The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 August 1956 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER * SAT., AI G. 18. 19.’>« Pape 2 '•KCI-.Nr \81 C E. LVniAN A sm iii &l- < ummingH-'iiithf-rlin Nuptial** A«»Jt ,, ’ , “t 10 Muw Imogene S u i h e i i i daughter of Mrs. Cl tr- r.ce Dav: Cloverdale R R 1. and R- x C ; - mings. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ji Cummings. Quincy, were un. c in marriage Friday ever.im . August 10th, at 8:30 at the . of Rev. and Mrs. Claience B . B I double ring ceremony. The bride’s attendant was he. sister, Mrs. Doris Tharp. ;? Donald Cummings, brother • the bridegroom, was best nan The bride was dressed m white flowered dres* with wh:‘ accessories and wore a coi sag of pink carnations. Airs. Tharp wore a light t dress with white accessories a:. . a corsage of red carnations. The bridegroom and b*\st mr.. both wore dark blu'' -mits and . \v»hite carnation. Those attending the weddin were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cummings and Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc* Davis. After a short trip to th' Cumberland mountains ti'.ey a at home to the'r friends at 41 North Euclid, Indianapolis. Will Observe 59th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Norwood. 808 Crown street, will observ their 5Hth wedding anniversar." on Sunday, August 19th. Thcr have one daughter, Mrs. Retf. . Dunn, three grandchild! * n an five great-grandchildren. They formerly lived-in Jefferson township and have been residents o f Greencastle for the past fou*' years. ( lub Held Meeting At Kobe-Ann Park The Jacksonetts Heme Demon stration Club met .August 13 at Greencastle. After a very interesting tour of the Central National Bank the members went to Robe-Ann Park for a pic Mrs. Clajide Malayer returned thanks for a wonderful picnic lunch. The afternoon meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Guy Dean, reading the though' for the month. The club colh ci was repeated by all. Mrs. Wi '. McMullen led in singing the song of the month. The secretary report was given by Mis. Fred Gowin and approved. Aft r the business meeting all adjourned to meet Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs. Charles Bourne. The housefly, one of the most prevalent insect disease carriers, may migrate as much as 20 miles. A livestock pest the blowfly will migrate at least 28 miles..

IV MEMORY ng memory of Norma E .vho pa ?«ed away 5 years I? 51 - ’ * 8y friends we are *d.»t of joy'; we are blue Tiile on our face we have dear Norma for you. * only your memories •mber our whole life sweetness will linger reasure our memories of missed by the family.

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IN MEMORY loving memory’ of our n. Ronnie Dee Toney. ;ntle face and patient dness we recall l a kindly word for each 1 beloved by all. •oiee is stilled so is the ed us well and true tter was the trial to part le so good as you. • not forgotten Ronnie i 1 you ever be g as life and memory! remember thee. ; you now, our hearts are

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT My cup runneth over.—Psalm 23:5. David wrote this when he was a poor shepherd lad sleeping on the ground. When be became a powerful king he said, would God I had died! David could not stand power and wealth! Personal And total Nows Briefs

Thursday Night Ree’sville 7. Nehi 1 Shetrone 2. H:me Supply 0 Friday Night Home Supply 3. Moose 0 Shetrone 11. Reelsville 2 SCHEDULE Sunday, August 19 — — 7:15 Shetrone vs. Moose Lodge i Play-off) 8:30 Reelsyille vs Progressive Monday, August 20 7:15 Home Supply vs. Winner of Shetrone-Moose game Final Standing, Second Round

Blackwood On Bridge Rule Of Eleven Defeits MNs Brash’s No Trump Bid Mr. Dale led the seven of hearts against the three no | trump contract and the four ■ was played from dummy. With- ; out hesitation. Mrs. Fusty play- ! ed the six spot. She knew’ her partner’s seven would hold the * trick.

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South dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH Mr. Abel

As time goes by Y e miss you more. Your loving smile Your gentle face No one can ever fill your place. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toney. IN MEMORY In memory of Ronnie Lee | Time speeds on, two years have passed Since death its gloom, its shadows cast, Y hin our home, where all seem- ! ed bright And took from us a shinning |

light.

We miss that light and ever will Ronnie’s place there none to fill. I Down here we mourn, but not in

vain.

For up in heaven, we’ll meet

again.

Dad Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Goss and

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Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sanford and family Mr. and Mis. Danny Minnick , and family Mr. :md Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper | and family. WATCH THE GUMS NEW YORK (UP)—A dental f' rvey found that after 35 years : of age gum diseases are respon- : Able for two to three times as 1 many extrictions as decay.

BOOTS K SADDLE RESTAURANT Will be closed lands ' through Friday, August 2Gth to August 2 , n. Ra-open Saturday, August 25th. Jack Hinkle, Prop.

TERMITES CAN SE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICES REASONABLE — RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY —

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zachary | and daughter, Jennifer are now j j living in Vero Beach, Fla. Mrs. Lois Evens will leave | Sunday by bus for a two weeks ' I vacation in Tombstone, Arizona ' Mrs. Mary LeMasters of In- i dianapolis is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chadd. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and j Miss Aileen Overstreet left Friday to spend the week-end in De- ;

troit, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W’oodall j of Hammond are spending a few i oa-ys with Mrs. Chloie Vermillion | and other relatives in this city, j Harry Conrad was arrested by j C'ty police on a public intoxication charge and lodged in the Putnam county jail at 2:30 Saturday morning. West Floyd Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday, j August 22, at the home of Mrs ; Arthur Eggers. Please remem- ' ber shower for Joyce Earley. There will be an organization meeting of the newly formed Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi on Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Ray Mostel-

ler.

Funeral services for Mrs. Alberta Routh, who passed away Wednesday at her home in Clayton, were held Saturday after- ( noon from the Hampton Funeral Home in Plainfield. Dr. Orville Davis of Greencastle will fill the pulpit at the Mt. Meridian church Sunday morning, Aug. 19th, and Sunday evening. Aug. 26th in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Lehman. The Ladies Beginners Bowling League meeting will be held Monday, August 20th, at 7:30 p. m. at Varsity Lanes. Any’one interested in learning to bowl, please attend this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Partridge and children of Riverside. California are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bowen of Fillmore and other relatives. Mrs. Partridge was formerly Miss Melvina White of Fillmore. Lester K. Sutherlin, son of Mrs. Clarence Davis, is now stationed in Madrid, Spain and would be plad to hear from his friends. His address is Comnavacts, Spain, c/o APO 285, New York, New York. Arriving by plane at Indianapolis this morning were Dr. and Mrs. Russell J. Humbert, Miss Sarah Humbert, and Miss Jane Turk, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Laurel H. Turk. The party* left Amsterdam for New York on Friday’. For the past several weeks, they* have toured the continent.

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•> A K 10 7 4 * A 6 4 The bidding: South West North East 1 * Pass 1 A Pass 1 NT Pass 2 NT All Pass If she had played a higher heart, Miss Brash would have enjoyed her usual good luck. The fortunate distribution of the spade suit would have enabled her to make game by leading a small spade and finessing dummy’s eight. Thatvwould lose to the queen but a second spade finesse would bring in three tricks in the suit and the defenders would not be able to take more than four tricks. , NO PLAY As it was. Mr. Dale held the first trick. He led the queen of hearts at trick two. dummy’s king was captured and, after losing four hearts, Miss Brash had no play for nine tricks. Mrs. Fusty knew the seven of hearts would win ,by using the rule of eleven. My mail indicates that there is a widespread interest in this device. It appears that many players know nothing about it, others know a little but do not know how to apply it in actual play’. SUBJECT OVERLOOKED It is true that the subject has been overlooked in bridge literature. Possibly that is because bridge writers consder it such a basic part of the game that they assume their readers have knowledge of it.

VFW Post 1550 Annual Picnic Sunday, Aug. 19 10:09 A. H. TURNER CHICKEN RANCH South on Manhattan Road (Follow Signs) Members, Auxiliary Members, and Families Invited. ^

Since the rule of eleven plays such an important part in a winning game. I would l.ke to star: at the cegir.ning in the foliowi-.g series of columns and show you how it works, why it works, and what it will do for you if you use it properly. Even if y’ou are an old hand at the game and have been using this method of counting for years, stick around a few day’s. I plan to dig up some pretty fancy uses for your old friend. MORE FAIR WINNERS 4 H BEEF DEPARTMENT Honor Showman: 1, Larry Grimes; 2, Frank Hartman: 3. Suve Akers: 4, Bowen Akers Alternate: Eddie Ester. Lightweight 9ngus Steer: 1st. David Webb: 2nd. Jerry Malaye'. # 3rd, Byron Gough; 4th, Doretta Harris; 5th, Raymond Keck; 6th. Byron Gough. Heavyweight Angus Steer: 1st, Gary Goff; 2nd, Stephen ant. Bowen Akers; 3rd, Rebecca Scobee: 4th. Steven and Bowen

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Champion Angus Steer: Gary Goff. Reserve: Steve and Bowen

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Lightweight Hereford Steer: 1st, Shirley Perry; 2nd, Larry Harris; 3rd and 4th, Don Kelly; 5th, Gerald Rusk. Heavyweight Hereford Steei: 1st, Beverly Perry; 2nd, Gen.* 1 Beck; 3rd, John Rusk; 4tb. ! Byron Gough; 5th. Larry Grimes; 6th. Donald Harvey; 7th, Pat Harrold. Heavyweight Shorthorn Steer: j 1st, Tom McCabe; 2nd, Larry Clodfelter; 3rd, John Rusk. Champion Shorthorn Steer. Tom McCabe. Reserve: Larry | Clodfelter. Grand Champion Steer: Gary

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Reserve Grand Champion Steer: Tom McCabe. Angus Cow: 1st, Steve and Bowen Akers. Angus Senior Yearling Heifer: 1st, Steve and Bowen Akers; 2nd, Steve and Bowen Akers; 3ra, , Tom O'Hair; 4th, John Miller, Jr.; 5th. Richard Miller. Angus Junior Yearling Heifer; 1st, Steve and Bowen Akers: j 2nd, Raymond Keck; 3rd, Charles Cundiff; 4th, Michael Risk; 5th, Joe McNary. Angus Summer Yearling Heifer: 1st. Steve and Bowen Akers; 2nd, Joe McNary; 3rd, Roy Hanks; 4th, Kenneth Johnson. Argus Senbir Heifer Calf: 1st Steve and Bowen Akers. Champion Angus Heifer: Steve and Bowen Akers, aged. Res. Champion Angus Heifer: Steve and Bowen Akers, Sr. Yearling. Hereford Cow: 1st, Ted Britton; 2nd, Gary Kersey. Hereford Senior Yearling Heifer: 1st. Byron Gough; 2nd, Larry McAllister; 3rd, Donald Harney. Hereford Junior Yearling Heifer: 1st, Frank Hartman; 2nd, Larry Grimes. Hereford Summer Yearling Heifer: 1st, Ted Britton; 2nd, Don Kelly; 3rd, Byron Gough; 4th, Gene Beck. Champion Hereford Heifer: Frank Hartman. Res. Champion Hereford Heifer: Ted Britton, Aged. Shorthorn Summer Yearling Heifer: 1st, Tom McCabe; 2nd, Gerald Rusk. Champion Shorthorn Heifer: Tom McCabe. Res. Champion Shorthorn Heifer: Gerald Rusk. Shorthorn Heavyweight: John Rusk, 1000; Larry Clodlelttr,

922: Tom McCabe. 916. Hereford Lightweight: Gerald Rusk. 875; Butch Harr:?. 850 Larry Grimes. 798; Shirley Perry. 893; Don Kelly. 824; Don Kelley. 790. Hereford Heavyweight: Gene Beck. 1000; Byron Gough. 99 i: Beverly Perry 977: John Rusi:. 975: Larry Grimes, 961: Donald Harney. 1015; Pat Harold. 953. Angus Lightweight: David Webb. 812: Byron Gough. 79.". Doretha Harris, 720;. Byror Gough. 798; Raymond Keck, 731 Terry Malayer, 888. Angus Heavyweight: B.> Akers, 911: Steve Akers. 955 Gary Gough. 1020; Rebecca Scobee, 957. Miscellaneous 4-H Projects Soil Cons. Mike Blue, Monroe, 2nd; Pat Harrold, Greencastle. 3rd; Joe Guthrie Wash., 2nd; Errol McBride, Clinton, 2nd: John Neyhard, Greencastle, 2nd; Jay Johnson, Greencastle. 3rd; Michael Bullerdick, Greencastle. 3rd; Donald Sibbit, Marion. 1st; John Miller, Jr.. Madison, 1st; Ronald Wagner, Wash., 3rd; Richard Strain. Wash., 2nd; Marc Boyer. Wash., 2nd; William Carrdill.

Jefferson, 3rd; Frank Hartman, Franklin. Merit- Lloyd Gentry, Monroe. 3rd: Tcm r*ig!as. Cl^--erd.rie. Merit; Mike K'ger. Mariori. 3rd: Michael O’Hair. CHnbridge u Bain 2I-gM..Se ;anRa ton. 2nd; John Hazlett. Russell. 1st: Larry Day. Monroe. 2nd; Larry Grimes, Russell, 1st; George Stishcr. Monroe. 2nd;. Jeffery Blue. Monroe. 1st; Steve Aker, Greencastle. 2nd; Albert Sheppard, Jefferson. 3rd. Paul David Evans, Madison. 1st; Bowen Akers. Greencastle. 2nd: John Hazlett. Russell E. Shaw, Memorial Award; Joe Friend | Wash.. 1st; Lloyd Broadstreet, | Cloverdale. 1st; Vincent Kiger, M irion. 1st; Neil Irwin. Marion, 1st; Larry Salsman. Jefferson, 1st. Miscellaneous 4-11 Projects Entomology Bill Harshbargvr, Monroe. 1st; Bill Hatfield. Monroe, 1st. State Fair; Larry Mcdesitt, Wash., 1st; Janet Stanley, Jackson, 2nd; James Goss, Cloverdale, 2nd; Paul David Evans, Greencastle, 1st. State Fair; Harve Wilson, Clinton. 1st; James Wood, Jackson, 1st. State Fair.

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