The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1955 — Page 4

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"tv 'ised all three plavs to make her slam contract. Mr. Champion’s opening lead was the deuce of dubs, an obvious singleton. Mrs. Fusty won with the king and noted that the h./nd was not quite a laydown. If she led the ace of clubs, Mr. Champion would ruff and later she woruld lose a diamond trick. I f she picked up the opposing trumps, ■what would she do with the^trey of clubs and her diamonds ? UNDAUNTED Undaunted by these apparently insurmountable obstacles, Mrs. Fusty went ahead with her play. At trick two she led a heart to dummy’s ace. returned a small heart and ruffed it. She went to dummy, again with the king of diamonds, led another heart and saw sc club discarded on her light. Clearly dummy’s fifth heart could not be established, so she ruffed with the ace of spades and started off on a new ’ine. She led a small spade to dummy’s nine, returned another heart and ruffed it with the 10 of spa-des. Now she Jed her last spade, the queen, and overtook it with dummy’s king. Next came dummy’s jack of spades on which

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Mrs. Fusty discarded a diamond. OPEN BOOK By this time Miss Brash's distribution was an open book. By inference, she had started with seven clubs. She had followed suit twice to hearts and once to diamonds. When she followed to ♦ hree leads of spades, it was practically certain that she had nothing left but clubs. At the 10th trick, then, Mrs. Fusty led dummy’s last club and ducked the trick, letting Miss Brash win. She figured the club return would squeeze Mr. Champion. And. as you see, she was right. She won Miss Brash’s club lead with the ace and Mr. Champion had to play to the trick, holding Q 10 in diamonds and the queen of hearts. He had to play before dummy which now consisted of K 3 in diamonds and the jack of hearts. He was gone. If he dropped his heart dummy’s jack would be good. So he discarded the 10 of diamonds and Mrs. Fusty won the last two tricks in the diamond suit.

Supper Honors 4-H Members

The 4-H members of Floyd township and their leader, Mrs. Howard Beaman were honored by a supper at Floyd Center on Monday night, Nov. 7th. It was the usual varied and delicious supper served by the Farm Bureau families. Guests were seven 4-H girls, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beaman, and Rev. Baser of Fillmore Christian church. | After supper the chairman, Irvin Wallace called the meeting to order and Diana Nichols sang “The Lord is Counting on You.” Rev. Rasar was in charge of devotions. He spoke upon “Farmers Stewardship of the Land." He said as the agriculture of the land goes so goes the nation and generations to come will depend upon our present stewardship of the land. Mrs. Beaman announced the 4-H group had had a 10O r / f com-

Bookkeeping Quarterly Taxes Financial Statements DONALD RILEY

Public Accountant R. R. 2, S. Jackson Street Greencastle, Indiana

Telephone 489-R

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TOTAL WELFARE County Highvray iGnaoline Fund) Wages. Truck and Tractors Drivers and inists insfcr from 103-b Road Drags and Mowing to -a Wages. Truck and Tractor Drivers mrfer from 211-a Official Records to -a Wages. Truck and Tractor Driverr. tnsfer from 303 Tile and Sewer Pipe to Social Security msfer from 402 Machine Hire to -a Wages, Truck and Tractor Drivers and if

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pletion of I'V-c projects nnd one J had gone to Purdue round up. Mrs. Leroy Alters entertained the group with her crystal glass. She played “Carolina Moon.” and “My Love.” The chairman briefly reviewed the meetings at Morgantown where Paul Morris and George Harvey had been the speakers and also the county meeting where one of Floyd township members, Raymond Ader had become the new county chairman. Also Mrs. Hillis had won 1st prize on her cocoanut cake.

floor prizes were .*. on by T.enov Alters. Mrs. Herschel Whola, Sharon Broadstreet and Roger Glen Ader. Next month will be the Xmas meeting and all ate looking forward to turkey. There will be a .25 gift exchange among the adults. •

LEGION ( ONFEREN( ES INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 11.— (l T Pl— More than 500 key American Legion officials meet here next week for top-level conferences.

Cash t 9 Psy Up Current Bills Cash to start early Xmas shopping. Cash for “Cold Weather” Clothing. Cash to re-finance present monthly payments. Cash on hand for the “Heavy Expense” months. LOAMS TO FIT YOUR SEEDS PAYMENTS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET. LOANS S25 TO S5S0. INDIANA LOAN COMPANY 13 East Washington Street. Phone 15

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of personal property of the late Theodore Mellargue at the Th utdere Mellargue farm, located 10 miles west of Greencastle, 4 miles north of Lena, 5 miles east of Mansfield, 12 miles north of Carbon in Parke County, Indiana, on Friday, November 25, 1955 10:30 (( ST) CATTLE 9 HEAD — I Red Poll ul cow, 5 years old; I Black Angus cow 3 years old; 1 Hereford heifer coining 2 years oil; I Black Angus heifers, coming 2 years old, all to he fresh next spring; 1 Black Angus steer, 7 months old; I Black Angus Hull, 18 menths old. HOGS 55 HEAD — 3 Tanmorth sows; 5 Hampshire sows; 46 Feeder Shouts; I Hampshire Boar. MACHINERY — 1 A. C. Combine, I Co-op Corn Picker; I Rotary Hoe, 1 Mowing Machine I Manure Spreader; I Rubber tired Wagon, 14 ft. 1»:*:1; I small rubber tire. 1 wagon; 1 Cultivator; 1 Corn Planter; I Breaking Plow. HAY — 100 bait s extra good Mixed Hay. TERMS CASH. Not responsible for accidents. EARL RAY Auctioneer. ' LINDLEY, Clerk CLARENCE <». POWELL, Attorney ALBERT MellARGCE. Administrator Lunch will be served.

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