The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1944 — Page 2
FISH FRY AND ENTERTAINMENT Friday and Saturday Nights A 6:15 P. M. October 13th and 14th MAIN STREET ' \ i Ml t. BAIYeillDi;E
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Bntared .la the poatofflce at OreeocasUe, Indiana aa aecond claaa mall matter under Act of March 8, 1S?8. BIBLE THOFOHT FOR TODAY Wr can commit moral suicide by evil thoughts and deeds, think generous, charitable thoughts and do kindly deeds: Let your heart live forever.—Ps. 22:26.
Kirby Hathaway of f'oatesville is confined to the county -hosptial. Alice Shtfklan, 509 south Jackson street, is a patient in the county hospital. Frank Culadonia of Roachdale was admitted to the county hospital Wednesday. Dan Aker lias returned to his home at Reelsville from the Putnam county hospital, where he had been confined since July 1st, due to injuries.he received when he fell from a scaffold on a bridge.
Morning MusiCO>e y ) | ffomc Kc. < nil nre Club Met Wednesday \ M “<‘ t Wednesday
The Home Ec. Culture Club met
The Greencastle Morning Muslcale^ Wednesday evening with Mrs. Fred held its first meeting of Hie ye n I yetchman. Eleven were present Wednesday morning at the home ot l KUests inc i u(lin(? Mrs. M. E. Stapley Mrs. Herman Berg. The president. | i and Mrs Clifford Fmzier. A most Mrs. J. O. Hiaken outlined ami dis-j | n t e resting lesson on Home Recreacussed the plan of study for the- com- y on wag g i V en by M -3. Gwen CrawIng year. This study will traoe ti. 1 1 j anc ] Mrs. Fred Fnchtman. Redevelopment of musical style. j- feshments were served during the To illustrate the gradual change ; n K ' ciaI hour b y th, ' h< stess>
form and style of musical composition, Mrs. Hii;ken assisted by Mrs.
VBersonal And Wat MEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. Carl V. Pitts and daughter,
‘ . . Carla Kay of Peru have been spend Arthur Perry presented the followinj; ^ U *. _ „ „ u „., Ua .. ni f the week with Mrs. Dora Pitts numbers: Surprise Symphony. Ha,- > , , _ , _ . Mis. Pitts has received word thal
dn; Eroica Symphone, Beethoven, . md. Of 8r«# iS , X in.ky ; Roiteo,
tions in the waTIr HeBussy.
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The Christian Church choir will meet this evening at 7:15 o’clock. Plans for the hay ride will be discussed. Hughie MoCammack of Indianapo lis, formerly of Broadpark, was business visitor in Greencastle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sears and children, Kenneth and Ruth, of Muncie, visited over the week-end witn their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Brant and Mr. and Mrs, Alex Sears. Pvt. Robert Eugene Berry, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ford of Bainbridge has been transferred from Camp Walter, Texas. His address is Pvt. Robert E. Berry-SSDOP-0.», 4th Platoon, Co. C. 52nd. Inf. Training Bat., Camp Welters, Texas.
Hundreds of women hove re-discovei ed EC ONOMY in food buying by "salemg” through our value-packed aisles. It will pa y you, too, to explore our market and the opportunity it offers for eqsy, economical shopping. Our quality is unsurpassed. Our variety is unexcelled. Oui low prices ore unbeatable. Come in today and fill your entire food order in our world of JAVINfeS. RITZ CRACKERS, Large 1 Lb. Bex 21c APRICOT PRESERVES, Pure, Point Free, 1 Lb. Jar...31c CALIFORNIA PRUNES, 40-50, Size, Lb 15c IVORY SOAP, Large Bar 10c HERSHEY’S COCOA, Vi Lb. Pkg 10c SUN MAID RAISINS, Seedless, 15 oz. Pkg. ... 13c REGAL PUMPKIN — 13c
MEAT DIP T
ARMOR’S STAR
I Lb. Roll
SAUSAGE
CHUCK ROAST FRANKS I
BRAINS!
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF
GRADE A — Lb.
I jirg** Juicy
Small Calf'-— Lb.
Grade A — Lb.
39c 29c 29c 21c 21c
FARM-FRESH^? PRODUCE Jp
IS
IOO lb.
Bag
POTATOES
WISCONSIN
CABBAGE
LETTUCE r 13c
Solid Crisp Heads, Lb.
$3.14
3c
ONIONS
SWEET
POTATOES
large Hoad U. 8. No. 1 10 IJh. Bag
8 Lbs.
34c 25c
BRAISED SHORT RIBS of Beef with VogetaWos 2 lbs. beef short ribs Flour 2 tablespoons lard 2 teaspoons salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper ’4 onion ’4 cup water 2 carrots ’6 grbon popper (If desired) 2 stalks celery Cut short ribs into individual squares and flour them. Brown slowly on all sides in lard, al-lowing"0-30 minutes for browning. Add seasonings, onion (minced), and % cup water. Cover closely and simmer for 2 hours. Add vegetables, cut small, and continue cooking for 30-40 minutes. Remove meat to platter, thicken the vegetable gravy with 1 tablespoon flour stirred into ft clip water. Serves 4 or 5.
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FLAKES Large Pkg.
23<
GRIMES GOLDEN
3 LB. 23<
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TREMBLY’S Q<hkI OTZahAet
15 N INDIANA ST. • PHONE 740- EAST SIDE OF SQUARE
Society News Century Club In' Meet Friday The Century Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2::i() at the home of Mrs. L. G. Stellings.
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Wilma Hughes' Wedding Announeed * Mr. and Mrs. William Hughe.:^ announce the marriage of their daughter Wilma to Paul Robert Zimmerman which took place at the Mitchel Christian church October 8th. at 2:30 o’clock with eRv. Leland Plew officiating, using the double ring ceremony. Those witnessing the ceremosiy were Mrs. William Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Meric Zimmerman, j Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman are both I graduates of the Roachdale high i
school
.}. a .;. Friday Sewing Circle, To Meet The Friday Sewing Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Ollle Smithers Friday, October 13th, for an all day meeting. 4- -!• -IWoman's Bible Club To Meet, Friday The Woman's Bible Club will meet Fr iday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Albert Landes, 119 south Jackson street. Miss Helen O’Dell will have charge of the program. •f -h + •!• Woman's Bible Class Will Meet on Friday The Woman’s Bible class of Gobin Memorial chttrch will meet Friday j afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. j Albert Landes.
Mrs. Louise Cowger of Fainbrid<*e is a patient in the county hospital. Beatrice Wade of Fillmore was admitted to the county hospital Wed-
nesday.
Lela Carmichael, srfbth Indiana street, was admitted to the county hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Nola Martin of Bainbridge returned to her home Wednesday from the county hospital. The Ladies Auxiliary to General Jesse M. Lee, post No. 1550 will meet Friday October 13th at 8:00 p. m. in the V. F. W. Hall. There will be initiation. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold of Winchester visited at the home of M and Mrs. G. F. Brant Sunday and attended the memorial service for Mr. Arnold’s son, Vernoft.
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@ 4- -I* -F -F •!• + -F + -F + + -F > Q • ANNIVERSARIES a + + + + + + »!-+ ♦>> + ■(■ > ii ^ Wedding Pvt. and Mrs. Bruce E. Helton, one year today, Oct. 12. Pvt. Helton is stationed in England. Mr. and rMs. Paul Grider 4 years Oct. 12, 1944. Birthday Kenneth Earl Reynolds, 8 years today, Oct, 12th. Jerry Ray Crodian. 406 North College, 3 years yesterday, October 11. Waneta Jane Carlin, 312 Ohio St., 17 years today Oct. 12th. Keith Allan Hatcher, son of Mr and Mrs. Paul Hatcher, 10 years, Oct. 12th. Raymond Loran Alexander, 17 years today, Oct. 12. Charles K. Hall, 89 years today, Oct. 12.
FOR SALE l»ul< h Belted Dairy Cattle, good quality cows and heifers. COBERT JENKINS Georgetown, Indiana
Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock, No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. FASTEETH is alkaline (non»cid). Does not sour Checks ‘‘plate Ddor” (denture breath). Get FAS TEETH at any drug store.
DISCOVER how easily' and quickly you can make delicious, oldfashioned pie crust at every baking with this precision-mixed blend of home-quality ingredients. Thy Flako once and we believe you will always use it.
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And here’s the easy, sore way to make homequality corn ^muffins —J Flakom.
e' fc-.' ^ Meet Your Neighbors at Your Neighborhood Grocery - Appreciates Your Patronage.
SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES LARGE BOX 6 f, » r 29c
POLAR BE# • FLOURVawtMiau*? L ARKANSAS CITY,
25 Lbs, $1.19
JUICE 46 "i- 21
HOLD
FLY-DED 6 oz. 10c
LAItt
WASHtS CLOTHES SPARKLING . WHITE
<**««, BREUKMSf ffUnxiM QUAKER OATS, Regular or Quick, 20 oz AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR, 20 ol I PENNANT WAFFLE SYRUP, 32 oz. . .
DEL MONTE
COFFEE Lb. Glass
KELLOGG PEP
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1 For
SAUER KRAUT
PARD
Dog Food 2 '<» 21c
FARM BRAND Apple Butter 28 oz 2
SWAN
SOAP
large 2 FOR
PHILLIPS
G. Beans 2 25
No. 2 Can
DOUBU >' . BOND BUYING
WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST DELICATESSEN MEATS AN HAIRY PRODUCTS.
FROM THE PRODUCE DEPARTMEI GRAPEFRUIT. Large Florida 2L __ ORANGES, California, 288 Size, Doz. 2 CELERY, Michigan Jumbo, Stalk 1 CABBAGE. Wisconsin, Lb. 4c 50 bag
lB $1
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERS
Rowland's Grocery 105 West Berry Street. Lockwood's Grocery 307 West Liberty Street.
Lee Williams Bloomington Street Hedge's Market Broadway and Main
Mark's Circle Inn Grocery North Jackson Cash MarM
611 South Jdckson Street. Campus Market 602 South College Ave.
602 North Jackson Street. Taylor Grocery 1013 South Locust Street
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE CASH AND CARRY