The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 August 1963 — Page 3

Bainbridge News Mr. and Mrs. O. L. VanCleave visjt^d recently with her sister, Mrs. Mae Grider of Chicago. Mrs. Crider is moving to Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele entertained a week ago Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steele and family of Brownsburg. Dr. and Mrs. Scherschel and sons of Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Judy and son of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Judy and daughter, Patty. , Mr. and Mrs. Don Craighead and family have moved from the Solomon addition to Indianapolis, where they formerly lived. Mr. Haltom and family moved Saturday from Greencastle into the house recently vacated by the Paul Parker family. Mrs. Ethel Omnnette of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quinnett and family of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blaydes and son Steve and Mrs. Edgar Blaydes attended the Blaydes reunion at the Blaydes old homestead in Bagdad, Ky., in Shelby Co. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pruitt and son of Mobile, Ala, were guests last week of Mrs. Zadia Pruitt and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott. Johnnie Clodfelter and Virginia Padgett enjoyed a day recently at Spring Mill Park. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Olga Hibbs of Lebanon spent week ago Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gooch. Miss Chloe Harmless and two

ladles from Indianapolis, with at an Evansville hospital. He was whom she wors with at Allisons, named Jeffrey Todd. Mrs. Benleft Saturday for a trip through nett was formerly Diane Herr, Wisconsin and other interesting daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rem-

ley Herr of Crawfordsville.

j ir i ,tt~;_ Mr. and Mrs. O. L. VanCleave

Mr. and Mrs. Frank O Hair enwere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Colliver of Frankfort. Steve, Pennie, Rickie and Candie Michael of Greencastle spent

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tertained last Wednesday evening, Mrs. Elizbeth Clodfelter of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and family In hon-

or of Mrs. Elliotts birthday an- the week end with their grandniversary. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn

Mrs. Maud Crodian visited last Michael,

week with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pruitt Paul Crodian of Indianapolis. and sons of Indianapolis were Mr. Parks and family, who liv- supper guests of his mother, Mrs. ed east of town have moved Vesta Mitchell Sunday evening, into the Raymond Flint property Marcia and Melvin Bullerdick in the south east part of town. of Manhattan visited last week Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest with their grandparents, Mr. ar«« Johnson last week were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bullerdick. Other Mrs. Edward Lefforge of Flori- guests from Thursday till Sunda and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne day were Ralph Bullerdick and Wakefield and sons of Switz City, family from Clarksville. Mrs. Jessie Hanks and family Mr. and Mrs. George Lentz are spent several days recently with on a ten days vacation in Miami,

her sister. Mrs. Stanley Dickso L^la.

and husband of Ohio. I Mrs. Jew’el Blue and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. ***st aml VIuriel Nelson attended the all family entertained Mr. and MrsB^J’ A A -U- Swim meet at ShakBill Chadd and family at a cook- ‘ imack Park Sunday. Teams from out supper Friday evening. The Cincinnati. Chicago, Terre Haute, Chadd family is moving to Okla- Indianapolis, B 1 o o m i n g t.o n

homa on Tuesday where Mr. Chadd is presently stationed at the Tinker Air Force Base. Ray Graham was released from the Putnam Co. Hospital

last Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hostetter have received word of the birth of a great grandson, w'hose parents are Mr. and Mrs. John B°nnett of Oakland City. The baby weighed lbs at birth and is presently in an incubator

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Mason Jewelry 8 0 York’s Grocery 6 2 Shetrone Realty 6 2 Moose No. 1 6 2 Eddie’s Barber Shop 2 6 Moose No. 2 2 6 Mallory 2 6 Monon Grill .., 0 6 500 Series—V. Atkins 586, H. Gllaspy 582, D. Lewis 582, B. Vogel 543, C. Crawley 536, R. Crawley 529, D. Hendricks 528, F. Orr 527 K. Stev<*ns 522, B. Hampton 517, L. Conyers 516, E. Lewis 516, N. Hoffa 516, E. Irwin 507, D. Bowman 504, N. Marks 500. 200 Games— N. Hoffa 209, D. Hendricks 205, V. Atkins 202, E. Lewis 201.

generosity, East took the king of clubs and returned a heart to let West defeat the contract w i l h two heart tricks. Don’t snort that nobody could possibly play a hand so badly. This happened in a championship which only Life Masters could

enter.

OTHER WAY It w a s perfectly all right to take a finesse in clubs, but South should finesse the other way. That is, he should play East

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Greencastle and many towns were competing.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to my friends and relatives for all the beautiful cards: flowers and other acts of kindness during my stay in the Clay County Hospital and since my

return home.”

Mrs. Edith Altman.

HORSE RESCUED FROM EXCAVATION—Members of the New York police emergency squad work to free Gothels, a police horse from Troop B, after the animal plunged through wooden planks covering an excavation hole in Washington Square South. Mounted patrolman Mathew Cashman, riding Gothels at the time, was treated at St. Vincent’s Hospital for head and arm injuries. It took more than an hour to eet the horse out of 10-fnnt hola.

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Sheinwqld On Bridge Only Paltikus Trust Opponents By ALFRED SHEINWOLD If you make it a practice to trust your opponents you will be adored by everybody except your partner. Would you rather be •known as a suspicious expert or as a lovable boob? West dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH A J S 3

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Opening lead — 0 3 When this hand was played in the recent national tournment, one declarer set out to win popularity contests. He won the opening lead, knocked out the ace of spades, won the diamond continuation and drew trumps. Then South decided to reply on West to hold the king of clubs for his vulnerable opening bid. Hence he led his singleton club and tried a finesse with dummy’s queen. * l r 1 Ungrateful for this act of

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\r\< Question: should you take special care to follow the directions of your Junior. Police at street crossings?

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rather than West for the king. Declarer should win the second round of diamonds In his hand, dtaw a second round of trumps, then lead a club to the ace. Next he returns the queen of clubs from dummy, ready to discard a heart if East pi ys low. Even if West is able to win the trick. South will be able to get to dummy to discard another heart on the jack of clubs. He may even be able to set up a long club c:nd thus get rid of both

hearts funless Weet cashes the ace of hearts). Actually, East plays the king of clubs and South and * can set up the clubs to make eleven tricks without the slightest risk of losing ten. DALLY QUESTION Dealer bids one heart, your partner doubles, and the next player passes. You hold: S-8 4 H-9 5 4 D-9 8 7 6 C-K 10 6 5. What do you say? ANSWER: Bid two clubs.

THE DAILY BANNER THl'RS., AUG. 29. 1963 Page 3 GREENCASTLE. INDIANA Don’t tremble over tho weakness of your hand. Your partner's takeout double promises support for each cf the unbid suits.

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