The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1954 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934.

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Till corvrv OIT'RCF Albeit Grecnwi. d, Elsie Herbert, 3. S. Supt. Sunday S< Ik*^ ' -<5 yO A. ' T Evening i crV'e ^:00 P. M weekly Prayer 'reeling Wednesday. 8 00 P. M. You ire oordiaJly *R.nted to come and worship with us.

MT. MKHil-IAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. James J. Boyle, Pastor Mrs. Marvin K. J-ickson, Sun*ay School Supt. Church Service 9 ‘’.O M. Su.id y School 10:30 A. M. Second and fouith Sunda> eveningr- at 8:00

FINCA3TEE < OMMUNTTT CIHRCH Fincastle Community Church 9:30 Sund'iy sid»ool Luther B. o^eelc, Supt. Every •ne welcome. AMITY BXrriST CeiCRCH 6 miles east oi. CloverdaJe. Affiliated with th.* American aptist Convention.

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AMITT BAPTIST CHURCH 6 miles east of (Tov* rdaie Affilirded with the American iipt.Jt Convention. Dr. G. H ODonnel. Ph. D.. astor. L. E. Michael, S. S. Supt. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Worship aer.ic«» 11:00 a. m ad 7:00 p m. (Second and ourth Sundays only). P Y. ~ - Op. m. (second and ourth Sunday onljj.

' HI HOI OF THE NAZARENE f'LOYERDALE Bur’on Cummings, Minister “Come thou with us and we will do thee good” Bible School 9:30 Worship Service 10:30 Youth Service 7:f>0 Evening Service 7:30 Prayer Meeting Wed. 7.30 All are welcome

SMYRNA CHURCH Three miles ea.st of Cloverdale F. S. Fisher Pastor P.egular Service Sunday at 10 30 a. m. followed by communion. Lunch at noon. Afternoon service at 2:00 P. M. Bible study Saturday evening at 7:30 before. Come worship with us

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BKK K CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Dcnaid W. Orr. Pastor. Charles Hendnch, Church School Supt. 10 a. m.—Church school. Classes for all ages. 11a. m.—Worship service. This .s Laymen's Day in our church. Howard Hostetler of Bainbridge .vill be the layman in our pulpit. William Blue is in charge of a ^roup of our laymen who will onduct the service this Sunday. Special music will be by Linda Hendrich. Carolyn Blue and Danny Webber. Tuesday, October 19, at 7 p. m . the Commission on Education meets at the church. Mrs. William Blue is chairman. Our church has two very im,101 tant projects for the month of November. There will be a Spiritual Life Mission at our church >n November 7-12, with preaching services both morning and evening on Sunday and each week-day evening. Our guest minister for the mission is Rev. Paul Trumbaucr of Bourbon. Ind During the mission, workers of the church will call in the homes of every member of the church to seek their enlistment in practicing the Holy Habits of the Spiritual Life. A union Thanksgiving service is being planned with the Bainiridge and Union Chapel Mcthotist churches, to be held at Bainiridge, Thanksgiving Day, at 9 i. m. A combined youth choir rom the three churches will sing -pecial music for the service.

CLOVERDALE METHODIST CHURCH The Church School at 9:30 A. M. Laymen's Sunday Service at 10:30 The Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday evening at 6:43. Harley Benson, Church School Supt. James Sipple. Lay Leader

Ci S OUT SALE ' * I >n Icavd-ig »he ri.i • cill sell my personal property at . tx n nt ( ’ i nl.-y lamt 2 miles soiitfi <»f Oreencaatle on ' 4 ' *’ •. s »<>;> i uui or 3 miles n* rtheast of 1‘utmuiivillo, on »ed:». ...uj, October 27,1954 AT i:30 O'CLOCK. 4 - 'EC STEHED SORREL MARES - 4 One teai i n-.-loi ^ 3*- i -r 01U mares, evtra iu<-e tuid vveJI broke. On > tea I of m I? lied marcs 8 -nd « —en., old, really a nice team and well broke. Bolii hr''.! to Sorreil o ,e. i4- (if.RE>-Gi’ii fcf»D AKGUS CATTLE-14 4 large i'--reforil Cows with large heifer calves. 2 Angus heifers to freshen ;n spring. One Keen lieu, r to fr«‘sh*'ii in spring. Oil'’ Ileref rd lieiter to fn-shen in spring. One <«uer. sey heifer to freshen in spring. One Black heifer «ith vv hite face. FARM MACHIHERY On - w r Ohs ( it timers tractor, extra good w ith 2 hottmii 11 1> elk plow. , .h-M- ;iiid l.tndean, sitle dclixerj- hay rake, horse draw'i nt'ov • r oith trucks, cultipacker. spike tooth harrow, end gate st-eder. one lo.is. wheat drill. 2 dump rakes. 1 rami wagon with box b.sl. man .|>r. tder. ! horse drawn cultivators, 31*1 gallon water tank. T g.»i> I h . hot overhead gas tank, cattle feeder, hog S acta harness, eollars, mie let of forks, shovels, i. ty knives, small gates, tools, etc.

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FI TNAMMLLE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Jajues J. Boyle, pastor A. L. Evans, S. S. Supt Jack Hanlon, M.Y.F. Pres. Sunday, 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. The attendance has risen to 79. All are welcome to boost it higher. 10:30 A. M. Worship service on second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. 7:30 P. M. Worship Service on first Sunday of month. The Official Board meeting follows the service. Tuesday, 7:30 P. M. Junior MYF meets for ages six to twelve on October 19 and alternate Tuesdays. Thursday, 7:30 P. M. MYF. Next Thursday the group will join in the Family Night meeting for the entire charge at Lite Mt. Meridian church. All members of the Putnamville, Mt. Meridian. and Cherry Grove churches are urged to attend. October 26 the MYF will go to Patricksburg for the sub-district meeting. Miss Ruth Sutton is a subdistrict officer. FILLMORE C HRISTIAN CHURCH Roland S. Rasar, Minister. Raymond Lisby, Supt. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship service 10:45 a. m. Sermon: ‘'The Shore Breakfast.” Evening worship 7:00 p. m. Sermon: “Single Devotion To Christ.” Announcements Friday. October 15, the Fidelis Class is having a Hallowe'en party in the recreational room of the church. Everyone is asked to come masked or pay the consequences. A prize will be given for the best costume. Be sure and keep yourself disguised. All young folks are invited to attend. It begins at 7:30 p. m. Sunday night Christian En-

deavor will be at 7:30 p. m. following the evening worship service.

ROACHDAI.E 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. Laymens’ Sunday. Dr. Fred M. Bltx, will speak. 6.00 p. m. Youth Fellowship.

REELSYILLE METHODIST CHURCH Leonard Thompson, Minister. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Roy Gibbons, Supt. Morning service 11:00 a. m. Laymen's Day. Emery Jenkins of Brazil will be the speaker. The full service will be conducted by the men of the church. Intermediate M. Y. F. 4:006:30 p. m. Evening worship 7:00 p. m. Sermon by the pastor. Organ music postlude. Bible study Thursday 7:00 p.

NEW MAYSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Oscar Jcmes. Pastor Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Evening service 7:00 P. M. Rev. Bill Forester of Indianapolis will be quest speaker Sunday evening. Bible Club for all children will he held at 2 00 P. M. each Saturday afternoon. Everyone welcome to all services

UUIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Roachdale, Ind. Paul L. Kitley, Pastor Church School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Senior Youth Fellowship 5:00 P. M. October is loyalty month at the church. Our goal was to have 175 in the Sunday Worship services and 200 in the Church School hour. Let's try to reach these goals this Sunday—You come and worship with us! This Sunday morning is Mission's Day at the Church. We are having, as guest speaker. Dr. A. C. Watters, head of Missions' Dep’t., Butler University School of Religion. He will speak to the Junior Dep’t. during the Church School hour as well as bringing the morning message. Dr. Watters is an authority on Missions having been a missionary to India himself for many years. A Missionary offering will be received following the morning worship service. Give liberally. Wednesday evening the Senior Youth Fellowship group is having their annual banquet for the J Senior graduating class of the local high school.

It s Blackwood On Bridge Contract Looked Easy, But Went Down One Mr. Champion opened the queen of diamonds against today’s femr-spade contract and Miss Brash, knowing he wouldn’t lead the queen if he held the ace. played low from dummy. She was rewarded by seeing Mr. Dale's singleton ace drop. South dealer Both sides vulnerable North (Mrs. Rewi) S - 9 7 6 2 H - A 6 4 D - K 8 7 4 2 ' C - 6

with a trump and ruffed her last dub. All nght so far. But how was she going to get back to her hand to pick up the last trump? If she played the king of diamonds, Mr. Dale would ruff it. So. she led the ace and another heart, hoping Mr. Dale would have to win the second one. Mr. Dale mentally crossed his fingers and ducked like a man. Mr. Champion won and returned the jack of diamonds. The king was put up and Mr. Dale got his ruff. Another heart furnished the setting trick.

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HAS TO RUFF Now Miss Brash saw that in order to count up to 10 tricks, she had to ruff off two clubs. After winning the spade lead in her hand she cashed the ace of clubs and ruffed a club in dummy. She got back to her hand

MARLENE DIETRICH, the 63-year-old grandma who's such a wow! before cameras or live audience, displays In Las Vegas. Nev., the eye-opener gown she wears in her $17.500-a-week singing act there. The creation, which she said set her back about $5,000, is 74 yards of white chiffon with nude chiffon underskirt with “win* dows” yet. Due to these "windows,” she wouldn't permit photograohers closer than 12 feet. * / i>ternatu>nal Sound pilot o)

ALFRED DE LA RUE, variously known as "Charles Cartier" and “Monsieur Charles,” is whisked from the Surete headquarters to prison in Paris after questioning in connection with the sensational spy case. The case involves French defense secret? being ‘Teaked” to the Communists. De la Rue said he worked with Andre Baranes. who admitted passing secrets to the Communists f International j Akihito Fiancee?

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CHURCH OF CHRIST HAW CREEK 1 mile north Roachdale. Bro. Keith Chitwood, Minister. | 10:30 a. m. Sunday morning service. 7:00 p. m. Sunday evening ser- j vice. 7:30 p. m. Thursday evening service.

BAIN BRIDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Alec J. Langford. Minister. Morning worship 9:30. Sermon subject: “The Household of God.” Bible school 10:30. Carl Higgle. Supt. A vote is to be tak^n regarding the continuance of the present time of above services; a good attendance is desired. Senior Youth Fellowship 6:00 at the Christian church. Intermediate Youth Fellowship 6:00 at the Methodist church. Budget Committee meeting at 7:30 at the Christian church.

THIS IS Hatsuko Kitashirakawa, prospective fiancee of Japan's Crown Prince Akihito, in a photo made when she was in grade school She now is in third year of high school in the Peers School for Girls in Tokyo. (International)

WITH CONVICTS rioting Inside the walls. South Dakota State Prison Warden G Norton Jameson (hatless, left) confers with National Guard officers at Sioux Falls, site of the prison. Assistant Warden VV. T Knutson is in middle (hatless, back to camera). Some 100 National Guardsmen and 55 law officers went to the prison after the rioting began. (International Soundphoto)

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