The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 December 1956 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER Till RS., DEC. 13, 19.>6 Page 2 ' KEENCASTLE, EVD. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Holds Mooting Tho Ermlon Psi Chepter of

Reita

Epsilon S:gma

Alpha met

day night at 1

the heme of

Woods. During the r

nee ting ir.tei

correspond en a

s was read

president, Bill

ie Harmon.

A committe

e was selec

make plans fo

r a Christm;

is bas-

ket for a ne^dy family. Plans wore also discussed for the Christinas party. Very nice r freshmenta were served to Joan Ash, Jane Carpenter, Norma Child c . Norma Gayner, Bniie Harmon, Pat Haltom, Jovce Jones, Lucille Jones Margaret Lancaster and Doris McMillan. Attend Luncheon In Indianapolis Mrs. Hal Hickman and Mrs. James M. Oliver attended a luncheon amd linen shower in Indianapolis on Thursday. The affair was given by Mrs. Wilmot Goodall at her Willliams Creek home in honor of Miss Janet Keuthan, who will be married on Dec. 29th. Tm -sday Sewing Circle Holds Meeting Mrs. Amy Custis was hostess to the Tuesday Sewing Circle for the December meeting on Tuesday evening. A lovely pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by all. The table was decorated with Christmas flowers and candles. Thanks was given by Mrs. Overshiner. Following the dinner the meeting was called to order by the president and opened by all singing the club song, “America.” Roll call was taken and minutes of the last meeting read. Old and new business was discussed. Three new members wore added to the club: Mrs. Margaret Over* shiner, Mrs. Dellia Moore and Mrs. Edith Shoemaker. An exchange of embroideried tea towels and wash cloths was held. Gifts were received from secret pals and names drown for the coming year. New officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Ada Bumgardner, president; Mrs. Grace Custis, vice president; Mrs. Family Dickey, assistant vice president; Mrs. Amy Custis, secre-tary-treasure; Mrs. Margaret Overshiner, flower treasure; Mrs. Margaret Overshiner, scripture leader: flower committee, Mrs. Doris Fcgle, Mrs. Emily Dickey, Mrs. Dellia Moore and Mrs. Violet Detro. The club colors are red, white and blue, club flower, ros-

I es. Those present were: Mrs. Ada Bumgardner, Mrs. Doris Fogle, Mrs. Grace Custis. Mrs. Emily Dickey, Mrs. Imogene Ferrand. Miss Lucille Dickey, Mrs. Violet Detro, Mrs. Dellia Moore, Mrs. Margaret Overshiner and Mrs Amy Custis. The meeting was dismissed by J Mrs. Margaret Overshiner. The ! next meeting will be in January j with Mrs. Margaret Overshiner. There will be a handkerchief exchange.

Mrs. Mary Kendall Hostess To Club Warren Township Home Demi onstration Club held their Dej cember meeting at the home of ^ Mrs. Mary Kendall on Tuesday, j Dec. 6. with a carry-in dinner, i Eleven members and three guests, Margaret Kendall, Bonnie Williams and Mrs. Moore were present. Mrs. Moore became a member of the club. In absence’ of president, vice pres, opened the meeting by all singing the song of the month j Secretary-treasure report was given and accepted. Roll was answered by revealing secret sister name and gifts from each. The meeting closed with the club prayer, followed by an exchange of gifts. The next meeting will be Jan. 8.

Clinton Falls W. S. C. S. Meets The Clinton Falls W. S. C. S met at the Clinton Falls churc Thursday evening, Dec. 6, for it? Christinas party. The meeting was opened Iv singing Christmas carols and all repeating the Lord’s Prayer Rroll call was answered by saying a short Christmas verse. The secretary’s report was read and approved. Mrs. Beryl Miller gave a short talk on the author of the carol “O Little Town of Bethlehem.” The meeting was closed with the singing of the carol and all adjourning to the basement for games and refreshments of cake, coffee, cool aid and candy. There were thirty-three members and guests present.

THE DXVf lANNfR

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice at ireencastle, Indiana as second 'ass mail matter under act of •larch 7, 1878. Subscription •rice 25 cents per week, $5.00 ier year by mail in Putnam 'oiuity, sfi.00 to $10.40 per yea/ •utside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Streei TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT For we must all appear befor he judgment seat of Christ.—I Zor. 5:10. Scholars differ abou :he character of this judgment

Roachdale, 66; Fillmore, 54

Old Putnam county rivals j clashed on the hardwood com* ; Wednesday night and Roachdah j turned'back visiting Fillmore, 66 , to 54. The host Hawks had command i of the tilt at all stages. They led I 13-6 at the quarter; 31-21 at half-

25 30 31

nd Herad agreed.

l*«>rsoiial And Local News ISrieffs

third period.

Lord’s Ladies Shop League

i Gough’s 17 poincs were

tops

for Roachdale.

Ross dumped in

Quik Chek

.. 30 V-!

11'-j

20 for the Cardinals

Harris Chev

. 30

Fillmore (54)

Spears

. 25

Bryan

Mac’s Appli

. 21^

20 F,

Roberts

Stilesville Cafe

. 21

Huiler

Poff & Toney

.. 15

Ross

R’dale Elec

.. 14

Clark

Mont. Ward

. 11

Williamson

Hi Game, Monnett 162

Hi Series, Mosteller 450

Roachdale (66)

Hi Team Game, Quik Chek, 731

Gough

Hi Team Series,

Quik

Chek

Copner

2114.

Curran

Huber

... . 6

Baird

... . 2

BOMB PLOT

FAILS

Clones

Oficials: Stevenson and Foster

BELFAST, Northern Ireland

Blues Plumbing 24 Lone Star No. 4 23 Langdon Bros 20 Noels Marathon 15 Ind. Gas & Water .... 14

500 Series —VVampler 567, Aker 561. Stites 545. Cooper 531. Archer 518, Kerr 518. Eitel 513. Porter 509. L. Sutherlin 506. M.

Brewster 502, Ziegelman 500.

200 Games—Aker 226, Archer 209. L. Sutherlin 209, Boatwright

201.

Blackwood on Bridge Trick Regained By Careful Counting In defending today's hand Mr. Dale lost a trick, but got tha*. same trick back later by careful counting.

North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH Mr. Champion ♦ Q 8 7 3 V Q 6

♦ K ♦ A

WEST Mrs. Keen

A V ♦

9 6 5 2 K 10 4 2 8 4 3

J 7

SOUTH

Mr. Abel

A K J

V A J 9 4 10 7 2 A 9 8 3

The bidding: North East South 1 jl Pass’ 1 V 1 a Pass 2 V 3 V All Pass

K Q 6 5 EAST ' Mr. Dale A A 10 4 V 7 3 4 A Q J 6 5 A 10 4 2

8 5

West Pass Pass

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

Mrs. William C. Jones, Sycamore, Dec. 13th.

Ray Cline, Belle Union, Dec.

13th.

Barbara Wood, today, Dec.

13th.

Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Forest Figg, 614 Crown street, 18 .years today.

312

The Belle Union PTA will meet Monday night, Dec. 17 at 7:30 CST in the school gym. All parents are asked to attend. Dr. W. D. James is a patient in Robert Long hospital. His address is Ward A Room 4. He would be glad to hear from his friends. Attending annual sessions of the College Band Directors National Association in Chicago is Prof. Dan Hanna, director of university bands at DePauw. The Friendship Club’s Chri.stmast party will be Saturday Dec. 15, at 6:30 in Room 207 at the Union Building. Please remember $1 gift exchange. A beautiful Christmas tree has been erected at the city fire department. Work on the tree stand and the decorations was done by Firemen Jim Mackey a^d Charles Watkins. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Goodin were Rev. Clyde Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neumeister, Julie and Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elmore, Joyce and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Top Guthridge, Sarah amd Sheldon.

Reelsville Is Downed By Amo Amo defeated Reelsville’s Indians, 69 to 51 Wednesday evening. Lewis garnered 25 points in Reelsville’s losing cause. The Reelsville-Cloverdale game this Friday will be played at Reelsville instead of Cloverdale as was previously scheduled. Reelsville (51) FG FT PF Lewis 8 9 2 Friend 1 6 2 Hammond 110 D. Hutcheson 10 0 Barnett 0 0 0 Cain 13 4 G. Hutcheson 3 2 2 Renner 0 0 2 Beaman 0 0 0 Amo (69) FG FT PF Johnson 6 4 5 Miller 8 0 4 Waggoner 3 7 4 Hanlon 6 2 2 Lee 10 1 Stephenson 4 0 4

(UP)—Police foiled a bomb plot to blow up a British naval vessel here today in another apparent attempt at violence by the outlawed Irish Republican Army. A 200-stick dynamite time bomb stuffed into an attache case was found on a dock within yards of the obsolete British training cruiser H.MS Caroline.

QUESTIONABLE LEAD Mr. Dale cashed the queen of diamonds and Mr. Abel played the 10. Next Mr. Dale made the somewhat questionable lead of a : trump. Mr. Abel played the nine ! and now Mrs. Keen’s two trump tricks were apnaiehtly reduced! to one. She took her trick with the i king of hearts and led back a heart. Dummy’s queen won as , Mr. Abel could not afford to! overtake with his ace without setting up the ten spot. Mr. Abel’s problem now was ; to reach his hand to pick up the I trumps still outstanding. He led a low spade from the board and here Mr. Dale redeemed himself, j If he had thoughtlessly played I second hand low, Mr. Abel would j have won with the king, extract- j ed trumps and run dummy's club J suit making four-odd. PLAYS ACE But Mr. Dale stepped right in ! with the ace. He led the jack of diamonds for he knew Mr. Abel | had another one in spite of his j two previous false-cards. Re- * member, the deuce of diamonds ! j had not yet appeared.

Keen’s ten of trumps was agnin promoted to winning status.

* , • * Mrs. Keen had it, that meant Looking at all of the cards, it , . , „ 7. ,, , she had started with a total of

seems that Mr. Abel had to lose

two diamonds, a spade and (by normal play) two trump tricks. Mrs. Keen opened the eight of diamonds, the king was played from the board and Mr. Dale won with the ace. Trying to give a wrong impression of his holding,

Mr. Abel dropped the seven spot. ! matter how Mr. Abel played, Mrs.

four diamonds and if that had been the case, she would have led ! her fourth highest, not the eight !

spot.

After cashing the jack of dia- i monds, Mr. Dale simply led ? , fourth round of diamonds and, no |

ORDER IS RESTORED PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti — (UP)-Constitutional rule returned today to Haiti where an unprecedented display of popular resentment forced Gen. Paul E. Magloire to resign as provisional chief of state. Magloire resigned Wednesday bowing to the pressure of a nationwide three-day general strike in protest against his assumption of dictatorial powers. He had suspended the constitution and arrested numerous opposition political leaders. The government was turned over to Chief Supreme Court Justice Joseph Pierre Louis, in accordance with the constitutional line of succession since there is no vice president. All political prisoners were reported released, including the chief opposition presidential candidate, Louis de Joie. ORE FLEET TO LEAVE MILWAUKEE (UPi — The Pittsbrgh Steamship Co., whi h had intended to keep its ore fleet on Lake Superior until Jan. 1. said it would begin withdrawing its ships from the lake today. Ice and unfavorable weather predictions forced the company to change its plans.

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'VOTICi; OP VDMIXISTUATION In tlie Circuit Court of Putnam County, Indiana. ^ Notice is hereby given that Frances O. Ruark was on the 2SUi day or November, 1956, appointed Administratrix of the estate of Janies s. Walker, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within six (6) months from the d :te of the first publication of this notice or said claims will he forever barr-nl. Fated a t Oreencnstle, Indiana, this 2S day of November. 1956. William R. Padgett. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Probate Cause No. 9644. Roy C. Sutherlin, Attorney. 29-6-13-^t. [

Thursday DePauw at Indiana State • Friday Greencastle at Wiley Belle Union at Fillmore Reelsville at Cloverdale Bainbridge at New Winchester Saturday Evansville at DePauw

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