The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 January 1955 — Page 2

THF DAILY BANlhO, GPFENC KST^I, WDIANA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955.

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Provide One Plate INDIANAPOLIS. Jan 20- The ndiana Senate today pa«vsed a ii!I providing for only one auto toense plate. It was passe<l tm.rimouslv. and if it passes the louse and is sien^d bv the eov-

i.\ tl P.| i WOLF LAKE. I: j < UP) Fire which ) shortly following an I league basketbal lg: 1 day night destrove I gymnasium of Wol I school.

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o'as A. Lancaste: HERALD CONSOLIDATED and Carlton B So ingfellow, both 1 Entered In the p« *toffh3© ao; Huntington; Frank B. Nus-1 Ore* ncastle, Indiana ie aecoD’ baum. Zionsville: Duane A. Os- i class mall matter 'inter aet c burn Hebron; Thom is C. Prickly ; March 7, 1878. Subscription prlc and I^arry D. Shafer, both of I S8 cents per week; ^j.W) p*;*h Bend; R ''hard B. Smtih. i year by mall In Putnam County Carmel: Albert A. Watts, Gary: ; $*'».00 to J10.40 per 'rear outside r.nd M i on J. Wingard, Delphi. Putnnm County.

Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. 11. Karltlen, Publisher

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Enoch walked with God. Psalm. 5.22. That is a privilege any one m enjoy. If we are going in the same direction.

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SUGAR

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10 Lb. Bag 83c

3 Lb. Can 78c

FLORIDA

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POTATOES 10 lb. Bag 29c

MAXWELL HOUSE

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Tender - Delicious Lb. 59c i

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BACON, Lb. . . 39c

TENDER, JUICY FRANKFURTERS, Ih. 33c

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i 3 e£*s«iBal And Local News lii’iefc

Austin Funk and Russell Coleman were in Frankfort Thursday for the funeral of Harry True. Mrs. Dorothy DeYaney, who went south for her health, will observe her birthday January 27th. Her address is: 5404 Garry -Owen Road. El Paso, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beck of Plainfield. Miss Virginia Beck of Bowling Green. Ohio, took dinner with Mr. Beck's parents Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Clements, who underwent an operation at the county hospital yesterday morning is improving rapidly. She is in room 215 and would like foi her friends to visit her. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pursell of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Siddons and Lloyd Beck of Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Beck and Helen of Fillmore, attended the funeral of Mrs. Beck’s brother of Hollywood, Fla., at Indianapolis last Friday. Men-wear a Laundry ironed shirt an.l see how much better dressed you feel. You are not just kidding yourself either. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Mon-Thurs-tf.

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PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE

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BAKilfS - FRYING CHICKENS

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ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kersey, R. 2, 20 years today. XOT1CE OF MEETING Cloverdale Lodge No. 132 o| F. & A. M. will have a stated meeting tonight at 7:00 p. m. Charles Whitaker, W. M.

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WHOLE — LITTLE SPOUT

APPLE SAUCE

Ml SSELMAX’S

2 Nc. 303 Cans 35c

SWIFT’NING 3 Lb. Can 79c

VAN CAMP RED BEANS 2 No. 2 Cans 29c

Nabisco Premium Crackers SALTINES Lb. Box 25c

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5:00 Chuck wagon 6:00 Weather; Winn 6:15 Winn; Sports 6;30 CBS News 6:45 News 7:00 Rin-Tin-Ti • 7:30 Cavalvade of Ameri-v 8:00 TBA 8:30 Sherlock Holmes 9:00 Mr. Dist. Attornej 9:30 Corliss Archer 10:00 Weather; Sports 10:15 News 10:30 Ellery Queer 11:00 Night Owl Theatci

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5:00 Music Mar* 6:00 Happened Today

so* ie i y >rerity Holds Formal Mtirer And Initiation Delta Theta T.iu sorority held formal dinner and initiation :estlay evening at the DePamv nion Building. Those initiated •fre Miss Rita Puryeor. Mrs. am.es Harris, Mrs. John Roth, as. Tom Swope. Mrs. William TcClelian and Mrs. Arthur 3pengler. h-tnrieal Society ii^ets Wednesday Putnam County Historical icicty will meet Wednesday for diiinsr meeting at 6:30 at Old ’rail Inn. For reservations call Irs. Florence Boatright not later r, Tuesday noon.

\ est Floyd Club let With 'Irs. Arnold The 'Vest Floyd Home DemonLration Club held their January leeting at the home of Mrs. 'zra Arnold. The president, Mrs. Irville Fitzwater, presided over lie meeting, which followed the uial program in the opening and losing exercises. Mrs. Arthur Aggers gave the history of the -umg, “Home Sweet Home” and led the singing. Mrs. Ezra Arnold, assisted by Mrs. Stanley Sears presentee; tart II of the lesson on Buying

hasized s.ze, fitting and contruction in ready-made dresses. Its. Elmer McKamey gave a afety hint. Plans were made foi ssons in copper tooling by Mrs. 1st he: Sibbitt. The fashion show o be held by Ayers. February . 1 was announced.

Mrs. Edm ;:inrd with ; on by Mrs Mrs. Stcll

Siiocrnnkcr cntoi contest, which wa: Clarence Ragan. Fitzwater wa.

warded the door prize. Next meeting will be February 9 at the home of Mrs. Elmer McKamey' with Mrs. Buford Phillips and Mrs. Ethel Ruark cohestesses. The lesson “Low Calc rie Salads and Desserts” will bi riven by Mrs. Mildred Cassady Home Demonstration Agent. Hub Met With Mrs. Carl Moeller The Thursday Social Club. Ir Jana State Farm, Putnamvilh net for a pitch-in dinner o Thursday, Jan. 13th at the horn >f Mrs. Carl Moeller. In the ab •cnee of the president, the bus -.ess meeting was conducted b Mrs. Mike Finn, vice presidon James were played ir. the aftei noon. Special prizes were love! aprons made by the hostess. Next meeting will be held a ihe home of Mrs. Mervin Bovd

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James W. McClain Called By Death James Weslev McClain, L .ears old. a retired farmer ant father-in-law of Dr. M. W. Jes sup of this city, died at 2:1; o'clock this morning at his hem? R. R. 3, Brazil, following a biie’ illness. Surviving are his widow, tin former Miss Martha Forbes, ith whom he observed thou ifd wedding anniversity last December 10: three daughters: Irs. Ruth Holcombe of Chicago. Irs. Versa Jessup of Greemast- ' and Mrs. Jessie Bucholz of a vey. 111.; three sons; Floyd home, David of Rossville. Ga., ,d Howard of Chicago; two broilers: Dorce and Jessie McClain >f Danville. 111.; nine grandcliilden and eight great-grandchild-ren. Final rites will be held at th« l^awson & Son Funeral Home at Brazil at 2 p. m. Saturday. Friends may call at the funeral iome after 2 p. m. Friday.

AT FATHER'S FI NERAL CLEVELAND. Jan. 20 (UP) —Convictetl wife slayer Dr. Samuel H Sheppar 1 le!t h:s enun’y Jail cell today to attend the funeral of his father Dr. Ric^a: 1 A. Sheppard. 65.

HOC. MARKET Hog receipts today I 13.400. The market wa ! from 25 to 50 cents. To , ..s from $18.25 to $19.

Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights When kidney function slow* down. rn* T 'Y folks complain of naKK>nK backache, headaches. dizziness and lo s of l*'P and enerjiy. Don’t suffer restless niithts with these discomforts if reduced kidney function i ■ tretting you down—due to such common ruusca a* stress and strain, over-exert.on or exposure to cold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan s i ills a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions or overfill years. It's amazing how many time* Doan's give happy relief f rom these discom-forts-hclpthclftmilcsof kidney tubes and filters flush out waste, (jet Doan s Pills touayl

“CARLO AND STEYE” lifiY ; HAS ITi The "D .’-it-Youreslf” he.hit is spreading like wildfire. Magazines are showing husbands how to roll on ;t pattern ot paint with to take off their hat and coat, while the wife in her f neiest formal is layu tyle in the kitchen. Maybe other people are just getting the do-it-yourself habit. Not Ca. lo & Steve. They’ve had it ! ! Yessir, they’ve huJ the do-it-y,-Ourself hah:t since icy started up in bn-; r.nd Steve aren’t the Executive Type th it lets the help do all the wo: 1,. I In job themselves every day buying only the best for the customers.

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