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j In 1D4.J a j'oung woman fac«d j this question with the greatest display of maturity and perception that I have yet seen expressed. Mrs. Colin Kelly, wife of the fighter pilot who died heroically in World War II, remarried two years afterward. These

were her words:

false barriers against them. You And statistics irritatingly show i ness is there than to seek new

have to have the courage to do that many

what you think is best.”

Grief-stricken men and women | occasionally cling to their be-

such lamentations

prelude an immediate waltz

down the aisle.

“Of course, you can never forget the past and the past will always color the present. But I

Widows Should Remarry When Sure Of Reasons By Margaret I-at robe

From the “who knows where , _

or when” department: an amaz- ( don t think you should let the ha\ent been through it and bit- i tng amount of mail has come in P»st affect the present so much terl >’ d enounce Fate which struck

about a recent piece < ' erning that there can be no future. . . Widows. Most of these letters “The point is rather that while ssked - "Can't the merry widow you need not deliberately seek tnarry again?” new ties, you must not erect

Mourning periods serve both r

reavement in the belief that life useful and a harmful purpose. A for them is over, that the j quite period of readjustment to thought of another partner is dis- grief is their best service, but loyal, unthinkable. They will the trappings and gldom of pro“moum forever,” lash out at longed mourning can only be de-

“unsympathetic” friends who structive.

“can't understand because they v

- . 1 The immature, the hysterical the self-centered may insist that love includes only one object—

at them, personally.

mine, mine, mine. Love to them

Actually, the most vehement is a narrow road which ends of such statements frequently with death. Actually. what are pure Victorian balderdash, greater tribute to former happi-

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It s Blackwood On Bridge Mr. Muzzy Triumphs vVith Smother Play Mr. Champion lost about five pounds during the bidding and play of this hand. North Dealer North - South vulnerable. NORTH Mr. Champion A 7 6 4 V K 8 7 2 ♦ A 8 2 * K Q 6 WEST EAST Mr. Meek Miss Brash AKQ9 *A 10 8532 V 5 4 3 VQJ9 ♦ K 6 5 3 ♦ none «?* J 10 4 *8732 SOUTH Mr. Muzzy

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V A 10 6 ♦ Q J 10 9 7 4 * A 9 5 The bidding: North East South West 1 * 1 A 2 4 Pass 3 ♦ Pass 5 A All Pass On the second round he disliked bidding his anemic heart suit and he couldn’t bid no trump with nothing in spades. He finally said three diamonds, in a small voice, and groaned inwardly when Mr. Muzzy went all the way to five. Mr. Meek won the first trick With the king of spades. He continued with the queen and Mr. Muzzy ruffed with the four of diamonds. The queen of diamonds was led and finessed. It won,‘but I it was bad news when Miss Brash showed out, discarding a small spade. Mr. Muzzy took time out to I count the diamonds and finally figured out that Mr. Meek had started with four—so there was no way to capture the king. PHILOSOPHY “Well, let’s get what we can, partner,” Mr. Muzzy remarked. At least we’re not doubled.’’ He led the seven of diamonds am,! finessed dummy’s eight. He took three rounds of clubs, ending .on the board. Then he led dummy’s last spade and ruffed it with the nine of diamonds. Next he cashed the ace and king of hearts and followed with a j third heart. Miss Brash winning with the queen. At this point everybody was j down to two cards. Miss Brash j had the ace and 10 of spades. Mr. Muzzy had the jack and 10 of diamonds. Mr. Meek held the king and six of diamonds and dummy had the lone ace of diamonds and the eight of hearts. PLAYS IT OUT Mr. Champion was dying a thousand deaths. He knew what the situation was and realized the hand could be made. He was afraid Mr. Muzzy was going to throw his cards in and concede that he was down one. But, for some unknown reason. Mr. Muzzy played it out. When Miss Brash led the ace of spades at trick 12, he played the 10 of diamonds—and Mr. Meek was fixed. He played the six of diamonds and Mr. Muzzy, looking very confused, did have presence of mind enough to discard the heart from dummy and win the last trick with the ace of diamonds, j If Mr. Meek had played the : king of diamonds at trick 12,

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XOTKK or XDMI.MSTIt ATIOX in tile Circuit Court of Putnam Cotmtv iudiana. Xotj.-e is hereby given that Nancy Mae Wilson and Fred i.. Belles was on the Pith day of August, iii.jj appointed Co-Ad-ministrators of the estate of Xaney Mae Wilson, deceased. All persons having claims agin.d said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within six < ti) months from -lie date of the fi' - st publicaton of Mds notice or said claims will lie forever barred. Dated at Creem-astle, Indiana, this I:: day of August. Ifla.'i. Will i t m H. I'adgett. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. J ’rot .a to t'ause X o. i.von Boyd. Attorneys 17-24-31-31

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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE and licusehoid Goods Th(‘ household goods and home of Mrs. Ruth Elrod on Broadway in Coatesvilk* will be sold at public auction, on Saturday, September 3,1955 AT 1:00 P. M. DST One four-room house, lot 6'I.v16-j, driven well; nivl household good's and some antique dishes. Immediate possession of the house.

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TERMS—CASH. No property to be moved until the term* of sale are complied w ith. Not responsible in cas#* of accident. MRS. RUTH ELROD

FILLMORE Mrs. Ida Bowman and Miss Kate Oliver spent Sunday with Mrs. Edith Ruark. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Madolyn Kelley and Mrs. Dorothy Seals. Mr .and Mrs. Ora Day returned Saturday afternoon from a vacation trip through some of the western states. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Day and sons in Chicago, and both families made the trip together. The Becehwood Pleasant Circle will meet Sept. 7 with Mrs. Dorothy Sears.

The regular meeting of the Garden Club vill be cancelle!, and the flower show will be held on Sept. 9, at the Masonic Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrmce F. L< vvis and sons spent Satur day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cha . Smit!.. Mr .and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and children of Greeoea.stlc called on Mr. and Mrs. • Wells Sunday afternoon. Another caller was Clarence Crews of Coatesville. The September meeting of the Mothers Afternoon Club ha? been cancel!' d.

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