The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1964 — Page 2
THE PAILY BAN'NEH C ARD OF THANKS I would like to take this means to express my thanks and appreciation to all my friends who have been so ki^d and thoughtful to me during the past four months that I have been in bed. For the visits, all the lovely cards at Christmas time, get well cards, flowers, gifts and the many kind acts which included the both of us. I wish I could thank each one individually, but that would be impossible. So I will just say “Thank you air and wish you all a Happy and Wonderful New Year, with good Health, Love and Prosperity. Virginia Sweet GAME OF TITT: WEEK WGRE’s Putnam County Game of the Week wall feature the Bainbridge-M o n t e z u m a basketball game. The game will be played Friday evening and a recording of the play-by-play description will be broadcast on Saturday morning at 9:00. Craig Brines and Ted and Ed Stahl will be on hand for the game Friday evening to bring all the action from the basketball court. WGEE broadcasts at the 91.o spot on the FM dial.
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
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Mrs. Ray Lawson Is (iul* Hostess The West Marion Home Demonstration Club met on January 8 at home of Mrs. Ray Lawson. The meeting was opened by Vice Pres., Mrs. Freddie Hanks. Song History was read by Mrs. Carl Barker. All member said creed in unison. Mrs. Frank Toney installed new officers. New Pres. Mrs. Gene Girton presided over meeting. She asked for Tres. report then Sec. report was read and approved. Old business was discussed as was new business. Roll vjan was answered by 9 members telling the club lesson they had enjoyed most the past year. Secret Sister names were drawn for ’64. Leader Training lessons were read and members chose lesson they would like too take. The meeting was adjourned by 9 members and 1 guest and a social hour followed with hostess serving cookies, apricot nut bread and coffee. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gene Ozment on Feb. 12.
Second Sennsfer ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM ENROLL !N ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES: TYPING DRIVER EDUCATION AUTO MECHANICS For-Out-of-School-Youth OIL, PAINTING MACHINE SHOP SEWING DRAFTING SPANISH CONVERSATION SHORTHAND THE HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT CLASS FOR ADI LTS WILL MEET THE SAME EVENING. THE SUBJECT WILL PROBABLY BE IN MATHEMATICS. HOWEVER, THE DEMAND WILL DETERMINE THE C OURSE.
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THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Seeond Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam County 87.00 per year Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year Todays Bible Thought Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?—Romans 8:5. The one blessing we cannot do without is the one of which we shall never be deprived—the love of Christ. Personal And Local News Briefs Starlight Club of Fillmore. O.E.S will not have a January meeting. The Four Leaf Clover Club will meet with Mrs. James Torr, Tuesday January 14th at 1:30 p.m. Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge No. 106 will meet in regular session Monday, at 8 p.m. There will be installation of officers. The Third Wednesday Club will meet January 15th at the Fairway Restaurant at 12:30 p.m. for a luncheon meting. A daughter was born Friday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gorham, 201 First Street. The Ladies Aid of Union Chapel Church will not meet Jan. 15 as usual, but the meeting will be postponed until Jan.
22.
Miss Martha Virginia Smith of Greencastle has been named to the Honor Roll at Transylvania College for the recently completed Fall Quarter. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin T. Smith, Route 3. A member of the freshman class at the Lexington, Kentucky college, Miss Smith made a 3.00 standing out of a possible 4.00 for the quarter’s academic work. She plans to major in drama at Transylvania^
Word has been received of the’ death of Frank Peek of Placerville, California. Mr. Peek was the husband of a former Greencastle resident, Esther White
Peek.
The Hospital Guild Sewing, group will meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the basement of the Nurses Home. Help is needed, a good attendance is urgent. Bring sack lunch. Coffee will be furnished.
ANNIVERSARIES
Birthday
Ricky Alan Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Nichols R. R. 1, Fillmore, 8 years old today. Debbie Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Collins, 9 years,
Jan. 10.
Freshmen Win
umn would fare better because he would not hold so tight to
The Crawfordsville Freshman dummy’s diamonds. He would Team met defeat at the hands of discard the K-Q-J of diamonds a strong Freshman team from on the third, fourth and fifth Greencastle. 51-46. This was trumps. Crawfordsville’s first defeat in After drawing trumps, our 4 two years. Earlier this season, reader would lead the ten of diathe young Tigers suffered a de- monds and continue the suit until feat from this same team. Their East took the ace. If East rerecord now stands 8-2. turned a club. South would disMike Troyer and Raymond card a heart. If East returned a Churchill led the Freshman scor- heart. South would step up with ing with 25 and 11 respectively, the ace of hearts and cash the Strong rebounding by Harmless rest of the diamonds to score and Walbring helped the Frosh game and rubber, cause. ' Try this hand on your favorite The Freshman Five will meet partner and find out what kind of Clinton Monday night at 7:00. monkey he is.
Next Workshop On January 13 The second meeting of the Sunday School Teachers workshop will be held in Charterhouse of Gobin Memorial Church Monday evening, January 13th at 7:00 p. m. More than one hundred-twen-ty-five workers attended the first meeting. The following classes were organized. 1. Pre-school and kindergarten: Miss Vois Blankenship, Director of Christian Education, First Christian Church of Greencastle. 2. Primary and Intermediate (grades 2 to 6) Instructor: Mrs. Robert Eccles. Mrs. Eccles assists in writing the International Bible Lessons for Primaries. 3. Junior High School. Instructor: Miss Loraine Riggs, on staff of the Christian Education of Presbyterian church, U.S.A. 4. Senior High School and Older Youth Instructor: Lysle Loomis, Director of Christian Education, Northwestern Indiana Methodist Conference. 5. Young Adults Instructor, Bob Hammond, Director of Christian Education, Indiana Baptist Convention. 6. Adults Instructor: Reverend Chauncy J. Varner, Associate Executive Secretary of Indiana Council of Churches and Minister of Evangelical United Brethern Church. Arrangements will be made to handle a larger group at the next meeting. Teachers and workers who were unable to attend th$ first meeting may join the classes already organized.
It’s back to school for Green- will be transformed from a bascaStle High School students! ketball court into a ski lodge Christmas vacation is over and where the 1964 Y-Teen King will the students are welcomed with be crowned. Candidates for king
the thought of preparing for are Ron York, Ken Templemen R e i ease Goodies semester tests scheduled for the Ken Eitel, and Steve Gouch. Sun rp 0 stew
■ • Sheinwold
On Bridge
DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S-None H-Q J 7 2 D-A 6 5 2 C-A Q 5 4 3.. What do you say? Answer: Bid one club. You have 13 points in high cards, and 3 points for the void suit, more than enough for an opening bid. Start with your longest suit.
week of January 20. Valley lodge will dim its lights as Student resolutions were diffi- the clock ticks close to midnight cult to keep for starting the New and the couples dance to the Year, students attending two ex- music of Pete Hill, citing ballgames and the Y-Teen
Dance, Saturday, January 11. Dr. William Hopp, chairman no j. talte ^
of the science department at InThursday morning twelve sen- diana State College, spoke to
By Alfred Sheinwold
Many years ago a monkey who had never learned to play bridge stuck his hand into a jar and fill ed it so full of nuts that he could
hand out. Result:
monkey stew. This couldn't have happened if he had been a regu-
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RECLUSE DIES NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. UPI — Elderly recluse Alfred Osborn, white-haired and nearly blind, was found dead in his
iors were elected to the “Hall of G.H.S. students about reptiles lar reader 0 f this column.
Fame,’’ a pictorial section of the last Wednesday Dr. Hopp yearbook. The “Most Popular” brought with him several live are Ken Templeman and Rose- snakes which the students enjoy-
mary Romalia. “Most Musical” ed seeing. seniors are Larry Taylor and Al-
meda Boatright. Doug Stauch The Hi-Y members met last
and Bunny Bergmann were elect- Tuesday to discuss plans for their ed as "Most Likely To Succeed.” annual dance. They also decided "Best Looking” seniors are Ron to sponsor a carnival or a car-
York and Jane Ann Thompson, wash to earn more money. Phil Cooper and Tonia Norris
were elected as “Most Athletic”, The office has been given a and the “Most Studious” are Art new look this week. By moving Letzler and Margaret Henry. the counter to another position
and constructing a partition a
The Y-Teens are planning their separate counseling area is beannual dance this Saturday, Jan- ing formed. This arrangement is uary 11, in the high school gym- intended to give privacy to stunasium— centered around the dents who come to consult one of
theme—“Sun Valley.” The gym the counselors.
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ramshackle San Fernando Valley home Thursday, shabbily clad and with less than a dollar in change in his pocket.
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NSF.
His Guggenheim Fellowsihp, one of the most prized In research, was the first ever granted a member of the DePauw facu 11 y. A Fulbright Scholarship was awarded him in 1957. Often accompanied by Mrs. Yunker, he pursued his botanical studies over a 30-year period in Europe, Central and South America, and among the island groups of the Pacific. He was an associate botanist of the B.P. Bishop Museum in Hawaii. Pursuaded by the head of the Smithsonian Institute to continue the work of his late mentor. Dr. Trelease of the University of Illinois, Professor Yuncker published in 1950 the monumental work, The Piperaceae of Northern South America. After that he published and wrote numerous other wc’-ks and articles, including a monograph, Brazilian Piperaceae. which he completed shortly before his
death.
Two years ago. Dr. Yuncker was honored at the 55th anniversary convention of the Botanical Society of America as one of the nation’s outstanding botanical scientists. He had been a former vice president and treasurer of the society. A native of Carson City, Mich., Dr. Yuncker was a member of many professional and civic societies and organizations and was past president of the Indiana Academy of Science, the American Society of Plant Taxonomists, and of the Greencastle Kiwanis club. He was a past Worthy Grand Patron of the Indiana Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and a member of Phi Delta Theta, Veteran of World War I, the American Legion, The Masons, Scottish Rite, Sigma Xi, Science Honorary, Scabbard and
Blade.
The family would appreciate Heart Fund contributions in lieu of flowers. Pall bearers will be Robert Farber, Robert Fletcher, Herrick E. H. Greenleaf, Jerome Hixson, Glenn Lyon, and Howard Youse.
3 Girls Escape To West Berlin BERLIN UPI—Three girls escaped under the Berlin wall through a tunnel completed while the Communists were permitting West Berliners to make Christmas-time visits, Western police disclosed Thursday. The West Berlin builders of the tunnel were able to warn other would-be escapees- in time to prevent their arrests when the Communists found the tunnel. It was the first news of a tunnel this year. Western police revealed its existence only after the Communists discovered its mouth, flooded it with tear gas. and blasted it shut with dynamite to prevent further escapes.
ports were read and accepted. Club constitution was read by Mrs. Iva Hammond. The lesson on “Blood Types" was given by Mrs. Theo Bee. Every one was urged to get their blood typed and carry their card with them. Safety lesson on “Pesticides” was given by Mrs.
Bess Earley.
Gifts were sent at Xmas time our declarer finds himself
the stew. He can take the ace
Opening lead —- A 10
Assume that the ordinary sort of monkey is playing the South hand. He plays the jack of clubs from dummy and ruffs East’s queen. (A very able ape would throw a heart instead of ruffing, but that is another story.) Our simian friend now draws all of the trumps, discarding three low hearts from dummy. Then he leads a diamond to
East’s ace.
East returns a low heart, and
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Door Prize was won by Mrs. Eunice Graves. Meeting was closed by repeating club prayer. Hostesses were Mrs. Irene Grubb and Mrs. Mamie McCul-
lough.
of hearts and both of dummy’s high diamonds, but he cannot get out of dummy and back to his own hand for the last good diamond. READER FARES BETTER The regular reader of this col-
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HOGAN’S LOWS DALLAS UPI — Ben Hogan shot record low scores of 274 in the masters golf tournament and 276 in the U. S. open championship.
Maple Heights Home Economic Club Meets The Maple Heights Club met at the club house on Jan. 7th. Meeting was opened singing the club song of the month. Club prayer was repeated in unison. Thirteen members answered roll call by telling the club lesson they had enjoyed most the last year. Treasurer and Secretary re-
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUftlAU CO-OP. The Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Op Association's annual stockholders meeting wifi be held at the DePauw Student Union Building, January 13, 1964. The order of business will be a report of last fiscal year's operation and ihe election of five directors. Entertainment, door prizes and refreshments.
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