The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 July 1964 — Page 2

Pag# 2 TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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(Continued from Page 1) finally are made. He may feel strong enough to propose — or to insist — that the peacemaking begin with the presidential ticket itself by naming Scranton to run with Goldwater. There would be strong conservative opposition to that. Chairman William E. Miller of the Republican National Committee is being touted as Goldwater’s personal choice for second place. Convention conservatives are enthusiastic about Miller. They would give Ike a real fight on that issue unless Goldwater forbade it.

this area what Greencastle has to offer.” It would seem that the Chamber of Commerce should attain that goal and show Putnam County Citizens - heck of a good time in doing so.

-Fair On Square (Continued from Page 1) travel from McKeehan Field near Blackstock Stadium through the streets of Greencastle. John Tzouanakis will be the honored Parade Marshal. Cash prizes will be presented to the groups with the best floats and awards will be given to the outstanding bands participating. Later in the afternoon a tractor driving contest will be held on the square. Also planned for the afternoon are several athletic contests for youngsters who will vie for prizes on the courthouse lawn. For the adults there will be a scavenger hunt centering on landmarks around the business section. The festivities will be acumulated Saturday night with a special Youth Night featuring a sock hop which will be emceed by a well known radio disc jockey. Apparently the Chamber of Commerce wisely decided that the older folks would be "to pooped to hop” by that time. Throughout the three day celebration the stores and special booths around the square will be decorated in keeping with the 1910-1920 period and the merchants will present historical displays. The Chamber of Commerce is working hard to make this year’s ’‘Fair On The Square” a big success. Their goal Is, according to general chairman Ray Brush, ‘‘To promote Greencastle as a commercially progressive city. We want to show the people of

Ward Arnold Honored On 6‘lnd Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Copeland and son entertained with a turkey dinner Sunday for Ward Arnold in honor of his 62nd birthday, at their home at 4948 1 * West 16th Street, Speed-

way.

Those attending the birthday celebration were, Mrs. Ruby Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chew, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. James Humphrey and I family, Mrs. Edna Randel. Mrs. Callie Arnold and Mrs. Thelma Humphrey, all of Greencastle; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Blubaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yates 1 I and family of Elwood and the | honored guest. Ward Arnold and wife, Georgia.

Sheinwold On Bridge Even Best (iuessers Sometimes Go Down By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion If you want to go down in bridge history as the best guesser of all times you have to go out of your way to create guesses for yourself. The trouble with this is that you may not go down in history — you may just go down. South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A KJ 853 V AJ2 O K 6 3

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persons residing at the home were actual charity cases. A third state home in Johnson County, the Indiana Masonic Home, has full tax exemption privileges. Both the teachers and Methodists had asked total exemption on grounds they were religious and charitable institutions.

CARD OF THANES Cline: With heart felt thanks, I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the entire staff of the Putnam County Hospital for the efficient care and the many acts of kindness to my husband. Ray Cline during his illness. My thanks to all my wonderful neighbors, friends and relatives who did so much for me in my time of sorrow. To Rev. James Palmer for his prayers and comforting message, The American Legion Auxiliary of Cloverdale for serving the food on Saturday and all who sent food to my home, and those who sent the beautiful floral tributes, and the Whitaker Funeral Home for efficient and understanding services. Mrs. Evelyn Cline Ip

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Topless Gloves latest Fashion ROME UPI — The topless glove made its debut at the opening of the Italian fall-win-ter fashion shows here today. The gloves were sedate black suede, designed to show off a lot of arm through the latticework that served as ‘‘topless

top.”

‘‘But they’re just not the same without the rosebuds,” said a spokesman for glove designer Perrone. The rosebuds had not arrived in time for the beginning of the high fashion acessories display that opened

the Rome collections.

For those who like coveredup gloves, Perrone topped them with swansdown muffs or ostrich trim that supplied an in-

took the opening trump lead in dummy and returned a club to

finesse with the jack. West took j gtant . boa " effect

the king of clubs and switched

to spades.

Declarer saw a ‘‘free’’ way to try the spade finesse, so he put up dummy's jack. East covered with the queen, and South won with the ace. Declarer cashed the ace of clubs and ruffed his last club with dummy’s trump. J

Lancaster Reunion

Exams Frauds MARSEILLES. France UPI — Two men have been arrested and charged with "examination frauds” in an alleged sale of advanced copies of the baccalaureat philosophy examination, police said Monday. After compromise of the | questions was discovered, thou- : sands of students had to sit again for the exam, which vir- | tually determines whehter a French child will qualify for university or technical school training and the professions.

The fifteenth annual Lancaster reunion was held Sunday, July 12th at Robe-Ann

Park.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Morton,

Now South drew two more Mrs. Ethel Snider and Mr. and rounds of trumps and led the Mrs. Eugene Martin of Rockeight of diamonds toward dum- ville; Mr. and Mrs. David Blackmy. West played low, and de- eter and sons and Miss Jeanie clarer saw no harm in playing Norton of Marshall; Mr and low from dummy on the first Mm- William Carmichael and round of the suit. There would daughters and Mrs . Maude be time enough to play the king Carmichael of near Indianapothe next time, he thought. lis: Mrs. Blanche Bell; Mrs. GOOD FALSECARD Claude Carmichael; Mrs. Mollie East could have won with the Blacketer; Mr. and Mrs. Ro-

thi daily iannh AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 26-29 S. Jeduen St. Grtocaitla, InA. Butinen Phene Ol 3-515! Samuel k. Reriden, Publisher Elizabeth Randan, Butineu Mgr. William D. Heeper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Poet Office at Greencattle, Indiana, at Second Clast Mail matter wader Act of March 7, 1171. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 35c per week Mailed In Putnam Ce. $7.00 per year Outside ef Putnam Ce. $9.00 per year Outside ef Indiana $12.00 per year Bible Thought Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the law of the Lord, and to do it, and to teach in Israel statutes and judgements.—Ezra 7:10 The secret of noble character is a heart prepared to seek the law of the Lord and do it. Personal And Local News The Golden Link Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Irene Grubb. John Dennis Jr. has entered St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis for observation and treatment. His room number is 225.

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NEWS

The Roachdale Hustling Hawks met at the school building on July 8, 1964 at 8:00 p.m. The meeting was called to order by the president, John Rusk. The pledges to the flags were given by Harold Risk and Tom Doreff. The group was lead in a few songs by Nancy Perkins. Earl Harvey gave a report about the Forestry trip he went on. Eddie Britton and Harry Ludlow gave reports on their

trip to the Round-Up.

There is going to be a tour on July 18, at 1:00 p.m. The group will meet at the school building and go to Sarajaire and Joel Brookshires home for

dairy, John Rusk

Mrs. Todd on Terrace Lane. , offered Thursday for William J. Miss Frazier, daughter of Kenney, 69, a reporter for tha Mr. and Mrs. C. Clifford Fra-' Camden Courier Post for mora zier, will be married on July ' than 30 years, who died Mon-

25th, to Ray Longino, son of day. Mr. and Mrs. Macey Longnio,

Shreveport, Louisiana.

Masonic Notice Stated meeting of Cloverdale Lodge No. 132 F & A.M. Thursday, July 16, 7:30 p.m. Hubert Powell, W.M.

Marriage License Martin Henry Kruse, Daily Banner, and Mary Jane Sutherlin, teletype operator, both of Greencastle.

CARD OF THANKS God bless all of you and many thanks for the flowers, cards, letters, prayers and visits from so many of you while I was in the hospital. They really make a day seem brighter and shorter

to a patient. Kathleen Day

News Of Boys

USS KEARSARGE —Richard E. Kallner, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon K. Kallner of 401 East Hanna St., Greencastle, is serving aboard the Navy anti-submarine air-

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jack of diamonds but falsecarded by winning with the queen instead. East then returned the ten of spades to dummy’s

king.

bert J. Blacketer and children. Mrs. Blanche Martin and Mr. and Ernest R. Mishler and family all from Greencastle. Mr. Herbert Brattin of Indiana-

afternoon callers.

At noon a bountiful dinner was served. Eugene Martin re-

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South got back to his hand by polis and Mr. and Mrs. William ruffing a spade and led the nine G. Hine of Eminence were late

of diamonds. West played low again, and South had to guess the right play. He thought

about the queen of diamonds turned thanks. The afternoon and decided that West surely was spent in visiting. Robert held the jack of diamonds. J. Blacketer Is the president If so, it was surely right for and Doris Mishler the secretarydeclarer to play a low diamond treasurer for the next year. It from dummy at this trick. was decided to hold our six-

East took the

monds and returned a dia- day in July next year at Rob^

mond to the ace. Down one Ann Park,

for our determined guesser.

South brought his troubles 3Irs. Merle Schroeder on himself when he slayed that I s Hostess To Club

for hogs, Phillip and Ralph Fry home for beef, dairy and hogs, and the last stop at the Risk Home for beef. After the tour the group will go to Bakers Camp for a wiener roast. There will be a swine meeting held at Terry Hopkins home on Sunday July 12, at 4:00 p.m. All first year members plan to attend and bring your folks. Also, there will be a beef meeting held at the home of the Risk

Fathers Auxiliary No. 1. of Family on July 26. Plan to at-

tend these meeting.

The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by Nelson Ford, Phillip and

Ralph Fry.

the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday evening at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post

1550 Home.

S/Sgt. Joseph Miles and wife were the parents of a baby boy born July 3rd. Sgt. Miles is stationed at the Clark Air Force Base. Philippines. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Decker of Mt. Meridian are happy to announce the arrival of a baby daughter, Lisa Fay. bom June

crating out of Long Beach, Calif. Kearsarge, currently deployed in the Western Pacific as a unit of the U S. Seventh Fleet, is the hub of an anti-sub-marine warfare unit, composed of surface and sub-surface vessels which are equipped to locate and destroy enemy sub-

marines.

Mass For Newsman GLOUCHESTER, N.J. UPI — A solemn requiem mass will be

LBJ Stays Close To White House WASHINGTON UPI —President Johnson stayed close to hi* White House desk today while the Republicans occupied the national political spotlight in San Francisco. Advance planning for next year’s budget was uppermost on the Chief Executive’s agenda. Johnson scheduled an 11:30 a.m. EDT working session with Budget Bureau Director Kermit Gordon to discuss preliminary figures. Later in the day, at 1 p.m., Johnson was to meet with Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of State Dean Rusk and McGeorge Bundy, presidential assistant for national security affairs, for their regular Tuesday White House lunch.

Miss Frazier Honored At A Bridal Shower A bridal shower was given for Miss Suzanne Frazier on Wed., July 8, by Mrs. Harold Reckley, Mrs. Wendell Pell.

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"free” jack of spades from the dummy. He should have played a low spade, winning with his ace. After ruffing a club and drawing trumps. South could safely finesse with a diamond

around to East.

After winning the first diamond trick East would be unable to make a safe return. A diamond return would solve South’s problem; a spade return up to dummy’s K-J would give dummy a truly free fines-

se.

DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S KJ 8 5 3 H A J 2 DK63 C7 4. What do you say? Answer: Bid one spade. You have 12 points in high cards and 1 point for the doubleton, enough for an optional opening bid. You choose to bid in this case you have a strong 5-card spade suit. (Copyright 1964, General Features Corp ).

Steve Irwin, Roachdale, left by plane Friday to spend a few weeks in Sacramento, Calif., visiting his sister, Miss Jane Ann Irwin and Miss Anne

Catania.

The Clinton Home Makers will meet Thursday, July 16th, at Raccoon Lake for the picnic. All members are urged to come and bring well-filled baskets.

Time is, noon.

Pvt. Michael Bullerdick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bullerdick would like to hear from his friends. His address is Company B. 13 Bn., 4th Training

lack of dia- teenth reunion the second^Sun- j Brigadei Ft . K nox. Ky.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winton and daughter Sherry of Oshkosh, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terrell and family of Mooresville called on Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Beck Thursday evening. They all enjoyed a picnic

supper.

There will be a conference meeting of the Otterbein Charge for Beech Grove E.U.B. members at the Otterbein Church at 7:30 Wednesday evening. The Beech Grove Men’s

meet Friday

Castle Toppers Home Demonstration Club held their July meeting with Mrs. Merle

Schroeder.

Meeting was called to order by the president with flag salute and club creed. History of song of month was read then

sung by all.

Regular business meeting Brotherhood will

Thursday afternoon, July 9. Miss Frazier was guest of honor at a neighborhood shower given by Mrs. John Moore and Miss Judy Reynolds at the home of Mrs. Moore on Gardenside

Drive.

Mrs. Joe Todd and Mrs. Tucker Gray also honored the prospective bride with a personal shower at the home of

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was held with all officers and committees reporting. Our lesson for the month was given by Mrs. Margie Smith representing the ‘‘League of Women Voters,” on Juvenile Facilities. This subject proved to be very interesting to our club members. During social hour delicious refreshments were served by our hostess. Co-hostess Karen W’ood gave contests which were won by Virginia Starr and Irene Myers. Door prize was won by Vivian Murray. Next meeting will be August 5, with Mrs. Gladys Spiker. Lesson will be ‘‘Sweat Shirt Jackets.”

night at the home of Robert Harlan. Lt. Col. and Mr*. Richard R. Hurst left Sunday for Fort Sill, Okla., after a visit with relatives here, and a business trip to Fort Devens, Mass. Miss Connie Williams will accompany them home for a two weeks vacation. She will fly to Las Cruces, New Mexico for a visit with Mr, and Mrs. Donald Gar-

rett.

Putnam Court Notes

FRANKLIN UPI — The Johnson County Board of Review denied property tax ] - exemption for the Indiana vil- ^

Nichols Loan Co. vs. James D. Hayes and Coleen Hayes,

suit on note.

Hospital Notes Dismissed Monday: Mrs. Robert Belaaco and daughter, George Knauer, Elijah Zeiner, Mary Richards, Helen King, Carl Spencer, Greencastle; Maurice Sutherlin, Roachdale; Chester Allen. Jeffrey Gaston, Clove/dale; Lorenzo Welch, Brazil; Charlotte Black, Darrell Buis, Coatesville.

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Greenwood.

The board also removed

per cent of the tax exemption status of the Indiana Methodist Home at Franklin. j ( The decision, subject to re- J view by the Indiana State Tax Board, means that the teacher

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being built.

The ruling on the Methodist home was based on the board's , decision that only 23 of the 163 i ^

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