The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 October 1953 — Page 2

THE DMLY BANNER, GRFENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1953.

! n: r < c i .:! w ( !'i K< h K;ii|):i H. Smuifleia, Minister. Rubfit Dt-an. Chairman of the Board. Mr.s. Frederick Dettloff Sup*, of the Church School

■ . "> eid's Amacinic Grace." Clmicii sihool classes for all ages, 9:.'$0. A systematic study of the Bible and the application 'of its truths to life makes for fine personal lives and builds a

Morning worship. 10:15. The firm spiritual foundation for the minister will preach on the top-j nation.

li(IIISFIIOIJ) SALE As I have sold tin property, I will sell at auction at my home 1 ixaitcd on North Main street in Cloverrtnle, the following personal property on: Saturday, October 24th, 1953 SALK ST.AKTS AT F. M. I. II. (\ l.Irrtrir IC#*frij»«*rator, good; elwtrU* Waslirr, Klwtrlr S\MM*|>r»r, KleTtric 1 Sew inn 'Ltrhlm* (l)oii»t*stir), lIHroit lias Kange, Viitiqn«> ( in*rr\ (Upho.inl. ViiMt|tii» Walnut Marhli* lop Drossor, KlrHrlr Iron. Fop-np Toa-tor. '! Broakfast M*ts. Klt<*h«*ii Cahiiift with matt-hiii!*- I tilit> ( ahinots. ( mim Whlppor, Waffh* Iron, Li\int; Honm I iirriitim*. fix I? Wool Ku«. Wool IliiK. ^’x!!' W ool Uni;, throi* linns art* oxtra t'ood, Dork and OHii-t* < hair. Bods, Springs. Watt ross and Bt‘4ldiiiK. t hn ks, larj»o and small Mirrors, Kmlio, (’hairs, l.antp<». Tables, Inrjfo tikiss door Book«*ase \%lth himdrods of Noxedtlos and What \ots, Bishos, ( ookinu I tonsils Mini niimoroiis othor arth los. (•ardon Tools of all kinds. If! ft.Ladder. 5 ft. Stop Ladder. TKRMS—( \^ll Not responslhh* In ease of an\ a^addont. HOMER C. MORRISON, Owner

\\ WNH BK.WNKMVN. Xuethineer.

IK \ < KVOI.I.. t lerk.

REPORT OP CONDITION State No. T-151 Reserve District No 7 Report of (ondition of Kirst-Cilizens Bank arid Trust Company of GreenciRtle. Indiana, a memh r of the Federal Reserve System, at the closi of business on Septe ubei .’10. 1953. published in accordance with a call made by the Federal Reserve bank of this district p u -iiant to t.he provisions of tin Kederal Reserve Act

A SB HITS

Cash, balances with othei banks, including reserve balance. and cash items in process of ( ollection $1,488,658.99 l T , S. Gov’t, obligations, direct and guaranteed 1.333.097.25 obligations of State and political subdivisions 183.419.51 Ollier bonds, notes, and debentules 52,162.05 Corporate stocks i including $6.00>> 00 stock

of Federal Reserve bank)

Loans and discounts (including $397.84 overdrafts) Bank premises owned $20,500.00, furniture

and fixtures $26,289.62

iBank premises owned are subjei ' to $ None liens not assumed by

bank i

Real estate owned other than bank premises Other assets TOTAL ASSKTS INABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of U. S. Gov't, (including postal savings) Iieposits of State and political subdivisions Deposits of banks other deposits (certified and offr ers’ checks, etc. i TOTAL DEPOSITS $5,153.024 45 Ot her Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obligations shown below i CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

Capital*

Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES-* CAPITAL ACCOUNTS This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total pai value of

MEMORANDA

\ sets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes Obligations subordinated to claims of depositors and other creditors, not included in liabilities I .nans as shown above are after deduction

of reserve of

Sc-uritics as shown above are after deduction

of reserves of

I, H L. Williams, Cashier of the above-named 1 rrtify that the above statement is true to the best ledge and belief.

6.111111.1)0

2.362 678 87

46.789 62

1,932.00 17,a $5,490,278 32

$3,022,839 67 1.682.237.66

47.913 27

344.915 97

45.557.25 9 560 83 43.006.11

$5,196 (130 ^6 $ 100,000.00 100.1100.00

94.247.76

$ 294.247.76 $5,490,27*32 $ 100 (8)0 00

$ 150(100 00

None

45.041.92

None

bank, hereby of my know

H L Williams Cashier CORRECT ATTEST: J. B Crosby. .1, \V Earnahaw. S M Stoner. Directors.

IM KLH SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ol Mrs. Maggie Hall In he held it her residence in Itainliriilge. oil - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1953 BEGINNING AT I IV M I (insisting ot (In folliming — One G. Hi. Refrigerator; one I'liilgas range; mlM-eHnnemis furniture, cabinets, library table, radio small tables, dishes, waffle iron, sandwich toaster,'kllchcn tilensils, 3, fix I•* rugs, one H"Stl'I rug. small rugs, eliM-ks, fealh- ■ is !, lee cream freezer*, a 6 gallon Aquarium, l'» gal. hig glass b iltli garden tools, '! lawn mov ers, fruit eans, and other iniseellaneolls items. IT It 'IN—< \s|| \ I TIME OE SALE. NOT KESRONHIBLI EOli \( ( IIM NT*. Ill R*T \NI) l-K KEE, Aiietlolus-rs.

RUPTURED? WEAR THE NEW DOBBS TRUSS BULBLESS — BELTLESS — STRAPLESS I CAN HOLD YOUR RUPTURE

And Give Yourself Comfort

If" y" and Relief

k Without an Old-Fashioned-Typq

“TRUSS”! LEARN HOW —NOW! (For Reducible Rupture)

If your rupture Is larger thl* year than last, then yon muat be wearing the wrong kind of truea. Perhaps one with a knob that causes the opening to eulsrge. Don’t delsy until your rupture heroines Irreducible. The Dobbs pad Is of the suction cup type and fits over the rupture like the palm of your hand, thereby may be worn with complete security and comfort. It does not spread, expmd, strut the lower abdominal muscles. Prevents rupture from becoming larger. It Is different from and superior to other trusses. It has ne belt or

straps to bind, ties on date below.

Truss expert will be in the Commercial Hotel, on Wednesday, Oct. 14th, 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Come in.

lit) Obligation.

W. L IWM

Christian Youth Fellowship. 6:00 o'clock. Ml and Mrs Ward Mayhall. sponsors. Week Day Meetings Girl Scouts, Tuesday, after school. Mrs. Sidney Mandelblatt,

leader.

Boy Scouts, Tuesday, 7:15. Hubert Smaltz, Scoutmaster. Released time program of re-

TH6 D*iLY BANNL* ana HERALD CONSOLIDATED Rntered In the postoffloe at itreencaatle, Indiana as eecnuil rlaaa mall matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subsc ription price *6 cente per week; *6.06 per year by mall In Putnam County:

hgious education. Tuesday mom- W-®® * 1W4 ° P" ^ ouU1 *'

1 Putnam County.

Telephone 96, 74 or 114 H. R. Kariden, Pub I laker

Thursday.

iug. 10:15. Choir rehearsal,

7:10.

Ch) istfan Women's Fellowship, I Thursday, 7:30. Mrs. Hiram L. | Jome will be tlie featured speak- -)•. Mrs. .Tome will speak on the topic "We Are United Church Women. ' A social period will follow, in Fellowship Hall. All women of the church are invited

to attend

Note: Tlie minister "dll begin a series of evangelistic-revival servu es at the Russellville church Sunday evening. The services will continue for two weeks. The members of the local congregation are invited to attend. A delegation is requestd for Friday evening This friendly community-mind-ed congregation invites you to Worship in its services and to participate in all of the activities if the church.

17-IB Mouth Jackson Mtroet

TODAY'S BIBLE THOEGHT He did that which was right in tile sight of the Lord. 2 Kings 18:3.- Hezekiah did not disappoint his people. He was a good example. Someone looks up to us too. Let us not disappoint

I t hem.

l*4*r.M»iial And Local News Hriefw

FOR SALE Itiiiifing and floor covering biisiiu-ss. A real opportunity toi Home ambitious person, -selling due to illness. Priced right for quick sale, Itoss AZBEEL. PHONE 717-J Greencastle Roofing & Floor Covering, Inc. !'!7 E Washington St.

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ANNIVERSARIES

Birthday*

Robert

Woodall, Brownsburg,

Sunday. Oct. 11.

Bai hara

Craig. Fillmore, Sun-

(lay. Oct.

11.

Rhonda

Gay Cooksey, daugti-

ter of Mr

.and Mis. Rolla C'sik-

sey. Cloverdale R 3. 1 year old

Sunday, Oct. 11th.

Wedding

Mr. and

Mrs. Lee Wells, today.

Oct 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Chalies F. Smith,

today. Oct

. 10.

TONIGHT

COURTKST WRIGHT F.I.EO.

WEHYITA—Channel R

Saturday