The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1954 — Page 4

THE DAifcY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22. 1954.

FILLMORE METHODIST CHURCH Church School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A M. Sermon for this Sunday: Agape and Hlros” William L. Tresslar, Pastor

CHURCH or CHRIST CEO VERIO ALE C. O. ttarr. Minister Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Evening Worship 7:00 P. M both Sunday and Tuesday. MT. MERIDIAN Mr.THODIST CHURCH Rev. James J. Boyle. Pastor Mrs. Marvin K. Jackson, Sunday School Supt. Church Service 9:30 A M. Sunday School 10:30 A. M. Second and fourth Sunday evenings at 7:15.

NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH Rev. Gilbert McCammack, Paator. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Church services second and fourth Sundays. Morning worship 10:30 a m. Evening worship 7:00 p. m. Prayer mo< ting Tuesday 7:00 p. m.

AMITY It%PTI'»T CHURCH 6 miles east of Cloverdale. Affiliated with the American Baptist Convention. Dr. C. H. O’Donnei, Ph D., Pastor. Ll E. Michael, S. S. Supt. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Worship service 11:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. (Second and fourth Sundays only). B. Y. F. 6:00 p. m. (second and fourth Sunday only). ftncast:.e community CHURCH Fincastle Community Church 9:30 Sunday school Luther B. Steele, Supt. Everyone welcome. MANHATTAN <HIRCH H. E. Cornwell, Minister. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Edward Foxworthy, Supt. Morning worship 10:.;0 a m. Evening worship 7 p. m. Special numbers in music and song. AH are welcome.

I MON CHAPEL Sunday School Supt. Earl Wood wort )i Minister, W. B. Lutz Worship Service 9:45 Sermon: Perfect Love Sunday School 10:45 >IT. HEBRON (OMMI MTV CHURCH Minister, Charles Rains. Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. Evening Service. 7:00 P. M. Everyone Welcome. If you do not attend services elsewhere we invite you and your family to worship with us.

FILLMORE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Roland S. Rasar. Minister Raymond Lisby. Supt. Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Installation of Church Officers. Special music by Cornelia Sears Sermon: "The Great Business Of The Church” Dr. O L. Shel-

ton.

Evening Worship 7 HO p. m. Sermon: “I Shall Be Satisfied.” The young people will meet following the evening worship service. There will be a short business meeting. All of the officers are urged to attend. Announcements Monday 7:00 p. m. Choir renearsal at the Church. Everyone who sings is urged to participate. The choir needs the voices of both the young and the old to create beautiful music. The Institute for Town and country’ Churches will be held at Spencer. It will be held on Jan. lary 25 and sessions will begin , t 10:00 and 1.30 - dinner at 6:30. Lets prepare for a great year of service in the Church by attend-

ing.

Next Sunday night January 31, will be the 5th Sunday night meeting of our county churches. It will be held in the Christian Church at Bainbridge. Ind. We aie hoping to have with us the well known religious singer, Rosa Page Welch. The C. C. W. will meet in the Church aid room on Thursday for an afternoon meeting. For an aftf moon of inspiration and fellowship plan to attend. Thursday night the official board will meet at the Church, at 7 :30 P. M.

Church School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Evening Worship 7^30 P. M. ‘T. A H Club" 5:00 P. M. This Lord's Day ir oming we are having as our gu**st speaker for Missions' Day, Mr. Samuel Pugh who will also speak to the Junior Dep’t. during the Church School hour. His ruessage for worship will be entitled, “Why Need The Church Believe in Missions?” Mr. Pugh ts the national director of church development and ministe rial services for the United Christian Missionary’ of the Discjples of Christ whose offices are Vocated at Indianapolis. He has bad a wide and varied experience in Missionary work and has served in several capacities for the Churrh. Don’t fail to hear him. For our evening service this Lord's Day we will have Mr. Richard Berkey, pastor of the North Salem Christian Church, as our speaker and the high school chorus under Mr. Gilland’s instruction. This will be a fine service. Monday evening is the January meeting of the Official Board. Tuesday evening the young people plan a skating party at the Idle Hour Rink in Crawfords-

ville.

Let’s have 175 present for church school th’is Lord's Day morning. BAINBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School Supt. F. Priest Minister, W. B. Lutz The unified servide starts

10:30

Sermon: Perfect Love

tha Jane Aker, leader M Y. F. 6:00 P. M.

PUTNAMVILLE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. James J. Boyle pastor 9:30 Sunday school. A. L. Evens, Supt. 10:30 Morning worship, second and fourth Sundays.

MT. HEBRON COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday school 10 A. M. Evening Worship 7 p. m. Plan to be with us next Sunday. Everybody welcome.

ty-five magazines on the library's subscription list. Seventeen of these magazines are listed in the Abridged Readers' Guide to Periodical Literatur*which is also on the library

shelves.

The 1954 Information Please Almanac is in, and w*e have eight new mystery thrillers for the who-dun-it fans.

CANAAN METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Leonard Thompson pastor Sunday School 10:00 R. M. Mrs. Bertha Reberger, Supt Evening Worship 7:00 P. M. M. Y. F. Monday night.

SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHI RCH Robert Sutherlin, Supt. James Brown, Minister 9:30 Bible School. The lessen "Jesus and the Samaritans,” will be taught in all classes. 10:30 Morning worship and the Ixird’s Supper. Sermon "Skepticism and Faith.” 6:30 youth meetings. June Abbott is the leader for the Senior youth group. 7:30 Evening Serviee. Sermon, • Ezekiel, the Prophet of the Exile.” Thursday evening prayer meeting and Bible study at 7:00. Fifth Sunday meeting at the Bainbridge Christian Church Jan. .31.

ROACHDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Malcolm A. Harris, Minister James Myers. Supt. 10:00 A. M. Church School. Classes for all ages. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon: “The Sixth Key” 6:30 P. M. Covered dish supper and annual congregational meet-

ing-

BAINRRfDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible School 9:30 A. M. Carl Riggle, Supt. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Alec J. Langford, Minister Worship Subject: "The School of Prayer.” Evening Worship: "World Parade." 6:15 Snack Supper 7:00 Classes 8:00 Assembly and Worship Thursday Jan. 28th. Youth Fellowship 6:30 P. M.

rill ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ROACHDALE. IND. Paul L. Kitely. Pastor Russell Jones. S. S. Supt.

REELSVILLE METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Leonard Thompson, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Junior M. Y F. 1:00 P. M Mar-

WALNUT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 4 miles west of Cloverdale Norman C. Hill, Pastor George Reed, S. S. Supt. Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Evening Service 7:00 P. M. S. S. Lesson Topic—Laborers Together With God. Text: 1 Cor. 3:1-10. Revival services every’ night next week, Jan. 25th through 30 at 7:00 P. M. Rev. Lewis Drcngaes, fiery gospel preacher, will be the evangelist. Special music and singing. Everyone welcome. ROACHDALE LIBRARY NEWS A new reference book, “The American Book of Days,” by Douglas, has been purchased by the library. This hook contains information, in chronological order, about holidays, festivals, notable anniversaries, and Christian and Jewish holy days with notes on other American anniversaries worthy of remembrance. If you are looking for information concerning Mule Day, Schw’enkfelder Thanksgiving Day, Sadie Hawkins Day or Shrove Tuesday, you’ll find it in this book along with many other interesting facts about American folk-lore. The Flower Grower magazine has been added to the list of thir-

ROSE SEEDLINGS READY INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. t*.— tINS)- The State Conservation Department today issued a clarifying statement declaring it unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to buy, sell or trade in wild rabbits. The department has received a flood of inquiries recently, paiticularly from beagle hound field trial clubs, asking for permission to buy rabbits out of the state and bring them into Indiana f-.j stocking. Deputy Attorney General Thurl C. Rhodes said a mixup in the legislature caused passage of a law’ which is very severe. He said the law originally was intended to prevent selling wild rabbits for food but in the drafting and passage it became too inclusive and sportsmen arc not permitted to bring rabbits into the state even for sporting purposes. Plans are being drafted to amend the law next session of the General Assembly. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CLOVERDALE Burton Cummings, Minister. Sunday Bible school 9:30. Elizabeth Estep. Superintendent Preaching and worship service 10:30. Young Peoples service 7:00. Evangelistic worship service 7:30. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday. 7:30. All are welcome.

TIM STEK’S Itl.rrVliT Township Trust < abstract) report of receipts and distuirs. - ments for the calendar yc;ir 1!*"::. Franklin Township. Pntnam County. Township 1-Tinil Balance -.Ian, 1 * KCht M

, 1954.

j Receipts

. 2.93S.89

| Ulsbursements

. 2.491.85

| Balance Dec. 31

1.883.99

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Balance Jan 1

812.346 4C

Receipts . . .

21.572.1 v

1 MsbursementS

25.914.33

Balance Dec 31

8.01)4.35

i'nit<«*n Kiiiti!

Balance Jan. 1

810.539.16

Receipts

67.616 75

I >ishiirs.-metfts

54.251 17

Balance I>ec. 31 ....

23.904 7 4

Kline!

Balance J ■ n. 1

f 130.00

Receipts

235.00

1 *isburs. merits .

146.87

Balance Dec. 31

218.13

4 EimitlntiY Uhl*?. Knn«t

Balan.-*- Jan. 1

$ 4 21.67

Receipts

fttift

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0.00

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4 21.67

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$ i 2.50ft lift

Receipts . ....

25.867.46

Disbursements .

. 25.000.DO

Balance Dec. 51

15.567. 16

Tatiilit of nil I'iiihN

Bain nee Jan 1

837.377 16

Receipts .

1 18.227.3a

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107.xft4.20

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847.8i*ft :: t

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Taxes—June

8 t.*;:.6 ::4

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1.279.55

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$ 2.955.89

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i 9,760.97

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7.512.99

State l*ist, Transp. .

205.73

Reimburse Install. ...

39.95

ILf-i mb u use oca t iona 1

1 95.t*0

<;ym Rent .

100. oft

Sab- of Misc. Items

192.7 4

S lie of oM School Rhln

3.334.00

Damage Reftliul

8.00

Insurance Refund

224.00

Tot. Special S< h. Puml

$21,572.28

Tllilion Fund

T i xes June

816.931.37

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1 3.ft 51.36

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17 1*'

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1.565.96

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1,183 07

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467.616.75

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1 1.260.01

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Bob Davis

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Claude Barker

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Merle Allen

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\1-Jax Chemical <'<>

87.7:5

Hanna ,v Sons

166. 19

Glenn Irwin

1 4 1.8:5

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16.56

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Hugh Kspey

125.00

Wilkinson Rhr. <'<>

1 1.52

Jackie Jones

5.00

John Wilson

1 7.00

James A. Skelton . .

266.07

Orval Boling

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Thomas Henley

47.65

Indi inrt State Farm

64.07

Faller s Cite Set t iee

5.86

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1 2.00

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Leon Alexander Virkil Sutherlin

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Roachdale Ele< Harry Newton School Supplies:

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Eugene l>. Hutchins

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Roachdale 'las Fund Roachdale Elevator John Wilson

Richard Watson

Loans, (nt. & ins.:

Roachdale P.ank A- Trust Co, 7'C '■>

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Mart Louise Garrlott

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Robert Gillan

3.550.00

i*llve Harshh.irger

3.093.64

Richard Hutcntns

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2.906.60

Mollie Ward

2.144 12

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1.993.80

^■erona Clnmpltt

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Helen Brown

2.686 76

Nell Kersev

2.394 1 1

Gladys Sondergard

1.164.72

Bessie (Samplev t Gr,-en

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Pleda Bell .

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Uichtird Ogleshv

1.647.04

Betty Robertson

1.235.76

Mae Wilson

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John B. Gongh

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Ethel Robbins

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332.51*

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James L. Myers

251 25

Books, Stationer'.

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Lee School Stipple

45.52

Graphic

128.62

Banner

129.53

Karl Ktcbeson

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Orville Perkins

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Ralph Cross

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Charles Purcell

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1 hereby certify that the forego-

ing Is a true and correct

hi a t omrn •

of th<‘ rcr. iprs and flishursmiiDnts

of the above named township; that

a complete and detailed

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port to?4vtlu*r with .til m « omp:tny-

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thi' namus

of persons having been

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as required by law iu th

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the county auidtor. and

that a

copy of such annual report is in

r*ustod\ of tlif < Fiirman of thn

township ad'isor' board

Said re-

port is subject In inspection by nnv taxpayer of the township. JAMES L. MYERS

Trustee

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