The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 October 1956 — Page 3

' THE DAILY BANNER WEI).. OtT. 10. 19.->6 Pa^e 3 GREEN( \ST1.E, IVD’IA N A

>fn». Stwallpy Host.'^s To Clovrntalf* ClTib The Cloverdalc H-ine Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Loren Stwalley for the September meeting with twelve members answering roll call. The president. Mrs. William Huber opened the meeting in the usual form The lesson on Furniture Arrangement, part 1. given by Mm Stwalley was very interestiry^ She also gave the Safety report. Mrs. Perry Michael gave f^e Outlook report. Mrs. Huber reported on the last coun-

cil meeting. After the business meeting the hostess served refreshments to the members and three guests present who were Mrs. Mildred Cassidy, Miss Mary Ann Hayward and Mrs. George Walton. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Cletus Suit, Oct. 19 And the second part of the lesson on Furniture Arrangej ment will be given at that meet-

ing.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS James E. Crosby, el al. to Cinr ence E. Steward, land in Roachdale, SI. Raymond D. Arnold, et ux, to I

Wilber E. Kendall, land in Jef-

ferson twp.

James Albert Sage, et ux. to

Penney’s

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INTRODUCING HANDY’S HANDI-PACK

Four pints of Ice Cream in Cellophane ba*

CHOCOLATE LIME

VANILLA STRAWBERRY

98c

Available at yocr Grocery or Kandy’s Delivery Truck. Handy's Dairy End Ice C-csm Co. Phone 212

1957 Johnson Motors on the way CLOSE GOT OF FEW REMAINING SIZES OF 1956 MODELS. HEADLEY HARDWARE 19 E. Washington St.

P it TO THE First 10 L^dtes WE WILL GIVE A THiow iyis CN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Here’s Y/hei Yet! Do - After our name is mentioned on the Public Address system on th« c< urt house square, the first ten ladies reaching our place will each receive a beautiful throw’ rug. Ten throw rugs will be given away on both Friday ami Saturday, October 12th and 13th. LISTEN FOR THIS ANNOFNCEMENT ON THE P. A. SYSTEM.

SINGER

Automatic C onsole 306, S70.00 off. Portable, 306, $50.00 off, $30.00 off on slant needle Consoles, $20.00 off on all other model machines. Includes sewing course. Completely guaranteed f r 5 years. A 1 machines are new. m\ DEAN Phone 174-J, Greencastle

Opsn Friday - Saturday NieMs till B:0j GQrtdE GIT ACQUAINTED.

A Sure Saving On Ycwr Winter Overcoat

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_Rain or shine, this hellty 15cun:e Rayon-Acetate-Dacron J twill gabardine looks smart, re- ^ sists water, wrinkles and nonB oily stains. Fully rayon lined, 75al raglan model.

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Valuable Awards.

Gat “Pony Ride*’ Tickets Here. SMors

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Washington, I). C $13.35 Detroit, Mich $7.45 Chattanooga, Tenn 10.05 Pittsburgh, Pa. 9.20 Louisville, Ky. 3.85 Cleveland, Ohio $7.45 New York, N. Y $17.50 >tiami, F ia. $24.20

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Phoenix, Ariz. $35.00 Denver, Colo $2,7.20 Albuquerque, N. M 27.35 Son Antonio, Tex 22.65 Salt Lake City, Utah 31.90 Oklahoma City, Okla 15.05 El Paso, Tex 27.55 Lcs Angeles, Cal 43.60

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WHISPER-SHEER PERFECT PEMNiY'S NYLONS

Beautiful buy at Penney’s thrifty price! Full Fashion nylons sheath your legs in one mist of color ... no streaks, no rings Ito mar the effect, Glow-

ing shades. 8 '/j to 11.

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round trips.

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801 E. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1386 (•auCENCASTLE. INDIANA Free Delivery

GREYHOIND TERMINAL 6 E. Seminary Phone 1024 . . on many trips, at no extra cost, you'll ride the new air-ride buses SCEftiCRUISSS? end the Highway Traveler

2 pr. to the Pack.

Jack Patterson, et ax, land in

Marion tv.-p., $1.

Henry M. Heavin, et ux, to Loren O Kennedy, et ux, land in

Marion twp„ $1.

DePauw University to Ernest Flint, et ux, land in Greencastle

Enlargement, $1.

TILTS TOWARD DEMOS JUNEAU, Alaska (UP)—Al-

Walter Burks to George N. aska’s “weathervane’’ general

3 AIRMEN KILLED IN THIS GL035MASTER WRECK

WRECKAGE of a U. S. Air Force C-124 Globemaster strews Charleston, S. C., airport after It crashed In landing attempt. Three Killed, seven injured. (International Soundphoto,

tSTICE Cv PUBLIC SALZ Notice is hereby given that the Putnam County Commissioners will sell for ca«h at the old Highway Garage at the comer of College Ave, and Liberty streets in Greencastle, Indiana, on Friday, Oc tober I9ih at ten o’clock D. 5. T- the following: One Lot of Junk, to be sold by ton, to be weighed on John Poor’s Elevator Scales. One Small Oil Heater, ccmpleto with barrels. One Warm Morning Heater. One Overhead tank, 275 gallo*. One roll top Dertt. One lot of old Batteries. Sale of the Garage Building will be held at the south door of thi* Court House, same date at two o’clock. PUTNAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CECIL H BRCWN ERIC ROBSEN CLAUDE HANNAH

A PEs’HtY SPECIAL! topper:

FLEECES TWEEDS MELTONS in the Misses Range A Penney special purchase made this bargain possible. They are beautifuly styled coats made of quality materials by expert workmen. All made in the ne.veni ii i-to-the minute styles. A Penney va’uc.

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Young, et ux, land in Washington twp., $1. Geofge Young, et ux, to George Bostis, et ux, land in Madison twp., $1.

election tilted slightly to the democrats early today as the party to press the territory’s bc?ld bid for statehood. Voters throughout the vast territory balloted Tuesday fo” two unofficial U. S. senators and one repre.sentative under an AlS aska-Tennessee plan which wcKUld send their choices to | Washington to lobby for statehoed.

FATAL COLLISION KOUTS, Lnd. (UP) — Harry Heck, 79, Beverly Shores, was 'killed late Tuesday when hLs auto and a pickup truck pulling a trailer coll id:..! h ion north of here. State police reported.

• MACHINE WASHABLE • JR., MISSES, HALF SIZES • NEW STYLES, PATTERNS BASEMENT DEPARTMENT You just can’t miss these beautiful dresses, and priced so low too. They are made of quality cottons in styles you will like. While 120 last.

turned out well for them on hundreds of previous crccasions. South dealer Neither side vulnerable

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Blacliwood Or Bridge Obviorus Line Of Play Not Ahvav - B Procedure One angle which even experianced player? have to watch is j the tendency to make the ob- - vious play the play which ha*

put

Playing a no trump contract, for example, it is usually best to set up your longest suit first But that is not always the best procedure. The fire player is constantly on the alert to recognize those car’s where deviations from “normal” lines erf play

must be made.

Mr. Abel is a pretty fair player but he is often g'Jilty of careJ lessness and failure to think out I each specific problem of play.

SEVEN TRICKS

In today’s deal he got the trey ■of diamonds opening and killed Mr. Champion's jack with the

ace. He saw that he had two sure clan of trying to develop the winners m the diamond suit, lubs involv. d certain defeat three heart tricks, a club trick i unless the defenders made some and at least one spade trick—a horrible defensive error.

total of seven.

Now he figured that if he could break the ciub suit 3-2, he could win three tricks in clubs, bringing the total up to nine, lbhad a total of eight clubs in hes hand and dummy, leaving five for the opponents. By giving up two tricks he could win three. This was all very fine, except that in the process the en u iy von five tricks in all, defeatmg he contract. On the lead of th'* a-’e and another club Mr. D' ’-c won the second club and return'd a low diamond. Mr. AbN w n vith the ten fired ar ,thcr club, losing to th» queen.

DOWN ONE

Hr. Champion Ud ba^k his set d : amord "rd Mr. Dale w n ,v/o tricks in that suit. O” th" ’rnt diamond. Mr. Cham lor j "ashed the eight of ppadai - , ead to the ace of that suit

i he hand down one. Mr. Abel phcr.ild hve "o

er the spade suit .lend’r' I ipade from his hand at tr ’.: d finessing dummy’s n r ub^equent f : ." , e*s f * O? th-» t'r I rot would hey* brought in

I "iekr, in the fruit, enough for the

-ontract.

Of course Mr. Atwl had *o b> •ucky to make this one at all He hard to find the jack of spad • on Ms left. But that wan no w than a 50-50 shot, whereas his