The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 September 1947 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDI/NA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1947.

CHA i tAU TONIGHT & SATURDAY TIM HOLT IN “RIDING THE WIND” (’hap. 8 “BI.AOK WIDOW* CAHTOON & STOUTS

| Junior b rs fur the first time this man. ing at ceremonies honoring the 48 members of the new senior class. Miss Remsburg is beginning her second year as a student mirse on the University MedicaJ Center campus here.

.ITMOK M USK INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 5 Miss Rose Marie Remsburg, 313 North Indiana stieet, Greencastle, is one of the 17 members of the junior class at the Indiana University Training School for Nurses, who wore th ir new

CANAAN CHURCH 9:30 A. M., Sunday School Mrs. la-ster Miller, Supt. Miss Floy Lasby, Song leader Morning worship ami sermon will fallow, corviucted by the pastor. Subject: "My Church." 7:30 P. M., Evening church service. Short period of songs by congregation. Sermon to follow, "No Mighty Works Because.” Church prayer meeting will be held on Friday evening. KIM ASTI.K CHI ItCH Sunday School 10:00 i 4 uther B. Steele, Supt. Everyone welcome.

MAPLECROFT Auto Theater 5 Minute drive east of Stilesville FRIDAY A SATI KDAY “BORDERLAND" Hop Along Cassidy, Musical and Cartoon Adm. Adults lie. Children Frue, aceom|KUtie(l by parents.

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BAINBKHMiK MKTHODIST CHURCH Dr. J. E. Porter, Minister. The Methodist Sunday School meets at 10:00 with a class for every age and need of the com-j munity. Preaching service at, 11:00 when the minister will usej as his sermon subject: "A Glat 1 New Song for Every Day.” If you have no church home you arc cordially invited to worship! with us. If you belong to tlv'l church you are of course expect-j ed to be present.

BRICK CHATKI. MKTHODIST CHURCH A. Lewis Meredith, Minister. Are you adding your influence to the success of the Sunday school or the church service? Some are assuming responsibility. Are you? The annual meeting of the W. S. C. S. of the Greeencastle District will be in the Methedist Temple, Terre Haute, Sept. 19.

PrilLIC SALE A.s I am leaving my home, I will sell at auction, at my home in the west edge of ( loverdale, the following household articles and miscellaneous, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ID, 1947 STARTING AT 1 I\ M. (I).S.T.) HOUSEHOLD AND MISCELLANEOUS One bed springs and mattr ss, large mirror, sewing maehine, 2 dining tables and 8 eliairs, I rocking chairs, ironing hoard, carpet sweeper, '2 cabinet..,, ■> kitchen safes, dishes and kitchen utensils of all kinds, a Florence heater, Midway Point,“r range, 4 burner oil stove with oven (Perfection), rifle, shotgun, oil lamps, iron kettle and spider, coal oil cans, tank, and coal oil, 11x12 Congoleiim rug. 9 piece Kaltev Suite, consisting of dav,‘Miport, 2 rockers, desk and chair, sewing cabinet, center table and lamp, two 9xp» rugs, cooking utensil, and .some other miscellaneous. A 12 ft. ladder, step ladder, saws, spad-ts, shovels, garden tools of all kinds, wire stretchers, galxaui/.ed buckets, aluminum dish pans, wash tub and hoard, glass fruit jars, stone jars, all si/rs, iron kettle and barrel, 5 Ions Brazil Block Coal, 5 or fi cord of dry cook wood. TKKMS — ('AMI. Not respousihl,*. for accidents. MRS JOHN A. SMITH, Owner WAYNE BKANNKMAN, Auctioneer. IRA KNOI.I,, Clerk.

GREENCASTLE STORE ★ 11, nuart Aluminum Sauce Pot were (>2e Now 29< 2 quart Aluminum Sauce Pot were 85c Now 39c 8 quart Aluminum Sauce Pot were 99c Now 49c Aluminum Pie Pan* were ’:9c Now 19c ** quart Pressure ( ookers were $10.50 Now $8.95 Cast Iron Dutch Oven (Pvrcx Lid) were S2.9 > Now $1.79 Cast Iron IKiteh Oven (Extra Skillet Type Lid) were $8.59 Now $2.19 Enamel Sauce Pols (uilh lid) were $1.29 Now 79c I quart Enamel Sauce Pot (with lid) were $’M3 Now 1.19 Stainless Steel Chrome Plated Skillets were $2.89 Now l.<>9 Stainless Steel Chrome Plated Dutch Oven were $4.45 Now $2.19 Cake Covers (Enamel) were $1.95 Now 98c 5 Prong Clothes Oryer.s were $1.79 Now 79c 50* Rope Clothes Lines were ti7e Now 39c Wet Mop Fillers were (i!)c Now 29e Beauty Step-On Cans wen' $4.98 Now $2.!i8 Floral Design Metal Waste Baskets were $1.98 Now 98c Chrome plated Soap Dishes Tumbler Holders or Tissue Holders were 49c Now 29e 4 Piece Cannbder Sds were 89< Now 49< Cake Breakers W ere $1.29 Now 98( Wooden Potato Mashers were 30c Now Ilk I Piece Rangette S'ds, Salt, Pepper, Sugar, Flour were $1.00 Now 79c Dish Drainers were $1.29 Now 59c Combination Fire place Grates were $13.50 Now $2.98 Lawn Mowers wero $34.95 Now $24.95 Wire Broom Rakes were 89t: Now 59c Eleetrie Broilers were $12.(55 Now $5.95 Eleetrie Broilers were $3.95 Now $1.98 Flash Lights worm $1.45 Now 89c Housewares Clearance Bargains

penter. Ell Rogers received word that Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers of Wilhmington, Cal. are the pay eats of a baby girl, Susan Beth. The annual reunion of the Akers family was held Sunday, August 31. Mr. and Mrs. Nathal Call and Mrs. Earnest Thompson were hostesses. It. was held at the home of Mr. a,nd Mrs. Nathan. Call. A picnic dinner was served at the nooa hour and the afternoon was spent socially. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reed of Idnianapolis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed. Mr. ajid Mrs. J. R. Jones and family aivl Mrs. Meslissa Summer, moved to their property in the west end of town. Mr. Jones j recently purchased the grocery | stc,r e from Mr. A. B. Basey. Mrs. Millei Bohmon of Bengonia, Mich., spent the week visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kilr.'iy Cteele and family. Mrs. Carl Miller and daughter of Pittsburgh, Pa., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otta Bartlett.

loffi Erich Brandos* A great honor has just been Conferred upon me. I have been made a Life Member of the National Dunking Association. The membership card certifies that,, from now on, I am "permitted at all times to dunk domits either in private or in public, without criticism or interference.” Enclosed with the card was a little folder entitled "Official Rules For Dunking,” including the secret grip which members are supposed to give one another, and the eight correct ways of dunking a donut. Some day. perhaps, when I have become a Junking expert, I may be made a charter member, among whom are such pe pic as Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Jimmy Dorsey, George Jessel, Joe E. Lewis, Frank Sinotra, Jimmy Durante ajid Fibber McGee and Molly but until then I am only a Life Member.

PASTOR WORKS

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 5. - (UP) Rev. Daniel L. Huntwork, 37-ycar-old Baptist minister, looked at his calloused hands today and said it would be a good idea if more clergymen went into the ships and fields to work side-by-side with laymen. Huntwork just spent his month’s vacation in a factory earning $250 he had pledged to the Baptist World Mission crusade. He said the experience was worth much more to him than the money. Too many religious workers are losing touch with the everyday problems of the working man, he said.

Tile whole business is, of course, awfully silly and a publicity stunt for the donut manufacture,rs, but I think we do need much more silliness than we .enjoy in, these days of seriousness and ponderous problems. I have heard people say that our national clowns of radio,

bread, oozing with gravy, is to a

roast.

And my membership in the

NDA makes it official.

OOUNJCIL WOULD

SSURVEY U. S. HEALTH CHICAGO (UP)—A "packaged” health program for the United States would be wasteful and impractical, the research Council far Economic Security

stage and screen are paid entire-

ly to much money.

I don’t agree with that at all. The people who make us laugh and take ,us away for a while from the worries of life arc

worth supporting.

So I proudly accept my membership in the National Dunking Association which, as the letterhead says, is devoted to the en-

couragement of good cheer and j sa y a

good fellowship,” and I shall ; ^ Council urgcs even try to locate tor them the j wjde ^ gjj world's oldest dunker who, if his. a f focting health.

“The one basic principle which stands out above all others is that the health of the paople ultimately can be safeguarded not so much by meeting problems of immediate disease as by improving all the conditions of" life which affect health," the

Council says.

But it warns that problems

which vary widely from state to state would keep any single national measure from safe-

guarding national health. More New Englanders die

from heart disease than people of .any other region, it points (zut, hut because New Englanders live longer than those living in

claim is authenticated, will ceive a prize of $100.00.

Dunking has always been very dear to my heart a,nd has given me much pleasure and my wifi

much embarrassment.

While I am something of an amateur when it comes to dunking donuts, I am an expert at

dunking bread in gravy.

I simply cannot resist that nice brown liquid with which pot noast is covered or that fattening but luscious sauce without which no roast duck can possibly reach the height of perfection. Whether it be at home or In the home of friends or even in

the very best restaurants, I dunk other sections, the disease merely

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my bread in my gravy. A hundred times my wife has asked me not to dunk in public, but temptation is too strong. I break my bread, spread some butteV on it, look around to see whether anyone is watching, and, at the right moment the bread, speared on the fork, goes in the gravy. I swish it ar(zuivd for a few seconds, give it a final pressure and, with eyes closed m blissful anticipation, the mess, sometimes dripping a bit, goes into my mouth. Call me a hog, if you will, but you'll never be able to stop me from dunking. What the period is to the sentence, a piece of

Just arrived, of Fiesta ware, ty Shop.

large shipment Jones’ Special- ; 5-It. 1

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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter o( Saline City, are the parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday at th. Clay County Hospital. She was named Vicky Rose. Mrs. Carter is a sister of Mrs. Charles Wells. The small daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Orman is doing as well as expected.

Famuli'. Chefs learned, long ago, that to attair perfection in their culinary art, the rcclp" MUST hr folhmed exactly. (Rir recipts are simply meant as a memory jogger. Our aim is to establish a mutual friendship between, “He who serves,” and “He who sips,” Her,.| is another of our famous receipts—New Orleans Fizz Juice 1 2 Lime, .luicc ij lemon, I uz.. sweet cream, 2 oz.. Dry (.in, white of I egg, one teaspoonful fine granulated sugar, strenuously with rracked lee. Strain into a 10 oz„ glass, add a little H’dt/.er, stir slightly.

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* RCACHDALE * Mrs. Jim Newby and Mrs. L. B. Young of Kokomo were visitors Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Thompson and Saralea Young returned home with them. Mrs, Florence Hostetler spent i a few days last week in. Indian- ! apolis. Roy Carpenter of Chicago is visiting his sister, Miss May Car-

reflccts this than poor health. Tuberculosis deaths, which are highest in. the South, arc linked with a low standard of living, it says. Influenza and pneunvwia death ra,tes also are highest there. The Chinese Hung or Triad Society has the largest membership of any secret society in the' world. It was founded in 386 A.| D. to spread religion. Later it became a political organization, j

Eleven of 12 deans at Harvard University never went to Har-j vard. However, no president of the university has ever come from outside Massachusetts.

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Gorgeous Martha Vickers is costarred with Dane Clark and Sydney Greenstrcet in Warner Bros, new comedy - romance, "That Way With Women,” coming to the Vonea.stle Theatre on Friday and Saturday.

CANNING PRESSURE COOKER The answer to all canning problems is here! A pressure cooker eomplete with cunning rack for only—

$19.80

Ammunition For Rifles Shotguns and Small Arms FLOOR SANDER EDGER and WAX POLISHER FOR RENT By the Hour or Day

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(HI li( 11 or (Hills’ ( LOVERDALE Clyde Peck, re»utari Bible -chooi !»:451 m. 1 Morning Wuiship IMo i Evenirc Wm-i. p 8 p. a.1 A sen of gospel mq being cor.diieted each « 8 o’clock by William Gofl continue thnmgh Sur.dav^ ing, Sept. 7lh.

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