The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 July 1964 — Page 2
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Page 2 FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1964
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
THE DAILY BANNER
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hacker
Miss Juanita Salsman and Mr. Sherman Hacker exchanged their vows in a double ring can-dle-light ceremony on Saturday night the thirteenth of June, 7:30 o'clock at the Union Valley Baptist Church, by the Rev. Conrad Clearwaters. The alter was decorated with palms and yellow gladiolus. She was given in marriage by her father. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Salsman and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hacker all of Belle Union. The bride wore a full length gown of organdy and lace with a scalloped pearl bodice, the sleeves were long with bridal points. Her fingertip veil was secured by a crown of pearls. She carried a bouquet of yellow
sweetheart roses.
Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Ronald Dorsett. Bridesmaids were Mrs. John Thompson. Mrs. Phillip Skinner and Mrs. Charles Kock. The attendants wore yellow brocaded sheath dresses and matching headpieces all designed by Mrs. Noble Ray Clear-; waters. They carried bouquets
of white carnations.
Flower girl, Twila Marie Dorsett, niece of the bride, wore a yellow brocaded dress similar to the bridesmaid's dresses. Yellow sweetheart roses accented her wrist, she carried a small
basket of rose petals.
Ring bearer, Bruce Dorsett, nephew of the bride, wore a dark suit and a white carnation boutonnier. He carried a heart-
shaped pillow.
. Mrs. Salsman, mother of the bride, wore a dress of powder blue dacron, with white accessories. Her corsage was yellow sweetheart roses. Mrs. Hacker, mother of the bridegroom, wore a two-piece dress of dusty pink with white accessories. Her corsage was yellow sweetheart roses. Guests were registered by Mrs. Robert Terry. She wore a rose sheath dress with an overskirt. Her corsage was white carnations. Attendants of the bridegroom were Mr. Robert Hacker, best man. Mr. Myron Hacker, Mr. Byron Hacker and Mr. Jerry Hacker all brothers of the bridegroom. They wore dark suits with white boutonniers. “One Hand-One Heart" and "The Lord's Prayer” was sung by Mrs. Jimmy Jester. Mrs. Eldon Wheeler, and Mrs. Ansel Keller, accompanied on the organ by Mrs. George McCam-
| mack.
The reception immediately following was held outside. Refreshments were served by ; Misses Linda, Elly and Carolyn Hacker, sisters of the bridegroom. They wore lovely sumer pastel dresses and white carna-
^ tion corsages.
The four-tiered wedding cake featured yellow roses and bells with a bride and bridegroom ornament on top. The cake was ! created by Mrs. Ray Lopossa, aunt of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Hacker will make their home on R.R. 2,
Greencastle.
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Personal And Local News
The Current Book Club will meet Monday, July 20th at 8:00 p. m. with Mrs. Grace Sandy,
quartette from Terre | 405 E. Franklin Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fremont
and minature white carnations with lace and ivy streamers. She was attended by Miss Mary Marchbanks, Greencastle, maid of honor. Miss Mary Jane Davies, Terre Haute. Miss Barbara Wichman and Miss Pamela Liston both of Greencastle were bridesmaids. They wore short sleeve matching A-line dresses of pink silk organza over taffeta, scoop neck in front w r ith tailored self bow at waist line and a V-neckline in back with self bow and streamers falling to the hem line. Their matching head pieces were pink organza tailored bows with a double veil of pink tulle. They wore white shoes and carried topiary bouquets of pink minature roses. The best man was Lowell Kibler of Aurora. Illinois. John Liston, cousin of the bride- ! groom. Dale Cantonwine. brother of the bride and Malcolum Woodworth, Indianapolis, were ■ groomsmen. Ushers were Jerry Lathrop. Terre Haute, and Carlton Wright. Prairie Creek, Indi-
ana.
Miss Susan Birt, Greencastle,
registered out of town guests
from Indianapolis. Terre Haute, Brazil. Harmony, Prairie Creek, Waceland, Ladoga. Reelsville. Putnamville. Aurora. Illinois, and Coldwater. Michigan. Lovely hymns and bridal selections were sung by a double
acapella ; Haute.
Th' mother wore a light blue silk dress with navy blue ac-
cessories.
The bridegroom's mother wore a beige silk shantung and lace dress with beige accessor-
ies.
Both mothers wore orchid corsages. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Thomas. 311 West Walnut St., Greencastle. A four tiered cake topped with an arrangement of white lace and bells and surrounded by pink minature carnations and solol leaves, pink punch, nuts and mints decorated the table. Assisting in serving the guests were Miss Mary Ruth Phipps, Miss Ann Marchbanks, Miss Florence Peterson and Mrs. Gladys Lucas. i Mrs. Estle Cantonwine and | Mrs. James Thomas, aunts of the bride, assisted by Mrs. Orland Marchbanks and Miss Dorma Marchbanks, registered and displayed the gifts. Mrs. Hunt is a graduate of Greencastle High School and the Terre Haute Medical Laboratory. She is employed as a laboratory technician at Union Hospital. Terre Haute. Mr. Hunt is a graduate of Prairie Creek High School and attended Purdue University. He is a floral designer at the Blossom Shop in Terre Haute. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hunt will live at 954 Lafayette Ave. apartment 4. Terre Haute.
Brother DeWayne Laws will speak at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday at 11 a. m.
LBJ Does Some Campaigning WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Barry Goldwater may be occupying the political limelight this week, but his November opponent, President Johnson, Is getting into campaign trim with some impromptu hand-shaking forays near the White House. The President took his wife for a lunch-hour stroll Thursday among crowds of startled tourists and government workers in Lafayette Square, across Pennsylvania Avenue from the Executive Mansion The walk seemed a spur-of-the-moment affair. The Chief executive told White House staff members it was such a nice day that he thought his wife, Lady Bird, might enjoy a stroll even though the temperatures hovered at a humid 90 degrees. It was the second time this week Johnson has decided to forego his desk for a brief “meet the people” turn outside the White House
Powers
of Indianapolis were here Thursday visiting Mrs. Powers’ mother, Mrs. Mi*’** Snider. A daughter was born inursday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Cane, 109 West Liberty Street. William Dennis Maxwell, 26, escaped from the Indiana State Farm Wednesday, farm officials i reported Thursday afternoon. Maxwell was sent to the Putnamville institution from Green-
field.
The Wallace Reunion will be held this year. September 20th at the Robe-Ann Park in the west shelter house. All are urged to attend. Please bring well filled baskets and all your relation. The Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No. 652 will meet Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. in regular session. All members of the degree staff be present to give the Degree work. All members be present. Donald Earl Melton, 28, Indianapolis, was arrested at 12:04 this morning by City Officer Bill Masten. Melton was charged wdth speeding on Bloomington and Apple Streets. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lewis, are the parents of a son, Michael Lynd, born at the Culver Hospital in Crawfordsville. Jerry, is a former local Reelsville basketball star and former coach at Roachdale. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Doty of Kokomo and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis of Washington Township.
Scranton Will Take Vacation SAN FRANCISCO UPI— Gov. William W. Scranton prepared today to take an extended vacation with his family. The Pennsylvania governor appeared extremely relaxed and cheerful after a whirlwind month-long campaign for the party’s presidential nomination that ended in his crushing defeat. his first political setback, at the hands of Sen Barry Gold-
water.
Scranton sat with his Pennsylvania delegation Thursday as its chairman, wearing a large "Goldwater for president” campaign button. It was a symbol of his determination, voiced before the conventoin delegates Wednesday night, to get “on with the business at hand" —the forthcoming campaign against the Democrats.
Marriage License William A. Alice, Lee Way Motor Freight, Cloverdale, R. 2, and Linda Sue Schmitt, secretary, Greencastle. Timothy Eugene Green, carpenter, Plainfield, and Marcia Ellen Stuart, Mallory's Greencastle. E D. B. BRATTAIN will be out of his office July 19-26 The office will continue to be open.
IN MEMORY In memory of Charles Shaner, who passed away three years ago, April 22, Clyde Shaner who passed away three years ago, July 17 and in memory of Lula Shaner who passed away Oct. 22, 1949. Some years have passed since that sad day, When ones we loved were called away. God took them home, it was his will With-in our hearts they liveth
I still. No Parking Problems at Old Sadly missed by ones who Reliable White Cleaners. loved them.
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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kent Hunt
Miss Judy Ann Cantonwine, r father, wore a lovely embroid-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cantonwine, R. K. 1. Greencastle, became the bride of Mr. Neil Kent Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunt, R. R. 2. Terre Haute, Sunday afternoon, July 12. at 2:30 p.m. in the Church of Christ building in in Greencastle. Brother Walter T. Albright, Coldwater, Michigan, performed the double ring ceremony before lighted pyramid candelabra, a large arrangement of white mums and pink gladiolus and palms. White bows marked the pews. The bride, escorted by her
ered gown of silk organza. The bodice was embroidered with sprays of flowers at the semiscooped neckline and on the short sleeves. The controlled bell shaped skirt was trimmed at the waistline with a tail-1 ored bow. The front of the skirt was embroidered to the hem line. The very full chapel train had all over embroidery. Her two tiered French illusion veil was caught by a cluster of organdy blossoms centered with pearl staymens. She carried a cascade arrangement of a yellow throated white orchid
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IN MEMORY In Memory of Elmer E. Stanger who passed away July 16, 1951. We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find. Mrs. Emma Albin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stauch and Douglas IP
Sheinwold On Bridge Desperate Play Needed To Develop Right Tricks By ALFRED SHEINWOLD National Men’s Team Champion Since most bridge players lead a sheltered life they won’t know what it is to be desperate. Yet there are times when only a desperate play will develop the right number of tricks. East Dealer Neither Side Vulnerable. East dealer Neither side vulnerable
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with one trump more than declarer, so that East gets the setting trick with a low trump. East could not defeat the contract by leading a low spade at the second trick. West would take the ace and return a spade, whereupon declarer would ruff East's king. The-, dummy’s queen of spades would be good, so that East would be unable to make South ruff a second time. DAILY QUESTION
to 24 points), and the next player passes. You hold: Spade K 7 6 5 Heart A 5 3 2 Diamond K 10 2 Club 7 4. What do you say? Answer Bid three clubs, the Stayman Convention. This asks partner to show a nr’jor suit jf he can. If partner has a 4-card major, you will bid a slam in it. Otherwise, you will probabjy settle for game in notrump. (Copyright 1964. General Fea-
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diamonds, and declarer plays low from dummy. East wins with the king of diamonds and is then at the crossroads. If East makes a normal goodmannered return, South makes the contract. For example, if East returns a diamond, dummy wins and leads trumps until East takes the ace. South gets the lead with the queen of diamonds to draw the rest of the trumps, and then declarer easily takes ten tricks. East should see how desperate the situation is by looking at the dummy. Clearly, the clubs are solid. The opening lead indicates that the defenders have only one trump trick. The hand can be defeated only if West ha: the ace of spades. One hope is to take two spade tricks immediately; another hope is to make declarer ruff enough spades to lose control of the trumps. RIGHT CARD It is not enough for East to return a spade; he must also return the right card in the spade suit. That is, East must lead the king of spades. This is desperate, to be sure, but quite safe if West has the ace of spades. When the king of spades wins the trick. East continues with a lo\ spade. South must ruff, and is thus reduced to four trumps When East gets in with the ace of trumps he leads another spade, and South is forced to ruff again. This leaves East
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Chester E. Bruner of Greencastle wishes to announce the engagement of his daughter, Jo Ellen, to James E. Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Alexander of Columbus. Ind. No wedding date has been set.
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