The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1953 — Page 3
THF DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1953.
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LD OF RELIGION jj, fV , r well-equipped with that odence can now (l r.da loyal production , supply, no anliy ca ' 1 I '" ,u! Csrli of spiritual value..” |g, Matth -'v B K'dgway, r it i 0I long •■nfithout a moral code,
spiritual fibre, and the wisdom and Intergrity derived from faith in a righteous God. We of the Armed Forces sense the responsibility placed upon us hy our country in counting us worthy to bear arms in her defense. We are grateful for the material equipment with which we are provided. But, we are also grateful that she has been mindful to arm us as well with a moral and spiritual heritage, stemming from the faith of out fathers. We are gateful for every convocation of spiritually-minded citizens every meeting in church, synagogue, cathedral, and humble home which raises prayer to God in our behalf, lor our fight is your fight, and only together can we succeed.”
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Four new missionaries l y th,' name of Lowry are getting ready to go to South Ameriea early in 1954. The first two of the quartet were accepted for service by the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church this year: the Kev. David T. Lowry, of Dallas, Texas, and his wife, Mary Sue Hart Lowry, M. D.. of the staff of Parkland Hospital, Dallas. The second two are identical twin sons recently born to the Lowrys at the Hospital where the mother is a resident in pediatrics Car! Hart Lowry and Paul Ward Lowry. Next year the Lowry
Quartet will sail for Bolivia where Mr. Lowry and Dr. Lowry will unite their skills to serve the physical and spiritual need.uf the vast neglected Indian population in the hinterland.
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Dr. David E. Lindatrom, rural expert from Urbuna, 111., who is giving some years of service in the organization of a department of rural work at the International Christian University, Tokyo, •Japan, is the director of the University's new “Rural Welfare Re search Institute." The Institute works in cooperation with an experimental farm which lias been equipped and stocked by church people of Iowa and California. Problems which are being faced by the Institute include the need for greater food production for a country which is greatly overpopulated tas is Japan), and the improvement of fanning techniques and village living conditions in the rural areas of the nation. Cooperating with the Institute are the Japanese ministries of education, welfare, agriculture and forestry; farmers’ cooperatives, 4-H chit) organizations, PTA's, rural health centers, and many Christia i mission stations.
News Of Boys CAMP RUCKER, Ala.,, Oct 24 Pvt. Stanley L. Calvert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Calvert, Judson, Ind. has arrived at Camp Rucker to undergo initial military training. Inducted into the Army Sept 9. and processed at Fort Knox. Ky . he will receive basic training from the 47th “Viking Infant iv Division here. Cjcssified Ads • REAL ESTATE • I’m -a!. TEN ACRES suit able* for profitable siilsfu isiou. Two bedroom home .mil additional farm buildings go with this acreage.
FOR SALE: For the young couple oi for tlie retired couple with very little money. Three loom modern home with large lot
FOR SALE: Winkler wall furnaces, oil or gas. New and used oil heaters, stove pipe, elbows, plumbing supplies. Green’s
Motors repaired. 4 W. Larrabee St. Phone 1304 12-tf
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at 80:; y Indi .u S If interested in ! Home Furnishings, East Wash owning at less than rent, get de- | gt. and Commercial. The tails by calling 7050-R. 23-2p ; greater East Side business dis-
FOR SALE: 5 room house, modern exeopt heat, garage, large corner lot. Cash or terms. Possession if sold in the next 10 days. Owner Gladys E. Ray. Phone 16.! Cloverdalc-. 24-61.
M n ae.d women everywhere
FOR SALE: 5 room modem, gas furnace at 119 West Berry St. A nice home at a very reasonable price Look at it outside and if interested call 7050-R for apipointment to see inside and for details. 23-2p
• FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 1938 LaSalle sedan, clean inside and out, good motor, dependable operation. Phone Dan Ritter 660. 2l-4p. Cundiff Electric, residential and commercial wiring. 4 W. Larrabee St. Phone 1304. 12-tf. j FOR SALE: Fill dirt and top soil; sand, gravel, and crushed stone. We deliver. Bulldozer and high lift work. William NewKirk, Fillmore, Ind. Phone 237.
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FOR SALE: Soy Dean hay in field, from behind combine baling Friday, October 23rd., afternoon and Saturday 24th. 50c pet bale. 25 bales J10 00 H. C. Waggoner, 2 miles southeast of Manhattan. 23-2p.
A lew Duchess pears left. A. L. Evens, southeast Putnamville.
23-3p.
FOR SALE Mahogany drop leaf dining room table including leaves and pad. 7 Park street 797-J. 23-2p. For building materials none better. Newkirk Lumber and Supply Company, Fillmore, Ind Phone 260. 15-tf
WANTTTn: Ctrl to help care for 2 children. Must be free to travel. Plan on taking trip south. Inquire at Cedar Crest Motel. Mrs. J. D. Donohue. Plume 7012-W. 22-3p.
WANTED: DePauw faculty member, man, locking for nicely furnished room. Write Box 12, c o Banner. 24-3p.
WANTED: Fire place wood. Phone 257. White Cleaners. 24-2L
WANTED: Pre-school child to care for in my home. Phone 429RX. 24-It
• FOR RENT
SALE NEW FIR LUMBER Framing - Sheathing $8.95, Birch - Mahogany Doors $9.95, 8”
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment, large living room, large
Siding $15, 6’ Siding $13, Hard- kitchen, huili -m c chinets, break-
TERMITES
CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. HIKE'; REASONABLE — RESULTS GUARANTEED liable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PIIARMACT — 8JW
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Lucas-Collins Agency
Phone 255
BUILDING SERVICE
R. L. Crowmer, contractor and builder. Whether you are building a new home, new church, new school, or office building, we offer a complete building and construction service second to none. Our complete architectural, structural engineering, plan-
i i : 1 I he killing ha ] ning and design service, brings to
you a construction organization with 40 years of experience. Before you build, remodel or repair consult R. L. Crowmer, contractor and builder. Phone 32 or 1358. Greencastle, or write P. O. Box 295, Greencastle. 1-tf
FOR SALE: Honey made by bees.” 30c per lb. Saturday. Oct 24th. Perdue 31 pop coi n 25c qt
shelled it pope. Walnuts, 10c lb TELEVISION-RADIO REPAIR Hickory nuts 2 lb. 25i Postpaid
complete facilities for repair service on any brand. Prompt, efficient service. Mongt ornery Ward. 23-24-26-31.
ARE MOT 1 -««* m ' ALIKE I Sinclair Fuel Oil is so different, it’s patented! For only Sinclair Fuel Oil contains RD-119*, the special chemical ingredient which guards )our burner from rust and corrosion ... reduces burner breakdowns. Fvery gallon of Sinclair Patented Anti-Rust Fuel Oil un 'f (, rm high quality and contains maximum '■ units for economical, efficient and trouble-free ^tion, right through Winter. You’ll enjoy clun dependable heat at no exita cost!
SINCLAIR FUEL OIL with RD-II9' frfra vatue-ho extra cost! J. W. GOUGH JWiei of Sinclair Products - Phone 9S3
been suspended in Kore:i even for a few months, notes I)i Wavland Z'\ iyer. executive of Church World Servile. But these rejoicings are tempered hy the realization that an armista e or even a political agreement which leaves Korea divided will still leave an area of tension and uncertainty comparable with those in Germany and the Holy Land, he adds. “The boundaries will still be held by armed forces, and Korea will still be a factor in the total picture of world unrest until some eonipr hen.-ive and worldwide settlement is reached. Until Korea is unified, the refugees m South Koi. a cannot and wiil not return to the north of the present line of demarcation. This means that the South will -t II have in bear the burden of their maintenance and at least temporary assimilation and economic rehabilitation. This •vill be mainly a task in which ihe U ited Nations and individual friendly governments will have to share. M tawhile, the in ed for complementary services of relief, rehabilitation and welfare in which the i Lurches have been engaged will continue aui the help that i an be rendered will be limited only by tf’e re-
,;our< s available.”
Says the National Council of the Churches of Christ: “The emergency confronting the .world's refugees is not finished: the plight of those refugees is the continuing Christian concern of oir churches; oar U. 8. A. 'upon door’ policy toward the world's oppressed must be eon limted; there is urgent need foe . merge ry legislation to permit .mr tnu share of refugees to , nine to the U. S A ” Concern-
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SHKTKONK REAL ESTATE AGENCY 307 S. Indiana Street Fm Sale: Apartment house in college district Yields good returns. Modern duplex -a good investment property or a home with income that will pay for its»>lf. On contract only. Reasonable down payment. 6 room modern home in Fillmore. 2 bedroom modern home in c ountry southeast, near 1 U. S. 40 Approximately 1'- acres. 19 acres near Cataract Lake No improvements but a good local ion for development. 40 acre farm west of town. 18 acres tillable, some timber, small house, all buildings in good repair. $5,000.00 23-21
FOR SALE: Purebred Duroc boars from large litters. Glen Piekel, 3 miles south of Roachdale. 22-4p. FOR SALE: Dining table. 6 chairs, large buffet. Mrs. Lynn McFarland. 1 mile west, L. mile sough Bainbridge. 22-4p
extra. H C. Waggoner, Reelsville Ind. R. R. 2, 2 miles southeast of Manhattan. 22-41
FOR SALE: 400 bales ciovei bay. Cull Bainbrid.p 65R2. 22-3p
Refrigeration repaired, commercial and household. Cundiff Electric. Phone 1304 12-tf
APPLES & CIDER at Moore's Orchard, at Raccoon on state road 43. 11-tf,
FOR SALE: 1949 Ford convertible, in good condition; or someone to take over monthly payments. 205-VN Franklin St. or phone 806-W. 23-2p
Lime, fertilizer spreading and grain hauling. William Newkirk, ' Fillmore. Phone 237. 15-tf.
wood Flooring $17.75, Framing Odds - Ends $5 95. Located North Indianapolis on State By Pass 100 at Castleton. Castleton Lumber Company. Indianapolis Phone BR 1969. BR 8682. 24-tf.
FOR SALE: Purebred Hampshire boars. Bang's tested. Gale Grimes, 1 1 miles east of Brown’s Valley. 16-tf.
All types of appliances ippaiiod. Cundiff Electric. Phone 1304. 12-tf.
Business Cards Engraved, plain or raised printing, reasonably priced. Progressive Printing Company. Sat-tL
FOR SALE: Indiana and West Virginia coal. Cash Cool Co. Phone 610-M T-T-S-tf.
fast rAom. Heat and water, garage furnished. It tenant is willing to look after stoker, rent will be greatly reduced. 2nd floor apt. East. Call 7050-R. 23-2p.
FOR RENT: 2 large mom apartment. Heat, utilities, gas stove furnished. Prefer woman. 401 K. Hanna. Phone 360-M*. 19-61.
If its a truck job we can do
r~r~. ,, ' TT "“TT* I it. Can furnish dump trucks,
K)R BALE Narcissus bulbs, ,
, , flat tops with grain sides or
the kind vou grow in water, bowls ! 1 . . .v . . . , , , . . vans, semi-trailers, straight land peai chips. Plant now and ’ .. ,, , JT,,
... .trucks. William Newkirk. FiU-
ovei y two weeks or so for a bowl of beauty in your home later.
Milton Posey Patch Phone 247. 1 nUO-THERM oil Heaters. $67-20-22-24-31. 95 ami up. Greencastle Hard-
ware. Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.-tf
FOR RENT: 3 room house in Cloverdale with lights, wired for stove and gas available. Contact Everett Wilson, 1628 Edgecomb, Indianapolis, Ind. Phone Garfield 7971. 23-3p. FOR RENT: Two downstairs rooms, furnished, including refrigerator, gas stove, private bathroom and private entrance. Phone 808-W. 23-tf.
more. Phone 237.
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“The eateincludf d in largely Hie i impressed ose meriting and coopera-
tion." H i- expected that Church World Service Immigration Services will b- reestablished "to welcome i 'fugees to hurcU eonnmmitk in the U. S
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LOOK AT rWCA AND BILKERONLY TUIRD COUSINS. AhJD TUEV GET SEATS UP IN FRONT -X DIDN’T EVEN ) , THINK THEY'D BE iNViTED.'/i
By |immy Hado AND US THAT DID SO MUCH FOR ESCROW"'LOOK WHERE TNEY STUCK US- IVE60TA MOO MIND TO CO TO THE / V reception just to vVV^ . -rv. SPITE THEM• • ^Tl rTlvSAU- ESCROW’S \ If ( mother’s fault, i IF YOU ASK ME — remember uncle HYSSOP’S FUNERAL P THEY PUT US IN THE LAST CO ACM -
FOR SALK: The Keith Lyon home in Northwood. Price greatly reduced for a quit k sab'. They ire moving to another city. An opportunity to buy a fine new three bedroom home for muc) less tlian cost of construction Shown by appointment only. J. T Christie, Real Kstate. 23-3t. FOR SALK: 22 acres on road 10 with good 5 room house and 2 barns. Priced to sell. Pngres- , ; ve Real Estate. Phone 435-W. 23-2t.
FOR SALE: Very good 5 loom modem house with full basement, gas heat, newly decorated inside. Walking distance of town. By appointment only. Located at 10 E. Larabee St Progressive Real Estate. Phone 4.”5W 9 S. Arlington . 24-lt
FOR SALE: Investment property within 4 block* of square. Has 3 Apts, with automatic gas heat, large comer lot Income of $130 a month. All Apts now rented Price low for quick Rule, j Call us and we will be glad to show. Phone 435-W. Progress.ve i Real Estate .9 S. Arlington. 24-lt
FOR SALE: New 1954 Lightbotl house trailer. The new 1954 Palace house trailer out ...I Also good selection of used trailers, I>>t us pull your new trailer to Florida. Childress Tiailei Sab s. 1301 S. Mill street, Crawfordsville, Ind. Fri-Sat-tf
If time to fill your planter's and What Nuts for winter. Wo have an excellent variety Of dish garden plants and vines. Come d< n, .»■ them and let us <111 iiu containers with the proper .-nil and plants. Come si e our lovely selection of pottery and • set containers. Milton's Posey Patch. Phone 247. 20-22-24-31
FOR SALE: Double barrel hanimei less 20 gauge shotgun, extra nice double hammer 12 ga. shotgun, new single shot Springfield rifle, two good washing machines, shot gun .shells, rotary shuttle Singer sewing machine, antique furniture and glassware. R. W Baldwin. R 4. Greencastle
• MISCELLANEOUS • Ladies of the Cloverdale O. F E. will serve lunch at the Pistol Shoot to he held Sunday at th. Putnamville post range. 24-lt
Business Men: Why be bothered with card salesmen. Call us for your Christmas Greetings Progressive Printing Company. Sat-tf.
REVIVAL SERVICE Revival beginning Sunday Evening Get 25th, at 7:30 P M at the Church of God. 755 Main Street, Evangelist H. P. Batchler of Atlanta, Ga. will conduct the services. All are invited. 22-31
LIFE • FIRE • AUTO HAROLD H. SMITH Phone 978
FOR SALE: 1942 Fa mi all M with M & W Sleeves and pistons also Model 2 M coin picker in good condition Gordon Miles, New Richmond or Ed Tietz, Crawfordsville, Phone 1607. 24-21
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FOR SALE: New 2 bedroom strictly modern home, gas heat, large garage, corn-’r lot. Will si ll with small payment down, balance like rent. Owner Gladys E Ray. Phone 163 Cloverdale. 24-6t
FOR SALE 300 White American 40C White Rocks Started Chicks at day old prices. FARM BUREAU HATCHERY KIJZAKICTII STRI KT
Available in three exciting fragrances
39$
C. H. & C. Variety B XIXBRIDGK, INI).
Dr. Richard Kannally Podiatrist (foot ailments) will h* at th< Commercial Hotel on Thursday October 29th and every other Thursday thereafter. Honrs 9:tHI A. >1. to 5:941 I’. M Phone Hotel for A|>pointments
You can profit by making use of Mr. Frame’s 20 years of ex perience gelling and overseeing the installation of roofing and siding in Putnam county. Greencastle Roofing & Floor Covering Inc., 227 E. Washington St. T-T-S-tf
APPLES AND CIDER
Let Mr. Frame give you a free estimate on your roofing or siding needs. Greencastle Roofing & Floor Covering, Inc., 227 tC Washington St. Thur-Sat-tf
Moore s Orchard
At Raccoon on State Road 48.
tlGHT-STRONG-BEAUTlfUl
Rytex Headquar ters located at the Progressive Printing Company, next to the Bus Station. Sat-tf.
WANTED
WANTED: Hoi is'wife
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dress advertising postcards Must have good handwriting Lindo.! Waterloo, Mass. 23-6) > j
AIR CRAFT ALUMINUM or iGALVANIZID SPRING STIli
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Eliminate gate worrle* FOB. EVER! Inspect these amoiln® gate* today on display at..*
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WANTED: To kep house for I a lone elderly man with small i 117 W. modern home. Good rook, best j — of reference. Mrs. Mary Knight Greencastle R. 2, in Mt. Merid-| ian. 23*3p.
LI MBER C<>. Franklin, St. Ph. 262
WANTED: Vault and cesspool pumping. Call mornings or evenings. Jess Rumley, Airport Road. Phone 7036-R. 20-5p WANTED: Would like to put 50 nr more acres in the viciniU ol Greencastle. Arnold Ji hnsoii, RED 2. Greencastle. 21-6p.
BEST BUY
One Good Used Woods
Bros. Corn Picker. GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES
Tour Kord Tractor Dealer
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Fall Clean-Up Sale 2 Demonstrator Tractors, large saving! 1852 International M. 1851 WD. Cheap Ford Tractor and Cultivators. Allis-Chalmers C. T ractor. Plow and Cultivators. Used Disc. Sherm's Implement Sales 209 N. JACKSON ST.
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