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THF DAILY BANNFR. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948.

nou. os dism. v\ If you have nt soon Delta U s.\ riO y n;: lady ilol) which r.lcmbcra of DcK:i Theta Ta:i If '.ri rity hn\ < itfittod w th Mutn, Jressos, fo. : als, najamao lo.ts. play outfits, ballet dress, . nd :i druni major suit, stop by •I. C. Penney Company where he i on display together with the wardrobe trunk and the attractive clothes which have de1.ghled all who have ,‘'p n her. At present Delta Hose is in a nurse's uniform and is holding an American flag. This att re

was i hosen for the Armistice celebration across the street or Thursday. Although members o the sorority have declared that they enjoyed dressing ‘.his beau tiful 22" doll, it has a very so’ ions purpose. For the past ten years, Delta Theta Tau has cooperated with the local dentists and with the help of the school nurse chosen children whossi teeth need repair and whore parents cannot assume the obligation of the work In an effort to augment th s program, the grout) ! is accepting donations in units j of 25c. !

SPECIAL PURCHASE

CURTAIN SALE

SATURDAY

One Hay Only - November 13th

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SOCIETY IVrldns-Shonkw Her j Wedding Announced Missi Oloma Jean Shonkwih r and William H. Perkins were united in marriage Sunday aftcnooii November 7, at 2 o'clock at the home of the bride.Th ' singrc ring ceremony was rca I by tne Rev.Walter J. Boigegrain in th presence of the immediate fan.

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Tile bride is the daughter o Mr. an I Mrs. Estil ftbonUwii Diaz l R. 4 n:r.l Mr. Perkins i. ; I the son of Mi and Mrs. W (J

TODAY S BIBLE THOl’GHT j P , lkjns BraBl , u

There are thousands of citi • j The bride wai attlr • 1 in r now that profess to be God's cit-j • i ay crepe beaded dress with ies. filled with His worshippers p'n. k aocessoric!; touched wi h and followers. Wo should try ' > giien. Her enrage v.u; iel

make our city God’s. Glorious roars.

things are spoken, i.f thee. O ci’.v Imniediatoly proceeding the of God. Ps. 87:.'!. Ii lemony Miss Joan Grimes of Russellville played “Because”

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Putnam County.

S. R. Hariden, Publisher. 17-19 South Jackson Street.

HowTo Relieve Bronchitis Creomul>iion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seal or the trouble to help loosen ami expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe ano heal rasv, tender, inHamed bronchial mucous membranes.Tell yourdruggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or vou are to have vour monev hack. CREOMULSION lor Coughs,ChestColds.Bronchitis CO LET O WRITES

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, and ‘T Love You Truly” on til piano. Th.' bri.le, who was given .n mairiage by her fathor, entei - i I to the strains of tile “Weddim;

March ” from Lihi ngrin.

Mi Norma Gaidner of Rus1 .- llville, the only attendanl, j wore an urpia moire <Irens with a

icon-age of white loses.

Malcolm Shonkwiler, brother

, of th • bride, was best man.

Mr. and Mrs. Perkins are both (graduates of the Greencastl High School. Mr. Perkins graduated with the class of '46 an I

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There will be worship servie" at the home of Mrs. W nnie Am old, 807 E. Washington st. road, Saturday at 7:.'!0 p. m. Everyone welcome. | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Linback andj sons, Jimmie and Charles and Miss Virginia Twomey and Hi!; Reynolds of Indianapolis, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Twomey, south Bloomington St. Mr and Mrs. Otha Hurst and,

Mr, and Mrs. Everett McCollum I nlon - v a ' ld thc coU P ,p 1, U

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’48. | The groom is working for hi--N) , . father in the farming and timber | business. j I A reception followed thc cere-

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spent last Sunday with Wendell j Hurst at DVputy, where he is teaching. They all look dinner at Madison and visited the Lan-

ier Home thene.

Mrs. Bevis Seals and son, Ste- -

eti, are visiting Mrs. Seals’ 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vein Twomey, south Bloomington Stic”.

, Dudley Wood

They came here by plane from' ...

Nurnbcrg, Germany. Mrs. Seals’ husband. T-Sgt. John M. Seals

will join them at a later date.

New Oi

$7 45 Fluffy Dotted Marquisette Ruffle Curtains Lovely to look at ruffle curtains for every type of room. Washable and ready to hang. Large flouncy ruffles. 42" wide—2 1 - yards long.

THANK YOU I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all those who supported me in the election November 2. In deep humility, I thank God that I have been given the opportunity to serve the people of the 6th Districi, Indiana and our country in the new Congress. CECIL M. HARDEN

graph will be given free to tn • I person who gueses closest to th ■ actual cost of olectrictv used u

preparing the meal.

Mrs. Roberta Harper, repres-1 entative of the Public Service J Co., of Indiana, will prepare an entire meal at the MontgomeryWard store, Saturday, Nov. 13

The purpose is to demonstrate j Mrs. Harper will be at Montthe praticability of the use of el- gomery Wards’ throughout the ectricty in cooking. A meter will day and will start preparing tli ■ be connected to the stove and meal at 9. A M. Everyone i., the actual cost of the electric'y invited to attend any time dm ieqHired to cook this entire meal ing the day. She will be happy will be made public. i to answer any questions regardA table model radio-phono-j ing cooking by clectriety.

FINALLY ARRIVING in Los Angeles after being detained on Ellis Island, Wllhelmina Johanna Nyenhuis, Dutch proxy bride, is embraced by proxy husband Everett Dayton Masters, on aircraft technician. Held because thc V. S. does not recognize proxy marr: -ges, she finally got a twomonth visitors permit, during which she and Mo; tf rs plan a certtmony (International)

| will reside with the groom’s 1 parents. t j Thc guests included Mr. and I Mrs. W. O. Perkins and son, 1 j Robert. Mr. and Mtfv Woody i Porter and daughter, Shirley Mae of Greencastlc. Mr. and Mi

of Marshall. Mi.|

and Mrs. Arthur Wood and daughter. Louise, of Russcllvill ‘.I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank, Moron: Mesdames Cora Bush. Ray- ' mom! Firestone and Stella Brown all of Westfield; Mr. a:i 1 Mrs. Ralph Shonkwiler and family, Mr. ami Mrs. Maynard Shonkwiler and son. Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hood of Brazil, 1 | Mrs. Maiy Rowings of Lena and I the Missea Norma Gardner, j Mary Kay Squires and Betty | Nelson. .

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St. Paul's study Group ' Meets Fritlay I St. Paul’s Study group will j meet Friday at 2:00 p. m. at the home ot Mrs. George Long, East Hanna St.

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Tent hers Federation Holds Meeting Morday evening the Greencastle Teacher's Federaeion held a vary enjayable social get-to. gether at thc Old Trail Inn. Thc Teachers Federation is , an organization formed to proI mote untiy, professional growth ! and is a co- ordination factor for all departments of the school

system

A delicious buffet supper was •served to nearly fifty teachers, then families and guests. Gene Akers, presirent, introruced the new teachers, Mr. Pour. Mr. Shannon and Mr. Sayers of tile school board. After a spegett supp-jr with 1 all thc trimmings a reading given by Miss Sally Custer of DePauw was enjoyed. A string trio j played a number of selections. These were D-Phuw students and were accompanied by Rill Lockwood a local boy. EI.PHANTS Ml TINY i tile emergency tations into the ocean, and it will be up to the ship's (lew to fish them out. One of the baby elephants is destined for the Sacramento, Cal., zoo, ami another for a zoo I at Madison, Wis. The rest of the cargo w.ll go to pet shops and to private individuals for resale to zoos. A t -■ ‘‘ , IN MEMORY Ijy loving memory of out mothi er, Mrs. Charles A Bruner, who | left ns 6 years ago today, Nov., : 11. 1942. | j Today recalls sad memories of our dear mother who has gone to rest, | And those who think of her today Are the ones who loved her best. She bade no one a last farewell,' She said good-hye to none, Her loving hi-ait had ceased to

beat,

And before we knew it she was

gone.

Sadly missed by The Children.

arr ved from outside still gaspipg fi r breath. They told me that the Japanese were coming up. With out mdses we removed the valuables in the hut and hide them in the caves fr.r fear tha* the Japanese would find .us and get them. Everybody had run anil h-iden so, every...ling was quite and still. We could hear only the rustling of the leaves and the m ise cade by thr crickets, sown in front of the hut, waiting for wh it may come and happen to us with our hearts beating faster aid faster as the tine passed. Then -.ve heard shouts and the t! Jinpi|ing of the feet. We sat quietly waiting for the voice to come nearer t.o us but hoping that it would not and never “onie We heard the noise as if it was getting farther until it faded away. One of our servants came running toward us and told us that the Japanese had already left and going down the moun-

tain.

Feeling again at ease as if our bodies were becoming lighter that I forgot to change my clothes that was wet and it dried on my body. Then we got out things from the caves and returned them to the house. Wo cooked our food and unmindful of what had happened we ate ami re-d after that fearful experience vve have had. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Relatives have received word of the death of Cleave Rogers of Valpnriso. He was a former resident of Roachdale. His wife Klvada passed away several years ago. Surviving are two daugh-

ters.

RUMMAGE SALE: Section Four of Christian church. Saturday, Nov. 13. 8:30 p. m. Court House. ll-2t

Officials: Grimes and I. -ar.

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HIS FACE IMPASSIVE, Adm. Socmu Toyada. in command of the Japanese fleet at time of its surrender in 1945, listens to testimony at the Tokyo trial ol Jap army and navy leaders before a special U. S. military tribunal. Behind him is an American MP. (International)

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HOSPITAL VOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ash o£ Greencastle. R. i! are the parent: of a son born Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Resell Hopwjod of Paragon, are the pa:ents of n son born Thursday norn ng. Mrs. Liura Fry of Roachdale R. 1. was admitted Wednesday. Mrs. Lillian Pierce of Greencastle. was ad'.itted Thursday. Mrs. Wanita Murray of Greencastle, was admitted Thursday. Mrs. Nellie Nichols of Fillmore, was dismissed Wednesday Mrs. Leo Proctor and son o! Greencastle, were dism Vised

Wednesday.

Earl Hannon of Greencastle was dismissed Wednesday. Mrs. Ernestine Riddle and daughter of R achdule, were dismissed Wednesday. H. S. BASKETBALL

??????? • • • • • • | THE ANSWER-MAN SI YES— Prices are Low YES— Convenient Shopping YES— All National Brands YES— Greencastle is the Place tor Christmas Shopping

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FOR RENT. Modern sleeping room. 302 S. Indiana St. ll-2p.

40th shiHWcmiry Friday, Saturday NOVEMBER 12th AND 1M • . At Our 11 ptmvn Stare 17 South Vine St. AND HERE IS OUR BIRTHDAY GIFT

TO YOU.

10^b Off on Everything in Our Store During These Two Days~

Melrose Avenue Greenhouse open to visitors Fritiay and Saturdayfrom 2 to 4:30 P. M.