The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 December 1957 — Page 2
IX MEMORY In memory of our wife and mother, Mrs. Sylvia Catherine Sutherlin, who passed away Decomfcer 25, 1956. She always leaned to watch for us, Anxious if we were late. In winter by the window. In summer by th gate. And though we mocked her tenderly, Who had such foolish care. The long way home would seem more safe. Because she waited there.
Her thoughts were all so full of us, -She never ccCJld forget’ And so I think that where she is, She must be watching yet. Waiting till we come home to her, Anxious If we are late— Watching from heaven's window, Leaning from heaven’s gate. Sadly missed by husband and children. 25-lp FIN CASTLE Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reams and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kirk ham Sunday in Oreencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beiuns and family attended a Christmas party in the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Russell W. Rea me Monday evening. Fred Huber is home from De- | Pauw for the holidays. Jimmy Ray Beams. Garry Huber and Gene Harmless were | inducted into the Boy Scouts at jRoachdale Thursday evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Mandleco land family. Mrs. Clyde Eads and ! Mrs. Maude Brothers were dinner jests jf Mr. and Mrs. Leslie j Brothers Sunday. Mr. Clifford Baird is confined I to his home with illness. A goodly number of our citizens have been ill with a virus in- ' fection the past week. Mrs. Joe Brothers and Mm 1 John Williams attended a Christmas party at Boots 'X Saddle I last Tuesday evening.
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice ex. Greencastlc, Indiana as second -.ss mail matter under act of .^rch 7, 1878. SiAscnption ^rlce 25 cento per week, $5.00 per year by mail In Putnam County, $6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County.
anniversaries
Birthdays Oakley Bnnton Wright, son of : Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright, j Green castle, R 4, 6 years old to- ! day, Dec. 25. Henry C. B. Werneke, today, j Dec. 25. Tom Herriott, today, Dec. 25. Robert Daniel Cook, Dec. 23. Cletus Ann Dickey, Dec. 25. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Russell Day, 19 years, Dec. 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace, 5 j years today, Dec. 25.
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Lay up his words in your heart. Job. 22:22. The Bible covers thespan of human life on this planet and beyond when the world was just a nebulous mass. The gorge of the Grand Canyon proves that there are sermons in stones. The pure in heart can see and hear Him who created it all. FIRST THOUGHTS Xo man knows as much as he’s willing to tell you. FIRST-CITIZENS B.AXK
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starr are spending Christmas in Terre Haute with their son, Fred Stair. Jr., and family. William Pace, of Clermont, well know former resident, is reported seriously ill in the Methodistt Hospital at Indianapolis. Robert Daniel Cook of USNTC Great Lakes, 111., is spending 15 days leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Reed, Reelsville R. R. 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Eamshaw and sons. Jack and Jimmy, are the Christmas day guests of Mr. Earnshaw's parents. Mr. and Mr's. Ray Wagner, in Okeana, O. Wayne B. Trapp of Indianapolis, who was produce trainer for the Indianapolis Division of Kroger an 1 Co., has been named produce salesmanger. Mr. Trapp took graduate studies in food distribution at Michigan State University last year. He is married to the former Miss Mary Ann Bills, daughter of Mrs. Jeanetta Bills of this city.
Personal And Local News Briefs
WE WILL BE Closed Ail Day THURSDAY December 26th
FOR INVENTORY
TROYER’S
Mrs. Alice Lockridge is enjoying the Christmas holidays at the home of her son, Robert, Mrs. Robert Lockridge, and family in Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Tom P. Carney and children of Terre Haute are the Christmas day guests of Miss Elizabeth Ann Cannon, Ben Cannon, and Miss Helen Black. Also visiting in the Cannon home is Miss Arm Cannon of Gary, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Eckardt and children are in Philadelphia as the guests of Mr. Eckardt’s sisters’s family. Mr. Eckardt recently underwent a successful operation in Xew York and is reported as recuperating most satisfactorily. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heavin and daughter, Betty, at a family dinner Wednesday were Mrs. Ethe Shelton of Danville, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Large of Worthington, Mr. and Mrs. James Heavin and sons, Jimmy and jonny of Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Heavin and son, Philip, of Greencastle.
Funeral Home 222 E Washington St. PhonsSS Ambuloncg Service Sheinwold on Bridge Don’t Rely On Opponents To Give You A Present By Alfred Sheinwold Since West didn't look a bit like Santa Claus, his club opening lead should have warned South of danger. However, South ignored the warning, and down he went. North dealer North-South vulnerable North
West led the singleton efub. and South foolishly finessed dummy’s queen. East won with the king of chibs jind returned
the nine of clubs.
West ruffed and correctly read the nine of clubs «a high card) as an indication that East want?d a return in the high rather than the low side suit. West herefore returned a heart rather
than a diamond.
HOLDS LOSING DIAMOND East took the ace of hearts and 'ed another club. South had to ruff high and could then draw trumps. At thi« stage, dummy had two good clubs, on which South could discard diamonds. This left him with a losing diamond. and the contract was
herefore defeated.
Cautious play would bring the contract home. Declarer takes the ace of clubs, draws three rounds of trumps, and then knocks out the king of clubs. East returns a diamond, and South finesses the queen, losing to the king. West rmist now shift 'O hearts. East takes the ace of hearts and lead-* another diamond. but South needs no further finesses. He takes the ace of diamonds, leads a heart to dummy, and cashes two good clubs to
make the contract. DAILY QUESTION
Partner deals and bidtj one chib. The next player passes and you hold: S—A K Q 10 H—8 2
D—A Q 10 6 5
you say? .•* Answer: Bid one diamond. Be-
gin with your longer suit when
you have a choice.
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West 4 8 7 4 V 10 9 5 3 ^ ♦ K J 5 4 2~ 4 6
J 9 3 K Q 7
9 3
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— East 4 6 2 A J 6 4 ♦ 87
4 K 9 8 4 3
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South
4 A K Q 10 5
V 8 2
♦ A Q 10 6
* 7 2
North
East
South
West
1 4
Pass
1 4
Pass
1 NT
Pass
3 ♦
Pass
3 4
Pass
4 4
Pass
Pass
Pass Opening
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GIRL SUOl'T NEWS
Greencastle Girl Scouts of Troops Xo. 2 have recently completed several community services projects which added to the Christmas cheer- of patients at the Putnam County Hospital. Craver’s Nursing Home and the j residents of Putnam County Home. Nut cups made by the girls which they filled with candy were taken to 46 patients at the hospital, 19 patients at the Nursing Home and to 21 residents of the County Home. At the latter- place the Scouts visited with the elderly people and carols were sung wherever- they j went. Being privileged to share the Christmas spirit with the ill and elderly was a valuable ex-
perience for the girls.
Following their caroling a Christmas party and gift exchange was enjoyed at the home of S.rsie Glidewell. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ted Glidewell. Those attending were Sue Domasco, Terry Flynn, Judy Scholl, Carol Rector, Mary Beth Frazier, Ann Nanovsky, Margaret Ooley, Pat Riley, Joan Stout, Susie Yor k, Shirley Porter
and Susie Glidewell.
Assisting with transportation
C—7 2. What do t were Mrs Don Riley. Mrs. C. .*• Frazier- and Mrs. Joe Domasco,
i troop leader.
Another troop that completed a Christmas project was No. 14.1 1 Girl Scouts of troop 14 contribut-* : ed food for a box which they deI livered to a needy family whose | name was secured from the Welfare list. This is the second year that this troop has had a similar project as their contribution to community service. Girl scouts
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of this troop a mann, Alnieda Alice Buckles,
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Berg,t. Mary Hoover.
Susan Clark. Lc ela Hirt, Sandra anne Green, Ca Betsy Glidewell. Leader and as t’linton Green ar Cunningham.
TRAGEDY AT CHRISTMAS
la Covert, PamPenrson. Giorirolyn Blue and dstant are Mrs. d Mrs. James
Mrs. Nicole Wilson, who became the bride of George Wilson of Yonkers. N. Y., last June in hei native Paris, is met by American friends and led from the pier where hoi boat docked. Kn r ute to a Christmas reunion with her husband, she was told he had been killed in an auto accident while driving home from work.
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