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Tr.Z DAILY B. jX.JK, GREcHCASiLt, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY l 'i, 1952

FOOD CORNER

MY FAVOH1TI

iHE DAILY BANNER

and

HERALD CONSOLIDATED Kntered in the postoffiee nt Crreneuittle, Indiana an •*e<'<>iul rlass mail matter under act of

A SECRET ’T!l NOW Sa\s All s. Hi l hert Blin ker

SOCIETY

Birt-Kriknen

\ii|itiais De •. ‘J!l

Mrs. K. Von Steinen wishes to announce the marriage of her> daughter. Hope Eriksen. to Pvt.

Mareli 7, 1878. Subscription price j \ Bu t. son of Mr. au-l

Mrs Janies E. Bu t The couple was married in Roachdale on

December 21*1 h.

( Inld siinl.x (iroup #

Tn .Meet Tuesilav

The A A. U. VV .Child Study Group .'.ill meet with Mrs. Edward Galligan. number 2. Observatory Hill at it: 15 p. m. Tuesday Mrs. J. H. Todd will have charge ot the program on

"What your Tell You."

| It's Blackwood

For Bridge By Easley Blackwood

JO cents per week; $4.00 per teiw by mail In Putnam County: $5.00 to $10.40 per year outside

Putnam County.

Telephone 95, 74 or 114 8. K. Karlden, Publisher n-19 South Jackson Street

TOllAVN HIHI.E THOCGHT Humanity lias not emerged wholly from calf worship even dxlay. We worship popularity, fame, wealth, power. This ^ar. end only in mmal failure They have made them' a molten cal . and have worshipped it .and sacrificed thereunto. Exodus .!2 $.

Guild's Play Can I

Personal And Local News BHICF§

HomeKe. ( lull I'll Meet Ian. i'i The Tip Toppers Home Ec I'lub will meet Jan. 22. with Mrs. James Goodin. Members please notice change of date. ANNIVERSARY

vet v interested in her home and enjoys work* Ju wa kind enough to give us her favorite

SAUCE CAKE

i cup sugar

teaspoon almond extract I cups eake flour, sifted I 1 ., teaspoon baking powder

'i teaspoon soda.

Mrs. Blockei i ing with flowers,

recipe.

PINEAPPLE

’.j cup shortening

2 eggs Well beaten / *4 teaspoon vanilla extract >4 teaspoon salt f • 2 ,'i cup crushed pineapple

(Team shortening and sugar unlil light and fluffy, add eggs and flavorings Mix well, add ifli d flour, salt and baking powder alternately with pineapple mixed with baking soda. Pour into 2 greased and wax paper lined k inch layers Bake in a moderate oven i .150 i 25 minute Cool Top with whipped cream or frosl-

inr.

Mrs Dan S Cn d of *\iv< City Ky . who is spending the wint( i with hei son. M and Mi - Havdn A. Curd and family, has contributed this old Kentucky recipe which lias been in her family for several generation. J: i different and vve feel .sure you will like it. BUTTERMILK PIE cup butter 2 3 cup sugar I! egg yolks 1 tablespoons flour 1 z teaspoon salt Grated rind of one lemon I tablespoos lemon juice J cup-s buttermilk i egg whites 10 inch pie sla^l ('lean tin bull *i and add ugnr gradually i^eam together until nun V add i ‘ ; vidks Virte at a time and b’a'l well after eai h addilnm, add flour, lemon rind, and juice and mix well, add butter* iiiiik. Be a; egg white until till and fold into hutLermilk mixture. I’w nlo a baked pie .'-hell i not browned i, liake in moderate oven .'17.' degiei for 45 minutes It may seem a long cooking period for one pir shell, but it Works out well. Just don’t brown pastry shell during its first bakini Hi it ionics lain wilii cooking the filling.

CpI Ralph Arnold has returned home from Camp LeJeune. N. C.. where he has been stationed with the U. S. Marines. Judge John H. Allee was in Bini’.il yesterday where he pre- | sided as special judge in the | Clay county circuit court. Mrs. Lilly Wildman and granddaughter Betty Harris of Indianapolis spend the day Wednesday with Mrs. Etta Ikamlre. Mrs. Harry Godfrey has returned home from Roswell. New Mexico, after being called there by the illness of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Fob*- and family have moved to then ne v home on state mad t.'l. It was formerly the Thad Jones pm •-

11 t v.

George L. Rico, former count.' commissioner is reported rplile ill at his home east of Clover '.aii He suffered .i liglil stroke while driving nem his home tarly this week.

Birthdays Marsha Kay Twigg, today. Jan. 11.

Heie's another ease where four no trump bid is not aimed at asking for aces. Here is one which most of the textbooks don't tell you about But it is a part of the Blackwood convention another case where the four no trump bid is NOT asking for aees. South dealer Both sides vulnerable North (Miss Brash) S- 10 5

H- 8 D- A C- K West

( M i Abel) S- K J « H- A 7 6 5 D- 10 9 4 3 C- 9 2 . Smith (Mr

Q J 7 6 Q J 8 4

East

i Mr. Masters* S- 8 2 H-J 9 4 3 2 D- 8 2 C- A 10 7 3

Dale)

S- A Q 9 7 4 3 H- K W 10 D- K 5

C- e 5

The bidding:

EXTRA!

broken. Indiana State Police reported today. Capt. Jehu J Barton announced that eight members of the gang have been arrested and five other-;, including the man accused as ringleader, are sought. Barton said the alleged ringleadei Clyde Isenhour. 31. Indianapolis. ran the ring from the Sunnysi.le Sanitoriuin at the Indianapolis outskirts four inoiiilis last .summer, concealing his check-making activities

while edit ing *t he institution's newspaper. The ring operated in 22 Indicna town and 20 principal cities in 13 other states. Barton said They included Hamilton and Dayton. O.. Flint and Detroit. Mich . Owensboro and hw.xington, Ky.. St Paul and Minn 'polis. Minn.. Cedar Rapids. Dos Moines and Sioux City. la., Lincoln and Omana. Neb. Oklahoma and Tulsa. Okla , Nashville. Tenn . Springfield. 111., Milwaukee Wis . Wichita. Kan., and Salt Lake City, Utah.

ENROLL NOW For Ballroom, Teen-Agers and Adult Classes ( Ihkhcv start Januarx 15 - l*th. DORIS HINKLE SCHOOL OF DANCE

Studio PliMiir I HiO

IImiih* riitiinm\ill«‘ .H8H

MORE and MORE Greencastle housewives are insisting on quality foods for the health and enjoyment of their families - •

Fine Selection of BEEF AND PORK CUTS

TRY KO WE-BA COFFEE TODAY “THE CUP DELICIOUS” Quality Meat Market

Weekend guests of Mrs. Kate j K'ed of 109 West Walnut si i were Mr. and Mrs. Mentor Re d and daughter. Donna, of Indianapolis. Mis Mary Stiuell of In- I dianapolis was also a Sunday dinn i guest. Staff Sgt Harold L. Dunn hut thi.x morning for Sioux City, Iowa, aft^r visiting his mother, Mrs. Retha Dunn Sgt. Dunn has been stationed at Baer Fiehi, Fort Wayne. He is with the 122nd Air Wing. Everybody loves a baby hut don't make the mistake of neglecting father to give both the.] share of attention. I-ad Home Laundry Sk Cleaners do thwashing. it. KIM AMS (T.l It Capt. Joe Campbell of the De- | Pauw Aii Force R. O. T. C. unit [ was complimented hy the Kiwanis Club on the excellent manner in which he inducted Majoi Burt ice Snyder, assistant professor of air science and tactics with I he 1< () T C. at DePauW. Capt. Campbell mentioned that Kiwnnis has 3,200 clubs in the United States and Canada, and Which is evidence that the motto ■We Build ' has been implemented into action since, its founding

in> 1915.

"ELI. KNOWN CONTRACTOR RETIRES AT DANVILLE

Army Leases Fair Buildings INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 11. (UP) The Aimy's Finane > Center will be moved from St. Louis to the Indiana State Fai» grounds as soon as details of the lease tire settled, it was disclosed

today.

Fan board sechetaiy-manager Carl Tyner said the- Finance C’i liter voiild t ike over two 4-H buildings ''ns soon as negotiations are completed." get a third 4-H building next year and move into the radio-television building

afte: tlv Hoosier state fair next j tuu-U.-. <u fiv

August and September.

Agreement on the transfer was reached yesterday in meetings will Michael Kallelt . assistant to Undersecretary of Defense Auhihald Alexandei Kallette told the board the finance center must vacate- its offices in St. Louis aril find temporary spare until its new center at Fort

Ham on is completed.

Tyner said the two 4-H Buildings to be leased now would be available for exhibits next Aug-

years

South

West

North

East

i 1 s

Pass

2 D

Pass

2 S

Pass

3 C

Pass

3 N T

Pass

4 C

Pass 1

4 N T

All Pass

Whenever. in the early rounds of bidding, you bid any numbei of no trump that is one no trump, two no trump or three no trump you are showing the full high card values of yom

hand.

Later, if you bid four no trumn ove your patner's bid of four in any suit, that bid does not ask for aces. It merely indicates that you think four no tump is

the best final contract.

Let's put it another way. When youi partner opens the bidding with one of a suit, you don't know whether he lias about two and one half honor

and national anthem followed Roll call was the lesson most enjoyed in 1951 There were is members and six childen present Four guests were. Mrs. Thoinas Martin, Mrs. Everett Patterson, Mrs. O. R. Ader and Mrs. Irwin Wallace. Mrs. Arthur Eggers gave a very interesting lesson on the care and repair of eleetieal appliance Everyone learned how to keep appliances clean without water. Safety lesson was given by Mrs. Harry Martin. Then the secretary’s and teasurer's reports followed. Mrs. Maurice Bryan gave the Outlook for 195During the business meeting the president read the constitution of the county Home Demonstration club and discussed a tour and special interest hssooThe club prayer was recited in unison. Mrs. John Raymann gave two contests which were won b\ Mrs. Everett Patterson and Mrs Wilbur Inman. Mrs. Raymond Ader gave a demonstration on making flowers from cleaning tissues and each person made one. for herself in place of the door prize usually

given.

The meeting then adjourned to meet Feb. 13th with Mis. Mauriee Bryan. - card oi thanks We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our devoted husband and father. Aaron Combs. We also wish to thank Rev. C. Barr's hand for his comforting message the singers and organist and Whitaker Mortuary for tactful and understanding service. Wife and children.

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The Indiana Heart Foundation 1101 \\ 10th St., Indianapolis, Indiana. Gratefully receives and promptly acknowledge* Memorial Gifts. Sponsored By Greencastle Business and Professional Women’s Uluh This publicity provided by youi Greencastle Banks.

SAMIA GIVES WITH THE SHIMMY

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Breaded Tenderloin Roast Beef Fresh Sausage Scalloped Potatoes .Lima Ki'ano, Sauerkraut, Fresh Raspberry Pie, Good Cot fee. Joe’s Goodie Cafeteria

At EITEL S 3 Lovely Roses

n.lsoine hm $1.00

ill a handsome hud vase.

phonf: i>3(i

TV-TONIGHT

tl irks.

and one half honor j Sutlierlin. John Kessinger, Mar- | vin Douglas, Tommy Douglas.

12 KOI TH VINE ST.

PHONE 42

W. P. (Doc) Kigdon has tired ax a road building «pmtractor after having built many of the new roads in Hendicks County during the past 30 years. He has sold the business and equipment to Shumaker Brothers of Indianspolis. Mr. Ridgon became a cqntfactor for building roads ahd bridges when he wax 22 years old His first contracts were in Hancock County. Later he operated in Marion County In 1922 he contracted for his fiust road in Hendricks County. This was Die Aii-hart Road north of Brownsburg, and was a stone road. His next county contract was for the Kims Road near Pittsboro. In later years he did mainly blacktop contracting, and most of his work was in Hend-

ricks County.

Mr. and Mrs. Ridgon had lived in Shelby County. When he was awarded his first two contracts In this county, he and Mrs. Riddon roomed and boarded in Brownsburg. In 1925 they moved to Danville and have resided here contmously since that thruDanville Gazette.

His bid may be an absolute minimum oi it may bo just a queen short of an opening two

bid.

Tells Whole Story However, if he opens with one n- trump, there is no such • spread" of values. You can figure his high card values within very narrow limits. In fact, any bid of one. two or three no trump, either as an opening bid or os a response, tells the whole story of the bidder’s hand. With that information ot hand it is the partner of the no trump bidder who is In a position to gauge slam possibilities. In today's deal Ml Dale opened the bidding with one spade and rebid two spades over Miss Brash's two diamond response. Logieal Cull When Miss Brash now bid three clubs, he felt that his hand was slightly over a minimum and made the logieal call of three no trump. Still thinking about a slam, Miss Brash bid four clubs. After some thought. Mr. Dale bid four no trump, which ended the

auction.

Miss Brash properly figured this four no trump hid was not asking for aces. Mr. Dale had already shown that he was not interested in slam. In other words, when he bid three no trump he must have been satisfied to stay right there, because how did he know his three no trump bid would

and

Buddy

Kenneth Ames

Roberts.

4-H Dairy Calf Enrollment Beverly Jean Kircher, John R Zeine.r. Ella M. Nicholson. Bill A. Nicholson, Charles Nicholson, I j Carolyn Ames. Gordon Birt am. j Charles Yeager. 4-H Poultry Flock Enrollment! John R. Zemer. Sharon Sinclair, Dickie Earley. Marvin Evens, and Gordon Birt.

Best-known

home remedy to relieve distress Is

WICKS i W VapoRub

/IFE SAMIA gives with a bit of shimmy dance as husband Shepptrd ling watches on their arrival by air in New York from oversea* ( ihe's the Egyptian dancer the Texas oil heir became a Moslem to i aarry. He took the name Abdullah. (International Houndpfioto)

COURTESY

WRIGHT ELEC.

not be followed by three passes?

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Shopping Gutd

IN MEMORY

t: 15

Tea Time Tunes

Williamson In memory of om