The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1946 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946.

COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY

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him to the usefulness of his Thomas, Your\g Adult Class; ptu't:

Hmbs. Joseph's brethern should Willard E, Umbreit, Adult Class. “Here’s a good story."

have lemembered him as long as Id:IV! a. m. Worship Service. “ We are selling happiness j they lived for the kindness which Sermon: "Religinus Mirages." nothing but that nothing com-

) he t ho wed in giving them corn Music: Prelude: Adagio (First mercial.

I to eat after their unkind Sonata.) Mendelssohn; An-' “And one of the by-products' rr dale to 2nd black top road,! j ae- on-to him. Naaman. who was them: CherubiivS.ing, Bortnian- of laughs are smiles. . . . and old follow signs Most varieties It captain of the host of the King.*k>; Offeratory: Adagio, Wider; of the authorities on smiles and] b. Steele Mgr O-ilOp Syria, must have always* Postlude; Finale. Widor. .■ v.hat they can do for your face!- ‘

■ - (name omitted), author! SALE: Nice Orimes Gold-j

FOR SALE: L and % inch pipe 200 feet of each. Man ford

Craver, Welding and Repair SerFOR SALE: APPLES— Mary-j 'dee. 20S N. Jackson St., Greei • dale Orchard on 42 east of Clov-J eastle Indiana. ll-:;p

of Syria, must

BENEFITS those that come from God. They cherished that little servant maid Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Women’s is are more deeply seated than pointed him to the prophet Circle. Dr. Paul Thomas 'vill of

not al'

way yes, it will help your face

other pe°P le

,,, have the benefit of L bus system for conjpd from its doors. - c benefit of excellent and hospitals. It is Movable, the marveltM t have been wrought Leon's knife and the sedicines. "'e know the

METHODIST < HI RC H John Tennant, Minister

“• ■ •” (title omitted), a

jOSitl. Psalm many others. The temporal bene- *■' Isinol who delivered him of speak on some problems of the. book of theories on beauty,

t"' 'l t , r the 2;^. fits are for time only while God's his leprosy. If these kindnesses Race€ - The Worship will be con-, “A smile will go a long. Ion;

'""laird 0 my soul benefits are largely for eternity. ( were remembered by the crippled ducted by Mrs. R. L. Parent

lhl his benefits.” The soul is more important thn i man, by Joseph's brechern and by*

,i e today are the body and will live forever, ^aamaig then it seems timely <«OBIN MEMORIAL

** ! * 01 ore benefits therefore the benefits which th3 t someone arise and call to reWltl ' m in the] God renders to it must be cor.- me mbrHnce, the Gift which God

sidewd of greater importance.

, i only begotten Son. Somebody a11

Now there are a few stakes' . . , f . ought to remember that Christ 10:40 Nursery for small chilthat I wish to drive in regard *e , .

gave his blood to redeem us. Ail dr?n

tne text under consideration. The „ j ol ns ought to

first stake is this, The near ap-1 . , . . ,i benelits" that

proach of the Lord to the so il . . ... i the Lord, of man is always a bervefit. It is'

en, Jonathan and Red Delicious Apples, MeOullrrigh Orchards. Phone R0F2. 5-tf

FOR SALE: 1938 Ford V-8, 5

made to a sinful world, chat of His! ^ Church School classes for

! only begotten Son.

evident that there was a great affinity between the soul of King David and the Lord for his soul

remember “the 10:45 Morning Worship and

come to us from'P reachin S servioe - j Dr. William E. Clark, pastor j of the First Methodist Church,

stand the strain of years, years, i ne . v t i rcSi m otor recently overyears your face can remain al j hauled. Willis O'Neal, Greenmost forever young If you'll use castle, R. 2. 9-4p a smile. j —— “I think this will make a go., 1 KOK SALE: Purebred Hamp-

I shire boars and open, gilts. Loral

FOR SALE: Austra White’s 300 pulcts. 100 yearling hen-. Mrs. Lee Myers. Russellville, In . 12-2n FOR SALE: Fat geese, dressed if wanted. Mrs. W. H. Reasor. Groencastle R 4. Dunbar bridge. 12-lp.

WANTED: To buy a small farm or to rent farm on thirds near Groencastle. Write Ross F. Clodfeltor, Rockville, Indiana. R R. 3. in -T .

Chickens, Rabbits. wanted, highest price paid. 248 Nortl Seville Ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. Phone Lincoln 9516. Market 0635. 8-30-p

FOR SALE: Two good small I ice-boxes, .">0 lbs. and 75 lbs. cap- ] acity. John Tharp. 608 south Indiana St. 12-lt,

Endicott, 2 miles West town State Road 234.

The Third stake I want to

happiness Interview. . , “May 1 hear from you?"

“Signed name omitted) “Director, National Laughi FOR SALE: 1 Week Foundation” | grinder $54.00; t

I Air Compressor

James-

10-3p.

,, Insurance system; if

burns, there is money j 8 engaged in the blessing or th • • our automobiles are magnifying of God's name and Itfif is finance to re- also making mention of his bene-

c[ bu y another; If we fits.

or our loved ones die. People in general do not look )((ly help to lighten our | U p () n me Christian life with thpay the bills. I ro ( r j^pt prespectivc, they seem to

term, "benefit” Is not

thinking, but it is be-j CH p w p, en j n f ac t j S me very

drive is. ought to

that

lead uu to a

these benefits, S, ' uUl Bl ' nd ’ wiU delivi ' r ^! Mr Director.

) Yes, you may hear from me

time 0 f, nl0rnin S' sermon. Dr. Tennant

celobral on. In this Psalm, Davidi"' 11 f ,reach at Snu th Bend.

is having a celebration, “a Urn.! 1 Anthem

of expression”. Every house-j wife npi-reciates when members’ of .he heme make a little celebration to her for her faithful-1 ness in cooking meals, making

What I was going to write in ors;

FOR SALE: Solid mahogany spinet desk; black seal fur coat.

] size 16-18; lady’s black winter 3 H. P. benchjooat, size 38; Man's black chinH. P. Wayne, ehilla overcoat, size 40-42; ward$168.25; All) robe trunk. Phone 633. 12-lt

■natal hancMcart $6.7f>; Tras.ii

burners; Pump jacks with mot I FOR RENT Electric tank heaters) bOR RENT: Nice place for

WANTED: Two riders to Indianapolis working 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Driving, to State House. Call 739-JX. 12-2p.

WANTED: Married fa,rm han.1. Good house without electricity. William Luther, 2 1-2 miles east of Bainbridgc. 12-2p. WANTfD First Cook, Putram County Hospital. 8-‘>t

-Lost-

Cheruhic Hvmn my “ b,,ul t,u ‘ St. Louis $39.50 ; 5 gallon gas can $1.60:1 cue runic Hymn—| «•»« .am ... -I

trailers, electricity and wat.

beds, sweeping floors and all:

think it is a liability or a hamli- othcr 0utit>s in the home Xh( . „„ , husband and father of the home

tr v day in many recog- cppostu . It would be a false re- respond8 to H pp. ( . cialjvo v .- r ds

presentation to say that . the re | a , ive tc his h . irt , wol k t , 8up . school is only a place to pay out Uu . ntietlB of the hous. .-.old.

I Heard the Voice of t

Jesus Say Harris*; Miss Wanda

Steward, soloist

Organ: Entraia Ernest Austin,, Berceuse-Vierne Van Denman Thompson, or-

ganist

4:45 Candlelight Vesper Ser-

Girl” contest was that Kelt weather stripping; B, V if| furnished, $10.00 a month, all a< - wonderful, but only) rakes 69c; Sealy mattresses] l0lnnl0(la l'°ns- at John Tharp's

.... f - I 1W lit la 1 ■w-lli

•Smile

^ smiles are

when they are spontaneous, un-] $46.50; Heating stoves $49 50 up: ( t08 south lu'liaun St

rehearsed, sincere smiles. Two of the finalists in the con

LOST: Brown waPet, near Chateau Theatre. Sunday night, i Finder return to Don Glancy, Delta Chi house. Reward. 11-21

12-lt. ,

Monarch malleable kitchen rang- j i s $154.50; Hudson all metal hog

LOST OR STRAYED: Sma!l white female dog, one brown ear brown around one eye. Answers to name of Dixie. Reward. Dn’-

12-2n.

REAL ESTATE

test are air line hostesses “who! re,- ( l Pr8 *48.75; Furnace hlowc- 1 H OK •'' AI ' K: 5 r,,<,n1 nuidern la)) King, 208 Daggy St.

have piled up an eviable record; complete with controls; Hand h " US '’’ h _ a,f acre vve ’ 1 *°*

oi congratulatory messages, for 1 pumps and cylinders; Myers! I ' l ’ t< '' 1 '

Inquire at Banner. 10-3r.

presentation to say mat - toe relatlve T) . his h . -ixl wolk t , 8U ,..< „ . . „ , , ;ve mentioned bene- sehool ia only a pl ace to pay out thc nt . etls of the hou„ .'.. Id.'p.®. s mp mating fvei are all limited ns y OUt . nl0 ney, for the school gives r .. . . i 1 ,, av pn'v father | ^ .

.ppllcation The ach ®° , | back in education more than all appi . ecl .p* a m tle celeb■: tic t mg ° ni ^ 4 00 '“ rl SC ° Ut meCt '

He mind and is large- the lnoney W ),i c h may be invest- or( . 0 ,, whil) . for tho p ., .,, to that capacity. The| ^ u wo)lld 1)t . unkjn( , to say j,;., r i f i t . t , . Iove has matte f , r u8 .'

plane ! over-casing H H. P. deep wvllj FOR SALE: 160 ac.i s, 8 room ; automatic water systems; Fair-jh aise. 2 barns, also 3 room

LOST: Pair horn rimmed glasses between East College and Double Decker. Reward. Call 646-J, 10-4t.

nd hospital have theT i for they have heiling tne body. The Insurance greatly handicapped L mainly with the pockHunmity is serimw'y 'some benefits that are f the limit of any help above benefits prom-

that yuur good home physician is T , lis ( . elc ,, ttion sho „ ul

7:00 E*iy Scoot meeting Tuesday 6:30 Chamber of Com-

merce Dinner

MISCELLANEOUS

be la

oniv after your money when he W0| .,| hut should go beyond 7:30 First Quarterly Confer-! 1:0 SIH ' a pietty girl dressed in gives back to you, mole than VV(m t s it should be expressed by ence, j white, smiling at you while she

Dr. Brie] E. Horn, presiding, j w handing out chewing gum and

Wednesday 7:00 Gobin Choir '

business meeting

healing, than you ever give to j..oly living and sincere labor in. him, In money. It would be untr.i - njl ,' vineyart i. .. A celebration as

to accuse the insurance company l0|11 , as , ife itself.”

of being a handicap because of the premiums that are required and not to consider the claim.; which they pay annually. Now if the above is unfair to the school.

their smiling service

passengers.”

Well, up in a plane, particularly't banks-Morse jet deep well w;it'*r house. Large apple orchard and when the weather is rough and! systems. C. H. and C. Hard-' other fruit trees Plenty of water you wonder whether you are | ware, Bainbridge. 10-tf. I Electricity avail able'soon, house! — I already wired* 7 mites eut, 2 **hve vmn next party at ftoliFOR SALE: White table fi'P, mi i eg north o{ Brazil. lt-3p ]'lay Inn, 5 miles south CTover-

gas lange in excellent condition. Chest of drawers with desk. Ca 1 ! 429-R. ll-2p.

ever going to get back down to] earth, a professional smile is a very useful tool of the trade. It makes you feel much better

i miles north of Brazil. 11-3p J

■— i dale. Heated rooms or cottage

FOR SALE: 250 acre farm.

with fireplace.

10-3n.

S. C. S

,> created man and ^ ......... .... into his nostrils Uu tkp p ky g|cian or the Insurance i life, ever afterward company, it is equally true to ■ a living soul. T here- say t j iat Christ’s coming into th>-

nfeds

ST. PAUL’S CATHOLIC

CHURCH

Francis Kull.

Sunday Schedule:

8:00 a. m. Low mass. 10:00 a .m. High mass.

Onnfessions — Saturday 4:00-

FOR SALE: 8 good ewes; good Collie dog. Ida Evens. 7

looking calm and serene and hap-j n , ilP8 west Gr( . P neastle. ll-2p. i--y- i "Who am I.” you say to ymur FOR SALK: Yearling ram, self, “to be afraid, when this! r am lambs, registered South-

fragile beauty seems to be so sure] downs, that everything is all right with; white rabbits.

the human, llpaid or home and community is'jj.^ p M 7:15.8:16 P. M. Bespmhial as well a- a „ Bbillty> when Christ gives fore all malWB .

The school has never many times more to us in beneto reach the heart cry fj( s than he ever will require of

oul The psalmist said hurt panteth after the ; so panteth my soul, 0 God." The benefits ■ * derived from the phy- «! the hospital have littl" wounded affections or

Week days—7:00 a m mas*. 1

7:P. M. Fridays

Benediction. i

. Thursday 1:00 W.

luncheon meeting.

8:00 Golden Key Square Dano-

i ,: ’"

| Friday 2:30 Women's Bible' the world?”

( Cll’h meeting at the home of Mrs. ^

Vlbfrt Landes. Mrs. Robert But 1 have seen smiles tbit]

/ergleman will lead in devotion; sicken me.

jMifs Helen Odell will present the They are the smiles

I program. (hotel clerk who

7:00 Gobin choir rehearsal.

good house and barn, just off|.

good paved road, plenty of wat- Something New Has Been Adder. five or six miles from Green-1 ed: We now have a lathe and an eastle. See John Tharp, 608 »xperienced ojierator. Your lat.u south Indiana St. 12-lt. i work will be handled at our shoo.

Manford Craver, Welding and

I

WANTED

Repair Service, 208 N. Jackson

Sorghum molasses and, WANTED: Soy beans eombin- St.. Greencastle, Indiana. ll-28p

Donald Thomi.s,l in K' C' ba ''“ s Rt a rr. Rural

2' . miles southeast Manhattan.

17F12.

10-31. i

ll-3p.i WANTED:

1>X)R SALE: Duroc spring Ca!l 6R4 -• ,

boars. Immuned and pure bred.

us. The Holy Scriptures tell i.s that Godliness is profitable to both the life which now i.s and also the one which is to come. Th? second stake to be driven from this tent, is, the benefits from God must not be forgotten.

suil> The financial ,aii, people like to do things for those j

jirance cannot in&VT {fir who appreciate and lemembo*.' nesday of each month at 8:00 tnat the soul has to The crippled man at the gate of; - - G"' 1 lext reveals i kp temple must have always re-j I’LEAsANT HILL »ri an- benefits that ar? membcied Peter and John who] Sunday School- 10 A different from any that gave Pmi a helping hand and.Robert Johns, Superintendent

< Ht'Kt II OF THE NAZAKENE C. A. Newby. Minister. , Sunday school at 9:30 with Miss Dorothy Tlirt, Supt., in.

CHIUS! IAN SCIENCE

SOCIETY

429 Anderson street

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Sunday services at 11:00 a. m. ,

Testimonial service* 3rd Wed- j Tho worship service will begin

at 10:30 with songs by the choir and congregation. There will be

you can’t have a room or th 'j

Stork Club headwaiter who lays your pocketbook while smiles and regrets that

table i.s reserved.

One of

" f Mcfiaughev, Rnssellivlle. tells you that j B . 4p

WANTED: Ride

or

Any students who are interest-

I ed in working on Saturdays or Some comb honey. I Saturday evenings, may apply :it

ll-2p. Sisters Lunch, north Jackson

Street. 11-21

to Allison’s

,r

Plant No. 5, or to Indianapolis] NOTICE: The Co-ed

to 7 Hanna

Beauty

I (harge. There are classes for all kll(AV vilifies her friends and jages. Study with us next Sun- m . 1>!hbo , s while she smiles be-

i righly and shows two lovely dimples for good measure.

FOR SALE

he cream separator, hand or elect-1 Madison St. eve; y | tie. Been used twice, Lou Morrl- WANTED • json. 1'4 miles south of Mt Mer-| taurant hplp

the meanest women ijidian. 10-3p ] g a nner.

city limits, 7:30 a. m. to 4:18 p. j Shop nas moved

H Dclgiv.d j m. Russell K. Baker. 312 N.j Court. Phone 592.

Experienced res- i Inquire Box 25.

8-61

Will he open

ll*3t. j for appointments October 15th.

11-3t.

, day.

FOR SALE: 1934 Ford V-8 5 new tires, motor recently over-

Anybody can smile by ju;t

j special music and singing. Mrs. lrnkinf , a faco

| r,allied. Willis O’Neal, 1 | south of Mt. Meridian.

I I

miles 1 l-4p.

Suits. Top Coats. Over Coals $5.95 to $16.00 Shoes aiid dresses. Bargain Store. Over Fleenor’s Drug Store. 12-lp

suggested. These are through faith

in Chrirl restored

: an eiv-rg .-uid an art to be used day by day.

Worship Service—11 A. M. Come and worship with us.

.. „ I 18-20. Made of 100 percent pure

M . P. Qualls will have charge of the , llt th( . smile that counts is the! mohair pile "Alaskan Kurh" !.ringing. The morning message that ahow8 al 8o in the eyes! Like new. Call 780-W. 11-31

and eyes don't lie, I 1 , — 1 _ ^ . 1 ,, 1 FOR SALE: Six gr Only the heart can make the . ,,

I cows one ivd Shorthorn hull

"WANTED DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE to handle top

quality line of mineral feeds. Ex- Plenty of apples perienoed man preferred. Ample $1.50 and $1.75 a

FOR SALE’ Indies coat siz! ! territory. Excellent proposition Cullough Orchard.

for right man. Write In detail to,

Midwest Mineral Company, Greenwood, Indiana.” 10-3t

and pears, bushel Me-12-11.

. will be given by the evangelist. | Rev. George Brannon. This ser-

! vice is designed to help you live

CH REPAIRING 15 Days Service. ill Glascock 5 Hanna Court.

1

PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION RALPH S STUDIO

wbbnth is a firm foundation on which to build a six story

ECTRICAL TRACTING MOORE lectric PHONE 72

WIRE REPAIR SERVICE NELSON and CO. REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC SHOP PHONE 181

* uxur y of the heart that surpasses the enjoyment

Automobile Ports Store HESS and SERVICE "*• 11 •«:! 456-1

McCallie Elec. Dependable! Safe Wiring 30 YRH. EXPERIENCE 806 Maple PR""*' 1 * 1 GREENCASTLE

*j*°P'* talk, and think afterwards; others think and talk

•ids.

1 a better Christian life.

The youth services are in the

doesn’t come rut a smile

< HI K< II OK GOD

Corner of Apple and Maple

Sts. j evening at 6:45 with the juniors Kr ' 1ttiaco Sunday school 9:30 a. m. ! ‘ a ‘he basement and the older

Evening service 7:30 p m. j young people Young Peoples meeting 6:30 p.j itorium.

m.

eyes smile and any smile thet

from the heart at all but just

I months old.

Indiana.

milk

18

fji-e Myers, Russell-

12-2p

in the church audBoth services are under excellent leadership.

Wednesday night service 7:30.| The evening service will begin

st 7:30 with inspiring songs and music. Rev. Brannon will bring the evening message. Be sure to

hear him!

Revival services continue

at 7:30.

Saturday night service 7:30. j

( HI Ki ll OF CHRIST Grover Wood, minister. Sun-lay School 9:45 Morning Service 10:45 Everyone Welcome

UR WIRING IS USED MORE COLD WEATHER IS IT SAFE? Call U s For Estimates (CALLIE ELECTRIC

20 YEARS MAPLE st.

EXPERIENCE

PHONE 131

THE GREENCASTLE ( HI IU H-OK-< HKIST Bible Study Sunday morning 9:45. Morning Worship 10:45 Evening Services 7:00. APOSTOLIC GOSPEL TABERNACLE East Washington St. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Young Peoples Meeting 7:00 p.

m.

Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service 7:45 p. m. Thursday night Bible Study 7:45 p. m. All are welcome. FIRST BAPTIST CHI'RCH Raymond Skelton, Minister Church S-hooi 9:30 Classes and teachers for all ages Phil Scroggln. Supt Morning Worship 10:15 Sermon Theme "National Pros, perity." Youth Fellowship 6:30 Evening Worship 1:30 Sermon Theme "H? Of Good Cheer.” Mid-week service Thursday 7:23 Rev. S. E. Davies will lead in t.ait service. Visitors are always welcome

every night next week

The Nazarene congregation ex tend to you an invitation to In

with us all next week.

i FOR SALE: Perfection oil

So. Mr. Director of the Smile, )an g,.. ivory and black, 5 hurnFactory, thanks for the "no!.-' el .„ wicks, high oven, hlgc. commercial” letter. I prefer my spped poi S. Indiana St. 11-21. miuIcs made to order. I _____

I for SALE: Two throughbred Poland China boar*. Lodell Robbins. Roachdale. 12-2p.| VoR SALE: 145 Barred Roekj pullets, one good Hereford bull,, cue fat work horse. Abner Co*, ,

BOWLING

7:00

J

7 00

REVIVAL AT NAZAKENE The revival services at th

Church of the Nazarene are pro-^ '' :30 grossing with increasing inter-' - J”

(-st. Rev. George Brannon ofj

Richmond, Ind., is preaching " :( 8l

some real constructive mesnagerf for the building of a great cam-

paign.

Mrs. Paul Qualls of Indianapolis has been added to the staff of special workers. Mrs. Qualls is a wonderful pianist and also plays the piano-accordion and brings special numbers in song each evening. You will enjoy these numbers. The meetings will continue a'l] next week and a special invlta-j lion is extended to everyone

(DePauw Gym) Monday Zinc Mill vs. Post Office Tuesday -University A vs. Univer-

sity C

Wednesday Coca Cola vs. Dobbs Thursday Eitel’s vs. Home Laundry Midwest vs. University B

Friday

Johnson’s vs. V. F. W.

WANTED: Panel tiuck or se-

dan delivery Call collect Plainfield. WANTED: salary, good ters Lunch,

Street.

in good Mike’s

condition. Cleaner s 10-3p.

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES

INDIANA LOAN CO. I9' 2 E. Washington I’h. 15

Waitresses. Good hours. Apply Sisnorth Jackson 1 1l-2t.

WANTED:

1 1-2 years old.

Bainbridge.

Holsetin bull near

E. C. Darrall,

12-2p

Bainbridge, Ind.

12-'U j

FOR SALE Modem 7 room | house, bath, storm window* ; j glassed in back poren. four room basement, rity water, well, eistern. New hollow tile barn and , chicken heuae and a number ol fruit trees. Small acreage. H. C Mrirrison. ,12-2p.

Repair your bad roof before winter starts in. HOOFING LA! ED, KEI'AIRED, ROOFS PAINTED. (all A. J. JONES Sinclair Service Station, Cloverdale — L. ( arney.

STOKOL STOKERS Sales and Service

NEW FERN WES IMMEDI \TE 1.VST A ELATION Repair for all makes furnaces. We service all makes stokers, oil burners, boilers and furnaces. ACE HEATING and VENTILATING CO. D M E OEER — -I. HI KTON Phonn SUM Or Write D. Olrr Routn 1

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Wayne T. Gray, Guest

Minister

Miss Grace Grogan, Organist'

poor I — —* ——• j w(j()n, oupv., how to make a living but do not know how College Class

Director

9:30 a. m. Church school, Dr. D. J. Cook. Supt., Fred E. Dun-

Dr. Peal A.

Erich Brandeis’ I was just going to write a

Miss urace ' column about the “Smile Girl " Miss Margaret Allsop. C3w>‘r, ^ ^ he , d 8t .

contest.

Louis, when I received a letter from a New York press agent. This is what the letter said in 1

l