The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1952 — Page 2

T" r DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE INDIANA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 31, 1952.

Fl1l:m>rr I*. T. V. Ilnlils Meeting The regular meeting of the Fillmore P. T. A. was held Monday Jan. 21 at the school building. Order was called by the president. who turned the meeting over to James Giddings, who introuced Mr Harbison. of the SState Police, who gave a very Interesting talk and showed slides on safety. Devotions were given by Mrs. Copper. A short business meeting was held. This being Dad 1 * night, the entertainment was turned over to the chairman. James Giddings who gave a most interesting program. The meeting was closed by the president. Mrs. Greenlee, reading the P. T. A. preyer.

Refreshments v. < . during the social houi WANTED; Kitchen help. Joe

Clovers Defeat Freedom, 43-37

Cafeteria.

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Cloverdale took the measure of the Freedom high school net tiam Wednesday evening. 4J tc in a game played on the

Clover floor.

FOR SAGE: One antique mahongany chest of drawers, f-xl2 rug double bed springs, 24x4!* oak top table Phone |

768AV. 819 S. Indiana, si dl-.'it Hob Schwomeyer, Cloverdale

j center, was high for the wln-

j nmg squad with 17 points. The FOl! FTS.nAV | C1 ° Vt>rS le "' 22 ,0 ^ flt ^

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Fish - Turnips with Fresh I’urk, Beef. Hroeeoli, Baked Apples. Navy Beans and Corn Bread l.emon Pie JOE’S CAFETERIA

Quincy will form the opposition Friday night al Cloverdale in v hat should prove to be ani | other interesting tilt. TO SKI,I.—BUY — HUNT — FIN I) WORK ETC. SAY IT IN A DAILY BANNER CLASSIFIED AD.

Just Like Uncle Louie used to say ... Oim ol I’nrle Louie's favorite « vpressions years ago was: "Ye get too soon oldt. . . nod too late srhma rt.” May be Carlo .V Steve got off to a slow start when they were little (not having Dale Carnegie articles to read, or a Little Einstein Atomic Energy Set to play with like the kids today have) hut it didn't ti.ike them long to catch on how to he successful grocers! It's easy: he happy with only a teensyweenv profit and give your customers a little more for their money .... keep the nose to the grindstone . . . stop having a soiirpuss . . . and see that every customer is 100" satisfied.

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GROUND BEEF lb. BEST QUALITY — FRESH GROUND

FRESH JOWL, Lb. PORK LIVER, Lb.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postofficc at Greenoaotle, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of .March 7, 1878. Subscription price 20 cents per week; 84.00 per year by mail in Putnam County: .lio.00 to 810.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 95. 71 or 114 S. R. Raridcn, Publisher I’l-IO South Jackson Street

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Chriat taught that rams fall o.i the just anti on the unjust. Kit,uiative brimstone will surely fall on the house of evil men. Brimstone shall be scattered upon h s habitation. Job 18:15.

I’crttonal and Local News Hrief*

Mrs. P. R. Christie and Mrs Louella Fry have returned home, from Indianapolis where they spent the past two weeks visiting friends. Mrs. Oscar Thomas who is a patient in the Putnam county Tioapital is recovering very satisfactorily from an operation she underwent last week. Mrs. Andrew Herrick, Bainbridge telephone operator, suffered a heart attack and was taken to the Clinton hospital Monday evening. She was moved to her sons' home at Clinton, Rural Route 2 on Wednesday.

Misses Ruby and Florence Jones of Indianapolis accompanied Prof, and Mrs. P. G. Evans when they left on Tuesday for Mexico and Guatemala. Th-y expect to be gone for about .i 1 ’ days. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore of Greencastle R. 3 are the parents of a 7 lb. \ oz.. daughter born Friday, Jan. 25th at 7:40 a m. at the Putnam County hospital. The yo ing lady will answer to the name of Johna Lyn. Mrs. Mooie is the former Jerry Millei Mrs. Elsie O'Conner of Cloverdale. i-- a patient in the Bloomington hospital Mrs. O’Conner is suffering from injuries received when she fell down the stair. at the home of her daughter in Ellettavilie. Her condition was reported Thursday morning as critical. A large delegation from the Greencastle Kiwarns Club were at McCormick's Creek Slate Park on Wednesday evening for a Divisional Inspirational Meeting sponsored by Lt. Governoi Du mm Bucher. John A. Cartwright spoke on "Good Programs Build Good Attendance." Those from Greencastle at the meeting were Edwin Snavely, John Webb, Clifford Frazier, Frank DeVaney, John A. Cartwright. Robert Y. Cooper, Gifford Black. Earle Boyd. Robert Gould. Harold Hickman, and the Rev. Harry P. Walrond. Laundry service is so economi cal when the saving in time, in personal charm and in good health are given consideration. Phone 126. Home Laundry * Cleaners. It.

,\ii, Nelli* Do 1 Lawrenc* burg is visiting her mother, Mis lamella Fry. SOCIETY LovinH-ljuie Wedding An need Mr. and Mrs. Clay Lane, of Greencastle R 4. wish to announce the marriage of their daughter. Maxine Joy, to James Lovins, Jr son of Ml and Mi James Lovins. Sr . of Parke county. The wedding look place at Aurora, on Jan 25. Their attendants were Curtis Lovins, brother of the bridegroom .and Paulin* Weister, w Cincinnati. The couple is making then home in Cincinnati where Mr. Lovins is employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Fuller Surprised \\ rdnesdin Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fid! >r were pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening when several of their neighbors gathered at their home for a pitch-in supper. Aft i the supper the evening was spe. I visiting around I he fireside with refreshments of popcorn, candy and cokes. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold East ham and son. Melvin. Mi and Mrs. Alhe.t Wells, Mis. Lula Welch. Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Seals Mr and Mrs Chet Hutcheson mid family wei unable to attend. Thanks folk gatherings like this promote good will and hospitality, which we all need these confusing days.

anniversary birthdays Steven Payne, son of Mr and Mm Russell Payne. R. 2. ~ years old today, January 31. Barbara Zachary. IS years old today. Jan. 31, M \RT1N RUFF DIES Word has been received here „ f the death of Martin Ruff, in

! Mt. Rose. HI. Mr. i^*" former resident of this was employed with the p vania Railroad and ^ East Hanna street in p, * 1

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- those raspy, croupy hs of children s colds can be 'relieve i almost instantly with this home-proveJ treatmen, . two heaping spoon- , uls of Vicks VapoRub in a vaoorizer or bowl of boiling wX as directed In package. it's easy, too! . . . Your little one iust breathes In the soothing steam. Every breath carries VapoRub's relief-bringing medications deep Into troubled throat and large bronchial lubes There this wonderful treatment medicates and soothes dry, irritated membranes. eases away coughing, helps restore normal breath-

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And always rub it on for continued relief To insun "'■'•"murri g. tion, always rub VapoRm on throat, chest and bad Works for hours - era while your child sleeps, to relieve distress It s the best-known home remeij you can use when any cold ^ f strikes child "'I or grown-up l L j. . VICKS > 'ffy vaporub r

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SIRLOIN STEAK, Lb...79c

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PORK STEAK, Lb. . 49c Bologna, Lb. 39c Franks, Lb.

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PIG FEET, Lb. . . 10c 39c Pickle Loaf, Lb. 59c

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Pork Liver I*i in: I’ORK

33c Beef Brains, Lb. 23c Perk Meifs, Lb. 19c

SAUSAGE, Our Own Make, lb. 25c FISH. 4 for.... 25c

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COFFEE, Lb.Jar...79c TIDE, 2 Boxes . 59c MILNOT, 3 cans.. 35c

SUGAR LOAF I’ORK AND BEANS ' N °

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PEAS, 2 cans . 25c DON M l* l»l < K OR \M.i: JUICE, 46 oz. can 25c HEINZ TOMATO SOUP, 2 Cans . 25c HEINZ \ KGET\BI.K SOUP, 2 Cans . 29c PAPER NAPKINS, 2 boxes 29c MILLERS BEST CRACKERS 11b. box 30c pop corn ,;::33c Ml -SI I.MAN’S ASSORTED JELLY, 2 lb. Jar... 35c PEPPER, 10z. can 23c CIGARETTES ™ $1.05

STOP SUGAR, 10 Lb. bag 89c 'N SURF, 2 Boxes . 59c SH0P BEANS, 2 lb. bag.. 25c

CRISCO, 3 Lb. Tin.. 89c

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PEAS, 2 cans . 25c

SI N RED TOMATO

catsup, 35c

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SOUP, 2 Cans.... 37c HEINZ i l.'l \ M u| mi siikoOM fl SOUP, 2 Cans.... 37c VJ MACKEREL '™1k PEANUT BUTTER, 2Lb.Jar.59c I I ARMER8 I’RIDE dozen FLOUR, 25 lb. bag $1.89 M.AsKA I’INK SALMON, Tall Can 49c wj i * hew iNt. ODC GUH 3Pkgs. . 10c

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them $/// 'I'hu ’52 I'ord bring* you riding oomforl tiew to thu low-price field! With i’ronl Mpimga tHiloifd to tbe wtngbt of each modol longor rear springs and diagonally mounted shock absorbers, Kord'n Automatic fiide Control for ’. r >2 giyea you the smoothest, easiest ride of them all a level ride on straightaways, ar even keel on curves. ‘j, Exclusive PihtEconomyf Both the new Ford M iWgo Maker Si* ana the Slrato-Star V-8 have the eicluaive Kurd Automate' Power Pilot. Thw eouipietelv integrated . arburetlon - ignition - eomboalMin a.vaU-in g.vea you liigii-oompruaaioii "go" on "regular" g H ^- • rnoney-aaving feature.

Outperforms them of/f Foni'a completely new 101-h p. high-com-preaaion, low-friction Si*, wuh free-turning overhead valve*, w the moat modern Si. m tin* induelry. And I’ord* higiwoniprcKHion V-8. now 110-h.p., i* the moat ixiwerful engine in the low-price Held. Kolh arc available wuh performance-proved Fordotnali, Drive. Fu/h-CircJt Vtdbi/tiy f Willi narrower eoriK-r pillars picture wmdowa all around and a rear window I hat's 48', larger, you have "ail-direelion" viaion that add* to your enjoyment and your safety.

hhw Ccochcrzft Bodies f , I nrds new Coachcraft Hodiets arc longer, stronger, . . . distinctive in their modern l*eaiity. New hull-tight construction sea In out dlist. weather and noiae. And Ford has more color and upholstery combinations tlian any other car in iu field! Out-values them d/ff ^ ith such modem design and luiginoering feuturca a« new Flight-Style Control f'anel, n. w Power-Pivot Clutch and Hrake Pedals, nr w t/cnter-Fill Fueling, and new counter-lialann-d hood and deck lid. Ford adds up to more dollars and rents value* than any enr in its price class! Out-sizes them l/tf I he ,ij r. ( ,rtl ii a * longer wheelbase, wider troiiuread and greater length H’a big ouhri'/r and big w i t h apa,.; oua »ean nK i r . w * u,mI f* 1 * 1 largaat luggage I'Kk. r of them all. If* a big family ear liral a a plcaxun (a own.

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TOILET

TISSUE, 3 Rolls..25c

GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE

401.ID CRISP HEAD

LETTUCE, 2 for...35c

CARROTS 2 Bunches

FANCY’ PASCAL

CELERY, Stalk... 19c

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29c ORANGES, Doz.. .29c

TURNIPS 2 lbs. 25c

itie car that has made greater strides ■forward for '52 than any other in its class /

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KING MORRISON FOSTER CO

Year Friendly Ford Place Since 1910

Phone 268 no ui a

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