The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 June 1953 — Page 3

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fAB D *>K THANKS wis h to t'xpross our sin-LnU-s to the many friends ^hbors for their acts of nls shown us at the time of Un ^ Lh “ f 0Ur bel ° Ved ^ and father, Byron tioecialiy do we v. ish to thank Chastain. Mr. Perkins and * d iaul Ivitley. Also we ^c,ate the many floral of^jjgS. Mr5 . Nina Asher, Marilyn and Patricia

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherlin and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Asher and family. F-

'PILtS Stole My Pep -But Now I'm 'HEP'!"

Doctor-Dove loped, Clini { .a„, v , d n*rV.* medy Bnn 9* fast Relief TK £Ua r ant ^* d rellef fro *n miatT? of

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aw ardkd scholarship Darlene Dicks, Warren Central High School senior, has been awarded a $4,000 Art scholjarship to Rollins College, Winter Park Florida, beginning in the fall. Miss Dicks received this scolarship on academic ability and achievement. She was one of six in the nation to receive this highly competitive award offered 1; and the University of Winter Park, Fla.

She has exhibited her art work at the Indiana State Fair, Danner Art Store and H. Leiber Store in Indianapolis. She was winner of a National Scholastic art Award in 1948 on her Oil painting of a “Mare and Colt," besides winning other numerous local art awards. Darlene was varsity cheerleader 2 years, member of the Warrenettes, Junior and Senior Honor Society very active in girl’s athletics. She received the State Girl's Athletic Placque in

1952 for participation in the athletic department to earn 350 points. Also, as a member of the school chorus group, she was in the vocal Solo group and won first in the county and regional and second in the State. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dicks of Indianapolis, formally of Fillmore. Her grandparents are Mr. W. L. Baldwin ot Coatesville and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dicks, formally from Fill-

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RUSSELLVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood and son of Indianapolis spent Sunday night and .Monday at their norm here. Quite a number from here attended the races at Indianapolis Saturday. Fred Sturgeon woo has been In Culver Hospital for several weeks following a wreck of In ; truck, has improved enough to bo taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Win Welch of Crawfordsville and he is expect-

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Slab Bacon Sc”. Canned Picnics K,? Skinless Wieners

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it 69c it 49c

31 $1.59

Lunch Meat s p m , .

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Halibut Steaks ^ 4> Salmon Steaks chote. cut. a 59c

liolu Fillets Heady to Cook .

FULLY COOKED, 10 TO 16 LB HAMS—(BUTT PORTION, lb. fl»c) 43c COOKED HAMS » - 59c

ib. 57c

39c

Beef Liver *3; 47t Beef Stew 59c Cooked Picnics-s^ai^Tb 47c Boneless Hams N xw.«. ,b 99c

Chicken Livers !Sr\ ..b.39c Turkeys W'.SSSr 4

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Milium

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Watermelon

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MARGARINE s2 .i39c BLUt BONNET, PARKAV, DEL RICH, UUHKEE, GOOD LUCK 29c

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4X Sugsr ar BROWN 9 Cln» 97C Morton Salt rR Y D ^r L 0ND 'IT 10c

Fig Bars

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Campbell Soups o^l.n v.iiiti.. 2 «r.« 35c Chocolate Syrup H.r«h.r . • . “»19c RITZ CRACKERS . .

Dill Pickles *%'■ 39c

WilSOn Milk p,« o, c.rn.U.0

Canned Chicken Nudson Napkins Wax Paper w „,«

in this big MEW NORGE Jet Self-D-Froster Refrigerator

Generous Trade-In Allowance! See ail Ihe thrilling feature. In thi. value-packed Norgel

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POTATOES Fi ncArurc CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE or RED BLISS ' ! |UNA “HALVES OR SLICED

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10 “‘49c Lemons juic,. ae© si«

Cdffnlc 2 l ‘ lb - ■■ l III 9 8w*et, Tender •••ooo*e* fc A»kg».

Pineapple

29-os. can

23c 25c

16-o». fQ. • • t • e

Fresh Cul»an Largs 9 Sita

HOT HOUSE. RED RIPE

Tomatoes COLDEN RIPE Bananas.

Oranges Radishes

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California Naval

Lar.a 200-220 Sir. .#•••••• A 0 *’

Del Monte or Dole PINEAPPLE sliced

Tuna Fish X" 33c Marshmallows Green Giant Peas ... 2 for 39c Woodbury Soap u deal . . 4x1?.. 25c

. 20 c ‘f n 59c Pard Dog Food . ..... t 29c

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UBBY’S STRAINED Baby Foods . . . .

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>2 COUNT 39c Modess . . .

48 count Jl-49

IjARCE BOX 29c Fah S * v * 20c Wi,,, C,u P on On Back of Giant Boa .

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i A RCE BOX 29c Surf

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J^Rge box 29c Super Suds . . . .

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ARMOUR'S Dried Beef

6-o*. 59c 2* o*. 32c

POTATO CHIPS JANE PARKER—GRISP box Cake Donuts gui.r.d. cmn.n.un . do* 24c Hot Dog Rolls „ a..daric4i . . ® .u, 19o Bread 4... r.n« " c lrown Strvl • • • - 17c

Swiss Cheese 69c

DeUcjoufiy mild and nut-#we*L

SHARP CHEESE WISCONSIN mammoth

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FOR SALE TOP VALUE USED CARS AM LOCALLY OWVEII 1951 FORD 8 Custom Coach Kudin, HpuUt. Overtlrlvn, < 'Icnn. 2(1,00(1 miles. 1950 DODGE CORONET, 4 Door 1.1,00(1 Miles. Ili-uler, < lenn. 1950 FORD 8 Custom Coach Kudin Heater. 31,(Mill miles, Clean.

1043 PLYMOUTH Special Del. 4 Door K:i<li<> Heater, gnotl shape. 1948 FORD 8, Coach Kudin, Hew ter, New Paint and almost New Motor. 1948 G. M. C. I Ton Platform I trial Wheel*, 4 Srefrl Trans. Well Tired, <Tean. 1949 CHEVROLET J Ton Pickup Kudin, Heater. Well Tired, Clean. \l.l »*KI< Kit ON TOIIAY S MAKKFT. Cooper Motor Sales LESLIE (BILLY) COOPER Cloverdale

ing to be able to come to his home here soon. Dr. R. G. Wilson of Crawler, 1 - ville spent Sun,lay afl rnor. . with his mother. Mr Led Wtl

son.

Mr Lawter is-turned to 1 home here last we, k after heiiu in Culvoa Hospital i t 1 1 weeks with a severe nose bleed Neal Everman a::,l Ra> Whit son are on the sick li t. Itev. Dennis It. Nerman who has been attendiin; ISutlei I': versity spent Tuesday n . /it wi.U

Mr and Mrs. Arthur Wood and

Marvin.

Friends and relatives here were son's to luar of the death . . Harlan \\ uo i ili ef Jamestown last week. In 1 \i Ma jor Raymond A Kelser demonstrated that mosquitoe are i :,| d ie of transmltIs, a serious disease of mm iL This was the first, evidence that mosquitoes ( m Iran aid di e 1 se of the central nervous system.

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