The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1949 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GRBENCASTLE, INDIANA,SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1949.

COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY

TjaN srlKNCB SOCIBTV on strt-el. ; hool at U -O a. m. -rvicea at 11 00 a - ,n - ] services each Weii* p. m. ^relcome. p7s ( ATIIOI.KJ ( HI B< »l anels Hull Masses » 00 and 9:10

-* 7:00.

-s; Saturday turday evenin';

ail Masses.

nfter-

7-3.

PTIST ( HI K< II issler, Pastor m . Sunday schcoi. jersey. Su|jt. Record (or this year 128. 'Iconic. m . Worship service, wrist’s Triumphal Er. rusalen." Hymns and Baptist Youth Felnior group lesson by ?fman. Intermediate by Mary Lou Westm. Evening Worship, e Power Of An ition." Dedication of ir rcbes. m. Thursday, Prayer ir practice at 8:00. 'CASTLE BIBLE CENTER a Street engacs. Pastor Tens, Supt. School at 10:00 A. M. Worship 11:00 A. M. eople’s meeting at service at 7:30 P. M. meeting and Bible nesday at 7:30. |lor Young people will ! of the evening aerspeaker will be Cletis Graml Rapids, Mich, invited to attend es.

CHIAN I HCRCH . Walrond, Minister April 10. 1949: m.—Church School. 1, Superintendent, nt. -Nursery, for the :U chddren. T.—Worship Service, iwuod, Choir Director, e Grogan Hill, Or--"Jesu. Joy of Man’s Bach. io - Meditation froiii Usenet, by Herman "The Man Who ReKing." -Tuxis. oi.—C immunion Sei • ilege students, and Walrond will present ununion meditation “hts ’on “Discovering h Jesus Christ.” Stuany otners, are. viteu. Meetings: —7:oo p. m.—Choir ''7:30 p. m.—Comv >ce for church memriends. Tills is the anal the original "Lord's the Upper Room. 17:40 p. m,—Union J Service. Mr. Wal reai'i on the subject, aut the Cross?” The 1 a cap^elia choir untlon of Miss Wanda ' V ‘U present special wlin k m the service v Ralph Saunders, 1'ennant, Rev. Dallas d Rev. c. A. Newby. 1 houses W iii be cloa30 until 2:00 so that may attend this com- * service -— N 'IEMORIAI, "‘OPT CHCKCH ni »«nt, Minister man Thompson, Orfo? the mem.aator’s class and

rs.

1 v ‘*' Schrol Classes r>er y for smaU childming Worship Servit? Sunday Service—rc-i members and batMism SmR. My Tongue the Bau le Thompson Chorale-prelude on H,, ad" - Bach

' ioral Response: Turn Thy Knee from My Si .is Sullivan O. gan 'liio Mpson 4A:> Last Vesper Service ..i the year (1:00 M. Y. F. at Lila Hanna’s

home

0:15 Dr. Turk will show his pictures on South America tu I .he M3M Fellowship. 3:15 Danny Rains organ re-

> ilal

.uesday t’:C3 Cirl Scout Council 7:00 L'ny Scouts 9:15 Y. W. C. A. Vespers. Thursday 7:30 Maundy Thursday Oomnunion Service Friday 12:30-2:00 Good Friday services will be held at the Presbyterian Church 7.00 Gobin Choir Rehearsal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ralph H. Saunders, Minister Lois Arnold, chairman of the Board. Frank McKeehan. Supt. of the Church School. Morning Worship, 10:00 o'clock. The minister will speak on Some Palm Sunday Attitudes. Sur.Jay, 5:00 p. m., C. Y. F. will meet at the parsonage, 7 Spring Ave„ for the regular meeting. Light supper will bo ■lerved. Monday, 7:30, Intermediate C. Y. F. will meet at the home of Mrs. Georgia McClure. Tuesday. 7 30, Boy Scouts will meet in the social room. Thursday, 730 p. m., “Holy Thursday” Communion Service. Thursday afternoon. All Secions of the Woman’s Union will meet. Section One will meet with Mrs. Ward Mayhall, Section Two will meet with Mrs. James Lewman. Section Three will meet with Mrs. Ralph West. Section I’our will meet with Mrs. Fred Long. Friday. Community-wide Good Friday service at the Presbyerian Church. 12:40 o’clock. The tev. Harry Walrond will speak. Saturday, 1:30. Junior Choir vill rehearse at the Church for laster Sunrise service. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Cn >wn and Apple St. Pre Easter services will be ■onc’ucted each evening begin ling April 11th through Friday, April 15th. There will be a snn ise service at 6 o'clock Easter morning. The pastor Rev. J. C. Mitchell will be in charge. Sunday April 10th Sunday School 2:30 p. m. Young peoples meeting 6:30 p. n. Pat Buckner Jr. in charge. Mr. Buckner announces that '.his is to be a big rally meeting ind is asking ail young people to please respond with their presence at 6:30 sharp. Regular worship beginning at 7:30 p. m. Easter morning breakfast will ue served in the new dining room in the Church basement, which has just been completed at great L-ost, everything for your comfort while you dine. Please place you. reservations early and not later than Friday, April 15th. Phone 338-1 or 769-M The moving picture. The First Easter will be shown Easter Sunday night beginning at 8 o’clock, don’t fail to see this wonderful picture. We are glad to announce the playtime hour for the kiddies of the comr.unity each Saturday irom 1 to 2 p. m. is meeting with wonderful success. All children up to 12 years of age are welcone.

We shall be looking for you at any and nil of the above services. Hev. J. C. Mitchell. Pastor APOSTOLIC GOHHEfk tabernacle E. Washington St. Commercial

Place

Charles W. Rains, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a. M. Worship service 11:00 a. in. Sunday Evangelistic Servic • '

7:30 P. M I.

He isn't deaf, but his left ear it pretty bad and some of the hii^i notes escape him completely. ■He can still enjoy music, how- • vrr. He can hear his wife calling him to dinner. He can hour the barking of his dog and the singing cf the birds, except the v< :y high is'i-pi-. and chirps. ’T!uL it’s in conversation that i . out quite often,” he sulu

FRIST NAZARKNK CHURCH

O A. Newby. Minister

Attend Putnam County's I^irg-

st Church Shod!

Miss Dorothy Birt, Sunday

Eehool Supt. Church School

Worship Service Juniors 6:45

Youth group 6:45 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. ni. I'rayer Meeting I Wednesday l

7:30 p. m.

Visitors Always Welcome » !

begins 9:30 10:10 a. m .

. m.

i-TT.ess people talk pretty load,

Tuesday Bible Study and pray- j < r I ait quite clone to them, 1 am cr 7:30 p. m. apt to lose n good part of the

I hursday young people .service cenversatton.”

7:30 p. m. • “Well, I don’t knew.” I inter-

jected. "You may lose a goal pait f the conversation. But you -Is i 1 ise nuch of the had part of

lie 'j/ouversatlon.

”M<>: t of us talk too much, and on we have to listen tq to much. You, with your defective hearing, hr.vc at least the advantage "of missinj a 1-t of all the rot we. with good ears, have to listen

to.”

I have been worrying a bit about my eyes. 1 have to wear glasses when I read and. without glasses, close-by objects have a tendency to look blurred. So, at breakfast, I used my glasses this morning. I didn’t realize that the texture of a roll was so coarse until I put on my glasses. A couple of weeks ago I bought some Chinaware without putting on my spectacles. The stuff had looked fine. This morning 1 noticed how cheaply the desigr had been put on. how defective the glazing. After breakfast I looked myself in the mirror—with my glasses on. Horrors! Was that ue, nr I to be grammatical? I came to the conclusion that maybe one is better off with the eyesight a little impaired. So you see, as in thes tory. perfect eyes and ears and teeth i ay be great in theory but they can be troublesome in practice. C'LOVKRDAiLE The annual Junior and Senior reception was held at the Terre Haute House in Terre Haute last Friday evening on April 1. The banquet was held in the Mayflower Room. The senior motto which is “Tonight wc Launch, where shall wc Anchor” was very appropriate for this occasion. ,, The seniors and the faculty and their families report having had a very nice time and want to thank the juniors and their sponsor, Mr. Bill Herring, for making it so. The misses Betty Jeanne Turner, Barbara Jane Sutherlin and Barbara Day, all seniors in Clovcrdale High School, called on Miss Betty Branrcman^at her home in Cloverdale. Miss Brannuuan is a senior in'Greencastle High School. The senior class of Cloverdale High School and their sponsor. Millaid Vaughn and Mrs. Christine Vaughn, held their farewell

ERICH BRANDEIS "Little Red Riding-Hood walk-

ed in.

“ ’Draw up a chair,’ said the well', ’and tell me what you have in your basket.’ "Little Rer Riding-Hood got a chair and sat down by the side of the bed. ” T have brought you something nice to eat, granny, ’ she said, as she bent over the bed. ’But yvhat great ears you have, grand namma!’ “ ‘All the better to hear you with, ‘said the wolf. ” ’What great eyes you have, grandmamma!’ “ ‘All the better to see you

with,’

” ‘And, oh, what great teeth you have, grandmamma!’ ‘All the better to eat you with!’ cried the wolf, jumping out of ibed.”

You all know the rest of the story of Little Red Riding-Hood, who would surely have perished If it hadn't been for the nice w'r..odcuttcr with his gun who happened to pass by at just the

right moment.

I thought of that old fairy tale last night when a frieuid complained that his hearing isn’t what it used to be and that ne was getting a bit worried about

party at the Old Trail Inn o:i Thursday evening; April 7. Here they enjoyed a large chicken dinner and dancing. Afterward they atlemlol a movie in Brazil. All rep-rt having had a good tlmi. Muw Gwendolyn Bales of Clovcr.!a!« visited Mies Barbara Sutherlin on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Oysie Man.i m 1 daughter Nancy Ann rf Danville, spent Friday evening with Ni'Nannie Furr of Cloverdale. Miss Barbara Day is w irking part time at the Richardson Cleaners in Cloverdale. Mrs. Fred Lnsley of Clave: dale was in Orcencastle la t 1 uesday morning. Miss Barbara Sutherlin r.f Cloverdale was in Orcencastle last Wednesday .norning. Miss Barbiua Day, n senior in Cl: verdale High School, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day in OakIcnden. Miss Day Is rooming at Stella Collins. Mrs. Sally Turner and daughter Betty, and Mrs. Terry visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris and son Larry Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ham‘Cooksey called or. Mrs Beatrice Sutherlin Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Vonnas Bra! were in Terre Haute Saturday

night.

Mrs. Louisa Jaber visited from Tuesday until Friday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hendricks at

Peru.

Miss Maxine Morrison of Asheville N. C. is visiting ner mother. Mrs. Nora Morrison and grandmother. Mrs. Salina Cunning-

ham.

Miss Joy Sweeney spent Wednesday night with Imogene Suth-

erlin.

MORTON Mrs. D. P. Alexander Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crodian hi Indianapolis. Mrs. Golda Humphrey and Mrs. Mae Staggs called on Mrs. Maude O'Haver Monday evening. Mrs. Hattie Unger and sons Frank and George and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Unger visited Mrs. Unger's daughter and family near Carlisle, Ind., salt Sunday. Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter Ella Mae. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and family Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humphreys spent Sunday afternoon With Mr. and Mr^ Claud Burk. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Knauer. Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter who hrs been ill again is able to be up anil around in the house. Miss Lucile Hart spent the week end nt homo in Morton.

FISHERMEN: "Golden Grubs,” Blueglll special live worms from California at Miller’s Hardware. / eod

FOR SALE: Locust posts. Claude Hutcheson, 2 1-2 miles west Llmednle. Phone 6F13. Tuos-Thurs-Sat-tf.

FOR SALE: 18 foot house trailer. 6 miles on.:. Givencaslie on Stiloaville Roa I. W. Shoemaker. 9-1;'. FOR SALF: Pat oka soy beans cleaned and sacked. William C. Bowman, 214 miles northwest Plea: ant Gardena. 7-3;>

FOR SALE: Raby chicks, 15 v rod and White Rocks and Whit • Leghorns. FREE CATALOGUE DIET/t POULTRY FARM, CEN TER POINT. Ind. 4 f

Shop at the Jack and Jill R::change for children's used clothing, toys and furniture. 718 E. Washington st. 7-3p

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

— ly WILLIAM tin — Central Press Writer

BONES of a South African “dawn" man show he had very long teeth and virtually no brain. The fact that his nose waa fairly normal was the only thing that kept him from being an elephant. ! ! ! . While over here. Grandpappy Jenkins says Winston Churchill, an inveterate smoker, should make a plea for the live-cent cigar. ! ! ! With the lad el bird watching spreading so rapidly a robin's privacy is new about the same as that of a geid fish.

Some birds, according to Fac ©graphs, are very nervous. Naturally, with somebody staring at them all the time. ! ! ! If plywood suits become th* rage, Zadok Dumkopf wonders if the saw and tackhammer will become regulation tailor’s tods. ! ! ! A Cairo, Egypt, cep hat been jugged for collecting pey for nonexistent policeman pals. For that guy the ghost really walked. ! ! ! An English 2-year-old dines on nothing but paper. Wonder "If the kid is a strict vegetarian and refuses to eat butcher paper ?

Classified Ads

For Sole

SPRING SALE Miller’s Hardware

continues at all this week. 4-tf.

Headquarters tor curved raftirs for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf

FOR SALE: 37 Pontiac, 2| door, good shape: spotted saddlvl

pony and colt. 2 miles north 01 43. Orlie Vanlandingham.

9-12-2p

FOR SALE: New Holland baler, A-l condition, used one season, corn or hay elevator. Robert McCullough, Judson. 8-2p.

FOR SALE: Antiques of iki kinds, fifteen foot show case, sets on table; light tractor so I plow, horse drawn almost new riding plow, two row hmsdrawn cultivator, large steel tube for culvert, 4 burner Magic City gas stove, invalid's chair, lots of antique furniture, extra well built trailer for farm use. kitchen sinks, several motors, china closets, extra large two wheel coffee mill, almost new metal ice box, GE whirl dry washing machine $15 00. small record changer electric phonograph, almost new boy's bicycle, electric clothes presscr, new quilting frames, book cases, feather mattresses. small tool box, set dining chairs. Daytora compiling call's, oil stoves, two new size 19 tires. 4 good uneil 10 in, tires smooth, two Indian blankets, lawn mowers, honey extractor, axle and parts for 1931 Chev, small flat top desk, clocks, watches, guns, hand clothes wringers, etc. R. W. Baldwin. R. 4, Greencastle. 9-lp.

WANTED: Office stenographer; typing and dictation essential : permanent. Apply Lone Star Cement C«». • fl-tf

Attractive opening for young man, age 22-28. interested in making insurance lnvaatigati«in:. Wink in Greencastle and vicinity. Must have high sehael (Hplomn and some college trainhg; preferred. Also must have cat and average typing ability. This is a permanent salaried position with good chances for advancement. Those interested writ- 1 Lock Box No. 521. Indiunaiiolis. 8-flt.

WANTED: Fence building. 75c per rod. Walter Keek. Roachdale, R. 2. 4-6-9-11-4P

FOR SALE: 1948 Ford tudor, fully equipped, A-l condition, price $1350, can be financed Phone 293. 8-3t.

Will saerift* r Bottled ga; Estate table top stove with unit ami tank of gas. Good condition. Can be seen at home of R. E. Crouch, Stilesville Road, or cal! 521-R. 8-2p.

FOR SALE: 1,000 glazed building tile, 8 x 12 inch H. D. Richard Phone 4-37 Rainbridge. 7-3p

FOR REN1

FOR

RENT: 3 room

apart-

ment

in Cloverdale.

Inquire

Smith

Farm Machinery,

Clover-

dale.

30-tr.

FOR RENT 3 room modern apartment, ground floor, immediate possession. 416 E. Washington. 7-3t.

It will pay you to investigate POLLMAN HOMES before you build. F. H. A. approved. Donald Riley, across from Adams and Ryan. Phone 1084-R. 6-6t.

FOR SALE: 1936 Chevrolet master 2 door sedan, radio, heater, spot light and 2 spare wheels and tires. Excellent mechanical condition, good paint. After 6:(T0 p. m. or Sunday. A. N. Cheney, 3 miles cast and 'imile north of Roachdale, Indiana. 7-3p

WANTED

WANTED: Fence building. For quick, guaranteed and reasonable service call me. Have powcr digger Russell Blaydes. phone Roachdale. 9-3t WANTED: Men to work In orchard. Buchheit Orchards. 9-It

FOR RALE: 1938 Dodge 1-2 ton panel truck Good condition Inquire Stewart's Service Station, Roachdale 5-5p.

FOR SALE. Registered OIC hogs. Gilts and Boars 12 weeks old double inimuned for Cholera. BRED Gilts after April lOtn. FREE CATALOGUE. DIETZ POULTRY EARM, CENTER. POINT, INDIANA. 4tf.

FOR SALE: Model B Earmall tractor, lights and starter, culti\ators anil mounted planter, power lift. Almost new. Errtmons Wright, .'! miles southwest of P.eelsville. 8-3p.

FOR SALE: 1946 Super deluxe Ford tudor, good condition. Raymond Lisby, 2 miles east Fillmore. 8-3p.

FOR SALE or TRADE: 1941 Harley Davidson motorcycle. Good condition. Priced reasonable. George McCammack, 's mile east Union Valley nrnr Belle Union. 9-3p

WANTED: 2 men to learn the heating and ajj- conditioning business. Rapid advancement and good pay while you learn. (Not labor or mechanical work.) Apply in person, no phone calls. Holland Furnace Co., 508 South Elm, Crawfordsvillo. 7-3p.

WANTED: Lady, age 50 or over for light housework, live- in horn*, care for girl 3'A. Wages Box M. L., Banner. 9-2p.

WANTED: Short order eo«k, transportation furnished. Boron’s Midway Restaurant. Phone 25F24. 5-5p. WANTED: Garden plowing, custom field work, basement digging, general hauling. Vaught and Hansel, Limedale. Phone 751-R. 8-6p.

MISCELLANEOUS

Artifical Breeding: Holstein, Guernsey and Jersey sirea. All proved transmitters of high mUk and butter production. Call before ,9 A. M. Indiana Artifloal Breeding Association. Phooe 24F3, Greencastle. 26-tf.

We are booking orders for ROTOTILLING gardens. Phone 910 or see us at 305 N. Jackson street. Williams & Greve. 26-12L

For lawn mowing call 701-W. 6-4p.

For better Radio Service try BOSWELL'S Radio Service, 3 miles northwest of Greencastle

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I need a good excuse TO use ON MY WIFE Tonight- i ll be Out late WITH the BOYS

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