The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 November 1954 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1954.

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Christmas Decorations Decorations of all kinds, tinseled rope, icicles, metal bells, paner bells, pray snow, and candles. Gift wrappings — Wrapping Paper, Ribbon, Cards, Tags and Seals. Sensatioml Bargain In Christmas Cards - Box of 50 - 5c Cards for SI.00. Tree Lights - 98c to S2 70 Many Fine Gift Items. We will give away a S5 00 set of paint-by-number pictures. Friday. November 26. SNIDFR PAINT AND ART SHOP 23 South Indiana Street

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(Hi OAIIY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED j Entered In the po«tofflee »t Greencastle, Indiana as second clam mail matter under act of | March ", 1878. Subscription price 23 cents per week; $5.00 per year by mail In Putnam County; S6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 9ft, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.

Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ashe, '•ailed on Mr and Mrs. Eln\er Hays Sunday. Thev were o.i their way back to camp after a few days with home foil;. Ormond Hays of Indianapolis spent Sunday in the Elmer Hays

Personal And Local News Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter and (Jene attended the funeral of Mrs Runyan in Greencastle Sun-

day afternoon.

< AKI> OF THANKS

We wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation all the kindness, help and sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of our wife, mother and grandmother. Mrs. Myrtle Aden. Especially we thank Rev. On. neighbors, friends. Dr. Tip-

ton. nurses, nurse aids and, Rec- J son have returned from Chicago tor Funeral Home. I where they visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Allen and Family, pd ; Thomas A. Nelson. They also

| visited Mrs. Alma Lovejoy in Oak

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wieting and daughter. 716 East Walnut St., left today for Stuart. Florida to spend a winter vacation. Mr. ami Mis. Alfred Stone are spending Thanksgiving at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton of Bedford. William H. McKenna arrived in Greencastle by plane from Ball obe, Pa., on Wednesday evening. Mi. McKenna will be the guest fo Prof, and Mrs. Frank McKenna for several days. Mrs. Nellie Denny. Mrs. Stella Bivndlo land Miss Margaret Nel-

F. W. WUERT7., 5c TO $1.00

The 182nd Infantry Regiment of Massachusetts is the oldest unit in the Ajrmy National Guard.

EAST SIDE OF stjl ARE “YOUR NEW DIME

(.KEENCASTLE STORE”

WONDERFUL SELECTION OF TOYS

Parakeets, Cages anc! Accessories Gifts Galore in all Departments. EXTRA SPECIAL Brazil Nut Fudge, Lb. 28c — 2 Lbs. 49c

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ALL DAY FRIDAY Awav C. B. HAMMOND

GIFT CERTIFICATE

JEWELER

E. Washington Sf.

Phone 422

Don't buy auto insurance blind ?

Before you spend another dollar on aulo insurance, look at the low rates and other :ftlvantages your Allstate Agent offers. See why the number of Allstate policyholders has doubled in less than three years. Today over two million car owners are getting the really better \;:iue and fast, fair claim settlement you’d expect from the company founded by Sears. See your Allstate Agent today. Ask, too, about Allstate's low cost Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance. 0RLA PARKER 42T Anderson street, Greencastle, Indiana — Phone 43 Allstate Agent for Putnam

County.

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INSURANCE COMPANY STOCK COMPANY PROTECTION

founded by Sears

Park. 111. James R. Pence, District Governor of Rotary International, addressed the Indisi.apoUs Rotary Club following the noon luncheon on Tuesday. Three hundred members heatd Mr. Pence speak on “Rotary’s Chal-

lenge.”

Mr. and Mrs. William Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hickman and two daughters art spending Thanksgiving day in Knightstown at the home of Mr®. William Hickman's mother, Mrs. Ben Robbitis. Dinner guests will ifk lude Mr. and Mrs. William B. "Tubby” Toms of Mortistown and Mrs. John Hickman

Knightstown.

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE service Phone 341

Cleveland, Ohio \tteud Wedding In Mr. and Mrs. Tom P. Carney | and Miss.Elizabeth Ann and Ben Camion left today by train for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will J attend the wedding of William Marks and Miss Peggy Meehan of that city. The wedding will j take place on Saturday morning with Mr. Cannon as an attendant. Mr. Marks is well known here, and was graduated from DePauw University in the Class of 1950. He was affiliated with Sigma Chi, and had many friends ir Greencastle. He is now associated with duett Peabody. The Carneys and Cannons will return to Greencastle on Monday

—HKD CROSS cups for Hallowe’en to the Veterans Hospital on West 10th st in Indianapolis, and 100 Thanksgiving nut cups to the Veterans Administration Hospital at Marion. These were made by the local members. Christmas boxes to be sent to children in other lands are now being filled by the local children. —BOARD CHAIRMAN temper" because he ran unsue- t cessfully for a directorship and teh company’s vote tally did not agree with his. He owns 2.6."2 pounds. $7,370 worth of stock in

the firm.

The chairman of the board is j Duncan Wright, 4». who an- j nounced the tally. Wright and the other directors ducked when j Perkins stood suddenly, drew a ( paper sack from his briefcase I and began hurling groceries. j Though Wright ducked he did not duck far enough. - One egg

If your heart * is in your gift

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make this Christmas memorable

GOODWIBL. Once wo obtain it we will do our very best not to lose it. Home Baundry & Cleaners. Thur-tf.

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays John G. Friend, 86 years today. Thanksgiving Day.

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A GIFT FROM CANNON'S SAYS-"HE'S TOPS'

Be Sure and Register At Cannon's On Friday, November 26th. Christmas OP en ' n 9 |\ / / ONE- .\ Hat GIVEN AWAY