The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 November 1963 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER

GkEUNCastle, Indiana

FRI., NOV. 29, 1963. Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Grcencastle, Ind.

Sheinwold On Bridge

The Help-One-Another Club met all day Friday with Ruth Carpenter and cut carpet rags. A delicious dinner was served at noon. Every member was

present except one.

Entered in the Post Office at Orcencastle. Indiana, as Second 1 <>1,in Class Mail matter under Act of To Keep Y our Health

HarHt 7. 1878.

Subscription Prices Alfred Sheinwold

dome Delivery 35c per week

Mailed in Putnam County Everybody should cooperate ^

$7.00 per year with the President’s physical

Outside of Putnam County

$8.00 i>er year

Outside ef Indiana

$12.00 per year get up from the bridge table and

walk around a bit, breaking furni- R'rnicce Smith, Mabel Pe

ture as you walk. I recommend it. tr0, Rcfrc^’ments

fitness program, and bridge columnists must not hold back.

There are times when you should ^tary-tbeasurer. Contest given

by Anna Garrett, won by Lou

Bees Defeated By Belle Union Belle Union came from behind

rru rvTTZ o i 4 t° whip Russellville, 71 to 67,

The Fillmore Service Club met r

Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. " 0( lnesd..y night in the Green-

Hallie Runnells. Nine members rast i e and two guests, answered roll call with Bible verse of Thanks giving. Officers elected for 1964

Mne Leonard, president: The Panthers braced and grab-

Loudella Day, vice president: An- bed a 51-49 edge at the three na Garrett, secretary-treasurer quarter post and went on to win

Hallie Runnells, assistant sec- by f° ur points.

The Bees led 14-13 and 33-26 at

the first two stops.

Fordice

... 1

R. Boiler

Harbison

Totals

Belle Union (71)

Starr

Keller

Bright

Terry

Goodpaster

Walton

Buis

Sink

Totals

3 0 0 21 FT 0 0 3 7 1 0 0 4 15

3 1 0 23 PF 4 1 4 3 4 2 1 0 19

FERTILIZER I>ISf USSED LAFAYETTE UP1 Indiana's annual use of fertilizer is expected to be nearly doubled in the next few years, a speaker told a Purdue conference here Tuesday. Werner* L. Nelson, midwest director of the American Potash Institute, told the Indiana Fertilizer Conference that Hoosier farmers seeking higher yields from soil chemistry and fertilizer used about 1,600,000 tons of lime in 1961 and ultimately will use 4,440,000 tons a year.

TODAY’S BIKEK THOUGHT As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.—Josh. 24:

15.

Every family must answer the question: “Choose you this day whom you will serve!” May God grant us the courage and determination to “serve the Lord’’!

CAOET RECEIVES WINGS Lloyd R. Gentry, center, is congratulated by Lt. Col. J. B. Falks, as he is awarded wings signifying his participation in the Army ROTC flight program conducted at Purdue University. A member of Purdue Pilots. Gentry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Zane R. Gentry, R. R. 3, Greencastle. Gentry is a senior at I’urdue, majoring in industrial education.

Personal And Local News llriefs

DANCE SAT. Nov. 30 th

Music by PAUL SURTCfi’S BAUD American Legion Post Ho. 58 Dancing Every Sat.

The December meeting of the Monday Club has been cancelled. A daughter was born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital *o Mr. and Mrs. William Craig of Reelsville. Mrs. Lewis Williams, R. R. l, Gr«*<-ncastle, is a patient at the St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis, Room 159.

Bro. preach

Charles at the

Church of Christ, Sunday at

a.m. Visitors welcome.

McGhee, will

Long Branch somebody.

past dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A K 5 ^ J 8 6 4 1 O K Q 10 7 6 2

None

WEST EAST A I 8 7 4 3 6 Q 10 9 6 2 V 10 7 9 0 4 0 A J 9 + QJ964 *AK10 3 SOUTH

A A

A K Q 5 2 0 8 5 3 X 8 7 5 2 East South West North 1 A 2 4 A 5 V Pass Pass 5 A 6 Double All Pass Opening lead — AO Take this kind of hand, for example. West leads the queen of clubs, and you put down the North hand as the dummy. Stay in your seat for a while. Your partner ruffs the first club in dummy, leads a trump to the ace. and leads another club. Now it is time to get up from the table and get your exercise. If the furniture is too solid, go out into the street and pick a fight

served. Next

meeting vJ«l be December 11th luncheon with Mrs. Bernice Smith Christmas gift exchange.

Russellville (67) McGaughey J. Boiler . Hurst Sinnet Richardson .

FG (J 2 4 3 11

I'T 1 9 4 3 1

PF 3 5 4 3 4

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Bruce Edwin Dorsett, 3 years old, November 30, 1963, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Dorsett, Coatesville.

Hector Funeral Home PHONE OL 3-4810 AMBULANCE SERVICE

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. CIO East Seminary Street, are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday at the Putnam County

Hospital.

V/est Vigo Bows To Cub Netters Greencastle'* Tiger Cubs chalked up their second straight win of the basket¥»!l season Wednesday night by trouncing host West

Vigo, 78 to *3

Paced by Ron Blotch. Ron Chadd and Phil Cooper, the Cub? lad 19 to 12 at the quarter and 46 to 23 at halftime. The count was 60 to 3S at the end of the

third period.

Coach Dave McCracken's proteges displayed plenty of hustle and drive find also an improved defensive game since tneir opener with Attica. Blotch dumped in 21 points for the Cubs and Chadd and Coope T ' each connected for 14 in a wellbalanced offensive attack. The local B team also won the curtain raiser, 47 to 2S.

Hurst Total

. 0 33

0 12

0 78

Clovers Downed By Bainbridge Bainbridge rolled over Clover-

dale, 88 to 58, in a game played

in the Fillmore gym Wednesday public is cordially invited to come

Greencastle*s follows:

Blotch Williams D. York Troyer Chadd Eckardt . Cooper . Wal bring R. York G. York . Kehrer

scoring was as

FG .. 9 1 . 3 _ 1 . 5 . 1 .. 3 2 .. 0 _ 1

evening.

The winning Pointers were ahead, 41 to 31. at the half and gradually increased their ad-

vantage.

Bill Rossnk hit 31 points Tor Bainbridge and Steve Winters accounted for 24. Gaddis was high for the losing Clovers with 24. Bainbridge (88> FG FT PF B. Rossok 14 3 2 Smith 2 0 3 W’intcrs 10 4 2 Ferrand 4 2 2 R. Rossok 2 0 0 Judy 3 3 2 Albin 3 0 4 Totals 33 12 15 f loverdale (58) FG FT PF Nees 5 2 0 Patton 3 4 5 Gaddis 11 2 2 Receiver 2 2 2 Frye * 0 0 3 Collier 0 13 Craddick 13 3 Totals 22 14 18

Y'our partner is obviously playing the hand badly. Without even looking at her hand you know that it must be better to develop the diamonds than to go after club ruffs. (How do I know that it's ’‘her’’ hand rather than "his” hand? Suit yourself, but this

Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Lawrence hand was not exactly picked at III and children. Peter and Mollie, random.) returned home Friday to Roches- INGLORIOUS DEFEAT ter. New York, after visiting Fir‘ When you return to the table Chief and Mrs. William A. Law- you discover that your partner rence. has gone down to inglorious de-

feat. South ruffed three clubs in dummy and discarded the fourth club on the king of spades. But then she had to give up two dia-

mond tricks.

This is your cue to explain the correct line of play, thus develop-

John Holloway, 40. Gary, was ing your lung power, lodged in the Putnam County South should ruff the first club jail at 11 o'clock Wednesday in dummy, draw two trumps, night by State Trooper Keith cash the ace of spades and lead a Young. Holloway was charged diamond. East can take the ace

THE WORLD'S TALLEST CHRISTMAS TREE will be lighted in a dramatic manner with impressive dedicatory services on Monument Circle in Indianapolis, at 5 p m. Sunday, December 1st. Last year this spectacular presentation received national acclaim. Once again this dazzling display throughout December will attract thousands of visitors from throughout the Middle West, while appropriate Christmas music by many groups will help to emphasize the true significance of ''Peace on Earth. Good Will to Men."

Songfost at Somerset Christian Church. Sunday evening, December 1st at 7:00 p.m. The

and join in the singing of their

favorite hymns.

of diamonds and force dummy to ruff a club, but this doesn’t hurt. Declarer discards a diamond on dummy’s king of spades, cashes the king of diamonds, and ruffs a diamond. Then the rest of

dummy is good.

Be sure to keep a few flimsy chairs in the house so that you

with drunken driving.

The Reelsville-Van Burnt basketball game will be played Saturday, Nov. 30, in the Reelsville gym. This game was postponed last Friday due to the death of President Kennedy. A barn at the William Holt

residence, 28 Sunset Drive, was have something to work on \\ hen destroyed bv fire early Thursday hands like this come up. morning. City firemen were sum- DAILY QI ESTIOX moned at 2:05 a.m. and they re- As dealer you hold: S-K 5 Hported the barn as a total loss. J 8 6 4 3 D-K-Q 10 7 6 2 C-

None. What do you say?

Robert Warrick, 42, Terre Answer: Pass. Despite the playHaute, was arrested by State ing strength of his hand you lack Trooper Jack Hanlon Thursdav tho high-card strength for an opafternoon. Warrick was booked at e ning bid. the Putnam County jail for driv-

ing while under the influence of

intoxicants.

State police at the Putnamville Puddings and sauces thicken- reported Thursday that a ed with eggs have better flavor deer was struck and killed by than those thickened with corn- an automobile south of Cloverstarch or flour. da!e during the night. This w;.s the sixth deer to be killed by motor vehicles in Putnam County

this Fall.

Word has been received her'' of the death of Miss Betty Irene Morrison of Martinsville. Miss Morrison died Wednesday e%’ening. She was the sister of Mrs. Charles Higgins and Charles Morrison of this city Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Martinsville. Jacob R. Huffman, formerly of Greencastle, R. 3. and teaching at College Corner, Ohio, has entered the Massachusettes Eye and Ear Clinic for eye surgery. He would be glad to hear from his friends. His address is as follows, Massachusettes Eye & Ear Clinic, 243 Charles St., Boston, Mass.,

Room 434.

A2C and Mrs. John F. Weninger, 1617 Stretch Road, Merced, California, are the proud parents of a baby girl, Melody Ann. Born Sunday, November 24, 1963 at Castle Air Force Base Hospital, Merced, Calif. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weninger of Ladoga. Indiana and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Robbins of R. R. No. 2 Roachdale, Indiana.

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank Dr. Stephens, the hospital staff, nurses, nurses aids and the kitchen staff for the nice care and meals they extended to me during my stay in the

hospital.

Goldie M. Kendall.

“W£ THINK YOU SHOULD KHCW” says Mr. Mason, “the true value of a diamond before you buy.” That’s why Mason Jewelers invite you to stop in their store ami learn all about diamonds, no matter where you make your final selection. MASON Jewelers IS W. WASHINGTON, Greencastle, Ind.

Si' ':- ' ". V * v : .7-gr^ r , . ••/.'•F-.,'*.,

1964 C0AN PHARMACY CALENDARS featuring this year a Putnam County covered bridge, YOURS IS IN THE MAIL BE WATCHING FOR IT.

unusual calendars please

THE WHITE HOUSE SCENE hasn’t undergone quUe as ir uch changu aa one might expect, would you say?.

You never leave your car to leave your clothes (or) you Toot, We Tote! Old Reliable White Cleaners.

6?OAN 1PHARMACY \IQS2MEnm\

The Goddess Touch in DKErt FipWer SPRAY COLOGNE

O0° ^ plus lax Fragrance irresistible at Aphrodite’s charms dispenses its heady perfume at a fingertip touch. Encased in gold-veined, marbled iii« (dcscence. by ihulton.

Fragrance Frolic for Her Bath! e m u u *r o p*

LIQUID BUBBLE BATH

2®^ plus tax

Four famous fragrances to permeate the clouds of billowing bubbles that soften the skin. Desert Flower, Friendship Garden, Escapade, Early American Old Spice, by Shulton.

Add Spice to his Life!

wee GIFT SET

2 50

plus tax

Tangy After Shave Lotion and Men’s Cologne in the aroma of Old Spice men prefer. Handsomely gift boxed-by Shulton.

ifo For Pure Pampering! $

lOO plut tax

LIQUID BUBBLE BATH Makes every bath a fragrant delight...makes for silky-smooth skin, all over. A few drops is all you need for a bathtubful of flower-fragranced bubbles. And, the flower-fresh scent lingers for hours! Shulton quality, of course.

All-Plastic Trio! @M<§pke TRAVEL SET

r 5

plus tax

; ^'.w

He’ll be grateful for these pack-easy, unbreakable bottles of Old Spice After Shave Lotion, After Shave Talcum and Spray Deodorant.

Grooming Pleasure!

vee

GIFT SET 025 • plus tax'

After Shave Lotion for the best ending a shave ever had... Stick Deodorant with protection he can trust. By Shulton.

COANJPHARMACY xTOsnaaznmsm SacmcoaUc SXatudUe