The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 January 1955 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER GREENC tSTui, DIANA. THURSDAY, JANUARY, 13, 1955.

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Ttrer new members were In- | <in<! fl into the L. O. O. Moose, I>..lge No 1592. on Wednesday evening at the regular meeting. Austin F'unk governor of the lo- < tl !<fdge. presided and introduc- «() Col. N Huckleberry, Eugene Phiilips and Roy Hand as new

members.

A large delegation from the CJrei-ncastle lodge is planning to . I’.-nd the district meeting to be held in Terre Haute on Fndav, .lan. 2ist. All members wishing . attend are urged to be at the \!<i' .home at 6.00 p. m. on Jan. 21st for transportation on a hartered bus. Eugere Merle o: j

• made landings again i* i t. Ker ima Ret: >

d at Okinawa.

It was during the last-named that he suffered such ea” njury from artillery concussion hat he was invalided out. anu inally w-as duscharged from the* rnilitai'y hospital in Butler, Pa His hearing still is impaired. He came out of it with the legion of Merit, the Bior.ze S.a.

with an Oak Leaf cluster, combat

stars galore, and the badge he m ize< highest of all- the Cornba‘

Infantryman badge

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the po«tofffc5e at Green castle, Indiana aa second rlaas tt«aIi matter under act of March 7, 1878. Snbacriptlon price 25 cents per week; $5.00 per hy mail In Pntnaju Oonnty; S6.00 to $10.40 per year ontstde Putnam County. Telephones 74, 96, 114 S. K. ilarlUen, PaUisuer 17-19 South Jackson Street

MM B KTY Woman’s Study Club To Meet Friday Woman s Study Club will meft Friday aftemoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Roscoe Scott. Mrs. Harry Wells will have the program.

each

( I T IN BITMtET

In lowliness of mind let

esteem other better than himseP.

Php. 2:3.—This is a sign of

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 13.- | ?ood breeding, and good training

the first It makes for friendships and pro-

motes love and honor it is good

Christianity.

it T P) A $200,000 cut, so far. was made today on million dollar state budget

the

Bloomington, vice president of I p r0 posed for Indiana during the

the Sixth District, will be it-; n pxt two years.

vnai ge of th> ing.

Terre Haute meet-

—TOM MANT EL duty and there is positively no rote of regret in his voice when he tells how, in September of 1940 long before “Pearl Harbor nay" he was called back to I.- Ip activate the 77th Infantry

1 Division.

He came back as a major, and 'vas to wear the eagles of a full c olonel before it was over. He landed with an amphibious combat unit behind the Jap lines .it Leyte, and tells in vivid terms what they did to those so and sos

House Ways and Means Committee "A” slashed that amount Mom about 5 million dollars proposed for the Stat- Board o' Health. It was expec ted this wil result in a cut-back in some pro-

jected health programs.

Rep. Laurence Baker. R-Ken-dallville. chairman of the committee and also State Budget Committee chairman, said health officials will have to “change their sights" to make up the re-

duced appropriation.

At the same time. Baker annealed to the committee To b • “realistic’’ and avoid any across-the-board budge* cuts. He said

Personal And Local News Briefs

Happier Home-. Club

Holds Meeting »

Th Happier Homes Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday evening at tire home of Mr.?. Gei\e Trowbridge with Mrs. Henry Ewing assisting hostess. The president. Mrs. Russell Myers, called the meeting to

jrde’. Flag salute and club Hostess To ( lub

creed were led by Mrs. Edward Shultz. The song of the month and its history were given by the song leader, Mrs. Vernon Elmore. The club goals were read by Mrs.

Paul Gould.

The lesson, Low Calorie Salads

or Desserts, was given by Mrs. Mildred Ccssady, home demonstration agent. Roil call 'was answered by 20 members and one associate member. Mrs. Wm. Patterson, by giving last year's resolution. Friendship Pennies and birthdav money was collected. Mrs. Cassady gave information about the 4-H Club’s work and how to help witn

their work.

A prize was won by Mrs. Cassady during the social hour. There were three guests present Mrs. Walter Frye. Jr.. Mrs. Clifford Frazier and Mrs. Mildred

Cassady.

.Mrs. Ray Lawson

ed. ! f entury Club M: I»..~ Z.-incr g ;ve i s ifety Meet*. Friday lesson on how wise construction ) Century Club will meet Friof homes is the best protection day afternoon at 2 o’clock at the

,f the Jap force who had con-; that would prove “disastrous to H ied the Bataan Death March, i some governmental programs.

CRAIG HOLDS INFfRMAL CONFERENCE

Mr. him! Mrs. Don Crosson and Mr .and Mrs. James Fentress and son Jimmy left Thursday morning for a vacation in Floi ida. Mrs. Simpson M. Stoner will go to Lexington. Ky. on Saturday to address the Kentucky PEO Founders Day luncheon. Mrs. Stoner is a vice president oi the PEO National Sisterhood. Manuel Cassady entered the Greencastle hospital Saturday morning. Bob Sullivan entered Tuesday for observation. They , re both of Coatesville. Marvin D. Knauer. son of Mr. dnd Mrs. W. J. Knauer, left Tuesday night for Cape May, N. J. where he’s to be stationed with the U. S. Coast Guard. James Summers has purchase 1 the Standard Service garage in Bainbridge from Lloyd Major The garage will operate under the name of Jim’s Standard Service. J. B. Crosby, John Phillips. Joe McCord and S. R. Rariden were in Indianapolis Wednesday evening for the toll load dinner meet.ng of Gov. George N. Craig. David L. Grimes, representative from this county also attended. Mike Ellis, city engineer o'. Terre Haute and a former superintendefft of the Indaina Sta*c Penal Farm, has been named invitation 'chairman for the annua! Jefferson Day Democratic dinner which will be held in the Murat Temple in Indianapolis or February 19. T. Perry Wesley of the Spencer Evening, World will serve as general chairman of the committee.

Don Tourtelot and Rill Ong. a DePauw student, hold an informal ( nferenc# with Gov. Cra-.g prior to the luncheon meeting Wednesday.

HOC MARKET Hog receipts were 8,50o at Indianapolis today. The market was from 25 cents to 75 cents higher, but mostly under 50 cents higher. Choice weights sold under $19.00.

—BB—

N. P. Van Buskirk

West Side Square

IO«

SALE

NUTR0 PORK and BEANS RED BEANS NAVY BEANS HOMINY CKiLI BEANS

Regular Cans Mix em up

Whole Kernel CORN RED KIDNEY BEANS PINTO BEANS Grt. Northern BEANS KRAUT ASST.JELLY

TANGERINES, Doz

a 19c

WISCONSIN POTATOES 10 lb. Bag

MAXWELL HOUSE ! COFFEE Lb. Vac. Pak 99c

Cubed STEAKS Tender - Delicious Lb. 59c

' FRESH Ground Beef Lb. 29c

SLICED IBOLOGNA, Lb.

29c

TENDER, JUICY FRANKFURTERS, lb. 33c

WILSON SLICED BACON, Lb. . . 39c PURE HOG ! LARD, Lb. . . 17V 2 c

TIRE CHAINS V2 ^ r * ce Sizes to fit all tires on pleasure cars. G. 0. MURPHY CO.

Greencastle

West Marion Home Demonstration Club met a* the home of Mrs. Ray Lawson on Friday January seventh. The meeting opened with the reading of the song history by Mrs Carl Nichols who led the singing of the song of the month. Mrs. Frank Toney gave the lesson on Size, Fitting and Cons* ruction of ready-made dresses. She discussed the importance of selecting a dress of the right size with minor fitting problems. One of the first things in selecting a well constructed garment is to be sure each piece has been cut on the correct grain of the fabric. Seams should be at least inch wide; stitches should be even, short and strong; cuffs are set on After underarm seams are

made; hem should be

.wo inches wide, invisibly* stitch-

against fires of the most common causes. Mrs. C!eo Arnold gave a Garden Lesson on applying fertilizer lightly often rather than one heavy application each year. She also gave a Healtn Lesson on the newly developed, frozen milk product. Fou: teen members and one guest answered roll call by making a New Year's resolution that would benefit the club. There were six children present. Mrs. Roland DeWeese was awardee the door prize. Mrs. Roland DeWeese gave* the Outlook lesosn on Social Securi*y for Farmers. A tour of the IBM plant was planned for February 4. at 10 a m. Mrs. Paul Sinclair demonstrated the copper planter she had made in the Special Interest Lesson on Metal Tooling. Mrs. Gene Ozment became a new member of the club. Mrs. Roland DeWeese won the two contests conducted by Mrs. Ver nie Zeiner. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Carl Nichols on February 11, with Mrs. Paul Cassady giving the lesson on low calorie salads and desserts.

home of Mrs. Hiram Jojue.

Have you discovered the con venience of our Washette Den: Leave it in the morning .-n t:< way to work. It will be individually washed, neatly folded arc. ready upon your return and tht price is so cheap. Home Laur. dry & Cleaners. Thurs-U.

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ANNIVERSARIES

Birthday

Mrs. Lcis Cox, Cloverdale, to-

day*, Jan. 13.

William H. Barrett, 33 years at least todav - Januar - V 13 - Mrs. Grace R. Zeis, 81 y*ears

today, Jan. 13.

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