The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 July 1949 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, !■ x>IANA, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949.

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Men*i Cool Colton Sports Shirts $1.59 Cool open weave shirts Sanforized for less than 1% shrinkage. Have two pockets, convertible collars. Blue, tan, maize, natural, green. Size* sm-ib medium a id lafge.

The ladies of Eastern Star served dinner to near hundred Masons on Wednesday evening ibserving Us 100th anniversary. Kaye Aldcnc Harlan underwent a tonsil operation at tha I’utnam County hospital Thurslay morning.

Mrs. Paul Couger, Mrs. r 'rank Miller and Miss Agnes man shopped in Greencastle Dursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cummins have moved to Greenfield whi 1 • Mr. Cummins will touch in Charlesville High School the :vcxt school term. Mr. and Mrs. Hob Spencer of Grecpeastle visited Thursday evening with his mother, Mrs. Cene Gooch. Mrs Muriel Nelson of Hillslah vis It (i with Mi. and Mrs. Bill Harlan and daughter from Thursday until Sunday. Mrs M aud Croti.an . en.ertain- < d the Widows Club Friday. Miss Myrtle Pickett returned lent Thursday from Hie Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Mi M lie Dickson and Maud Ci 1 ban were Hostess to Birthday Hridge Club Saturday vening with five tables. Two honort d guest: Mrs. Beulah Crodian ami Mrs. Lucille Curran having bu todays during the month. Gerald H.iy Etcheson of California has arrived for a visit with relators Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koesellei attended th< horse show at Martinsville Sunday. A large riuwd from the Christian church attended services at Browns Valley Church Sunday night Mr. and Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs. Olga H bi.s were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr. Miller attended Standard Oil meeting. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Blaydes and famiih have gone to Kentucky foi a visit. Mr. James Ci ' llan of Evans ville is Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crodi.e and Mrs. Magg’ 1 ' Hall. Miss Glady Harlan of Greencastle spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mi. and Mrs. Bill Harlan am! daughter. Mr. and Mi • Bnggeman and family have moved to Greencastle. Mr. Hazel !.• w ea: spent Friday in Indianapo!.. ana returned to Plainfield and spent the week end with Mi and Mrs. Leland Pritchett and son Hilly .loe. Mr. and Mi ilennan Sanders of Danville. Illinois visited Wednesday < vi ring with Mr. and Mrs. Clifi Oolcy and family.

ANNUAL PICNIC About fifty employees of th" G. C. Murphy Company enjoyed the annual summer picnic an ! dinner of the store at the Old Trail Inn Thursday evening. Melvin Myer, manager of the store, was in charge of the group, and prior to the meeting, t coupons good for “cash” hail been distributed to contest winners and this “money” was used during

the evening.

Following the dinner an auction of various items was held on the lawn at the Inn and ^1 who had been given “bonus mon-

ey" participated in the auctions and items of considerable value were sold to the highest bidders. Inflation in the auction ran riot and a dollar bill, the last item sold, went for the measley new deal sum of $850.

HOME FROM C AMP

ESSAYIST VISITS WHITE HOUSE

MOVE TO KINGMAN Mi. and Mrs. Morns E. Woods, .vest of StilesviUe, nave moved to Kingman, where Mr. Wools and his brother Waldo, have purchased an Intecnationai Haivester Implement and nppliancc business.

AT THE AIR CONDITIONED

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SALE Womens Men’s and eraiis Shoes liegulaisi.dll & $1.41) SALE VRICE $1.29 CAP PISTOLS GENE AIU'HV 71>c TRIGGER TUc TEXAN .Ik !»*' RANGER !** CAPP singe . ‘i for 5c Rolls, Bov 10c PICRIt JUGS Gallon Insiileted $'J.DH With .Srout . $8,118 1 (|(. Tlieriiiis Bottles 8:1.89

Mhiti Wont Smart Sun Outfits $1.49 $149 [(Midriff) (Short*)

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Striped front with back, neckllns and

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Girls attending camp were returned home from a o day outing at McCormicks Creek Park. Fills attending camp Waneta Alexander, Ida Renfro, Marlene Bemis, Lu Alexander, Carolyn Cooper. A bhy Grey, Hutcheson, Thelma Gent, Konfro,, Sliirley Herbert two guests, Jo Ann bmith and Carol Clark. Leaders for the troop were Mrs. Mary Renfro an<| Mrs. M le Coopei.

Todays Market Hogs 6,500, strong to 25c higher on butcher. Some extreme heavies steady, good and choice 170-250 lbs. barrows and gill a $21.50 $22.00. 250-200 lbs. $20.50 $21.50. Near 375 lbs. $18.50. 100160 lbs. $16.50-$20.00. Cattle 250. Calves :!00. Steady common to good steers $19.00$26 00. Vealcrs steady. Top 25. Sheep 100. Native spring lambs steady at $24.75-$25.50. Slaughter ewes $5.00-$8.50.

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— THE

SIRATION ■STORY

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HEARTY SMILES and a three-way handshake are exchanged at the W’hite House as President Truman congratulates William Johnson, 17, McAlester, Okla., on winning the Elks’ national essay contest, “Why Democracy Works,” with $1,000 first prize. Grand Exalted Ruler George I. Hall, New York, Is the third party. (Internution.il)

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