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.HE DAflY BANNER, CRm^CASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1955.

I’omitv •/ Churches ( 111 K<*H OF THE VXZAKENE CLOVEiOJAiJ: Burton Cummings. Minister. Sunday school 9:30 Come -and

:30.

Lot

MT. MERIDIAN METHODIST

CHUKCH

Rev. James J. Boyle, Pastor Mrs. Marvin K. Jackson, Sunday School Supt. Church Senwce 9:30 \. M.

I Sundry School 10:30 A. M. Second and fourth Sunday ) evening at 7:15 AMITY BAPTIST CHTKCH 6 rriles east of Clovordale Dr. G. H. O'Donnel, Ph. D., ‘ Pastor. L. E. Michael. S. S. Supt, Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Worship service 11:00 a. m and 7:00 p. m. (Second and 'ourth Sundays only). B. Y. F. G:00 p. m. (second and I fourth Sunday only).

Evening Worship 2nd and 4th TOO Prayer Service Tuesday 7:00 Business meeting 1st Tuesday j 7.00 Come to a friendly spiritual church that takes no offerings and worship with us.

SATISFIED!...

E* ( r* V TWa f u ~ ♦ Ml i

O (® ^ That’s what you’ll be ' M w ^ en you bring your ™ worn srfioes to us for

all needed repairs.

JOHN’S SHOE SHOP 201 South College Ave.

DR. J. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRiST 301 E. Washington St. Phone 240

WANTED: DEAD ANIMALS Seven Du? Service Fo? Prompt, Sanitary Service, Call Greencastle 278 JOHN WACHTEL, CORP. Call Cloverale 30 or Putnamville 33, Uainbridgp lt)0. We pay all phone charges. Koachdale 300.

Genera! Hauling Coal - Driveway Rock Gravel - Sand. CEMENT BLOCKS DON SEARS

PHONE 1355 809 JOHNSTON ST.

CIIFRCH OF THE NAZARENE CLOVERDALE Burton Cummings, Minister “Come thou with us and we I will do thee good” Bible School 9:30 Worship Service 10:30 Youth Service 7:00 Evening Service 7:30 Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 All are welcome us h< Ip you secure God’s best for your life. N. Y. P. S., 7:00. Evening service 7:30. Hear God's call to you. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. All are welcome. NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH Rev. Gilbert McCammack Pas-

tor

Archie O’Neal Supt. S. S. S. S. each Sunday at 9:30 Morning Worship, 2nd. and 4th Sunday 10:30 Enjoy tm-Cosi modem AUTOMATIC Living with a SKELGAS Heavy-Duty System!

TRI COUNTY CHURCH Albert Greenwald, Pastor Elsie Herbert. S. S. Supt. Sunday School 10:00.A- M. Evening Service 8:00 P.

weekly

Prayer meeting Wednesday,

8:00 P. M.

Y r ou are cordially invited come and worship with us.

Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Roy Gibbons. Supt. M. Y.F. 4:30-6:00 p. m. Mrs. Martin. Sponsor Evening Worship 7:00 p. m. Sermon by the pastor ( HURCH OF THE NAZARENE Roachdale, Indiana Samuel M. Taylor. Pastor Sunday School 9:30 Morning Worship 10:30 N. Y.P.S. Service 6:15 Evangelistic Service 7:00 Wednesday Aftemoorn Story Hour 4:00 Wednesday Prayer and Praise Service 7:00 A Watch Night service will

cookies following. will be a film strip on ‘Teaching Central Men's Fellowship | the Bible To Adults.” Every meeting is this Monday evening, (teacher is urged to attend. Se< We will leave from the church by ! you Monday night at 7:00 p. m 6:15 p. m. j Let’s start the New Ye.tr light Children’s Story Chorus hour by attending church regularly, j each Friday afternoon from 3:3( ;

CHURCH OF C HRIST CLOVERDALE C. O. Barr, Minister Bib’.e school 9:45 A. M. Morning worship 10:30 A. M. Evening worship 7 00 P. M. ; both Sunday and Tuesday, Come worship with us. SUMERSET CHRISTIAN f CHURCH Paul Englenian, Pastor. Robert Sutherlin, S. S. Supt. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morning worship and communion 10:30. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 6:00 p. m. Evening worship 7:00 p. m.

Elder F. S. Fisher 705 So. College Ave. Greencastle, Ind. Serves as Pastor of following churches INDIAN CREEK CHURCH Browns Valley Meeting for public worship on first Sunday of each month at 11 o’clock a. m. and at 2 o’clock p .m. Lunch served at noon.

★ COOKING ★ WATER HEATING ★ HOME HEATING ★ REFRIGERATION ★ CLOTHES DRYING ASK US NOW!

Farmers Supply,

103-107 E. Franklin Phone 921

SYMRNACHURCH Three miles east of Cloverdale on 42. Meets for public worship on second Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Bible study Saturday evening before at 7 p. m. D. R. ^Tees, teacher. PALESTINE CHURCH Three miles east of Bainbridge on old 36. Meeting for public worship on third Sunday of each month at 11 o'clock a. m. and at 2 o’clock p. m. Lunch served at noon. You are cordially invited to meet and worship with us at any of these churches. REELSMLI.E METHODIST CHURCH Leonard Thompson, Minister

BAINBRIDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible School 9:30. Roy Hanks. Supt. Morning worship 10:30. This period will be in charge of a group from the Christian Foundation at Purdue University, led by Virginia Johnson. Paul Herod will bring the Scripture and a special musical number will be brought by Sandra Ulery and Bob Keltnee. Special speakers will be Jim Garrett. Ann Rounds and Margaret McColl. Intermediate Y. F. will meet at 6:00 at the Methodist church. Senior Y. F. will meet at 6:00 at the home of F. L. Priest. U and I class party, Monday, I 6:30 at the church. Hope Group C. W. F. will have an all day meeting Wednesday, Jan. 12th at the home of Mrs. Dale Ross. Leader, Mrs. Gilbert Hale. Faith Group C. W. F. will meet Wednesday, Jan. 12th, 7:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Lucille Curran.

FIRST C HRISTIAN CHURCH ROACHDALE Paul L. Kitley, Pastor. Melvin McFariamd, S. S. Supt. Helen Thompson, Youth Supt Church school 9:30 a. m. Morning worship 10:30 a. m. Intermediate Youth Fellowship 5:00 p. m. Evening worship 7:00 p. m. The churches of this community are participating in .a nationwide Attendance Crusade, extending from the first of the year through Easter. This Lord’s Day is Universal Prayer Sunday. A special service has been prepared. We are endeavoring to organize an Intermediate Youth Fellowship Circle with our meeting Sunday at 5:00 p. m. Evening worship at 7:00 p. m. The Senior Youth Fellowship group will serve coffee and

to 5:00 p. m. 1 CLOVERDALE METHODIST CHURCH Harley Benson, church school

supt.

Arthur R. Daes, Minister. The church school at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship service at

10:30.

^ Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday evening at 6:45. Come and worship with us. PI TNAMYILLE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school 9:30. James Samsel, Acting Supt. 10:30 Worship service. Rev. James J. Boyle, pastor. New members will be received into the

church.

Thursday 7:30 M. Y. F. Jack

Hanlon, pres.

CHURCH OF CHRIST

HAW CREEK

1 mile north Roaehdale

FILLMORE METHODIST ( HURCH Church School 10:00 A. M. Raymond Pursell, Supt. Morning Worship 11:00 2nd and 4th Sundays William Tressler. minister M.Y.F. 6:30 P. M.

Gov. Craig Faces Rough Sledding

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 7.— (UP)—Governor Craig appeared headed for some rough sledding on at least four of his major leg islative proposals as this second day of the 1955 Gener al Assemb-

ly opened.

There was sentiment among ] legislators to compromise on the Korean War bonus issue, paying some whereas Craig wants to j pay none, and to trim the gover

10:30 A. M. Sunday Morning j n ° r ’ s Proposed 669 million dollar

Weft ship 7:00 P. Service.

M. Thursday Evening

state budget.

Other lawmakers disliked the governor’s request for lowered speed limits and considered his mental health proposals inade-

quate.

Both House and Senate were ready to receive an influx of suggested bills, and it was expected this session's total will

Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. cxcced , ntroduced twc

REELSVILLE METHODIST

CHURCH

Leonard Thompson, Minister Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.

Roy Gibbons, Supt.

M. Y. F. 4:30-6:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:00 p. m.

FILLMORE CHRISTIAN

CHURCH

Roland S. Rasar, Minister.

Raymond Lisby, Supt. Bible school 9:45 a. m.

Morning worship service 10:45 a. m. Sermon: “Desert Springs

Of Living Water.”

Evening worship service 7:00 compromise.

years ago. Of those, only 297 were passed, and a similar “kiH” no doubt awaited two-thirds of

this year’s.

The question of whether a bonus should be paid Indiana’s veterans of the Korean war was discussed at a two-hour Senate Republican caucus. Majority Loader Roy Conrad (R-Monti-cello) said there was a lot of talk

p. m. Sermon: "The Road Of Reconciliation.” Hey Y-o-u-t-h! Christian Endeavor will meet at 7:30 for the lesson, games and refreshments. Come and bring your friends. Y’all come! Announcements Tuesday the Women’s Missionary group will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Jackson for their all day meeting with a pitch-in dinner. Mrs. Emma Crousore will bring the devotions and Mrs. Emily Herod the lesson. Monday will be teachers meeting in the educational unit. There

AN EASY-TO-READ CONDENSED STATEMENT

OF CONDITION OF

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and TRUST COMPANY GREENCASTLE, INDIANA AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1954

THIS IS WHAT WE OWN Cash and Due from Bank U. S. Government Bonds Other Bonds and Securities Leans and Discounts (including overdrafts $389.31) Other Assets Bank Building, Furniture and Fixtures

$1,876,416.17 1,425,262.81 271,933.59 2,557,429.48 1,335.97 57,284.70

THIS IS WHAT WE OWE TO DEPOSITORS Leaving a SURPLUS SECURITY consisting of: Capital Surplus Undivided Profits Reserve Accounts

$6,189,662.72

$5,797,885.73

100,000.00 100,000.00 124,252.34 67,524.65 $6,189,662.72

nber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System

Each DEPOSITOR has maximum INSURANCE

First In Customer Service THINK-/X/

Conrad headed a bonus studj commission which reported four alternatives: pay no bonus, pay one only to injured Korean vets and kin of dead at a cost of 5 to 6 million dollars, pay one only to those who served in Korea at a cost of 21 million ,or pay one to anyone who served in that era, cost unknown. The Senate GOP “most probably” will compromise for the payment to the disabled and survivors of the dead, he said. This would placate those lawmakers who feel Indiana is obligated to pay a Korean bonus since it gave one to World War II veterans and still not disrupt Craig's budget, ho said. The governor favors no bonus and wants to use 22 million left in a World War II bonus surplus to help offset a 59 million deficit the proposed budget would cause. As for the budget, a Republican senator who asked that he not be quoted said “it ought to be cut.” He figured it is about 40 million dollars too high. Craig’s highway speed limit proposal was unexpected in his speech to legislators Thursday and drew opposition from one cf the governor’s top aides. Craig did not propose any specific figure to replace the present 65 MPH limit was ind'eated a 6C MPH limit might be wise. But Rep. Phillip Johnson (RMooresville), GOP caucus chairman and chairman of a legislative study commissio non traffic safety, said he “unalterably opposed” any change in the speed

limit.

In effect, Johnson thought safety officials would be asking for trouble if they tried to sell a new speed law to legislators. Instead, he said, lawmakers should pass a law allowing police to arrest slow-driving • motorists who do not maintain a “reasonable' speed on busy highways. Sen. Dorothy Gardner (R-Fort Wayne) disliked Craig’s mental health proposals. He said Indiana should emphasize cui stead of custody, while she said Hoosiers must not overlook the fact Indiana “doesn't have enough beds to take all the mentally ill out of jails.” House Republicans were to caucus just before today’s morning se»ion. Johnson said he wants to hold more frequent party caucuses than in previous • ears and will literacy “open the windows” to ke'p everyone

Today s Market Rog receipts totalled 8500 toft v at Indianapolis. The market -as steady to slow. Prices on eights from ISO to 225 pounds j j -.- r o from 25 cents to 50 I cents. Top prices were 518.25 to i .>13.75.

RECORD STATE BUDGET INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 7. (UP)—A record-high state budget will be tackled in the 1955 Indiana Legislature by committees headed by Rep. Laurence Baker of Kendallv.Me and Se . Charles Maddox of Ctterbein.

The tv i both Ren 1 , liberation* 669 millio get. 59 nv cipaled ta approved <

akers.

GET THE MONEY YOU NEED FROM THE INDIANA LOAN COMPANY A Loan from us will pay all yuur small hills and you will havb only one place to pay.

INDIANA LOAN CO

13 East Washington Street.

Phone 15

Office Phone 196 Res, Phone 1(4 k. k. noitsi: r r Real Estate - Farm Loans -- Bonds COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 23 West Main Street Mooresvillei Indiana

DR. M. W. JESSUP CHIROPRACTOR Vapor Baths Fleuoroscopic Examination. Uorner of Jackson and Indiana Street Hoad.

GOAL PRICES REDUCED BEST BRAZIL BLOCK COAL This Coal is high in heat 13839 B. Y. U. (heat units) per lb. and very low in ash, only 5.20%. We are now loading COAL to all customers 7:00 A. M. - 3:30 P. M., six days per week at Patricksburg, Ind. For those who want the most fuel heat, and at a great saving, come or send your Trucker to our Mine for one load and, we are sure you will he more than pleased with our COAL. Prices at the mine, clean pit loaded, Mine Run, $4.25 per ton. Screened Mine Run (fines removed) loaded at tipple on top $5.00 per ton. Nut and Slack - $2.00 per ton. BURCHAM BROS. INC. PATRIC KSBURG, INDIANA — PHONE NO. 4

CLOSING-OUT SALE Having sold our farm we w ill sell the following personal properly at public auction at farm *2 mile north of Putnamville, then 'j mile east or 3'2 miles south of Greencastle on Uemetery Koad, “Watch for Sale Signs”, on Wednesday, January 12th, 1955 AT 10:30 O’CLOCK 50-ANGUS CATTLE-50 20 Purebred Angus Cows, some with papers. Most of these cows are coming with third calves in February and March. One Purebred Angus Bull, 3 year old from show stock 19 Purebred Angus Steer and Heifer Calves. 4 Purebred Angus Bull calves. One Registered Holstein Cow to Freshen soon. One Purebred Holstein 3 Year old. One Purebred Holstein Heifer. One Jersey Cow with Heifer calf. POULTRY 8 Dozen White Rock and Barred Rock H.-ns and Pullets. FARM MAOHINERY One Jeep, 4 wheel drive, jn perfect condition. One Chevrolet \ , 2 ton Truck, steel floor, stock and grain rack. 2 spoke tooth harrows, 2 bottom 14” break plow; one 7 ft. disc and tandem; one 1-row G-I Com picker; 9 ft. double <*ultipackcr; Rotary hoe; endgate seeder; New Harvey Red head Hammer mill. New Cross corn sheller; 10 new Starline Stanchions, assembly complete, 3 metal hog feeders; 2 pig creeps; 15 single and double hog houses; 12 metal b< g troughs; hog ringing box; 2 cattle feed troughs; 2 hog feeders; hog oiler; one new I I ft. gate; several herders, 100 Locust posts, more or b-ss; loading chute arvl gatesmineral feeder, 2 old wagons with beds, tractor hitch for wagon, several Oak 4x4’s, several lengths o galvanized pipe, fj garage doors, overhead gas tank, several oil barrels, battery fence charger, 3 rolls cable wire, large water tank. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 12 Metal Poultry batterys. brooder house, ehix feeders, fouti tains, shovels, forks, c-hainv, grind stone, hand s»*eder, stvvs, several 1” field tile arvl many other articles used on good farm. FEED 300 bushels more or less good yellow corn; 50 bales, more or less wheat straw; 400 bu. more or less good barley; X bu. Iril certified s**ed com 800 seri«~>. ARTHUR AND CLAIR CUSTER TERMS — CASH. Not responsible in ease of accidents. IIFRST X YAFGHAX, Atxts. CLIFF McMALXS, Clerk Lunch by Putnanivillc W. S. C. S