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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1949.

COME TO CHURCH SUNDAY

X'S CATHOUC 0VMCB uirls Hull ses 8:00 and 9:30 7:00. s: Saturday afterturday evening. 7*8, 11 Masses. x H OF < HRI8T CNTIST Saving Time) i street. ,1 at 9:30 a. m. tea at 11:00 a. m. ■rvices each Wecim. Tuesday Ttvurs-

asti.k kibij: enter street. gacs. Pastor, is, Supt. ooi at 10:00 a. m. Worship at 11:00 a. m. eople's meeting at ?rvice at 7:30 p. m. Wting and Bible b Wednesday, al meeting will conafter May 1. Ever/ed to attend these riville Yeager will Message. t OK ( HKIST ashington St. penrast le. tanchester, Minister r Sunday will all be itandard time. t 8:45. nd preaching 9:4o. tier following the ice then a song ral- . number of people nt from other confer the state ami ted to attend this 1 well as the oth?r ag the day. es Study 6:45 irship 7:00 prayer meeting at * Church. IRAN SERVICE Georgee O. Taylor a s 11 e Presbyterian Your Eyes on Jesus" :W'S EPISCOPAL (HIKCH ‘orust St. ton. Minister M iDST) church hildren M IDST) Holy CornSermon. OUc (iOSPEL BEIIN \(t|,E “erelal Pluee .... ins, Pastor ool 10:00 A. M. Supt. Service 11:00 A. M. Evangelistic 7:45 P. M. Young People 7:30 Gospel chimes will be Indianapolis in the rvices. Come enjoy singing. PTIST CHIJRiOH Rlwiler, pastor Sunday School, fsey. Supt. or all. Every one welat- Morning Worship. *c. “Christian EducaEeliowship luncheon ^'hool and College Everyone ia invited to ^®red dish and stay lowship hour. 1 Baptist Youth Pelnior group will meet 13. Intermediates in m Evening worship. ic: "Ancient Butldfr n Blunders." Special choir. Thursday, Mid-Weak U ' meeting of Woion Circle in poatpon»y 10. •MORIAL h ‘»I>WT CHlTRiH Tennant, Mlnintar Church School claam Nursery for small m Morning Worship _ Seeing God in Jesua" Kolbe.

Anthem: "With a Voice of Singing", Holst. Choral Response; "o Holy Jesur.”, Mackinnon. Offertory: Communion, Vierne Organ: Chorale. "O Thou Love of My Love," Chaix. Or. Tennant is in Newton, Iowa this week-end where he is the guest speaker for the students attending the State Conferance for the Iowa Methodist Student Movement. We are grateful to Dr. Kolbe for assisting in the morning service of worship. Dr. Kolbe will be assisted by Kermlt Morrison and Jack Hoadley in the chancel. 6:00 p m. Intermediate Youth Fellowship. High School Youth Fellowship. 8:15 p. m. Organ recital by Ruth Scudder Weaver. Monday 2:30 p. m. Greencastle Kindergarten Mothers will meet in Community Hall. 7:00 p. m. High School recreation period. Tuesday 3:30 p. m. — Girl Scout meet-

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7:00 p. m. Boy Scout meeting. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Oxford Fellowship meeting. Friday 7:00 p. m. Gobin Choir rehear-

sal.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ralph H. Saunders. Minister Lois Arnold, Chairman of the Board Frank MeKeehan, Supt. of th 1 Church School Morning worship. 10:00 o’clock The minister will speak on Jesus and His Church. The service will jive special recognition to persons recently baptized. Bibles, baptismal certificates, etc. will be presented to these. Those to be so recognized are Nancy Vote, Lowell Erwin, David Jones, lohny MayhaM, Stephen Suther!in. Ann Headley. LaDonna MeNeff, Mrs. > rchie singleton. Mrs. Ralph Records. Mrs. Robert Dean. Mrs. Chester Trout. Robart Cofflnan, Mrs. IW,,ert Cc man, and Mrs. Robert Moore. Participating in the service will be Lois Arnold, Ross Azbell and Mrs. Louis Hays. Monday, 7:30, Chi Rho of C.Y.F. Tuesday, 7:30, Boy Scouts will meet in Church basement. Thursday, Choir rehearsal, 7:00 p. m. K. J. U. will meet on Thursday evening. Christian Couples Club will meet Thursday evening. Pitch in dinner. You are invited to attend all of the services of this friendly Church at the heart of the co.11 • munlty. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Harry P. Walrond, Minister Sunday. May, 1949: 9:30 a. m.-Church School. Clauses for all. 10:30 a. m.—Nursery, for th > care of children of worshipper:’. 10:35 a. m.—Worship Service. Bill J. Lockwood. Choir Director: Grace Grogan Hill, Organist. Anthem—“O Saviour of th World”—Goss. Selimon "Can You Keep A Secret?’' 1:30 p. m —Tuxis members will meet at the Church. foi transportation to Youth Rally at Indl&napoks. 6:30 p. m.—Westminster Fellowship for College Students will meet for an informal discussion. W eek-Day Meetings; Wednesday—^:Q0 p. m.—"Wonen's Association Spring Luncheon" 7:00 p. m-—Choir Practice. Thursday-7:30 p m.—Session Meeting. Friday—7:00 p. m.—"Teen Town." Saturday Rummage Sale at the Court House.

tie, was dismissed Friday. Carol Custer of Greencastle, was dismissed Friday. Mrs. Vera Clones of Roachdale was dismissed Friday. Catherine Cox of Greencastle. was dismissed Friday. Frank Moore of Greencastle, was dismissed Friday. Mrs. Mary Reed and daughter of Greencastle, were dismissed Friday. Mrs. Almira Kean of Greencastle R. 3, was dismissed Fri-

day.

GLACIAL BOULDER M AKES MONUMENT FITCHBURGH, Mass. (UP) One of the strangest monuments in New England was created and dedicated to the power of nature. The monument, a 110-ton granite boulder perched atop Fitchburg's Rollstone Hill, bears a bronze plaque reading: “This boulder, carried by the last glacier from Mount Monadnock, N. H., to the summit of a hill whose name commemorat ‘s it, was for centuries a landmark to Indians and settlers. "Threatened with destruction by quarrying operations, it was saved by popular subscription and reassembled here, 192!*1930."

SCHOOL NEWS Itidpath Sehool Jolly Ann Cooksey received ? letter from a boy in Bremen Germany in answer to one shi sent to the Blumentkal Elementary School when the fifth grade sent a box of school supplies. The sixth grade boys and girl enjoyed their visiting day at tin high school Wednesday. Lucinda Fuller, a first gra pupil in Mrs. Hood’s room, cele brated her seventh birthday 0:1 Thursday. She had a party nt school for her classmates. Cup cakes, with candles, and the children's names on them, and ice cream Were served to the pupils and Mrs. Hood by Lucinda's mother. The children in Mrs. Hood’s room went to the DePauw Art Center on Thursday afternoon. An exhibit of contemporary Am erican paintings were on display this week and Miss Lura Garth, a DePauw art student, talked to the children about them. The children enjoyed seeing the paintings and also the place where the children go for their Saturday morning art classes, as well as the college students working on art projects. Miss Garth divided the children into groups and they played a game of finding certain paintings after she had given them clues concerning the pic-

ture. The children enjoyed their trip and learned many interesting facts about art. The third grade at Ridpath School attended one of the early programs broadcast by DePauw’s new station. The plav was “The Devil’s Little Brother-in-Law” at speech hall on Fri-

day,

Miller Sehool Jimmy Krider of Mrs. Mason’s room, gave an interesting talk about Washington, D. C., and his visit there during Spring vacation. He saw a dinosaur skeleton and the Kitty Hawk plane Vn the Smithsonian Institute. The whole family enjoyed the bal! game between the Washington Senators and the Philadelphia Braves at which President Truman threw the opening ball. John Howard, of Miss Hepler's room, has been confined to th*> | hospital due to an appendix op- j eration. Carol Nelson celebrated her seventh birthday with a party ii. Miss Knauer's room last Tues-

day.

# The boys and girls of Mrs. Youse’s second grade made a trip to the Julian Steele poultry farm last Friday. Following are three stories written by the children after the trip. “Patty’s Farm” I went to Patty’s farm. I saw a pony and a dog. I saw a mother cat with five baby kittens. I saw a mother hen. I saw some little baby chickens. We all got a ride on the pony. I like Patty's pony. Betty Lou Trucsdala | "At Patty's Farm” We went to Patty's farm Friday morning. We saw hens.

Classified Ads For Sale

All elasHified advertising must he paid in advance. Customers using classified a.:Is an* asked to send caah with the ad. Figure the first 15 words at 25 cents and each additional word one

cent.

FOR SALE: Registered OIC hogs. Gilts and Boars 12 weeks old double immuned for Cholera. BRED Gilts after April lOtn. FREE CATALOGUE. DIET/ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, INDIANA. 4tf.

FOR SALE: Frying chickens. David Barr. 2 miles south on 43. Phone 1010. 28-3p.

FOR SALE: Concrete, and pea gravel, coarse, medium, plastering and fine masionery sand. West qf pleasant Garden on Big Walnut. Clark and Son Gravel Co. 28-18p

FOR SALE: 1941 Plymoutn coupe: 1946 Ford Tudor. M. S. Hunter, I hone 6 or 387-W. 29-2p FOR SAIjE: One government eabin, 8 x 16. good condition. Hardwood floors. Victor Hurst, 317 E. Hanna St. 29-3’..

FERGUSON TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION: On the O. M. Thomas farm near Morton on state road 36, Tuesday, May 3. Bainbridge Tractor Sales. 29-.’it

NOTICE: Anyone having timber to cut, phone 701-W or come to 809 south Locust street. 29-4 p.

FOR SALE: I^ocust posts. Place your order for future delivery. Splits or rounds, any amount, any size. Charles Monahan, Locust Heights Farm, 3 miles south Putnamville. 11-tf.

FOR SALE: Pioneer seed corn, any number, any kernel size. Phone Rural 1F11. Rex Hathaway. 13-tf.

FOR SALE: 1949 Harley Davidson 74-0. H. V. Motorcycle. 5000 miles, extras; 1942 Plymouth, runs good and good tires and paint. 210 E, Walnut, Apt. 6. 29-3p.

FOR SAI4':: 1941 Chevrolet 2 door; 1940 Studebaker 2 door; \ ton CMC truck; 1938 Model 15 John Deere manure spreader; ntary hoe. Farmers Supply, Inc. 29-2’ FOR SAIJC: Locust posts. Claude Hutcheson, 2 1-2 miles west Limedale. Phone 6F13. Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf.

FOR SALE: 75 feeding shoats. Weigh 70 to 75 lbs. J. A. Moore, Cloverdale, R. R. 3. 30-2p.

FOR SALE Small aizo upright piano. 903 south Locust street. Phone 480-W. 30-2p

FOR SALE Several plump white Rock laying hens for eating or keeping. Good value at $1.75 each. Phone 455-R. 30-2p

FOR SAIJC: Registered Duroe boars, old enough for for service Dwight E. Vanlandingham or Manhattan road.

EITEL’S have Mother's Day cards. end.

LATEST RECORD KELEAS'

hens and hens. We saw a turtle Eg: Cruising Down the River

NOTICE MY OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND, 3RD, ITH DR. JAMES B. JOHNSON

too. We had fun at Patty's farm. We went on the bus. Joanna N01 is “The Farm" W; went to the farm on the bus. It was fun. On the way to the farm we saw many ea-'t. and houses. Wo raw the horse. We saw tile pigs. We saw the chick:;. We had a ride on the pony. Sara Jane Scott Judy Arnold and Mrs. Snively’s room had a party for her classmates on her birthday April eleventh. Sandra Ross of Mrs. Snively’s room gave an intresting talk to the children of her room this week about her visit to the Chicago Natural History Museum and Zoological Park. Jones Schnol The first grade lias finished a large mural about the farm. Patricia Bassett has returned to school, having recovered from chicken pox. Everybody is getting ready for the May Day program. The sixth grade has been working on their class wills and prophecies for the last ol sehool. Last week in science they worked in groups looking for heating elements in electrical appliances, making matteries, making telegraphs, using the microscope, sloping light ravs and producing heat, and dropping liquid temperatures below freezing, and working with electromagnets.

Forevei and Ever; You're So Understanding; When Is Sonvtime: Foolish (Questions; Playboy Chimes; You, You, You Are tho One: Ken Griffin's latest I Didn’t Know the Gun Was Loaded; Coniine Co Conime Ca; Some E 1chantcd Evening. Kersey Music Store. Phone 113. 29-2t.

FOR SALE: Baby chicks, Barred and White Rocks and White Leghorns. FREE CATALOGUE DIETZ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, Ind. 4-tf

FOR SALE: 18 foot hous ■ tiailer. 6 miles oast of town or Stilesville road. If interested cone Sunday. W. Shoemaker. 30-1 n.

FOR SALE: Cabbage and tomato plants, 15 cents doz., two doz. 25 cents. Bert Woods, 508 Ohio street. 28-4 p WAYNE Sugarine lO'/r dairy $2.00. Stark & Bettis, Phone 211, Morton. Fri-Sat-lf FOR SALE Frying chicken*. Second farm house south ct cement plant. 29-2p.

Why worry about hospital bills when you can buy hospitalization insurance. Simpson Stoner, policies for individuals, families and groups. 15-tf.

Build with Concrete For Economy, Durability and Attractiveness. Now available stand ard 8 x 8 x 16 cement blocks at new low prices. We can furnish your blocks, steel, sash, concrete lintels and asphalt shingles at a price to suit your budget. Cash Concrete Products 4i/I miles east of town on Stilesville Road.

PUBLIC AUCTION OF LOTS I will sell on Saturday (1:00 I*. M. C.S.T.) May 7. 1H4B, lots and real estate loeuted near my office and residence at the north edge of Cloverdale and west of Stale Road No. 48. H<>u ,e and ham on this property.

DR. LELAND A. TRIPPETT

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WAYNE BRANNKMAN, Auctioneer.

Headquarters tor curved rafters for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N Indiana St. Phone 403. 10-tf

FOR SALE: Man's Shelby bicycle in good condition, set of golf clubs, National table model radio. Mrs. Meredith, 504 Soutl Jackson st. Phone 224-W. .30-li.

STARR'S RADIO SERVICE 418 N. Jackson Street GREENCASTLE, INDIANA PHONE 50-R 10% off on all tubes and parts during month of May. CHARLES E. STARR

BLONDIE

TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICES REASONABLE — RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminatinq Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY — 388

PAG WOOD, IF VOU'PE GOING UPSTAIRS WIU. VOU BRING DOWN MV SCISSORS WITH J you ?

MT. ZION CHURCH Hear the Mt. Paran male choral from Indianapolis May 1. at 3:00 p. m. at Mt. Zion Baptist church, corner of Howard and Crown St. Sponsored by the Emergency Club for repairing th.: basement. H. W. Trigg, President Rev. 8. C. Boyd, Pastor HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Jean Winters of Spence.-, WM dismissed Thursday. Mbs. Martha O'Hair of Greenraatle, was dismissed Thursday Terry Pehan of Greencastle, was dismissed Friday. Thomas Roberts of Greencas-

5 GOSPEL CHIMES Colored Quintet From Indianapolis SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7:4S P. M. APOSTOUC TABERNACLE COMMERCIAL PLACE Come enjoy their nplrltnul Hinging — plenty of it. Evangelistic Message By Bro. George Curry

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FOR SALE OR TRADE: One blue roan 8 year old Belgian mare, sound, work a ny place. One 7 ft. tractor disc and tandem. 1 gasoline range stove. Howard Hodson. 2 miles east and 1-2 mile south of Bainbridge on old 36. 30-2t.

WANTED

PLOW SHARES SHARPENED. Your shares will be sharpened within 24 hours or less. We can also sharpen your lauwn mower. Graver Welding, Greencastle, Indiana. 28-I2t

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WANTED: Bowlers to enter red head pin tourney Saturday April 30. from 6 p. m. on. Cash prizes. Bowl as often as you wish. 19-21-25-27-29-30-61

WANTED: Shortorder cook, also waitress. Baron’s Midway Restaurant. Transportation furnished. Phone 25F24. 26-5t.

WANTED TO RENT: Apt. or house. 1 or 2 bedrooms. Unfurnished preferred. Reliable tenants. Will protect property and pay rent promptly. References furnished. Phone 111-W. 27-4*.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Apartment. Modern. Box C, Banner. 27-28-30-3p.

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment for the summer. On £. Arlington. Phone 264-R. 30-P

MISCELLANEOUS

Artlflcal Breeding: HolsteU, Guernsey and Jersey sires. Ah proved transmitters of high mJfc and butter production. Call before 9 A. M. Indiana Artifice! Breeding Association. Phong 24F3, Greencastle. 26-tf.

FOR SALE

FOR SAI.F: 17 Jewel Elgin man’s pocket watch, A-l condition. Phone 276-R. 30-2(1.

Fort Rte. Marie de Gannentaha, on highway 57 near Syracuse. N. Y., is a reproduction of tile stockade and fort built by the French in 1650 to protect settlers.

WANTED: Waiter or waitress anil night short order cook. Apply Double Decker. 27-4p

WANTED: To buy John Deere or International 2 bottom 16 inch breaking plow. Howard Moore. Phone 7F21. 30-2o

LET US BUILD YOUR PLANK FENCE: We furnish lumbe'Built according to your specifications. Also hardwood lumbefor sale. Raines Brothers Saw mill. Fillmore, I hone 355. 30-3-5-7-10-12-14-7p

REAL ESTATE Foil SALE: New eompletoty modern Ivhi bedroom house in Fillmore. Oil heat. Price l right. < . V Phillips, Real Estate Fillmore. 29-21

XITH 1: OK Kl>\t. SKTTIKM l :\T OK Ks r \TK NOTII'H IS H KK 1*5IIV <11 VKN to th** I’redlturs, Heir- anti Legatee!! ■ if Henry Jack.-ntl, ilect-nHcd In ilfi pear l.c tl(i* Putuam Cireiitt I'oun, held at UreviieaHile. Indiana, on (he Hth itny nf May, 1 !M'*. and show rails*., if any. whv the FIN Al, SKTTI.KM KNT Al'Cl it'NTS with th*- estate nf said decedent should not he approved; and said heirs are notified to then and tiler*, make proot of heirship, and reeelve their dlstrlhntlve shares. Klsle M. Jackson. Administratrix WIT NFS? the Clerk of said Court, lids Tl day of April. HUH No. Mi'lX. inner C. Akers. Clerk Putnam Circuit Cuttrl. Hurl,am A Inirham. Attorneys :io-2t.

FOR SALE: 5 room hous-. .strictly modern, college district. 5 rooms semi-modern, college district. Lawrence Butcher, 640 east Walnut street. Phone 175-U 28-3p

FOR SALE: 7 acres, 2 miles from Greencastle on good road. 2 good wells, electricity, good barn, all kinds of fruit, old house, everything on the ground tc build a new house. See Albert Cope. Greencastle, R . R.l, Elizabeth street. Ip

We have the following types of Garden Plants -- Sweet Alyssun Petunias Snapdragons Astern Ageratum Scarlet Sage Verbenas Dahlia and Glad bulbs Tomatoes Cabbage Sweet peppers Hot ivppers Terrace View Gardens Grafton Longden Jr. PHONE 585-R

FOR SALE One 100 acre farm, modern home, good barn, well fenced; one 80 acre farm, all tillable, good house, big barn; one electrically equipped wo< k shop, 30 by 60 block construction 12 ft high and 12 ft wide, overhead door, steel windows. See W. R. Lisby if interested, Coatsville Ind. 30-Ip

LOST-

LOST: Yellow gold Bulova pocket watch, thin case. Reward. Donald (Cub) Lear. 29-2p.

RE-UPHOIjSTER AND REBUILD Your Living Room Suite Just like new, for about half the cosl of new. i 2 Piece Suite As Low As $49.00 Including Material FREE ESTIMATES. Art Furniture Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED 7 WEST FRANKLIN ST. GREENCASTLE TEL 299

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