The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1952 — Page 2

r ,'.0 . Ij.il l>A\S munt of the town. It eauged many law suit> anil real loss to the contia It was finally taken rhar."of b;.’ It f Donnohue, who ran it fo> many yeani with threat suceess, anil it was a great uilvatitaift* to the pomnninity " IN MKMOKV In loving memory of Karl H 1 'iazier. who p-issed away. Ian. HO. 1050 'they say time heals all sorrow Ami helps us to forget nut time mi far has only proveil how much we mrsa you

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SPUDNUTS Open Saturday Until Midnight, Sunday 4 to 10 P. M. rilO.NK 889-R H04 South (oilier

CHATEAU Sunday, Thru Wednesday

It s Blackwood For Bridge By Easle’ Flackwood So expertly was hand bid, Dab knew it was laydown. "I want to review the bidding aid Mr. Muzzy, dazedly. There had been so many suits bid and rebut that he didn't knov whether it was his lead or not. South dealer Both sides vulnerable North (Mr. Master*) S- A Q 5 4

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going through that again.” remarked Mr. Dale. Yon can lead your hat against this contract." Yes. this hand was bid so expertly and *o scientifically that Mi Dale knew he could win 13 tricks against any defense barring the remote chance that the opening lead might be ruffed by Mrs. Keen. Let's go through the auction, not to establish whose opening lead it was. but to analyze the meanings of the various bids. Where’s The Queen* There isn't much to say about the first two bids, which established spades as the agreed trump suit. For his second bid. Mi Dale thought of birtflmg four no trump, but he realized that he might gel more information on this particular hand if he used other methods. Hs might find out not only how many aces hi* partner had but even whether his partnerhad the Important queen of spades. The four club bid showed first round control of that suit. Mr Masters' next bid showed first round control of diamonds. The four heart bid was also a cue bid. showed first round control and asked "Anything more of interest to tell me?” The Big (•un Mr. Masters' five club bid showed second round control there. The hand was shaping up nicely and it was now time for the big gun. Tiie five no trump bid said, "Holding any two of the three top honors in the agreed suit, bid a grand slain. Otherwise, bid six in the agieed suit Mr. Masters obeyed this order and bid seven ap.ider. Mr. Dale could count for certain five spades, five hearts, two clubs and a diamond Or, if Mr. Mas lers bad a singleton club instead of the king, then a club and a club ruff. TKIf'K TALKS SMIVYKD MUNSAN, Jan. 1ft iINS>Conimunisl truce negotiators' i barged today that foul allied Jet planes strafed a Red delegation highway convoy In violation of an agreement with allied represcnatlve* at the Korea armistice conference. The Communists asserted that the convoy plainly marked in accord with an agreement between the allies and the Reds was nltacked yesterday afternoon between Kaesong and Pyongyang, the enemy capital. This was the third Red accusation of the week involving allied planes. ALUKH LOME PLANES EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Kona. Jan. 10 — (INS l Allied infantry raiding parties lashed out at Communist positions on the west Korea front today in new attacks designed to keep the enemy off bal-

ance.

The temperature dropped to three degrees below zero along the 145-mile front as UN footsoldiers went into action. In the air war, Fifth Air Force headquarters repotted that 11) allied planes were lost in the Week ending Friday. In the same period allied pilots shot down three Russian-made MIG jets and damaged seven. Mr and Mrs. Isaac Skelton and daughter. Alice. Mr*. Thomas Goidsberry and Linda Riggs were among those who attended !lw Wabash Valley Preliminary Spencer, Friday night

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TODAY'S BIBLE THOI C.H'I Paul had to seek the Justice of i heathen ruler to escape the ruelty of his own people. Ever, n modern times it is said to be mpossibie to attain justice in ower courts. People are ruled iy passion rather than by jusice, even to this day 1 appeal nto Caesar. Acts 25:11.

Personal And Local News BRIEFS

David 4<intler of Louisville is spending the week-end with David Jones. Rex Hathaway, Greencastle R. t. entered the Putnam County hospital Friday evening, for observation. Miss Bonita J. Williams of Putnamville flew to New York, January 16 for an extended visit with friends. Major and Mrs. Frank Kintler of Louisville are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Cleve Thomas. Majoi Kintler is leaving the 1st of the month for Japan. Mrs. Dale Williams of Cleveland. O., arrived today to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ever“tt Elmore at 215 Bloomington street. Mrs. Williams was tinformer Miss Doris Elmore. Walter Wayne Williams of Cleveland, Ohio visited friends in Greencastle on Saturday. Mr. Williams is also visiting his mother. Mrs. Lilly Williams in Raccoon, who recently suffered a fall in her home. Mr and Mrs. Williams were former residents of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs Keith H Lyon and children. Robbie and Anna Frances, left this morning for Chicago, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Lyon's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A R Hayes. Mr. Lyon will return over the week end. while Mrs. Lyon and children will remain ih Chicago for a week. TV-TONIGHT

Alspaugh-Brown Wedding Friday Announcement hai-: been made by Galiaid Brown of the inarri.ige of his daughter. Mary Louise to Maynard Alspaugh. The double ring ceremony was read in the Christian church parsonage, with Rev. Ralph Saunders officiating in the pre,..n<of tile immediate families. Attending the couple were Mi and Mrs. Frank CancUla, sister and brother-in-law of the bride. The bride wore a navy blue and grey crepe dress with navy and grey accesHOi .es and a corsage of red roses centered with white camellia. The brides' attendant wore a grey two piece dress with navy accessories Her corsage was of red camellia. The bridegroom is employed at the Lone Star Cement Corp. and the bride is employed by the Public Service Company in the Plainfield Office. After a short wedding trip the newly married couple will be home to their friends at 212 &. College Avc. • ('uiineil uf ( lulls To Meet Monday Tiie Greencastle Council of duhs will meet Monday evening at 7:30 in Keystone chapel of Gubin Memorial church. Dean L. A Riggs will be the speaker. ( lull Forty Eiglil Meets Wednesday Club Forty Eight will meet with Mrs. Freda-Parker on Wednesday. Jan. 30. Note change

of place.

Mrs. fame Hostess To IBuinhridge Club Mis. O. B. Lane was hostess to the Bainbridge Study club on Thursday afternoon. Jan. 17th. Eighteen members responded to roll call by giving their assigned topic. Mrs. Davison was a giiest of the club. The program for the afternoon was given by Mrs. Glen Michael who reviewed "The Hinge of Fate" by Winston Churchill. An interesting discussion followed. % The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ren Solomon. Washington Twp. I*. T. A. In Regular Meeting The regular meeting of the Washington Twp. P. T. A. was held in the gym. Jan 8. with a good attendance. Order was called by all giving the pledge to the flag, led by Mr. Mann. The band under the directing, of Mrs. Sutherlin entertained with several numbers. All Joined in group singing of several old time songs.

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CU B CALENDAR MuniLy Greencastle Council of Club 7:30 Keystone chapel, Gobin church. Wednesday P. E O 5:45 dinner at Uhion building, meeting at Mrs. Crandalls. Twentieth Century club 2:30 Mias Carrie Pieroe Tl.iirsdiey Indorsers of Photoplay Mrs. Ferd Lucas. Friday Needlecraft club luncheon -1 p. m. Paiilama Tea Room. TO KELL INS* KANCE BLOOMINGTON. Jan 1ft (INS)—Clyde B. Smith still thinks football "is the greatest game of them all”- but the former Indiana University head football coach ir leaving the sport «to become an insurance company executive. A long-awaited announcement came today when Smith ended two months of speculation over his future after he suddenly resigned in the middle of the 1951 football season with a blast

James Wright, county auditor and a satisfied ^'.'.p^sentod b? Guv Williamson, right The S X e now 'dels

at the win-or-else pressure applied to collegiate athletics. MASONIC NOTICE Western Indiana Royal Arch Associations will meet in Brazil Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. Work in M E. M Degree.

COURTESY WRIGHT ELEC. Saturday

The president then introduced the speaker of the evening. Rev. dames Conlin. a former minister

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Ohuckwagnn Tales

of the Croy Creek rtuiroh and

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now Superintendent of Park Co.

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Filbert Valley

schools. He used as his subject

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"Twisted Lives", and gave a

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very inspiring message which

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was enjoyed by all.