The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 November 1956 — Page 2

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.THE DAILY BANM# , Till H"-, NOV. 1. 19.'>6 Pa<« J r, kvt: n ( \ s "Lilni»i \ \ a tv tonigkT WISH-TV—Thanno! 8 6:00 Parly Show 6:30 ^ows; Weather 6:10 CBS Newu 7:00 Soldiers of Fortune 7:30 Sgt. Presto** 8:00 Bob Curnmlnps 8:30 Star Shower 9:30 Playhouse 00 li:00 News; Weather 11:15 Late Show

SOCIETY

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r ice cream and cake

! evening.

8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:15 11:00 11:15

WTTV—Channel 1 L.tl

Tea I«« Scheduled At Gobin Church

Rascals ;

News ! Boyd Bennett ! Lone Ranger | Code 3 1 Am the Law Wire Service Frank Leahy Wrestling News Hollywood Movie

WTHI-TV—Channel 10 7:00 News 7:30 Snap Shop 7:00 You Bet Your Life 7:30 Climax 0:30 Victory at Sea 10:00 Video Theater 11:00 News 11:30 Susie 12:00 China Smith 1 Aestln^iouse WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC 8ERVICB * LOCATIONS l 305 N. Jackson 8L Phone 64 GREENCASTLE, IND. MAIN ST. CLOVERDALH APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION sales and sEKVimr

On Sunday, November 4, the Wesleyan Service Guild of Gofcin Memorial church will be the hostess group for the Wesleyan Guilds of the Greencastle District at a tea to be held from 2:00 to 4:00 o’clock in the Community Room of Gobin church. Mrs. W. B. Landrum of Little Rock, Arkansas, a field workei for the Women’s Division in Missions and Church Extension will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Landrum has travelled widely and has had a long and varied experience in the work of the women’s Society and her talk will be of interest to all women in the organ-

ization.

A social hour will follow' the program and all members of W S. C. S. are cordially invited to be present. .Mrs. Hinotc Hostess To Golden Circle The Golden Circle Club met Thursday evening Oct. 25th with Mrs. Mildred Hinote. The president, Maude Sublett opened the meeting by the group singing the club song. The Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison. Devotions were rea-d by Marie Craft. Roll call was answered by

| giving your favorite winter past

time.

Secretary’ and treasurer’s report was read and approved. Mrs. LaRue Gray and Mrs Maude Sublett atttndei the Riley breakfast in Indianapolis and gave an interesting report of j their trip. During the business meeting 1 $25.00 was voted to buy Xmas toys for Riley Hospital. A thank you card was received ! from Riley Hospital for the gifts j that were sent for the patients. The meeting closed by repeatj ing the Club Creed. During the social hour, games i were played and refreshments j were served to eleven members i and children. The next meeting will be : Thursday evening, Nov. 15th with Mrs. Bessie Fellows.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice at Ireencastle, Indiana as second 'ass mail matter under act of larch 7, 1878. Subscription •rice 25 cents per week, $5.00 •er year by mail in Putnam ouiity, Sli.OO to $10.40 per year •iitside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. It- Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

Sponsored by V&* sCHAMPAGNE jf 53 VELVET CEER

WILBUR SNYDER vs. GIPSY JQE

GOULDS PLENTY OF F1EE PARKING 312 North Jackson St.-7C0 South Jackson St.

DONALD DUCK

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MILN0T

SWEET SIXTEEN

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BOUNCE

DOG FOOD 16

TALL CANS

HOME STYLE

Freestoae Peaches 4

NO. 2 1-2 CANS

HUNT'S

Perns 3 Sari—Breeze 4

NO. 2 1-2 CANS

$1.00 $1.00 $1.00

LARGE BOXES

HUNT'S

Fruit Cocktail 3

NO. 2 1-2 CANS

$1.00 $1.00

CHOICE ROUND OR SiRLOIH LEEK STEAK, Lb . . . . 6?c PORK STEAK, Lb. 49c CHOICE ~ CENTER CUT RIB STEAK, Lb. . . 59c PORK CHOPS, lb. . 59c TENDER PUTNAM COUNTY CUBE STEAKS, Lb... 79c FRYING CHICKENS. Lb. 39c PURE LEAN GROUND BEEF,3Lbs.SI.09 PORK CUTLETS, Lb....59c

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.—Prov. 27:22. There are some who regard merriment as a sin. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Chi 1st endured the cross for the joy that u’as held before him. Normal healthy moral people are happy.

Mrs. Margaret Neese entered the Putnam Countv Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. Forest Figg, 614 South Crown street, is confined to he home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Me Mains, Knight9ville, are the par ents of a daughter born at thi Putnam County hospital. The Board of School Trustee oi the Greencastle Consolidate* School Coiporation has change^ the reguk.r meeting night fron. the first Thursday to the firs ! Monday of each month. Thi l change was deemed necessary tc be able to work more close!', with the Board of Directors o the Greencastle School Buildin. Corporation since most of theii meetings wall fall on Monday night.

LIV£ WRESTLING

Personal And Local Nows SSriefc

World Community Day services for all church women will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Gobin Memorial church. The Putnam County Women’s Republican Club will hold open house at the Republican Headquarters Saturday, 3 to 10 p. m Come in for refreshments. Miss Clara Childs, of Minneapolis, Minn., visited Miss Eva Milburn and other friends in Greencastle, Monday and Tuesday. Miss Childs was formerly | on the nursing staff of the Putnam County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schlatter have returned from a motor trip to Texas and Mexico. During the two weeks they were away, they visited in Monterrey, Mexico, San Antonio nad Corpus Christi, Texas, and returned via ! New Orleans. The Roachdale PTA will meet Monday, Nov. 12th at 8:00 DST. Devotions will be given by James L. Myers. Miss Lillie Britton will present a group of vocal selections. The principal speaker will be Prof. Luderer, Vienna, Austria, who is a Fullbright exchange professor at DePauw.

INCORRECT PICTURE USER The Daily Banner apologize? for using the wrong picture in connection with the appearance of Dr. Karlis Leyasmeyer at DePauw University. By the time the mistake was discovered, it was too late to do anything about it.

ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giddings, 9 years today.

EXTRA! ist youth organizatoin and demanded abolition of the compulsory study of Russian language and Marxism and free elections to student councils. They also demanded decentralization of the universities and an end of military training. The demands were unprecedented in East Germany.

LONDON (UP)—Britain set up machinery today for gasoline rationing an a wartime basis.

LONDON, (UP)—Egypt announced today that a ship sunk by British and French bombers had blocked the Suez Canal. “Britain and France have blocked Suez Canal navigation at a time when they have arous ed the whole world by claiming they are protecting canal navigation,” an Egyptian comnrunj ique said.

DRESS UP FOR FALL

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Favored to win your enthusiastic approval at first look are these good looking suits in the newest and smartest modes and colors. Suits $39.50 - $65 Sizes 33 - 46

REGULARS, LONGS, SHORTS,PORTLY SPORT COATS S29.95 To $34,50 Size* 35 - 46 REGULARS, LONGS. SHORTS SHIRTS BY ARROW Colored - While $3.95 and $5.

MALLORY HATS SMART AND IN THE NEW F ALL COLORS $S;59 and $!0.?5

QmVCMK SUPER mfiRKET

Corner cf Franklin and Locust “Where Parking Is Ko Problem” GiAHT 150 CAR PARKIHG LOT

We give Holden Red Stamps with eaeh 10c purchase, except on Beer. Wine, ToImvtco.

PUTNAM COUNTY FRESH DRESSED f?P Tlil

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Robin Hood Character COOKIE ( CUTTERS

CHARMIN' — BOX OF 2(H)

NOwTaCKED in SPECIAl BAGS Of 5 LBS. 47c Robin Hood i0II1S89< flour

CLEANSING TISSUE

. 10c

GERBERSSTRAINED

BABY F009S, 6 Cans

59c

FRENCH'S MUSTARD

SAUCF, Reg 19c Jar, ONLY . 10c

DAUNTLESS PANCAKE SYRUP AND

WAFFLE SYRUP, Qt. Bottle . 45c

1RAFT

VELVETTA CHEESE, 2 Lb. Box. 89c

PIMENTO, GREAT NORTHERN

NAVY BEANS, 2 Lb. Bag . 27c

4ESSERT TOPPING MIX

DREAM WHIP, 2 Boxes . • 49c

“MIX ’EM UP” • PORK AND BEANS • RED BEANS • KIDNEY BEANS • LIMA BEANS • SPAGHETTI 10 CANS 89c

STOCK UP NOW AT THIS LOW PRICE

...uNors THE MEN’S STORE

“THE ALL-PURPOSE SHORTENING"

Sniftning 3 U. tin 79' Sugar 5 Lbs. 49c

PURE CANE

10 LB. BAG 97c

KR AFT SALAD BOWL SALAD

KRAFT

DiiSS^GJu'l OtJar.. 43c Dinner 3 Bo * es 29c

DEL MONTE

"CIN, 2, 303 Cans 29c BLISS — DRIP OR REGULAR

COFFEE, lb

97c

Complete ingredient* for making .Macaroni and Cheese. COMO TOILET TISSUE 4 25.

YUM YUM, COLONIAL, WONDER BREAD. Loaf . .

HEENZ SOUPS

17c {

• VEGETABLE, 7 Cans

TOMATO. 9 Can*

CHICKEN AND NOODLE, 6 Can*

$1.00 $1.00 $1.00

RED HEART

Dog Food con 10

“SAVE 5c ON EACH CAN” ASSORTED FLAVORS • FISH • LIVER « BEEF

POST’S GRAPE NIT | FOR DISHES, FINE FABRICS # I Flakes, Ige. bx 23c Trend, 2 boxes 39c Surf.2 Lge... 53c MORTON HOUSE — “SLICES IN BROWN GRAVY” PORK OR BEEF, Can 49c WILSON’S CHOPPED OAKEN KEG SWEET Of, 12 Or Can . 39c PICKLES, Fug Qt. . 43c

FANCY PASCAL Lisis HOME GROWN

ALL PURPOSE'

SOLI CRISP

59 Lb.98'

Silk.

9c fJBBAGE ib- 5

YELLOW

TURNIPS Lb 5c Onions 4 tbs. 25

TENDER, CRISP CARROTS, B;g

IN PIECE

Bologna u>. 19c Lard 2 * 33c

SLICED

PORK

Emm 3 ^s. si Sausage 3 Lbs. $1

ROAST

CUT CHUCK

STEfiK

SIRLOIH OR SWISS

Lb. 39' lb. 59c

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Monday Thru Saturday.