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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954

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He < ailed his National Security Council into session for the second time this week and scheduled a meting of his cabinet immediatc ly afterward.

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postofflo© at Greencaatle, Indiana M second clafts mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Snbecriptlon price 25 rente per week; $5.00 per year by mail In Putnam County; $0.00 to *10.40 per year outside Putnam Comity. Telephones 74, 95, 114 8. K. Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street. TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Underneath are the everlasting aj Dent. 33:27. We apt I sometimes disappointed by ti:c I failure of our desires and plans, only to find later that we were o:. I the wrong toad and that God had i something vastly better for us. . We need to be protected from I ourselves some times. Wait and trust. •

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Floyd Township Farm Bureau will meet Monday Dec. 6th at 7:00 p. m. in the Floyd Center School house, please bring a pound of refreshments. Mr. .md Mrs. P.alph Shonkwiler and >on. Gene, have gone to Fort I Laudi rdale, Florida, for a tenj day visit with Mr. and Mrs. | Wayne Shonkwiler. Schuyler Arnold, operator of the Arnold Farms east of town, won 2nd anti 3rd on his shelled <»rn at the International Show held at Chicago recently. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Throop have returned home from Princeton, New Jersey, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kilgore and family over the Thanksgiving holidays. The Ladies of the Deer Creek 1 Coon Hunters will meet this j evening at the home of Mrs. i Florence Ensor. Please remeinJ ber to bring your secret pal j Christmas gift. j Bee Hive Rebekah lodge will I have a pitch-in Christmas dinner 1 en I*rc. 6. at 6:30 in the lodge 1 .all. All Odd Fellows ami their families are invited. Bring well tilled baskets, table service and 25c gift for exchange. Notice To All Veterans: There will be a Veteran S -rvice Officer.’ meeting Sunday. Dec. 5th. at 2:00 p in. at the American Legion Home Post 58. Any veteran having questions in regard to veterans benefits, may present their, at this meeting and they will be answered by state service representatives. Miss Joan Fold is spending the w< ek-end with her parents. Mr.I anti .Mrs. Walter Feld. Miss Feld has just completed her psychiatric training at Logansport hospital. On Monday she will report to Mt. St. Rose hospital in St. Louis for her affiliation. Miss Feld is a senioi in St. Anthony’s School of Nursing at Terre Haute. Funeral services for Edward Lewis, a former resident of Manhattan were hold on Friday afternoon .it 1:30 in Day tony Ohio. Irom the Sehlientz & Moore Funeral Home with the Rev. Nelson Wright in charge. Interment was in Glenn Haven Memorial Gardens cemetery. He had been | t mplojed for many years as head buyer for Sucher's Packing Co. tie died very suddenly of a heart I attack on Tuesday afternoon af- | ter having been at work that

day.

Mi and Mrs. George Sarjent end children, Wayne. Jim, Marly n. Billie Gvnie. Stephen and Phyllis of West Point: Mr and Mrs. Henry Boswell an. 1 children. ! Stie anil Allen of Noblesville; ; Mrs John Rov and sons. Wesley I and Robert of Sheridan and Mr. ! and Mi’s. Robei t Boswell and t children. Richard, Peggy. Edward and Michael of Ladoga and ; Mr. and Mrs. John Basham were j Thanksgiving Day guests of j their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Boswell.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays James Rodney Fenwick, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Arnold Fenwick, 1 year old today, Dec. 3rd. Richard Rex MeCurry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jewell MeCurry, Greencastle. 3 years old today,

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Michael J. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bl own, Putnamville, 3 years old today, Dec. 3.

Monday Club Will Meet December 6 The Monday Club will meet at :ie o’clock Monday afternoon. iV 6 it he home <>f Mrs. Har- .• y Ow ms for a Christmas . ich on. All members bring abc service and a covered dish P ■ also a gitt exchange for he grab bag. The urogram will jr i. charge of the program corn-

'll’El wood Trout l>, ( luh Huston The Warren Township Home ;.x mi'iist: ation Club held their -iitnal Christmas dinner meeting it the home of Mrs. Elwood Trout with Mrs. Sam Brown as nostess. The meeting was opened by all -inging the song ot the month, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas 1 :ay.” and ’ Jingle Bells,” follow- (, bv all repeating the Club

creed.

Roll call was answered by each lu mber revealing her secret sister's name. Mis. Ruth Fiy gave a report on tiir officers training meeting she had attended. A vei v interesting safety hint on how to fireproof Christmas t'i'es was given by Miss Margaret Kendall. Plans were made for the Club to meet at the home of Mrs. Mable Mitchell on the night of Tuesday. December 14th at 7:00 p. m. to fill out the program

books.

Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Vashel Frazier. Mrs. Stella Christ* nberry, Mrs. Nina Shanks nd Mi -s Margaret Kendall. Alter all receiving gifts from under the beautiful decorated tree, club was adjourned with ail repeating the club prayer. Sewing Circle Meets With Stella Fit/.watcr The Friendly Sewing Circle • let at the heme of Stella Fitzs. .iter foi their November meeting. With all members present.

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snread by the hostesses for | which Edith McCamey gave thanks Roll call was responded to with favorite way to prepare | i ranben ies. Putting a quilt in j : 'times and quilting was the work of the day Two members received

-e< ret sister gifts.

The Xmas meeting to be Dec. 17 with Leota Cantanzanti.

—CLINK HELD non - recurring expenditures. Building construction requests received from state institutions already total more than JSTl.OOO.000 for the next two years, he I said, as compared to actual appropriations of only $27.8 million for the current two-year period. Nevertheless, he voiced the opinion that the Legislature could avoid new taxe's at the coming i

session.

Howard Friend, State Chamber , research director, reviewed pr o- I pcsals for increased benefits and other - changes in the Indiana un- j employment compensation program that ar e expected to con- j iront the 1955 Legislature. An in- I crease in the maximum benefits from $27 to $29 weekly is all | that would be required, he said, to compensate for increased living costs. Avoidance of benefit levels that would make unemployment benefits more attractive than wages from bmploy- j nrent was described b\ l him as a major problem in unemployment

compensation legislation.

Jack E. Reich, executive vice j

presid* nt of the State Chamber, i • • in closing the meeting, urged Mrs. Lane Hostess citizens in local communities to To Literary Club become familiar with legislative ; The Mildred Algrert Literary issues and talk to their legrsla- { Club held its November rrrcetiirjr tors about them. It is the “folks I at the home of Mrs. O. B. Lane, back home,” he said, whose ad- ■ Mrs. D. O. Tate, president, pruvice and counsel legislators most {.sided during the business meet-

i, !. » Impel t Ini* mpper Tuesday The annual Christmas party of the Brick Chapel Home Demonstration Club will be held at the home of Mrs. J. R South on Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 6:30 for al.’ inemWrs and their families. There will he a pitch-in supper. The regular meeting will h» held Tuesday, Dee. 14th. at 1:30 with Mrs. .! R. South. Tire lesson on “Buying Ready Made Dresses." will be given hy Mrs. Glen Flint. Busy Bee (Tub To Meet Dee. 16 Busy Bee Club will nreet Thursday. Deo. 16. at the home of Mildred Hervey. Members please note date. Fortnightly (Tub Meets Monday Fortnightly Club will meet Monday at 7:15 with Mrs. Fere’ Lucas. ( HRISTIAX SCIENCE LECTURE ON SCNDAV Sunday at 3 p. m.. First church of Christ, Scientist of Greencastle, is sponsoring a free lecture entitled “Christian Science; The Way <rf Dominion” by Elizabeth Carroll Scott. C.S.B. of Memphis. Tennessee, member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother- Church. The First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston Mass. Tire lecture is to be given in the Oobin Memorial Methodist Church. Mrs. Scott says, in part “Tire first mention of man in the Bible Cates that he is made in the image and likeness of God. The next statement concerning man tells as that God lias given him dominion over all the earth. . . . Christian Science comes to show you that you can exercise this dominion and thereby control your everyday life in the. degree that you reflect divine law. It enables you to prove that you are not a helpless victim of chance and circumstance.” COSTLY RAISE

value. Joseph Quinn, president of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce, presided at the clinic here.

ing. The proposed hospital project was discussed and plans for nmlated on how to raise the necessary cont ribution.

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meet Monday. December’ 6 at 7:30 the School. A ^jreeial ( hii-'tnra.s program is being given by thi' grades 1-6. It wri; < onsist of Christmas songs by the first grad'. Numbers by the second grade rythm band and fourth grade tonettes. A manger

to be portrayed on the rraph by the third grade as two plays. “Station comes to School" and Santa Forgot” by fifth

and sixth grades respectively. A I very fine program is prepared j and every patron should come

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BINGHAMTON. N. Y. iUP) A b ink teller lost $5.05 here because he asked for a r aise. Five cents went to a parking meter, when, he drove downtown at 5 p. nr. to see the personnel manager. Five dollars went to Judge Walter’ J. Relihan. who told him parking was illegal at 5 p. nr. parking meter or not. It s Blackwood On Bridge Superb Defensive Play Made With Kmg Of Clubs With Mrs. Fusty, the old whist player, in the game, a different atmosphere prevailed. Always courteous, but always grim, too. she kept things moving. She gave no quarter and asked none. Any attempt to start a post-mor-tem of a. hand or to criticize a partner was squelched with a cold stare and an inquiry as to whose deal it was. It became clear that when Mrs. Fusty sat down at the table she had only' one thing in mind to play oiidge. iModern players please copy.) West dealer VeitiH'i side vfilnerable North (Mr. MaMers) k - A 10 6 H - K Q 6 V - A K 8 9 6 5 West <Mr. Ileinsite) S - Et - C -

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mason Miss Evelyn Jean Reagin of Terre H uite. became the bride <>f Wayne Mason of this city. Friday, November 12th in the Church of Christ in Terre Haute. Parents of the ,bride are Mr. and Mi c Thomas Reagin. Terre Haut^and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason, 713 E. Washington street. Greencastle. Rev. Cottrell officiated at the double ring ceremony in the presence of the families and friends of A he couple. The bride wore a pink crepe dress with white accessories and iris corsage. The attendants were, Barbara Jean Cox and James McCullough. Miss Cox wore a grey jersev dress and corsage of chrysanthemums. - Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Theta Kappa Zeta house, fraternity of the bridegroom. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Joyce McMillan Joins. Greencastle and Mary Reagin, sister* of the bride. The bridegroom is a senior at Rose Poiy Tnrh, at Terre Haute and the bride is a graduate of Terre Haute High School. Alter a short honeymoon the couple are residing at 420 Chestnut street. Terre Haute.

that lost, the hand was dow one. Sadly. Mr. Dale contemplated wha t could have happened if Mrs. Fusty had not gone up with the king of clubs at trick two. He could have won with the ace and cashed all of his red suit winners. FINE PLAY A club lead then would have put Mrs. Fusty in. and her forced spade return would have eliminated the loser in that suit and

made the contract. Mrs. Fusty’s unblocking play at trick two was particularly' remarkable because she saw the n»ed for it so early in the hand, before anybody' knew very much about the layout of the cards. “I don’t know .vet how well shp plays the other 51 cards,” thought Mr. Dale, “but she is undoubtedly' the finest player of tire king of clubs in the world.”

Dance Saturday December 4--9-12 P. M.

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IMTN AMYILLE MYF N E\N ^ Th regular meeting of the M Y. F. of the Putnaniville Methudist church was held Thursday evening at 7:30 at the church Forty-one young people were present. Sue Cooper was in charge of the meeting due to the ibsentv of the president. Jack Hanlon. Anyone intersted in going skating at Brazil. Monday evening. be at the church at 6:15 p. m.

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< Ib-or'. »*d (•tddell Wedding Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tilden McNeff observed their- golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open nouse for their family and friends. The house was decorated with several lovely bouquets of flowers sent from friends and veil-wishers. Among tho.-<e pr esent wer e Mrs. Ora House of Mooresville. sister of Mr McNeff. and Mrs. Mar- j garet Glidewel! of Greencastle. who both attended the wedding. | Refreshments of punch, cake, nuts and mints were served to approximately one hundred

guests.

Tire family had a bountiful din- |

ncr at noon.

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three sons and three daughters: j king.

Mrs. Frank Johnson of Lafayette; Clarence of Fortville: Mrs. Jesse Williams of Cloverdale; James of Greencastl; William of New Winchester, and Mrs. Elmer Bunten of New Winchester. There are twelve grand-child-

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This was the second hand of the rubber. On the first deal Mrs. Fusty had made a fine defensive play involving the king of clubs. Again today the club suit was the key to the contract.

•’GOOD" BREAK

Mr. Heinsite led the ten of

hearts and dummy’s queen won. At trick two Mr. Dale led a small club from the board and it looked like he had got the favorable break he had hoped for when Mrs. Fusty' promptly played the

Actually -he had got the

worst possible “break ’ because Mrs. Fusty's play was th*- only

one to beat the contract. After winning with the are of

clubs. Mr. Dale led a small club toward the jack and Mr. Heinsite v. on with the queen. Now it was up to the spade finesse and when

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