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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

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Lafayette, Indiana
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S' I Quality Cleaners DIAL' 722 NORTH NINTH STREET INE DRY CLEANING VIANCO funeral home for ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 5432 PHONE 4966 OR CARRY OUT ORDERS 5M MAIT BT 9 COStS a KORTY AIR CONDITIONED SPECIAL MONDAY A SAE DEPOSIT BOX NOW Calf Liver With Boneless Lake Trout' Lemon Sirloin Steak I Pound' i Plate Boil Beef Pound 32c 13c Near Western Union TO 8:30 Juice UPHOLSTERING ree Estimates No Obligations Your urniture Insured While In Our Possession our service is that Is understanding want our clients to is a Dangerous Time for Tour Valuables TEMPLETON JACKSON Inc UNERAL HOME Phone 5228 Ambulance Service fn times of bereavement some persons are in YOUR GARMENTS ARE STERILIZED WHEN CLEANED WITH DUPONT TR1 CLENE and sprained thrown while at the fair The horse his feet was OR MONUMENTS SEE LAAYETTE GRANITE CO the Best Costs Less 643 erry St Phone 5378 NOW' Exterior and Interior Painting at Prices You Can Afford! OR REE CALL ALAND COURTETWANTTADS BRING BEST RESULTS of it we feel that we are fol lowing the golden rule As those kind of friends are lasting Exclusive) Apparel or Jadies116 North Tiird Street Lafayette Ind An Unique eature 75c 75c 75c 75c 75c 75c 65c 50c 50c 50c 50c CLARK LORAL COMPANY 527 Main' St Shafor Americanism officer Ralf Paddock child welfare offi cer William Lockwood service officer Ray Kern athletic officer Martin historian Dr A Van Kirk sergeant at arms Clair Hedgcock chaplain Chester Rob ison three members of executive committee orrest Paul Kern and William Lockwood The will close Thursday night July 1 and up to and including' that night other names will be accepted for the your garden $200 LOWERSHOP i Quality lowers Main at Seventh PhoneSOfiS THE WABASH VALLEY SANITARIUM Health Resorb with Baths and Special Treatments Care for the aged and Infirm on month ly or life plan INSIST ON GINGRICH Pasteurized Dai Aicts 'PHONE 6425 Now that Purdue has closed we can assure you of Quicker Service for Sunday Dinners Tender ried Spring Chicken Roast Chicken Swiss Steak Meat Loaf Served With Garden resh Vegetables Cool Salads and Delicious Home Made Pies Ed Priest 1413 SALEM ST PHONE 4329 Hot winds sun baked grass dry shingles bonfires and 'lightning all add to fire dangers in summer Open windows and family vacations may give thieves their chance to rob your home take chances of losing valll able papers Rent a safe deposit box NOW for a few cents a month 1 HERBERT MURPHY OUR CLIENTS MAKE THE SELECTION No attempt is ever made 'tn this establishment to in the slightest degree influ ence the selection of casket lor funeral service We haver 'always made it 'a policy to Invite free choice influ enced onlykby the desires tand 'the amount which they wish to spend There is a service and a casket in every Conceivable price range but no matterwhat the selection may be the same sympathetic per sonal attention Is given in DIAL 4352 Expert Service Prompt Pickup and Delivery Reliable Cleaners 76 MAIN 8T Murphy uneral Home 525 North Sixth St PHONE 7873 llM gDtRALRESIYl ILL YOUR COOKIE JAR Stoker Coal dE ft A Glendora tPD BashCoal Co Indiana Glendora fleam Church Election At the third quartely meeting of jthe Battle Ground and Liberty Chapel churches the following of ficers wereelected for the com ing year: at Liberty Chapel Roy May Ray Henry Hart man Lawrence Vancamp and Lee Stewart or Battle Ben Holloway Guy Stinebaugh and Mrs Emma Clark Parsonage trustees for Liberty Ben Hartman add' Simon1 Utley for Battle Mcs j5Volf and Howard' Eweing Delegates to the annual conference Mrs Clara RiderandOHie: Brown LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER rural revival I Haskins Honored' Albert Burkhardt ill Nlatb North of Malo 8 Phone 84 COLLEGE INN CAETERIA Southeast Corner of Campus State at Grant Streets 1 Dream ships yield no profit a 1 ships must be made of sterner stuff because they must and do bear rich treasure Enter Lafayette Business College Monday Phonfel 4033 Better Coals Please' Cafe 41O 4H EItltT STREET Announcement! I The Oil Matic oil burner franchise which we held past 14 years has been taken from us because of our ob jection to high pressure sales system Having in the Plumbing and Heating business in this city for the past 23 years we feel we are familiar with heating problems if they be eoal ell or gas fired Now when there are several A'No 1 oil burners on the market we have Selected one that win meet every qualifi cation of' the best and shall carry our usual guarantee Regardless of this OiLO Matio franchise we ahall atiU sell install and service oil burners and do handle a grade of the best fuel oil obtainable A SANDBERG 1 PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEER 920 Main St Lafayette Indiana Phone 3900 IAAYETTE NATIONAL BANK COLUMBIA AT OURTH MARY ANN 'shoppe AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES 1008 South Eleventh St Lafayette Ind OUR BIRD HOTEL I Birds boarded at I reasonable rates I Two beautiful green Parrakeets and cage only $55 for the cpm I plete outfit Paul Schilling Bird Shop II 1414 Columbia St Phone '5395 1 INTEREST RATES IMmettefaetten with Intermit Kntes on Many Ht Induced Many Investor to Buy ANNUITIES A Larger OCOME Guamji teed as Ixn as You IJve by the Equitable Life Assurer of No Medical Examination Required lorence A Bass LIE INSDRANCK AND ANNUITIES You ind a Defect in Our Hat Cleaning! actory cleaning and blocking methods plus expert' workmanship and prompt service on and felts straws and panamas Central Hat Cleaning and Staining Parlor 422 MAIN STREET A Complete inancial Service Th Welfare inance Service cevera cvmt' family and individual need Not only do we advnaaa nun ty for the ordinary every day needs snch aa the censoUdatton of year neoonnte the financing of antoe pur rhaslnr furniture or any family neeesritiee but we also provide money for any unexpected or emereency expense which comes to every person nt one time or another such as medical or dental care hospital bill rnnemt exnen nn rmrewi trip etc Ubenever you have money EASY VaYMENTS Interest vimrxcrl nlv or Actual Time lone Is Vsed ALL Bl MNKSS CONIDENTIAL i Welfare inance Corporation i ''f I elating Burial was iiv the church rankfort Lesion ost Officers for cremetBmTHs announced Next Year Nominated by Committee Election Set for July 8 WithjUoyd Wilson Put orward for Au Mother Dies'of Pneumonia 24 Hours After Patty of near Beard i are 6 1 TTH I a 1 8" TTaI Ao Giving Birth to Chua unuaren exercises Ma aw muisu 1 500 Nocth Gentry street are the at Baptist VnUrcn I parents of a daughter bornThurs Rw TTTfTTTTR Phonel427 day at the CUnton county hos i IvAls 7 RANKORT June 19 The nominating committee of Walter mother DIES Cohee post No 12 American Legion has presented the following ticket Mrg Lee Horlacher of 751Glen for the election to be hdd Thursday July 8: dale drive has been advised of Commander Lloyd Wilson vice commanders Pierce TCoapstickL mother Mrs arid Don Hackett adjutant Ralph Claudy finance officer James Roaelia smHh at her home in 1 Pomona Calif1 after an illness ticket New officers Will in I with pneumonia' Mr 'Smith pre stalled July 15 I ceded her in death 20 'months ago The nominating committee was I She ist survived by three chil composed of rank Thompson I dren Charles Smith of Holly chairman Dr A Van Kirk 1 1 wood Calif Mrs Guy Way of (Art) Strange and Carl I Pomona and 1 the daughter living Chittick In this' city Mrs Horlacher GIVEN INES The Misses Martha inney Anna Raymond Slade rankfort ap 1 Jones and Evelyn Bond all teach peared riday before Mayor Dan I ers in' the rankfort public schools Power in city police court charged and Miss Dorothy Campbell of with assault and battery He en 1 Anderson former physical direc tered a plea of1 guilty and was I tor in the local schools have left fined $1 and costs The affidavit I for 'Bloomington to enroll in the was signed by Jason Cook who I university for an eight charged that Slade beat him I course in summer school reeman rankfort I SCHOOL CLOSES with public intoxication The daily vacation Bible school pleaded guilty before Mayor Power I of the irst church closed ridayand was fined $1 and riday morning with appropriate costs I exercises A Biblical pageant ALTIC UNERAL I Child in the Midst" by Mattie i uneral services for Mrs May Shannon was presented by the Elizabeth Altic widow of Jo of the seph Altic were held this after urch reve 11 thJ Reev Mrs iRichds) Heie? with the Rev Ora McDaniel offi 1 AiuA A At Az VXw MA w4 3:35 pm riday at the hospital here of pneumonia 24 hours after she had given birth to a daughter She rallied enough after the birth to name the baby Arlene Richards' Mr Heier a Nickel Plate shope employe and wife moved here last' September from Tipton Sur viving are the husband the baby her parents Mr and Mrs Marble Richards of Tipton two brothers and three sisters The body was removed to the Young funeral home Tipton I OANS II THROWN ROM HORSE i Marshall Hargis Wheeler res On Autov urniture Livestock and Implements taurant manager here suffered a a wt rl re nna1 eg TATYH 1 auto iuvru ouvsMsavTaM az I broken collar bone LEAVELL BATES I 302 Schults Bldg Reduced Costs Phone5280 I grounds Thursday I bolted and one of caught in a stirrup I Stepping in front? of the auto of I Raymond Emery 550 West Walnut street on West Clinton street I James (Harland 261 West Sulli I van street was badly cut on the I head and suffered body bruises I riday evening at 8:30 BAPTIST SERVICES I Sunday services at the irst Bap I tist church are announced by Rev Wallace pastor as follows: I 9:30 church school 10:30 worship I sermon by pastor 6:30 YrP 7:30 "Children's exercises I The program will fea I ture a pageant Game of I with parts by the following: I Beverly Wainscott Robert Snider I Barbara Billiard Laverne Ottin I ger George New Marybelle Kirby I Ethel Mann Mary Gailey Helen I McCoy lorence Gailey Jacque I line Merriman Magdaline Knipp I Junior i Strathas Jackie Billiard I Margaret Miller Norma Lee Kipp I Virginia Williams Roberta Sheets Bonnie Jean McKinsey Phyllis Ann Wattlesi Anrietta Seidel Bon nie Jo Wainscott Wayne Edwin Wainscott Glennis New Mabel Allie Max Bolt Leon Bolt Max I ine Ottinger Joan Stinson Bar hara Emerv Peggy Harshman "1 1 Peggy (Wainscott Kathleen Snider Daisy Gailey Norma Reppert I Wainscott Doris isher Thelma Galley ana gouis ts nipp The program will also include readings and music The church schedule for the I week includes a mid week praise I I and prayer service Wednesday at I 7:30 A fellowship meeting I I for new members will be held at 1 1 the church Tuesday evening Have Your Sunday Dinner at the Nu China Cafe 409 Columbia St Lafayette AMERICAN MENU ROM 11 A liicketi (iutnlMi or Tomato Choice of: Jumbo rog Legs Tartar Sauce Lamb Chops With Asparagus Bone or Sirloin Steak Drawn Butter Veal Chops With Mushroom Sauce White ish Hotel Style ried Chicken (half) a la Maryland Koast Turkey Cranberry ried ried ried Deep Sea Scallops Tartar Sauce Pork Chops Plain Kolln and Butter Permanent Wave Sale! To acquaint hun dreds of new 6U8 tomers with our wonderful value we offer you an OIL PERMANENT including hair trim and et for only MERLE GREGORY BEAUTY SHOP Over Neamode Hosiery Nhop Nh Annointftirnt heeded NORTH THIRD STREET priest: of Lafayette Chapter No 3 Royal Arch i'Masons met riday evening at Lincoln lodge a farewell dinner (0 Prof George Haskins higH priest who is leaving Purdue university soon Prof Haskins has taken a position with the Glen 'Martin company in Baltimore the firm being man ufacturers of the China Clipper planes After dinner Glenn Smith past high priest of the grand chapter of Indiana made a short xxrxr WMenwrrcdiw talk and in oenaiif ox uaiayeixe REl RASMUSSEN chapter presented Prof Haskins Evangeiist Uster Rasmussen a past Wgh jewel? and wife of Momence HL will I Eminent Grand Commander conduct a two weeks revival cam pra made short talk as paign at the Pine Grove Methodist WJ who Succeeds Prof church ginningMonday June Haskiri as high Wiest of the 21 Services will be held each evening at 7:30 And Rev petayette chapter E' Watson pastor invites the 4 i i public Both Rev and Mrs Ras I I mussen are talented musicians rj Vze jUllOldl 01110 also' 1 i i Awards Are Made County scholarships have been awarded by Indiana university to 200 Indiana students providing that contingent fees for one year be remitted Those from this sec tion of the state follow: Benton County Mary Louise Knowing this we en deavbr foi guide each' patron so that thecosts wiU nobbe burdensome VHI BOLieriS ARSUKClATr THE WHOLE AMILY WILL ENJOY OUR IV LEMON SCOTCH 7 DATE 7 7 SUGAR AND MANY OTHER VARIETIES iO LARGE HAND MADE COOKIES OERED DAILY BY QUALITY BAKERS 40c Special Sunday Dinner June 20 Ill Our Continuous eatures: Raspberry Ice Two 3 One CocktaU III Riced Chicken Cream of Tomato or reeh eretable boup II' Prime Rib Roast of Beef au Ju III SRK Vtcr Baked Cured Ham Npiced rears III AIR PRICE Koest Ler and Loin of Lamb lorida Minted Pineapple III Roast Round of Veal Celery and Apple Dreseinr III ST Qnn Parsley Viashed Potatoes with Pimento Cream bauce Home Made Noodles III SCnRHI tSOO DlUggiSls Aspnrarus with Err Sauce Maehed Sweet Potatoee with Vlarsh III uth and HOWELL STS mallow Nut TojnJnr Scalloped Plant 8rared New Beets Pr AeUvere Phone A na1 XAittnat TnmfitA Mlad with JtfB3ouuUto 111 Ufiivery Rhubarb and Strawberry Cream or Combination ruit Ice Hot Pocketbook Rolls Butter Coffee Tea Milk Choc MUk Ice Tea Roast Young Tom Pecan Stuffing Cranberry Jelly 60c 14 riad nhlolran dream Gravy'' 65c Baked Chicken Home Made Noodles Giblet 50c Sizzling Steak 45c 60c 65c' GALAXY Bi MARY BOWEN The intensely human story of a Benton County Mary Louise loye that affected nations is vivid 1 Simmons Oxford Eunice Runner ly told in the screen attraction! oxford Robert Bickett alternate opening Sunday at the Carroll Vada Kinzie lora Mars with Clark Gable and Myrna Helen Ritchey Kokomo Lewis Loy in the starring roles The Mullin Delphi alternate Marjorie story closely follows the spectacu ROach Delphi alternate lar career of Charles Stewart Par Clinton John Raber Colfax nell who found a great love more I Harold Stewart rankfort Thelma powerful than a great cause Gable ward Sheridan alternate is cast as the fiery Irish leader I ountain Iona Hershberger and Miss Loy as Katie Gtorge Newlin Attica The supporting cast one of the Alberta Thomas Hillsboro alter best including Edna May Oliver nate I Billie Burke Alan Marshall Ed Ernest Beaver Rensse mund Gwenn and Donald Meek haer Lucilla Hall Rensselaer The story describes the historical I Montgomery Robert Ashby La rise of Parnell who was th onlyjdoga Rachel Norman Crawfords man ever to unite the 86 members I vjie Irma Lee Ladoga alter of the Irish party in a struggle nate Emily Delano Darlington for home rule His love for a alternate married woman the scandal which I Newton Ethel Hall Brook Dor results when her estranged hus othy Redden Morocco au 1 band divorces her and the col Reed' Brook alternate lapse of political career Pulaski Gilbert Barker Wina are followed with all of their dra maC James Dilts Winamac Mary matic qualities A delightful I jane Maxwell 'Medaryville alter comedy Good As I nate" comes to the Luna screen Sunday I Tippecanoe Matele Davidson John Boles does a satisfying piece Lafayette Helen 'Gingrich Lafay of work as a successful architect ette Wayne Griffin Lafayette al harassed by the demands of gold ternate digging girls and income tax col I Sylvia Judy West Lab lectors So what he does is pro anon Violet Long Attica pose marriage to his secretary I White County John Vanatta played by Doris Nolan and she I ttt Brookston Charles Martin takes him up on it because she Wolcott Elizabeth Rice Monti happens to be in love with him I cello alternate The complications arising from the I situation make the picture the howling success that it is A word I must be said about the beauty I wJLuJLJ vXVJXuLZ OfHthe Pido Tata Htahert priere pd for Warded ration Walter Pidgeon Tala Br(fcen JewehT wtchre Birell Alan Mowbray Estherll Etc Any Amount Bis Ralston and Katherine Alexander 1 1 Between Cincinnati and are included in the cast 1 KUmbeth st Phono seosr proves to every 1 1 satisfaction that sophistica I tion and slapstick comedy can be I blended and made gobd entertain 1 1 pi nrriip ment It is the story of an astrol I rfO 1 1 ILLz JtxkJolLO oger who breaks up nappy nomes so that his detective bureau might I Ready to plant in flourish Leo Carillo in the role I 70c each of the astrologer has ample op I 3 for rlionlntt hi Hlfl IaaI I I 1 ability and to again prove that II Wabash Valley Nurseries ne ts one ox me screens uuuivi and smoothest performers Lynne I Overman and Spring Byington are I cast as husband and wife and Benny Baker as the vaudevillan turned detective Mary Carlisle and" John Patterson carry the chief lovo' interest The double fea ture at the Luna starting Thurs day the Red I and The color ful epic the Red is based on the unforgettable story I by Stanley Weyman and stars Conrad Veidt and Annabelle with Raymond Massey Romney Brent Sophie Stewart and Lawrence Grant in the supporting cast In the I other attraction Jane Withers I takes a day off and shows the I neighbors how to put the in holiday In ah attempt to be come the female Charlie Chan I the skirted Sherlock Holmes Jane I interferes with a publicity stunt I in which movie' star Sally Blane disappears only to get into gen 1 uine trouble when real kidnapers I step into the picture Robert Kent' I Miss Blane and Joan Davis sup 1 port the would be detective I Hospital News Mrs Walter McCloud 1329 Bur roughs street' is a surgical patient I at St Elizabeth hospital Gloria and Lois Baer West Point under went tonsil' operations Saturday I Dismissals: James Redinbo 1823 Vinton street James Ryves 1213 North Sixteenth street Joseph Miller Brookston Mrs Richard Knott 512 South irst street Mrs Orville Stichter and daughter 1520 North Eighteenth street Miss Henrietta Armstrong 143 South Grant street and Mrs Carl Pear son Caldwell apartments Myron Miller Brookston Mrs John Heimlich Reynolds and Beverley Dalton 1908 Stillwell street are patients at me Home hospital Dismissals: A More house 405 State street Mrs Ray Howard' Remington route Mrx Joseph Atkinson Oxford Mrs Katherine Bryan of this city is a patient at the Methodist hospital Indianapolis When she has recovered she will go to the home of her son at 702 North Grant street Indianapolis Miss Constance Davis 1021 North Tenth street who broke a leg in Chicago was removed Saturday to St Elizabeth hospital sG rench 'rieil Potatoes Green Pea ro it Sld 2 CLL4 nnma Maria Pl ice (renint Coffee' Tea Iced Tea or Milk CHINESE MENU: Chicken Gumbo nr Tomato Juice Ex oo Yount Choice of: Plain Chow Tomato Chop Suey 65c resh Shrimp Chop Suey With Green 65c Spanish Chop Suey 65c Chicken Chow Mein a la Nu 85c Veal Chop Suey With Pineapple 85c Chicken Chop Suey With Green Pepper 85c Special Subgum Chow Mein 85c Klee Pocketbook Moll and Batter Tea Iced Tea Coffee or MUk fee Cream Sherbet or Almond Cookie I Jn Addition to the Special Sunday Dinner We Alo Serve All the American and Chineee Short Orders in Our Menu from 11 A Iw Io I JjL jfLJ fl 9 I Em Ljja av THgtr vr I 1 VW 1 1' i 1 I1 1 I I i 1 1: 1 i 1 SPECIAL I OR SALE: 5 Room rame Semi Modern 1 pecanoe St Reasonable Down Payment and Contract $100 value for 59c I fOr Balance Stores Star City Building and Loan Association 115 ourth SL with Lafayette Loan and Trust Co Phone 5048 A SAE DEPOSIT BOX NOW.

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