The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 September 1947 — Page 3

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/Me DAILY BANNE*. GREEN CASTLE, JNPtAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1947^

Greencastle Store

ime furnishings IEK'SEPT. 8th to 13th

COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY

jmtmmer, considering: probloms of

UPS-A-DAISY ELECTRIC RANGE

CHUISTIAN SCIENCE

SOCIETY

429 Anderson street. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Sunday services at 11:00 a. m Testimonial services 3rd Wednesday of each month at 8:30 Everyone welcome. ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC

CHURCH

Francis Hull Sunday Schedule: 8:00 a. m. Low mass. 10:00 a. m. High mass Confessions — Saturday 4:000:00 P. M. 7:15-8:15 p. m. Before all masses. | Week days—7:00 a. m. mass j 7 P. M. Fridays Benediction.

lamt UIORLI RCUCIOI MARCH

FOR RENT

WANTED: Someone to do ironing, transportationi furnisho i. References. Mrs. Walter W. j Williams. Phone 26.:-MX. 4-3p.

; Phone 136 between 8 a.

m. and

4-3p.

•'I

W herever English is used as the medium of Christian singing - and in many places where English hymns have been triinsinted into other tongues men and women will sing this September the beloved lines: “Abide with me; fast falls tlw

eventide:

The darkness deepens; Lord,

with me abide!

IN hen other helpers fail and eonforts flee, j Help of the helpless, O abide with me.” j September 1947 marks the centennial of the writing of these words and of the death of | their author, the Rev . Henry j Francis Lyte (1793-1947). A na- | live of Scotland, educated in Ireland, rector of a church in England, Mr. Lytle wrote these words after his last sermon from the pulpit he had to leave because of ill-health. The next day he sailed for France where he died almost as soon as he arrived. He was buried in the English cemetery in Nice, and there is a monument to him at bis church in Brixham, England; but this hymn, found m almost every hymnal of the

Christian churches, is

est monument. It has been a favorite of laymen and ministi rs, saints and sinners, for sev-

eral generations.

FOR RALE: 17 Duroc shoats, I

I'h.-t programs of evangelism, Sn pounds. Derbin O'Hair. : I nii'i the re-establishment and miles north <»f Greencastle. 6-lpl FOR RENT: New electric unification of Christian mission * j hedge trimmer. 100 ft. extension.

school in these lands. The de’.c-j FOR SALE: Registered Polled' Hourl y fate. Call 245-.I. 6-2o gallon from America, sent by Shorthorns- young hulls, bred' 1 WANTED TO RENT: Two or the Foreign Missions Confer-] co ws. heifers and 4-H Club calv- 1 KtflL ESTATE • three room furnished apartment.

ei '.s composed of Dr. Thoburri rs, breeding stock for sale at all! FOR SALE: Modern 7-room, che.'i "'o ,U u h ° f th< M ‘ lh0(,tst i times. John T. Richardson Mouse: summer kitchen: garage.l ’’ P m ' ., ' oiick B. young of Sons, Clayton, Ind. 6-13-2p.igarden. 7'., miles from Green- WOMEN

the Presbyterian church in the (castle. ‘ U s A.; President John L. Yost! FOR SALE: Model A sedan ini °t the Lutheran Theological 1 good condition. $137.50. John|

j Southern Seminary: Miss Alice 1 Tharp. M. Billingsly of the Woman’s) I Society „f Christian Service i FOR SAU,:: Me thodist Church: Miss “...i.* Balboa

NN illiams, R. N.. of the llistituu

Address Box 10.

Banner.

3-4t

Earn $35 to $50 a

week at demonstration work. Must have car. Call 124.89, Brasil

Ip, I FOR SALE: 6 room house,!

Indiana

rye, limited amount, at

1 good condition,

certified i j Ilsldo ,

O!

Dj .

Ophthalmology. New Yoik; |lain '

well and cistern

early possession. See af-

Rn’h aniuuiik, n -: ter 6:30 P. M. Leland E. Pritch-

farm at Vlvalia. James E. Brat- e tt. Bainbridge. Ind.

or write B. Heckathom, Brazil R. 5. for appointment. 3-4p

Elmer A. Friddell

i tsjn.

Route 4, or Emory Brat510 south College. Phone

l-6t

th, ‘ 079 R

Northern Baptist Convention; i 1'. Peter K. Emmons. Wostmin-1 FOR SALE: Baby beef calf, stcr Presbyterian church. Scran- Good locker calf. Edmond Torr. 2 ton. Pa.. Mrs. F. G. Brooks, of miles West of Dimedale. 5-

lowa,

4-3t

Mt Vernon, Iowa, Methodist church; and the Rev. Henry G

FOR SAIjE: 1928 Chevrolet

Bovenkcrk, New York, secretary i''' ,nipU ' tcl - v r, ‘* ,uilt ’ new rubber , ai.d interpreter of the delega-l Marvin Mi,mick ’ R. L tjon. " 1 1-2 miles west of Lllnton Falls.

5-2p.

Classified Ads

WANTED; Ride to Indiana,polis at 5 a. m. daily. Phone 47, Commercial Hotel. 5-2p

FOR SALE: Two Pomeran-1 WANTED: Dining room heip. ian pups, one white male, one j Call 879-W between 9 a. m. and brown female. Call Herbert El-1 4 p. m. 5-2p. more, Hello Union. 4-4p 1 — _ .. ( WANTED: Woman to keep 6

months old baby, t'days a ! week. Can be kept in her home..

20x36, doing good business. 8 | Phone 274-W for particulars.

2p I FOR SALE

'cry and

Hammond Groc-I

service station. Store I

mom house, full basement, good lurnace. 1 1 miles east of Greencastle. Phone 785-R. 5-3t.

6-3t.

LOST

FOK SALK: 52 acre farm, im-l

I* ()K SALK. Sugai poais, KLuv possession, located

For Sale

Damson plums and grapes. Cullough Orchard, 1',

southwest.

Me-1

miles north and 1

j FOR SALK; Indiana certified

AT MILLER'S — Outside | Balbo Rye, limited anunint, at white house paint, $4.75 per gal- farm at Vivalia. James E. Brat-

17-19 East tain. 510 south College. Phone

Ion in 5 gallon lots.

Washington St.

30-tf.

972-R.

inilesj Coatesvilie, extra

6-'f modern except bath fixtures, 41 acres tillable land, running water and pasture, good bain, new

brooder house. J. E. Stone.

5-2p.

l-6t I “ FOH SAlTT:

I

Habo rye for sale from certl- j boU8e ' except

fied seed, produced 28 bu. to acre. Call Phono 902 oh Rural

229F23.

4-4t.

FOR SALE: Eave troughs, down spouting and accessories, w -rd burners, Automatic Natural gas furnace, conversion burnei Oil burning water heaters, all aluminum ironing boards, Natural gas Automatic water heaters, $84.50. All metal coa«t-

ei wagons, corn knives, we d FOR SALE: Plenty of ripe snaths and blades. Roof coat-i peaches, Frank's Orchard. Moring, outside white house paint.| ton. 5-2t.

his great- f " nm, e P'P 1 ' H'' 1 ' supplies, Water |

Separators. ~

4

tub.

floors, closed-in back porch, new

furnace, new

FOR SALE: Fries. Walter C. I Purcell, four miles northeast of

5-2p

i lion. Call after 5 p. m. at 816 | etc.

Herbert Boswell.

5-4p.

S. College Ave.

I

Greencastle.

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ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 720 So. I,orn>t St. Church School, 9:30 A. M. conducted by Chaplain Chester Minton, Indianapolis. THE (HI lt( H OF Goo Maple & Apple St. Rev. Geo. F. Nix, Pastor 44 Martinsville St. (Fox

Ridge)

Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Sunday Service 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer meeting, 8:00 P. M. Friday 8:00 P. M. Young People’s E deavor There will be a watermelon j cutting at the Parsonage Thursday, Sept. 11. Don’t forget to be

there.

| FIRST BAPTISE |t llt'KC H

I Dallas Rissler, Pastor

9:30 A. M. Sunday School.

Phil Scroggin, Supt.

10:15 A. M. Worship service. Theme: “Looking Unto Jesus.''

Special singing by the Boy 11 hug in Virginia in the last twenty cabinet, Riggs Beauty Wai'vJ E ( NR SALE: trio of Terre Haute. | years, the Virginia Council of Lavatory complete with fittings.) Chai L rn!| l )lt ‘ • voulh 1 6:30 P. M. Baptist Youth Fel-j Churches is concerned with new 66 gallon Monarch electric water] h 66 - i lowship. lynching outbreaks in various'heater. Cellar sump pump, Mon-1 c

7:30 P. M. Worship service. | parts of the country, and -the a ie h , lectric roaster range. All j ^ J, A in b »« b ""'’ «"’> 1 | Theme: "There's A Lion In The | crimes which lead to situations na tal kitchen sinks. Adjustable) W( , gt 0 f Rnmerset' Chureh |notlC< ' lf> mOVe th ° 16 ' h <>f S ' pt '

5-2t.

LOST Strayed or Stolen:

i mile oast | around, Bainbridge, a white Spitz good house | f )u P- childs pet. John Hood, at

Bainbridge, 6-2p.

MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T FORGET the closing out sale of S. B. Love-Harold

room modern | Hadley on Wednesday, Sept, hardwood | 17th, at 12 o'clock, standard

time, consisting of 50 head cat-

roof, fine locu-j tie, 50 head hogs, 34 head sheep.

6-13-2t

50 CHRISTMAS CAROS $1

Imprinted with name. Also 25

FOR SALE: 80 acres, 7 room [ for $1. Sensational 21-card $1

house, modern except furnace, j Xmas box 13 other fast selling

stanchions, cemen,' ' Xmas. Everyday boxes. Up

double crib andjti. 100'

Pa rmak

electric 1 K ' OR SA BE: Purebred Duroc

feme charger. Large clothes) niaU> ho > r ' A P ril Ca "

baskets. Electric hedge trim-

Saturday or after 5 p. m. Ellis, Greencastle R. 4,

E. L.| 5-2p.j

good barn, 9 floor for hogs,

tim>1 she I, brooder hcruse, hen house, practically alt new fencing. $200.00 per acre. Addre: ^ Box 41. Daily Banner. 5-2p

profit. Samples on ap-

proval. Write NOW, Hertel Art, 305 W. Adams, Dept. B-69. Civ cago. ' 6-Ip

mei-s. Cory coffee makers, Tin-

j ned milk buckets. Hog oilcr-i,j FOR SAI.K: Timothy seed, ! Straight and Extension ladders,) u . st pp c, 0 . John Brattain, GreenAlthough there appears to Hand Force pumps, Four point J t astle R. 4. Have been no instance of lynch- bulbed wire, All metal shower!

S-3p.

| P'OR SALE: 3 acres, new 4] • room house, out buildings ar. l| I water. 3 miles west of Clover.dale, Inti., R. R. 1, Leslie Hunter. |

6-6!' I

Banner Adv. Pay>

Convertible High

bed. Phone

5.31.!

WANTED

to situations metal kitchen sinks,

tempted to window

k)! tlie paniute of a new electric range, have von ever wished

|Wfiaie the advantages of four suri'aee cooking units and at j s< nrewhere come and bring

- lute a drop-well eookedf you wanted it? I p until now 1 friend,

luiiiin nl fai ililie. in an electric range lias been unobtainable. 1 Prayer service on Thursday at

IniiHlels.jii.i anniiiuiced by Gibson, provide just such a feature. [ 7:.;o 1’. M. Itlif I PS- \-I) NIS^ ” by the manufacturer, vbo states that lurlaeeriHiking ea|ia<-ities to 100 per ceil! usage of four surface ». instead <>l llie ,5 per cent of capacity usage provided hv

kes uitli deep.nell ccHikers.”

1 the deep."ell eonker termed "Kookall” li\ Gihson. 1^11 ho Ithe ciHiker "ell in normal fashion or il can he raised to the ti-ed as a surlace rooking unit in addition to the t"o <>(-■<" ft'. ‘""I *he one U* diameter unit uhich are standard eijuip-

TIOllcU.

'in the new line have ”l'PS-4-DAISY” while the oilier two ptimlard eooker well along with three surface units. Lihson fowrs, and refrigerators, arc carried here by the local

Way. This is a subject for all J where people arc tempted to window screens. Monarch Coal-) ages and all people. (take law into their own hands,” ^ Kleetric kitchen range. All typos If you are not in a service j and has issued a series of sug- t-n.d heating stoves and circula-

algestions to its constituent a tors. C. H. & C. Hardware, churches. Declaring that the ( Bainbridge. 5-4t.

Christian conscience and the Christian church believe in upI holding* the laws of the nation, the Council asks that churches: “Educate the people of theirj

(ommunity against lynching; | ^ han E e P rlce

develop an enlightened

opinion

Eviction Notice; The house 7

FOR SALE: Limited surplus of good clean goat's milk, from herd testing negative to T. B. and Bangs. Nature's most easj ily digested milk. 1 miles West

C WASHERS

PRESBYTERIAN CHITU H Harry P. Walrond, Minister

Sti day, .Sept 7, 1947:

9:30 A. M. Sunday School.

Classes for all.

10:35 A. M. Nurse.-y for small

children.

10:35 A. M. Worship Service Sermon Subject "Where Do | You Live?" 5:30 P. M Young People’s

Meeting.

Week Day Meetings: Wednesday Choir Practice at 7:00 P. M. Thursday Board of Deacons nects at 7:30 P. M. Thursday- Auxiliary of thWoman's Circle meets with Mrs.

on W Walnut Ridge Coatery,

St. Road. BreMr.s. Ralph Bee.

5-3t.

Notice ail Ford, Dodge and j Plymouth car ownera. Wards ' now have on hand rebuilt motors (for your cars at $144.95 ex-

Ford 1935 to ’41.

pubHr! Plymouth 1935-’40 and '41,

through other orguniza- ^ Dodge ’35 and ’40. Also block

tions; work tor legislation that !189enlbl y for 1939 to ’ 46 Ford 8S ! Hud * on 1 door ' H ' ss Sh,< ' s * S "- will assure all persons equal ;««™5 also 95, $169.95 ex-j vice, East Franklm street. 2-5t. protection under the law; re’-, change; 1935 and 36, 85 model ' F q R SAU1 , : . i !U6 Hudson, t quest ministers to set forth the $114.05 exchange pr ce. on - door sefJan hra-tcr, defroster, air evils of lynching; urge church S° mer y Ward - •“* foam cu8 hl 0 ns, practically new: members to pray, act for its cl-j FOK saI-E Kerosene stove, 1936 Packard 4 door; 1936 Chev-

table top model. Lloyd Surber.! rolet 2 door; 1938 Hudson 1

I am building a home hut it won't be finished in time. Will someone rent me a furnished apt. for about 30 days. F. E.t McCallie. Phone 181. 5-tf.

IN MEMORY

.n memory of my beloved son, J Dr. Cecil B. O’Brien who passed

j away Sept. 7. 1939.

j Eight full years of sorrow; lone

| ly and blue,

Life is so empty Dockie, withou

you.

Wherever I go, whatever I do Lock'd 111 my heart are memor ies of you. Mother, Cora Louise O’Briei

I'd

FOR SALE: 1936 Packard 4 door; 1936 Chevrolet 2 door! 19.'’,8

WANTED TO RENT: A house, j Will give good rent pay for suitable place. Write Greencastle Post Office Box 131. 5-2p HELP WANTED: Man with family to work on Dairy. Apply P O. Box 313 or call 57 or 688.

imination ;and daily papers

crime.”

for its el-)

write letters to denouncing tlr-

2 miles west of Bainbridge on 36. 6-3p.

door. Hess Sales & Service, Eist Franklin street. 2-5t.

5-41.

HELP WANTED: Girl to work

in office. Typing

necessary.

shorthand preferred.

Apply Box

1000 Banner.

5-4t.

WANTED: Men to

work a*

farm and cut posts,

12 West

poplar street.

16-tf

A bust of General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, was recently presented to the United Nations, at Lake Sue--

) ccss. L. I„ marking the eightycond anniversary of the com

——. —

Cloyd Moss for a Fall Party

V00 P M | —-VIIIU milliveisni y wi me '--vmi.-j Teen Town meets at n.eneement of the Army's educa-,

evangelistic.

Friday

7:00 P. M.

rr

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FIRST CHRISTIAN CIH’KUH Ralph H Saunders, Minister John. B. Boyd, Chairman of the

Board

Fra'.ik MeKeehan, Superintendent of the Church School Church School classes for all groups meet at 9:30 a. m. The morning preaching-worship service begins at 10:00 o clock. I he subject of the sermon will be Facing the Facts. Every member

of the Church family is urged to i lologist and clergyman of Hiuwpresent for this first service j ., SS) . College, Tenn., “when the of the after-vacation season. : major business of our govern-

Coal Hauling and GEH. HAULING

tional evangelistic, and social) welfare work, now organized throughout most o fthr world. There are today 3,000,000 members under 97 national flags. The' first group of Salvation Armv olfieers arrived from England in:

New York in 1880. Today th( ' r ''I Ml (iy RIF

are 5.000 officers and 50,000 lay) workers in the U. S. A., operal-1 ing 1,365 “outposts” that min-

ister to several millions.

“What can we expect,” asks Dr. Aaron H. Rapking, rural son-

Francis Nelson 207 South Indiana Street

PHONE 700 -1

FOR SALE: 2 3 burner . ml 4

I mjti St.

j

kerosene stoves, 11 burner. 105 Syea-jj

1-3p.

FOR SALE: Red ripe

Home [

• grown watermelons, fat hens. | ’ frying chickens. 3 miles south of j Greeneastlp on cemetery road. , Frank Cobble. 5-2t. ) FOR SALE: 8 piece diningroom suite, walnut finish, excel- ; lent condition. 426 Anderson street. Phone 779-W. 6-11.

BULLDOZING Service RAINES BROS. Phone 698R Fillmore, 352

HELP WANTED Home Laundry and Cleaners

GARDEN TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT F. E. FOXWORTHY 3 East Franklin St. Phone 130

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES

INDIANA LOAN GO.

M»i/2 E - Washington

Ph. 16

entirely new ABC e»ein|in| wringh arg, , ¥mlze ba||##B r#M#

waneous touch release bar on wringer. tu ''J ur,,, ' n «ek M tub of porcelain, of giant

7 - 27 gallant.

Tr «ch Typo Agitator with rubbing «« en wings ami bate. | ° ABC close precision manufacturing standl .* ed l«»r mechanism. ty*er Hi-Bake Enamel finish.

Attention is called to the fact that services will be held a,t the regular worship hour Instead of at 10:30 as has prevailed for several Sundays. Notice about Section. Meetings have appeared in the paper and will be found in the Sunday bul-

letin.

GREENCASTLE BIBLE CENTER CHURCH 501 Fast Hanna St. Paul M. Robinson, ’Minister Vernon Abbott, Supt. Bible School at 10:00 Moraing Worship at 11:00. Sermon Subject: “The Penod of Waiting.'’ Young People's meeting. 7.00 Children’s meeting. 7:00 Evangelistic meeting. 8:00 — Sermon subject: “God's Rescue Workers.” Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wednesday evening at

8:00.

ment seems to be to pay for past wars and make plans for futui" wars? What can we expect when at least half our children

receive no religious instruction,!

and only a small percentage ”f the other half adequate religious

instruction in their homes ?) What can we expect when to U - large extent profits come first,

and personality is given a

nndary consideration in conduct- i\-—

ing our business? What can we

expect when practically all . ( knowledge given to our children ^

In the public schools, colleges,

and universities is without any)

reference to God and to what is right and wrong ? What can we expect when more than half the members of the church ar.* only normally Christian?"

JOHNHY HAZARD

, MOW PO YOU PO, MISS... tb - T AM MU. 0RCHIP/TFUST

Frank Robbin

At Gotcmba, Japan .and Seoul, Korea, nine American church leaders are , attending interdenominational conferences this

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