The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1941 — Page 2

siMarkgt? INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK logs 10,000; market fully steady; 180-250 lbs,, mostly $7 65-$8 05, top $ 10; 250-300 -s., $7.35-$7.65; 300■tfb lbs.. $7.25-$7.36; 100-180 lbs., $7.80-$7.9. r >; 100-160 lbs., $6.50-$7.60; sows mostly J6.85-$7.25. Cattle 700; calves 600; market generally steady; medium to good steers $9 50-$10.75; most heifers $9$10; vtalers strong to 50c higher, top $12.50.

Sheep 1,000; lambs 25c lower; good to choice 90-98 lb. fed western lambs $10.85-$11.10.

CIirCK PRESENTED (Contlnm-d frum 1‘uice Oart the check to Mr. Bishop, Principal of the High School, who received it on behalf of students and teachers.

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by mall outside Putnam County. 17-10 South Jackson Street

PHONE ECONOMY STORE 740 risii. oh) I'asliloncd Family white in salt, 7 nice fish for 25c FISH, Fancy boneless Tasty l^ilns, white meat and good lh. 27o GRAPKFRI IT. Texas Seedless, si/e 80, dz. 45c. Pink Meats, I for 25c ORANGES, large size fal., Sun Kist, dz. 31c. Mortdae the juicy 10c APPI.F.S. Fancy solid, crisp and jclcy Roines 5 lt>s. 2.V LETTITE, fancy Hot House la'af. Ih. 13c. lairge head, each lOe. POTATOES, Select Seed Triumph-, or Cobblers, 15 lb. peek 80c PLAN is, < abbage Copen Hagen, ounch of 50 19e SWEET POTATOES, Nancy Hall for seed H>. only 5o fiARDKN SEEDS, in great variety in the sealed pkg. 5<- and . 10c POTATOES, tor table use is lb. peck, only Me REANS, mixed varieties, good eaters and very economical, 3 lbs. I0< HOMIN'V, old fashioned cracked, 3 lbs. 13c. hake lb. pkg. 10c SALT, Mortons plain or iodizi-d, 2 with paring knife free 19c TOMATOES. Indiana solid pack, f . No. 2 cans (buy now) 25c TOMATO -U K E, Norwood quality good, 27 nz. can 10c. 46 oz. I7<f OFFERS, Kenco I Ih. vac. tins, only 21c. Ibdlcioiis Sips, 8 lbs. 39c SFOAR, fine granulated, 10 Ih. cloth Img . 55c IT.OEK. for general use, 24 lb. beg 63c PARSNIPS, fresh, solkl, giK»d 3 Jbs. 18c PREMIER Ff'V, Corn Peas, No. 2 cans; Kraut, Kraut -lulee No. •.’i , cans i.v PINEAPPLE, No. 2 <-ans, either sliced or crushed, can 15c BACON, regular sugar cure, pieces one to three pounds, lb. . 20o BEEF STEAK, our dependable eitbed steak as you know GOOD, Lb. 38< BEEF, flat rib roast or boil as to cut 18c and 20c OF READY PREPARED MEATS ALWAYS PRICED

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LONDON, April 3—(UP)—Tne Admiralty reported today that naval planes have sunk an Italian de-

stroyer which fled from Massawa. - t - Eritrea, and left another in sinking A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

condition.

We must take the whole program God has for us, not select single items that suit us; For I have not shunned to declare unto you the whole counsel of God Acts 20:27.

PLENTY RIGHT.

YZersonals and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

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SOCIETY

.Mrs. Pauline Sandy Society Editor hbone ah Modal and Personal Heow To B8

Mrs. Sylvia Dobson, Cloverdale Route 2, underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Thurs-

day morning.

Mr. and My.s. Kenneth Sinclai^ and daughter Lou Ann were dinm^ guests of his mother Mis. Carl El-

aiore and family Sunday.

The Cloverdale American Legion

Auxiliary will hold a dance Saturday l > a y afternoon at 2:.;0 o clock with night at the Legion Hall in Clover- | Mrs. A. Reid Winsey, Hanna Court,

dale. Music will be furnished by

string band.

All ladies who will join chorus for j , <'--> , >ary St < H.t

the County Federation of Clubs meet-

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Berk-Thompson .Marriage Announeed Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Thompson announce the marriage of their daughter Adarene to Rexford Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck of

Bainbridge.

The wedding took place Thursday evening. March 27, at 6 o'clock at the First Christian church parsonage in Greeneastle with the Rev. H. C. Fellers officiating. The single ring ceremony was read in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. The bride graduated from the Roachdaie high school in 1933 and has for the past seven years been employed at The Times-News office in Roachdaie. Mr. Beck graduated from the Bainbridge high school with the class of 1933. Mr. and Mrs. Beck will make their home in Louisville. Ky., where Mr Beok is employed at Ft. Knox. Ky. The couple was married on the ;!7th wedding anniversary of the bride's parents.

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Century Club To Meet Friday

The Century Club will meet Fri-

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shower To Honor

ing on Tuesday, are asked to meet at the Gobin Memorial church Saturday evening at 7 o'clock for hehearsal. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosner and litI tie daughter Barbara Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Herbert and son Lawrence Leon spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sinclair and daughter Lou Ann. The regular mid-week prayer anil praise service of the First Baptist ! church will be held this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Purcell, 10 north College. Rev. Richard Whelan will be in charge of the Bible study. A letter received by Mr. and Mrs. frank A. Ashworth from Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, residing at Orlando. 1 Fla., gives the information that on March 21 Mr. Gray became 80 years aid. He will be remembered here as a former rural route mail carrier out of Greeneastle. They removed to Florida in 1932.

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Mrs. James Harrold and Miss Virginia Harrold of Greeneastle will be guests at a linen shower to be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. F. Bromley in Indianapolis, honoring Miss Rosemary Stout, whose marriage to Frederick James Harrold will take place May 10. Miss Stout is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benjamin Stout, 6107 Carrollton avenue, Indianapolis, and Mr. Harrold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Harrold of

Greeneastle.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Herbert spent Monday with the Charles Taber family. Freddie Koessler of Bainbridge underwent an operation at the Putnam county hospital Wednesday night. Mrs. Tom Flint, north Jackson ■ Ircet. has been called to Salt Lake City, Utah, by the illness of her brother, Fred Heck. Latest reports however say that Mr. Heck is improving. Lloyd Messersmith, assistant professor of Physical Education for Men at DePauw, Is attending the annual meetings of the Midwest Physical Education Association beln^ held at Charleston, West Virginia, April 2 to 5th. Mr. Messersmitn serves on the Constitution Committee of the Association. At a district meeting of the Eastern Sta • chapters of Parke, Montgomery, and Putnam counties, held at Rockville Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. J. Woling of Greeneastle was re-elected second vice president of the distiict organization. Mrs. Ruby Henley, of Wingate, Grand Electa of the order, was a guest of honor at the meeting Dr. E R. Bartlett, head of the DePauw Religious Education department. was in New York, March 2729. presiding over the meetings of the International Council of Religious Education Committee on Graded Lessons of which he is chairman. The committee, representing twenty church denominations, is at work on a program of curriculum revision of church school lessons.

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Birthdays

Miss Evelyn Johnson, 315 Ohio street, today, April 3. Dallas Bee, today, April 3. Mrs. Guy Riggs, Greeneastle Route 2. today. April 3. Kenneth Edward Rader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader, 2 years today, April 3.

Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clifford. Belle Union. 10th anniversary today,

April 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goddard, north Madison street, 42nd anniversary today, April 3. Miss Carson Honored At Luncheon-Shower Mrs. Harry W. Voltmer and Mrs. ! Robert E. Williams entertained Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon and linen shower at the former’s home in honor of Miss Mary Frances Carson whose marriage to Paul T. Hurt of Indianapolis is to take place

April 19.

There were sixteen guests. The bride-elect’s colors of dusty rose, candlelight yellow and green were used in the decorations.

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Third Ward P. T. A. To .Meet Friday The Third Ward Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday afternoon at 2:15 o’clock. The program will be given by Miss Estelle Nesbitt, nutrition expert from the State Board of Health.

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Sister Of Mis* (Schott To Wed Easter Sunday Miss Dorothy C. Schott, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Schott, of Terre Haute, and sister of Miss Mary Lou Schott of Greeneastle, will become the bride of John D. McMurray of Cumberland, Md., Easter Sunday. The prospective bride has visited here often with her sister and has met many Greeneastle residents. The wedding will take place at 3:30 o’clock in the afternoon in the Green Room of the Terre Haute House. The Rev. Russell L. Phillips of the Centenary Methodist church will officiate In the presence of relatives and friends. Miss Mary Lou Schott will attend her sister as maid of honor and Miss Winifred Aten will be bridesmaid. Jack Cully will be best man and William Krider of Bedford, Ind., will be groomsman. A program of bridal music will be played preceding the ceremony and the brid;8 colors of blush pink and poudre blue will he carried out in the decorations and gowns of the young women. Immediately following the ceremony a reception will be held In Parlors Al, 2 and 3 of the Terre Haute House and at 6 o’clock a dinner will be served in the Green Room for the immediate families, the bridal party and out of town guests. Mr. McMurray and his bride will leave that night for their wedding trip and will be at home after May 1 in Cumberland, Md. Miss Schott is an attractive and popular young woman. She is a graduate of Wiley High School an 1 attended Indiana State Teachers College where she was a member of the Gamma Gamma Sorority. Mr. McMurray is a graduate of the Cambridge, Ohio, High School and is at present a student at Siebel Institute of Technology in Chicago. M'onllnueil nn Pune Three) PROMOTED

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