The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 May 1949 — Page 2

m JAHY BARKfR, G^HENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1949.

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Schweitzer." b> Charles Joy tc the Public Libraiy to be placet)

on the Memorial Shelf In memory of Mrs. Hadde Hamrick.

WE HAVE THEM!! YOU NEED THEM!! CANNON'S SHIRT SALE

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COLORED, FANCY •• ENTIRE STOCK GOES "All Shirts of Well Known Makes" THURSDAY (Tomorrow) at9 A.M.

3 For $7.50

REGULAR $2.66

TIE SALE TIES TO GO AT 66c 3 For $1.75

CANNON'S THE MENS STORE

■ GREYHOUND VACATIONS ARE J Tljjj for AN

Greyhound serves all America • with routes and schedules to fit ANY plan • fares EVERYONE can afford • it’s the easy-tpoing carefree# friendly traval way

one Way NEW YOKK SI.VMI CHICAtiO 4.2.1 DKTKOIT 6.08 BOSTON n.H.1 WASHINGTON 11.25 BI’KFAI.O ».6fl I.O.v ANGKLBS 37.10 SAN FK AN CISCO ... 87.10 N’EV.’ OKI.KAN’S 14.25

One Way

MIAMI u 820.78

DKNVEK SEATTLE HOC S TON

KNOXVILLE CHATTANOOUA MINNEAPOLIS FOHTLAND, OKK. TOKONTO

21.0.1 41.50 I8.(>()

7.80 8.45

10.30 41.50 12.15

Plus u. S. Tax

Clg EXTRA saving*, on Round-Trip Tickets

DEPARTURES DAILY FROM GUEENCARTL1 TO ALL AMERICA EAST BOUND 7:20 A. M. 12:56 P. M. 8:86 P. M. WEST BOUND 10:07 A. M. 2:24 P. M. 0:59 P M. • All Times Shown Are Standard T’.ne

GREYHOUND TERMINAL 6 East Seminary 81.

Phone 1024

GREYHOUND

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered la «ae poetofflee at .rrencantle. In hi mu as Me nail hue mall matter ■Mat not at lareb 7. 1878. SabnerlpttoB price •0 neaU per weak: I4.M par year by mall la Pntaaaa 43.00 to f7JM par year Putnam Oooaty. a. B. Karldea. PabUahar. 11-19 Booth Jaekaaa BUM

PCHSOMAL And Local News BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. Lcland Moore of Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Summers ! of Quincy, are the parents of a 1 daugnter born Wednesday. Mr. atnl Mrs. Russell Buis of i Greencastle, are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Cooper and 1 children of Roachdale, have returned from a two weeks vacation in Florida. Rev. Ida R. Adkins has returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Overstreet of Marshall and her son. Raymond and family at Indianapolis. Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Goss, sister bf Mrs. Inez Moore and Edgar Carlin of this city, will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock from the Thomas Funeral Home In Terre Haute. Burial will be in the the Rose Lawn cemetery. The flower garden of Mrs. R E. Richards, E. Franklin St., is now the mecca of flower lovers. It is especially notable for th. display of the large number of the best of modern iris, which are a revelation to many. The bloom is now at peak and visitors are welcome. Miss Gladys Sutherlin, former Roarhdale Primary teacher, will hold a six weeks kindergarten course sponsored by the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, in the Roachdale school building, beginning June 6th. Enrollment must be completed by May 28th. For further information see or call. Mrs. Glen Irwin, Mrs. Don Wilson. Mrs. James Reed. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ellis, Opal Ellis and daughter, Darlene. Lucille Skelton and son, Jimmy, arrived home from Camp Lee. ^ irginia. Tuesday afternoon. They were there to visit Pvt. Jesse L. Ellis Jr. and while there they all drove to Washington D. C., Arlington Cenetery and Mt. Vernon. Pvt. Elfis will graduate from supply school next Friday.

SOCIETY >lr. and Mn». L. L. Keller Observe 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Keller will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their home in Jefferson township on Sunday. May 22nd. Mrs. Keller is the daughter of the late Samuel and Amanda Hurst Adams and Mr. Keller is the son of the late William and Sarah Brinton Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Keller were married May 20. 1899 by the late Rev. T. C. Vaughn at his home just nortn if Belle Union. They have eight living children, fifteen grandchilJien and six great grandchildren. There will be a family pitch-in dinner at the noon hour and open house from 2 to 5 p. m. for friends and neighbors who wish to call. + + + + Associate Tri Kappa Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Associate fri Kappa has been indefinitely 'ostponed. + + + + •rcup To Hold Final Meeting The last general meeting of the spring for the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Memorial Methodist church will be held at 1:30 o’clock Thursday, May 19. in Community Hall. A special feature will be a degsert-luncheon. An - interesting program has been arranged. The Greencasth

Morning Musicale Chorus will sing. Mrs. Fowler Brooks will be leader of the worship service. The program speaker Will be Dr. Henry Kolbe. Mrs. Norman Peabody and her committee, Mrs. Frank Stoessel. Mrs. Russell Pierce and Mrs. Don Marketto, will be hostesses for the dessert-luncheon in honor of all new members of the society received during the year. All members and friends are cordially invited. Please note the change of time to 1:30 o’clock. + •{• + + Child’s Study Club To Picnic Tuesday Child’s Study Club of A. A. U. W. will hold its annual picnic for the members and families at 4:00 o’clock Tuesday. May 24th. at Robe-Ann Park. + + + Womans Circle To Meet Thursday The afternoon circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday. May 19th. at the home of Mrs. George Manhart, 325 Highfall avenue. Mrs. Walrond will have the devotions. Mr::. Jennie Laughlin, Mrs. Paul Kireher, and Mrs. Ruth Mintzer will speak on "Porto Rico." 4* *1' <• -P Woman’s Union To Meet Thursday W’oman’s Union of the First I Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. The devotions will do given by Mrs. Julian Steele and

the program by Mrs. Roy Sutherlin. + + + . + Greeneastle O. E. S. To Hold Inspection Greencastle Chapter O. E. S No. 255 will hold annual inspection Friday, May 20th, at 8:00 p m. There will be many of the grand officers present. All members are cordially invited to attend. + •► + + Woman's Bible Club To Meet Friday Woman's Bible Club of Gobin Memorial church will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Parnell. HOSPITAL NOTES Hazel Skelton of Greencastie. was admitted Tuesday. Marvin Debois of Spencer, was admitted Tuesday. Charles Edward Lee of Greencastle R. 4, was admitted Wednesday. Mrs Alma Swinner of Columbus, was dismissed Tuesday.

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ANNIVE

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Duane ** Mrs. Joe Cain, c,* 10 years old tod,? Eve 'yn Jane a, ter of George m more ' 12 years t Sandra Kaye „ 01 Mr - and Mrs. ^orth Madison St

May 18th.

COKKECn In an advertise^ Link and Co., wec ><. the pn, ,, „ electric refrigerate, rectly given. The | Fiigidaire should I $274.75 instead of g models as low a s |g of $209.75 as wajgia vertisement.

5K1©I INDIANA LOAN COM

IS EAST WASHINGTON ST.

Today s Market Hogs 6.009, active, bat rows and gilts 25 to 50 cents higherbulk good and choice 180-2ii0 lha $19.00-$19.50. top $19.75; 260-290 iba $18.25-$19.00; few heavy weights; 100 160 lbs $15.50$17.00; choice 160 lbs $17.25 up sows strong to 25 higher; bulk $14.50 - $16.75; choice light weights $17.00-$17.25.

24 HOUR SERVICE WHITE CLEANERS 309 N. Jackson BL

FISHItr FUN Tlo-ee of the Local Hopefuls have been having twice the amount of fun from their fishing trips as most people do. This Is because they have the fun o| eatehing a big string ot Blue gill, then they *U»ve a barrel! of fun when they leave them swimming around In a sink full of water in the home of an unsuspecting friend. It just hapn-ns that U'se hardies return from their excursions usi ally ahout ten o'clock a* night, and the victim is cleaning Ihiii un ti| the wee small ho :rs. This trio Is romnosivl of Charley (Htrlngheuns) Ewing, .lack (Bing) Croshy, and Chuck (Cheesecake) Tummonds. Sportsman’s Shop j

faiftt up up

Let's all help to make Greencastle a more Healthful, Beautiful

• LAWN RAKES • LEAF RAKES

• GRASS HOOKS PRUNING SHEARS • SPADING FORKS • STEP LADDERS

• LAWN MOWERS • GARDEN HOSE • WHEEL BARROWS • YARD CARTS < • YARD SHOVELS • RUBBISH BURNERS PAINTS

and

WALLPAPERS A complete line of inside and outside paints ancj enamels - * - - Many attractive wallpaper patterns Wallpaper And Paint Cleaners

• GARBAGE CANS • HAMMERS * SAWS • PAINT BRUSHES • WAXES AND POLISHES •WASTE BASKETS * MOPS AND PAHS

17-19 E.WASHINGTON ST GREENCASTLl’PH-Mj