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SWANK CLI B BURNS

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (UP) ! - Wind-fed flames destroyed the swank Alfred’s Villa Friday night only minutes after 150. patrons Tiled out of the restaurant's five dining rooms and bar.

IN MEMORY In memory of our father, Oscar H. Wells, who passed away 14 years ago, Nov. 10. 1944. Before our eyes you slowly faded. Growing day by day more frail; Bearing patiently your suffering Without murmur, without wail We not not know why you had to go But things happen for the b°st We miss you so but still we know Dear Father you are at rest. Sadly missed by the Wells children. Ip

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the posioffie© of GreencaAtJf, Indiana as second class mail matter under ae« of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 [H-r year by mail in Putnam County, Stf.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County.

SOCIETY Sheinwold

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CLUB CALENDAR

Tuesday

Tuesday Reading Circle—-2:30 i Develop Your Suits — Mrs. Hiram Jome. In The Right Order League of Women Voters Unit | By Alfred Sheinuold

Meeting - 8 p. m.

Seniors • 0 3 ty School Superintendent, will be school chorus. Even*fme fs tnIligh actual scores this week the speaker. Thanksgiving mu- vited. Please bring a pumpkin by individuals and classes were: sic will be furnished by the high pie for refreshments. Freshman 493 Iva Lee Boatright 122;

CORRECTION

In Error, The Name of JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET Was omiffed from the Veterans Day Closing Ad. of the Greencasfie Auto Dealers - - - THIS DEALER WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY

Monday, Ncv. 11th JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT God is no respecter of persons. Acts. 10:34. Of course we make exceptions of ourselves, and we make excuses. We are charitable to ourselves, but un forgiving toward others faults.

Phillips, 800 South Locust street. New Era Cub—2 p. m - Mrs. Ray Mosteller.

Wednesday

Morning Musicale—9:45 a. m- - Mrs. Milton Trusler. P. E. O. Dinner Meeting—6 p. m.- Mrs. Walter Ballard.

Mrs. Clifton When you must tackle two

which should you begin with? As a general rule, start with the suit in which the dangerous opponent may have a card

of entry.

North dealer North-South vulnerable

NORTH

FIRST THOUGHTS I was born this way. What’s your excuse. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

Personal And Local News Uriels

Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae— 8 p. m.—Mrs. A. L. Meredith. League of Women Voters Unit Meeting—8 p. m.—Mrs. Frank Deer, 408 East Walnut street. Thursday League of Women Voters Unit Meeting —9 a. m.—Mrs. Carl Washier, 908 South Locust. Friday Century Club—2 p. m.—Mrs. Raymond Pence.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Terry Jo Arnold, 7 years old Nov. 11th Mark Arnold, 4 years old Nov. 4th, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wayne Arnold. Coatesville, R. 2. Linda Maiie Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Gairy Burton, 9 years old Nov. 9th. Linda Marie Burton. Paula Lee Hamm, John Sponsel, Crystal Black. Helen Samuels, Russell Coleman, Robert Huffman, Mrs. Clyde Grimes, George E. Friend, John A. Friend, Earle Wayne Talley, today, Nov. 9.

KeelsviUe UFA Will Hold .Meeting November 12th The Reelsville PTA will meet November 12 at 7:00 p. m. in the gymnasium. Loyd Hurst, Coun-

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YOU CSH W!H *400.00 with Boms Cirsie .Solve pruzzle Sunday, November UCth its HE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY TIMES

S.C.C. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Roy Newgent. Miss Ethel Daniels will be assisting hostess. The Four Leaf Clover Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Edmond Ton* on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 2 p. m. The 6th District Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting will be held Sunday, Nov. 10th at Attica. The meetings will start at 1:30 p. m. for all Post Ladies Auxiliaries and Fathers Auxiliaries in the District. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority business meeting for November will be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, November 12th at the home t of Pat Haltom. This is a special meeting and everyone must be present and prompt. Reservations for the Mothers Service Club banquet to be held Nov. 19th at Himt’s Pleasant Acres on Road 40 must be called to Mrs. Irene Myers. Phone 7086-R or Mrs. Ruby Weaver, Phone 590 not later than Tuesday, Nov. 12thThe Reelsville PTA will meet j November 12 at 7:00 p. m. in the gymnasium. Mr. Loyd Hurst, ; County School Superintendent, will be the speaker. Thanksgiving music will be furnished by the high school chorus. Everyone is invited. Please bring a pumpkin pie for refreshments. Glendyn Irwin, Shady Brook Jerseys, Route 4, Greencastle, has a registered Jersey cow that recently completed an actual 305day Herd Improvement Registry production record of 7,726 lbs. milk containing 463 lbs. butterfat at the age of 11 years and 6 months. The official record was made by Sybil Blonde Milly and h< r tests were supei-yised by Purdue University for The American Jersey Cattle Club.

Belle Union PTA To Meet Wednesday The Belle Union P. T. A. will meet Wednesday evening, Nov 14, at 7 p. m. After the business meeting the program will be given by Rev. John Ward, City Methodist church. Gary. His sub- j ject will be “Peace in the Holy j Land.” Illustrated with color ;

slides.

All students, parents, teachers | and friends are especially invited to attend this very interesting meeting and program.

Maple Heights Club Held November M«-eting

Opening lead—▲ 4

West opened the four of spades, and South won with the king. South needed tricks in both hearts and clubs, and he had to decide which suit to tackle first. South went after hearts first because West, the opponent witn the long spades, might have the ace of hearts. If West held tne king of clubs, that card would not win a trick for him.

WEST -ENTRYLESS

West refused the first heart hoping that his partner could win. West had to take the second heart, however, and new his hand was entryless. He led another spade, and South refused the tric k South took the next spade ! thus running East out of spades. Declarer could now afford tr ! try the club finesse. East won

IN OBSERVANCE OF VETERANS DAY The Central National Bank

and

First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Will Be Closed From 10:45 to 11:15 Monday, November 11th

SOME ACHIEVEMENT WINNERS K0N0RED AT BAINBRIDGE

The Maple Heights Home Demonstration club met on Nov. 5th at the club house with Mrs.

Lottie Lane and Mrs. R^by ;^Y he ' king of clubs but could Weaver as hostesses. n>t j eat j a gpjyjg arK i couldn’t find The meeting was called to . anv other way to get to the West order by the president. F^ag j hand. South easily won the rest salute and creed were repeated : of the tlicks h is contract

in unison. Secretary and treasurer j'eports were read and accepted. Club voted to contribute to Cai f. and Boy Scouts. Council meeting was attended by our president, who reviewed ihe important parts, such as date for officer’s training, Nov. 25 and lesson candle making, flower arrangement on Dec. 3rd. Outlook and garden report? given by leaders. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. Jacob, answered roll call. Mrs. Irene Crawley received the door prize. Refreshment of ginger bread nuts and cider were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be at the club house with Esta Mae Byrd Francis Henderson and Marie Nagley as hostesses. Roll call will be bring food articles for Christmas food basket.

and an overtrick. Now see what happens if South tackles the clubs first. East w*ins with the king of clubs aaid can return a spade. This allows West to establsh the rest of his suit, regardless of whether or not South holds up. South must eventually tackle the hearts, and West takes the ace of hearts and defeats the contract with the rest of the spades. Daily Question Partner deals and bids one diamond, and the next player passes. You hold: S-A K 6 H-K J 10 4 D-8 6 C-Q J 9 3. What do you say? Answer: Bid two no-trump. This shows 13 to 15 points, with balanced distribution and stop*er <: in erch of the unbid suits. V rw-nonse of one heart would be c. s informative.

Bowling News

Mrs. Harry Wells Is Club Hostess

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For Service or Information Gall JOHN STEVENS - 768-W

A peddler’s knowledge of vitamins

To sum it up . . . probably mtd. The professional people who know aboot eil&mine and nutritional supplements are ckvtpw of medicine and refietered pharmacist*. The t .'vidler’i '‘knowledge" probably consiete of a prepared sales talk which ha mcaaoriacd. Which may or may not gm 1 you all the facta. So, doa’t bap vuamine or nutritional sapplemente from deor-to-focr peddlers. Get them from a irpsttred phtr—dw who haiwi what ha’s seliof—and gives you what you pay fter.

Untniumille Lions Club Lentertuins with Ladies Night The Putnamviile Lions Club entertained with a card party and Ladies Night on Friday evening at thv Skeet Club range house at the Indiana State Farm. Various prizes were awarded during the evening. Earl Baxter had the high score of the evening, with Mrs. Baxter as second place winner. Glenn Sublett was third place winner. Mrs. C. C. Coleman won the door prize and Fred Rentschler of Center Point won the shot gun given away. Cards Bow To New Winchester Fillmore’s Cardinals traveled to New Winchester Friday and lost by a four-point margin, 66 to 62. Fillmore (62) FT. FT PF Bryan 10 2 0 2 2 Irwin 9 3 3 2 0 4 Strong 7 12 9 0 4 28 6 17 N. Winchester (66) FG FT PF Robertson 3 4 3 6 0 0 i 5 0 2 Sassidy 13 5 3 McFarran 0 3 3 27 12 11

The Woman’s Study Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Hairy Wells. The club heard reports from the Fifth District meeting held in Plainfield and the Greencastle Council of Clubs. For the program, Mrs. L. C. Conrad introduced Mrs. Robert E. McCormick, who gave a very enligntening and interesting talk on “Proper Lighting in the Home.” Mrs. McCormick is from the Public Service Co. During the social hour, all enjoyed dainty refreshments.

Greencastle G. A. A. Bowling The Freshman class won the n atch today in their inter-class bowling tourament. The standing as of now: Freshman 2 1 Sophomore 1 2 Juniors 0 3

ljr> p, -a giouiot Achijvement Diy winners; lower D K. La-Un maknig present Standard Oil awards to winning trio at Achievem ent Day program.

ition of

Miss Lila Hanna Entertained at Shower

; Mrs. Kenneth West, Harold M. Coffman and

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FRFSCRIPTiQN DRUGGISTS

the kit'll of QUALITY, ACCURACY AND SERVICE

IN MEMORY In memory of our husband and father, G. R. Harmon, who passed away 7 years ago today. rlis smiling way and pleasant face. Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each And died beloved oy all. Some day we hope to meet him Some day we know not whe.t To clasp his hand in the better land Never to part again. Sadly miaaed by wif* and children. ip

Mrs. Mrs.

Ralph C. West entertained Miss Lila Jean Hanna with a bridal shower Friday, Nov. 8th in ‘he DePauw Memorial Union Build-

ing.

The bride received many useful and lovely gifts which she drew from a large gold wedding ring decorated with flowers. The refreshments were served from a beautifully appointed tea table. In the center of the table was an antique bridal doll encirded by a golden wedding ring ot flowers. Mrs. Sam Hanna and Mrn. George Manhart poured. , Each of the guests gave Miss Hanna their favorite recipes. Out of town guests were: Mrs. Allan Surface, Darlington and \ | M:s. Lois Arnold, Danville. Assisting with the entertain ment were Mrs. Dan Hanna. Mrs. Ervan Walton and Mian Linda Coffman.

Taken or lost Halloween night, orange and white J. C. Higgins • bicycle. Phone 110, Jim O’Brien. 9-2p.

Now open for custom grind-

ing and mixu^oomplete hnsof { upper .or—Snerm’s Implement, presenting pins to Tractor Maintenance winners; wooer right Daniel Tilbort presenting Master Mix Feed*. Kelley Feed Montgomery Ward Pins to winners; lower left—L?e ewis making presentat on of p ns to Oliver winners; lower r.ght Ivor M Mam* Mill at Morton. 9-#p pi***nting winntre of W*eener award* to ■ quartet.