The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1955 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNO, GREEMC fcST.i, KIDIAMA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1955.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthtlmys ;las I>ee Hanlon, son of li Mrs. Clifford Hanlon.

0S0R1TY HESD

:ton L

the fo! H: azil Bloom

te of the Mid-Win-e to he held at ‘binary 4th. 5th will be a Honorary it elected at this ■ irther information odge officers as to >'ou may become

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the poatofftee at GreettOinMe, Indiana &4 aecond class Otail matter ander act of Vtarcb "J. Subscription price i3 cents per week; $5.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; jMj.OO to #I0.40 per year outsldPutn'^m County. Telephones 74. 95. 114 8. It- liar Men. Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

Allstate Ins*

irance Company

. k

er 25 years of

ndian? poircyf

lokKrs will ben< -

Allstate s Vice-Pre

^ident. The | you

ng married driver

age. After January

1. youns wo-

it by a new

automobile class!-

i?.te changes in a

utor.iobile lia- i : in

cipal user of the

car. A

new

men drivers will

receive adult

;5catioYi plan

effective January

l-ility and collision

insurance re- feat

ure of Allstate's

rating

sys-

i^tes a< cording to

classifications

cult in an over-all

reduction fo’’ j tern

will provide approxinu

itely

approved by the I

ndiana Instir-

ma'.e drivers • a -

1C r reduction u

\ rates

for

tnce Commission.

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IN MBMOKV

lot he?. Ella a wav Jan.

K Wallace.

Met!

Fur Mrs

-mr

e Pl> I WO isem \ HI

< \KI» Of Til WKS

ish to thank all those who iin' flowers, cards, and during my recent stay in j

tn County Hospital, also like U thank Dr. I Dr. Sohauwecker and the nurs ■ aids and I their kind and effi- ■ It is deeply appro-1 again 1 say thank you

Mrs. I.

Ha: ker.

< Vlil) OF THANKS

I wish to express by sincere tanks and appreciation to a’l I'ighbors. friends an 1 relatives | >r the many thoughtful deeds,! owt is. cards, and food and ah | liu i ai of kuidness extended me (! rag my recent illness. I am vety grateful to the) mere a Legion and the Auxiliry to> tile use <>t their hospite.l »'d, and to Dr. F. N. Wright and >r O. F Kay for their faithful James G. Ripple eh.

(Joverilale \V. S. C. S.

Met Thursday

,vcrdale VV. S. C S. met sd;»y in the basement of the od st church for a dinner inn. Following the dinner, ne ’ting was called to order ic president, Mrs. Xannie Devotions were given by Zt !la Hedrick Communicawere read and reports of nittees giv’en. For the wor service Mrs. Glendolr

Greves i ad Th“ Master Callett Thee, in Jesus teachings concern ing women. The meeting ad journed to meet February 10th. Hostesses for ’he (.inner meeting were Mrs. Agnes Rtwalley

and M s. Faith Smiley.

TO REJOIN SHIP

R. M. 2 Robert C. Knauer has left for San Diego, California to icjoin the crew of the USS Hornet after a Christmas vacation s; ent in Greencastle with Mrs. Knaue;, the former Miss Virginia Cronkhite, and his parents, Mr. an 1 Mrs. William J. Knauer. Nir. Knauer, who enlisted in the i'. S. Navy three years ago, was or the round-the-world trip of rise UK;' Hornet which was eom-pc-ted in December. He has one '.ore ; ar to serve in the U. S.

Navy.

STII.FsMI.ee WINS THE I JEN DKIC’KS ((). TOIKNEI ( oata Lloyd Cooper’s Stilesille T gers won the ^Hendi'icKS •our!y askctbail tourney by def.'r.ting Clayton, North Salem and Amo, the scores were 41-38, 40-37 and 50-39. They brought home the trophy. County Keg. ^nd th" nets. »

J Wimm

r • ' DC * la¥e Handies for Single and <31 /1\ C Double Bitted Axes — GREENCASTLE HARDWARE

WE^T side of sqi are

ADL£RS MMMY SALE Thursday-Friday-Soturday DRESSES $ 3 00 $ 5 00 7 00

EWELRY

HATS

GLOVES 5 S 1° 0 HANDBAGS SWEATERS Sh.OO GOWNS SLIPS L PAJAMAS SKIRTS S 3 00 HOUSECOATS This is our annua! winter clearance. You save at least 50° 0 on everything you buy. We must clear our store for new Spring Merchandise. ADLER

J® .to! mm.

Mr*. T. E. Aanderod Delegates to the first cor.ven;on of the newly organized Eta province of Delta Theta Tau. na-r ional non-academic philanthropic sorority, Saturday, January 15th ■ ected Mrs. T E. Aandenid of -’ortland province chairman. iMrs. \anderud has been a member of lln Alpha, the Portland chapel'. since 1946. She has held the ffices of treasurer and president nd acted as state assistant to he director of public relations. Mrs. Aandenid is the former 'ciith Greenleaf, daughter of )i and Mrs. H. E. H. Greenleaf f this city and originally a meme: of Theta Chapter.

BRIDE ELECT

TODAYS BIBLE THOFC.HT Christ came foith wearing th< crown of thorns. John 19:5. Rough soldiers thought it a famous joke, but humanity ha: been touched by the kingly attitude ot one who radiated mora. grandeur in spite of the crosand crown. The thief on thv cross was impressed.

SUDDENLY YOU SEEM TO Begin again with a brand new

skin!

i*»l CIEJUANCE

RED5>3iD

Personal And Local News Briefs

Ladies Better Dren ses Vi

AIL SIZES BROKEN LOTS

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Vlis* Loretta Ash

Mr. and Mis. Claude A. Ash.

5325 Mooresville Rd., Indianap-

olis. wish

to announce the en-

gagement

of their daughter.

Loretta.

o Pic. Frank Elliott.

stationed

at Fort Harrison. He

is the son

of Mrs. Grace Christie.

Williamsburg, Va.

Vows will be exchanged Feb

4th at Fort Harrison Chapel.

Miss Ash is the sister of Mrs.

Virginia Kerns <>.' th’.; city.

ROLL CALL

MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UP)—The

class roll

in Mrs. Nita Lowery’s

second grade class at Treadwell

School here sounds like a picnic.

There are Janis Bacon. Johnny

Pickle, Larry Raspberry, Dixie

Rice and

Paula Hay.

TONIGHT

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