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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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ville-Clayton basketball game Saturday night at 8:00 p.m.

Moose, 2

108

Both the Marching Indians and

Eddies

102

Sparkets will give a pre-game

York’s Grocery

salute. The half time show will

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be highlighted by a lighted ba-

Masons

ton routine by Glenda Bristow,

Monon

senior; Joyce Carmichael, senior,

Mallory

and Susan Sillery, freshman.

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500 Series: B. Langdon 593. R.

C ARD OF THANKS

Bride-Elect

Crawley 590. C. Crawley 562. B. Jones 545, D. Hoffa 539. N.

Brown — We are deeply grateful and appreciate the kindness.

Mark 538. E. Lewis 534. K. Fin- sympathy and many beautiful chum 531, E. Irwin 527. N. Hoffa f 10 ™ 1 tributes extended by our 520, F. Wheeler 520. R. Hampton friends, neighbors and relatives

515, 504, 500.

L. Jones 509, D. Bowman R. Gooch 502, C. Crawley

200 Games: H. Gillaspy 225. B. Jones 222, R. Crawley 216. B. Ldngdon 210, D. Hoffa 206. K. Finchum 204, E. Irwin 203, C. Sutherlm 202, N. Marks 200.

Reelsville High Band The Reelsville Marching Indians and Sparkets will make their last marching performance of the season at the Reels-

at the pasing of our mother Edith Brown. We especially wish to thank Rev. Bratcher. Singers, Donna Nursing Home No. 2 and staff, and Whitaker Funeral Home for services rendered. Malene McCammack Lucille Highsmith ANNIVERSARIES

Birthday

Jay Bitzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bitzer, Cloverdale, 7 years old. February 6th.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Yochum, 115 East Jefferson, Ave., Vincennes, Ind., announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Sue, to Richard Edwin Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cunningham of Edwardsport, Indiana. Miss Yochum is employed at The Bonita Beauty Salon in Vincennes, Indiana. Mr. Cunningham is employed as Assistant Terminal Manager at Motor Freight Corporation in Greencastle, Ind. No date has been set for the wedding. Alibi Provided For Defendant JACKSON, Miss. UPI — The defense began putting witnesses on the stand in hope of proving that Byron De La Beckwith was nowhere near the scene where Negro leader Medgar Evers was

killed.

Fred Conner, who works for the bus station in Greenwood, Miss., Beckwith's hometown, said he had dinner with Beckwith in Greenwood between 6:30 and 7 p.m. last June 11, the night that Evers was killed shortly after midnight on the 12th. Connor said Beckwith appeared ‘ just as calm as ever." 'The prosecution contends that Beckwith killed Evers about 12:30 a. m., June 12. It is about a 90-minute drive from Greenwood to the spot on the Greenwood-Jackson high-way where Evers was slain. Dist. Atty. Wililam Waller established that Beckwith was a frequent visitor at the Greenwood bus station. An earlier witness had placed him there three nights before the killing. "Wasn't Beckwith a self-ap-pointed patrolman to see that the bus station kept segregated ?

THE DAILY BANNER

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson Rt. Greencastle, Ind. Entered In the Post Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mall matter under Act of March J, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 33c per week Mailed in Putnam County $7.IH) per year Outside of Putnam County S8.IM) per year Outside of Indiana 117.00 per year 7'ofluy V Bible 7 'h ough t Blessed be the Lord, that hath given rest unto His people Israel, according to all that He promised: there hath not failed one word of all His good promise, which He promised by the hand of Moses His servant.—I. Kings

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God be praised for His unfailing faithfulness to all those who trust in Him! Personal And Local News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Mike Collier of Stilesville are the parents of a daughter, born Monday at Danville Hospital. The Community Service Club will meet with Mrs. Joe Hess on Feb. 11, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Katharine Benner, Home Demonstration agent, will give the lesson on Foreign Trade. The Washington Township PTA will be held Tuesday, February 11, at 7:30 p. m. at the Reelsville School. There will be a short business meeting. One item of business will be the voting on of the homecoming. We are urging all patrons to attend. There will oe a Founders Day program and we will Honor the teachers. Everyone welcome. Due to the fact that the January meeting of the Merry Dells was snowed out, there will be no meeting until April. Members will be notified as to the place and

date.

You never leave your ear to leave your clothes (or) you TOOT, we TOTE! Old Reliable White Cleaners.

To Seek Nomination MONTICELLO, UPI — Walter D. McColljy, 52, White County treasurer, announced Wednesday he will seek the Republican nomination for state treasurer at the June party convention. McColly, former publisher of the Brookston News has been county

treasurer since 1957.

- NEWS - FIRST CITIZENS BANK January 31, 1964

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Town Tavern

Whitaker’s

High individual game: J.Leer 206, High individual series:J.Leer 539, High team game. First Citizens Bank No. 1, 821. High team series First Citizens Bank No. 1,

2337.

200 Games: J. Leer - 206. 425 series and over: J. Leer, 539; A. McKeehan 507; K. Gooch 495: J. Murray 492: V Leinberger 4S7: C. Justus 480; B. Hurst 478; J. Cavin 468; P. Huxford 458; M. Buis 457; C. Sutherlin 455; E. Godfrey 443; A. Cantonwine 438; D. Atwell 436; R. Hatfield 433; D. Albright 431; P. Lambert

429.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In thp Circuit Court of Putnam County,

Indiana.

NoOce is here'oy given that Freda Snavely was on the 3rd day of February. 1964. apoointed Executrix of the Will of Edwin R. Snavely. deceased. All persons having claims asainst said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same In-said court within six <6> months from the date of the iirst publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 3rd day of February. 1964. Prbbate Cause No. 10370 Lyfcn * Boyd. Attorney <s> Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana'.

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MANILA UPI — Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, the old warrior who led one of Asia's first revolts against colonial rule, died peacefully today at the age of 94. A series of strokes and heart attacks finally killed Aguinaldo, the leader of Philippine revolts against Spain and the United States at the turn of the century. He died at Veterans Memorial Hospital in nearby Quezon City, where he had been confined since late last year. Aguinaldo was born of Chinese and Tagalog parentage near Cavite, Luzon. As the dashing young mayor of Cavite Viejo in 1895, he joined a secret revolutionary society dedicated to overthrowing Spanish rule. VOTE ON TIME ISSUE WASHINGTON UPI — Washington, which is on Central Standard Time now, may switch to Eastern. A referendum is being conducted through bills for water and electricity service asking patrons to vote yes or no on whether they favor ‘‘year around fast time.” Officials said the count thus far shows a ‘‘vast majority” voting for Eastern, or “fast,” time.

Sheinwold On Br idge

Neat Swindle Traps Defender

"I fell into a trap the other night,” a fan confesses, wanted to

give my opponent full credit for a very pretty swindle, my wife said I needed a keeper and that any sensible adult would know when he was being flimflammed. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A A K 9

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South W’est North 1 NT Pass 3 NT Opening lead •— 6

“I opened the six of hearts from the West hand. Declarer looked at the dummy for quite a while before he played the first card. My partner < my wife, as you might guess) put up the jack of hearts, and declarer won with

the ace.

"South led the ten of spades to dummy’s king and returned the jack of clubs for a finesse. I won with the king of clubs and led the deuce of hearts, expecting my partner to win with the queen and to return the suit. "Much to my surprise, declarer produced the queen of hearts and proceeded to rattle off a total of ten tricks. My wife pointed out that we could have taken ten tricks ourselves if I had shifted to diamonds on winning my club trick. "Does South deserve credit for a fine play, or was I a poor

fish?”

GIVE UFEDIT Give credit where credit is due: South made a very fine pla/ at the first trick. It might have deceived anybody. If South won the first trick with the queen of hearts and then went after a club finesse. West would surely switch to diamonds. When South actually won the first trick with the ace of hearts. West naturally assumed that his partner held the queen. Nevertheless, West should have led the king of hearts after taking the king of clubs. This would be necessary if East had started with the doubleton Q-J of hearts. If East had started with Q-J-x-x of hearts, she would drop the queen when W’est led the king. Actually, East would not drop the queen of hearts on West’s king. West might then work out what was going on and

therefore shift to diamond. In short. South made a beautiful play but a super-alert West might have avoided the trap. West was not a poor fish, but he

certainly got hooked. DAILY QUESTION

Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: S-8 6 5 3 H-J 5 4 D-A Q9 5 2 C-6. What do you say? Answer: Bid two hearts. This is a choice of evils. The spades are too shabby to bid, the hand as a whole is too weak for a response of two diamonds, and the heart support is a trifle short.. Still, the heart raise comes closest to describing the hand.

New Stadium ST. LOUIS UPI -The contract for construction of St. Louis’ new sports stadium will be let about May 1. In addition to the 50.000 seat stadium, which will replace Busch Stadium, the contract calls for an adjacent nine-story parking garage.

Mrs. Shumaker Hostess To Delta Kappa Gamma

Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met at the home of Mrs. Julia Shumaker on Saturday

afternoon. February 1.

During the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Hazel Owens president, announcements were made concerning the March meeting which will celebrate the silver anniversary for Epsilon, and the role of Epsilon in the Delta Kappa Gamma State Convention to be held in Terre

Haute on April 17. 18, 19.

A request was made for a 194445 year book to complete the

president’s file.

In continuing the theme for the year, Changing Patterns in American Culture, Miss Audrey Beatty, program chairman, introduced a panel discussion on Educational Culture. She noted that Putnam County contained a cross section of education from the elementary school through the college level. The panel members representing these various levels were: Miss Louise Knauer, elementary teacher. Mrs. Dorothy McCammon. Junior High School teacher, Mrs. Nancy Walters, panel moderator, High School teacher, and Miss Nelle Barnhart, Associate Dean of Students at DePauw University. A number of trends and problems at each level were discussed, with some possible solutions suggested. It was a most interesting and provocative discussion. Mrs. Edna Boyd was congratulated upon her new book on

Puerto Rico.

The theme carried out in decorations and refreshments was in keeping with February. Assistant hostesses were: Dr. Marian Brock, Miss Ethel Mitchell, Mrs. Charlotte Peterson. Mrs. Minna Mae Rightsell, Mrs. Mary Sanders, Mrs. June Scobee, and Mrs. Bernice Steward.

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MISSING Karen Lynn Bennett (above), who was arrested .for carrying a pistol to Jack Ruby's bond hearing in Dallas, Tex., is reported missing by her grandmother in Fort Worth, Tex. Miss Bennett, 19, was a dancer at Ruby’s Dallas nitery.

THE SAME LITTLE GIRL

MORE THAN six year* ago, Mary Beth Pyron was born at Florence, Ala., with the severe birth defect of an open spine (above). Eventually the spine was repaired by neurosurgeons at the March of Dimes-sponsored Birth Defects Clinical Study Center, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tenn. Back home now, Mary Beth, March of Dimes National Poster Child in 1960, has been making excellent progress. She attends school and is learn*

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