The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 December 1956 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER SAT.. DEC. 8. 19."6 Pag:** 2 '’REEN'CASTLE, FYD.
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on Bridge Partner Can Make The Correct Defense Clear In defending a !%nd n players cooperate pretty with partner in indicating high card holders by echoi the suit or suits where principal strength lies. Ronth dealer , ^either side-ruinerabld
. NORTH ‘ r * ^
Mrs. Keea
A 7 3
V A K 9 1 4 J S 6 3 * J XO 4
* EAST
well their
ng in
^VEST
Mr. Champion
A V ♦ A
2 10 8 2 10 4 9 6 5
Mr. Abel A K 6 5 4 J 5 3 4 7 6 2 A A 6 3
SOUTH
Mr. Dale A A Q J 10 8 4
V 7 6
4 A K 9
A K 7
The bidding:
r~—
South, West North
East
1 4 Pass 2 V
Pass
3 A Pass 3 NT 4 A AH Pass
Pasf
This is not true, howt
:ver, in
the matter of showing
partner
the distribution of their
hands.
Mr. Abel failed miserably in
this respect in today’s game and Mr. Champion was left in the dark as to what suit to guard at the end. PARTNER CORRECTLY READ The opening lead was the five of clubs and Mr. Abel won with ; the ace and returned the deuce, i All right s>o far. Mr. Champion correctly read his partner for four clubs. Mr. Dale won the second trick | with the king of clubs. He entered dummy twice with the two high hearts and took spade fin- | esses both times. Then he laid I down the ace of spades, dropping |
Mr Abel s kirf> On iMV-las*- ffffc trick Mr. Champion discarded the nine of clubs. A heart was
frotif dmrnffy.
Now Mr. Dale ran all the rest of his spades. dHesrding from dummy the last heart, a small diamond and the jack of clubs in that order. Mr. Champion played the ten of hearts, the queen of clubs and was then down to the queen of hearts and three diamonds to the queen. What discard should he make on the last spade ? Did Mr. Dale have for his last three cards, the nark of hearts and the ace-king of diamonds? Or did he have no hearts and three diamonds to the
^ ace-king?
Mr. Champion had carefully ' wretched his partner's discards. 1 But Mr. Abel, who wa»s in a posi- ; ‘ion to make the correct defense | perfectly dear, fell down on the job. He stubbornly held on to the jack of hearts. WRONG GUESS Mr. Champion had to guess and he guessed wrong. On the ; last spade he dropped a small I diamond and Mr. Dale then took the rest in the diamond suit. "Why didn’t you give me a count by throwing away the jack of hearts?” Mr. Champion growl-
ed.
"But that was the biggest card | in my hand at the time,” Mr. Abel replied . "What a rea-oon,” snorted Mr. Champion. "I had Dale counted for six spades and two clubs. If 'you had thrown the jack of hearts, I would have known he had only two hearts and therefore three diamond^. Then we would have beat the contract.” And, as usual, Mr. Champion was right.
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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT So is he that lay. th up treasure for himself but is not rich toward God.—Luke 12:21. The amazing folly of accumulating fortunes we can’t take with us. very long has ruined many’ lives. You can take it with you in kind-
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Personal
And local Nows Briefs
KEItEKAH NOTICE Bee Hive Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Monday evening at 8 o’clock, at the new location in the Greencastle Savings & Loan Building, 2 So. Jackson St.
V.F. W ?mi HARBOR DAY
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The Clinton Homemakers Club will meet Thursday night, Dec. 13 at 6:30 at the Old Trail Inn for their Family Christmas Din-
ner.
NaDean Sillery is observing j his twenty fiith anniversary as 1 a barber in Greencastle today. He has been at the same location on North Jackson street all these years. The Four Leaf Clover Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at 1:00 p. m. at the Union Building. There will be an election of officers. Members please bring gift for exchange. Miss Charlene G. Pittman of Russellville is among 53 women students at Indiana University who are performing at half-times of home basketball games this year as part of a new precision drill team, the Hoosierettes. The twenty three pledges of the Tri Delts were the guests at a tea given by the alumnae at the home of Mrs. Ned Letts. Assisting were Mrs. Robert Stoops, Mrs. Leon Pacala, Mrs. Elwood Walters, Mrs. R. W. Pence, Mrs. Edna Coffman and Mrs. Charles Erdman.
Coons
1
5
2
Greencastle B, (43) EG.
FT.
PF
Hayes
5
2
2
M. Mvers
0
3
0
Kuber
1
2
g
Wright -
... 1
1
1
Steele
4
0
Bible
2
0
3
Sharp
2
2
4
Mace
0
3
1
•Haltom
3
0
4
Pierce
0
0
0
Brown
4
5
2
Bain bridge (54)
FG
FT
PF
Roach
2
0
2
Jeffries
2
1
3
Hartman
.... 0
1
1
McBride
0
o
n
Compton
3
2
3
Wehrman
5
9
5
Gould
1
2
0
Wilson
0
0
0
Jones
0
0
1
Blue
6
1
5
i O’Hair
O
1
2
Totals
... 13
17
12
Harshbarger
3
2
1
i B game: Cloverdale 35; Bain-
Martinsville B, (46) FG.
FT.
PF.
bridge 19.
Schnaiter
3
2
4
Officials: Shiflet
and
Shiflet.
Bowman
4
2
2
Etcheson
4
1
3
Russellville (78)
FG
FT
PF
Sedwick
3
5
0
Pursell
7
5
5
Oldham
0
0
0
Harbison
5
1
3
Kain
1
0
2
Reddish
1
1
4
Fordice
0
0
0
Allgood
7
2
3
■—
—
—
! Ramsay
1
0
0
Totals
... 15
10
11
Leonard
. 4
2
0
Neal
1
2
n
Greencastle (73)
FG.
FT. PF.
Sinnett
2
5
i
York
0!
0
2
Calvert
2
0
4
Ballard
1
0
1
Belle Union (6!)
FG
FT
PF
Bridges
0
0
0
j Walton
. 7
4
1
Fobes —
3
1
3
Sheppard
. 7
2
n
Patterson
4
8
5
! F. Williams
0
0
0
Carson
0
0
1
1 R. Willaims
4
9
i
Dickson
9
8
3
Cox
1
0
2
Remsburg
4
12
2
Hackers
. 0
0
r
—
—
—
Dorsett
1
0
0
Totals
.. 22
29
17
Simmons
4
5
4
Martinsville (58)
FG.
FT.
PF.
B game: Belie Union
36, Rus-
FT PF < Modern Priscilla 1 1 Will Mcc-t Monday The Modem Priscilla Club will
meet on Monday, Dec. 10th, at
2:30 p. m.
The meeting wil be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Rector, Sr.
i bridge and Groveland chapters. All officers try to be present to practice. The inspection will be
on Tuesday. Dec 18 at 7:30. There will be a pitch-in supper. Frances Hazlett W. M.
The Mcxlern Mothers Study Club Christmas party will be held tonight at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. Connie Mundy.
MORTON OES
Stated meeting of Morton chapter No. 356 OES on Wednesday evening, Dec. 12, at 7:30. Christmas meeting and a 50c gift exchange. Bring a pound for refreshments. There will also be a | practice meeting at Groveland chapter on Friday, Dec. 14, at 7 o’clock for inspection with Bain-
TERMITES Worse This Year Than Ever Before Free Inspection No Obligation METZGER LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 2B2 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR PHONE 26! HUB STATE PEST CONTROL
Open Wednesday Afternoons Open Friday and Saturday Evenings 'tilt 8 P. M.
Stanford 0 Carmichael 2 Pottoroff 7 Schoolcraft 0 Jackson 4 Gregson 0 Downey 3 Burleigh 0 Denny 4
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ANNIVERSARIES
Birthdays
Gary Gene Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wallace, Coatesville, 6 years old today, Dec. 9. Theodore Bock, today, Dec. 8.
Weddings
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Barrett, 12 years today, Dec. 8. Wtonight WISH-TV—Channel 8
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Totals
.. 20
18
22
Roachdale (49)
FG
FT
PF
Gough
.... 4
9
3
Copner
... 3
2
1
Baird
... 1
4
1
Hyten
.... 0
0
1
Curran
... 2
4
4
Clark
... 0
2
4
Huber
.... 2
2
5
Cram
... 0
0
1
Clones
... X
0
1
North Salem (73)
FG
FT
PF
Simons
.... 4
2
5
Williams
... 7
4
1
Plasters
... 1
2
4
Krutzsch
... 5
3
2
Smith
... 8
7
5
Evans
... 1
3
o
sellville 35.
Officials: Gorman and Jessup
CLUB CALENDAR
2:30
Mrs.
Officials: Witt and Garofolo.
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I lie reputation of a prescription department depends upon both the ser\ ice it renders and the quality of the medication it dispenses. You are always assured prompt efficiency when you bring your prescriptions
^OAN ^Pharmacy
Lt-i' /ry. .icccr.icv a.vd service
6:00
Anme Oaklet
6:30
Beat the Clock
7:00
Susie
7:30
Buccaneers
8:00
Jackie Gleaso.
9:00
Gale Storm
9:30
. Hey Jeannie
10:00
Gunsmoke
10:30
High Finance
V :00
News; Weather
l 1 :15
Late Show
12:15
Late Late Show WTTY—Channel 4
6:00
Ozark Jubilee
6:30
Shorty Sheehan
7:30
Feature Film
8:30 .
I. U. Ball
10:00
Amateur Fights
11:00
Hollywood Movie
WTHI-TY—Channel 10
6:30
Disneyland
7:00
Peat the Clock
8:00
Jackie Gleason
9:00
Soldiers of Fortune
9:30
Hey Jeannie
10:00
Gunsmoke
10:30 .
Star and The Story
11:00
Lawrence We!k
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Monday
Modern Priscilla ClubMrs. Charles Rector Sr. Boston Club— 7:30 - George Long.
Tuesday
Chez-Nous Home Demonstration Club—8 p. m.—Mrs. Puui
Buechler.
New Era Club Christmas luncheon—1 p. m.—Mrs. Willard
Singleton.
Tuesday Reading Circle—2:3( —Mrs. D. W. Killinger. P. E. O.—Mrs. F. R. Dettloff—
7:30.
Wednesday Morning Musicalc—8 p. m.— Mrs. Robert Williams. Friday Woman’s Study Club—2:30Mrs. Charles Rector Sr. Legion Christmas Party Set For Monday, Dee. 10th The annual Christmas party of the American Legion will be held Monday, Dec. 10th at the Post Home. There will be a pitchin slipper at 6:30 p. m. with meat and rolls furnished. Biing a covered dish and your ojvn table ser-
vice.
Santa Claus will be there after supper. So bring a Christmas wrapped gift (not to exceed $1.) for each child. All Legion and Auxiliary members and thCii families are invited to attend.
DIES IN FLORIDA
Word has been received by fri^ids of the death of William Milville at St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr. Melville wa-s a former resident of Belle Union and had only moved to Florida last March after selling his farm.
CORN KING DIES SHELBYVILLE. Ind. (UP) — Peter J. Lux, 74, who won the title “World Corn King” in 1919. 1922, 1926, and 1934, died Friday in his sleep. The Shelby County native retired from farming in 1935. He was a member of the state committee for soil conservation of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration from 1933 to 1951.. A grandson! David, 19, was named “World Corn Prince” recently at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
CHRISTMAS PARTY St. Paul’s Guild of Catho] c Ladies will have a Christmas party on Monday, Dec. 10, at 6:30 p. m. in the chapel. There Wi 11 be a 50c gift exchange. MASONIC NOTICE
Stated meeting of Applegate Lodge No. 155, Fillmore, Tuesday, Dec. 11th at 7:00 p. m. Election of officers. Raymond He*»d, W. M.
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Ashtrays, metal, pottery or glass, 49c, 97c to $2.97 individually or In sets.
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Candles, holders, table, mantel or wall for regular or tiny tapers, 97c to $5,97, also complete selection of candles.
Intaglio wall placques and planter of metal pottery or composition with or without plants, priced from $1.47 to $9.97.
Pottery centerpieces irsd vases in five colors anti many different deigt!S frem five national tottery firms prices bein at 09c,
Beverage glassware, in Woodcraftery Shops the flying duck pattern or finest quality wood gifts monogramed only the bowls, nutcrackers, highest quality at reas- j ra y S an£ j wall piaques. enable prices.
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Brass Planters the largest selection in Indiana guaranteed not to tarnish pit or leak, $1,47 to $9.97.
For Casual living and type of cruet, cream md sugar, canister and cocktail sets in wood stained pottery the newest thing in the gift //or[d.
Pottery Planters 100s of different pieces, novelty planters in many colors and finishes 49c to $4.97,
Jardinercs and Floor planters, Pottery or Brass the highest quality $3.73 to $14.97.
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