The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1955 — Page 3

?H£ DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 8, 1955.

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THEY’RE x - ReroaditioMd, x - Road touted x - Safety rh»*<-k«*d x - Winterized

You sim|d\ ran't find more fjiiality anj'ivhere than you get in a used ear here. All Prices are Sow All Cars are Desirable SHOP HERE WITH CONFIDENCE. '47 DODGE 4 Door '50 CHRYSLER 4 Door Royal '53 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. '49 PLYMOUTH 4 Door '51 PLYMOUTH 2 Dr. '53 DESOTO 4 Door

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'53 DODGE Club Coupe '49 OLDS 4 Door '53 PLYMOUTH 4 Door '51 DESOTO

'50 OLDS 4 Door

'50 FORD Tudor

Deluxe

BOB MYERS AUTO SALES, Inc. YOUR CHRYSLER-■ PLYMOUTH DEALER 317 NOItTII JACKSON* ST. GltEEN'CASTLE

WORLD OF RELIGION By U \V R, ill

The kindness and f ;enero s ,ty Yor |' aty * a " d Dr K " ger ' e Car

in thousands of communities this Christmas as in other years “Would that the Chnstm^s spirit might remain with us 365 days in the' year!” was a prayer variously voiced by many a minister . . . At Glen Cove. Long Island, the 15-foot snruce was stolen from the lawn of a retired Episcopal rector’s new home. A Jewish neighbor replaced it with a 13foot tree dug from his own lawn; and a Catholic nursery owner

and his men cared for the mov- 6(1 the larger-than-life Nativity

ing and replartting . . . The cherub choir, the junior choir and the adult choir of the Woodhaven (New York City) Methodist church, under the Rev. Harold L. Beaumont, made recordings of a dozen favorite Chirstmas caroic, interwoven with which was the Christmas story. These recordings were played back in the homos of the community’s shut-

Scene (with shrubbery imported from Italy) in the public park; and in Boston, Mass., still larger numbers visited the life-size creche on the Common . . .Five blind men, members of the Light Buoy Club of Brooklyn, journeyed to the Bronx to carry Christmas cheer -singing, instrumental music, story-telling, dancing — to a pal and his fellow patients

TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICES REASONABLE — RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY — S88

'BE BOSS OF

YOUR FUTURE"

Greencastle Saving & Loan Assoc.

in a nursing home . . . Such incidents weie repeated across the eontinent.

Committees representing tf.e Congregational Christian churches ar.d the Evangelical and Re formed Church will meet ir, Cleveland. Ohio, on January 18 to begin deliberations and unite activity in campaigns of evangelism and stewardship. These two denominations expect that their national gatherings next summer will approve their organic union as one church; meanwhile thev are “cooperating.”

I ins and in the local hospitals . . . J Francis Cardinal Spellman, head of the Catholic church in New

.... ter Blake, of Pasadena, Cal., new

that he deep in the spirit of man i . , „ , ’

, president of the National Cour-

was shown in thousands of ways ., „ _ , „

1 cil of Churches of Christ, spent the Christmas season in Korea— the Cardinal for the fifth year—• conducting services 4 * - for American soldiers and sailors . . . The Association of American Railroads reports that its trains ca r - ried Christmas packages aro letters in December sufficient to fill more than 5,000 trains of 13 standard ears each - all expressing the season’s cheer and goodwill ... In Nashville, Tenn., more than a million persons have view-

The scarcity of Christian literature for overseas Chinese communities in Taiwan. Malaya. Singapore, Thailand. Burma, the Philippines, Boineo, Indonesia Canada, and the United States, is being met by the printing and distribution of Christian literature carried on by Council of Christian Literature for Overseas Chinese. By the end of June 1953. the council reports. 267.500 books had been printed and 67,212 sold. These include hymn books, Bible study helps, children’s Bible story books, and devotional literature. The council, an interdenominational body whose headquarters are in Hongkong, receives support from Christian groups in Hongkong. England. Canada, New Zealand, and the United States. Unless the Jews of America restore the synagogue and its worship service to their place as the main center of the faith, and unless they make its religious, values more important than present emphasis on "good works” through charities and philanthropies, both Jews and Judaism will perish in the U. S. A., rabbis warned their parishioners when the Synagogue Council of America met in New York recently. The Council represents all branches of the Jewish faith—orthodox, reform, and conservative. Rabbi Julius Alark, of Temple Emanu-El spoke the sentiment of most rabbis and lay leaders when he said: “Other organizations philanthropic, fraternal. defense, goodwill, which for the most part grew ou? of thc synagogue ami with which the synagogue has no quarrel—have arisen to comnete with the synagogue for Jewish loyalty. Man*- n Jews have made them - substitutes for the synagogue, as though Judaism dan long have meaning for us if all that it requires is writing a check to help some worthy cause, important though philanthropy may he.” Dr. Jesse R. Wilson, of Fort Worth, Texas, and Fanwood, N. J., formerly a missionary in Japan and more recently home secletary of the Ameiican Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, has been named a secretary of the International Missionary Courcil, beginning service in March, 1955. His portfolio will be that of interpretation to America of the Council which is related to the foreign missions agencies i:. the United States. Canada. Great Britain, and Western Europe and to the national cqurciis Unteidenomination;!]) in the Near East, Africa, Asia, and Lath. America. FILLMORE NEWS Mrs. Helen Knetzer is clown | improving. She has been ,11 wi'di J virus pneumonia. | The Garden Club will meet ali j day Jan. 14 with Mrs. Huldnh J Wright with Mrs. Irma Nichols j co-hostess. Jesse Evans and Mrs. Mary | Miller were united in marriage

t 2 p m. Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church by the Rev. Wm. Tresslar. Their attendants were the bride's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. I^ee Wells. Mr .and Mrs. Burl Buis of Marion spent New- Year’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis. Mrs. Eva Ogle has been ill about three weeks. She has been suffering with arthritis, as win as other ailments. Rev .and Mrs. Boy e and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr .and Mrs. Oran Buis. Mrs. Mary Lisby has been ill with severe cold. Leroy McGinnis has been ill with virus ar.d wasn’t able to return to school after the holidays. Miss Janie Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith one day last week.

FOR SALE: 250 bales alfalfa, Eronie and little red clover hay. wire tied. Clifford Hillis, 3 miles east Brick Chapel. 7-2p. FOR SALE: 1941 Frigidaire refrigerator, 7 ft., first class condition: Zenith 17” television, good condition, at a sacrifice. Jesse A. Evans, Fillmore. 7-2p.

DEALER COST PLUS 10% Heating—Pumps—Plumbing New Westinghouse Electric Water Heater—50 gal.—deluxe-table-top-10-year warranty. Retails about S2V5 60. My price: £■•50.00 delivered. Jack Williams, k. R. 2 Box 14(8. Cloverdale, Ind. 7-2p

Classified Ads a REAL ESTATE « SHKTKONE REAL ESTATE* 30*1 S. Indiana St. Looking for a home that is “out of this world?” Then see us- shown by appointment only. Or if it’s a moderate priced home that will suit, your needs then call us—we have them. 7-2t. For >ale: ROOMY HOMES with large lots— 1. 20 North Gillespie—6 neat rooms all on one floor, modern kitchen, good storage, new stoker, lot is 200 ft. deep. 2. Indiana Street Road—the Miller home with glassed in porch, 6 pleasant rooms, automatic heat, acreage.

FOR SALE: 27U ft. modern house trailer. Phone 1163-W. 4-5p

Bulldozer ano mgruirt worR, land clearing, grading and excavating. William Newkirk. Bor 2*. Fillmore. Phone 237. 15-tf.

Visit our beautiful snow room, finest draping fabric direct from mills. Art Furniture Shop. 20-tf.

Custom Made Draperies for the price of ready made. Art Furniture Shop. 20-tf.

COLD WEATHER AHEAD. Contact your Farm Bureau Petroleum Serviceman for your winter fuel oil needs. Let him be your automatic stoker. He follows regular routes every week and takes fuel worries ofi your shoulders. Putnam County Farm Bureau Coop. Phone 743. 4-8-11-15-18-22-25-29-81

FOR SALE: Used tractors, 2 WD Allis Chalmers; 3 JDA; 1 JDB; 1 MH20. Sherm's Implement Sales. Greencastle. 6-S-10-3 p.

FOR SALE: 12 ft. hog feeder '■5CLOO; 7 ft. nearly new disc. $125.00; Chain saw .$160.; Black Hawk Planter $100.; Ferguson cult., $135.00. Sherm's Implement Sales, Greencastle. 6-8-10-3t

New miscellaneous equipment for sale: rubber tired disc (Coby A Burch); E-Z flow spreaders; stalk cutters; chain saw r s. Sherm’s Implement Sales. Greencastle. 6-8-10-3t.

Leaving for service must sell 31 Idaho ewes, 3 years old, with 17 lambs. Harley Sutherlin, Cloverdale. 8-3p.

FOR SALE or TRADE: 1.Q00 bales, 1st, 2nd, 3rd cutting alfalfa. Will sell at $1.00 bale or trade for livestock. Can deliver. Wyatt Farm, 2 miles west Clinton Falls. 4-5t.

BEEF CATTLE FEEDERS Cut your feed cost 22% and increase your gains 34% with new cattle feeds containing Stil Bo Sol Poor & Co. Greencastle and Cloverdale. 6-12t

FOR SALE: Walnut spindle style twin beds, complete, like new. Phone 7066-J. 6-3t.

Lucas Collins Agency PHONF 255

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By Jimmy HatloJ

HAL HICKMAN, REALTOR 251 2 E. Washington St. Phone 1121 -W FOR SALE 1 acre building lot about 2 miles south on route 43. Good well drilled, basement builtj n .i

5 room house w'ith 163?. acres 1 mile ' wtost of Manhattan on i cutq 40.: Home recently redecorated on insider New furnace: .^6000.00. r/ ^ •• 6 j-oorji piodern Cape Cod home .on Manhattan road, l 3 i acres ,cf ground, fu^l feasemtntjJdil furn-ui ace. A veftjy comfortable place to live. t // t. _»_

A. very cozy modern, 2 .bedroom home Located on Lincoln Ave. Basement, automatic oil furnace. Large lawn, large living room with fireplace.

3 Apt. home on Elm St. Completely modern. If you are thinking of an income investment, this home should be considered.

We show all listing by appointment at your convenience.

Sale at Cloverdale Sale Barn every Tuesday, daytime, and every Saturday night. Lewis Bixler. 7-2t

FOR SALE: Fries, 3-4 lbs. Pan ready, $1.25. Mrs. Harold Storm, phone Coatesville 8320. 7-2p.

FOR SALE: 1950 Elcar, 26 foot house trailer, all modern. 1017 So. Indiana Street. 7-3p

Cloverdale Sale Bam: Sale every Tuesday. Consignments received on sale day. For special advertising call L. E. Michael, phone 26L30, Cloverdale, Ind., not later than Friday noon before sale. Harold Asbury, operator and auctioneer. Wayne Branncman, auctioneer. Sat-tf FOR SALE: Two big Hampshire sou's and 14 big pigs, double treated. Verl Pace, tw r o miles NE Danville,on DanvU^ and Maplewood Rd. 8-lt.

FOR SALE: One to fifteen black heifer calves. Durbin O’Hair, north of Greencastle on 43. I 8-2p.

JOH^,' THARP says for sale only place of business of its kind cn the square. $2750. It.

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FOR SALE: Hog houses. Lisby Specialty Co. 2 miles east of Fillmore. 5-4p.

Call 262 for quality hardwoods and clear white pine. Kiln dried ash oak, maple, birch, basswood and Philippine Mahogany in stock. t25-tf.

Ag lime, crushed stone, sand and gravel. It it’s a truck job we can do it. We have dump trucks, flat tops and semi-trail ers. William Newkirk, Box 24 Phone 237. Fillmore, Ind. 16-tf Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates Free pickup and delivery service. 23-tf

FOR SALE: Ova! shaped coffee table with glass top: also table lamp. Both in exceller’. condition. Phone 274-J. 8-lt

KEEP WINTER EGG PRODUCTION up wkh HY-LINE 100 SERIES LAYERS. In D - vided Flock Tests. ITy-Lir.es averaged 25% more eggs than other layers. Many Hy-Line flocks laid 85-90' P during the coldest winter months. Get a winter egg bonus next year with HY-LINE 100 SERIES layers. Order now from Poor Co., Greencastle. 8-ll-2t

FOR SALE: 1,000 bales clover hay. Max Pickel, 3 miles south Roachdale at Carpentersville. 8-4p.

BETTER VALUES USED CARS AND TRUCKS 1947 STUSEBAKER Champion 4 Door, Radio, Heater, Overdrive, Onlv 8180.00 1046 CHEV. 2 Door New tires & Battery, Heater Only $165.00. HESS SALES and SERVICE 7-9 E. Franklin Ph. 11

FOR SALE: 1941 DeSoto, good Tires, Radio, Heater, plastic seat covers, $75.; 2 Beagles guaranteed to hunt. Marvin Pei kins, 1 mile south Manhattan. 8-2p.

FOR SALE: 180 bales of alfalfa and red clove*- hay. J. E. Ogles and Son, Belle Union. 8-lp.

JOHN THARP says

for rent

three room apartment.

$30 per

month. Electric lights,

water.

lavatory.

It.

FOR SALE: Two used Hoover

upright vacuum cleaners, one with attachments. Call 405-W. af-

ter 4:30 p. m.

l,0-3p.

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WANTED: To rent in Greencastle: Civil engineer and family needs three bedroom house or larger, immediately or in near future. Phone collect, Pendleton 164-M or w-rite Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stanley, 228 W. State St. Pendleton, Ind. 7-2t

F(YR EULDOZER WORK phone Bainbridge £7R2. Free estimates. Maurice Fewell, R. 3, Greencastle. 36-tf.

WANTED: Used metal file, and used duplicating mimeograph or hectograph machine. Phone 1190-M. 4-5t. SALESMAN WANTED With selling experience or equivalent to do field and sales work for Moorman Feed Company. Permanent work. Good chance for advancement. Better than average earnings. Thorough training on the job. Home nights. No investment and no credit to carry. Must have car. Age 25 to 50. Only congenial mature, reliable men will be considered. For confidential appointment reply to M. M. Steward, 109 E. Washington, Greencastle, phone 1169-M. 6-6p.

IMfUtt LIFE • FIRE • AUTO HAROLD H. SMITH Phone 978

FREE PROGRAM FOR FARM FAMILIES ON JOHN DEERE DAY Five Color Films to Be Shown

“Miss Hattie,” a full-color, feature length movie, will be part of the entertainment offered farmers who attend the John Deere Dayprogram ho .be grven by Fanners Supply, Inc. Farmers of the area and their families will be guests of Fanners Supply-, Inc. at a John Deere Day program to be held at Greencastle. on Monday, Januaiy 10th. The program, which will begin at 10 a. m., will feature the fulllength. full-color movie, "Miss Hattie,” a film story based on the life ,of the music teacher in a small town. According to John A. Childs, the picture features a cast of leading Hollywood players and was filmed especially for John Deo re by the Wilding Picture Productions of Chicago and Hollywood “There will be no admission charge.” Mr. Childs said in his announcement. "The show- is absolutely free to all farmers and their families, and their friends.

WANTED: Ride to Allison’s, Plant 4, 4:18 p. m. to 1:06 a. m. Robert A. Miller, 606 So. Indiana St. 6-3p.

WANTED: Farmhand. General livestock and some dairying. House and extras. James L. Myers R. R. 1, Roachdale. 6-4p.

WANTED TO RENT: Good farm, have tractors and equipment. Write Box 85, Poland Ind. 6-4p.

WANTED: Ride to downtown Indianapolis from Greencastle V/orking hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Call Morton 521. 7-4p

WANTED: Experienced farm hand for dairy and general farming. Lloyd Sloan, Bainbridge. 7-2p. WANTED: Baby sitting in my home, day or night. 508 E. Hanna. 7-2t.

• miscellaneous • Authorized dealer MALL CHAIN SAWS. Sales, Parts, Service. H. E. Miller, Saw Service Shop, 119 B. Franklin St. Tue-Sat-tf.

RAINES AND RAINES Bulldozer work. Free estimates. Phone 1125. Fox UIdge, Greencastle. RMf

• FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Available now, 3 or 4 room moderately priced ground floor apt. Private entrance and bath, tenant take care of furnace. Phone 980-W. 8-2t.

FOR RENT: Very nice large, modern 3 room apartment, unfurnished, bn Hanna St. Automatic heat. Phone 1303-W. 4-6-8-3t

WANTED: Painting. Neat. Contract or by hour. Phone 596, C. J. Castongia. 5-8-2p

FOR HIRE: Truck mounted crane and excavating service. Drag line for cleaning ponds, springs and drainage ditches. Trucks loaded with sand, gravel and dirt. Back Hoe attachment to dig basements and trenches. John R. Richards. Phone 179, Greencastle. Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.-tt

FOR RENT: Desirable unfurnished apartment, $70.00, includes all utilities. See custodian at 517 E. Washington street. Tue-Thur-Sat-tf.

FOR RENT: 3 room downstairs apartment. 109 W. Columbia St. 4-4p. FOR RENT: Two room modern, unfurnished, upstairs apart- • ment. Gas stove,, heat, water

furnished. Inquire at 302 W. Franklin street. 6-3t.

P’OR RENT: 4 room modem dcnible. Reasonable rent. Clint Rogers, 2nd house south Penn, ii. R. on state road 43. 6-3p

WANTED: To keep house for elderly man with small modem home. But no women. Can furnish best of references and ex- I pect same. Mrs. Mary Knight. ' Mt. Meridian. Greencastle R. 2.

6-3p.

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HOPKINS - WALTOF Funeral Home Phone 61

BEST BUY Two Used FordFerguson Tractors. GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES Your Ford Tractor Dealer

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By Chick Toung

WEESNER’S Whirlpool Automatic ElectricClothes Dryer used very little— At conditon. Used Hot Point Automatic Washer in good condition. Your local IHC Dealer. Phone 461. 8-lt.

FOR SALE: 1946 ton Dodge p.. k-up truck. 407 N. Indiana St. 8-lp

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By Frank Robbins

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