The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1964 — Page 2

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Page 2 MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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Slieinwold On IIridge Don't Waste Your Time Complaining About Luck By ALFRED SHEINWOLD National Men'* Team Champion It's a great comfort to believe that you're unlucky, but it’s neither true nor helpful. Luck averages out, and skill is what makes the difference. South dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH A Q 9 8 7 6 V 1032

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A A J65 WEST FAST A A 5 4 A 2 V Q98 7 v? J 4 0 Q 5 4 O KJ 9 8 76 *(^87 AK10 92 SOUTH A K J 103 AK65 O A 10 3 A 43 South West North Fasf 1 A 4 a All Pass Opening lead — A A West took the ace of spades and led another trump to the ten. thus beginning the best defense. South took the ace of diamonds. ruffed a diamond in dummy, got back to his hand with the ace of hearts, and ruffed his other diamond. Having ruffed out those two losers. South looked around for new worlds to conquer. He cashed the king of hearts and gave up a heart trick. It was a bad day for South. West stepped up with the queen of hearts and returned his last trump, removing the last trump from the dummy. South still had to lose another heart, so that he lost two hearts, a trump and a club. Down one. South would h-'v-e made his contract if the six missing hearts were divided 3-3 or if East rather than West had held

He takes the ace of diamonds, ruffs a diamond, and then ruff's dummy’s last club. This finishes the main job. South ruffs another diamond in dummy, and draws the last tramp and cashes the king of hearts. That gives him ten ; tricks. Nothing can go wrong with this plan unless West has both the king and queen of clubs. |

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HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Then West can get in with a Subscription Prices club to lead a third trump, but Hom , D .| jv .^ 35* per week dummy's jack of clubs becomes Ma j|,d in Putnam Co. $7 00 por year good to make V"> for the loss oi Outside of Putnam Co. S8.00 per year a ruffing trump. Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year

DAILY QUESTION

Dealer, at your right, opens with one spade. You hold: npade K J 10 3. Heart A K 6 5. Diamond A 10 3. Club A ?. What

do you say?

Answer: Pass. This is the wisest general course to follow when your suit is bid by an op-

ponent.

Bible

Thought

Mrs. Yochum To Be Club Hostess The Clinton Homemakers will meet at the home of Mrs. Floyd Yochum Thursday. Oct. 15th. at 1:30. Mrs. Harold Mason of Mason Jewelers will be guest

speaker.

Reservations for Achievement Day, Oct. 21st. must be handed in. $1.28 for adults and 66c for

children.

Abhor that which cleave to that which

Romans 12:9.

evil; good.

NEWARK, N. J.— Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey promised today to help wipe out immigration law quotas that discriminate against Italians and other eastern or southern Euro-

peans.

Mrs. Sallust Hostess To Missionary Society

The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Louise

Sallust on Oct. 6th.

Here is safe guidance life's countless decisions. Personal And Local News

The City Council will meet in regular session at 7:30 this eve-

ning.

Devotions were given by Mrs. The j aycee wives will meet Ewing Waxier. Roll call was an- | toni&ht w ith Mrs. Joe Kerr, 213 swered by everyone telling the Hillsdale at 8 p . m . number of Bible chapters they

had read in the past month. The Bible book of the month for October is Hebrews. Business was conducted and many things discussed. The White Cross quota was read by Mrs. Maybelle Rice. It is hoped to have the plate with the church picture and short history on it soon. If interested see Mrs. Francis Padgett or Mrs. Freda Collins. The Fall Conference will be Oct. 27th at the Amity Church. The program was given by Mrs. Nell Kersey, a report on

The Maple Heights Craft Club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 with Mrs. Mary Barr. The S.C.C. Club will meet on

Individual pictures of Sophomores and Juniors will be taken Monday, October 12 by Taylor Studio. Picture packages will be sold to the stu-

dents.

The new G-Club money-mak-ing project is selling ballpoint pens with the basketball schedule printed on them. The profit

will be used to purchase ath- Solon Promises

letic awards.

Sophomores took the Iowa Achievement Tests Monday through Thursday of this week. These tests are given each year to see how the students at G.H.S. compare with other pupils in the nation. The graduating class of 1966 ordered the long dreamed of class rings Thursday. The rings; are to arrive sometime in mid-

December.

Linda Fisher, Junior, and Peggy McClaine, Sophomore, have been chosen to fill two vacancies in the Triple Trio. Other members of the singing group are Jacque Shaffer, Joyce Brown. Roma Brooks, Missy Lambert, Sue Smaltz, Cathy Carriker, and Linda Hendrich. The Triple Trio will entertain at school and social events during the 1964-65

school year.

Fire Prevention Week

observed at Grcencastle High

! were injured in the mishap. : which involved mostly trucks and "possibly a bus." The pileup occurred one mile from the Lincoln Tunnel that rinks New Jersey to New York City under I the Hudson River.

Three Killed

NEWARK. N. J. UPI —Three persons were killed in a chain-

reaction crash involvi”-

least 15 vehicles" today on the

fog-laden New Jersey 1

Police said many persons

Rites At Brazil For Mrs. Nussell Mrs. Georgella Giltz Nussell, 63. passed away Sunday at the '"lay County hospital in Brazil. She was born September 9, 1901, in Clay County, the daughter of George and Ella Smith

Giltz.

For several years she was a clera in the stores in Brazil. She resided on Brazil R. R. 3. Survivors are: one sister, Mrs. Ren (Fay) McCullough. Reels- ; ville; two brothers, Lester Giltz. Harmony and Kenneth Giltz. Knightsville; one step-son Jay Nussell, Peoria. 111., and two

step-grandsons.

f Liiillliii. • - 0EACON OF HOPE FOR WORLD'S NEEDY KlC>4

her husband Joseph Nussell in, Evan.

1960.

After the wiener roast and

Funeral service; will be held j pumpkin pie the group decided at the Moore Funeral Home in to have a Fall Festival at the

She was preceded in death by Brazil. \\ ednesday at 1:00 p. m. ci 0 verdale Legion Home, Oct.

24. for money to improve class

REPORT OF CONDITION

Rev. Charles M Poth. pastor of Unity Church in Indianapolis will officiate. Interment will be in Cottage Hill Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral

Rejerve District No. 7 State No. 255

Report of condition of "Roochdale Bank ond Trust Company'' of Roach-

dale, Indiana, a member of the Federal Reserve System, at the close of bush ^ m Wednes .

day.

ness on October 1, 1964, published in occordonce with o coll made by

Federal Reserve Bank of this district pursuant to the provisions of the Federal

Reserve Act.

> ASSETS

was Cosh, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection $ 744,513.72 United States Government obligations, direct ond guaranteed 1,317,911.26

Tuesday evening at the home of School with a convocation pre- Qbligotions of States ond politico! subdivisions 362,349.33 Mrs. Ralph West at 7:30 p.rn. I sented by Cassell Balay, fire Other bonds, notes, ond debentures (including S none securities

chief.

The Needle Craft Club will Mp Ba)ay spoke on different meet Friday at 2:00 with Miss! areas concerni ng fire preven-

Carrie Pierce. Don't forget the

auction sale.

A daughter was

day at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James

Whitt of Coatesville.

tion in the home and school. Following the program was a

born Satur- practice fire drill. Mr. Balay

was accompanied by

Haltom.

the first and second chapters of

four hearts. It was a shame, j s ^ udv book ‘ The American

Baptist With Spanish Accent." The author. Adam Morales, a

South hinted, that anybody so smart and so handsome could be so consistently unlucky. HAND IS UNBEATABLE South should have spent more time thinking and less time moaning. With correct play the

hand is unbeatable.

South should begin by leading a low club. When West plays low. declarer puts in dummy's jack to make East win the trick. The idea is to give a club trick to the defender who can-

not return a trump.

East returns a heart to the nee. and South leads a club to dummy's ace and ruffs a club.

Today's Watchword

young man who accepted Christ and became Rev. Adam Morales, Director of Field Work of the Spanish American Baptist Seminary and Director of Spanish Work for the American Baptist Home Missions Societies. tells interesting things of these people. We will hear more chapters in months to come. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and cohostess. Mrs. Lola Griffith.

The World Problem Study Group of AAUW will meet with Mrs. William Wright Tuesday,

October 13th, at 8 p.m.

of F#d«rol agencies ond corporations not guaranteed by U. S.) 102,615.58 Corporate stocks (including $10,500.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) 10,500.00 Loans and discounts (including 1,324.39 overdrafts) 2,363,117.57 Bonk premises owned $25,001.00, furniture and fixtures $15,001.00 40,002.00 (Bank premises owned ore subject to $ none liens not assumed

by bank)

League To Discuss Water Resources

Water resources will be discussed at the October unit meetings of the League of Women

The Kappa Alpha Theta Al- j voters. Past study on water re-

sources will be reviewed and Dtposits of bonks

umnae meeting set for Friday, October 16th, has been postponed until Friday, November 6th.

Robert E. Dorsett. who is an

LestC! p ea | etlot# owned other than bonk premises none

Investments ond other assets indirectly representing bank premises or other real estate none Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding none Other assets 398.59 Total Assets $4,941,408.05

LIABILITIES

Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, ond corporations $1,835,890.80 Time ond savings deposits if individuals, partnerships, ond corporations 2,192,290.88 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 19,271.42 Deposits of States ond political subdivisions 442,976.14

present activities in the field | Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.)

none 5,628.18

which are of local and regional interest will be explained and

employee of the Plainfield Oil discussed. Co., Mt. Meridian, is a patient As a result of previous study j in the Putnam County Hospital. League members have agreed

to support as ah organization

Michael Anthony Arnold cele-1 nad j ona i policies and procedbrated his fifth birthday with j ures w hich promote compre-

TO A SPECIALIST FOR

AccParfitad •xoartt with foa« •lowiawc* and vary nownit •loctranic-aon nav oanni auura dnonndoD • work and tost Sank*. NEW WATCH GUARANTEE!

MASON JEWELERS

A TRIBUTE TO COL. NATHANIEL HUCKLEBERRY for his many years of loyal and devoted service to his country. Putnam County and the City of Greencastle. He has gained the admiration and respect of his fellowman and is deserving of the highest tribute of this community. The world is better through his adherence to the betterment of the community through his philosophic attitude, personal service and philanthropies. Raymond S. Fisher Mayor of Greencastle

Dr. L. J. Goldberg Registered Podiatrist Will b* in his offic# for Treotmont of Foot Ailmont* Wednesday October 14th Aftor 8:30 A. M. at tho COMMERCIAL HOTEL Phono OL 3-5617 for Appointment!

a party In the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mil-

ler.

The Tuesday Reading Club 1 will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Richard Savage. Mrs. Kenneth Wagoner will have the program. Ram or Shine Home Demon- ' stration Club will meet Wednes- I day a 1:00 p.m. with Mrs. Dale Pierce. Members please come 1 dressed for Hallowe'en. The Veronica Club will meet Wednesday at 2:00 with Mrs. | Joe Pickett in Fillmore. A representative from the League of Women Voters will speak to | the club on Juvenile Facilities. I Wednesday, Octooer n, William Miller. Republican VicePresideent Nominee will make a major appearance in Terre Haute, at the Indiana State College Arena at 7:00 p m. Mrs. Susie Siddons has received a letter from her grandson. James Allen Siddons, who is serving aboard the USS Indedenence which was anchored off the Rock of Gibraltar after a 25-day cruise at sea.

hensive long - range planning for conservation and develop-

ment of water resources. The units will meet this week,

Tuesday morning, at 9 in the home of Mrs. Frank Gilmer; Tuesday evening at 8 in the home of Mrs. John Foxen and Wednesday morning at 9 in the home of Mrs. Frank Nagley. Discussion leaders and the resources committee are: Miss Virginia Harlow, Mrs. Charles

Total Deposit! $4,496,057.42 (a) Total demond deposit! $2,273,766.54 (b) Totol time depoiit! $2,222,290.88 Mortgages or other liens, $ none on bank premises ond $ none

on other real estate

Rediscounts, ond other liabilities for borrowed money Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank ond out-

standing

Other liabilities

Total

none none none

27,168.92 $4,523,226.34

$100,000 00

none

liabilitios

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

Capital: (o) Common stock, total por value (b) Preferred stock, total par value (Total retirable value $ none) (c) Capital notes ond debentures Surplus

Undivided profits

Reserves (ond retirement account for preferred coptiol Totol Coptiol Accounts Total liabilities and Capital Accounts

MEMORANDA

Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities ond for other purposes $ (o) loons as shown above are after deduction of reserves of (b) Securities as shown above ore after deduction of valuation

reserves of none

I, David S. Hostetter, Cashier, of the above-named bonk do hereby de-

100,000.00 250,000.00 68,181.71

none

$ 418,181.71 $4,941,408.05

80,000.00 38,982.01

Rector, Jr., Mrs. Robert New - > e | or# f (,j, repor t of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowl-

ton, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. edge ond belief.

David S. Hostetter

We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition ond declare that it hos been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge ond belief is true and correct. William E. Etcheson, Jr.

Galen S. Irwin

Eugene D. Hutchins, Directors

John Rhoads, and Mrs. Robert Weiss.

Hospital Notes

YOUR DOLLAR CAN NOW EARN over 3^5^ plus BONUS INVESTED IN THE METROPOLITAN TRUST GROUP REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS OFFER * GOOD SECURITY * HIGHER EARNINGS * STEADY GROWTH * LIQUIDITY AND TAX BENEFITS. Over $11 000,000 In Assets — Over 4000 Indiana Investan Additional Information Without Obligation ........... - _ Metropolitan Securities Corporation

Dismissed Saturday: Dorothy Norman. Cloverdale; Denise Cooley, Mrs. Dennis Means and son. Spencer: June Wright, Plainfield: Kate Call. Roachdale: Mrs. William Meehan and daughter, Greencastle. Dismissed Sunday: Viola Dellen. Stilesville; Charles Stevens, Spencer; Mary Blue, Greencastle.

Dolt J. Siebonolor. Associate I 315 Bloomington Stroat GraancosHa, Indiana

I Plaasa SEND additional information Fraa I Noma | Addrasi

PEO's BIL Dinner Will Be Held Members of chapters I and CB of PEO will enjoy a country party at Old Trail Inn on Wednesday, October 14. PEOs and their BIL husbands will assemble at 6:15 p.m. at the inn for a ham and chicken dinner the theme for which w-ill be a rustic autumn evening. Entertainment for the evening will include country music by James ! Seller, a DePauw student. The : committee for the evening consists of Mrs. Elmer Carricker and Mrs. Albert Williams, co- ! chairmen, Mrs. James Houck, Mrs. Robert Shedd. Mrs. James iCook. Mrs. Bernice Jones and Mrs. Howard Youse.

Meeting Is Held By Dorcas Class The Putnamville Dorcas class held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Rena Fisher. The meeting was called to order by the Vice. Pres. Mrs. Lucille Whitman, by reading a prayer after which the group sang "If Jesus Goes With Me", then the members read the 1st verse of 27th Psalm. Devotions were given by Mrs. Nancy Stringer, titled Heaven s Very Special Child. Roll call was answered by 13 members. Response was "My First School

Teacher."

Program was given by Mrs. ■''oirria Sublett on the life of

Samuel.

The meeting was dismissed with several members reading the prayer suggested in our book and all repeating the Mizpah. Entertainment was a contest given by Mrs. Opal Jackson and won by Rena. Georgia, and Ruby. Our next meeting will be with Mrs. Reggie Glover.

LEGAL NOTICE — Chance in Voting Place. North Greencastle Township Voting Place changed from the James Blrt residence to the Community Building at the Putnam County Fair Ground. mt

Report Clears U. S. Officials WASHINGTON UPI — House subcommittee has found that erstwhile Texas business tycoon Billy Sol Estes got no help from government officials through bribery or political pressure. But. the subcommittee said in a report released Sunday, the government could have been a lot more conscientious in its handling of the case. The report by the House government operations subcommittee covered an exhaustive two and one-half year study of most ot Estes' activities. It said the government did not lose any money to the Pecos, Tex., boy wonder.

.v^ATH RITE—A bust of Abraham Lincoln looks down on President Johnson after wreath-laying ceremonies In Springfield, ni., a stopover on LBJ’s current campaign tour.

SPAGHETTI SUPPER Tuesday, October 13th, AMERICAN LEGION HOME Serving from 5 to 8 p. m. Prepared by Joe Hunter and Antonio Caruso.

IN MEMORY

The group then moved to the fireside and sang many spiritual songs. A wonderful time was had hy

In memory of Jacob Knauer, who departed this life Oct. 13, 1953. We often sit and think of him When we are all alone; For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. Like ivy on the withered oak; When all other things decay; Our love for him will always keep And never fade away. Sadly missed by Wife, Ellen and children 12-pd

Blanche M. Patterson Chiropodist - Podiatrist 208 Spring Ava. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 Phone OL 3-3964 for appointment

Congregation lias Wiener Roast The Millgrove Methodist Church congregation met at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. June Evan for a surprise wiener roast Thursday evening, Oct. 8. The gala event was attended by 60 people. This was a welcome back for Rev. and Mrs.

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