The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 December 1955 — Page 2

THE DAILY BAMMFR, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA, VAf.r TWO TIIUK^DW, DECT.MBIK 15, 1955. V«»LL OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING

TNI DAILf BANNER and HB9AID CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice at (ireencastle, Indiana as second ‘ class mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 '■ents per week; $5.90 per year by mail in Putnam < otmty; £6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher n-lfl South Jackson Street

BFSFflK ROY KITES 8 BEFORE HIS CAPTFRE HIF1 Pa. Dec. 15 v: - ';0 p .ice intensi- ' ed a ;are -county pearch today f >r i 17-year old rejected suitor who killed three members of e anvil: arc! seriously wounded the Lean-acre girl who spurned

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Better is the poor that walketu in his uprightness, than he that is pei verse in his ways though he be lieh. Prov. 28:6. We shad take nothing with us into the next life but memories and character. Even in this world we cannot fool our conscience. Only so can we live in peace with ourselves.

;md Mrs. Fred Beck of

ridge will observe their

.vedding anniversary

y, Dec. 18th at their home

family dinner. They were <1 on Dec. 24th. 1905.

Mr. and Mr- . Fred Beck

Mr. ;md Mrs. Fred Beck of Th< v have four children, dar-

ner Beck and Mrs. Helen Noll on both of Bainbridge. Mrs. Marie Olive of Morgantown and Raymond Feck of Shelbyville. They have twelve grandchildren and

lave spent all their mar- three great grandchildren, in this community with They will have open house ption of two years when from 2 to 4 p. m. for their

jd in Arkansas. friends.

1st (iti/ens Bank League

4.18, 429.

Burkhardt 418, C. Justus

XV L

Swick’s

29 13

(•(itfin s

24 18

23 19

Wayne Feeds

20 22

Trovers

19'- 22'-

1st Citz. Bk

19 23

Cannons

17'- 24'-

Adlers

16 26

Hi Indv. Game

C. Swope j

Hi Indv. Series

Murray

493

Hi Team Game

S wick's

Lunch 775

Hi Team Series 2234.

Coan’s Phar.

Series over 425

Murray j

493. A. Domaseo 4

t T

A. Von-

less 408, R. Brarttain 465. P. urchfield 463, L. Almon 457, I. rawley 451, M. Smithers 446,. . Cromer 441, L, Spurlock 440. Treible 440, W. Humphrey ;0, A Cantonwine 439, J. Elder

nh.iiT sessions may be HELD AT PRINCETON PRINCETON, Ind. Dec. 15 — (UP) Gibson Circuit Judge E. Dale Eby indicated today he would start holding night sessions in the first degree murder tria-1 of Leslie Irvin which has bogged down in a series of legal arguments. The jury was excused from the courtroom for most of the day Wednesday as defense attorneys challenged the legality of Irvin’s arrest, and sought to discredit Irvin's oral confession to six

slayings.

Irvin is charged specifically with the robbery-murder of W. -Wesley Kerr. 29. Evansville, last Dec. 23. Police said he also admitted five other slayings in the Evansville area.

PRE - XMAS SALE DM----CHILDREN'S COATS Re S u,£r 22 98 *° 271,98 Values 12.77 Regular 16.98 to 17.98 NOW 9.77 CKiLDRINS SNOWSUITS Regular 10.98 to I2.9S Values now 6.77 Hurry for Best Selection Drastically Reduced LADIES ] DRESSES r Reg. 8.98 Values -- Now Reg. 10.98 Values - Now Reg. 12.98 Values - Now Reg. 14.98 Values - Now Reg. 17.98 Values - Now 11.77 Reg. 24.98 Values - Now 14.71 !

Personal And Local News Briefs

The ki nhn Fal Pa., bi

votird in th hoc-lirg. H and returned another fusil

was identified as of Ford City, R. D. ' ed to be a ‘mental e victims, William eceived only a leg e first outburst of ' crawled for help only to be killed in

lade.

dead were identified : ?n Smail, 44, broam Smail. and Jay Irene, 36. A daugh-

James Q. Snow from Richmond Ky., was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. James, Wednesday. Greencastle Commandery No. 11 Stated Conclave, Dec. 23 instead of Friday, Dec. 16. Lieut, and Mrs. Henry Kroft of Port Austin, Mich., are visiting Mrs. Kioft’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitman. The Somerset Christian Church will have its Christmas program Sunday night, Dec. 18 at 7:00. Everyone welcome. Mrs. W. L. Skinner suffered a broken left wrist in a fall late Wednesday afternoon at the Willard Sunkei residence. The Emera Club will have its Christmas party at the home of Mis. D. C. Stewart Friday, Dec. 16, 7:30 p. m. Please bring fifty cent grab bag presents. Mrs. Daisy Goodman has received word of the death of her nephew, Guy Sutherland, in Brokenburg, Virginia. The deceased was a former resident of Brazil. Local residents and DePamv students will hear an address by Sen. Homer E. Capehart at 7:10 this evening in the Student Union. His appre imice is being sponsored by the International Relations Club at DePauw. The Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club wil have a Christmas dinnei' Sunday, Dec. 18, at 6:30 p. m. at the club house. Members please bring covered dish, table service and gift for men, women and children ANNIX’FKSARIES Birthdays Patty Maddox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Maddox, 8 years old today. Mollie McCammack, N. Indiana St., 88 years old today, Dec.

15.

Barbara Jean Zimmerman, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Otha Zimmerman, 11 years old today

as Jay War ther of Willi Small's wife,

ter of the Jay Smails, Gladys Alene, 15, was reported in poor condition in Armstrong Memorial Hospital at nearby Kittaning. Pa., with a chest wound. Epsilon Psi Chapter

Holds Meeting

The regular Business meeting of the Epsilon Psi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held at the home of Reita Wood. Tuesday, Dec. 13th, 1955. Billie Harmon, presided over the meeting and gave a report on the minutes of the Indiana State Convention held in Indianapolis, Oct. 21-22-23. Miss Dorothy Swearingen and Mrs. Pat Armstrong were guests from Terre Haute chapters. Those present were: Lucille Jones, Billie Harmon, Barbara

Lyons, Joyce Jone*. Pat Haltom. Sara Kerr. Reita Wood. Norma

n LI.MORE Mr. and Mrs. Don Austin have been staying at tne home of his falhe.t Fisher Austin, during his ' stay in a Terr'? Haute hospital. Walter Bulks spent Saturd.:night with Miss m ay Burks a u. Mrs. Alice Minter Sunday a f - emoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Akers and daughter. Martha Jane of Reelsville and Mr. and Mrs. John Ames. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ray Robinson and family spent Sunday at Advance with Mr. and Mrs. Flunk English and family. Mrs Ada Robinson had spent last weak with the Englishs and returned home Sunday with the Robinsons.

The Mothers Afternoon Club enjoyed a tuikey dinner Tuesday at the Recreation Building, served by XV. S. C. S. Clarence Ragan left Friday f» : Charleston. 111., where his sister Nellie, is very ill. Mrs. Anna De v < ? Greencust t

ir.g his absence. Mrs. Veina Zee: her mother, M s. Mr and Mr. and Mrs. H u Satin day afternoon.

y Proct ey Nich(

spent from Monday evening until Friday with the Craig family. \ Mr. and Mrs. Charles li.,k i and daughter armed at -he home of Mr. an! Mrs. Byro:; Kelley Friday evening and staved until after the funeral Sunday of their brother, Wendell O’DeH. Mrs. Ida Day and Charley visI ited Mr. and Mrs. M Hard Greerv-. Su iii- y evening.

Merchant's Classic Leagm*

.Mr. and :

AH* rr, Decker o:

Ir.dianapoli

S V.V!

'e Sunday gre.’.D

1 Gould’s Mkt

of Mr. and

Mrs.

Cecil Huller aul

Coan Phar

C. J.

| Monon Grill

.. 39

Mr and

M-

;. Arless Decker

Headley Hdw.

visited Mr.

and

Mrs. Cecil Hul’.et

j Phillips 66

... 35

Saturday (

svenf

ng cud attended

i Mullins Drugs

the Fillrnc

ire-Ri

Aichdale basket

j Bowman Studio ..

ball game.

|Johnson Barbers

Mrs. Wm.

Craig’s parent 1 '

1 ’ Team High One-

-1. Johnson

Barbers 651. 2 Phillips 66 618, 3. Conn Pharmacy 616 4 Bowman Studio 606. Team High Three: 1. Bowman Studio 1699, 2. Johnson Barbers 1685. Team High Four: 1. Johnson | Ca’daers 2278. 2 BTwman Studio 1 2264. 3. Phillips 66 2262 Indv. High One—V. Elmore ! (Johnson) 244; Shoemaker (66) j 235. Indv. High Three: V. Elmore 596 Indv. High Four: V. Elmore j 797 Other 200 games Cook 233, ! Byrd 217, Long A G. Crawley 213, Johnson 212. Almon A- Priest I 211. Justus 21(i. 203, Archer ; 209. Domaseo 208. Sears 206, I Deacon 205 Cromer. Scroggin A Stites 203. Kerr 202. Elmbre 201, J Burkhardt 200.

CANNONS "Just Right” \ * Wallets

f WT I if* ■ 'lit :

MMWmM

At work or stepping out, you'll always carry this handsomt Enger-Kress billfold. Compa^l) fashioned of rich leathers.

g'iJQIP'Kl gfflQLF ^—1 Always something good

in store for you...

ARMOUR STAR ROLL SAUSAGE, Lb.

ARMOUR’S BANNER SLICED

BACON, 3 Lbs.

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. 20c . $1.00

f;rst cuts

PORK CHOPS, 3 Lbs.

. . . $1.00

SIDE SIRLOIN CHUCK VALENTINE TENDER SMOKED

PORK STEAK ROAST PICNICS, Lb. . ... . . . 29c Lb. 29c Lb. 59c Lb. 39c PORK LIVER, lb. 23c BEEF LIVER, lb. 39c BRAINS, lb. 19c

BOLOGNA, Lb. . . 29c PRANKS, Lb. . . 35c OLEO, 2 Lbs. . . 39c

GROUND BEEF 3 Lb. CAN

GROUND

FRESH

HOURLY

3 LBS. $1.00 BACON; Lb. . . 18c NO BAKE FESTIVE FRUIT CAKE AND NO COOKING HOLIDAY

CANDIES - GET RECIPES HERE.

^ DELMOXTE SEEDLESS ?ET MILK, 2tall cns. 25c ™ s '"h T B E ox PU , DC Dl ! CHOCOLATE CHIPS, Pkg. 21c CANDIED CHERRIES, glass 39c, Candied Mixed Fruits and Citron

SMUCKERS GIFT PACK

PRESERVES, 12 Varieties Mixed Case . $3.95

DELMONTE GIFT PACK

FRUITS, Case

BORDENS GIFT PACK

GLASS CHEESE, 6 Kinds in Pack . ,

SPRY 69

DIAMOND D COFFEE, Lb.

A9c

CHERRIES, 303 can, 2 for 39c

PEANUT BUTTER, Lge. Jar 59c

29s 29c

EMPRESS, All XVhite Meat

TUNA, Can

DELHI

APRICOTS, No. can

. $3.98 . $1.69

RECTOR FUNERAL K0MF AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 841

No trouble finding what you want in this roomy Enger-Kress billfold. Smartly styled in fine leathers. Folds flat. As Advertised In THE SATURDAY EVENING POST by Csyr? CANNONS for HIS Christmas Gifts 1

joe a™... 39csrx.r ^

SANDXXTCH, FIG NEWTON, SUGAR

Sawyer Cookies pkg. 29c cr»ckr$, jsc sSTmokies, h 5 . BANANAS, Lb . 10c CRANBERRIES, 2 Lbs.

• • •

29 c 25c

35c

ORANGES, Large Floridas, Doz. 35c TANGERINES, Dozen .... 35c

25c

TURNIPS, 2 Lbs.

15c POTATOES, 10 Lbs.

39c APPLES, 2 Lbs.

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TILL 8:00 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00

Starting December 19th we will be open every night until Xmas. OPEN 9 A. M. — CLOSE 8 P. M.

TRDYER'S

TV TONIGHT XXTSH-TV—Channel 8 6:00 Stories of Century 1 6:30 Sgt. Preston ! ":00 Bob Cummings j 7:30 Star Shower ! 8:30 Star Playhouse 0:00 Johnny Carson ; 10:00 News ! | 10:15 Late Show XX'TTX'—Channel 4 ! 6:00 Follow Man j ; 6:30 Lone Rangei I > 7:00 Bishop Sheen 7:30 Stop Music I 8:00 Star Tonigh' 8:30 Hayloft Frolic 9:00 Badge 714 0:30 TV Theater ; 10:00 News ! ’10:15 _ Starjight Theater XX THI-TY—Channel 10 6:00 TV News 6:10 Early XX’eather | 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 — Photo Show • :00 You Bet Your Life j 7:30 Shower of Stars 8:30 Stories of Century j! 9:00 ... Warner Bros. Presents J 10:00 TV News 10:15 Weather 10:30 Late Show WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC 8ERVICB Westinghouse o 805 N. Jackson St. Phone 64 APPLUNCES AND TELEVISION iAJJES AM} SEBYICS

81 tuoSi)/

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MAIN AND BROADWAY (SOUTH END) WE DELIVER - PHONE 12

JUST WEST OF TRIPLE J DRIVE-IN FREE PARKING

TENDERIZED OR “READY TO EAT” » DEPENDABLE FRESH - LEAN PICNIC HAMS, 4 to 6 Lb. Average, Lb. . 25c GROUND BEEF. 3 Lbs.

• • • • •

$1.00

DEPENDABLE “READY TO EAT" STARK AND WETZEL FRESH, LEAN, MEATY HAMS, Lb 29c Shank Portion BACON ™ 6Lbs.SI SPARERIBS, Lb,...35c Half or Whole, Lb. 45c •• But! Portion, Lb. 35c KINGAN’S PIEDMONT AND ARMOUR’S MATCHLESS i PliRE HOMOGENIZED LEAN PORK BACON, Sliced, Tray Packed. 3 Lbs. . $1,00 LARD, 2 Lbs 25c CUTLETS, Lb. ... 69c G0DCHAUX EXTRA FINE CANE LARGE SIZE I EZ BAKE SUGAR. 10 Lbs. . . 89c SURF, 2 Boxes .... 49c FLOUR, 10 Lbs. ... 99c ALL GRINDS F0LGER, MAXWELL HOUSE GOLDEN RIPE datatacc ca i l d na COFFEE, Lb 89c BANANAS, Lb. . . . 10c POTATOES, 50 Lb. Bag....98c

CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE, 4 Rolls

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SHURFINE 33c SALAD DRESSING, Quart Can .... 39c