The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 December 1957 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER
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WOMAN IS JiTTLED MUNCIE fUP) — Mrs. A file Osborne, 48. Muncie, was killed and six other persons were inured Thursday nig't in a traf-
fic accident on rain-slicked Ind. 67 southwest of Albany in Delaware County.
ANNIVERSARIES
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postofflce of
Maple Heig-hts Club field Good Meeting
ACCIDENTS CCA CM FIVE ,
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Birthdays Letha Darlene Burton, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Gary Burton, 6 years old today, Dec. 7. Gary Gene Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wallace, Coate**ville, 7 years old Sunday, Dec. 8. Thomas Lif*»y, R. R. 2. Green- ! castle, 90 years old Sunday, Dec. £th.
Greencaetlr, Indiana as second ass mail matter under aM of •Arch 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County, SA.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County.
The Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club met on Dec. 3rd. at the chib house for their regular meeting and a pitch-in meal. Meeting caleld to order by the Club president. Mrs. Ruby Weav-
Five persons were killed in four traffic accidents in Indiana in the first 10 hours of the rainy
week-end.
Accidents near Terre Haute, Columbia City, Nobleifville and Valparaiso snuffed out more
er. Flag salute and creed \\ ere | jj Ves than were claimed in most repeated in unison. recent 54-hour weekends. Rainy
weather may have contributed to
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Secretary- and treasurer reports ! were read and accepted. Club ! voted to buy a Tb bond and do-
CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deepest thanks to all our neighbors, friends and relatives for the kindness and sympathy extended to us at the death of our husband and father, Arthur Magill. Also e wish to thank those who sent Lie lo.ily floral offerings, the Rev. Frank Travis for his comforting words, the pall bearers and the Rector Funeral Home lor their kind and efficient services. Hallie Magill Julia Ann Magill p
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT
For Herod laid hold of John nate to Salvation Army. (The Baptist) and bound him A basket of food was filled and put him in prison for Herodi- and is to be delivered to needy ous sake. Matt. 14:3. John the home at Christmas time. Baptist lost his life because he Twenty-four members and foui dared to denounce an abysmally guests answered i-oll call.
wicked woman and became imI mortal. Revered by the whole world and sucre in Heaven as a I great Saint, John won eternity.
FIRST THOUGHTS No man has ever been able to prove the excellence of his talents bv shooting his critics. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK
Club is to have a pitch-in dinner on December 15th for tht
club members and families.
Next club meeting to be oi January 7th at club house Grab-bag and secret sister giftj were given out and a lovely even-
ing was enjoyed by all.
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Personal And Local News Briefs
Clin-
Mr. and Mrs. James Winders of Spencer, are the parents of a daughter, born Friday at the Putnam county hospital. The Putnam County Women’s Democrat Club meeting to be held December 11th has been cancelled until further notice. Barbara O. Wong vs. Tony Wong is the title of a suit for divorce filed by Francis N. Hamilton, attorney for the plaintiff. The divorce suit of Constance B. Kiiby, of Indianapolis, vs. John S. Kirby, has been venued to this county through Hendricks
county.
New Era Club will meet with Mrs. George Anthony Tuesday, for a luncheon meeting at 12:30. There will be a Christmas gift
' exchange.
The wedding of Miss Helen Jeanne Gooch to A/3c Douglas R. j Miller, has been postponed one j day to Dec. 10th at 7 p. m. due | to an auto accident in Airman i Miller’s family. Miss Carrie Pierce has returned from a trip to the East. Miss Pierce was on a conducted tour of the United Nations. She visited in Washington before returning : to her home in Greencastle. The Mt. Meridian WSCS will meet Wednesday, Dec. 11, with Phylis Jackson for an all day
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CLUB CALENDAR
Monday
Boston Club—7:39—Mrs.
ton Green Tuesday
Tuesday Reading Circle p. m.—Mrs. J. E. Porter.
Present Day Club luncheon—1
p. m.—Mrs. L. H. Dirks.
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Christmas party for freshmen—
Theta House—4:00 p. m.
New Era Club—Mis. George
Anthony—Luncheon—12:30.
Wednesday
Federated Reading Club—1:30 p. m.—Mrs. A. C. Northrop. Greencastle Morning Musicale —Mrs. Clinton Green—8:00 p. m.
Friday
Women’s Study club—2:30— Mrs. James Loveless. Century Club—2:00 p. m.—Mrs. Earle Wiseman.
Old Gold Wins Thriller, 63-61
Morrie Goodnight, fresh from a season of football heroics at quarterback hit the winning basket with 10 seconds to play last night as DePauw defeated Carnegie Tech, 63-51, in a college basketball game at Pittsburgh. Pa. The Hoosier invaders led most of the first half and were on top, 41-32, at the intermission.
most cf the accidents.
Blonde Nifty Is Making Comeback
HOLLYWOOD (UP)— Movieand's greatest disappearing act eatures Shirley Jones, the blonde lifty who starred in the biggest novie musicals of all time—“Okahoma” and “Carousel” —and .hen vanished as if through a -rap door. Touted for stardom and riches, Shirley’s bovine good looks left the public cold. For more than i year after completing “Carousel” which laid an egg Shirley was just another one of the Jones girls. A flash in the pan. She couldn’t get a walk-on in a Bowery Boy epic. Now Shirley’s back in business with Pat Boone in a new picture and her career is on the upgrade once again. How come ‘T’ve lost my baby fat,” Shirley answers frankly. “I used to be apple-cheeked and corn-fed. The milk maid type isn’t stylish any more, and I looked as if I'd just left the farm. It’s a disadvantage for a girl to appear well-fed these
days.”
To compete with the Audrey Hepburns and Ann Blyths. Shirley has lost seven pounds. Doesn’t sound like much, but she’s also managed to rearrange her
curves.
Two years ago her measurements were 36-24-36. Now she’s slimmed down to a less buxom
34-21-35.
‘T was only 19 years old when I made “Oklahoma,” she laughed, “and I still had some of that teenage chubbiness. I didn’t have much acting experience, either. “Since then I’ve studied drama and worked in New York theater and TV to help prepare me for
the movies.
“I’m grateful to Rodgers and Hammerstein for those two big
but there were prob-
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Singer Sew. Ma 12 Team hi single game;
Laundry 608.
Team hi 3 games; Home Laun-
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Indi. hi single game; Brattain
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Indi. hi 3 games; Brattain 536. Over 350: Brattain 536; Long 453; S. Domasco 421; Shamel 404; Brown 393; Shaw 392; Fenwick 391; Ziegelman 365; Lear 361; Huber 357; Riggle 356;! Riley 353; Cline 353.,
The quivers came later. South took his ace. South could still fall didn’t have the . typical guess hack on the heart fine«**e
DAILY QUESTION
Partner bids one spade, and the next player passes You hold:
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14 situation. He was just trying to 14 ; steal a diamond trick before 16 West could tell what was going 17'4 on. So South went right up with 20 dummy’s king of diamonds, winn-
20V4 ! ing the trick.
25 ! Now there was no diamond loe27 j er. South could afford to lose the Home heart finesse, and his slam was
i still safe.
An important point to note about the diamond play is that it cost nothing. If West cautiously
S-J 10 8 7 2 H—5 4 D AK Q 10 3 6. What do you sav" Answer; Bid two diamonds. You expect to jump to four spades at your next turn. This will show a good hand with strength concentrated in those two suitrt. Partner may then be able to bid a slam if he has controls lacesi in the unbid suits.
Sheinwold on Bridge
Give Opponents Chance To Make Fatal Mistake By Alfred Sheinwold The national tournament, now drawing to a close in Los Angeles, brings to mind an exciting hand from last year’s open pair championship.
Garnegie Tech finally caught
up 48-48 with 11 minutes to play, pictures
Tech took the lead, 54-53, with i lems, too. They typed me so much 7:30 to go and held onto it until it w-a« impossible for producers 3t0 seconds remained. Then De- j to see me in anything but a musi-
Pauw tied the coornt at 61 and set cal comedy,
meeting. Members please bring a the stage for Goodnight’s basket. “It’s a wonder I didn’t disap-
DePauw, now 1-1 for the sea- pear altogether after •Carousel.’ son, plays Western Reserve at But thank goodness I had faith Cleveland tonight. and confidence in myself to keep
j tr ying.”
BLASTS ADMINISTRATION j Having finished “April Love” NEW ALBANY (UP)—Michi- .with Boone, Shirley now is stargan Governor G. Mermen Wil- ring with Jimmy Cagney in liams Friday night lashed out at “Never Steal Anything Small” at
the Eisenhower administration for its “failure to supply the
covered dish, 25c gift for grab bag and article for the silent auc-
tion.
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the Bainbridge Saddle Club for helping my wife move and get settled in ooir new location during my recent stay
in the hospital. Art Prather
necessary guidance for a national
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“This part doesn’t call for me to wear period costumes with
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Opening lead — A10 Most of the experts reached a contract of six spades. Moat of them wound up on the wr ong side of the ledger. The play at these tables was very simple. South won the opening club lead, drew trumps, and tried the heart finesse. East took the king of hearts, and West eventually got the ace of dia- | monds. Down one. A few of the experts managed to eteal the slam by playing for a defensive error. At these tables, South won the first club and led the singleton ! diamond at the second trick. WEST DECEIVED This looked like a familiar sit- ' nation to the West player. It j seemed that South had to guess j whether to play the king or the i jack of diamonds from dummy. Experts train themselves to react quickly and calmly in situations of this kind. They learn to play low without a quiver, thus giving the declarer every opportunity to guess wrong.
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WOMAN DIES AT 101
MICHIGAN CITY (UP)—Mrs. Laura Henry, who was 101 last June 15, will be buried today.
- She died Thursday at her home j guiding star.
' in Michigan City.
t drifting and tossing on the waves | those horrible full skirts and
of Soviet aggression.”
Williams told an 8th District Democratic rally that “the ship of state. .. somehow has lost its
high necklines,” Shirley exclaimed. “No wonder I looked like a peasant girl. Those outfits never gave me a chance to show off a curve anyhow.”
SWIMMING COACH DIES BLOOMINGTON — Robert A. Royer, 55, head swimming coach at Indiana University and a member of the IU coaching staff for 27 years, died Fr iday follow • ing a long illness.
14 PREP FATALITIES CHICAGO — The National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations has reported that 14 boys were injured fatally in prep football in 1957.
INTERNATIONAL ENDS CHICAGO (UP)—The 58th International Live Stock Exposition ended today with open sales and one last look at the 1957 grand champions.
PREDICT RAIN, SNOW Rain, mixed with snow flumes, washed standing snow cover- from the eastern third of the country and dumped about an inch of water on Paducah, Ky.; Little Rock, Ark., and Lyersburg, Term. The Weather Bureau reported that Friday’s pattern would be repeated today with rain and snow predicted for nearly all sections of the nation.
EXPECTED FAILURE CHICAGO (UP)—Three Chicago scientists said the failure of the U. S. satellite-launching rocket resulted partly from "public pressure” on scientists. Dr. Vincent J. Cushing of the Armour Research Foundation, said, “It doesn't come as a sur- j prise to me. “The odds were very much against getting the first one functioning because of the increasing handicap of public pressure which reduced the poaaibUity of success,” he added. •
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