The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 March 1949 — Page 6

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the DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1949.

LOOK WHOSE HERE!

♦ Why Its thr "Male tJuartHte" from the Boy'a school at Plainfield. They sure can sing!

* Why it’a the Plainfield Boy'a School Band. Let the iiiuhIc out, Boy's —We’re listening!

* Win it's tin Evangelistic Party nou engaged at the First ClAircti id tin Na/arene.

* Plainfield (Quartette and Band . . . tesu - IO:SO on Sunday Morning (March COth.)

* Evangellstii Party — Nightly at ?:SU and on Sunday niornings — 10:30 to 11 until March 17.

C. A. NEWBY, Minister

Phone 108-M

PUTNAM County Churches SUNDAY

Morning Worship 11:00 Sermon Topic “Thy Will Be Done.” Bveryone in the Committee is cordially invited for both exercises.

BUY IT IN GREENCASTLE

PUBLIC SALE

Since my bii.sinc»» in town takes most of my time I am forced to sell at initilic auction at my farm known as the ( has. Fining farm on state Kmid 13, | miles south of (irccncastlc, and one mile north i>| state Koad 40. on

Wednesday, March 23,1949

.VI 10:311 O’CLOCK

2 » HORSES - 2 Oiu years ,dil Dapple grey horae; one smooth mouth grey horse a real pulling team; ‘ saddles, bridles; one set of heavy duty harness.

FARM MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS One regular Farniall tractor on rubbeer, cultivators, 2 bottom It ini'li break plow, one tlump hay rake, mdnure spreader, end gale oat seeder, one horse wheat drill with turner, one Luther power saw. tiki new; 2 rubber tlnsl wagons, 2 wheel implement trailer, one farm wagon, box bed and. hay frame, mow ing machine, spike tooth harrow, single shovel plow, double shovel potato digger, one six shovel plow; 5000 feet of native lumber, '■ixH’s, 2\li"s 'Jxl's anti 1 by w hies, forks, shovels, chains, axes, small tools, 3 electili motors, one Delco motor, one emory grind er. one hanil forge, etc. Fllectric wiring, one. umbrella, one lot miscellaneous.

CARS AND TRUCKS One '17 Model Dodge, passenger coup,-; one Internationa '3M model I 1 ; ton truek, new motor, good tires, grain lied and stock ruck; one '31 Model Ohlsmobile. rebuilt completely. 2 largi ice box compressors. 2(J bushels of Green Mountain potatoes.

I INI Seasoned Locust Line Posts.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Dm Oil Stove one lleatrola; one iiavenport and Chair. TEKMS — CASH. Not responsible for Accidents.

ROBERT W. ORR ! HI HST AND Hl .\TF;i<, Auct-*. CLIFT" Mc.MAI.N8, ( lerk. Dinner w9 f »• served.

CHURCH OF’ ( HltlST CLOVFIKDALE C. A. Barr. Minister Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Evening worship 7:00 P. M. aeh Lord s Day. Clarence Barr wUl preach botr. morning and evening Sunday March 20 Also you will enjoy listening to the Church of Christ Hour aver station WSUA Bloomligtor every Sunday morning from 3:00-9:30.

MANHATTAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School 10:00

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BALANCE IN SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS

HORACE LINK & CO.

“The Store of Furniture”

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Roachdalc. Ind. “A (liurch with a purpose.” Sunday School 9:30 A. M. The Book on which you desirj to pillow your head when you are dying, is good to cherish ana study when you are living. Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Text, Pure religion and undehied. Jas. 1:27. Junior and N. Y P. S. 6:45 P M. Evangelistic service 7:30 P. M Text. Watchman, what of the -ight? Isa .21:11. Prayer Meeting Wddnesdav 7:30 P.M. Leadership Training class begins Tuesday evening March 2f it 7:30 P. M. in the church. Ah -ire welcome tci attend. 1 ou will find a warm welcome here. Rev. R. H. Whelan. Pastor.

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evcrman Sunday afternoon. Emmett Twigg of Indianapolis spent Weouesoay night with his

mother, Mrs. Jessie Hartman.

Mrs. Hartman accompanied her son to Baintoridge Wednesday afternoon for a visit with friends.

Mr*. MeKeehan Hostess To Brick Chapel Club

The Brick Chapel Home Ec Jlub met Tuesday, Feb. 8. with Mrs. Paul MrKcehan. Favorite ■lymn was the answer to roll call •'or nineteen members, one guest ind one clplcl. Mrs. Harry Tresner led the song of the month after which the pledge of allegiance and the club creed were given.

BRICK CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Rev. J. E. Porter. Minister. Sunday. March 20th, is preach•"g day at the 11:00 hour when the pastor's sermon theme will be, "The Church's Opportunity in a Needy World.” In the churchwide Advance Movement it is “Dedication Day." The Sunday •.'hurch school meets • at 10:00 when the pastor will have a dory period with the boys and girls. You will find a hearty welome to all our services if you have not a church hdme of your own.

FINCASTLE Mr. and Mrs. Neal Everman of Russellville and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Band called on their

Fabrics were the lesson theme jgam this month with nylon being the kind discussed. Mrs. Eugene McVarland capably gave an interesting account of the les--on as she received it. teWing all about the history of nylon, its durability, its wearing qualities and its many uses. She went to much work to add to the interest of the lesson by making a scrap book of many articles made up nylon. She also had a clipping from the naval research laboratory stating that nylon thread is stronger than steel wire. Nylon often possesses a tensPe strength of 225.000 lbs. per square inch whereas steel wire of the same sixe seldom show as much as 150.000 lbs. per square inch. The stretching qualities of nylon wen- interesting and all had fun stretching some wisps of nylon that Mrs. McFarland passed out. Then came a triller. She showed a pretty cream colored glass. Next she put the glass in the center of the floor and stood on it: horrors it was flat but when she stepped off, the glass

came back in shape. It was made of nylon. The president had many things to discuss, such as pennies for friendship which are due by April, the assessment for the new proposed house for home economics students at Purdue, and tickets for the Vee Powell hat show. It was also voted to contribute to the Red Cross. This left the ways and means committee to call a special meeting soon, for they realize there s got to be some means but what s the way? Mrs. Estol Rowings of the committee reported the date for the rummage sale was the last Saturday in May. Mrs. Asa Duncan, a member of the 4-H committee, made a report of the meeting she attended at Attica last week. She reported a very interesting meeting and stated that Putnam county women were the farthest away yet had the most representatives there. Twenty-one ladies attended from Putnam county. Mrs. Duncan said the point was stressed that often times we do

not realize all that is expected of boys and girls in their work and that parents should read over cafefully with them their literature and programs so that they might help them.

The recreation committee took charge after the club prayer, reporting on the county meeting they atteryled and passing on some stunts and a musical question contest. Their leader there had told them to have a peaceful world we must have a happv musical world. Meeting a IJourned to meet with Mrs. Harry Tresner in April.

PUTNAM CO. PIN BUSTERS W L White Way 66 15 S. E. Economy 50 31 Laundry Ease 43 3M Culligan's 39 42 Angwcll Rufflers 38 43 Angwell Panellers 30 51 Angvvell Cutters 30 51 Angwell Finishers 28 53 Panellers, 2, 1820; Culligan's, 1, 1754. s

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ANNUAL SPRING HEREFORD SALE at the DRAFT HORSE BARN, INDIANA STATE FAIR GROUNDS INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Monday, March 28, 1949 26 BI LLS — 22 FEMALES These include some of Hie best cattle ever offered In our state sale. Judging at 10:00 A. M Sale at 1 P. M. Catalog upon request. HENRY MAYO, Secretary Purdue Animal Husbandry Department West I.afuyaRe, Indiana.

IMPORTANT Sale Of Registered Shorthorns COMPLETE DISPERSION INDIAN VALLEY FARMS HERD

(20 Lots) owned by Walter and Vanna Thrasher, Bloomington, Indiana. With a Choice Draft from Kobinwood F’arms. (26 Lits) owned by Earl Robbins, Ureensburg, Indiana, and John Whitehead, Waldron, Indiana. Sale to be held in heated Pavilion on the Fair grounds at Shelbyvtlle, Indiana.

Thursday, March 24th, 1949

SALE STARTS AT 12:34) P. M. Lunch will be served on the grounds. Indian Valley F’amis sell 2 imported herd Hulls, 2 two year «fld bulls, 2e yearling hulls, 9 cows with ralves at foot, 3 bred heifers and 2 open heifers. Kobinwood F'arms sell 11 cows, 6 having calves at foot the others heavy In rail, II bred heifers and 4 open heifers. Send F’or Catolog. P. T. 8R0WN, Sale Manager TANGIER, INDIANA.

SPRING PLANTING TIME WILL SOON BE HERE

Complete Line of Evergreens, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Small Fruits Hybrid Tea Roses and Perennials Rustic Lawn Furniture County Wide Service GRAFTON LONGDEN JR. Terrace View Gardens

PHONE 538-M

CALL 732

FREE DELIVERY

Quality Liquors and Mlxin's

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North Side Liquor Store

F. E. WEAVER IS Wert Franklin St, GraMMitln

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Louise Peterson, 411 R3I

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Lions Club

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