The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 November 1964 — Page 2
Th* Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Thursday, Novambar 12,1964,
Roachdale Group Enjoys Pitch-In The Women's Association of the Roachdale Presbyterian Church met for a pitch-in dinner at the church on Tuesday, November 10, at 6:00 p.m. A business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Osborne Hutchins, and the annual Thank Offering was collected. The following officers and department chairmen were elected and installed by Mrs. Leo President, Mrs. Ed Brookshire; vice-president, Mrs. Howard Myers; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. John Boruff; programs, Mrs. Cecil Perkins, Mrs. Wm. McMullen; secretary of literature, Mrs. Glenn Irwin; secretary of publicity, Mrs. Howard Myers; world service, Mrs. James Risk; secretary of Christian education, Mrs. Leo Schmidt; fellowship, Mrs. Audrey Modlin; secretary of evangelism, Mrs. Earl Miller; secretary of stewardship, Mrs. Don Wilson; nominating committee, Miss May Hanna. Mrs. Dewey Wilson, Mrs. Robert Crosby; local church service, Mrs. Cully Wilson, Mrs. Ray Crosby, Miss Ruth Hutchins, Mrs. Claude Barker; music, Mrs. Claude Crosby. The program was presented by Mrs. D. C. Graham and Mrs. Karl Dickerson of Crawfordsville. They showed slides and described their visits to the Holy land in an interesting and informative manner. They also had an exhibit of articles brought from the Holy Land. The incoming president. Mrs. Ed Brookshire, closed the meeting with prayer.
Will Attend Alpha Province Convention Mrs. Richard Andis, President, and Mrs. Arvine Huber, Recording Secretary, will be attending Alpha Province Convention Nov. 13-15 at Richmond, Indiana, a delegates from Theta Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority. The local chapter is one of 213 active and 124 alumnae associations in the national philanthropic organization. For the «ixty-one years of the existence of Delta Theta Tau Sorority, many thousands of dollars have been wisely used in the diversified fields of its philanthropies. Locally, Theta Chapter concentrates on furnishing hospital rooms, a nursing scholarship and a dental clinic for children in the elementary grades.
DANCE
Greencastle Elks Club Sat, Nov. 14 MUSIC BY JOHN WOOD COMBO
Per Klki member! end their lediet
Social Service Club Has 16 Members Present The October meeting of the Reelsville Social Service Club was held at the home of Mrs. Selma Haltom with sixteen members and several children present. A lovely dinner was served at the no.*n hour. The afternoon meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Grace Thomas. The colect was repeated in unison. The secretary and treasurer’s reports were read and approved. Our devotions were given by Mrs. Harriett Agnew. Her subject was "Our Master is Coming.” Mrs. Grace Thomas gave the topic of the month, “Migrant Children Find Desks in Our Schools.” Entertainment for the afternoon was planned by Mrs. Helen Pollom, assisted by Mrs. Agnew. The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lucille Aker, November IS.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
When West led the six of spades South found himself in an active mood. He couldn’t resist playing the jack of spades from dummy. !
Does this play seem natural! Delta Kappa Gamma will
or right ? if so, keep it a secret. | meet with Mrs ’ Hollis Masten | and legal side of the highway, Tell the whole world, especially! at 7:30 P- m - Saturday, Novem- which was the right side of the
your favorite partner, that you ber 14th-
would hesitateingly play a low
(The wife of one of the drivers involved in a two-car accident on Ind. 43, north of Greencastle, on Sunday, November 8, writes the following letter;)
Dear Sir,
I am writing you and asking that you make a correction of your November 9th report of the collision of two autos in which eight persons were hurt
or injured.
This accident involved the car of Glen L. Miller, R. No. 1, Andrews, Ind. He was the driver of the 1964 Rambler and he as well as myself was traveling toward Greencastle, Ind., on 43, so Miller was driving south on 43 in his own lane. Powers was traveling north in his car on 43 and he pulled out into Miller who was in his own lane coming south. Powers was attempting to pass a line of traffic or cars in his lane and he pulled to the left of the center of the road into Miller’s lane and Miller swerved to the right and was able to avoid Powers hitting him in the center of Miller’s car, he hit hardest on the driver's side of the car where Mr. Miller was sitting in the driver's seat and driving on the proper
spade from dummy at this first trick. When declarer foolishly played the jack of spades, East won with the king, took the ace of spades and continued with the ten to force out dummy’s queen. South needed more than one heart trick for his game, so he
highway.
All members are urged to at- Your P a P er should havc stat '
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tend a meeting of Deer Creek Coon Hunters on Friday night, Nov. 13th at 8 p. m. Election of
new officers.
The Fatima Club will meet Friday. The noon group at twelve at St. Paul’s Church. Evening group at Mrs. Richard j Flynn, 701 Shadowlawn
had to try the heart finesse, j Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford, East thereupon took the rest niother of Mrs. Marion Cranof his spades, defeating the' dall, 611 Ridge Avenue, will
CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means to thank the Manhattan Community and the Indiana State Farm personnel for their thoughtfulness at the time of the passing of our father, William Taylor. Dovie and Cecil Taylor
Gov. Hatfield statehouse level.” Hatfield said congressional leadership was vital to the GOP. But since 1931 the party had been on the defensive as the "loyal opposition and had established a negative reaction in the mind of the voter,” he eeid. "It ia easier for a chief executive at the state level to push the image of a positive program,” Hatfield said.
contract with one heart and four spades. FIRST INSPECTION At his first inspection of dummy. South should see that he must risk the loss of a heart finesse sooner or later. Hence he can afford to lose three spade tricks— but not four. South can get what he wants by playing a low spade from dummy at the first trick. East gets a bargain, since he can win that first trick with the eight of spades, but then he can get only two other spade tricks. If East plays more spades, he will give two tricks to the dummy. If East shifts to diamonds at the second trick, South wins with the ace and tries the heart finesse. East can take his king
celebrate her 92nd birthday, Saturday, November 14lh.
"The Putnamville State Police Post reported that Marvin L. Powers was driving north on 43 and Glen Lavern Miller was driving south. Police said Marvin L. Powers drove left of center and hit the Glen Lavern Miller car headon. Trooper Jack Hanlon and Ted Settle were the
investigating officers.
"The occupants of both cars were taken to the Putnam County Hospital. Marvin L. Powers and Joyce Ann Powers
NEW LIGHTWEIGHTS SPUR BICYCLE POPULARITY
Jeffrey Denny, 22, City, was were treated and released.
arrested on West Franklin Sti eet at 1 8:55 Wednesday night by Officers Russell Rogers and John Pursell for public intoxi-
cation.
"Admitted as patients were Miller and his wife, Brenda and Deborah Miller and Jimmy Horner. Cheryl was transferred to the Riley Hospital in Indian-
There wUl be a children’s apo ii S( s he had head injuries party by St. Paul's Mother’s and a broken leg.
Glen L. Miller had a broken leg and cut chin and his collar
Club on Sunday, November 15th in the Chapel from 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m., grades 7 to 9 in-
clusive.
The Tip Topper’s Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday, November 17th, at one o’clock at the home of Mrs. Jack Anderson on US 40. All members are urged to attend. Paul Vermillion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mace Vermillion, R. R. 1, Fillmore, has been assigned
bone was also broken twice. He is now in the Huntington Hospital where he was transferred to Monday evening. He had his
leg set and is recuperating. "Cheryl Miller is listed as fair. She will be in the hospital for approximately three weeks at the least.” The part that I am demanding that you retract is the part where you have Miller going the wrong direction and in the wrong lane, and the part where you have Powers going in the wrong direction and etc. I am going to give you ample time to make this retraction and correction and if you do not do so immediately I am going to contact my attorney and take legal action against your paper. Contact the police or whoever you must to get the correct information, but, don’t delay unless you wish me to take legal action against you. My husband, myself and family were within our legal rights and I am not taking this lying down. I did not pass out or become unconscious in the accident and I do have witnesses who saw this accident occur, so, let's get this sickening mess straightened out. I was feeling very well even with my face lacerations and banged up left leg. until I looked at your completely absurd and unfactual report of the accident and it made me sick at my stomach to think that a story could get so completely turned around. The whole staff and nurses were just marvelous to all of us at the hospital, and I felt welcome in your town and community until I read your jumbled up, unfactual report. In fact we were, and still are, considering purchasing property in your community so you don't need to think this is by any means the last time you will hear from me. My wonderful husband done everything he could to avoid Powers crashing into us, but, he just could not get off the road fast enough. He swerved to the right but had no time to get off his legal lane of highway. I am checking to see if you make a retraction in your immediate issues of your paper. Yours as an unfairly treated citizen of this United States of America and a taxpayer with certain legal rights and privileges, Sincerely, Ruth H. Miller
Thrilling flexibility of control and the sense of power of cycling on a lightweight bicycle promises to send the number of American bike riders soaring over the present record-breaking 55 million mark, according to The Murray Ohio Manufacturing Company, Nashville, Tennessee. Murray, the country’s largest manufacturer of bicycles and wheel goods, is introducing a new line of lightweight bikes this fall. The lightweights incorporate not only the continental styling so popular with young and old alike, but feature 3-speed twist-grip shift control and hand-operated caliper brakes. Bikes have meant fun to Americans for more than 100 years, but the lighter and more maneuverable bicycles have firmly established bikes as a mode of transportation on college campuses.
Add to that the number of adult* tipt hava turned to cycling and you have a robust boom within A boom. While physical fitness may bn written off by some as a pretext for adult cycling (some say that fun’s the real reason), there am definite health and muscle tone benefits. For instance, women (and men, too) find it fun to pedal away pounds—and the average person burns off more than 600 calonen in an hour of moderate pedaling. Or the executive can pump away tensions simply because th* stimulus of a 15-minute bike ridn can send 25 to 30 quarts of oxy-gen-enriched blood through th# arteries every single minute. Whether for fun or fitnesn, Americans are getting their kick# on the 3-speed lightweights as th# bike boom shifts into high gear.
10 Girls Are Still In Contest
Hunter's Leg Is Amputated
ELECTRIC SHAVER TUNE-UP Complete Overhaul at MASON JEWELERS 18 W. Washington St. ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAY, NOV. 13TH 10:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. RIGHT HERE. RIGHT NOW, WE WILL CLEAN, OIL, SHARPEN AND ADJUST YOUR SHAVER ONE DAY SERVICE. ANY MAKE: NORELCO - REMINGTON - SUNEBAM - SCHICK - RONSON PARTS POE ALL SHAVERS YES, Wl TAKE TRADE-INS ON NEW MODELS
of hearts and a total of three to the post of 122nd sqdr.
spade tricks, but nothing else. If East fails to take the spades. South cannot develop a spade trick but can make his game with four clubs, two diamonds
and three hearts. DAILY QUESTION
As dealer, you hold: Spade A K 10 9 8, Heart K 7 2. Diamond J 9, Club 10 6 3. What do
you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. You have 11 points in high cards and 1 point for the doubleton. a skimpy total for an opening bid except that you have a fine 5card spade suit and 2 J i quick tricks. Some experts would pass this hand, but most would bid it.
Hospital Notes Dismissed Wednesday: Coletta Terry. Greencastle: James Galbreath. Roachdale; Virginia MBller. Brazil.
comdr., in the 220th Air Force ROTC Cadet Air Division at
Purdue University.
The Mother’s Service Club will meet Tuesday evening, Nov 17th at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. C. K. Priest with Mrs. Carl Myers co-hostess. Roll call will be Flag Etiquette. There will be election of officers. Companion Lloyd W. Young, Grand Lesturer from Grand
DALLAS UPI - bursts today for
- The bubble 42 contest-
BRAZIL UPI — William Sartor, 18, Terre Haute, ! wounded by a shotgun blast
ants in the "Miss T een-age ; Wedneaday> wag drivwl 22 America ’ contest, but 10 other tQ ^j ay c oun ty Hospital with girls get another day and a half on , y a T ^ irt binding ^ se . to worry and dream. verely wounded leg.
Contest offleals were to an- Doctors had to amputate Sarnounce today the 10 semi-final- tor’s right leg below the knee, ists, from whom the new title- He was reported unconscious holder will be chosen Friday Wednesday night but still in night. i "about satisfactory condition.”
The semi-finalists were chos-
en on the basis of a talent com-1 ^Tie Clay County sheriff’s de-
Chapter of Indiana, will hold j petition and interviews earlier partment said two other youths joint inspection of Hendricks 1 ^ we « k designed to determine , ^ ere hunting with Sartor and
County No. 166 of Danville, Ind. their intelligence. maturity, t ^ ]i S n top P ed t0 and Greencastle Chapter No. 22 P° ise aftd Personality. | ^ gUnS
of Greencastle. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, November 12 at Masonic Temple, Greencastle,.
Refreshments will be served. | New Hampshire has the UnitMarsh Supermarkets w i 1 l|e<3 State's youngest legal age
for marriage — 13 for females
OHm ANENGUSHKAM INVENTED A bone-handled TOOTHBRUSH WITH HAIRS FROM A COWS TAIL/
C/W flRTHUOR UUUKi III TOOTHBtUSIIiS IN AMERICA IN 80 YEAPS IS BP0X0DENT, BY SQUIBBTHEF1PST ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH TO BE MARKETED SUCCESSFUltl 6ROXODENT HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATON.
unload quarry
Now You Know
NOTICE Jim Smith, Putnam County Conservation Officer warns all hunters to be careful of their fire while hunting in the woods. The Fillmore Firemen fought a woods fire Wednesday morning from 1:30 to 4:00 a. m.
have a candidate for the 1965 crown of Checker of the Year in the 10th anual competition sponsored by Super Market Institute and The National Cash Register Company, William Abies, employee relations manager and director of the company’s campaign, has announced. The firm operates 69 stores in Indiana and Ohio
from Headquarters Street, Yorktown.
and 14 for males providing parental and court permission is obtained in each case, according to the World Almanac.
Dental President Tougher Line? SAN FRANCISCO UPI — MOSCOW UPI — The possi-
their! E )r - Maynard K. Hine, dean of bility of a tougher Russian
line against the be considered at
Sino-Soviet peace talks in Peking next January, Communist
sources said today.
the Indiana University School propaganda of Dentistry at Indianapolis is West may
the new president-elect of the American Dental Association.
One of the boys told police he loaded his weapon to fire at a target across the quarry, then
decided not to shoot. He said He was chosen Wednesday at
the deer slug stuck in the ^ g r0U p g a nnual convention A parallel suggestion could chamber and while he was try- . ^ „ j „ . w „
.. here and will be installed today be for the Russians to ease
ing to get it out, the gun dis-
charged, striking Sartor in the to assume the presidency at the their posthumous attack#
conclusion of next year’s ses- against their former dictator,
' sion at Las Vegas. Josef Stalin.
leg at close range.
IN MEMORY
In loving memory of Viola Tweedy, who passed away one year ago. November 12. 1963.
The Central National Bank of Greencastle Cordially invites all friends of Kenneth E. West Vic# Pr#sid#nt & Trust Officer To att#nd a reception in his honor. This day has boon dosignatod as "Kenneth E. West Day” in rocognition of his 44 yoors of association with tho Control National Bank. 2 to 4 P.M. November 18,1964 In Bank Lobby
on Depot y our gentle face and patient
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With sadness we recall Dollars you will gain by sav- you had a kindly word for each ing our Top Value Stamps plus And died beloved by all. our Top Quality Cleaning. Old The voice is mute and stilled Reliable White Cleaners. the heart That loved us well and true, Mistrial Declared Ah bitter was the trial to art From one so good as you. CELINA, Tenn. UPI — The You are not forgotten loved one murder trial of an Indiana ! Nor will you ever be,
Return To Jobs CRAWFORDSVILLE UPI — United Steelworkers Union members began returning to their jobs at the Steel Industries, Inc., plant today after settlement of a 21-day strike.
handyman charged with a traffic death that occurred 20 years ago ended in a mistrial today when it was learned jurors were related to two defense witnesses. Circuit Court Judge John A. Miitchell declared the mistrial | and discharged an all-male I jury which had been deliberat- ' ing the second degree murder charge against Grover Jones.
As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As time goes by we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place. Very sadly missed by husband, Henry, children and grandchildren.
MOOSE SATURDAY
DANCE M-12:30
FOR MOOSE MEMBERS - WIVES - SWEETHEARTS BACK TO THRILL YOU AGAIN! “Al William’s Band” FROM CRAWFORDSVILLE
TURKEY SHOOT Sunday-1 P.M. 1 Mil# South of 40 On 43.
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