The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1958 — Page 4

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r TWF DAflY BANN9 TUf'RS^ JAN'. I CREEXCASILE. I\D.

FINTASTI.E

TT»er«» was > held in the c Sunday follow services for J< minister, this 1

inon before takinj in Springfield, Oh

We regret lo

farewell dinner nmunity house g the morning Sheridan. our ing his last serig up new duties

very

much and wWh him the greatest success in his new work. We are very pleased to k .ow Bob Sandine will be our minister for the coming year. Meeting will be held the 2nd., and 4th. Sundays of each month. Many from here attended the county tourney at Greencastle over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brothers and Johnny and Mrs. Maude Brothers were in Crawfordsville Thurs-

DRINK A BANANA

Take six ounces of HANDY’S IC E ( REAM and six ounces of HANDY’S MILK. ADD: i, ounce vanilla flavored syrup—ami one medium ripe banana. Place in a blender or electric mixer for 15-25 seconds, presto, you drink a banana. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY OR VALENTINE’S DAY

ORDER AN ICE CREAM CAKE OK STENCILS Each order made up individually. WIIITEHOI SE and CHERRY NI T If E ( REAM are our FEBRI ARY SPECIALS.

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HANDY'S SANITARY DAIRY

AND ICE CREAM CO.

812 N. tine Sf.

Phone 212

j day afternoon. Mrs. Marv Fall of Roachdale and Mrs. Thressa McClure of Crawfordsrville, spent Thursday until Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Gough. Jess Webb and family moved into the Jim Mandleco house this week. Mrs. James Carroll and children spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter. On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter and daughter and Sara and Nancy Borden visited the Clodfelters. Nancy Hamm has the mumpe. Ralph Cross and Rueben Smith . are each quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson i held open house Sunday afternoon in honor of their 50th wadding anniversary and the 12th anniversary of their daughter Edith and Charles Royal. All of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson’s chil- | dren were present for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Ellington and | family arrived Saturday from Arizona to be with her parents for the occasion. Stf. Sgt. Garry R-oehen and family who have just recently returned to the U. S. after spending several months in the Azores, spent Thursday with Mrs. Mona Shumaker. They were on their way to a base in Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Rochen was a grandniece of Mrs. Shumaker. Among the many callers on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baird and family on Sunday were Mr. Elmer Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tustison of near Indianapolis. Buddy Boiler has been very sick with flu this week.

JAP BATTLESHIPS ARE IN PEARL HARBOR PEARL HARBOR. T. H. (UP) — Four Javanese warships arrive today on a visit to Pearl Harbor, the first such courtesy call in nearly 20 years— and this time they were welcome. Japanese and American officials spent weeks of careful planning to avoid any embarrassing

reminder of Dec 7. 1&41. Al-,iginated and where. Incidentally, t of the belief that Feb. 2, an im- om&tieally sets the arfie of the Of course, thet* s a ' n ' f5 ' though Pearl Harbor still bears the winters show no close re- portant Saint’s Day (Candlemas), t weather for am subsequent flax chnnc t .hut it could o .o some of the scars of that at- semblance to those of Indiana, or had special meaning for the wea- ’ let alone for six weeks ahead. >eai. tack, officials will keep them in any other part of the Middle thenvise. j the background. West, either in regard to severity j And in the third place, there

Will Hold Public Hearings At Gary WASHINGTON (UP> — The House Committee on Un-Ameri-can Activities announced today it will hold public hearings at i Gary. Ind., next month on Communist infiltration attempts in the steel industry. About 15 witnesses are scheduled to be heard Feb. 10-11 in Gary City Hall. The committee w’ould not dif*ciose their names in advance. Chairman Francis E. Walter DPa. said the committee is seeking information on “Communist techniques and tactics aimed at penetrating basic industry.” It also expects to gain information to aid in considering amendments to the Internal Security Act, he i

sajd.

The hearings will be conducted I by a subcommittee consisting of ! Walter. Rep. William M. Tuck DVa. and Rep. Gordon H. Scherer : R-Ohio.

or duration. } S a i a .s, no meteorological eviIn the second place, the legend, dence whatever that the ability in its original form, made no of the sun to shine, or not to mention of any animal, but only shine, on any day of the year aut-

For Real Food Values Shop

PAUL GOULD'S MARKET

700 South Jackson St. Plenty Free Parking

BIRDSEYE PREMIUM

Flavor Values

2 pkgs.

• Strawberries

• Fordhook Limas

• Cauliflower

• Broccoli Spears • Fr. Fried Potatoes

Crisco 3 Lbs. 83 s BIG TOP PEANUT BUTTER, 12 oz. Jar . 39c

TISSUE

Greencastle Rons 25c

CHASE AND SANBORN Coffee

Lb. 85

DAUNTLESS Canned Goods Sale

• Pork and Beans • Kidney Beans • Red Beans • Gr. Northern Beans • Butter Beans • Black-Eye Peas

10 cans 89 c

THIS COUPON WORTH 10c OFF ON GALLON SEALTEST ICE CREAM

WITH

corpon

SOLID CRISP HO.LETTUCE 2 For 39c

LEAN ,11 1( 5

LARGE II K Y TEMPLE ORANGES "- 59c

Rib Steaks lb. 50c

JONATHAN

LEAN. TENDER

Chuck Roast u> 49

KING A VS

APPLES, 3 lbs. 29c

GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2 Lbs. 25c

WHITE SEEDLESS

Wieners lb. pkg. 49f! „ , „ __ I GRAPEFRUIT

Boiling Beet lb. 25c 4 For 29c

WHOLE OR EITHER HALF HAMS

Lb. 55'

Sausage Lb. 39

TURNIPS i 25c

URGE STALK

PI RE HOAIfT MADE

CELERY 23c

C C RISP LEAF

LETTUCE, Lb. 19c

OBITUARY’ Floy Lee Turner, son of Charles and Nannie Turner, was born on March 7th, 1894 and departed this life on January 20th, 1958, at the age of 63 years, 10 months and 13 days. He was bom in Putnam County and spent his boyhood days in the vicinity of Belle Union. He u r as united in marriage on November nth, 1914 to Lennie Terry. To this union were born four children, Mae Terry, Eddie, Marjorie Harris and Betty Haltom, all of whom are living. He moved to Cloverda.le about 35 years ago, and had lived here ever since. He worked for the Monon Railroad for 12 years, and for the Lone Star Cement Company at ' Greencastle for about 11 years. Besides the wife and the four children, he leaves five grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Della Terry of Greencastle, and a host of friends and neighbors. Floy was always happy to have the children and grandchildren to come and visit with him and his wife in their home. “Sunset and Evening Star And one clear call for me. And may there be no moaning at the bar When I put out to sea.” 29-lp

get prison terms SPENCER UP—Convicted on petty larceny charges for demanding $77 from a housewife for a $7 chimney repair job, Everett and Robert Dickerson of Terre Haute have been sentenced to 1 to 5 years imprisonment in the Indiana Reformatory. An Owen Cihcuit Court jury convicted the brothers on testimony in the state’s case that the Dickersons high-pressured Mrs. Stephen Stone into having an emergency repair job done, then overcharged her for the work they did. Today s Hog Market Hogs 8.700; 25e-75e low'er; 180-240 lb., $19-$19.75;, some to $20.25; 240-270 lb., S18.50-$19. few $19.25; 270-310 lb., $18$18.75 130-160 lb., $15.50-$17.50.

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Moosier Weather by George H. T. Kimble Chairman l Department or Geography INDIANA UNIVERSITY Not every’ hog has his day’, but the ground-hog certainly

does.

Each Feb. 2, he is waylaid, watched and worried over by every cub reported in the State. And not without reason, so it is said, since if he is found looking at his shadow, it most surely signifies a long winter—six more weeks of it at least. If he is not so seen, it is still news of the first order, since it gives promise of an early’ spring. While we know that no pretty legend if easily’ slain by' a plain fact, we feel it is only right to point out tha.t there are better ways of spending Feb. 2. In the first place, the groundhog is just a poor American substitute for the bear or badger of Germany where the legend or-

BASKETBALL IN WHEELCHAIRS? DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE TO SEE THE FAMOUS PACIFIC FLYING WHEELS IN ACTION They Will Play the Putnam County Hotshots in the HIGH SCHOOL GY’M SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK On February 8th Get Your Tickets Now Profit to go to local charity.

Say Jack! hurry back for PENNANT TABLE m SYRUP £ Extra Quality Size.,. Extra Quality Wise!

Attention Fanners If you are interested in saving TIME and LABOR for increased PROFITS ATTEND THE BARKO LIQUID FERTILIZER MEETING Wenesday, Feb. 12th--7:00 P. M. FREE REFRESHMENTS

Putnam Implement Sales and Service (East of Greencastle on Stilesville Road) Phone 332-J Greencastle, Ind. MASSEY — FERGUSON — NEW IDEA — KEWANEE

Always something good in store for you... SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE

CAMP FIRE FANCY

Sliced Huron

Velveeta 2 Lb Box 79

HAMS

SPECIAL LOW PRICE — TENDER JUICY

VALENTINE’S Small LEAN TRIMMED Popular TENDER SMOKED Sizes

smiom

PORK LOIN TENDERLOIN

END

Pork

Lb^BS c Liver STEAKETTES.Lb. 59c CHOP. PORK, Lb. 69c

Diced Stew

PiCKLE LOAF, Lb. 59c FRANKS, Lb. 39c WIENERS, Lb. 49c

Lb. 25 c B “' lb 59 c Cj^ioo ^ port ^ i

PORK

SPICID HAM, Lb. 59c

SUGAR 5 0, f 43,

Steak Lb. 49

MILLER OYSTER

10 ll >- S7 C CRACKERS 29c

BETTY LOU SWEET

LION BRAND

pickles M <*»< 3 5, Coffee ib 69' ~ SAHKA INSTANT, 4 Oz. Jar . 93c

CORN 2 303c.n S 25

MICH. MADE ELBERTA

PE At' 1 ms

NESCAFE, 6 Oz. Jar

CHASE-SANB0RN, 6 Oz. Jar MAXWELL HOUSE, 6 Oz. Jar

LARGE NO. 2 1-2 CAN

1.14 1.05 1.19

DAUNTLESS SWEETENED

ORANGE JUICE

GIANT 46 Oz. Can

2.7 27

GIANT 51 Oz. Can

PORK & BEANS 29

SM1( KER’S DUTC H l.IRL

APPLEBUTTER, 9 Oz. Glass .

PURE GRAPE JUICE. 28 Oz. BtL

NAPKINS

SURF, Giant Size

R1NS0, Giant

10c FABf Gian * 2 9c CLEAHSiR, OLD DUTCH, 2 Cans Blue Ribbon Pastel Pkg. of 60

68c 69c 70c 23c

U. S. NO. 1

Potatoes 10 Lbs 49

GREEN ONIONS. Bnch. 10c TURNIPS, 2 Lbs. 25c

25c

DRY

ONIONS, 3 Lbs.

APPLES,'2 Lbs. . 25t KALE, Cello Bag . 29c'GRAPES, 2 Lbs. . 35c