The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 January 1952 — Page 2

TV' 3AIIY c, GRSEK'CASTlI. INDIANA, THURSDAY, JanUaRY 17 1952

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I wi.ih to express my sincere thanks and appreciation !>-• all the ranis, letter flowers and gifts received doling my recent illness; also thanks to Dr. Tipton, Dr. Wiseman and the nuise and aides at the hospital Velda Nees NKW HOOKS Thirty-one new book, were placed in circulation at the Greenrastlo Public Library on Wednesday. Titles include: March of Democracy, The Vatican, Analytical Concert

Guide, Dictionary of Scientists, | Victor Book of Overtures. Art Has Many Faces, Treasury of Inspiration, Protestant Panorama, Forrestal Diaites, Crime in America, The Hawthornes,

Southern Cookbook.

New Fiction: We fished all Night. The Commandments of Men,' Brothers Divided, TtW Kakked Ones, Reward of Faith, Young People's Collection:

Chariot In the Sky, Doak Walk- 1 er, Famous Paintings. The , f> ^ today, Jan. 17.

Young Marchesa,. Complete Book I

of Enlarging, The Golden Sha- , Billy Ogle son of Mr. and Mrs. dow. Between Planets, Seven j William Ogle, :j years old today,

Thousand Islands. J un - ^

AHNiVtKSARY

Birthday*

De'bbie Kay Sutherlin, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Maynard Sutherlin Elizabeth street, two yi ars old today, Jan. 17, Debbie Kay Sutherlin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Sutherlin 2 years old today, Jan.

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Harvey Nichols, Greencaatle

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KO> \L «■> •-»i COFFEE 1 Lb. Bag 79c

/A' MARCHo'DIWiiCS

ICA Whole Kernel GOLDEN

CORN

2,303 cans 37c \ Pillsbury I PIE CRI ST 'llV 9 Oz. Pkg. 18c PIPING HOT! Cream of Wheat 28 Oz. 31c

JEKGEVH

HAND LOTION 23c • Large 47c GODCIIAIX SUGAR, 10 Lbs.

Th > is N»lion*l TIsmIi We«k t ut ^.fiy wgfi .s Thr.ll W*pi ,hrn you tat* adva r .^■ lai)* ol Oui fv»ryday lc,w r*^rtOO Solid Park Tomatoes 2 N , ns - 35c

FAMOI S FOR KICHNESK Baker's Cocoa oz ' kp 24c With Garden Fresh Flavor

SW EET PEAS

Greenles, 2 :m 1 m ‘ , 39c PKE-COOKBD FOR Ijl l< K MEALS Minute Rice 21 kKV 25c .11 ST HEAT and SERVE—IGA Pork - Beans 2 Is " 2 , ,,n 27c I’erfeel Starch willl < old Wafer

2 hoxe.s 39C

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In tile postofflce at Gri-eneastle, Imllanu a* Hoeoud chuiH mail matter under act of Mureh 7, 1878. Snh<«erlptlou price :»0 cent* per week; $1.00 per year by mull In Putnam County: Sfi.Oo to $10.40 per year outside Piitnaiu County. Telephone 98, 74 or 114 M. K. Karlden, PiitillHher n-19 South Jaekaon Street

I'pr.MMiul And Local News Bit IE VS

Mi and.Mr*. Roger WodleyJ and son, Mike are spending the winter in Hollywood, Fla. IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Maurice A. Craver. who passed away 12 years ago today, January 17, 1940. Dear Buddy, time cannot dim The memory of your smile Even though 12 years have passed It seems so short a while. We think of you us one to love And cherish through the years It helps to ease our aching hearts And drives away the tears. Sadly missed by Daddy. Mother and brother, Harold Graver. ch.

REACH safety The praise for Dr. W. H Roehll. who administered to those aboard the train, was unanimous. But the doctor joke I about his work. ‘•The only treatment I could give aboard the City of San Francisco was sedatives and fresh air and we certainly had plenty of the latter." * READ THE BANNER ADS

TO FIFE CHARGES ELKHART, Ind., Jan I 7 , UP I Charges were to be filed today against four men whose ailed, police said, solved an armed robbery and a series of burglaries, forgeries ami car “thefts in this area during th* past two and one-half years. Police said Ramon J. Botchuk, 22 arrested yesterday, admitted he and Glenn I. Stiffler. 21, were the armed bandits who took $51 from a gas station attendant

catt?a cuimer, Noi’mgn I) ley, 24. and Richard McC* 22. In other felonies lu p,. months, police said. MARRIAGE l.ll't^jg Maynard Alspaugh. c plant employee, and Mary [ Brown, clerk, both ot castle.

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itA PANCAXI FLOUR p 9 29c £ ) c Pkg ' ( 12 oz. 2| r ! ind IGA Cane and Maple

) SYRUP

Niagara Starch

PUREX Gal. 53c. Qt. 19c ] Gal. 33c

lipPork Sausage

Lb.33r“ . \ AN ( WII‘S HOT < llll.I

Beans 2 :1 " :1 27c

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-■ A . . 89c

sW I.El HEART TOILET Soap, 4 K,,,; < 28c t l: itli Bars, 1c < Deal 40f. EGGS, Doz 39c

GRADE A SLICED

M SNV MORN

COFFEE, 3 Lbs. .

I I.H BAG 77c

I ARMERS PRIDE

FLOUR, 25 Lbs. .

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100 „ IIAIH) \\ III Ai'

MACARONI and SPAGHETTI

2 Lb. Pkg. 33c

-* BACON, Lb.;....49c

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sIA..Ad SMOKED - TENDERIZED D ICNICS, Lb 39c $1 99 11 ,N ' ol v, v 1 ,{V,N,i CHICKENS, Lb...59c

I G. A. BRAND

COFFEE, lb. . 85c

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I.H. TIN \ AC I*AC DEI. MAIZ

MARLENE

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NIBBLET CORN

MARGARINE, 2 Lbs. . . 49c 2, 12 Oz. cans 39c

MEXICORN

12 Oz. Can 21c

(OLOKED <H AKTERH

Citrus Winter Health Sale! ORANGES

33c

\ ItGETAKLE SHORTENING SPRY, Lb. can 35c 3 Lb. Can 89c

Filled with

flavorful doz. Golden Juice

GRAPEFRUIT 4 For 29c LEMONS Doz. 43c

TOKAY

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GRAPES, 2 Lbs. . . 29c

Campfire j Marsh- > Jwli&s 4 - 1V -*T Lb. 32c Camay Toilet Soap Reg. 4 for gjg Hath 2 for 25«

Planter's Peanuts 8 02. cn. 37c Lux or Lifebuoy Toilet Soap Ref. 4 for 3 5c Bath, 2 for 2 H ith 2 for 25 C

OmNCASUE’S* ONI'STOP'STORE ^~3 iMEBijVtii;™

HOME OWNED - HOME OPERATED 700 South Jackson St.

Mr. and Mrs. John Beaton and son John Ivan called on Mr j Emma Porter near Rockville re- ! cently. Mrs. Walter Even.- report' I .seeing a robin at her home on West Walnut St. l oad, Thursda;. morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Marbh had a-s their guest on Wedne - day,-Mrs. H. L McCray of Evansville. Dr. Louis Norris. Dean of Men at DePauw. was the guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Brazil today. Dr. Ci-cil O’Brien of Phoenix Arizona has been visiting frieni.in Greencastle. He came heic for the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Williimi O'Brien. Kenneth Todd of Springfield Tenn., is visiting his parents, Mi and Mrs. Fred Todd. His family is spending their time in Bedford while Mr. Todd is visiting hen Mrs. E H Zahnei is expecte I to arrive in Greencastle today to be with her daughter. MiJames G. Hughes. Mr. Hughes and family. Mrs. Zahner hu spent the past two years in California. Mrs. Helen Mason and daughter, Sandra, of Raccoon moved to their new home in Koachdale Dec. 31, which they purchased from Mrs. Opal Reed. Mrs. Mason is the Putnam County Recorder. The new address oi Pic. Ora 1 ,'. Turner, Jr., fs: Pfe. Ora C. Turn-' er, Jr.. A. F 16392040. 3765 Student Sqdn Sheppard Air Force Base. Wichita Falls, Texas. He would be glad to hear from all his friends. Callers the past week on Mrs. Minnnie Douglas were Mrs. Ward Bartlet of Kentland. Mrs. Rose Kosenhal. of Brooklyn i N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Douglas of Cloverdale and Mrs. Minnie Douglas. Mrs. George Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sims and daughter, Pamela Lynn, of Greenca tie, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sims and daughters, Kay and June Elyn, of Cloverdale, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. H rt Clark, of Biazil. Harry M. Neff, son of .Mrs. Claude Irwin, 212 North Vine street, Greencastle. is among th-' new students enrolling in the department of Commerce, tnajoi mg in Business Administration at Tri-State College, Angola, I d., for the winter quarter. Either our regular Laundry Department or our Washette i iepartment will relieve the bin mi of never ending washday. 11"me Laundry K Cleaners. It.

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Honiemak.-rs United Nations Shopping Guide . . . Teatime Tunes Beany ... Chtickwagon Tales Cartoon Cl ib Kange Rider Weatherboard Ann Wagner Perry Como Tele: ■ es . . Kit Carson Amos ’n’ Andy Crusade In Pan fie Big Town Kenny dagger Johnson Corner Actors’ Playhouse Weather N*-\Vg Madison Sq, Garden ~ Music in Night

Theater

WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC NERVICE TV Kale* and Service

TOUR

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SOCIETY II. A. R. Chapter Hears State Regent Washburn Chapter D. A. R met Tuesday night with Miss Grace Browning. The Washburn chapter had sent boxes of clotnmg to children in several southern mountain school, among these Kate Duncan Smith and To masse schools which are entirely supported by DARs over the country. Letters of thanks were read from officers of these school. Appointment of delegates to the April Continental Congress in Washington, was left in the hands of the Executive Board. The State Regent was the speaker. She mentioned two n v DAR chapters in Indiana, poke of a DAR scholarship girl attending Tomasse school and that Indiana DARs had completed their payment on the new building in Washington. The MeGruder text book issue was discu::: ed and a new and somewhat changed text book has come out this year. She remind ed us that all reforms come from public opinion.

Federated Reading ( lull Met \t City Library The Federated Reading club met yesterday at the City Library Miss Wood reviewed M.uy Chas’s Alibie Aldiiol: Rockefeller. Aftei the review, members answered roll with a current event, and a general discussion of headline newspapei events was the result. Members were urged to write to their Congressmen their opinions on bill before Congress. Pleasant Garden Club Meets The Pleasant Gardens Home Demonstration club met Monday Jan. 14th, at the home of Mrs Norma Morlan. The meeting was called to order by singing Ute song of the month. Roll call was answered by eleven members. Guests were Mrs. Robert Awor. Mrs. Helen Bond, Mrs. Betty Bain and five children. Mrs. Robert Aker became a new member. Mrs. Eva Bond, received ti prize for wearing the most unique piece of jewelry made from kitchen utensils. Safety hints were given by Mrs. Ruth Craft. Outlook lesson was given by Mrs. Louise Johnson. An interesting lesson on. “Care of Electrical Equipment” was given by Mrs. Blanche Reel and Mrs. Irma Eggers. Important points were; Have proper wiring: Don’t overload fuses; Proper extension cords and follow directions on appliances. Delirious refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Deity Killion, Feb. Hth.

Mr*. Dale Ron* HomIcsm To Community Chib The Community Service club held their January meeting at the home of Mrs. Dale Ross with Mrs. Ermstine Judy assisting The song of the month “Keep the Home Fires Burning’’ was sung led by Mrs. Marrie Miller. Mrs. Claude Etcheson. the president openud the business meeting. Flag salute and club creed were repeated in unison. Roll call "Something 1 had Planned for 1952" was answered by nineteen members and one guest, Mrs. Davidson. By-laws of the club were read. Mrs. James Curran gave the Outlook lesson for 1952. She compared the buying power of a dollar today with previous years. Jackie Steward gave a very interesting report of her recent trip to 4-H Congress in Chicago. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess . Club adjourned to meet in February at th« home of Mr*. Paul Crodian,.

“CARLO and STEVE” aren't Dorothf Dix! If your husband remembers to put the cat out at night, but forgets to come back in himself, better take your troubles to Dorothy Dix cause “Carlo * Steve” can’t help you. But if your husband growls when he gets a squint at the food bills . . then "Carlo & Steve r are your men! Don't tell your husband what's cooking . . . lust shop at the Stop N Shop foi a month, and then surprise the old soiirpuss with the savings von make . buying groceries at prices like these:

VALENTINES

CHUCK Tender Smoked ROAST lb. Hi PICNICS lb.

TENDER HUY

FRANKS, Lb ... mlSRWSWMLjq SAVORY TENDER BOLOGNA, Lb. . . 39c PORK STEAK, Lb. . 49c

FRESH

Pork Bones, lb. 10c mwiC Ik IQr Po* Liver, Ib. 33c OLEO, Lb....25c IXjVi lj, LU... 1Beef Liver, lb. 59c colored v,’*

PURE PORK SAUSAGE Di Mcimish Seasoned

OI K OWN >1 \KE

28 c Snd 59*

Liverwurst, Ib. 39c •• Braunschweige r, Ib. 59c » Pickle Loaf, Ib. 59t CRlSCO or SPRY 3 »89 SI GAR l.o'XlVTOKk \M» 1.1 ( K’N ANGEL FOOD BEANS, 2 No. 2V2 cans 33c CAKE, 15 Ol _ . 51 EATWELL KRAFT MACKEREL, 2 Cans...39c DINNER, 2 Boxes ..21

YEEEOYV POP CORN, 2 Lb.Bag 33c STARLAC, 11b. box...3 PURE CANE SUGAR 10-89 GLEN VALLEY i K EX DOG PEAS, 2 Cans . . 25c FOOD, 3 Cans . . 2

TOILET

1 WALKER’S AJ’STEX

TISSUE, 3 Rolls . . He BEEF STEW, Can . 3

so rich IT WHIPS i VXVV

MILNOT, 3 Cans . . 35c BEANS, 2 Lb. Bag...J

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nm.n.r, ■ r .... . I ►AliMEKS PRIDE

CRACKERS, 1 Lb. Box.30c FLOUR, 25 Lb. bag $1

DONALD DI C K ORANGE I , KK

JUICE, 15 Oz. Can.... 29c KALE, 2 cans . . . 1

COFFEE

CHASE & SANBORN.

MAXWELL HOUSE, F0LGERS

MILLER’S

FARMERS PRIDE

iir.i.-x/, CATSUP. Large Bottle 27c CIGARETTES, 5 pkgs. $

TIDE or SURF 3

LARGE BOXES

STOP N SHOP

PASTEL ( OLQK8

EGGS, Dozen ^ . . 43c J NAPKINS, 2 For .

V. S. NO.

. *. no. i I FANCY i*as( \i.

potAiotSft^utm—^

Carrots 2 lbs. 25c

DELICIOUS ’ w " fcw FANCY APPLES. 2 lb. 29c Turnips, 21b. 29c GRAPES 2 Ib

Yellow

NS2 lbs. 19c

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