The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 December 1944 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANt^R, G3EENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1944.

A 4 Bell Picture Everyone Should See. CHATEAU TONITE THRU THURSDAY SUPER SHOCK SENSATION! Don’t Let These Terrors Come Again Never Again The Heartbreaks of War. IF WE STAMP OUT THE PLOTTING GERMAN HIGHUPS NOW AND FOREVER! SEE "THE MASTER RACE” Also — Lulu Color Cartoon and Latest News.

The Washington Township G. C. Club will be Tuesday. Dec. ,19th instead of Dec. 21st as stat-

ed, at the home of Lucille Herbert. Please bring material and wash cloths for Red Cross work. 1

FREE EVERY BODY THAT BUYS A WAR BOND ON DEC. 7TH. FROM ANY BOND ISSUING AGENT IN GREENCASTLE WILL RECEIVE A FREE PASS TO THE CHATEAU THEATRE

BOWEL CLEANING POWER OF ERB-HELP MEDICINE One man recently took ERBHELP three days and said afterward that he never would have believed his body contained so much filthy substance. He says his stomach, intestines, bowels and whole system were so thoroughly cleansed that his .onstant headaches came to an ?nd, several pimply skin erupt* ions on his face dried up overnight. and even the rheumatic oalns in his knee disappeared. At present he is an altogether dif* erent man, feeling fine in every vny. ERB-HELP contains 12 Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidney’s. Miserable people soon fell different ill over. So don't go on suffering! Get ERB-HELP. Sold by all Drug Stores in Greencastle. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Clara B. Ruark to Claude R. Coffin, etal land In Marion twp.

$1.

Cretin E. Boone, Adm. to William T. Boone land in Washington twp. $1150.

SPORTS NEWS BOWLING (By Jim Zeis)

BASKETBALL

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Give him tics or give him sox. Shaving kits and shirts and shoes. Comb and brush to slick his locks, Penney s is the place to choose'

Sheer Leg Flattery! RAYON HOSE

Full - fashioned for smooth, clinging fit. Glowing shades. Duration Sheer.

75c

School Girl Favorites Bright New DRESSES Rayons and cottons in princess or dirndl j QQ styles! Pretty pis- #0 tela!

All Wool — Fully Lined

Boys' Casual Coats

Fancy checks and Glen Plaids! All wool suede cloth sleeve. Sizes 8 to 18.

6.90

SLACKS. 6-18

3.88

Choose Ills Right Si/a-! They’ll Always Fit! TOWNCRAFT DELUXE DRESS SHIRTS Lustrous, white-as-snow broadcloth. Fancy stripes, on suit-matcher colors! Washing • loesn't dim the beauty of these woven-through designs one bit! No-starch Nu-Craft Collars.

1.98

TIES WITH PERSONALITY

Sporty type? All wool plaids! Rasing young executive? Woven satin figures. Likes novelties? Unusual hand painted ties! All have wool linings. Woven Satin Brocades, Printed Foulards, Others

98c

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Mercerized Cotton, Rayon Socks Self-ribbed verticals, clocks and f gay plaids. Reinforced! 3 prs. |.Uw ELASTIC-BACK SUSPENDERS 98t Men's Topgrain LEATHER BELTS Genuine cowhide, seal, or goat. Metal or covered buckles. 1". #OC

Smartly striped wown edge. Leather ends or metal clasps.

Aceeaaory Wardrobe GIFT HANDBAGS 4.98 Rich leather envelope and top-handle styles. Brown, Black, Patent. Variety of Styles GAY HANDBAGS

3.98

Leathers and longbearing fabrics. Black tume colors!

Tiger Cubs Double Score On Martinsville; Old Gold Shades Indiana Team, 51-50

Creencastle's Tiger Cubs -administered a sound spanking to thu Martinsville Mgh school basketball team Tuesday night in the local gym, doubling the score on the visitors and winning 34 to 17. The Cubs were a decidedly “cold" team in the first quarter being unable to find thv range and the Artesian City outfit led 8 to 4 at the end of the opening eight minutes of play. During the second period, the locals began to "thaw'’ a little and finally forg' d into a 12 to 9 advantage at the half. Coming back in the third frame. Wayne Shonkwiler staged n one-man blitz as he sparked the Greencastle quintet offense I with 9 points and the Cubs wvre ahead 25 to 14 at the three1 quarter post. j Maintaining their tight defense .which allowed Martinsville only 8 points during the entire second half, the Greencastle aggregation went on to win, 34 to 17, with Coach Fred Fechtman sending in a host of substitutes during the closing two minutes of competi-

tion.

Pat Buckner's guarding of Miller, elongated center for the Artvslans, was one o fthe main highlights of the contest. The Cubs had considerable trouble in finding the hoop on free throws and no doubt Fechtman will drill his proteges in

this department

before

the

tilt

with Greensburg

here

Friday

evening. Lineup and summaries

(■rvencastlc (34)

Hoffman, f

Buckner, f

J. Dunn, c

Tzouanakis, g

Shonkwiler, g

H. Dunn, f

Lady, g

Goodman, g

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TOTALS

Martinsville (17)

Godsey, f

Brock, f

Miller, c

Turley, g

Baker, g

Goss, f

Moreland, f

Truax, g

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TOTALS

Score by Quarters Greencastle 4 12

Martinsville

8 9

Officials: Bender and O'Neil.

DePauw came from behind in a thrilling encounter at Bloomirgton Tuesday to shad^ the Indiana University netters, 51 to 50. Ti ailing their Big Ten Conference opposition by nine points midway in the second half, the Tigers whittled away at this margin and a bucket by Gerich put the Old Gold ahead with a minute and a half remaining. The Methodists "froze’’ the bah and the final gun found them winning their second straight game of the season. DePauw led at the rest intermission. 24 to 22. after the lead Pad changed five different times. hondon with 19 points and [ Gardner with 17 were the big guns in the Tiger victory drive. I Walton, at guard, was also a main cog in the Old Gold mach- 1 ine. . Saturday nigar, the Tigers travel to Evanston. 111., where' ihey will meet their second Bi" Ten foe, a tough Northwestern aggregation. Summary: DePauw (51) Ft. FT I’F !a>ndon, f 7 5 C Gardner, f 7 3 4 Lahr, c 10 2 Longfellow, g 1 0 1 Walton, g 2 3 1 Hitch, g 0 0 0 Dickey, c . 0 0 0 Komiss, c 0 0 1 Mumford, c 0 0 2 Gerichs. c 2 n i Totals 20 11 12 Indiana (50) FG FT PF Paris, f 4 5 1 Rudcliffe, f 2 0 0 Johnson, c 2 15 Mercer, g 5 0 1 Brandenburg, g 4 13 Krlvnsky, c 3 2 4 Herron, g , 0 10 Russell, f 0 0 0 Schneider, g 0 0 0 Totals 20 10 14 Score at Half -DePauw 24 Indiana 22. Officials Walter Floyd (Butler) and Carl Dickerson (Wabash ). Basketball Wednesday Cloverdale at Roachdale Friday Qreensburg at Greencastle Fillmore at Bainbridge Russellville at Waveland Roachdale at New Winchester Reelsville at Cloverdale Saturday ■ DePauw at Northwestern

B TEAM WINS In the curtain raiser to the 8 o’clock game Creencastle’s undvfcated B team nosed out a hard fighting Martinsville reserve squad 26 to 24. Greencaatle B (26) FU FT PF Grimes, f 0 1 5 Crouch, f - 5 10 Miller, f 2 1 2 McClaine, f 0 0 0 Piercv, c 10 1 Miles, g 0 0 0 Hammondi g V) 2 3 4 Jefferies, g . 0 0 C TOTALS 10 6 12 Martinsville (25) FG FT PF J. Fair, f »1 2 4 C. Fair, f 3 13 Adkins, f „ 2 11 Johnson, c 0 0 f Caywood, c IOC Truax, g 3 1 1 Maxwell, g 0 0 2 Pates, g 0 0 C TOTALS 10 5 16 Officials. Henge and Jones. Bowling Wednesday 6:30 p. m.—University A vs O. K. Bargers 8:30 p. m. Zinc Mill vs. Stevens Drug Thursday 7 p. m.- Eitels vs. Universit) B Friday 7 p. m.—Post Office vs. Laun dry W I STANDING Eitels is f Stevens 17 7 V. F. W 16 8 University A 13 11 Coca Cola 13 , n Laundry u 13 University C 11 13 Zinc Mill 10 11 Midwest 10 11 University B f) 15 O. K. Barbers 0 . 15 Post Office 7 17 News Of Boys The new address of Dennis Buis is T Sgt. Dennis J. Buis, A. S. N. 35373325. Section C303, Lockbourne Army Air Base. Columbus. 17, Ohio.

WED - and th urs IVnciesam,

Jm A story of furlough

Your "Horn# In Indiana" Swetlhtarll jig

WITH NEWS HIS TALE IS TOLD ad FROM HAND 10 MOL AM) \KWS

study and prayer meeting. Canaan 10:00 a. m. Sunday scho 7:30 p. in. Thursday, study ami prayer meeting in the homes of the coma

CAN A A N -CLINTON FALLS PARISH Bernhard Friesen. pastor. Clinton Fulls— 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning-worship service. 6:30 Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting. 7:30 Evening service. A specmi program will be given by the Coates vi lie Gospel Team of Coatesville. The program will consist of special music by members of the group and a gospel message by Albert Allee. Everyone welcome. « 7:00 p. m. Tuesday, M. Y. F. Singspiration. ' 7:30 p. in'. Tuesday. ‘ Bible

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Have a Coca-Cola=Let’s all have fun

...or meeting friends at the Youth Center Across the land you find youth meeting togetl.er to talk, to dance, to have fun at Youth Centers. And the center of attraction is the wholesome refreshment of ice-cold Coca-Cola. Yes, the pause that rejresbes with ice-cold Coca-Cola is a friendly American institution. The words Have a "CoJte" are passwords to companionship. Coca-Cola stands as a symbol of hospitahty aud friendliness

to folks of all ages.

SOTTLtO UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COtA COMrANT SY COCA-COLA BOTTUNG CO.. Inc.

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Greencastle

Indiana.

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