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THE DAILY BANNEfl, GR6ENCASTIE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 79, 1955.

JANUARY END OF MONTH

A FACT

USED CAR SALE

engion

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100 GALLOHS OF GASOLINE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY USED CAR. SALE ENDS MONDAY

JANUARY 31 ST.

'49 PLYMOUTH 4 Door

’48 CHRYSLER 4 Door Kudin, heater, automatic transmission. Fully equipped willi accessories. ONLY ’49 PONTIAC 4 Door Karlin, lien ter, n«-\v tires S39.'» ’50 CHRYSLER 4 Door Royal, Karlin, Heater, Plastic Seat Covers. Automatic transmission — $695. ’51 De Soto Sportsman Hardtop, Radio, Heater, Automatic transmission. Plastic Seat Covers, (•nod tires —Only $995. ’53 FORD Convertible Overdrive, radio, heater, leather upholstery. F'ully equipped with accessories.

$1,495.

’53 DODGE 2 Door Coronet, (iyro. Transmission. Radio, Heater, Plastic Seat Covers — $1,395.

Beautiful blue finish, special deluxe. Radio, heater, white side wall Tires — $425. ’50 OLDS 98 4 Door Hydramatic, Radio, heater. See this one before you buy.— $745. ’51 FORD Fordor VX - Fordomatie, radio, heater — $595. ’51 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Seat covers. Heater. — ONLY $595. ’53 PLYMOUTH 4 Door ( ranbrook. Overdrive, Radio, Heater. Fully equipped with accessories — 81,095. ’53 DESOTO, 4 Door Fi redome YX. Power brakes, turn signals. This ear in unusually good condition — $1,650. — ’53 STUDEBAKER 5 passenger Club Coupe, Champion, radio, heater, $1,095.

with the countinghou-e as wit i the cathedral; financiers, merchants and poli f icians must bow before Him." says Dr. Robert J McC r a< ken, pa c ‘.oi ■ .f R.v i -i Je church. New York City. ‘ The church is more than a Noah's

Ark or ambulance. The it represents does not simply or mainly in getti

own soul saved, in Dringing individuals to such a degree of individual piety that they will be ready for the world to come. Its mission is to enter boldly into the

worlds of com me rci education, art, politi

conduct worship services in 20 languages aboard ships at Irish ports. The multilingual services are made possible by a gift of 120 phongraph records fron United States Christian Endeavor groups.

consist j ig one = I

A budget of S6,362,46S ha.i been adopted for 1955 by the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian church In the U. S. A. The budget covers work in 04 countries in Asia. Africa. Europe and Latin America, as well

iustry, I as a growing number of projects and d 0 - j in inter-church service. "Evan-

fCOU U» v**i t«*rest«*d u p* fir and r •hip or < ]. estate FKKf) Kxecu JolfN J u dire Court. Mefnddin Attornevs.

.ke

II. A I.I.F.K

• FOR SALE

•

COMFORT THE SURF WAY. winter and summer with BalsamWool insulation. Monthly pay-

Men. Women and Children’s

monts. Phone 9R1. Bainbridge

rebuilt shoes for sale.

Bargain

Lumber Co.. Ba.abridge. Ind.

Store, 715 Main.

25-5p. j

27-SL J

PENNY church Sat from 5 to 1

ST TP PEP

"istian ’’Oth, 26-4t.

clare that there, as everywhere I gelism. Christian education, medrlse, God’s will must be done and j ical work, stewardship, broad-

He must be acknowledged as

King. It enters not to or legislate but to .vltm

SHFTKONF REAL ESTATE 302 S. Iiuliann St. FOR SALE We have a modern home in city to sell on contract—small down payment. Also a 4 room house in Commercial Place S500 down balance like rent. A modern trailer and large lot or will consider selling trailer

28-2t.

ONE THIRD OFF: All gift items until February 10. Snider Paint and Art Shop. 25-6L

FOR SALE: Automatic potato peeler for restaurant use. 6 cowstanchions with automatic water feeders. At Homestead •Restaur-

FOR SALE: Baled alfalfa hay. j ant. Road 40. 1L mile east of 1st, 2nd. 3rd cuttings, wire tied. Mt. Meridian. Mrs. Wallace, can deliver. Ed Wilson, north- 22-tf

j east of Bainbridge.

i 18-20-22-26-29-5J.

31, Lan.

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WANTED f*

WANTEE Office.

casting and films, literacy anu and lot separately, ninate ! literature, vrmth a»iH ctna^i-i i —

Basketball

Mwmmcw ”60/

READ THIS STATEMENT! Due to the great demand for the 1955 Chrysler and Plymouth ears, we are trading for a larger and better selection of used cars than ever before. We have slashed those used car prk-es as w-e must make room for good used cars being traded daily.

BOH MYERS AUTO SALES, Inc. YOUR CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER

317 NORTH JAC KSON ST.

GKEENCASTLE

youth and student j

work, and Christian social educa-

j tion and action are all included

,. I in the areas of Presbyterian over-

A new Christian radio station ‘ _ , , _ . r , , seas obligation, according to D*-

has been opened in cseoul Korea. „ , r , ^ „ , Chailes Leber, genevvl secretary-.

The Rev. Otto De Camp, Presby- J

terian missionary is director, assisted by Dr. James Moore. Methodist, and the Rev. Donald Payne, Methodist. Broadcasts from this station are planned to |

reach not only North Korea and Whitley

South Korea but also the Chinese [ mainland. Equipment for this station was salvaged by Dr. S. Franklin Mack, secretary for audio-visuals of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian church in the U. S. A., in 1950. just ahead of the North Korean invasion of South Korea. It had been stored in Japan until last March, when it was sent to Seoul, where it has been installed in the new radio station Station HLKY, “the Radio Voice cf

Christian Korea.”

FOR SALE: 121 acres, semi modern house, two good bams, 80 acre tillable in northeast part of county. $21,000. Several other farms available. Shafer Real Estate. W. Columbia. Phone 1322.

26-tf.

Totals 19 23 17

Score by Quarters

Clove dale . 14 15 11 29—69 Russellville 9 16 22 14—61 |

BOR SALE: My Cloverdale home, modern, well preserved, many unusual conveniences which must be seen to be appreciated, and PRICED TO SELL! ESTILL MEEK, First-Citizens Bank. 22-eod-tf.

Cloverdale Sale Barn: Sale every Tuesday. Consignments received on sale day. .For special advertising call L. E. Michael, phone 26L50, Cloverdale, Ind., not later than Friday noon before sale. Harold Asbury, operator and auctioneer. Wayne Branncman, auctioneer. Sat-tf

FOR SALE: 1954 Chryslei New Yorker hard top, less than 500 miles, address Box N Y. c Banner. 28-2p.

FOR SALE: Two second litter purebred Hampshire sows and 17 pigs. Bruce Lane, Bainbridge Indiana. 28-2p.

WORLD OF RELIGION By W. \Y. Reid

• The success of a < measured by the lenj but by the strengti and the reach of it says the Rev. Chai home mission admi: the Methodist ehuref measured by the sta members in the eon by the lifting powei

h is re ■ f its life its lit.. 1 ission." Parkin.

in.t by the size of its budget, but by the measure of its stewardship not by the size of its congregation. but by their concern for others and for the Kingdoi i of God: not by what it has done in the past, but by what its people feel it should do tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow; not by the number or the elite found in the pews, but by thi number of the ele.'t found in its fellowship.”

y oxei minitv

od ii

much concerned

President Eisenhower recently launched the nation-wide ‘‘Share Our Surplus Program” of the National Council of Churches. Under this three-year program millions of pounds of surplus foods will be distributed free to the needy of over forty foreign lands. One dollar will pay distribution costs for $20 worth of foods. It is expected that members of 35 major Protestant denominations will help distribute 500 million pounds of surplus foods for which at least $7,500.U00 will be needed. Executive groups of the Congregational Christian Chuiches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church have approved merging the two denominations into the United Church of Christ. The joint session set 1957 as the date for forming the new body which is expected to have a membership of more than two million. The Congregational Christian group has 1.250,000 members in | 5,573 churches, and the Evangelical and Reformed has 760,850 in

2.735 churches.

Dr. Albert Schweitzer. AlsaceLorraine missionary to Africa, is believed to be the first Protestant missionary to have a special set of commemoraave postage stamps issued in his honor. The four stamps to be issued by the Principality of Monaco will include: a two-franc stamp shoving the landing stage at Lambarene, site of Dr. Schweitzer’s mission station; a five-franc stamp with a portrait of the doctor against a background of tropical plants and animals; :> fifteen-franc stamp picturing the hospital: and a 209-franc airmail stamp with a medallion portrait of the doctor. Some 7.000 bottles tosseo about on the waves of the Atlantic last year with gospel messages sealed in them. The bottles were set afloat by members of the Christian Endeavor Union of Northern Ireland. Members also

Reelsville (60)

FG.

Williams

Friend

D. Hutcheson ...

Gilman

R. Hutcheson ...

Query

Lewis

Kirk

Totals

Roachdale (51)

FG.

Harbison

Clark

Gough

Kessinger

Cram

Curran

Keck

Copner

Huber

Totals

FT.

1 5 0 4 2 4 6 0

FT. 5 0 0 1 0 1 3 3 0

PF.

3 1 3 4

• MISCELLANEOUS « Enroll now for second semester beginning Feb. 1. Piano and tap dancing. Mary Clark Music Studio. 4 N. Madison, Phone 1385. * 28-5p.

RAINES AND RAINES

Bulldozing, Crane, Dragline, Backhoe, Dumptruck Service. Free estimates, all jobs fully insured, 22 years experience. Phone — i 1125. Foxridge, Greencastle.

Score by Quarters

Reelsville . Roachdale

5 10

16 12

23 14

1615-

PF. 4 2 5 4 0 2 5 1 1

-60 -51

28-tf.

Blanche Patterson, foot doctor, will be in town Wednesday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. For appointment call 363-R. 2S-2t

Authorized dealer MALL CHAIN SAWS. Sales, Parts, Service. H. E. Miller, Saw Service Shop, 119 E. Franklin St. Tue-Sat-tf. The early bird will catch the high egg prices this summer and fall. Order your Farm Bureau chicks early. $1.00 per 100 dis1 count if taken in January and

i February. Putnam

Co. Farm

Bureau Hatchery. Phone 743, Greencastle. 18-20-22-25-27-29-61.

FOR rcM ®

C ozy Cortier Club Met With Mrs. Newman

Cozy Corner Club met Wednes- |

day with Mrs. Nena Nevvmar. j I

A pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by j those present. i Roll call was given and answered with the paying of dues

and telling what we received for FOR RENT: 3 room modern Christmas. This was the first | apartment, downstairs, automameeting since November. Five | tic oil heat, front and rear enmebers were present including j trance. Adults. Phone 917. 24-tf.

the hostess, Pearl Rice, Zella M^'-

HY -LINE 934 LAYERS are bied for high geared production without the high mortality so often found with heavy early production. In tests, Hy-Lino 934 averaged less than 1% mortality per month for the criticr* first 5 months of lay. Order this rugged, w-hite egg producing HyLine 934 now from Poor & Co., Greencastle. 27-29-2t.

FOR SALE: Open gilts, meat type, cross Montana No. 1 and Hampshire. C. E. Cantonwine. R. 3. Phone 704 8-W. 25-27-29-3p.

FOR SALE: 3 large Spotte Poland sows, bred to purebrei Hampshire boar, double imnum< To farrow Feb. 10th. Emir Boe sen. 28-2t

FOR BULDOZF.R WORK phon« Bainbridge £7R2. Free estimate*. Maurire Fewell, R. 3. Greeneast!e. 25-tf.

FOR SALE: Three good usee electric washers, also 20 iner boys and 20 inch girls bicycle.' and a 26 inch girls used bicycle Webers Bike and Toy Shop, 20b No. Indiana St. 25-27-29-31

Call 262 for quality hardwooa.and clear white pine. Kiln driet ash oak, maple, birch, basswood and Philippine Mahogany i: stock. t25-tf

Ag lime, crushed stone, sand and gravel. It it’s a truck jol we can do it. We have dump trucks, flat tops and semi-trail ers. William Newkirk, Box 24 Phone 237, Fillmore, Ind. 16-ti

WANTED: Baron’s Mi Phone 7050-J. WAN FED: Irene’s Cafe, WANTED: Berkshire m James Brews 4.

24-6;

WANTED: To b Phone 932. FOR HIRE: Truck mounted excavating service. Drag line for cb springs and drain:

ict R. -P-

me and r ponds, tches.

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

WINTER JUST STARTING Now is the time to have storm doors and windows. Get RUSCO all weather combination self storing doors and windows. R. E. Knoll, phone 60. 27-29-31-3t.

FOR SALE: $5.50 coal. No clinkers. Low White Ash mine run block coal. Maple Grove Mine, 8 miles southeast Rockville. 22-25-27-29-l-3-6p

STARTED CHICKS, 2.000 White Americans, 200 L400 Leghorn pullets, day old prices. Farm Bureau Hatdher^y. Phone 743. 24-6t.

We repair anything made of leather. Shoes repaired while you wait. Bargain Stole, 715 Main. 25-5p.

FOR RENT: Nice warm sleeping room. 402 S. Indiana. 1 (iail 1146-W. 28-2p.

CAR WASHING, POLISHING, Spray Glaze, pick-up ana delivery service. Jack Phillips 66. Bloomington and Hanna, j Phone 9015. 25-12p.

Cutehan, Lizzie Crawford. The club welcomed a new member at this meeting, Mrs. Lillie Mae Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Sears is ill and the club sent her a card. Meeting was called to order by the president. Business consisted of setting a new gift price which was averaged at no more than sev-enty cents. Secretary and treasurer’s reports given. Club song and prayer closed the meeting. Contests were won by Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Mc-

Qflitchans.

Door prize also went to Mrs. McCutchans. Gifts were pretty as well as useful and enjoyed very much. Next meeting will be announc-

ed later.

Classified Ads

FOR RENT: Two room modern, upper apartment. Automatic heat, water and gas stove furnished. Inquire at 302 W. Frankj lin Street. 26-4t.

FOR RENT: Available February 1st. Large five room lower duplex. 415 East Walnut St. Cad 1315 evenings for appointment. 27-3t.

SHOE REPAIRING while you wait. 715 Main. Bargain Store. 25-5p.

Men and boys used suits top coats, overcoats, shoes. Bargain Store, 715 Main. 25-5p

KEEP YOUR HOME warm in the winter and cool in the summer with Zonolite insulation. ! Just pours into place. Phone 9R1. Bainbridge Lumber Co., Bainbridge, Ind. 27-3t.

FOR RENT: House in Raccoon, John Gough, Roachdale Ind. Fmcastle Phone. 26-29-2p FOR RENT: 3 room unfurnished apartment, gas heaters furnished, basement for washing. Available Feb. 1st. $40.00 per month. 905 S. Indiana street or phone 797-W. 26-tf.

FOR SALE:

18 ft. pit scales.

Fairbanks and

Morris. Wilbur

Jones. Coatesville Phone 16.

•

29-2p

Custom Made Draperies for the price of ready made. Art Furniture Shop. 20-tf Remember iLart Side Motoi Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates Free pickup and delivery ser vice. 23-tf

Bulldozer nna aigtuifi worn land clearing, grading and exes vating. William Newkirk, Boj 24, Fillmore. Phone 237. 15-tf

FOR SALE: 1000 hales of 1st, 2nd and 3rd cutting alfalfa hay. or will trade for livestock Adamson Tractor, Bainbridge Home phone Morton 244. 24-61.

FOR SALE: Used tractors: 2 WD Allis-Chalmers, 2 WC AllisChalmers, 2 C Allis-Chalmers, 1 B Allis-Chalmers, 1 G Allis-Cha’-mers, 3 B John Deeres, 1 A John Deere, 1 M International, 1 H International, 1 B International, 2 F-20 Farmalls, 2 30 Massey Harris, 2 Fords, 1 30 Fergusoi Also lots of used plows, discs and other used equip. Terms ifdesired. Your Allis-Cha liners dealer. Smith Farm Machinery Co., Cloverdale, Ind. 28-10t.

Trucks loaded with

sand.

gravel and dirt.

Back Hoe attachment

to dig

basements and trenches.

John R. Ri<

me 179,

Greencastle.

fucs.-Thurs.

-Sat.-tf

LOST - FOUND

LOST or STRAYED:

Brown

Chesepeake dog bearing

choker

chain collar and idontificai

l ion tag

of A. Clark, Lincoln. Nc

braska.

Perle Bridges, Phone Fi

ncastle.

29-1-2p

LOST: Black Cocker

Spaniel

male. Answers na.ue Bo)

)by. It

seen please notify Bill

(Jiff in.

Greencastle R. 2, Airport

Road

i-2p

FCS SALE FRIGID NIKE ELECTRIC RANGE 4 burners, <|p<-*p well. Warming and Regular Oven. Excellent Condition PHONE tm

COLD WEAfHER AHEAD, j Contact your Farm Bureau Petroleum Serviceman for your winter fuel oil needs. Let him be your automatic stoker. He follows regular routes every

i and takes fuel worries off ■ shoulders. Putnam County

Farm Bureau Coop. Phone 743.

4-8-11-15-18-22-25-29-81 j

BETTER VALUES USED CABS 1 Afc’D TRUCKS We have a lot of TiRE CHAINS We straighten Car wheels fer cnly S4.50 each. SiESI SALES and SERVICE 7-9 E. Franklin Ph. 11

» REAL ESTATE

! They'll Do ii Every Time

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Bv Jimmy Hatlo

pmmggHISBmHstBBKErstmmmusxM Day in,day out, orville,tme INDOOR ' A70R > MAKES TUE MOST cvfn ELE\ATDR STOPS ON RECORD-

H!S HIRE-AND-RRE GUV TAKES A RIDE WITH ucm..* ( W4TCH YOUR-

WANT A NEW HOME? We have several new homes ranging in price from 89,000 to $15,000. Phone 255 and make a week-end appointment to see these newly built homes.

HOPKINS - WALTOF Funeral Homs Phone 61

C ATTLEMEN’S ALL STAR INVESTMENT SALE OF POLLED HEREFORDS Saturday, February 5, 1955 State Fairgrounds, Springfield, Illinois in Heated Pavilion 16 BI LLS 48 FEMALES LLOYD D. BECKER, Mason City, Illinois ROY F. BURCH, Pern, Illinois D. L. VAN GILDER Flat Roek, Illinois.

FOR SALE: Wheat straw, ! Clarence Cottongin, 2 miles So. I Cedar Crest Motel. 29-3p. i I

SATISFIED!... That’s what you’ll b« when you bring your worn Echoes to us for all needed repairs.

JOHN’S SHOE SHOP 204 South College Ave.

WS1 RIJY Used Mall, Model 2-M G one m?,n chain saw, rebulf motor GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES Your Ford Tractor Daler

BL0NDIE

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6v Chic!

sung

Lucas Collins Agency PHONE 253

FOR SALE: 6 room modern house. Wilbur Jones. Phone Ccatesville 16. 29-2p KOTI4 r: TO \I.I. HER SO NS IXTEHKSTED l\ THE ESTATE OK M \T1I.IJA E. >I,'HRII»E. HEfEASEn STATE OF INDIANA. • <ir\TY of PUTNAM. SS IX THE LTTNAM OIROI IT COERT .1AXI'ARY TERM. 1915 No. 9»2? ;\- THE MATTER of the last Mil I. a X l * TEST AM EXT OF MATILDA E McBRIDE.

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