The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1954 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCA5TLE, INDIANA, SaIUKDat, jANUARr lo, 19i4.

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Kev. F'ra: ' .a KuJl, i'astor. Sunday Maja 8.00 a. m. and to 5:00 p rn. and 7:00 p. m. to

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Wp'-k Uay Maas 7:00 a. m. Confe Sa'.urday 4:00 p. m 8:00 p in , and before ail Ma*3ea.

Man s Judgment." Evening wnice 7:30 p m. Sin" 4continued'. Wednesday evening Bible study 7:.'>0 p. m. Come and enjoy these services You are cordially invited to each, or all of these services.

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637 Ea-; Washington street.

Minis? i Melvin Stanton. Bible study 6:45 a m.

Woir:i; tve « s 10:45 a. m. j Itee reading loom and to listen

to our radio programs Lesson for Sunday Jan. 17th.

Life.

Morning Service 11 A. M Wednesday Evening meeting 8

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Sunday School 9:30 A M

Reading room located in church edifice. Open Wednesday 2-4 p. m.

PRESBYTERIAN CHL'RCH Willard I. Toii<*saint. Minister Sunday School at 9:35 a. m.

The public is cordially invited 1 ou ‘ ua > ^ * • o attend our services and use our | George Ma,lhart - Su ^-

Morning Worship 10:35 a. m

Seimon "What Can Religion Do for Me?" James Mitchell will be the soloist and will sing "Sweet Little Jesus Boy”. The choir antdem will be "With A Voice of Singing" by Shaw. The Westminster Fellowship will not meet Sunday evening Nancy Meyer has charge of the Tuxis group meeting at 5:30 p m. The devotions will be in charge of Ann Headley The Men s club will meet Wednesday evening. January ?0, at 6:30 p. m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dallas RissJer. Pastor Sunday school will begin Sunday morning at 9:30.

Isaac Skelton, ^upt. The morning worship service will begin at 10:30. Sermon subject: “How The Lord Meets Our Needs." Soloist. Keith Sanford The Baptist Youth Fellowship will meet in Room 4. at 6:30 p. m. Ross Kersey. President. The evening worship service will begin at 7:30. Sermon subject: “Fishers of Men.” Prayer service will be held Thursday at 7 p. m. ONENESS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 110 N. Market St. Wilbur Shafer, pastor Bible school Sunday 10 a. m.

Evangelistic services 7:30 p. m. Bible study Wednesday 7:30 p m. Young people's service Saturday 7 p. nc Everyone welcome. Obey Acts 2.38.

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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ralph 1L ISannders,Minister Robert Dean. Chairman of the Board. Mrs. Frederick Dettloff. Supt. of the Church School. Morning Worship. 10:15. The minister will speak on “Planning to Live the Christian Life". Church school classes for all ages. 9:30. A nursery is maintained where parents may leave their small children during the services and classes. Christian Youth Fellowship. 0 ( p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mayhall in charge. Week Day Meeting* Monday, Boy Scout Troop Committee meeting. Tuesday alteration. Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall after school. Tuesday evening. Boy Scouts. Brothel hood Room Thursday, Choir rehearsal at 7:10. * Thursday, Christian Women's Fellowship, 7:80. Chapel of the Good ShepJiei'd and Fellowship Hall. Program by Young People. The Indiana State Pastor's Confei-ence will meet in our city Fab. 1. 2. 3 Homes are needed for about 350 pastors to spend Monday and Tuesday nights. Please advise the minister about number you can house A>r this per-

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You die cordially invited to worship with this friandly com-munity-minded congregation and to participate in ail of it* activities. .

DDbnrarmriti* OM- 113.030 j:> Salaries of Town Officials $ SUMH' Office Supplies !»3 0*; Legal Kies ice.ue Marshal salary 1.SN0.2! Fire Protection 2s!* DC Hydrant Rental . . l.:,oo ‘to Withholding Tax 3‘: .•I Yialnten thee of Streets and allej s <23 4;’ Total Di8hurs«’iii»-i!i * I 4.470.28 Balance on hand in General Fund Dec. 31. i!»:.3 ..... » ' •‘••rcinl Street i-'uari Balance on hand Januarx 1. 19M I Received from gasoline tax 2.oo:» o*

Total Receipt and balance * 2.020 S u

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Maintenance of Streets and alleys, material and labor .... .4 1.928.37 Balance on bund in the S eclal Street Fund Dec 31. 1933 t 93.:.: Klectrlc l.laht I'mimI Balance on hand January I. 19.”>a t 1.817 Received from all sources 22.21 l.xTotal Receipts ami balance 42 l.tM.8.. 1

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<'iterating wages * l.9*>l - ' Power 12.38...24 Mis*-. Supplies 3 I n; 7t Clerk Salary (suae Taxes and Insurancr ... 7i::.7t Mi so. Expense 242.91 Transfers 4.015.21 Total Disbursement- $22.97>.',21 Balance in Electric Lin lit Clieekimr Fund l.lb;',^*.

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Total receipts and balance 4 9'' lli«4l*n r9»o*i*»«*n I m Operating labor f s*i»; > • Fuel >flse. Exoetise l.iUOt'S Salary of Clerk i 30 <>>• laxes and insuran*-* ■• •• Ml.se. expense *'. Interest on Bonds ^.'JtUM'

gouin memori.yl METHODIST CHURCH Elmer L. Harvey and Frank Travis, Minister* . Sunday School at 9:36 a. tnIntroducti<«i: Nursery* Department for cUMrea hji through 8 ytsars ol age. Mr*. Robert Ayres, Superintemlent; Alias Kathr>n Thurow, assistant. Morning Worship at 10:40 a. m. Mr. Harvey will preach the sermon, “Keep Your Chin ..Up!” The Chaaiccl choir will sing Dr. Tlnmipsop’s anthem, The 150tli Psalm. As $a offertory anthem the Intermediate Choir will sing a Traditional Welch tune, "Now Let All That Is Uving"* Dr. ThtHiipson's prelude will be Handel’s Leadership. The three Youth groups at the church wiU meet according to tin) following schedule: Jim-YI'' at 4:30 p. m.; Hi-School MYF from 6Ui0-8:3O p. m. , and tlic Methislist Student Movement from 5:00 7:00 p. m. Joe Todd, . iJhuirman of the House UfMnmittee, is calling a meeting of his group for Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. A night meeting of all members and friends of the Woman's •Society of Christian Service will bo held in the Community Room on Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Law re nee Riggs will be worship leader and Mrs. O. T. .Martin, program leader with the. topic, “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.” Mrs. W. B. .Singleton will be in charge of a social hour at the dose of the .evening. The night meeting "’111 enable all the members who are employed outside the home to attend one of the general meetings. This affair promises to be most interesting and helpful. Under the leadership of Russell Hardman, the official board will meet in the MSM room nn Thursday evening at 7:30 p. ni. The truck from the Goodwill Industries will ba in town next Friday. Persons who tlesire a call at the home may leave word at the church office. Needed in the program of rehabilitation of handicapped people employed by Goothvill Industries is clothing, turniture, household appliances, and similar items.

Total disbursements .$ Balance on hand l*» c. 31. 1»SS * " s • l' C'nsh »«** In ••<***>» in Ml I'Mml" <:<-n«?riil Fund 18. Sp*'Cial Street Fund 92.r,? Waterworks 7.3.''. 11 Repli'ceinelit Fund Wuterworks r,::7 |:. 151fr-t rle l.inbl *')n<kiuy Fund 1. R'3.70 Replaoenieiit Fund i:ie,-'-ric Fund 1.299.9s <'it'h Reserve Fund FleetHe 323.1 r. Loan to Waterworks Fund 0.0‘MMni Bonds in Fh'etrie Fund . . t;.90iMi"

('Maude Ftehe-on. Pres, of Board

Dale Ross. Member Victor Walters. Membei H. R. Sands, Clerk Treas.

It's Blackwood On Bridge He Talks. But Doesn't Play, Expeil Game The reason Mr. New is usually a kibitzer is that he sounds like an expert but doesn't play like one. He can talk about ( «ny angle of the game. But when he is in there, lie doesn't recognize the need for plays which are exceptions to the general rules. South dealer Both sides vulnerable North (Mr. Champion) S - 8 5 3 H - A J 9 3 D - Q 10 2 C - Q 4 2 West East (Mr. Masters) (Mr. Dale) S-Q 10 92 S-K76

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thing about ibokl-up plays -ducking the first icad of a suit to gain some kind of an advantage. In this particular hand, ducking the tirst lead a distinct disad-

vantage.

YYHAT ABOUT SPADES? Mr Masters opening lead was the six of hearts ,ind Mr. New lost no time playing the trey from the board If the Icad were from a holding headed by king-lo oi queen-10. Mr. Dale would win the first heart trick but then dummy's remaining hearts would bottle up the suit every satisfac-

torily.

Good reasoning, but not applicable to this particular situation. What about the other suits? Specifically, what about the spado suit? Mr. Dale won the first trick w ith the king of hearts and promptly shifted to a low spade. From there on Mr. Newhad no chance for his contract. ACE KNOCKED OUT His ace of spades was knocked out while Mr. Masters still had the ace of diamonds foi an entry and the defenders took three spades, a heart and a dia-

mond.

Correct play in this case wa.i to win the first trick with the ace of hearts and shift to a diamond. continuing that suit until the ace was knocked out. At that point it would be extremely imlikely that the defenders could run off four heart tricks -which they wouid have to do to beat the

hand.

When considering holding up in a suit, it pays to check youi whole hand to make sure that a switch to a new suit will not prove more embarrassing than I ho play of the suit opened.

HANK A STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Clarence Stubblefield, Minister. Orville Reed, Sunday stliool supt. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Morning worship 11:00 a. m. Young Peopl# meeting at 6:00 p. m. Evening service at 7:00 p. n Wednesday night at 7:00 prayer meeting. Everybody is welcome.

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