The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1957 — Page 4
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Sheinwold on Bridge Consider The Odds In Choosing Play By Alfred Sheinwold It isn’t easy to choose the right line of play in today’s hand. You must look ahead very carefully and consider the odds in each rase.. North dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH A A 4 3 2 V Q 6 5 ♦ A Q 8 5 3
Jfc 7
WKKT past A 8 A 7 C 5 V A 9 2 VKJ8 ♦K62 431094 AW 10 842 AK9u SOUTH A K Q J 10 V 10 7 4 3
♦ 7
A A J 6 3
since, otherwise, the player wfth Answer; Bid one club. With shot clubs could either overrcff biddable 4-carders in clubs and the dummy or step in with a spades, bid thee lufcs first. You trump to force out the ace. Mode- will probably have a convenient over, by the time South had ruf- chance to bid one spade next. fed several diamonds, one of the opponents would be able to <iis- BROWNIE NEWS card a club on a late round of «liamonds. Brownie Troop 207 of Bainoi)l)s AGAINST PLAN bridge had bushels of fun at a In short, the plan would wrork postponed Hallowe'en Party only if the clubs were equally di- f rom 4 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. Nov. v ded and an opponent mad** a 2nd at the Brownie Room, mistake. The odds were 2 to 1 The Party started off with against an equal division o£ the a wiener and marshmallow'
FILLMORE
/Tiunity into the Cora Flinn pro- were supper guests Wednesday petty. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Max
The Mothers Club met Satur- w'ell in Indianapolis,
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Mrs. Mildred Lydick and Mrs. McKaney. Ruby Robinson spent Wednesday
Mrs. Richard Gorham and afternoon in Roachdale visiting
lien 3 Cub Scouts observer. Halloween by taking baskets filled with gingerbread, cup cakes, candy, nuts and flow-ers.
to shut-ins or ill in the neighbor- | daughter were released from the Mrs. Clara Detro. hood. They said instead of "Trick Putnfun County Hospital and are Mr. and Mrs. Denzil
Coffey
they wanted to give at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl spent Saturday evening. Nov. 2
!chibs—without even considering j the chance of a defensive emor. A diamond finesse gave South an even chance. He needed prac-
tically nothing more.
Hence South led his singleton These packages
diamond at the second trick and finessed dummy's queen. This , w*on. and declarer cashed tho ace of diamonds and ruffed a( dia-
’ mond.
Now South could ruff a club
with the deuce of trumps, rufi ]oWs; Hot Time. Forbidden Fruit,
another diamond, and ruff a club with the three of trumps. This
roast donuts, cider and chocolate
milk.
Then they stirred the witches brew and came up with packages of odd shapes and sizes.
revealed their
occupation in later life. Brownie Business meeting was
taken care of.
Later they were served a freak Hallow'e’en supper or snack. The menu w'as as fol-
or Treat, pleasure.
The Methodist Church Fellowship supper Thursday evening was delicious and the entertainment w'hich followed was enjoy-
ed by all.
Misses Verna Shuck and Beri nice Smith called Friday afternoon on their aunt, Mrs. Denver Smith, at the Putnam County
Hospital.
Stitch and Chatter club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Ragan. Roll call was "come as you are when you receive this card which proved amusing. Mrs. Ida Bowman furnished entertainment. Host&ss served refreshments.
with Mr- and Mrs. Robert Thomas
and other friends.
Mrs. Wm. Smith spent Tuesday
in Indianapolis.
j Gorham.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cox and I family moved recently into the
Clay Robinson house.
Mrs. Elizabeh Huffman wa? released from the Putnam Coun- S p rTVIR SFKyU E tv Hospital ^ CHICAGO I UP I— Chicagoans " a " l3 ‘ 6 6 3 ca n Pick up their phones and get tended the wedding of their the iatest Sputnik n fly-over granddaughter. Joan Cunning- time and visibiUtv report The ham and Albert McClure, Friday ph0ne compam . said it decided to evening at the Greencastle Bap- include the repo , t in its weather tiat church. forecast so moon watchers w'on’t
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Alle of
VOTED TO SECEDE NEW YORK UP- The Columbia University Chapter of Theta Tau. a professional engineering fraternity, disclosed Sunday ic has seceded from the national fraternity because of the notion’s constitution includes a clause limiting membership to men of "white birth.’’ Regent of the Columbia chapter, John Adams, said the membership voted last Wednesday to form its own fraternity within the Columbia School of Engineering because of 11 years of repeated attempts to have the segregation
clause removed.
REDS CLAIM SCPFRIORITT TOKYO UP Radio Peiping official voice of Communist China, said today the "so-called superority” of the United States over Russia is “definitely gone forever." The "only way open” to the United States is one of "peaceful co-existence w'ith the Socialist countries and competition under conditions of peace,” a broadcast said. ’’However, instead of soberly facing reality and revamping U. S. policy, the U. S. president continues to brag
about U. S.
it said.
military strength,"
North
Fiats t
Sou Hi
Mrst
1 ♦
Pass
1 A
Pass
2 A
Pass
4 A
Pass
Pass
Pass Opening lead—
A 4
got by safely, and the game was home. South ruffed another diamond and ruffed his last club with the ace of trumps. Ten
tricks were now assured.
DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S
J 10 H -10 7 4 3 D—7 K 6 3. What do you say?
South won the opening club trick and looked at his resources. He could take the ace of diamonds and play for eight trumyi tricks, or he could try the diamond finesse and play for seven trump tricks. W’hich was the better plan? To make eight trump tricks, South had to ruff four times in his own hand and three times in dummy with the small trumps. At the end. dummy would still have the are of spades to make a later trick. This plan would work only if «ach opponent had four clubs;
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Part of Moon, Cracker, Breeze from Greenland, Honeymoon
Salad and Adam's Ale.
Stunts, ghost stories and Hallowe'en games finished the party.
Everyone had a good time.
The Brownie Room was decorated in keeping with Hallowe’en
-K Q thanks to the following commitC—A tee. Decorations committee, ,
Louisa Lewis, Vicki L. Judy, ‘‘ V,ev ' °ff' cers were elected for Susan Boswell and Rebessa Me- P Ies id en t, Amma SnodFaiiand. Decorating Committee: & rass ! v i ce president, Anna LisShirley Tambermont, Carolyn secretaiv, Ruth• Sutherlin: Sutherlin and Melanie Priest. assistant secretary, Amy Buis Roth, Sherisa- Monnett. Paula ti easurer, Matole Knoll. Christ-
The Beeohwood Pleasant Circle met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Irene Ferrand. Fifteen members and two guests. Mrs. Parish and Mrs. Minter, answered roll call with "My Favorite Quilt.” Mable Heaven, Mildred Sinclair and Mable Knoll received birthday gifts from their secret sister.
Orlando, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Odell and family of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. John Shouse and family of Plainfield. Ronald Odell of Bridgeport, Mrs. Edith Ruark and Glenn Morehart were guests Saturday evening at a delicious turkey supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Kelley.
Mrs. Esther Quick is recovering from severe bmises received
in an auto wreck Friday. Mrs. Marjorie Oliver Tuesday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
have to venture into the cold pre-
dawn weather in vain.
BAD CHOICE
COLUMBUS. Ohio. <UP>— A 27-year-old car thief made a bad choice of autos Sunday night and was quickly picked up by police. The car he stole belonged to local FBI agents. IKE HONORS J ESI ITS
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The girls having charge of the supper were Nancy Zimmerman. Susan Wilson, Alberta Wood, Carol Inman and Carolyn Smith. Janet L. Ecobee, Barbara O’Hair. Mary E. Rayfield, Donna South a’nd Karen Parent were in charge of the entertainment. Several didn’t get to come on the account of the flu. The Brownies and Miss Pickett are very sorry to see Sherisa Monnett leave • our Troop. We hope she will find a place in the Brownie Ti-oop at Greencastle.
mas meeting will be with Mary Lou Dudley. Hostess served delicious refreshments. The Fillmore School Open House will be held Wednesdaj'. Nov. 13. Everyone is invited to attend the morning classes, eat lunch in the school cafeteria, then attend the PTA meeting in the afternoon. Luncheon reservations should be sent in as soon as pos-
sible.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Williamson and family moved Thursday from the Chackl Valley Com-
JAMESTOWN. Va. (UP) —
spent President Eisenhower paid tribute Sunday to eight Spanish Tharp Jesuit missionaries who are bej lieved to have been the first European settlers of Virginia. In a message to the Axacan Mem|H i orial Committee. honoring the priests who were killed by Indians shortly after their arrival in 1570. the President said: "Our nation has an imperishable legacy in the heroic pioneers who came here from many lands and creeds. It is well to remember with gratitude those who contributed so much to the spiritual
resources of our country,”
FOOD PRAF'T
TOKYO (UP) — Communist China announced plans today to 1 draft millions of peasants to build ii l igation projects in order to increase production for the nation’s grain-hungry masses. The announcement came on the heels of reports received in Tokyo which indicate that food shortages and growing peasants dissatisfaction have caused minor revolts against the Communist
regime.
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Dr. James R. Killian, Jr., was named by President Eisenhower in his address to the nation Thursday night, as “czar” of the U. S. missile and satellite projects. Dr. Killian, 53, is piesi■w.k Massachusetts Institute cf Technology and has a varied nckgiound as ar educator, ad-
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