The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 December 1963 — Page 2

THE DAILY C.;;4NEt?

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

MON., DEC. 30, 1963. Pag« 3

Black Cats Prove Unlucky For Tiger CubTeam,76-70

It has long been said that cats Chadd, c

- especially black cats are un- Cooper, g lucky and this superstition held R. York, g true Saturday nigln in itvic G. York, g Haute for the Tiger Chibs. Total* A total of 27 points from the Score by free throw line enabled Gerst- Hammond meyer’s Black Cats to defeat Greencastle

Greencastlc, 7G to 70, in the final game of the Gerstmeyer Invitational Tourney in the Indiana

State College Arena.

This was tne first setback of the season for Coach Dave McCracken's Tiger Cubs while the winning Black Cats now boast

and 8-0 mark.

The Cubs outscored the Cats, 58 to 48, from the field but 26

8 4 3 2 .31 quarters: 17 37 19 37

1 2 1 2 13 46 59

3 4 2

It 63 75

aim Asher led the scoring with 9 each.

Roachdale

Waveland (48)

Howell

Miller

Uvans

Bazzani

Bullerdiek

Yv’hitecotton

Myers

Totals

Roachdale (44)

Preston

Board

Snodgrass

Asher

Lively

Hill

Clones

Totals

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind. Entered In the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam County $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year

Mr .and Mrs. Leon Snyder left CITY’S BRIDAL GIFT Saturday for their home in Vero SPRINGFIELD, Mass. UIT - Peach, Florida after spending This city gladly passes on a

the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Snyder’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Vaughan.

CARD OF

We wish to thank all those who sent Christmas cards and gifts this year. We are

thankful.

Mollie Robinson and Childr. n

CARD OF THANKS

promotional ’Bridal Pax" to each couple which crosses the Citl Hall threshold for a marriage license. City Clerk William Sullivan reports receiving a note from one couple thanking Springfield for the thoughtful gift of soap, soup, detergent, very t .j ean er, shampoo, deodorant, mouthwash . . . and headache remedy. The note concluded, "That was the best wedding gift

we got."

due bourgigno-; in a chalet-style restaurant of the 1954-05 New York World’s Fair. The Swiss Pavilion will be a five building complex to include the restaurant, three peaked buildings housing the exhibits of Swiss watch manufacturers and

a boutique area where products of Switzerland may be purchased.

Annual per capita use of paper and paperboard products hit an all-time high of 457 pounds in 1962.

Clayton Wins From Fillmore

Shcinwold Today'sBible Thought

On Bridge

We wish to thank our Dailv Banner and Indianapolis News subscribers for the gifts ami money given us at Christmas. Jim and Gary Arnold, Fillmore.

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SUNDAY, JAN. 5 UATiNEE and EVENING

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Postpone Play Of Unsafe Suit

By Alfred SheinwoM

In some hands there is a suit

The Fillmore Holiday Invitational Tourney ended as Clayton

outscored the Fillmore Cardinals that neither side can safely work 67-62 in the final game of the on. You get good results in such

„ J . , .. evening It was the foulin’est hands if you eliminated the other fouls called on the local netters . . was th.lr undoing. IncidonUlly. *»»* ™!more ««■* "*«' *» oppmont to Orstmover collated only 15 per- »*°°<'» ** 61 tack,e the « M » , «

fouto. "' ere c “ lk ' d in ,h,! t * r, “ 11

committed by the Fillmore netSeven of Coach Buttei -

Deal courageously, and the Lord shall be with you.— II.

Chron. 19:11.

■'Forward in faith” shall be in the believer’s challenging motto. Personal And Local News Krirf*

To advance to the final tilt, the Cats rolled over Van Euren. ters

74 to 49. in the first game Sat- worth s ' strm S' including the first

five, called it a night. Franklin

clawed their and Mitchell of Clayton were victory over high sCorers for the,r team with

22 and 18 respectively. Miller with 18 and Evans with 15 led

urday afternoon. The Cubs then

way to a 75 to 63

Hammond in the second contest. In the consolation scrap Satur-

day evening, Hammond blasted Mil more scoring.

Van Buren. 67 to 41.

Greencastle * record is now S wins and one loss as the Cubs prepare to meet Sullivan’s Golden Arrows in the local gymnasium this coming Friday night. Summaries of the two Tiger

Cubs games are:

Ger**tnieyer (76) FG FT PF Lou Ross 0 2 3 Lcs Ross 8 0 4 Stewart 5 15 3 Phillips 7 4 1 Russell 4 6 4 Total* 24 27 15

North dealer Both sides vulnerable

NORTH ♦ A Q 4

K 8 3

0 A J 5 3

♦ J 8 2

WEST

♦ 95.

9 6 2

O Q 9 6 4 ♦ 10 7 6 5

In the

beat out Stilesville 67 • Clayton (67) FG Mitchell 7 Wood 0 Satterly 3 Franklin 6 Bennett 3 Gardner 0 Lawrence 0 Weir 0 Total : 18

SOUTH

EAST ♦ 83

A J 10 7 4 O K 10 8 ♦ K Q 3

61.

♦ K J 10

S? Q 5

7 6 2

0 7 2

♦ A 9 4

North East South

West

10 1 1 ♦

Pass

2 ♦ Pass 4 ah

All Pass

Opening lead —

V 2

Greencastle (70) FG FT Cooper 3 5 D. York 6 0 R York 8 5 Blotch 3 0 G. York . 0 0 Williams 2 0 Chadd 5 2 Kehrer 2 0 Total* 29 12 Hammond (63) FG FT Terry, f 6 8 Mkhaw, f 0 2 Duncan, f 4 0 Dominick, c .. -. 4 0 Earl, g 10 Boyajian. g 5 1 Lah. g 3 3 Drutis. g 0 0 Total* ... 24 14 Greencastle (75) FG FT Sheldon, f 0 0 Blotch, f . .. 7 5 D. York, f 6 2

PF 4 0 3 5 1 5 3 2 26 PF 4 1 4 2 1 2 1 1 16 PF 1

Fillmore (62) FG Miller - 5 Robinson, L 1 Huber 2 Mundy 2 Wilhamson 0 Evans 5 Woods 1 Puckett 2 Glaze 2 Archer 0 Huller 0 Robinson, R 0 Total 20

FT S 1 0 4 0 5 1 3 0 0 0 0

PF 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 2 0 1 1

2 was high-point man for Wave- one 1 land with 23 points and Preston eac h hand.

Declarer led a

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Hawks Downed By Waveland

The final game of the Roach-

dale Invitational Tourney ended ‘“ ince nothing else was safe. De- Fillmore, are the parents of a with Waveland defeating the clarer ruffed, and now the stage seven pound, 11 ounce son. born Roachdale Hawks 48-44. Evans was SGt sin ce Mrs. Rebner had Monday morning at the Putnam

trump and three clubs in County Hospital. The young

man has been named Mark

low club from Allen. Mrs. Bryan is the former her hand and finessed with dum- Bonnie Lou Bock.

•ny s eight. East had to win with ^ r - and Mrs. James Clearwatthe queen of clubs. If East re- ers an< I family had as their Xmas turned a club, dummy's jack dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. would win a trick; and if East re- Emcgire Curtis and Pam, Mr. turned a heart, dummy could ruff and Mrs. Robert Clearwaters, Mr. while South discarded a club. an d Mrs. Lee Hubbard, Joy Lee DAILY QUESTION' an d Steven, Mrs. Bernice ClcarAs dealer, you hold: S-A Q 4 waters, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cur-H-K 8 3 D-A J 5 3 C-J 8 2. tic and daughter, Tuesday, and What do you say? Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shupe

Answer: Bid one diamond. and son Todd. The hand is not quite strong

enough for an opening bid of one

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Mrs. Russell E. Bock, 111 West Walnut Street wishes to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Connie Sue to Douglas Kent Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Phillips, Amo. Miss Bock attended Patricia Steven’s Modeling School and is a graduate of Indiana Central Business College. Both are employed with the Allison Division, CMC. Indianapolis. The wedding will take place January 11, 1964 at 7:30 at the First Christian Church in Greencastle.

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WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS

FIRST LBJ CONFERENCES APPEAL TO NEWSPAPERMEN

(. MORE ACCURATE STORIES RESULT OF HIS FORMAT

A son was born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Walls of Moores-

ville.

Rev. Francis Kull announces Mass for Wednesday at 7, 9 and 11 a. m. at St. Paul’s Catholic

Church.

Byron Reeves, of Calumet City, 111., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Reeves.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurwitz, of Adlers, are spending a week in New York City on business and

visiting relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Clearwaters and daughter Kellie Gene,

Neither side can safely tack- spent Xmas Day with Mrs. Mary le clubs. South will lose two club Wells and son David, tricks by hammering away at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beck, of the suit, but this loss will be re- Greencastle, are the parents of a duccd to one trick if either op- son born Sunday morning at the ponent begins the suit. Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. Stella Rebner, well known Mr. and Mrs. Max O’Hair, 609 Los Angeles expert, forced the Crescent Drive, are the parents opponents to play clubs for her of a daughter born Sunday at when she encountered this hand the Putnam County Hospital, in a recent rubber bridge game. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cue have She could afford only a partial returned home after spending elimination, but it was enough. Christmas with their son and West opened the deuce of family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cue in hearts, and East finessed the ten, Ann Harbor, Mich, allowing declarer to win with the Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Quinlan of queen. Mrs. Rebner returned a Cloverdale are patients in the heart, losing dummy’s king to the Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. ace. and ruffed the heart continu- Quinlan’s room number is 312 ation. and Mr. Quinlan's room number

DRAWS TRUMPS is 314.

Having eliminated hearts from The Post Office will be closed the North-South hands, Mrs. all day Wednesday, New Year's Rebner next drew trumps. The Day. There will be no city or rounds fortunately sufficed. rural deliveries. Collections and The ace of diamonds and a low dispatches will be on the usual diamond followed. The defenders holiday schedule, had to lead a third diamond Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bryan, of

Johnson

Fourth Estate

likes.

By HENRY CATHCART Central Press Washington Writer XTTASHINGTON—Some of the more thoughtful members of W fi 16 Washington press corps are encouraged by President Lyndon Johnson's new, informal approach to meeting newsmen. So far, Johnson hasn’t held any formal, pre-announced press conferences, but has called press meetings seemingly on the spur

of the moment.

The first time, he had a ’’coffee hour” with a baker’s dozen of correspondents who happened to be hanging around the White House press room on a Saturday morning. His second meeting was called for some 50 correspondents after they had trooped into Press Secretary Pierre Salinger’s office to attend the regular morning press briefing. On both occasions, Johnson acquitted himself exceedingly well. He spoke fluently and knowledgeably on a wide array of government matters, entered into an air of intimacy with the newsmen, and projected a degree of frankness that was exceptionally pleasing to

his audience.

Johnson appears to want to encourage spontaneity in his press conferences. Unlike those

of his recent predecessors, the television cameras were absent from these first press sessions. Most reporters aren't bom actors and the absence of the all-seeing television eye made for a bet-

ter exchange of ideas and information.

And of no little importance to reporters who usually come to their profession woefully unequipped, the fact that Johnson talks slowly and enunciates clearly makes for more legible note-taking and, consequently, for more accurate news stories.

* • * *

• SECURITY—The assassination of President Kennedy has rightfully made Washington security conscious. The White House limousine has been equipped with bullet-proof steel and glass. When the President travels out of the City, most elaborate police protection is maintained. Even in Washington, Johnson’s movements around the city aren’t announced in advance. And in other large cities, his auto is heavily guarded by motorcycle policemen moving at a fast clip through cleared and blocked-off streets. The uneasiness about security stems unhappily from the demonstrated truism that one act of violence stimulates similar thoughts by other deranged persons. Even the U. S. Supreme Court has tightened up on its protection of the justices, perhaps because of the bitter attacks that. have been leveled against that body by extreme segregationists. Until the assassination, the court's police did not sit in the chamber when the judges were on the bench. Now a police officer in plain clothes sits in front of the courtroom as close to the justices as he can get without being conspicuous.

• • • •

• PICTURE GAI.LERY—President Johnson has completely redecorated his oval White House office, including new’ pictures

on the wall.

Immediately behind his desk are four photographs. Three of them are pictures of former President Eisenhower, the late Speaker Sam Rayburn and the New White

late President Kennedy.

Another is that of a man who looks a lot like

President Johnson. It turned out to be a picture Gallery

of his father, Samuel E. Jolinson Jr.

It also developed that the picture arrangement represented the two men who had the greatest influence in the Presidents life— his father and Rayburn—flanked by the two presidents who immediately preceded him in that oval office.

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