The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1955 — Page 2
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V. ifi'.'-n .if the Aljo'c chapter . >. 1 >s will meet Wednesday at • ;0 }■ m. at the Moose Hall. The Catholic Ladies Guild wil.
o'clock in the
SOCIETY
l r. e. o.
I .Meets Wednesday
P. E. O. will meet Wednesday rvening. March 9. at 7:30 at .the home of Mrs. Howard Williams.
meet tonight at church chapel.
There will be an executive meeting of the Belle Union P. ".
A on Wednesday aftemron, jS. C. C. March 9th. immediately '•ilerj To Tuesday all ;.“end ! s - c - c - wil1 nieet Tuesday
evening at 7:30 at the home of
Hospital Notes
.Mi. and Mrs
Gi <*e.ncastle, are the parents of a
son.
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Mine elect shall long enjoy the work of his hands.—Isa. 65:22.— If any one would be certain that he is of the elect he should first be a candidate for election. If he is a sincere candidate thirst- . ing after righteousness he need
Ed-.in Coyner, b idge; Charles Rockwell, Wil- j h . ive
L< :, Mary Deem. Nora Spaulding, C.eencastle; Elmer Ferrell, Mrs. C and Tracy and laughter. Barn-
Dismissed: Amanda
no anxiety. However, some
, 1‘ ni Lund, Cloverdale; Mary ; ljke David start out splendidly Hood, Gosport; Ruby Singleton. I and end shamefully.
Graver, S-desville; Jess Cress, Amo,
Mrs. Charles Brewer and daugh- Jessie Ward, Cl tyton.
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BEAUTY CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Contestants must be reside its of Putnam County Little Queen of the Home Show Any youngster under 5 years of age Little Miss Putnam County Five years of age through the 4th grade Teenette of Putnam County Fifth Grade through Eighth Grade Miss Putnam County Jr. High School grades only
I wish to enter in group No.
Representative of
school.
NAME
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PHONE
Mail to Box 151 Greencastle before March 17 These blanks are available at all schools.
CENTER POINT
CHICKS
DiETZ’S BABY CHICKS
Barrel and White Hocks and White Leghorns, .SI 1.50 per hundred; Leghorn Cockerels. $1.50’ per hundred; lleav\ Breed C’oekereN 85.(H) per hundred. Dietz’s Chicks are all U. s. Pnllorum Typhoid Clean. Guarantee 95% Livability for 14 days. Guarantee 97% accuracy on Pullets.
We maintain several thousand Breeding' hens on our farm. N|>«-cial price on Poultry Supplies and Chick Starter. Registered Angus Heifers. Zenith Tele\ isions. Big Trade-in allowance on
telex isions.
When in the market for chicks, feed, poultry, supplies, Angus Heifers, Telex isions or a place to bring your family and spend a day or week xacation, it xvili pay you to xisit DIETZ’S first. We haxe one of the nicest summer resorts in this locality on our farm. Large LAKE, good fishing nice swimming beach, large camping area, cabins to rent with I.AKE front. VISITORS WELCOME DIETZ POULTRY FARM CENTER POINT. INDIANA PHONE 40-20
«m NEEDS HELP Physician, nurse and pharmacist—hand in hand for your health We work together with your doctor and nurse bringing you skilled (compounding of prescripts ns . . . the most modern sick room equipment. ... for your health's sake AlfDRID FLEENOR YOUR REX ALL STORE
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REPORTS ON FAR EAST
Personal And Local News Ilrieifs
V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7:30 at th 5 Post Home. Arthur Collins has purchased the Lawrence Crawley property on Manhattan road. The Putnam county commissioners met in regular session Monday for transaction of routine business including the allowing of monthly claims. Greecastle chapter No. 138 Women of the Moose have been invited to attend the 7th anniversafy of the Brazil Women of The Moose this evening. There will be a banquet and entertainment following the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Cantomvine have returned from a motor trip through the West During the seven weeks they were away, they visited in Arizona, California and other western states, as well as Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Alspaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deem and Mrs. Arnold MeCarson left Sunday for Kinsley, Kansas, being called there by the sudden death of Oscar Alspaugh. brother of. the late William Alspaugh of this city. The Mt. Meridian W. S. C. S. will meet Wednesday, March 9 at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Ray Vaughan, East Washington street, Greencastle. Mrs. Alfred Stone will he assistant hostess Members please bring mite boxes as they will be opened at this meeting. Tommy Reising was reported to have wrecked his new Ford automobile Saturday afternoon in Chadd Valley east of Greencastle. It was said he lost control of the car causing the accident. Ho suffered head injuries but did not require hospitalization. Men-wear a Laundry ironed shirt and see how much better dressed you feel. You are not lust kidding yourself either. Home Laundry &■ Cleaners. Mon-Thurs-tf.
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school. We urge that
that possibly can.
2nd. Lt. and Mrs. Paul Hansen of Dayton, Ohio were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conrad. Lt. Hansen is in '.he Air Force Intelligence and tationed at Wright - Patterson Field. Mrs. Hansen is the former Miss Harriet Brooks. Jack M. Lyon of Greencastle has been promoted to the rank of Corporal at the 6021st. Personj.el Center. Fort Lewis. Wn. Cpl. Lyon is a member of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, and has been assigned here since last May. He was inducted into the army in December, 1953. and completed basic training at Fort Leonard, Wood, Mo. Mrs. Walter Stoner suffered painful injuries to her right foot Thursday when the potato fmk she was cleaning slipped and penetrated both her overshoe and shoe and went deeply into hei foot. It was her birthday and one she will remember for some •time. It is quite painful and she will be confined to her home for some time. Since the 3 act play, “Down On Abbie’s Farm’’ was such a huge success, there will be a repeat performance at the Russellville High School Gym, Tuesday, March 8th at 7:30. The play is presented by the Builders class ft Portland Mills Christian church. Tickets may be obtained from the Russellville Ladies Aid
or at the door.
Haydn A. Curd left Los Angeles today for San Francisco, where he xvili attend the President's conference of the Prudential Insurance Company being held in that city this week. While in Los Angeles, Mr. Curd visited John A. Cartwright, who is associated with the Prudential in its Western Division office in that city, and his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Cartwright. Mr. Curd, who is assistant manager of the Indianapolis agency of the Prudential Insurance Co., wall return to Greencastle at the end of
Hie week.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday • Carol Ruth Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, •Tr. R. 2. 5 years old March 7th. GIRL SCOUTS STUDY AIRPLANE TECHNIQUES
Mrs. Harold Edwards. Mrs. Meda Long will be assistant hostess.
R. N. Club Meets Wednesday The Putnam Clounty R. N. Club will meet on Wednesday March 9th at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Keith Young. Cloverdale. Anyone wishing transportation call the Nurses Home.
TV
TONIGHT
WFBAI-TV—Channel 6
5:00
Chuckxvagon
6:00
Weather: Winn
6:15 ....
Winn Trio
6:30 ...
. Sports
6:45 ...
Witness; Nex\ - s
7:00
Burns and Allen
7:30
Godfrey Scouts
8:00
I Loxv Lucx -
8:30
Secret Files
9:00
Studio One
10:00
Weatherman
10:15
- News
10:30
Indiana Hoedowr
11:00
.... Hollywood Wrestlin'
WTTY—Channel 4
5:00
Alusic Alart
6:00
Front Page News
6:15
Weather
6:30
Peter Pan
8:30
Robert Montgomery
9:30 ...
Theater
10:00
. Royal Playhouse
10:30
Emmy Axvards
The Senior Girl Scouts of Troop 13 have become Wing Scouts and they and their leader, Mrs. Roy Sutherlin, have worked industriously in learning the techniques of the airplane. Their meetings hax^e consisted oi interesting talks and movies given by Major Snyder, Capt. Campbell, Capt. Rush, Lt. Hurt, and Lt. Col. San lers. As a result of a test on aircraft structure given by Major Snyder Marina Pell, Wini Jo Tennis, Janet Donelson and Carol Taylor bad a 15 minute ride over the city in a Piper Cub. They have also studied about global air routes, aerodynamics and weather. Their study will be continued into the spring with talks about navigation gi\ - en by Lt. Col. Sanders. To climax the year of study they are working toward a trip to Chicago by air. CBNFfDENfOF STOCKS
WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE
Secretary f State John Foster Dulles t right 1 is shown as he arrix ed in rain- Irenched Mats anp. rt in Washington after 2 xx - eeks in troubled Asia Mr Dulles xxill make a closed report to the President after which he will make another of his adio and telexision reports to the nation on Tuesday. He told Herbert Hoox-er. Jr.. Under Se< ret ary of State (left), that the non-communist nations in the East are “the forward positions of freedom.”
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Appearing before the Senate banking committee in Washington. Nexx - York Stock Exchange P esident G. Keith Funston declares that the stock market boom is due to public confidence in the nation's economic future. He said, however, that he did not want “to leave the impression that a break can’t com#.”
Beta Sigma Phi Hold Rush Party Indiana Delta Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its annual rush party Tuesday. March Sth, at 8 o’clock at the Public Service room.
It s Blackwood On Bridge Flawless Dummy Player Uses Opponent's Double Miss Brash would have done better to bid four hearts on the , first round of bidding in today’s deal. That might have brought | the contract as it would haxe put Mrs. K»-en on an axx ful spot for a bid. Mr. Masters could hardly i have bid again if his partner passj ed. South dealer. North-South vuS nerable. NORTH Mrs. Keen A K 6 none ♦ Q J 9 6 2 A A 10 7 6 4 3
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CASH LOANS S500.00 24 MONTHS TO REPAY AS LOW AS $27.10 PER MONTH FAMILY FINANCE S Easf Walnut Phone 1478
Good Ceer C lub
Observes 20th Anniversary The members of the Good Cheer club will observe the 20th annfversary of the club with a luncheon at 12:30 on Thursday. March 10, at Old Trail Inn. Members who cannot attend please notify Mrs. Paul Whitman
oi - Mrs. \\ alter DePew. ^] ie bidHing actually went,
Mr. Abel felt very good about his double of five spades. He had two
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Veronica Club
Meets Wednesday Veronica Club will meet Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. James G. McIntyre, 207 E. Poplar St. Mrs. Fred Ratcliff will have the program.
Members are reminded to bring: factors _ the possibility that one
articles for the auction sale.
Century Club Meets Friday Century Club will meet Friday at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Reid Winsey. Mrs. James Hughes will ha\ - e the program. Members please note change in meeting place.
Clinton Homemakers Club Meets Wednesday The Clinton Homemakers Home Demonstration Club wil 1 meet Wednesday, March 9th at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Albert Whitehead. Members please bring scrapbooks to meeting.
aces, four of Mr. Masters’ spades and his partner had made a
strong bid.
VOID IN HEARTS However, he should have giv T en consideration to several other
Mrs. Hickman Hostess To Book Club The Contemporary Book Club will meet Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. C. P. Hick-
man.
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Mrs. Alice Stites Honored With Dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Stites, Greencastle, R. 1, entertained Sunday, March 6. \\ r ith a pitch-in dinner in honor of the 72nd birthday of Mr. Stites’ mother, Mrs. Alice Stites. Forty friends and iclatix’cs enjoyed the delicious dinner and visiting with one ani thcr. Many pictures were tak:i of the four generations present. Mrs. Stites received many nice gifts. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stites and family, Sandy Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Glol, Mrs. Jean St.4>d?, Mrs. Dorothy J. Duke, Susan J. Duke, James M. Strode, Mrs. Nellie Parrish, Albert Nahmias, Mary Stites. Bob Smith, all of Indiani( mititim-il on I'iisfe Six)
of his opponents was voici in hearts, the knowledge that Miss Biash’s bids don’t always mean \x hat they say and the fact that Mr. Masters is a flawless dummy player. Miss Brash led the queen of hearts and Mr. Masters decided to ruff in dummy. But before doing so, he looked ahead in tile play. If he ruffed with dummy’s six of spades how xvould he get back to j his hand to extract the opponents’ ! t : umps? By overtaking the king of spades with the ace ? That would he all right if one opponent didn’t have four spades to the ten. By cashing the king of spades and then leading a diamond toward his king? Maybe, but there was a very good chance that one of tne defenders vrould-ruff a second round of diamonds. THE DEC ISION Finally Mr. Masters used Mr. Abel’s double to^ advantage in leaching his decision. On the bidding it xvas quite likely that Mr. Abel had the longer spade holding. There Was a play to make lhe contract even if he held four spades to the ten. Air. Masters had used that play. He made an unblocking play at the first trick. He ruffed with dummy’s king of spades. Next he | led the six of spades from the board and put in the nine. When ' this held he pulled trumps and had one left after Air. Abel xvas out. Now he went to xx-ork on diamonds. Air. Abel waited until the fourth round of the suit before taking his ace. Then he cashed the ace of hearts—but that was all for the defense. Air. Alasters xxon the heart continuation, went to dummy with the ace of clubs and parked his losing club on the fifth diamond.
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HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS vs. HOUSE OF DAVID KANSAS CITY ALL-STARS vs. HONOLULU SORFRIDERS
3 ACTS OF ENTERTAINMENT GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL GYM Students - S1.25 Adults -- SI 50 8:00 P.M. March 7th, 1955
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Representatives previously rejeefed a House bill eontainin), the extra hour prov. ion. READ BANNER C LASSIFIED?!
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James Homer, 9, plants a kiss of gratitude on b other Jerry’: < heck. Jerry, 10. xx - ho is crippled, pulled James out of th'- i ■<-er.'-r ted Chicago River ,by wrapping his legs around a bush and "dell IT ppir.g” into the frigid waters to “tish" his brother to afet;.