The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1958 — Page 2

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! 2 If- Q 5 D-K Q 10 8 4 I C What do you say?

Answer: Bid one spade. With * suits of equal length, in general.

b:d the higher suit first

Shainwoid On Bridge Avoid Taki Losing Finesse . By Alfred Sheinwold When you know that a finesse is bound to lose, the: ^ s n dvantage in s iting it Some oilier line of play may work better. West dealer Last-We^t vu^crabie ;« or i'h A 7 5 :

T 9 7 ♦ A J

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EAST

A J 10 8 V 10 6 3 A 9 6 2 A 0 5

K 9

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SOUTH

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10 8 4

West

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Opening lead

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West took the first two tricks with the king ..J e o'" hearts. He then shifted to a diamon . Declarer won the third trick with dummy’s ace of diamonds and finessed the queen of spades West won with the king, and East was sc.r'' to get another trick later on with the ten or jack of spades. South was down one at a contract that he s.ioulj have made. Opening Bid Tells Story West’s opening bid should have told South the story. It was clear that West h id a good heart .suit headed by ace-king or perhaps by ace-king-jack. He needed some side strength for his vulnerable opening bid.

4-11 CLUB NEWS

The Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club met on March 24 to organize and elect efifeers. The officers are as follows: President, Jeannette; Sackett; vice president, Alayne , Cook; secretary and treasurer, j Ila Collier; news reporter, Ellen Smith: Health and safety. Linda On*. Lyiidell Allen: recreation, |

Judy Cowen, Margaret

i song leader, Marcella Haltom. We voted to have dues of 15c wery meeting and we will meet on Wednesdays at 1:30. Our first j ,-chedule meeting will be May 14,

at 1:30

The Reelsville 4-H Plowboys held their second meeting April 2, 1958 at the school. Bill Haltom called the meeting to order and roll call was taken. David Kieffaber lead the 4-H pledge and Randy Hutcheson lead the pledge 11' ^’le / oerican Flag. Mr. Miller

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATE! Entered In the postoffioe at Green castle, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cento per week, 85.<>0 per year by mail in Putnam County, S6.00 to SI 0.40 per year outside Putnam County S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street Telephone 74, 95

TODAY’S. 3TBLE THOUGHT Blessed is that servant whom his Lord when he cometh shall find so doing. Matt 24:46. Hap-

Shaw- 1 niness comes from giving, not i

from getting.

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a ted i the junior leaders would help nim hand out the record books for this year and the meeting was adjourned. CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, the lovely floral offerings, and the nice food, and other courtesies extended to us at the pa,ssing of our father and husband, Joseph Boswell. We also want to thank Rev. Albright, the singers, pallbearers, The Whitaker Funeral Hom.e, Dr. Dettloff, the staff

What side strength could West the Putnam County hospital

who prepared the

and those

grave.

The Family,

PSC TO INTERVENE

INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— The Indian 0 Public Service Commission voted today to intervene be-

have? The king of spades was the only missing high card. And if West held the king of spades, there was no point in taking the

spade Cnesae.

The right play, in these circumstances is to lead out the ace of spades and then lead a low spade. ii the kinj of spades is pi yed fore the Federal Power Commis<>n this low trump, all is well: i sion in opposition to a proposed Mouth can later draw the last; 12.7'percent rate increase for the trump with his queen. This would | Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. actual’ appen in this case, and a resolution adopted by the

South would hav

tract.

What if the king of spades docs not fall on the second round <>f trumps? Then South goes

'do his con- commission said it believes “the

anniial increases of the pipelines c an jio longer be absorbed by the Indiana, distributors” and that it uld be an "undue burden” on

down, but he has the consolation them and the customers.

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8 A. M.-5:30 P. M.

1 to. Vine, GrMMfella No Waiting

For

Flowers at

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CUT FLOWERS---Bright, fragrant spring flowers beautifully arranged in useful vases. SAVE WHEN YOU CASH AND CARRY

17 Soul. Vine St. — Next to Mavonic Temple

Personal And Local News Uriels Ed Rosaok is a patient in the Putnam County hospital. His

room number is 2A.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Gosport, are the parents of a son bom Thursday at the Putnam

County Hospital.

City firemen were called to the home of Mrs. W. D. James, Ind. j 43, north at 8:18 a. m. Friday to extinguish a grass fire. A son was bom Friday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Ridegway of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Burnham, of Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. Nina Levensaler of Floral Park, N. Y., is spending the Easter holidays with Mrs. Florence Patterson, Gardenside

Drive.’

The parents organization for the Education of Handicapped Children of Putnam County will meet Monday, April 7th at 8:00 p. m. in the Brick Chapel church. The Fortnightly Club will meet on Monday, April 7th, 7:30 p. in., at the Student Memorial Union. Mrs. Thomas Woodson and Mrs. L. E’. Sheridan will be hostesses. Regular meeting of the Belle Union Volunteer Fire Dept, will be held at the school building I Saturday, April 5 at 7:00 p. m. All township patrons are invited. Mrs. Robert P. Jordan of Indianapolis. is in New York City tliis week on a shopping and theater tour. She is the daughter of M r \ and Mrs. William Smith j

of Fillmore.

The Reelsville P. T. A. will meet Tuesday evening, April 8, at 7:00 p. rn. The home economics girls will present a style show and the F. F. A. boys will give a demonstration. This is the last meeting of the school year. , Everyone is urged to attend. Among candidates filing for tins tee on the Republican ticket j in the May primary are Russell Semimeyer, Cloverdale township; t Arthur Pickens, Cloverdale township. Filling for Republican Advisory Board of Cloverdale Township are: Elmer Smiley; Paul Cassady, Chester Davis, Henry Hayes and Wilbur Huber.

t The iession urogram Planning. 1 was very well given by Mrs. Hi.

Queries came from uavenport, Iowa: Middletown. Ohio; Green

HO MESH K FOR PRAGUE , iicai nurse and a 3-week-old girl

; percentage of .women that a. e ; and Staten Island. N. Y.

BOSTON (UP)—Hal Connolly and his wife. Olga Fikotova.

-bert _«Caa4d She told us'th*tv Bay. Wis.; Memphis. Tenn.; Wad-

11 statistics show that the iarg^ gjjborpy. N. C.; Petersburg. Va.; planned today to return to her na-

I.ynette Sinclair

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sinclair of Cloverdale, R. 2, wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Sharon Lynette to Larry Allen Salsman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doris H. Salsman of Greencastle, R. 2. The date of

the wedding is April 19.

' 1 members of Home Demonstration ; clubs, are in rural districts or on farms and the largest percentage of the ladies that are members are in their twenties and thirties, ! and .also they are from the mid-

! die income bracket.

| The president told and helped | the members how to fill out their j program books for the rest of j .he year. This was the club's first ; meeting, as the Marionettes Home Demonstration Club is one of the newly formed clubs of I Marion Township. There was quite a lot to be discussed and many questions asked and ans-

wered by the president.

The hostess, --Mrs. William Blacker served delicious*refreshments of sherbet-punch and

cookies.

The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Roady, Floyd Center, if it is a day meeting, it was undecided at the time, whether it would be in the daytime or at

night.

Miss Judy Sue Witt

Miss Witt received her nurses’ cap in March at the St. Elizabeth School of Nursing in Lafayette. She is going to school on a scholarship she received from the Delta Theta Tau. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur

Witt of Roachdale.

| live Prague

Roger Kahn, an Indianapolis furniture dealer who helped the organization and serves as its secretary, said tiie group is kept busy mailing cut samples of newspaper advertisements, radio and television “spot” announcements, window cards and decals with the slogan "Respect Sunday — Save it for the Family.”

To those asking for the local Mary

formula. Kahn answers that the

important thing is to start out

with sponsors from a "cross section” of the community; leaders in industry, churches, and social

organizations.

He says the backers may have one or a combination of three reasons for fighting the "increasing commercialism detrimental to Sunday” There are religious motives, moial and social considerations, and'.economic pr es-

sures.

late June because

"she's a. little homesick for her father and mother.” Both are Olympic champions. Connolly in the hammer throw and his wife

in the women's discus.

KIDNAPED BABY FOUND WITH PRACTICAL NURSE

she took from the Copley Memorial Hospital nursery wore found near here today. The child was unharmed. Mrs. Pretffer said "I felt God intended me to have this baby.” Her husband. J Charles Pfeiffer, 26. said "As soon as we get This all straightened out we w nt to try and adopt it.” Mrs. Peiffer. meanwhile, was served with a kidnap warrant.

AURORA. 111.. (UP) Ann Preiffer. 44.

Mrs. a pr

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Mrs. Mary Dale MeClintock Hostess To Club The Modern Mothers Study club met on Wednesday, April 2, at 8:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Harvey Owens with Mary Dale MeClintock as hostess and Betty Lear as co-hostess. There were eighteen members present with many wearing their 'Easter bonnets. The judges decided that Ann MoKeehan wore the prettiest and Georgia Barrett wore the most unique. They were both presented with gifts. Miss Helen Werneke was our speaker for the evening. She gave a -tery interesting talk on the placement of welfare children. After a short business meeting the hostess served delicious refreshments. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Ruth Hammer on May 7th.

CONCERT ORGANIST

• - —...7.,. Miss Marilyn Mason

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Sam Taylor, Limedale, April 3. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell, 16 years, April 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wood, Ohio St., 12 years today, April 4.

FILES A TEST SUIT WASHINGTON UP— A group including Socialist Norman Thomas, philosopher Bertrand Russell and scientist Linus C. Pauling filed suit in Federal Court here today to block further U. S. atomic weapons tests.

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One of the country’s outstanding concert organists, Marilyn Mason, will be featured at DePauw University’s 12th annual Conference on Church Music here

April 22-23.

A member of the University of Michigan faculty since 1946, Miss Mason will both lecture and perform during the two-day seminar for Midwestern church organists, choral directors, and ministers of music. She wall present a special recital Wednesday afternoon, April 23, following her appearance as a soloist with the DePauw symphony orchestra and Gobin Church choir the previous even-

ing .

In addition to Miss Mason, conference personnel will include two ministers of music—Ellen B. English, Broadway Methodist Church, Indianapolis, and Barbara Bowman Blair, Trinity Methodist Church, Lafayette. Speaking at a fellowship luncheon Tuesday, April 22, will be the Rev. C. Dennis Murphy, pastor of Centenary Methodist Church, Hammond, and former carillonneur at Michigan State Univer-

sity.

Local participants will include the Rev. Don Hartsock, Presbyterian minister; Dr. Milton Trasler, DePauw music school head; and Profs. Herman Berg and George Gove, directors of the DePauw orchestra and choirs, respectively.

May Cut A Day From Sales Week INDIANAPOLIS UP — Businessmen in the thick of a fight ;igajnst Recession all over the country are considering cutting a’day from their sales week as the'result of an Indianapolis campaign to “Respect Sunday.” j Since the drive to persuade i buisinesses in the Indianapolis ' a^a to close voluntarily on Sunclay began in mid-February, of- ^ ficers of "Respect Sunday, Inc..” : have received dozens of requests i for-guidance in forming-similar otganizations* in coiruninities from coast to coast. A Pomona, Calif., furniture dealer asked, "What do we have to do to get going in our town?” The elder of a Lyonsville, N. Y., church writes simply: "Thank you for trying to bring sanity, decency and goodness into the American life.” The Salt Lake City Retail Merchants Bureau sent air-mail, special-delivery letters saying “we are anxious to get such an organization going here.” In Indiana, businessmen, church organizations, and retailer groups in Anderson, Muncie, Evansville, Akron and North Manchester—communities ranging in size from 130.900 to 2,000 —<asked for “full particulars.”

CRASH KILLS INFANT BEDFORD (UP) — An infant was killed and five persons were | injured, one critically, in a twovehicle collision on wet Ind. ,37 near Mitchell late Thursday. Killed outright in the crash was six-month-oid Mitchell Porter. The victim’s mother, Mary, 20, sustained minor injuries. In serious condition in a Bedford hospital was Lawrence Wheeler, 22, Orleans driver of a light tmek which crashed into a car driven by Mary N. Gaines. 20. Mitchell. Miss Gaines was in critical condition and her two 1 nieces, Marsha N. Gaines, 3 and Belinda A. Gaines, sustained j minor injuries, HAS HEART SURGERY INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— Sur-, geons at the Indiana University I Medical Center conducted their second operation in 24 hours today on children born with holes in the wall between the two chambers of their hearts. Stanley Gates, 7, son of the Vernon Ga.teses of Richmond, underwent surgery Thursday morning which lasted more than four hours. Doctors said the operation was “successful.” Rebecca Jane Morgan, 10. Marion, underwent an identical operation Wednesday and it, too, was termed "successful.”

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SOCIETY Mrs. Blacker Is Hostess To Club The Harionettes Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. William Blacker of Fillmore, April 1st, at 7:30 p. m. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. James Hammond. Roll call was answered by 11 members with childhood picture. . • I* r •

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It’s Easter, time of rejoicing, of hope and faith renewed, when in seng and story, the glorious Easter message is heard again. May it bring t^ you gladness of heart and exaltation of spirit.

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