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THE DAftY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 1, 1949.

WE'LL EE SEEING YOU AT THE PLUG HORSE DERBY SUNDAY, OCTOBER I6TH, 1949

BAYARD ALLE.VS FARM. 21/j MILES NORTHWEST OF

CREE-NTASTLE.

WHITE WAY LUNCH

I’OOL TO OLDS party and umlcr th<’ Whit*’ House umbrella f<tr the left wingers who were so pono rful in

.special election,

wins it will have reason to feel considerable confidence about the general elections a year from

the Democratic party during the ; now.

Roosevelt administrations. Such an argument would be valuable in many states, but notably in New York at this moment. A special election next month will fill a Senate seat from New York. Former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman is the Democratic candidate opposing Republican Sen. John Foster Dulles, who is serving temporarily by appointment. The seat was resigned by Robert F Wagner, Sr..

Riley" which was written at the time of Mr. Riley’s death. She also read "The Prayer Perfect *

by Riley.

Members responded to roil call ! with Riley quotations. After the business session Mrs. Win. McMullen gave a talk on “My Visit to Riley's Home," which was much enjoyed. Mrs. Russell i Miller read a paper on Riley Hospital, which was well given, as Mrs. Miller was a nurse then

for several years.

Mrs. Clampitt served cider and

The party that j OU gi 1 iiuts to seventeen member.-’

and one guest, Mis. Ralph Ciaio-

pitt.

The November meeting is be with Mrs. Ethel Miller.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postofflee at (ireenrantle, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of March 7, I>178. .Subscription price I -JO cents per week; $4.00 per year by mail In Ibitnam county; $5.00 to $7.80 per year outside Putnam County. S. IL Rurlden, Ihibllsher 17-19 South Jackson Street

Society

Mrs. Clampitt Hostess

lii Chili Oct. 7

Mrs. Emma Clampitt of Roachdale was hostess to the Maysville Community Club

Friday, Oct. 7.

The meeting was opened by 1 dnging, "On tiie Banks of the Wabash" led by Mrs. Eleanor Mi Mullen. Mrs. Ruby Ma jor | gave a short history of the song. Mrs Gladys Sutherlin conducted

Surprise Birthday Celebration Oetober 9

I’lJKKOXAl And Local News IK ikii:fs

a Democrat. the devotions by reading Edgar The chips are down in that Guest’s poem “James Whitcomb

BLUE RIBBON OLEO, Yellow, Lb 29c Never before have yon been able to buy colored Oleo in } Lb. Sticks at such a low price.

.. 19c ..39c .. 39c

WHITE BLUE RIBBON, Lb. SALMON, one pound can SIDE PORK, Fresh, lb. ..

GROUND BEEF

FRESH ALL

LB. 39c

OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY

i:kf:i

The family of John Henry ai d Nancy Catherine Nichols smprised them on October 9 with a basket dinner at their home in

celebration of the Hiitli ii rthday gj rt Sunday

of Mr. Nichols on Oct 10 and the 84th birthday of Mrs. Nichols on Oct. 13. All of their children were present. They arc Mr. and Mrs. Ira Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Zeinei and Mis. Ada Kob.n.son. Of the grandchildren attending there were Mr. and Mrs. O. G Nichols and children, Evi - lyn. Letitia, Edwin and Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols an I | Rita Ruth ami Carol Jean, Mir. Clarence Richardson and son, Guy Sidney, Miss Mary Alice Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Nichols and children. Diana ami

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers, K.i gene Myers, Karen and Gonlnn

in Brown

county.

Mr. a I Mrs. O. II McNary of V'\.ay and daughter, Doris Ann, of Indianapolis uml Gordon Graham of Lafayette spent Sunday with Mrs. Maude McNary of this

cily.

Mi. and Mrs Richard Reincking and spns, Allan and Scott, of Bloomington, and Mr. and Mrs Robert Hoffman of Lafayetti, -pent tin- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shirley.

Mr. and Mrs. James MoCow.) if Crawfordsville, are the par-

lohn H., Dallas Nichols. Mr. aiwl j cuts of a daughter, Shirley Ann

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HAVE YOU NOTICED 1 We are now using the new square bottle for our HOMOGENIZED Vitamin D Milk. As soon as new bottles are available we expect to use the new square for all our products. When you need dairy products ask for HURST’S. You’ll be glad you did.

HURST'S DAIRY

Mrs. Lois Zeiner and children, Johnny Bob, Jane and Joe, Mr. rml Mrs. John Richards and rhilIren, Nancy, Virginia. Stevie and Mary. Henry ami Donald Robi son. Mi and Mrs. Frank White from California were aft •

ernoon callers.

Picture taking was the mam entertainment of the day asid“

from eating.

F'irst Christian Church

Section Meetings

World Community Day will be Nov. 4th in the First Christian church. Each member is asked to bring to her section meeting one or all of the following artic les, P/j yard lengths of blue denim, pieces of new material for quilts, cotton or woolen, yard goods of cotton or woolen, floss,

/arn, crochet cotton, bread, tape and scissors.

All sections meet th.s Thurs-

day’ Oct. 13.

Section I meets at 7:30 with

Mrs. Eugene Akers.

Section II meets at 2:00 witn

Mrs. John Boyd.

Section II meets ta 2:30 with Mrs. Milo West. Please remem-

ber the auction.

Section IV meets at 7:30 wit i Mrs. Chester Coper. Program will be given by Mrs. Edmon 1 Torr and devotions by Mis.

George Garrett.

born Friday at the Pubnan County hospital. Mrs. MeCowi is the former Eva Chadd of thb

city.

Rev. John Tennant, paster of Gnbin Memorial church, will speak at the Mt. Meridian Methodist church Wednesday evening at 7:13. Rev. Conrad Clearwater .vill speak Thursday evening There will be special music both nights. Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Irwin and son, Jot, and Mrs. Della Black of West Terre Haute, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rutter. They ai d Mr. Rutter were school mates and thi was their first meeting

"FlR^

OFF*RE| REAK GutAS

in 51 years.

Perry Rush, manager of .the Greencastle Coca-Cola bottling plant, has returned home from a

needles 1 business trip to New York where

he attended the Coca-Cola Bottlers Convention at the WaldorfAstoria and also The celebration Of the golden anniversary of the

bottling of Coca-Cola.

Mrs. Margaret A. Afflis, director of the Indiana State Probation Department, announces tha’.

the State Probation Commission ' ^’'e

will hold an examination to qualify persons to serve as probation officers in all courts of the state, on Thursday, December 8, in Room 317, State House. Anyone interested in taking this examnatinn may procure a preliminary Application blank by writing nr calling at the State Probation Department, 4th floor State

Keystone Bible Class To Meet Thursday t The Keystone Bible class will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. C. Bowman. Mrs. Clyde Williams and Mrs. Edith Zeigelman will be assisting hostesses. J. E. Sharp will have the devotions and Mrs. J. E. Courtney will have the program. 4* *F 4* + tlinton-Madtson Club To Meet The ‘Clinton and Madison Home Gc Club will meet Thursday, O t. 13th with Mrs. William Dane, Mrs. Nora Grable and Miss l^i.ta Moore will be assisting iio. less. Members are asked to bring linens either old or new. Mrs. Benner plans to be at thin meeting. The meeting will start at 1 I’clock instead of' 1:30 as prej viouoly announced. + -F + + Sugar Ridge Club Will Meet I’rhlay The October meeting of the Sugar Ridge Needle Club will be a pitch-in supper, Friday evening. Oct 14th, with Mrs. William Blue. Members please note change of date. + + 4- + CouAtry Corner ( lub T > Meet The Country Corner home F> Club will meet Friday, Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs. Sam. Baird. Roachdale. Hope everyone will plan to attend as this is the last meeting before Achievement

Day.

4- + 4* 4St. Paul’s Study Club Meets Thursday St. Paul’s Study club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Alice Murphy, Alamo Apt.

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I*. FI. O. To Meet With Mrs. FJ'kardt P. E. O. will meet Wednesat 7:30 p. m. at the home ot Mrs. VV. J. Eckardt.

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Happier Home Club To Meet Tonight The Happier Homes Study Club will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Harriett Grimes, Indiana street road. Come masked.

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Friday Sewing Circle To Meet The Friday Sewing Circle will meet at Robe-Ann Park Friday. In case of rain the meeting will be held with Elizabeth Bruner. Bring covered dish and potholder for exchange.

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First Ward I*. T. A.

Meets F’riday

Parent Teacher Associa-

tion of the Mary Emma Jones school will meet Friday, Oct. 14 at 2:30 o'clock in the school aud-

itorium.

. Devotions will be given by Rev. Dallas Rissler. A short pro

gram of music will be given by the sixth grade. Miss Paulin Smith, school nurse, will present ribbons to all the first grade children who have completed their medical examinations, sponsored by the P. T A. Summer Round-up program. Mr. Dixon, school principal, will introduce the new sixth grade teacher and speak briefly to the grAup. Following the business meeting a tea will be given in honor of the new patrons and new

teachers.

All patrons and friends of Jones School are urged to attend this meeting.

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Mrs. Klinefelter Hostess To Club The Ladies Busy Bee Club held its regular meeting at the home of Carrie Klinefelter with sixteen members present. Besides regular business, the new Christmas card display was shown. All Busy Bee members | wishing to order cards see Helen Williams. This is truly a beautiful display of more than reasonably priced cards. They wilt be ordered by next meeting at Julie Hagerty’s. Members are urged to see them. The members were sorry to learn that the president, Mrs. Hagerty, can no longer fill th >

office. Mrs. Sterling Hervey was elected to serve out the year. There will be a quilting day at _ Mrs. Klinefelter’s Thursday October 13th. All members an J" urged to be present, if possible. V After a delicious dinner serve I by the hostess, the club meeting

took place.

The next meeting will be on the regular Thursday at Julie

Hagerty’s.

+ + 4* + The Bainbridge W.S.C.S. met at the home of Mrs Curtis Higgins Thursday afternoon Oct. 6. The president, Mrs. Charlotte Colliver called meeting to order and we were led in prayer' l>y Mrs. Vernon Bigler. Minutes were read and approved. Roll call answered by thirteen members. Treasurers report given and approved. It was suggested we observe the hour from 8 to 9 a. rr.. for

Prayer.

Report on the meetings al Carbon and Rockville was givei

FROM HAhOKEPCU OUST BRING TO

mm JAM PMomio« NORTH sS)

IMIKLIi S.\i We the Iindersig >ed. will sell at ain tiiiii th,, d,.| M | phu'i located on the Angle road, I niiks soulheasl „t >i,lsl miles north, ast ol Little Point. 7 miles west at miles northeast ot Fniinent-e tin foil.min,; |, ri ,p ( . rl | " Thursday, October 13th, Hfl SALE STARTs AT |tl:3tl A. M. 10- CATTLE - 10 One milking Shorthorn Cow, ti vis. old, hr.sl tu; ,t iJ

flow of milli.

One <.11 -ruses Cow, li yrs. oil 1 , lired \nj;. Ii, .,n lull || ( „J O w Milking Sliortliorn Cow. i \ rs. old hr.-l .T

flow el milk.

Oni Milking Shorthorn Cow, 8 yrs old. Dm |(j .Uyi

date. hea\ y milker.

Oni 1 Guernsey Cow, 8 yrs. old. Dm by din u| s a |(.|

I good cow.

One Shorthorn-Guernsey Cow. 2 yrs. old to fredtoH One Milking Shorthorn Cow. ti Ms. old In frrslK-a H One Sliorthorn-Gnernsey Cow, 7 yrs old tu Irish™J, One Guernsey-Hereford < ow, '! yrs old, (all l>, suk One Hereford Bull, '! yrs. old, gentle, ;i gnu I induidml The abovt eatth are m Islanding loi si/i ami iimII. iirj II you like es^ra large rows that an heavy milk DON’T MISS THIS SALE. FARM IMPLEMENTS | I94<; Model B. John Deere traclor with stir: r Imbt ^ pletely overhauled and new paint, cultivator for >.irm Ini'! No ti': combine w ith motor in good . iiidilio : |n. k-iij] ' pick-ii| attaelvmi-iit, new cylinder for same . in! disc, 7 ft. tan tom disc, John Deere Big I mower, (.aril, i-il I tractor with disc aid sickle bar and atluehiiieiil' I i .ill national wheat drill with good drill, oiie-horse wheat (nil I corn turner, good rubber tired wagon with flat ’ p tired wagons, nibhei tired wagon. Rotary scrapei, i it'll 1 drag, J, D. dump rake, walking plow, electric fcm.'ii* HARDWARE AND MISCELLANEOUS

(Right) ISjeurl El Hi it, WK rulLtl Bold plate heart, atoinh-sa atcei hot:k cate. Expansion hand. $42JiO (Left) Elgin lie Luxe,

• 17 jewels. 10K natural

Mainsorina* S

' ** | Priam include Federal tax

ELGINS

with the

Dura Power

CLOVFiltD VLK

Mis. Tr ixey Mann, Luelia Jor-

lon and Nellie McDonal were i.i i House, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Greencastle last Friday morning

m business.

Mrs. Ollie O’Connor visited recently with her cousin, Mrs. Nellie Hoffa at Cunot.

of "Bigiloy" metal P*teat pending. C. B. Hammond

JEWELER

11 E. WASHINGTON ST.

Forge post drill, spray pump. ’.* I-hole com shcilef | planter Black Hawk, hay knife, bell, hay forks, milk strainer, milk curt and numerals otl."r articles. F’arm Master milking machine, single unit, Hi iiiuiitls|

| 5 stall cocks and lines.

HOUSEHOLD

T\Vc good coal heating stoves. 5 lilirnet IVrfertinn (

-—•" leather davenport, somi elrairs. buffet, i .mil n fall"" H i oils other household articles, | .

1937 Bule.k .Hpeeial, new motor ami naint, front inil mission overhauled, all in.A-l contlition.

TERMS — ( ASH.

Not responsible in < ; is>»(I

1 Everyone Welcome.

Delbert and Forrest Murphy, Oi WAYNE sBRANNEMAN, Auet. I.. K MKHAB Iby Eminem'** < hrintian (Imnu

“NOW

BED" NATION A! BOARD OF Fill UNOMWRITEtS

Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Whrn disorder of kidney function permit* poisonous matter to remain in your hlo«*d. it may cause nagginsr liackache, rhiumatic pains, 1<*K pains, loss of pep and energy, ufettinir up nights, swellinK, putfiniss under th. eyes, headaches and dizzinesa. Frequent oi scanty passages with smarting and Imininv; iometimea shows there is something wroniWith your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your druKiflst for Doan’ Pills, a stimulant diuretic, UHed suoces !*illy by millions for over 60 years. Doan's «ive happy relief and will help tho 16 miles of kidney tubes Hiihh out poisonous waste from vour blood. Get Doan's Fills.

Nov» mbrr 12 will be the deadline for returning this application to the State Probation Department.

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthday*

| Miss Wilma Person, 224 Itvva Greet, today, Oct. 11. Patty Sutherlin, 17 years old I today, October lllh. | Janet Lynn Moore, daughter | of Mr. and Mis. Wayne Moore, Gr enra.stle R. 3, 1 year old today. Oct. 11.

MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY! on Sweetest Day Oct. 15 Tell your Mother how sweet she is. Surprise your Sweetie on Sweetest Day Make a shut-ir. happy. tt need not be an expensive bouquet or gift just a token to tell her how sweet you think she is.

OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 17 So. Vine St. Phone 636

JUNIOR

Yes, Junior, that wa« our home. No, it burned down,

not up.

Yes, I knew of Bold-win-Hill rockwool*. No, I didn't insulate. Yes, I should have. Go away, Junior. PHONE 00

NEW YORKhR 4-DOOR

/ Joes more thanyou I I ask of any cur

R. E. KNOLL ,h ® tar P rov « '*•

North Jackson St.

HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED

WHITE CLEANERS

HOITR

Try driving without shifting in the car with the simplest automatic transmission of all . . . the car that gives you complete control. Wade through flood and stortn that would stall any other carl You’ve the first and only waterfinwl ignition system on any passenger car. Look undor tho fondors and body, there’* protective undercoating no oilier car gets at the factory. Look at the Safety Him wheela

... blowouts can’t throw a tire under

almost any normal driving.

See how common sonao and imagination in engineering and research malg: you more comfortable. With cliair-height scats. With beautiful interiors for full size people. Telephone your nearby Chrysler dealer ... he will bring the car to your door. In any body style, 4-door Sedan, Club Coupe, Convertible (ktupe, the powerful H-cylinder New Y orker will do more for you than you’ve

asked of any other car.

^ sund

the bea»m

AU ,o SARATOGA *

H. & M. AUTO SALES CO

3IT North Jackson Street. Greencastle. Indiana