The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 December 1948 — Page 2

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iHE DAILY BANNER, GREEh CASTLE, INDIANA, PRIDaY, DECEMBER 31, 1V48.

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H< \*. .1. 1.M' s i. • On thi 'Iv fi; ■: f>u.' l.j cl tii • Now Yror. you a:- invi'.r • a ; i rprl to ilotiblo tho Smiiay . i'hool atto‘'.la!'o:‘, aivl inako th clliin li alioniiuncr oiu- humlii fioi r, fit oi tho membership jvtfoct. Tho Sumlay school moo's

at lt):00 for s'rly an I wuhip. Thi e hurch worship service is at 11:00 when the pastor w:'l ' : . fj a messajto o" “’The Chrl1: ye of Now Opportunity.” T >- "'.h W' want to look at ott:l\' a ■ l he pos abilities of th ■ y, nr I'Jt't. All persons in th' • oin;t.uiiti\ leysi 1 1 1 ess of church incmhei ship are invited to wovhip with us in all our services.

MONON GRILL Will BE OPEN Tonight New Year’s Eve, (New Year’s Day) Saturday and Sunday A Good Place To Eal ItltlM; YOl li I \MM.1 \M) I lilKMlS We wish you a Happy New Year.

THE DAILY BANNER

HE3ALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postofflee at tlroonoastlo, Indiana as seoond class mail matter under act of March 7, IH7H. Subscription price '.’0 cents |ht week: $1.00 |wi year by mall In I’otnam county S.7.00 to $7.HO per year oiitshl. I’litnam tVuinly. S. R. Itaiiden, rohllsher. 17-19 South Jackson Street. TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGH! God's children do not lie nslo lor ayes: tiiey pass instantly into heaven. Why, then, should w mourn for them? Whosoevi t 1 i i i th and hclieveth on me sha! never die. Jn. 11:20

WEC IN CHURCH CEREMONY DEC I8TH.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR CAMPUS SUBWAY Mk and M>s, Noble Hurst Will resume business Sunday morning January 2nd.

| divide with out neighbors. Yes- < .Mil) OI THANKS ! terdav he got some nice ones, so ^ i wish m thank all the nurs-s

tonight tho Robbins and Arthur, .-o,. th( >j r kind treatment while 1 TIPTON, D( . ( , and Laura are coming to our v/as al lh „ hospital, also Dr. Tin-; Louise Clements J' place for a fish fry so I niuxt j. lon h1k1 a n my friends and neigh-; olis. wa , kjllr ^ 4 -

so I

dose and get busy. May eachi bors f ()) . so many nice cards. I| the convertible

have a 1¥CO i V od 81 in all. Also the Anti-i she was ricliiiy ., t ' ln

och church for the nice flower abutment

is the

and every one of you Happy New Year, that

wish of all your friends In Flor-

ida.

Sincerely,

Lillie Reeves. anniversaries

Blrthony

James Edward Rissler. son of Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Rissler, one year old Dec. 28lh. Terree Kathleen Douthitt.j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W'lliam Douthitt, one year old t " ;

iay, Dec. 31.

Marian Moore./daughter of Miami Mrs. R. C. Moore, 19 years j

old today. Dee. 31. Shirley Ann Stitos old, today. Dec. 3L

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Also the Anti-|she was

nice

and fruit they sent me. I am [ Holida Gossett 2H thankful to all who helped in anapolis. drive, T : ^ any way. uninjured. Oosshu j Emma White pd. drunken driving ch» lf ^

that the through a basketball

nf ft

14 years

ADMITS ROBBERY

j In a n ' r "it meeting bandit was leafinr: 1 Putnam Coimtv S) ' " county high school - Associati.,:, h k| ir t J, P ^ schedule booklet office. Tom HendrieK ^ while waiting to talk to Mr. Pyle. , elected ehi.ii.im.,

It was on the cover of the hook- Early, vic.-chairma,. , ^ 1H that the firgerprlnt wAa ! Wilfred Ht„st of ,i. if , ' ir ' found definitely linking Pearso:- ! ship wa> elected , . j to the holdup. treasure.. M

And Local News ik it i i: i s;

Mr. and Mrs. John D Bauitiunk and family of Laurens Iowa, are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Bau-

munk and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rolling-, ^ ^ Mrs Dona ,j Slljts shown rutting the wedding and daughter and Mrs. Gertru le| ( , akp l()llovvin j, the j, marriage in the Stilesville Christian Church Meek, all of Cataract, worcj on December 18th. Mrs. Suits is the former Miss Nellie Leonard, Thursday evening supper gucsls daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard, of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Turner and

family.

.e5L*: Mrs. Donald Suits

Wendell Hurst of Belle Union i, vacati n in Key West Florida.

★ To Further Improve Our Service ★ To Strive For Higher Quality- - ★ To have the widest selection of Flowers-and Accessories than is available in anv Flower Shop in Indiana. IN 1948 Litel's Flowers Introduced: ★ Royal Hneger Lamps ★ Royal Haeger Vases and Accessories •it Glidden Pottery A Indoot Garden Copper ★ Bernard Studio Ceramics it Sycc Bowls ★ Tal-A-lce ★ A Wedding Service WE WISH YOU A

WHITES FROM FLORIDA

I Continued from I’ntfe One)

Joe and Ruby have their wat r [system installed which makes I

so nice for them, too.

When Harry and Olivia Nei< i 1

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Heavin of g 0 t here they decided to do loinel

j Ente rtain Children \Yith Xmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W F. Skinner, 2 entertained their children a* Xmas dinner Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Skirner and sons Duane and Lan>” Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Skinner and sons Billy and Philip of Calumbus, Inc 1 .; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallae of Greencastfe Gifts were exchanged In the

afternoon.

KE.KLSYIM.E METHODIST

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Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Evening worship at 7:00 P. M. Sermon ”1 Dare You” by Pastar, Lewis O. Batten, Jr.

New Years EvcDantt

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Mr ai d Mrs. Edward Maddox, have moved to the Gillespie farm

east of town.

work on the inside of their co.tage so they spent a few nights!

with Harve and Bess.

Tom and Minnie Holland were here about a week. They now have an apartment up in Sebring and like it fine I guess. Bill Cricks, her brother, is here ,n

lots

And the continued pleasure and privilege of serving you

Jacob J. Eitel

Kenneth J. Eitel

BEGINNING OUR 41ST. YEAR.

Long.

Mi and Mrs. Paul Murphy and daughter. Shannon, have returned to their home in LaPorte, Mich . after spending the holiJ days with Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

' Miller.

Clinton Homemakers Economi, s Club will meet with Mr and Vn Ivan Harbison January 4th A turke\ supper for members and families All take card tables

that can.

BIDS FOR PEACE Hid/ I firmly. “I confidently beUeve the government will win : ut in the end, and that this day will mark the turning point of the war. * If the war continues, he said, the g vernnient will hold the vital Nnnking-Shanghai ares, political and commercial huh of China, “at all costs.” Tarring back to the causes of the civil war. Chiang said he Tevi had wanted to fight the fun I'.unists, but was forced into l b "i i i of the failure of the i n .ilaiion attempt of U. S. See. " Kt.ite George -C. Mar-

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lie placed responsibility for th break-down of these talks u:,rely on Communist leaders ' wh > disregarded every agreiiiii m and obstructed every peace effort that was made.’” Now, he said, it is up to the Crmmunists to decide whether China shall have peace. The problem can only be solv<d by the Communists," he said.

HOG MARKET

H gs G.000 very slow, uneven, early sales good and choice 160220 lbs barrows and gilts about steady at $21 f>0-*22 00, top $22heavier weights 50cent-$1.00,

Bloomington arc the guests of Mr ..mil Mrs. Morris Heavin.

near Fillmore.

Mr. and Mrs. William Murray

r.mt Mr and Mrs. Carl E. Stevens .vill leave this evening to spend

the weekend in Chicago. Mrs. Maude McNary, cast

Washington street, has returned i ‘•' ani P n °w. Ho and I hav, ,ionic from Vevav, where she c * i ats about the people \v.‘

spent the holidays. k " ow back h 0 "’'--

Miss Betty Lou Williams of Harry and Mesia Gillz and 'utnamville is spending the hoh-i daughter, Barbara, of Morton, ('ays at Danville, Illinois, attend • are only two miles from our ing a dance. ; camp and we see them quite Mi - Carl Barker of Danville often. Barbara is becoming ac v .is in ught from the Methodist quainted with the young people mspital today to the home of her and Harry goes fishing some parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman with our crowd and of course i Day of Fillmore. Mesia gets in on the euchre

Hugh Morlan, proprietor of games we have,

the Laundry-Ease, and who has ‘ Cliff’s brother, Alfred, and his been confined to his home by ill- i wife of Indianapolis, yvere here ness, is now back on the job. a yveek and what a time we all Mi and Mrs. Wayne Shonk- had fishing and going on trips will r. of Bloomington and Mr. 1 together. We had hoped that ami Mi George Timmons and! Helen and Jake Robbins woul li laugh m of I-afayetto will spend get here from California hefoi :■ the week-end with Mrs. Meda Alfred and Gladys had to leave

for home (you see Helen is Cliff’:; and Alfred’s sister) but they didn’t. When they arrived Monday evening, Doc. 20th, they sai l it had rained on them continuously from Texas to central Flor-

ida.

What with company and fishing, I had gotten behind in willing my Christmas greetings so I spent hours last week trying j to get them into the mail. I had just finished by ironing on Thursday when who should drive in hut Arthur ami Laura Glitz i my next door neighbors at home). I was so glad to see them, but the lirst thing 1 noticed was that Laura had lost her summer’s coat of tan I told h r she’d regain it if she stayed out In our Florida sunshine a bit. I think I hold you last year how much I liked it down hero and I like it even better this

year.

Oh, I mustn’t forget to tell you about our Christmas party. We met with Joe and Rubv Williams for they have the most room. He had turkey (and : was good too) and everything that goes with it plus a lot of extras I think. We had a tree and a gift exchange that afternoon. We played games aft : dinner and took a lot of pictures, then had supper and when all left we didn’t feel as if we woul i ever need any food again. Ruby makes a wonderful hostess on any occasion, and this time she and Joe surely gave us all a royal welcome anil helped to make the day one long to be remembered. On this Christmas Day we were not “strangers in a strange land" for we were among our own friends. You have often heard of southern t.ospitalnty, haven’t you? Well, northern hospitality in Florida

is nice, too.

This letter would not he cci.iplete if I failed to tell you how much fun Clift has had fish ng

CANAAN METHODIST

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Morning worship, Jan. 2. 1949 at 11:00 A. M. preceded by Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Sermon “I Dare You" by Pastor, Lewis O Batten, .li Everyone

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Greencastle Moose Home

Friday, Dec. 31 CURLEY WIGGINS' ORCHESTRA HEARD DAILY OVER STATION WKBM

Special Music Friday, 2 • 6 P. M. BY RONNIE QUICK

DANCE FOR MOOSE MEMBERS, Wl\hs \\|) SWEETHEARTS

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New Savinss Accounts opened Families Helped to Home Ownership (Veterans and Others) Total Resources over Reserves over .......

S 76,600 S105-000 $680,000 S 48,000

Greencastle Savings and Loan Association

106 South Indiana Street

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instance* $1 50 lower; few early sales gr.od and choice 225-250 lbs '19.50: 225-280 lbs $18 50-$19.50; few loads 300-350 lbs $16.75518.25; sows around 501ower at

$15.00-$16 00, few

to $16.50.

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