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WednMday, February 27,1974

Morton News

Trio Performs For Optimist Club

The Morton Trio sang at the Putnam Inn for the Optimist’s Club Valentine dinner, Tuesday, at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O’Hair visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Hair, Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dement and son, Ted, of Kenney, 111. visited Mr. and Mrs. Noal Nicholson on Saturday., Mrs. Lillie Stultz visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ona Sigler went to the Clinton Madison Friendly Club at the home of Mrs. Helen Martin, Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barker visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker, Sunday. Mrs. Bonnie Bryan and

new baby daughter came home from the hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earley Jackson returned home from a vacation in Florida. Mr. Wilbur Harbison has been a patient at the Putnam County Hospital for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Goad were Sunday dinner guests of

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clones, Tuesday night. Willard Clodfelter escaped serius injury Monday afternoon when his tractor overturned and pinned him underneath for some time. Memorial services were held for Sanford Romine at

New Club Meets

The newly formed Purdue Extension Homemakers Club at Heritage Lake met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Maude McClain. Mrs. Marge Weaver gave

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the lesson on “Priorities for Parents.” A discussion followed the lesson. The 14 members present voted to call the new club Heritage Heartland. Those attending the meeting were Judy Harris, Marilyn Choate, Marge Weaver, Louise Martin, Pat Games, Doris Heaven, Mary Hill, Maude McClain, Karen Bettis, Barbara Simon, Doris Stokes, Sandy Stokes, Marion Lambert, and Mrs. Pettit. Mrs. Betty Sendmeyer assisted the club with their second meeting. The club will meet next on March 18 in the home of Doris Stokes.

the Union Chapel Church Saturday afternoon. Burial was in the Union Chapel Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Albin, Chris and Troy, of Kendallville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin. Mrs. Art Thomas and Gary were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz.. There was a Home Interior Decorating Party at the home of Mrs. Ona Sigler, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Donna Jeffries called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker on Thusday. Mr. and Mrs. Earley Jackson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson on Friday night. Mrs. Naomi Bock is spending the week at the home of Mrs.nd Mrs. Clark Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Wednesday night. Mrs. June Harbison is a patient in Putnam County Hospital where she underwent surgery recently. Her condition is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin

visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clodfelter Wednesday.

The youth of Union Chapel Church and Brick Chapel Church went to see Godspell at Clowes Hall Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lillie Stultz visited

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clodfelter and Myrna and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood attended a surprise birthday dinner for Ronnie Allgood at his home in Hillsboro on Sunday.

FincastleNews

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden have been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Piffer in the Oral Roberts University Village in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piffer in Hot Springs, Arkansas. On Saturday they visited the Will Rogers Memorial. Mrs. Maude Brothers spent the later part of the week with relatives in Indianapolis and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers to Muscatatuck to visit Bobby Brothers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shillings and sons and Mr. Paul Shillings and Mr. and and Mrs. Dennis Shillings and son were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

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Mrs. William Hancock. They visited Sunday with the Shillings. Mrs. Hazel Bales passed away at the Golden Rule Nursing Home near Danville on Feb. 12. She had lived most • of her life near Fincastle. Her husband, Lewis Bales, passed away in Oct. 1973. The Bible Class met with Mrs. Olive Baird Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter and family spent the weekend with Mrs. Clodfelter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Nelson, in Shipshewana. Mrs. Olive Baird and son, David, entertained with a family dinner, Sunday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baird, Doug and Sara, Mr. and Mrs. James Baird, M: and Mrs. Robert Baird, Mrs. Lucille Everman and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawler and son, Bill. Friends and relatives from Fincastle attended the burial services held in the Union Chapel Church on Sunday afternoon for Sanford Romine. The senior citizens attended a party sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi sorority in Roachdale on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dean, Rhonda and Mary Cavaness, were dinner guests of the Howard Dean family Sunday and helped Patty Dean and Rhonda celebrate their birthdays. Jeff Hunt and Terri Dean called in the afternoon.

Rebecca Sue Barker, the 4'/i month old daughter of Rod and Sue Barker, is today’s member of the Diaper Set. They live on Route 2 in Cloverdale. Marvin and Joan Clifford of Belle Union and Carl and Crystal Barker of Fillmore are her grandparents. Great-grandparents are Herman and Kathleen Day of Fillmore, Lawrence Clifford of Belle Union and Effie Brown of Greencastle.

Auxiliary Gives Valentine Party

The Clovordale World War I Auxiliary 1994 entertained the patients of the Donna Nursing Home with a Valentine Party on Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. There was a program of music, poems, valentines and refreshments, which were furnished by members of the auxiliary. The program was opened with the song “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” with Nina Gaston at the piano and Mildred Sandy as song leader. The patients were invited to join in the singing. A poem by Dorothy Rice followed. “Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet” was sung by the entire group and a poem, “I’m Not Growing Old.” was given by Elma Osterman. Mrs. Osterman closed the program

with another poem. Others helping to serve the patients were Faith Smiley, Belle Lashley, Eliza Shumaker and Mary Logan.

Russellville Brief

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans of near Russellville, Mrs. Rose Welch of Waveland and Don Evans of Bainbridge attended the wedding Feb. 16 of Miss Sandra Evans and Greg Jenkins in The Ben Davis Christian Church. Mrs. Jenkins is the daughter of Don Evans of Bainbridge and Mrs. John Scott of Danville and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans and Mrs. Rose Welch.

Delta Zeta Plans Province Day

Indiana members of Delta Zeta sorority will meet on the DePauw campus Saturday, March 2, for their annual Province Day. Alumnae from throughout the state will attend, together with collegiate members from Indiana University, Ball State University, Franklin College and the hostess chapter at DePauw.

trants will adjourn to the DePauw Union Building for the remainder of the program.

Registration and a coffee hour at the Delta Zeta house will open activities. Following the social hour, regis-

Mrs. Stephen Harvey of Westfield, N.J., National President of Delta Zeta, will ad ’ ess the group at 10:30 a.m. Appropriate to the overall theme of Province Day, Mrs. Harvey will speak on “The College Sorority in Today’s Changing Times.” The women attending will then separate into discussion groups. A luncheon will follow at

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Bridge

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South dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

NORTH

A K Q 3 * K Q 10 9 4

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WEST EAST A A J 9 A - 95 V 7 6 3 2 ♦ KQ 10 83 9974

♦ A 7 6 2 4 KJ 9 8 5 3

SOUTH

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The bidding:

South

14k 39 44k

West

Pass

North

2 V 34k

Opening lead

diamonds.

The most interesting hands to play are those where the outcome depends not so much on power as on skill. Consider this deal where West led the king of diamonds, taken with the ace. Declarer played a spade to the queen, on which East discarded the nine of

clubs.

Anxious to lead another trump to the king, but unwilling

Foresight

to play a heart to the ace for fear of subjecting himself to a heart ruff, South led a diamond

to the jack at trick three.

West took the queen and shifted to his singleton heart. South won with the ace and led a trump, but West rushed up with the ace, played a low club to the king, and ruffed East’s heart return to put declarer down one. The East-West defense was exceptionally good, but South would have made the hand had he exercised greater care to

forestall a heart ruff.

With East showing out of trumps at trick two, thus placing the contract in mild jeopardy, South should have taken firmer steps to guard against the danger of a ruff. He should have played a low club from dummy at trick three

king of in order to sever com-

munication in that suit between

East and West.

Had he done so, .he undoubtedly would have made the contract. No heart ruff could have ensued, and he would have scored ten easy tricks. The club play at trick three does not seem to make much sense, but to the declarer who always fears the worst and prepares for that eventuality, it is the only possible play.

East Pass Pass

12:30 at which time there will be a report of the 1973 Flame Fantasy luncheon. Delta Zeta’s project to raise money for the state philanthropy, aid to children with speech and hearing impairment. College members will entertain with music and awards will be made. A special table will be reserved for Golden Rose members, those women who became Delta Zetas prior to 1925. Putnam County alumnae in this group are Mrs. Glen Irwin, Mrs. Eugene Hutchins, and Mrs. Ashley Barnes, all of Roachdale, and Miss Mary Frances Cooper, Mrs. Claude M. Job, Mrs. Meda Long, Mrs. R. R. Neal and Mrs. Ralph West of Greencastle. Other members of the Greencastle Alumnae Chapter who have celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their initiation are Mrs. Cyrus Dryden and Miss Betty Perry of Stilesville. Decorations in the form of signs of the Zodiac will be arranged by alumnae chapters throughout the state. Invitations have been sent by the women in Lafayette and Terre Haute alumnae will provide name tags. Committee members from Greencastle responsible for Delta Zeta’s annual province meeting are: general chairman, Mrs. Marvin Swanson; program, Mrs. C. Andrew Cooper; reservations, Mrs. Robert Breese and Mrs. David Maars; exhibits, Mrs. Richard Reed and Mrs. James A. Mosebach; discussion groups, Miss Cynthia Shugert; hostesses, Mrs. John C. Wright and Mrs. Frank Jacobs; Golden Rose, Miss Mary Frances Cooper, Mrs. Claude M. Job and Mrs. Ralph West and publicity, Mrs. Dean Swalley r.nd Mrs. Arthur Shumaker.

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