The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1956 — Page 3

SHOP GREENCASTLE FRIDAY NIGHT! THE SPECIAL VALUES LISTED BELOW ON SALE 5:30 P.M. To 8:00 P. M. Friday Night, Jan. 27th

. #$00 it , PENNfcY’S BEDSPREADS 'f veil lik<* chenille, you’ll lo\e Penney 8 n««w wonder ^ UU y iirnille. Glowing colors. Ma- • • wash in lukewarm x Writ or

Eifei's Flowers FRIDAY NiGKT SPECIALS OH S&LZ STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. SET OF WROUGHT IRON • MAGAZINE RACK • SMOKING STAND trm • ASH TRAY Only 5 1 49 0RIG. $6 00 y 1

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL ON SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. BICYCLE ACCESSORIES SI.95 Light - $1.50 SI. 10 Light - $1.00 95c Lock 79c £5c Dui-tone Horn — 79c WEBER BIKE and TOY 14 W WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 195

FRIDAY filGHT SPECIAL ON SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. MEN’S HUT SALE Reg. $10 HAT - $7i0 REG. $7,50 HAT ^5 UAf'S APPAREL FOR MEN IS W. Washington Street

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FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Cf? SUE STARTING AT 5:39 P. M. WET:: .. '. r*"'l Single nUSt JONES SPECIALTY SHOP 10 West Vasri Jon St, Phone 22

FRIDAY mmi SPECIAL Of! SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. PEARL NECKLACES CHOKER AND 'gzm p REGULAR LENGTHS . M ^ 4T “WKtLE THEY LAST’ 1 # C. B. HAMMOND JEWELER 11 E. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 422

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECiaL ON SALE STARTING AT 5:33 P. M, GEH’JIEE LEATHER CAMERA GADGET BAG, ONLY . . . $6.95 Regular $9*95 COAN PHARMACY 18 E. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 388

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL ON SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. Costume Jewelry CONSISTS OF EARRINGS AND NECKLACES E! Values up to $4 ©Hay ^ DEEM - SHONKWILER DISTINCTIVE JEWELEKS 13 South Indiana St. Phone 1022

rsioar hight special OH SALE STARTING AT 5:35 P. M. GOOD SELECTION PARAKEETS, Only $1.98 Rs^lar $2.49 find $2.93 6. C. MURPHY COMPANY (iREEXCASTLE STORE

FRIDAY MIGHT S?£CIAL 0^ SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. DECORfiATIVE FOAM RUMMER PILLOWS. SELECTION OF COLORS AND SIZES ORIGINALLY $5.95 AND $4.95 ONLY $3.95 AND $4.95

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FRSDAY H!GHT SPECIAL 0?S SALE START^4G AT 5:30 P. M. SALE OF NEW LEYfYT SWEEPERS TANK TYPES REG. $39.95 ONLY S59.95 REG. S89.SE ONLY $49.95

RIVERS ELECTRIC SHOP 26 N. JACKSON STREET PHONE 1185

FRIDAY RIGHT SPECIAL ON SALE STARTiKG AT 5:32 P. M.

CARD TABLES Regular $5.95 0 2

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL

FRIDAY NIGKT SPECIAL

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL

OH SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M.

ON SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M.

GH SALESTARTifIG AT 5:30 P. M.

MEN’S CORD TROUSERS CA qn Were S7.35 SORKY — M E ONI.V HAVE THEM IN WAIST SIZES from 25 to 36 — NO ALTERATIONS.

BALL PENS Famous Make Retractable Reg, $1.49? Only 89c

2 for s 1 49

LAST DAY FOR 20% DISCOUNT On Draperies, Yard Goods and Accessories ART FURNITURE SHOP 5 West Franklin Street

CiHNON'S THE MEN’S STORE

BOOKS PLUS

ADVANCE TO CHARTER FINALS OF WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY

FRIENDSHIP' APPEAL MADE BY BULGANIN

Winners o squad meets S meet. .Sho'vn a.b< York. Jon Bra Clay Warren,

REVIVAL OF “GENEVA SPIKIT” IS URGED BY RUSSIAN PREMIER WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 — L'P i President Eisenhower and .is top advisers today urgently lied a new appeal by Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin for a ovival of the “Geneva spirit” of friendship. The appeal was contained in personal letter from Bulganin to Mr. Eisenhower, the contents of which neither the White ise nor the Russians would

disclose.

Informed sources told United Pres?, however, that Bulganin’s message stressed the need for continued East-West talks to case world tensions. The sources said the Russian premier specifically proposed renewed negotiations on European security, German unity, disarmament and the lowering of East-West

barriers.

These were the topics which the foreign ministers of the

John Myers. Chuck Pinffleton. Chuck Dickson. Berg-e Remsburg. Larry Corbin, United States. Ruwia, Great d Larry Brown, student manage r. Britain and France failed to

(.REENUASTLE HIGH SCHOOL S TIGER CUBS

■ the preliminary tournament held at Spencer last week, the Greencastle basketball ulhvan lonight in the quarter final round of play in the annual W’abash Valley net ve left to right) are Coech Tom Goldsberry: Bucky Patterson. John Ray. Jerry

agree on at a meeting last fall. They had been ordered to try to work out solutions to them by Mr. Eisenhower. Bulganin, Britsh Prime Minister Anthony Eden tnd former French Premier Edgar Faure at their July ‘•summit” conference at Geneva, Switzerland. Bulganin was leported to have some new' suggestions in his letter on how the deadlocks might be broken. But it was understood he did not propose a new meeting with Mr. Eisenhower and British and French leaders. Negotiations, in the firj stage at least, presumably would be carried on through correspondence and diplomatic channels. Mr. Eisenhower had an op- ! I portunity to discloss Bulganin’s ; messages at a meeting today with the top-level diplomatic an ' military experts of his Nation . Security Council. It was understood that Bulganin suggested that the c ntents of his message no* b - * made public until Mr. Eisenhower had had a chance to study and reply to its proposals. The WTiite House, through Presidential Press Security j James C. Hagerty. would describe the message only as a “friendly letter” advancing i ‘ certain ideas. . . in the interest i of world peace.”

Will Remember Mental Patients

The Putnam county Mental Health Association has set out to . md one friend for each "forgotten patient" from Putnam counin the state’s mental institulion. A “forgotten patient” is one that hers received no letter, visit •r other communications from nyone for at least one year. There are fourteen "forgotten patients” from Putnam county. As chairman and vice-chair-man of the Forgotten Patients c mmittee of the Putnam County Chapter of the Indiana Association for Mental Health, Mrs. Frank Schafer, 611 So. Locust, G; teencastle, and Mrs. Earl Hall R. 2. Roachdale, will find individal or organizations who will vrite, visit and supply canteen books and personal items to ’hese unfortunate people. These individuals, who are called adopters. also will send holiday and birthday greenings. One of these “forgotten patients” from Putnam County has been adopted by the Womens Fellowship Group of the Roachdale Christian Church. There are 2700 "forgotten patients in Indiaaa’a mental hoe-

ON SALE STARTING AT 5:30 P. M. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL ONE LARGE TABLE OF COTTON BLOUSES

• VALUES TO $5.98 • THREE-QUARTER SLEEVES • LONG SLEEVES • SHORT SLEEVES

$2.00

TROYERS

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HEADLEY HARDWARE

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pitals. It is the ultimite aim of up its 5250-m

‘ the Indiana Association for Men- | tal Health to find, at lerr.it two j adopters for each patient.

Through the cooperation of superintendents and staff of mental hospitals, lists have been fur-

; nished stating the name, birthi day and preference of these

‘forgotten, patients." To date more than 500 "forgotten patients'' have been adopted.

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