The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 March 1955 — Page 2

fHE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1955.

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[r.s. Fred A. Cox is on Hospital at Terre

EASTER

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$10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE GIVEN AS PRIZE - REGISTER AT THE STORE BLOUSES FOR EASTER WEAR Loveiy Nyion and Dacron BLOUSES « Plain and Printed Styles S3J8 To $8.95 ' COTTON Blouses Short and Sleeveless Styles, Plain Oolors and Prints. $1.98 7 $2.98, $3.98 SLIPS BARBIZ0N SUPS Plain and Trimmed - Rayon Crepe S3.00 and $2.50 Trico ■ Nylon SIPS. White . $3.98 REGISTER FOR YOUR PRIZE. Busiest B’s of the Easter season: Bunnies and sheer sheer Berkshires with New Nylace Top and Toe-Ring!

in the Haute.

Her room number is 326. Mr. anc\ Mrs. Richard Sandy left this morning' for a month’s vacation in various points in

Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dobbs reused home Tuesday from the Rio Grand Valley where they have spent the winter. C b Pack No. 95 sponsored by Council of Presbyterian Men wi’’ hold its regular monthly pack meeting tonight at the Presbyterian church at 7:00 o’clock. There will pro-Faster services at Union Valley church, begin:.ing Monday evening. April 4th, at 7:30 and continuing each 1 night through April 9th with 1 Sunrise services Easter morning I at 6 o’clock. Rev. Baugh, the ■ pastor, will he in charge. When it comes to Laundry Service we do everything from hankies to room size shag rugs. i We can be a big help with house j cleaning. Home Laundry & '■ Cleaners. Wed-tf.

Mr. and Mrs. Warm) S. Dnuner

re ..1 home from rrthree weeing

visit ;n cities in Florida. | ory o

Galvin L. King of Floyd town- j Thom

ship entered the hospital Tries- away

day a. m. for observation andleoth.

treatment. * 1 Seven

Called meeting. Bainbridge

Lodge Xo. 75 F. & A. M. postponed until Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 p. m. Master Mason Degree Conferred. Refreshments. All

Master Mason welcome. “Financing the CVy of Green-

castle” was discussed at a regular meeting of the Kiwanis Club and recorded for broadcast to night at 5:30 on Radio Station WGRE. Dr. Clark Norton will act as moderator, with three Ki wanis members as his guests - Mayor Evan Crawley, Wendell Pell. cit\ T councilman, and Wi 1 - liam McClellan, attorney. Th“ fourth panel member,. Dr. V. Judson Wy’ekoff, is an authority on

city finance.

Lu Eggers entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hughes, Mr. and and Mrs. Bob Seobee, Linda Elmore, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hughes, Jackie and Rebska all of Putnamville and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Griffith of Poland, in honor of Mrs. Wamsley's and her daughters birthday’s. Mrs. Wamsley’s birthday was March 22 and Martha and Mae the 27th. and Mary June the 28th, who was not able to be present on the account of sick-

ness.

Birthdays Mrs. Joe Rollings, today, March 30. Diane Mandelblatt, 509 N Arlington, 13 years today’, March 30th.

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FOR SALE: 2 girl’s bicycles, large size, good condition. Phone 1363. 30-3p RUMAGE SALE: Court House Saturday. April 2nd at 8:00 A. M., Womens Aux. of the St. Andrews Episcopal Church. 30-3t

IN MF MORI VM ham- With sweetest memt our son and brothe:, is A. Lanham, who went 7 years ago today, March

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sad years of thinking.

Of our loved one whom we lost.

Only God in Heaven knows What that parting cost.

Our grief too deep for expres-

sion.

Grief too hard to explain. To know him was to love him To par t with him was pain.

Love and memory will never die

As years roll on and day’s go

by.

Deep in our hearts a memory is

kept

Of one we love and will never

forget.

Seven y’eats hav? passed without

you

How much we miss y’ou cannot

be told.

Our hearts will always cherish

you

And our love never grow cold. It seems so long since we saw

you

Yet the memory of y’ou is so clear. The picture in our minds son Is the smile on your face, so dear. We miss you more and more each

day

As lonely’ and sad we go our way. But joy awaits us if we but wait Till we meet again at the heavenly gate. Sadly missed by’ his loving mother, sisters and brothers. p

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Whitaker; sponsor. Mis. Jo:. Ray. Friendly Circle Club To Meet Friday The Friendly Cir cle Home j Demonstration Club will meet j Friday afternoon. April 1. at 1:3<> i At Furniture Exchange, west ide square. Nine by twelve linoleum rugs, $5.85. Universal .pright piafb. $10:50. Brown werstuffed suite. $24.25. White j Magic Ctref gas range. $26.00 j j Wire incinerators, $2.15. Garbage | vans. S2.25, $2.55, $2.90. Twenty I gallon $3.25. Wardrobe trunk. $16.50. Steel day bed. $8.00. Wicker desk with chair. $10.75 Poplar safe, white, $7.00. Overstuffed davenport. $5.50. Console j Silvertone radio. $8.25. Nine by j twelve Axminister rug. $4.00 ! Rug pad. nine by’ twelve, $2.00. ! We deliver. Ring 170-J. 30-Ip

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SOCIETY Beta Sigma Phi Holds Formal Initiation

The Indiana Delta Nu chapte. - of Beta Sigma Phi held formal initiation ceremony and installation of officers Tuesday e'vening at Old Trail Inn. Pledges initiated were: Judy’ Albin, Betty Coppinger, Donna Lou Gorham, Roberta Hopkins, Barbara Robbins, Norma Ray, Thelma Moriey, Martha Reynolds, Delons Jones and Wanda Patton. New officers were installed as follows: president, Dorothy Harlan: vice president, Doretta Jones; recording secretary, Pat f y Zeis; treasurer, Joan Jackson: corresponding secretary, Frances

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