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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1952.
County Chur olios NEW MAVSVII.I.K KAI'TIST ( HI IU II Hcv. James Baith, pastor Earl Jeffries S S. Supt. Bible School A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Evening Evangelistic 7:30 1*.
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Thursday Evening Prayer 7:30 Rev Charlr Eafaia will hold a evangelistic meeting Aug. 10-
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BAIMSKIDBK ( HltlSTIAX ( III ItCII D L. Davison, minister Cyeril Masten, chairman of Board. Paul Smith, Bible School Sript. Morning Worship 10:30 a. in. DST Evangel:..ti. Service 7:30 p. in. Sermon: "The Holy Spirit” Lord's Supper Evening Message: "Gratitude” The (I and I Class will have a trip picnic outing after the morning worship service. This will be a day of swimming and fellowship at Mi c rmick’s Creek State Park. Bring a friend m stranger to a friendly fellowship. Mrs. Glare McKeehan is the teacher ol the class and Cecil English, prc-udent. The church board will meet
Tuesday. August •’5th. at 8:00. All ate requested to be at this meeting The Christian Women’s Fellowship will meet at the home of Mi.- • H. ks at 8:00 DST.. Wedn< iday. August 6th. Theme: "What Does Our Church Say?” Mrs Phyliss Hale in charge. This fellowship extends a welcome invitation to all those that are interested in fellowshipping with Christians. Boy Scout Meeting Monday August -Uh. at 7:30 p. m. Be prepared to know your second class requirements. Invite a friend. llAl.NBKIIXiE METHODIST i III K( II Norris King, minister Arthur Weller, Supt. Sunday School 10:00 DST Worship 11:00 Dr. Orville L. Davis, professor of k iig o:\ ■ duration at DePauw Univei ity, will be the guest speakei at the 11 o'clock service, in the absence of th" minister. Everyone is invited to come ind hear this outstanding speak-
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( I.INTON I \I.LS METHODIST CHITKCH Wm. Robert Fowler, Pastor P eaciiing -ervii ' s First and Third Sundays Church School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship ll:O0 A M. Sermon "The Promising Commandment ” The Youth Fellowship will not
meet for summer.
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SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHIRCH Minister, .lame* C. Brown Supt. of Bible School. Russell day. 9:30 Bible School and Communion 10:30 Morning Worship. Sermon The Deceitfullness of Sa-
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6:30 Junior and senior young people's meeting. 7:30: Evening worship. Sermon "Their Hearts Turned Back to Egypt.” 7:30 Thursday evening prayer meeting and Bible Study. Their will be a Board meeting at 0:30 Sunday evening. This is an important meeting and all board members are urged to be present. NEW PROVIDENCE BAPTIST ( HI’RCH Rev. Gilbert McCammack, pas-
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Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship 8:00 p. m. Services each second and fourth Sundays. All services are on DST. WAI.M T ( HAPEL CHI RCH East of Belle Union Sunday School 10:00 a. m. each Sunday. The annual Homecoming of I he church has been postponed until September. Date will be announced later. OBITUARY As the busy pattern of our lives unfold we pause to pay tribute of love and respect to the memory of one, who after a long and useful life, full of many blessings, has passed on to her reward. Jennie Anderson, daughter of John William and Elizabeth McKee was horn May 2nd, 1868, near Bainbridge, Ind., and passed away at her home in Bainbridge, July 18th, 1952, at the age of 84 years. All of her life was spent in Putnam county. On October 14th, 1886, she was united in marriage to Hans Anderson. and it was their rare privilege to be permitted to travel life’s pathway together, sharing each others joys and sorrows foi a period of almost 66 years. They were the parents of one son and four daughters. The son passed away in infancy. The daughters lire: Mrs. Grace Coffman of Bainbridge, Mrs. Zelia Etcheson of Thorntown, Mrs. Lema Steele and Mrs. Helen Miller of Greencastle. In addition to the fom daughters and loyal companion she is survived by a devoted sister, Miss Clara McKee, eight grand-children and eleven great-grand-children. Two grand sons, Robert and Donald Etcheson were unable to be present as they are serving in the Armed Forces overseas. Robert being stationed In Germany, and Donald in Korea. A brother, Joseph A. McKee preceded her in death. She was a member of the Bainbridge Christian church, and as long as her health permitted it was a matter of pride with her to establish a perfect Sunday School and church attendance record. For a number of years she was an active number of the woman’s organization of the church. Knowing her many good characteristics, her kindness and helpfulness to others, us a beau tlful and well spent life has come to a ( lose, we may well echo the voice of our Master as he would say: "Well done, thou good a^ faithful servant, enter thou into the Joys of heaven." CARD OK THANKS We wish to extend our sincere appreciation and thanks to all who assisted in any way during the illness and death of our dear wife, mother and sister. Hans Anderson and family, Clara McKee.
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IN MEMORY Masten In memory of our darling boy. Lee, on his birthday, July 31. He made his friends by being one, And on his friendship men relied; In every deed that need be done, He made the Golden Rule his guide. His friendly presence bro9i|j*it a cheer That made the day seem wondrous fair; Hia daily living so sincere Made others love him everywhere; He was a friend. Dad and Mom. pd
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on animal feeding and disease control also were held yesterday. Pr. T. W. Perry, of Purdue, told farmers that addition to hog , tions of an ingredient which gclr. clothes clean in common laundry detergents can bring abont a high as 30 per cent growthe increases. The ingredient la surfactant. Other experiments in which antibiotics were added to I g rations also were described When aureoniycin was used, a 01. uth increase resulted, but to ■ la'e no growth stimulation resulted from addition of bacitracin. Another antibiotic experiment in which pellets of the drug were implanted under the skin of newborn beef calves was described by Robert Totusek, of Purdue. !b -.lid indications were that th* antibiotic in this cxperimHjt I was not beneficial.
Assail Lack Of "Pioneer Spirit' LAFAYETTE Aug. 1 -(INS The failure of churches to ado;' a "pioneering spirit” was deplored by one of the many spi - ialists addressing the final sion of the summer agrieultui. conference at Purdue University Prof. Ed Losev, agricultural sociologist at Purdue, said main churches fail to recognize challenging frontiers, and do not t: to meet new problems. He spoki at the rural leadership conference, which was one of -several groups meeting in connection with the agricultural conference ending yesterday. The church people also were advised by another speaker Prof. H. E. Smith, to concentrate their attention on the nursery age. He said a 60 pc cent increase in population has occurred during the last 10 years in the five years and under group, compared to 10 per cent in the 15-24 age group v The 40th annual gathering . r the Indiana Home Demonstration Association, and meetings
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CLOV^ Ml ' H - Clmrlesui Sum McCoy dtanapolis \\ H ' Misseas Rut)— and Master Gtaj spent last weeitm parents, Mr le - v Indianan Mrs. Arthur |u Mrs Eliza Hurg, M ' ■ an, i Mm. D| daughter called |, V A ^kin and, Mrs. cieo T Nannie Furr w Saturday evenm initiation of the Matron Helens into the Eastern Grand Officers c the initiatory wi Mrs. Floy Q; Matron of India, week end wii del Sunday Mrs. Green i of the Grand tees of 1951 ; Mr. and Mi tended the cl Sipple Sunda A good delegd People from church are at Ri*J the week. Mrs. Glen VVillia motliei Mrs. Gin day.
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WE hear tell that there’s a Maharajah or son is paid as much gold as he weighs. No doubt he But for us more ordinary dpodIo mnnou i* nrat*
ALTHOUGH THERE ARE three men in the pool only two of them ire swimmers at Up Olympic games in Helsinki. When Frenchman Jean Boiteaux won the men's 400-meter free style race in Olympic time of 4:30.7, his excited father (arrow) leaped fully-clothed Into the pool to embrace him. A if unidentified official consoles thei united States I* ord Kunno who came in second, also In record time.
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— more ordinary people money is pretty hard to Ihut >, why bank savings are so important, because when put into a bank it draws interest. The Maharajah needi about interest, but we ordinary folks can’t let this get a* We welcome the good news that comes several times a when the interest on deposits are compounded and put id count. Don t let your money go up in smoke. Come 01 and open a savings account, your passbook will be y<
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