The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1952 — Page 2

~T-T r-My BANNER. GREENCAST'.’, INDIANA. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1952

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nftPi a tnire, and agreed to consider a UN proposal that Red Cross teams visiting prison camps aftet a truce comprise nationals of both sides

can force the UN command into major concessions on the very important issues still unsettled." MKKTINi; AT t.OISIN

Thursday, February V, 10 00 a.

Armistice supervision both m. at the Gobin Memorial church sides agreed that 10 teams shall 1 a very important meeting supervise the truce in the de- Marvin J. Biggs, manager of the militarized zone between the op- i Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperaposing armies, i, compromise .live and his assistants will he a

between the Red desire for only five teams and the UN proposal for 15 teams. It was these minor agreements wihch brought the UN command warning that "tha Communist see-saw of progress is just as much a part of their plan to wear down the UN as theii continual use of delay." “The recent minor compromises j on the part of the Communists are a step in the right direction." the broadcast said. "That direction very well could be toward peace. But at the same time it must be remembered that the real Communist willingness foi a fair peace never has been

shown.

“Thus the Reds apparent willingness to compromise details uiigtit merely be motivated by a mistaken hope that they

this meeting to present to you its annual report of the 19"i business. If you are a stockholder in your county Farm Bureau Cooperative you ate also a stockholder in the State Farm Bureau Coopeiative and Should attefld

this meeting.

Free lunch will he served ,C

THE LAIU bANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Filtered in the postoffiee lit t.rcem'nstlc, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of March 7, IX7X. Subscription price JO cents per week; $4.00 per year b.> mail in I’utnam County: S.VOO to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 05, 74 or 114 S. it. Kariden, Publisher Ti-lO South Jackson Street

The annual inerting of the tiobili lluilcli f ir* les members of the Putnam County To .Meet Thursday

Credit Association will be held in the Union Huilding at 6:50 tonight. There will be election of

directors.

Friends here have Received word of the death of Mrs. Louella McCurry, in Beaumont. Calif. I Mrs. McCurry was the widow of the late J. E. McCurry of thin city. The McCurrys resided on Elm street in this city. Theta Alumnae Chapter will hold a Founder's Day celebration

TOUAV’S BIBI K THOUGHT 5 he mechanical technique of cic.ition no mortal has fathomed. God did use the dust of the earth in a miraculous way. It is mor- 1 , important to know where we are

noon and door prizes will be giv- gojng . T(lt , Uin) b , ea thed into i n during the day. , pis nostrils the breath of life

' Gen. 2:7.

‘“"COLDS -- O Relieve misery direct -without "dosing."^ .rubon-VJCKS

IVrMMial and Local News

! at the Alpha chapter house, Thursday at 6:30. There will b ,ndessert and program followed by a short business meeting Members are reminded to brio t their Friendship Pennies. Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes of Fillmore have received word from their son, CpI. Dallas I. Grimes, that he has arrived safely in Okinawa. His address is CpI Dallas L. Grimes, U. S. 55111015. 65th Engr. Hvy: ShorCo.. APO 331, c o P M„ San Francisco, Calif. He has been in the service since Feb. 6. 1951.

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs.

The Circles of W.S.C.S. of Gobin Memorial church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock

as follows.

Circle One: Hostess. Mrs. V. Earle Wiseman; assistant, Mrs. Glenn Lyon; program, Mrs. Rus-

sell Compton.

Circle Two: Hostes/. James Pence; assistant. James Roberts; program, C. D. W. Hildebrand. Circle Three: Hostess, Edwin Snavely; assistant. Joseph Heston; program.

Ray Herbert.

Circle Four: Hostess. Mrs. L. R Eckardt: assistant. Mrs. Rex Thorlton; program. Mrs. Helm

Hawkins.

Circle Five: Hostess, Mrs. L. C. Conrad; assistant. Miss Ella Coffman; program. Mrs. A. C. North-

rop.

Circle Seven for ^Business and Professional Women, will meet at 7:30. Hostess, Miss Margaret CuiM; assistant. Miss Patricia Kyle: program, Mrs. C. D. W. Hildebrand.

UTEL'S ( TT FLOWER BOUQUETS From $1.00 Greenhouse — Fresh. PHONE 636

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37 36 34 33 31 26 23 21

EITEL’S

For Baby Novelties as low as 50c A complete selection of useful Gifts.

XMV w SPECIALS ON SALE THURSDAY

SIIKEKMOIDE HONE, N V LON. 15 Henier and 30 Heiilei, slighlG imperfect. Dnlliii l)a\ S1.0C ALL NYLON BRIEFS, PANTIES, small Medium large iu white, black, pink and blue, special 51.00

ALL NYLON IIAI.I SLIP. HKAY5 HK.MKK NYLON. LACK TRIMMKO. small. Medium anil Large, White, only Hollar l>a.\

special —

$3.00

BOYS AM) GIRLS COKIH MOV BOXKR 1,01 N(.H n. s».50

values, all colors — \

$1.49 KIKFS, P t

$1.50 Pair

uul black I $1.98

$I.M5 NYLON KAYSKR BRIKFS, PANTIES, while only. Dollar Day Special— — -

St IT SLIPS, While tops and hlack bottoms, sizes 31 to I* 1

values on sale —

spKITAL LOT LADIKS IILOI SKS, Dollar Day — Vi Price i

SI'Et I \I. LOT t IIII.DRLNn DIIKSSKS I.INI.II \Ms

Vt Price : COATS, M 11.4 Vi Price

UHILDKKNS WINTKR COATS, WHAT UK II\\I I.KFT,

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Jim Zachritz, of Cincinnati, Ohio has been the house guest of Bob Neal for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soobee of Putnamville and Mr and Mrs Estal See,bee left Sunday for two week vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hollowell are in Circleville. Ohio, where they will spend a few days with Dr. ami Mrs. Mark Huckereide and daughter. Pfc. Randall B Crawley spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crawley. Pfc. Crawley is stationed at Camp McCoy, Wis. John A .Cartwright. Ben Canron and Tom P Carney attended th meeting of the Hamilton County Council of the American Legion at Fisher. Ind . on Monday overling. The Keystone Bible Class w.ll meet with Mrs. E. F. Naylor, Thursday evening at 7:30. Mrs. Char les Hutcheson will be assistant hostess. Mrs. W. L. Hargrave will have the program. There will be a fellowship gathering. a pitch-in supper with special singing at the Union Val.1, y Baptist, church, north of Belle Union, on Saturday evening. ‘Feh 9th and 7 o'clock. Mi s. Grace Williams will be hostess for Thursday Reading club. Thursday. Feb 7. 1952. at 7 ;0 on South Indiana st. Mrs. Virginia Brann will have the program. A good attendance is

desired.

A subscriber to the Daily Banner lias sent us a clipping troni the Louisville Times of 50 y. us ago in which it recounts that eleven students at DePauw University were suspended for two weeks for attending a rlaiu e As the subscriber says; "Times have changed". Mi Vera Marie Huber, Clovetdinc. as recently initiated into the Poets Club of Indiana Ktat' T, achers College at the hor, Miss Mary R. McBeth. [ ■ - r of English and faculty spe i ol the writing group. Mr Huber is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edward Huber. To have the time of yov.r WIFE ■ il the w ashing to Home Laundi v y Cleaners. It will be mo \ II spent. We have a ci vice f"i every budget. It.

$1. l ip Stickv hv Dnrotliv Grn\ luileliMe and regular popular colors — Dollar Dai —

2 For 51.00

f Bars Large BATH SOAP, while the.a last 8 Bars For $1.00 I ABRIC GLOVKS — SPECIAL *l.0» $3 Oil and SI.IMt OUTING GOM NS and PAJAMAS on sale Didlnr Day Choice $2.00 M.09 HAND CREAM by Dorotht Perkins. L uge x <»/ Jar $1.00

N|n elul Lot Juninrs anil Ladies DRESSES RliDI ( I D

Vi Price

EXTRA SPECIAL $3.00 Barbizon Slips I heli famnus “Byrn Fair” 4 gore slip — White ami Navy All Sizes — Limited Time $2J9 _ PREVO’S

TV-TONIGHT

UOUK'IKHV AVUtOnr ELEC.

WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE

FATHERS AUXILIARY Any new members of Fathers Auxiliary who wish to take the obligation of the organization i asked to meet at the VFW Post 1550 Home at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. Sandwichts will be served after the business

session.

SOCIETY .Mrs. Carl Nichols Hostess To West Marion Club The West Marion Home Economics Club held its February meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl Nichols, with Mrs. Win. Craig as Co-hostess. The song of the month was led by Mrs. Malcolm Wade, followed by the flag salute and club creed The lesson, "Care of Electrical i Equipment.” was ♦cry well and interestingly given by Mrs. Win Craig and Mrs. Is>is Zeiner, who also gave several demonstrations concerning the lesson. A safety lesson was given by Mrs. Leonard Alexander. Mrs. Call Nichols gave a report on the county council moe'ing. The club decided to send $1.00 to each of the various fund.-, and foundations such as lltn March of Dimes, Red Cross, etc. Mrs. Frank Toney won an aitractive door prize which was given by Mrs Win. Craig. The roll call was a pot holder exchange. Eleven members were present at the meeting and three children, Jimmy Craig. Terry Barker and Barbara Ann Toney. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, and punch wen- served by the hostess and her assistant. The meeting adjourned to meet in March with Mrs. Loiji Zeiner. Fortnightl> (’lull Met .Monday The Fortnightly Club met Monday evening with Mrs. Benton Curtis, with Mrs. Kenneth Peck assisting. During the business session, the club voted to donate to the Polio fund and the Red Cross fund. Tin- film chairman reported the following films to be shown locally soon: Odette. Close To My Heart. My Favorite Spy, Tanks Are Coming. Westward, The Women. Mrs. William Bishop presented the program for evening, which was on china. She had many beautiful pieces of china which she passed around foi the ladles to sc,

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ANNIVERSARY

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birthdays

Mrs Grace Mace, Tuesday.

Feb. 5th.

Roger Owen Alspaugh, son of i Mi and Mrs. William Alspaugh. Jr., five years old today, Feh. 5.

Zini Mill

Johnson Baibers Art Furniture Shop

Goodyear No. 1 Hood Barbers

Metzger Lumber

Black Lumber Airport Service

2(1 games: Perry 204: Miller

203 Cagle 214.

500 series; Miljer 509: Fuson 522 C. Crawley 583. It's Blackwood For Bridjje By Easlev Blackwood Here's Valuable Tip On De-

fensive Play

There’s a point of play in this hand which comes up fairly often and which you would do well to add to your bag of tricks.

North Dealer

Neither side vulnerable North t-Miss Brash)

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East

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE: Easy Washer, one ■ year old. Phone 507-.I. 621 High- ! land street. John Webb. 5-2t

For complete garage service trucks, tractors and automobiles, any make or model. Se--Paul Cooksey or Raymond Alice All work guaranteed. 118 N Jackson. Phone 292 or 121. 5-tf

FOR SALE: 1951-4-door Oranbrook Plymouth car, A-l shape Mrs. Clotile Skelton. Bainbridge. Ind. 5-4p FOR SALF: 2 double register ed Polled Hereford bulls. One eighteen mo. One 11 mo. 3 reg. Spotted Poland boars of service age. 12 reg. Spotted Poland gilts to farrow first of March. Bred to reg. S|Xftted Poland bogCCharles Branneman. Cloverdale. Ind. 5-6p

(Mr. Muzzy)

(Mr. Champion)

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Smith (Mr. Dale)

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Bidding:

North

East

South

West

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FOR SALE: New Philco portable radio with plug-in extension. Call 229-W between Aand 9 p. ni. 5-7-9-31.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: For table model television. One 17 inch Admiial television combination radio and phonograph. Blonde. New June 2. Good condition. Call at Texaco on N. Jackson. 5-lp.

SPUDNUT SHOP open Monday through Thursday, 7 a. ni. to 7 p. m Till midnight Friday ami Saturday. Sunday 4 p. in. to 10 p. in. 604 S. College. Phone 339-R. 5-tf.

Septic tanks, cess pools, outside vaults cleaned Phone 893. 5-4n.

FOR SALK: Practically new inner.spring mattress, bedstead and springs. 401 E. Hanna. Phon 665-R. 5-2p. FOR ftFNT: 20 acre farm on Martinsville street. Mrs. Sum Budich. 5-2p.

It occurs in the situation where you. as a defender, have a pretty good trump holding, including one sure winner in the trump suit. You have a side suit with which you can force declarer. The point is to take your trump trick at a time when dummy is out of trumps because if your "forcing" suit can be trumped on the board, obviously that does not reduce declarer's own trump holding .... r, - Loses Tlpportunity Look how Mr Muzzy threw away a golden opportunity in this deal. He opened the king of hearts and Mr. Dale won with the ace. The king of trumps was led and Mr. Muzzy stepped right in with the ace He cashed the queen of hearts, taking the last one off the board, and looked around for new worlds to con-

quer

Finally he switched to the eight of diamonds. Mi. Champion won with the are and returned a diamond, whereupon Mr. Dale claimed the balanee of the tricks

and his contract.

"What's your hurry about taking the act- of Humps?" roared Mr. Champion. "Just take the thiid round to trumps and lead the queen and another h< art. Dale

hand Then, when I was In with the ace of diamonds, I'd lead another heart. When he ruffed that. t„ d he out of trumps and you'd still have one left lor the setting trick.” "Wait a minute." said Mr. Muzzy desperately. "If Dale won the fust two trump tricks, he wouldn't lead a third round. He’d switch to diamonds right there. Mr. Champion gave him a withering look. "All right, he switches to diamonds. You start an echo by playing the eight first. I lay off the first diamond, win the second and lead a third round which you trump for the setting trick.” • Mr. Muzzy could think of no gdod argument so he fell back on an old favorite of his. “Well, you n ay be right," he said, "but J the play you’re suggesting is double-dummy.” Mr. Champion grinned wickedly "You certainly ate," lie said. Brazil To Play Here Tomorrow

Coach Tom Goldsberry and his Tiger Cubs have two games on their home court this week. Wednesday evening, Coach Bab. Wheeler will bring his Brazil high school netters to the loal gym. Brazil defeated Greencastle earlier in the season but tomorrow's encounter should prove interesting. The last home tilt of the season will be staged Friday night | with Rockville forming the opposition. The Cubs then have an open week and travel to Broad Ripple for their last scheduled contest on February 22. The sectional tourney will be held here the following weekend. In speaking of the clash with Greencastlc, The Brazil Times

says:

"Coach Babe Wheeler hopes his Red Devils will be rid of th ■ measles and other ailments by the time they invade Grcencastle to meet the Tiger Cubs Wednes- ! day night. Coach Tom Golds- I berry's lads show definite signs of being a greatly improved ball team, much better than when Brazil won over the Cubs with ease last month. “The Tiger Cubs, although Uvyjost by three points, yav. the Garfield Purple Ragles all they wanted Friday night. Tinscore was 46 to 43 in favor of the Eagles. Brazil also engage Garfield on the Red Devil court

‘EVER! DDL COUNTS ON

Friday night. So

it looks 1

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quite a week of basketball shaping up."

UOMMKKH AL

LEAGUE

Goulds Market

Home Service

Phillips 66

Adams & Ryan

Goodyear

Lone Star

Moose Royal

DeMolay

AT HICKMAN'S

These days. u,,!^ to count — wliii-h j» enough reusmi f.„ | l( over this list n| si.lMl r Bargains Kitchen Accessor! All Metal — Hi-nindtsl in and Yellou l ii-M | |„ UPt sign.

4 PIECE Canister Set 51,01 $1.35 Value Bread Box $l,0|) 11.29 Vain,LARGE Waste Basket $1 $1.'>» Value Cake Cover $1,00 Also used as c.ilu- eurriw, $1.19 ValinSPECIAL PURCH1 RUBBER MAID I'liODK Dish Drainer $1,01 Red or \ ellim — lialr noise — Saves ilishe* Reg. Price SI M Stove Top MatsSI Prof eel your sluvc. suvi lids Special ITir, DON'T D\ LKI.OOh TUT OUTSTANIUMi sHINt 100' CtOTTON Clothes Line SI 91 LARGE Will I I I NtMF,l Dish Par, $1,00 AUMINI M 3 »Jt.„r4l|l Your ( linin' Covered Pan SI WHITE I N VMM Combinet $1,00 WHITE I N VMl I. Water raiiSLOf

Over 500: J. Hill 557: Knetzer 536 Sears 318; Shoemaker 50S; Kerr .tRI : Hirt Jr., 582: Scroggin 518: L. Murray 582; W.

,, , Sntherlin 522: Blocker 557- M

would have to trump in h t own Crawley 555

FOR RENT: 4 Mrs. Sam Budich.

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house. 5-2p.

4:00

Shopping Guide

Crescent ( lull

4 :30

Fun to Learn

To Moot \Vo4tno*»<l2iy

4:45

Beany

The Crescent Club will meet

5:00

Chuckwagon Tales

Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at

5:15

Magic Land

the home of Mrs. Lee Zieg, 619

5:30

Phantom Empire

East Seminary. Mrs. Kimbal

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Weatherboard T. B A.

Larkin will he the leader.