The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 December 1951 — Page 2

TK" [)A!IY dANN’FR, GREFKCASTLE, IN'DfANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 195^.

SPORTS

By Jim Zeis

Basketball

♦ irooncasllr (41) Taylor McMahel Gould Brown Whitman Reeves I.inlon (53) Wright Piudhonine Henico Abiells Wilson Xount Hayworth

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Bess Downed By Darlington Five

Sainbridge 39; Fillmore, 31

Old Putnam .'minty rivals lashed on the Bainbridge floor Friday night with the Pointers ..'inning from Fillmore. 30 to 31. The eount was knotted at 1717 at the half. M. Ross with 12 points was the main rog for the Fast Putnam Cardinals while the entire rininbridge squad figured in (he winling drive.

THt DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOUDATED Fntered in the postofflee at Greenoastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under aet of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 20 rents per week; S4.00 per year by mail in Putnam ( minty: 85.00 to SI ft. 10 per year outside Potnnm t ininty. Telephone 95, 71 nr 114 s. \l. Rariden, Publisher l'7-l!l South Jackson Street

'•'illniore (.31) Newman, f H. Ross, f

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Officials: Porter gnd Smith. Score by quarters: Tiger Cubs 10 24 34 41 U u ton . 13 20 39 5? Free throws missed: Cubs 14 out of 27; laliton 4 out of 21.

'tainhridge (31 Harshbarger f | C. Bullerdiek f

| Miller e Adonis g

Zimmerman g | M. Bullerdiek f

Russellville found it hard sled- j MeOanghey f

ding at Darlington Friday even-i B Gan ,p Bainbridge, 10; Fill-

ing and the Bees lost to the host I n)0ri) ]g

team, 45 to 39. The score was, offic j a ] 8 Haughee and Jacks.

IVr.MMiul And local News BEtlCFS

Lynn Brown .is a patient in th" Methodist hospital at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cue are

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I Jess J. Beemer has received I word of the death of his brothe;, H R. Beemer. in Lafayette. H”

tied at 27-27 at halftime. Robinson was outstanding for the Bees in their defeat, registering 21 points in the lost cause. Darlington ( 15) F(i IT FTM Dunbar f 413 Leath f ....... 22 3 Mikesell c 4 12 Harshbarger g 3 0 0 Peebles g 4 3 0 Wiley f 2 0 1 Darrough f 0 0 0 Timmons g o o o Rem ley g 0 0 0 Russellville (39) FG T FTM B. Sheets f 010 Spencer f 0 ft 2 Clodfelter c 3 3 4 Robinson g 7 7 5 Marstellar g 0*22 D. Sheets f 0 0 0 B game Darlington, 28; Rus-

sellville, 13.

Officials: Winter and Darnell. Reelsville, 58; Van Buren, 47 Reelsville spurted in the last half to overtake and defeat Van Buren 58 to 47 Friday evening. The game was played at Reelsville and the Indians were behind at the half. 29-23. It was not tint.l the -w,mid half was well undenvay that th" Indians hit their

ft I pii -w,| away Friday morning fo 1 - 0 lowing an illness of about three

weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. James Wilde and family of Crawfordsville were dinner guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilde. James Wilde has just returned home from a year’s service in the

Aleutian Islands.

Mrs. John Fay III and children, John amf Nicci Lynn, left Friday evening for Pensacola, Florida, where they will join Mr. Fay who is stationed there with the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Fay and I children have spent the past Roachdale’s Hawks defeated New Winchester, 48 to 47, in a

Hawks Defeat New Winchester

thriller Friday night at New Winchester. Roachdalc came through with a great second half rally as the Hawks were behind at the rest intermission, 28 to 20. Delp with 2ft points was high scorer of the game.for the losers. Jones. Clark and Plunkett led the Roachdalc attack.

several months with Mrs. Fay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner, \V. Liberty street.

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We are enfident that your doctor Mould recommend that you send your washing to the LAUNDRY when you have a cold. Home Laundry * Cleaners. H ANNIVERSARY

Birthdays Mrs. K H. Snider, today, Dec

1 1st.

o ' Mrs. Alma Alexander, R. 2, 0 Greeneastle, today, Dee. 1st. 2 ' Jess Overshiner, 67 years to-

' day Dec. 1st.

and

The male of the common house

HONORS 1-11 VVJNNKRS Everett Fenner of Bainbridge, Mr and Mrs. Lois Zeiner of Killivoie; Mr and Mrs. Victor SuthcrlKi of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs Ray Evens, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitman, Mt ami Mrs. Claude Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Janies F. Strain and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ton of Greeneastle. Their sponsors and adult lead ot s who will attend are Mr. an Mrs. Roland Neier of Cnatesvlllc. Mi and Mr Thomas Hendricks

CHATEAU - Sunday Thru Wednesday

sparrow Is much more active in Mr. 'd Mr Eugene Akers an nest building than the female, j Mi and Mi Kenneth W. Harris. .... [and Mrs. Katharine Benner.

Directors and officers of the G 'ntral National Bank who wfl act as hosts for the occasion arDi and Mrs. D. W. Killinger. Dr. O. F Overstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Iv nneth E. West, Mr. and Mrs. 1! L Welis. Mr. ami Mrs. Ward I). Mayhall, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Is'tzler, Mr and Mrs. William McElroy, James R Pence ant

F. M Aker.

Arrangements for this recognition event have been in charge o.' Jaiiu. R. Pence, vice presi(Unt; Ward D. Mayhall, asst, vice pre-ident, and William AlcElroy, 1 ,;ni ri presenlative of the hank.

SPECIAL FOR

SUNDAY

Tl RKEY AND It \KED CHICKEN WITH OYVIT.K

DRESSING, AND FRIED CHICKEN

Pennsy Restaurant

ET CROSSROADS'

F SAVAGE WARFARE!

Vengeance-mad Navajo brav*s, demanding "a life for a lif#!" Valiant heroes in Blue, who’d rather die than surrender!

tf******' BRIAN GIG llifMiu,]M.» DONLEVY-YOONG

VIRGINIA ANDY

i GREY-DEVINE

ROBERT HUTTON

, *ra n r d oducin. TERRY GILKYSON

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■ T \\ SCANDAL SPREADS WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 (UP) A Congressional source usually well informed on the spreading government tax scandal said today another high official will resign or be fired shortly. The source declined to identify the man. except to say his rank compares with that of ousted assistant attorney general T. Lamar Caudle. Stuita Tit “Prattnts which our lov* for tho donor has rendered precious oro ever the most acceptable "

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Mu.if, sor.y. ballads nctually j i port of tornfn thrill action! .including that tup hit, *1 WISH I WUZ*

.... and time to shop for CHRISTMAS CARDS at Sam Hanna’s jj Book Store

It's Blackwood For Bridge By Easley Blackwood Another patron of Mr. Master.-; club is my friend, Mr. Pale. He is one of Mr. Mast "in’ favorite partners. Like a famous namesake of his Mr. Dale likes to win friends and influence people especially his partners. Never a word of criticism from Mr. Dulc, but always a willingm . to give credit. He says the system pays off. Mr. Dale is an old fox who traces his bridge career all the w y back to whist. He hasn't learned all the subtleties of modem contract bidding. But has learned to use all the psychological quirks of th^ other players to his advantage. And he dearly loves to get by with a swindle. None vulnerable South dealer. North (.Mr. Masters)

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SO CI F. T Y MARRIFD IN CHURCH FRIDAY

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Warner Bros, fhisint James Ognev PHYLLIS THAXTER

Come Fin the Cup,

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Of Bob Kissler

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The wedding of

Miss Joan

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Mrs. Bessie

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Torr. of 105 West Popular street,

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and Boh G. Rissler,

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hand, Mr. Dale was doing quite a bit of romancing. This was based mainly on Ids knowledge that the opponents were not too keen on the defense. West opened the five of hearts, dummy played the eight, and Mr. Dale killed East’s king with the Ace. He figured if East had the queen of spades either both club honors or a doubleton club including one honor, he could make his bid. But in view of West’s overeall the odds against this setup seemed to be prohibitive. He decided his best chance was to give the opponents an opportunity to go wrong and the time to do this was right now. So^at trick two Mr. Dale led the three of diamonds. What West would be smart enough to unblock by playing the king at this point ? J^ot this one, inyway. He played the five and Mr. Dale won with the ace in dummy and led a small club, finessing the jack. West won with the king and had his last hance to defeat the contract. He had to cash his king of diamond;. one high heart and exit with the deuce of clubs to prevent being end-played later for a lead away from his queen of spades. But Mr. Dale's early diamond had West buffaloed. He finally came out with the deuce >f spades, hoping his partner had the jark. So Mr. Dale won with the jack, crossed to the kind of spades and* took another c|i^> finesse. Ho won nine tricks four clubs, three spades and the wo- red aces. As Mr. Dale says, you somc--imes get the best results from -he worst bids. He plays the people as well as £he cards. MARIE ZAIfAKAKOS her trip home. (Sept. 24-25.) The six-year-old boy has been adopted by foster parents living in Illinois, but Mrs. Zaharakos loes not know their name or ad-

Iress.

Chris, the only name she mows for him. was so frtghten?d by his long trip alone amony Urangers that it took all oi Mario's adeptness in human tv '.atlons just to get him to cat Although she coaxed him in Greek, it was breakfast df the leeond day before he finally at, a doughnut. A representative of the American Hellenic Progressive Association came for Chris while Mrs. Zaharakos was getting through customs, and she dial not learn his destination. "I wish I knew. I'd like to send him a Christmas present."

Mr. and Mr-. Rub (,. Ri-sler

,{AYMONO MASSEY ■ JAMfS GLEASON • GIG YOUNG ■ o-.icrto •. GOIDON OOUGUS » ScfffR PUy by !v»n Go« and 0*n Pobcrt Mu * c, Playing Sunday Matinee and Night Monday Night Only Warner Bffos. pasmmy ridfi . lOUfim WHS • RANDOLPH SMNL WYMAN - Mil j ftOYbELRUTH ‘ - , With Woody Polka and News This is one grand musical that all will enjoy and . has Stars Galore.

Miss .loan I err Kriilc

Harvey officiating at the single

ring eel emony.

Attendants for the young couple were Mrs. Virginia Whitaker, of Dayton, Ohio, sister of the biid. , and William Ham

where the marriage vows were lirai-il was decorated with vases of pink chrysanthemums. Immediately following the wedding ceremony, the newlyweds left on a motor trip to Florida. On their return they will be at home on a farm near Reelsville. The bride is a graduate of Greenca tie high school, and is employed at the First Citizens Bank .t- Trust Company of Green; istle She is a member of the Tn Kappa sorority of Greencastle. The groom is a graduate of

mond of Terre Haute, close Reelsville high school and Pur-

friend of Uic groorrt. The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mayor Ralph I. Burris, of Washington, Indiana. The bride was attractive in a rosy beige suit with brown accessories, and carried a brown velvet purse on which was attached a spray-of three green cyphipedium orchids. Mrs. Whitaker wore a turquoise blue suit with navy accessories and carried pink sweetheart.n>; i navy blue velvet purse. The mothers corsages were hybrid orchids. The sanctuary of the church

due University. He is self-em-ployed and ;Iso Is night teacher of the GI farm training school in Greeneastle. On -I,t-town guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whitaker of Dayton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Austin A Tomey of Washington, Ind., Mrs. Wilma T. Howard of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whitaker and children of Dayton, Mr-. A. E. Byers and daughters, Shirley and Helen of Bedford, Ind , and Mayor and Mrs. Ralph 1 Burris of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond of Terre Haute.

MARRIcD IH CKURC# SERVICE THURSDAY

TRY ONE OF OUR CHICKEN DINNERS FOR $1.00 SUNDAY AT JOE’S CAFETERIA A variety ol fresh vegetables, tasty salads, home mnderakis, pies and rolls. For Sunday breakfast we will have hot biscuits anil (rnsh sausage. Hours tt:0ft A. M. To 3:00 P M.

At Eitel's

You’ll find a colorful growing jtlanfer Gift. t.leanihig Buis., and ( u|>|>rr folorfol l*oller> t'niqiie Animated Planters 1—Solid brass and cop);ci attractively planted will be a welcome gift by anyone, and you never have to worry about it losing its shine. A lovely planter for an end table Only SI.15 Other* from 81.45 to sf, 2 You will find in our wide selectiun of Heager, Lerner, Royal Copley and California pottery any i/c. shape or . color vase, planter, dr ash tray you desire. These beautifully designed pieces of pottery will enhance the beauty of any home. Voiir selection begins with ROYAL COPLHY from 7d< LKKNKK POTTER 1 from 1.45 IIAKGER POTTER 1 from l.l» CALIFORNIA POTT I KV from 8.V ROYAL HAEDEIi from 'M’i 3 -For n secret pal. a vciing friend, vou will find a friendly among the wide selection of figureil planters from 50; Plants ns low ns 30c including planting.

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Air. and

Eduard t

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All c Jones before her marring, in the Brick Chapel Methodist

li hi: .-day evening, was Miss Nancy Ann Bock.

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SPUDNUTS!

Open tonight till midnight Monday 4 p. m. to 10 p. m. Chocolate and Maple Phone orders 339-R Oftl South College Ave.

CLCR CALENDAR _ 4 Monday Monday Book Club 8 p m. Mrs. Howard Burkett. , Current Literature Group a A. U. W. 8 p. pi. Mrs. Paul Mahoney, S. Jackson St. road. Tuesday Active Tri Kappa 7:30 Union Building. Wednesday Alpha Chi Omega 7:30 Mrs. Rolland Butler. 438 Anderson St. Creseent Club—1 p m Mrs. Lois Arnold.

Art Needlework Chili To Meet Tuesday The Art Needlwork club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home ot Mrs. Jane Walsh, 210 E. Walnut. All members are urged to attend. There will be a 25 cents gift exchange

Monday Club To Meet With Mrs. Meott The Monday Club will meet at 2 p. m. Monday, Dec. 3, with Mrs. Roseoe Scott. There will he a gift Exchange. RUTH H DD CAUGHT PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 1 (UP) Trunk murderess Winnie Ruth Judd was locked up in her room at the Arizona hospital for the insane today, convinced that 'a friend Who inadvertently tipped police to her whereabouts had double-crossed me." The "Blonde Tiger Woman" was recaptured without a struggle last night as she walk ed along a Phoenix street just Itr blocks from the asylum from which she made good her fourth escape 24 hours earlier. The country's largest copper mines arp in Montana

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★ "I dressed his wounds, and ,God h< a ' e ‘* him,” was the modest statement of the great French physician, Pari. It wai he who first insisted on cleanliness and fresh air for hi' patients. These things now are accepted as the mini mum essentials for health, although in the i(0£e sixteenth century they were revoiutionary Me tea ^ ^ has traveled a long road since tfie days ot Pare- 0 eases have been eliminated, others drastically c« ^ Given full co-operation, physicians could era 1 (0 of the infectious diseases still rampant toda' 1 ‘ you to take advantage of the knowledge your p possesses. , Your prescriptions will be promptly a»J accuratt, COAN PHARMACY Putnam County’s Largest Drug Sierc QUALITY, ACCURACY, ^ sER