The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1964 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
MON., FEB. 10, 1964, Pooe 3
Russellville News Miss LaVern McCutchan of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Edith ■McCutehan and Bessie on Sunday. -Mrs. Clara Cox of Darlington is visiting Miss Ida Goff for a few days. Their brother entered Culver Hospital Sunday morning. Mrs. Hazel Sutherlin called on Mr. and Mrs. Vern Siegler of Morton Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Hazlett and son were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Waneita Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bosley of Caloma were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carrington and family. Russellville Ball game Friday night. Roachdale 59, Russellville 46. Mrs. Sally Howard of Greencnstle spent Monday with her sister Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson. Mrs. Waneita Gibbs was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Zuerner and family and in the afternoon Mrs. Gibbs visited Mr. and Mrs. Buddy De Mumbcrum of Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorrell and sons called on Hany Budd at the Friendship House in Bloomingdale, Mont Hazlett at the Britton Nursing Home, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stonebroker, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Honeycutt and son of Rockville on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Van Hook
and family had as their Saturday I vemng guests Mr. and Mrs. George Chisholm and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. John Van Hook all of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Hook and Steve Quick of Milligan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Booe and four children of Tangiere, -Mrs. Amanda Allbright and six children of Rockville, Mrs. Nettie Calvert. The party was in honor of Larry Chisholm's 9th birthday. Punch, cake, ice cream, candy, and popcorn was served. A family dinner was held at the Homestead Inn at Dover on Saturday, February 1, for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on that date. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly were married at the home of her grandfather Fred Fink at Russellville by Rev. O.R. South. After dinner a four tiered cake and punch was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman, Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. John Hubble, Ladoga; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kelly, Ladoga; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, Ladoga; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Robert Kelly, Russellville; Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kelly, Russellville: Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, Crawfordsville; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Reed. Ladoga. Dr and Mrs. Ronald Chaplain and family attended a birthday dinner Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chaplain of Bloomingdale. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Biggs and son of Darlington called on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Biggs and Mike
Saturday evening. Russellville school was quite successful at the Solo and Ensemble Contest held at DePauw University. Greencastle, Saturday, Jan. 25th. Among the winners were Kent Anderson, Second Division winner in Class C • Flute event and a First Division winner in Class C Tenor Saxophone; Cathy Niles, ‘ First Division winner Class G B-flat clarinet; Linda Higgins, First Division winner Class D Alto Saxophone event; Linda Niles, First Division winner Class A Alto Saxophone event and will represent Russellville in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Butler University, Indianapolis, Saturday, Feb. 15th. Mrs. Homer W. Broaddus and Mrs. Byron Zuerner served as accompanists for Russell v i 11 e ’ s soloists.
ROYAL ENGAGEMENT MADRID UPI — The secretary of Princess Irene of the Netherlands hinted today that the Dutch royal family is ready to announce Irene's engagement to a Spanish nobleman. The blonde, 24-year-old princess prepared to fly home to the Hague to face the national controversy in the Netherlands over her romance and conversion to Roman Catholicism. Her father, Prince Bernhard, was flying from the Netherlands in a royal plane to pick her up. She inwold On Bridge
key: he may be sitting in your own chair. If you paste this warning on the edge of your bridge table you may be able to keep out of the soup kettle. West's double of one heart was for takeout, but his double of four hearts was clearly meant as a rebuke. South had gone out of his mind. West's tone of voice suggested, and he would have to pay for it. West cashed the top clubs and continued with the jack of clubs, forcing South to ruff. Naturally, declarer ruffed with an honor, saving an entry to dummy. The bidding warned South that both diamond honors were behind him. Desperate measures were therefore necessary to prevent the loss of two diamond tricks, l .NNNKSSARY PLAY Aftr ruffing the third club South led his singleton spade and took an “unnecessary” finesse by playing dummy’s queen. The finesse succeeded, just as the bidding indicated, and declarer continued with the ace of spades and a low spade, ruffed by an hour. This series of plays permitted South to strip spades from both hands, just as the first three tricks had stripped the clubs. Only the red suits remained. Declarer cashed the ace of hearts and led his carefully preserved low heart to dummy’s nine. This drew trumps and simultaneously put declarer in dummy for a diamond play. When South next took a finesse with the nine of diamonds, West could win with the queen but could not find a safe return. If West returned a diamond, South would get a free finesse; and if West returned anything else, dummy would discard the losing diamond while South ruffed.
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It’s hard to blame West for his double: most players don't double often enough. Still, it was the oduble that led declarer to his successful but desperate line of play. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S-K J 10 5 H-8 3 D-K Q 8 C-A K J 8. What do you say? Answer: Bid one no trump. This bid shows 16 to 18 points (this hand counts to 17) with balanced distribution and strength in at least three suits. Some experts would open with one club, fearing to bid notrump with a worthless doubleton.
Fire Proved Fatal SOUTH BEND UPI — William D. Shinall, 31, died Saturday of burns and smoke inhalation during a fire which damaged his home. Authorities said he apparently fell asleep in the living room while smoking a cigarette.
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VINCENNES UPI — Police during the weekend broke up a hubcap theft ring with the arrest of three 16-year-old boys from Vincennes and Bicknell. Officers said the boys led them to a buried cache of 92 hubcaps hidden beneath an abandoned church. Most of the caps were worth $60 to $100 a set, police said.
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