Harry W. Voltmer F. M. Vreeland Llewellyn N. Wiley Robert E. Williams Harold Zink

Lucile Calvert

THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED BY

Independent Citizens Supporting President Roosevelt

The I he

following' claims have been filed

ott Ice of Q

nam county auditor, for consideration l»\ the Board of Commissioners of

county at their Novemhi

be held Aland:

oners of the meeting to ty, November

ch. $23?. 70;

inrlie Hendrich. $23?.?0; John B. Williams. $140.J... Floyd Itvattaln. $ 120.00; Win. N Kirkham. $130.00; Paul Grider, $91.00; Willis J. n Neal. V-G tm: John Ivan Leaton, $ x 7 0; Stanley $.S9.2'»; Jesse Coffman, I'.G.OO,

$42.00; Clyde Carringt

ns.

>e Ft

It eS, Jp-t ...»*»», ^

$l I2.ua; Donald Fall. $’.*l

Staley, $>>7.00; Paul Robbins, $104.JO; Fred Lukenblll. $24.'i0; Ralph S ylor. $lo.f»0; Mont Bridges. $10.7,0; Claude Wimmer, $>7..”»o. Loyd Spencer. $ s >. >a.

Baird, $91.00; Ciyde Grimes. »eo. Kenwlck. 19 1.00; tli-orge 70.00; C. A. Greenlee. $72.00;

$72.00; Claud Irwi

on,

ler,

Rlcbard

ll.T Bn

0 00; ) W’ 11, ruon

en, $37 40 ; < »scar lead. $7.7o. John Shuner. $3.00;

.\ (dHOtl, I lenry

ui. $ I 1.00 ;

KisHlei

;7k

\\’il 1 ia ms, .taii^li J

Vernon Elmore. $72.00; Claud li $91.00. Harry Miller, $104.30; Mathew Sa> lor, I2K.00; James Allee, $100.00; Ralph Hammond. $100.00; Ben Wells. $i)0.oo; Itoy Roininger, $0.00; Harold Sehricfei. $3.00; Floyd Rains. $20.40; Jake (ioodman. $l.‘>.oo, John Lancaster. $7 -0; E. R. Wall, $24.00, Oscar Irwin, $ .00; i ’has. Smiley. $13 .70; Roy Dig gins, $25.20; Wm. Gowen, $37.40; ( V\ clis, $11.40; Harley Head, $:*).70 Jackman, $3.00; Chas. Sliancr. ioIiu Joyner, $3.00; Harold Slmner, $3.00; Matt Furncy, $6.(>o; John Ne 1 m

ys jo; b red Jolms, $20.00 Schriefer, $10.00; John Laytmi ’arliss Ewing. $0.00. Clyde

£37.00; Lester llapney, $.7.40; Alai Williams. $1.20; Usco Long. $1 00; Roy Risslct*. $3.00; Ed ward Spears. $4..7o. vhas. Simpson, $1.50; Fred Nichols, •».5u; Edmond Trester, $0.00; r r. H.

$7H.H0, Ka.\ Case, $43.35; us, $10.SO; Clarence Jones, Bill Young, $43.05; Birt Riley, i2.7i‘. Kulio Smith. $12.90.

I). E. Williamson. $10.50; Custer Jrceli. $37.9.; Charlie Crawford, $35.25; Charlie Wyant. $32.55; Lewis Case. ?J2.55; Howard Young, $23.55; Wm. Bortoff. $32 >5 Homer McGuire. $3 1 2m, J. M. Sperback. $32..a; Boh Hamilton. >32.55; Emerson KrulT, $2:’.5.5; \\'. A. v'orns. $3.00; Emmitt Shumaker. $77.5.5. Chert Beck, $'43,05, E. E. .Michael. $10210; Janus Taber. $9.3.00; Emmitt uthertin. $07.20; R. S. Nodlcy, $0s.s5, lake Horn. $71.70; Ralph Sutherlin. • ilo.NM. Frank Williams. $112 20; Vick SUtherlin, $112.20; Chas. Scott. $21.00. Wm Long, $2 ) o. W, tf I tack, 116 90 .'Ipirbs Byrd. $20.10; Hon New.mml, f4..5ii; Hiram Cole. $11.70; Clark Miller, $2.10; Grover Norman, $2.40; Jess Cox. mi. Frank Call. $21)30; Delliert Sailler. $15.00: Howard Sadler, $19.90; Jack Brat kney. $12.90; Earl Tuttle, $10.20; Homer Slave ns. $15.50; Jim Love. >1 ' 30. Claud Crodian. I''SO. Hermon Neil, $11.20; Charles Goddard. $4.SO; 'ermillion, $S.40; Louis Williams,

$9.90; Clay McGill.

* ‘ BIB

$ J I 00;

FOR SAI.E Rod gilt with three 7-weeks old pigs. Cheap. Charles Shaner, Greencastle, R. 4. ;;0-."p

Almost new house to be wrecked and moved from National road. Very reasonable. Cull 299. 30-tf. FOR SALE: 19-W A C combine, 5 foot cut, power take off in very good condition. Bargain. Putnam Motor Sales. 31-2t.

FOR SAL!'?: Used bicycle, 90S south Locust street.

$3.50. 31-tf.!

f °p- hent^v^ 8 east Hanna at^ For nished apartment il, ground floor. priv jj vote bath. 206 Sp^l information call a t l nue or phone 234. ’'

—Wan WANTED: ^ housework. Can give Write Miss Mary Lincoln Etcheson, iw

FOR SALE: Haul Brazil block coal. For prices write Millard Dixon, 303 East Blaine, Braz'd. 30-3p. FOR sau: Apples and good cider. Crystal Spring Apple Cave, west end of Elizabeth street. Kenneth Harris. Phone 287-W. 31-1-2-4-6-8-9-71

FOP. SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and cider. Tues-Fri-tf.

For high grade up W ture repairing, refuW feet fitting slip C0V{ THE ART FUKXmr Highcst pric7^7 t of junk, paper, rags, ^ f>f metal, a & s Jum, 678, Greencastle. VVANTBDrc7r7rp Ogles, Belle r n io n . For well fldlling'sw. Clovcrdale. Phone 4 on Wanted to buy 55 kind, ready to lay. Cloverdale, R. j.

ohn Vi

17.70; Kin Cope

Chari, ^ M. Aiimk‘11, $ls.

. Slu-rmun McMullen

FOR SALE: Bungalow on Avon Avenue. Plainfield, Indiana, To settle an estate. Central National Bank. 28-30-1-31.

IIih k.

Hall. $2.40; George Thonuis, 919.20: Hi

'. L. L. Keller. $75.00; Howunl ler. $ii». 15; Hotmlti Keller. $ , il.H5;

K* llt r. $93.60; Josliini O’S'cnl, $64-20; Robert Vickruy. $31.i;6; Gale ATorrls. >40 *io; Raymniul Butler. $37.65. Har- • id Ciix. $37.65; Oren rfinysii*. $37.65. Albert I 1. $46.65: John I xizler,

53.65; Charles White. $17.00; Hube

viler, $15.00; William

Harol.1 Bhillips. $5 40;

lyton AfcClouci.

$24,00. Huy

Joe

$31.00.

.unis

19.50;

1 mzier.

FOR SALE One 2-year old Duroe boar. Henry Sublett, 2 miles west of Fillmore. 30-l-2p

VITH, I \\

>n McCloud,

ilHOn. $40.r.O; T. K Sh>‘irill.

I McCan

i ‘ii-kt-i n.HS: .1

lMirh.ini, $

It in M

Atlrin

141.20; Forest Jon. $t>4.20; l.< 'ttiui I,. Meek, $:!!>.U0; Jim Mi'A

Howard MeCamimtek. $:*'m . Joe $7..'.0; Frcttk .MeC.tinm.iek. T. Durltiim. irtT 20: Wnlker 36 00; Willi.im < > Neal. $ :4 on.

Buy your Broiler Chicks, Feed and Equipment on contract. No money down, no monthly payments. Pay when you sell them. All parent stocks 100 percent bloodtested. Call Rockville 129 collect. WILLIAMS HATCHERY, Rockville, Ind. Fri-tf.

•entire. $37.on: Roy Vanzaiit, Smith. $0.00; Earl Wil-

$1.85;

man, I ’oX,

nith.

. Sechman.

$63.60; (’eel I Now

" L.

$27.00: Orville

Kivett. $12.00; Waite

sell Siddons. $25

nnich, $9.00; . Nichols, $9.90;

Poynter, $20. wv ,

Kurh«11 Siddons, $25.80; O. G. Webb,

$16.60; Raymond Allee, $2.70; Ev Mastin. $5.00; Frank Farmer, it. Knetzer, $65.70; Walter Ros Clarel — *• » »« » ■

Siddons, . $2.70; ... . $1.25; F. )ss. $ 1 \ 10;

iamson, $43.20; Ralph B.in-

set t. $24.00; John Sears, $9.00; Bert Wright. $22.00; Ft auk West, $32.70; Ansel Sechman. $16.50; Frank Hurst. $6.00; Lloyd MLOinnis. $9 00; E. II. Morehart. $10.00; Phillip Evans. $10.00; Kennetli Robinson, $7.50; Isaac Cash,

George Bowman, $2.75; C«l«

FOR SALE: Wooden crib for child, blue enameled, size 2.T’x44”, .52.60 Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 1-lp.

FOR SALE: Big type Poland male hog, a good one. Frank Woods, Fillmore, R. R. l-2p.

WANTED . General care of children. Phone., Miseellan Special: (’.rearr Job 5M Standard North Jade hour service. NOTICE: For your please call for Eldon D; James Res. Phone 718-W, FISH FRY: Fresh Q day night at the Mods Side Square. We clean your radiator] leaks and get it ready I driving. I >on't wait till llj us fix it now. Scott's Fra

Garage.

NOTICE TO"PUTNAM VOTERS Having send missioner for Putnam Or years I would like very serve again in that capadj

Lee Fall.

51.00; OeorKc Bowman, $2 7‘>; <tl> nn >• Williams. $123.2.".; John Nelson. $42 011

, $15.00; Joe Hawk! elsun. $7.50; charle h llunler. $lo.‘>0.

ns. $u oo:

>• Smiley.

Donard

$3.

a ms. *123.2.".;

lien llenry. $ir,,00 FrniK-is Nelson. $

IT.’.U Noah lluntei. $10."i'

llunler. *lo:.0: William Neese. $3.00; James Hood. $1 *'0; Rail'll Brown, $ • oo: mas Ada ms. $7 :.0; Charley IlaysinKer, $12.00; F.arl Fills. *s.o0; F.arl Surher. $6.00; James Walker. $10.40; Wilbur l lonner. $10.25; Mat Furncy. *v4n, I 'a ui MoKeehan, $2 100: Frnest O'Hair, $2X00: Frank I'all, $24.00; Wayne dHalr. $22.00; W. R Unin. $26.00; Oilto rt u Hair. $21.00; Clifford Early. $12 00; (Inorgo Vandorgraffe, $10.00;

Fee Hall. $15.00: Paul W\

llallie Hilibs, $11

$4 20. W. S.

$‘,100; Fred Ramsay. $11 ! Milbr. $11 10: Virgil Todd.

belt livrd. Six.00; |.wight Evans. ${ •.•>. Chas. Evans, $22.X0; Frank Si-Well, $15.00; Robert Nicholson. $2.10; t’lar- ' lire Wilson. $:>.oo; Randall Simpson. $16 40’ Eugene Stockwcll, $x.to; 1*'. F. Hturgeon, $35 110: O. W. Moore. $5.00; Jo, Estes. $i;t.50, Carl Hordeti. $..4.60, liny R Shepherd, $72.00; Ott Hand, $2‘.i.50; Chester Ncgley, $3:1.00; Raymond Rlnsler. $7.50; Ken Solomon,

Ted Noll. IIX.00; Joe Shoemak-

er, $1.40; Carl

F. Oiger, $10.

Closing out our Oliver line of farm tools and repair parts. This is your chance to supply your needs at a cut price if you act now. SMITH FEED AND GRAIN, South End Elevator. l-4-6-3t.

FOR SALE: Apples 50c and up, at Bailey orchard, on Cemetery road. 1-tf.

A million lire’s constant his youth. The huge fnrtur into his lap as a college t him into a "Dollar Duke’ his marriage and drove W, tical jokes to catch up on f had missed. Read hor turned to a younger and 1‘ wife, as told in The Weekly, the magazine with next week's Sunday Herald-Ameriean.

Paul Wysong, $1 4 40: 10; Jack Williams,

Welch. $159.00; E K. dross. Knmauv. $11.10; James

$4.50; Al-

FOR SALE: Fur coat. Mrs. Frank Thrasher. Greencastle, R. R. 4. l-3p.

FOR SALE - 1935 Chevrolet 4<3oor sedan, good condition, heater and radio. Vesta Pruitt, Bainbridge. l-2p

$20.00: T

er. $9.00; ('has Harden. $12.60;

FOR SALE: Piano $19.50, china cabinet $8.75, oak dining table $4.75, buffet $6.75. Jeffries, Berry street. 1-lp.

linden. $12.60; W. F. Oiger, $

lurry Miller, $10.00; Davy Parker $16 00; Jessie Jones. $1 50; Oeralil 1 bind. $6.00; Kenny Keek. t4.."0: I’ Page, $10 00; Will V. Byrd. * “ r "- , -

\. Harl.ison, $11.70: Ralph $6.00; Jess ,\b .Mlirtrev. $20 Welch, *45.00; Ed Kemper. *! Wilson. $13.50; James M’"

Fred Ramsay, $4J>0;

$2X50: Armour Olles. $5.00; J. s C. West. *39.00 Charlie Redman,

Kamey, *37.50; l)e« Fi ona rd Alexander. I'alev. $12.00; Herman

$'i. ill)' Dewey Slullx, $9.00; Cunningham $4.00; Walter $s nn Dene Unger. $x.00. Jan

lx.00; Harry Aurber. $x0o, Charlie Davis, fx 00; Paul Hamm. $3 00. Jamus Taylor, *3.00; Obi- Sigler. $5.20;

Slavens. $4.SO. Winnie Do

A V. Hutcheson. $24.00;

$15.#0. John Hutcheson, tl' Atiderson. $15.00; Wayne I

eck. $4.5ft: Paul rd, $58.50: John

h Jeffei

IUX.wO; Armour Runoff. tJIleH. $3.00; J* ssu SI

Edward

$3.00;

rlefi

-vr.^x,. Winn $15.30; Hi'k IIlor. $4 50

Woodall,

$7',. 9

Damly

mlhy, $10.50; Ral|ih rd Harris. $3.oi)

FOR SALE: 4 Shorthorn calves, 50 head shoats, some gilts and pigs. Donald Hyten, Phone Bainbridge. l-2n.

—Real Estate-

lari is. $3.

Elmer Me-

Elmer

une Lewis. $9.00; $3.00; Ruainand

nerman. .aymoml! ("alhert,

Ties Smith,

Cha

Zimin*

FOR SALE- An attractive seven room modem home in splendid condition. Fine lot. Price $4250.00. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 31-3t

(>nu*r

mmand, $4.si); ZarlnK Huell,

00; Fmnz lutrheson,

in. $15 00; Way no m Roy Hutcheson, $65.70.

Hoy Militer. $.12 00; Glen O. 1‘ickil. 0.50; \.. Dyer, $6 00; G. Thompson, $2 10; L. Dyer. $57.30; Glen Plckel,

$40.00

$15 00

e, L

FOR SALE- A 30 acre farm near North Salem. Twenty acres, tillable. Three room house with large pbreh. Running water. Electricity. No barn. Price $1300.00. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 3l-3t

$3 0(1. Elmer Scott. $6.90; T. Boswell,

H Boswell, *2 40; Ch

Roy 8m y the.

Rlaydes, $3.00; Hiram Gerald Hood. $:;.00. G

00;

$9.:10; $6.00;

erali

$8.50;

reys,

W :i 11 e r

$6.00; I

$40.50

; Chns. Gilbert, $6.00; Bruner

Tulin, $3.00;

3eork«‘ Stewart,

RufiHiU Worninn, $3.-!5; llumph$1160; Tom Templema n. $4.80; Lu*‘nH, $> 00; Robert Stalca

sett. $21.20; H. R.

fLOIIiw t

Wo< .50;

imp, dull,

IIWIMIIIMIIIIIIIMM

i||!lllllllllilll!li!lllli:il!l!!!illlllinini|lll||!l

$111 50: Orville Collins. $4..i0; I'.d Shields. $15.90; Alfred Cooper, $1.50; Alva Childs. *20.40; Childs. $10 20; Everett Alexander. $36 30; Raymond Jones. $100: Fouls Ridgeway. $15.20;

—For Rent— FOR RENT; Modern 5 room apartment with heat and water furnished. Fine location, near college and city school. iPhone 599-J. 30-tf.

INDIAN \POLIS LIVC Hogs 9 500; market (ui) 160-200 Ihx $5.85-16: 2f $6.05-$6 25; .'100-400 lb$, 100-160 1' S4.65-$5.65; . $6. Cattle 400; calves 500: tically ai'sent; light yet heif.f; yearlings $11; bulk $".50ers weak to 50c lower, top; Sheep 1 200; lambs str good to chtiice lambs I s v

.Vote Fot Aubrey G.Le For ( omniissio third distri I have made no |>r |,n; kind to anyone. THANKS IN ADV

W»H,

rold

$5.40;

4.00; I-iOUlfl RiiiK** WilllaniH. $28.80; Liyn Raymond S*-))!)****,

$11.00; Thad

u*h, $11.00; Thad

Jik Cooper, $21.20; Smith. $17.40; Mr. Gorha

$18.90; f

nan (’o*»p-

20;

$2.

Jon pm,

Charles

mm (Harve),

’llff Monnett, $17.60; Henry

Knoll, $6.00; HurIi Costiss. $10 20; Carl Bt < k, $2.50; Morton Rlssh r. $6.SO; Bainbridge Lumber Co.. $10.00; Meloy

iS: ciuintnn. $6.50; Cloverdale Hard

* Lbr. Com ana Powe

Garage. $ .18;

FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment. Three rooms and private bath. Furnished heat and water. Inquire at Banner. j.jt

mpany, $5.5 r Co.. $5 9S

i At 4.24

1; Northern ; Franklin

Morrison

l’o., $104.24; Lm

$1,190.42: Larkin \ Dorsett, Standard Oil Co.. $860.36;

KhtR Morrh

urkin &

ware

Hull

St.

Foster

Dorsett,

$25.00;

I 1 OR RENT—3 room furnished unfurnished apartment. 1007 south Indiana. l-4-6-3p

r. sting Fuboratin y. $l4x.v;:; ludlana Link .V Co., $53.60; John H

, M , 0: ,« ntt . r .V OUKh s Adding Mnoh- , $14 10; Ware SI Ivey, $63X7;

6; Wccsn i.'d Itlluml

V' ?n?r* h

Raicl

Let ha .Morris, $:.n *

*1X92; Rul

I'st linking *30.0(1; (in.

"f2 h ?9 v ;

Co.

st l uk Laboratory, $14h Et|uit>ment Co. $2.79; Mo $16 80; Ohio &■ Indiana

$41 38; Mid-We

est Roc & Indiai

Ind

rton Ga rave, Stone Corp.. Prod. Corp.,

Cor

Mid-West Rock

Ohio & Indiana Stone Corp.,

$841.66; Department of Water Works. $2 50; MctzKer Lumber Co.. $89.35; Ind.

Assoc. Tele. Corp., $5.70; Hess Tire Battery, $165.93; The Daily Ha $4.00; Greendastle Hdw. Co., 3

S«*ohee Hr os.. $91.10: W. 1*. Ri^don $ 1,182.29; lliKh Point Oil Co. $5s9.40.

('omity llevenue I'iiihI

rlnt

anner, $2.92;

T. R Woodburn Printing S3.0ffT Greeneniistle Hdw. Co.,

e Graham, $91.48 hull

Co.,

Hdw. Co. $325; $138.40; The Daily Mann State Sunator-

II. Liebe

La wrene

Banner. $91.48; I

lum. $259.99; The II. Lieber Company, $25.00; Ind. Assoc. Tele Corp.. $57.20; Rome Thelma Marcum, $2.36; Simp-

Rome »v Thelma Marcum, $2..in; stmpBon Stoner, Inc., $125.00; Henry A. Hunk $671.46; Archie Walls $21.00;

Maurice Ennis, $24.0

$57 Rm $10 c. 1

a rd. $2.50; (! 1 R. Del Goff,

S24.00; Fred Pearson,

$57.00: James A. Burk. $139.85; The iSHeflville News. $26.05; John Brown, ; tttffh Point Oil Company. $17.10; Howard, $31.80; Alhert E. How-

hea, M D . $17.50; F

Audrld

G. 1) Rhea, .M i».. $

M. D„ $10.00;

James,

■; * 10: L. J. Clark.’*76,66; 1

« • " r, i , "’ n *'21B,7X (i. c \|urphv Co.,

J esi

Printing

lom er

■. pis

DDp„sD. *85,Or.. Dent. of x''.'' P1.20; W. M. McG.-xugh-

, *19X0; H S. Cowglll, *11,40:

J- ( Pennv Co. t90 9n- Mortlu

Alb.

19.80;

Co.,

ciiiltul Bovver ( Howard. $.3 00.

<H 'nu

Putnam

Horry ('n'l

l‘iilillc Wrlfnre

County Hoapital. I4B9.I0:

r.Myronl. *.",,00; Cl,orbs \ M,

iniy, *'.i,...0; Sum Muntio. *28.40; lnIll ino Ass,,, Til,-. Corp.. | Jr,; Survey i V -o',;, ,nr ' ,VH " : Pi-obk Ri-i'd,

Curt Is, *30.00. • S " ,,nnm ’' Gilbert E OkUh. Auditor

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