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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Thursday, November 19, 1964
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Hugh Littell Henry, 404 Linwood Drive, has recently been elected to the Ouke University Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Hugh, a senior Physics major at Duke, ih the son of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Henry. He has participated in a wide range of extra-curricular activities including intra-mural athletics and serving in several leadership capacities in his fraternity. Delta Sigma Phi. Last summer, Hugh worked in the Celanese Laboratories in Chaxlo‘te, North Carolina. His present plans include work toward an advanced degree following his graduation in June 1965.
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Items recovered from the
I boiler section include straightj edged razors, hair brushes, ! writing pens, a set of keys, glass lamp chimneys still coated with soot, and bottles of all
| shapes and sizes.
“We are making every effort to recover and mark every : part,” said Cairo Committee Chairman H. V. Cooper. The relics were turned over to the committee for safekeeping until they can be returned to the ship when it has been restored. Plans are for the Cairo, sunk by Confederate mines 17 miles upstream from here in 1862, to be restored and displayed on the Vicksburg waterfront as a[
tourist attraction.
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Sheinwold On Bridge LOOK AHEAD TO FIND DEFENSE THAT WORKS By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion In most hands it’s easy to took ahead to your opponent’s natural line of play. If this will work for him, look for an unnatural line of play. You seldom find what you don’t look for.
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Putnam County Saddle Club members who wish to join fellow members for a Thanksgiving dinner at 4:00 p.m. at the club house, please contact the house chairman, Mrs. Barbara McClaine on or before November 21st. Phone OL 3-6341. Professor Donald H. White returned recently from the 13th annual University Composers Exchange festival at Southern Illinois University. “Serenade No. 1.” composed in 1962 by Dr. White, was among the featured works on the orchestral program -which is de- , voted to the presentation of | outstanding works by Midwest-
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■ Dr. Laurel H. Turk is among a group of 22 college and high school language teachers who have been invited to attend a 1 conference on teacher preparation programs in New York City this week. Slated to examine method courses for prospective foreign language teachers, the conference opens its two-day session today. Dr. Turk is head of DePauw University’s Romance language department. There will be a 6th District American Legion meeting at Post No. 58 Greencastle, Sunday, November 22nd at 2:00 p. m. for the purpose of discussing the new Pension Law for Veterans, effective January 1965. The Post Home will be open at 12:00 noon. All interested and eligible veterans are urged to attend. The meeting will be conducted by Kenny Trueblood, State Rehabilitation Officer for the American Legion. There will be a question and answer session. Dale Alfont, Commander. William A. Hurst, Veteran Service Officer for Putnam County.
East captured the king of hearts with the ace and returned a trump, hoping to stop club ruffs in the dummy. East could not afford to step up with the ace since that would give declarer three easy diamond tricks. When East played low, South got to his hand with the queen of diamonds to ruff his last club in dummy. He continued with the queen of hearts, a heart ruff, and then drew West’s last trump. OUT OF TRUMPS By this time South was out of trumps, but he was in luck. East had nothing but diamonds so could not stop declarer from setting up one more trick to fulfill his contract. South was lucky to make his contract since East had the ace of diamonds but only four clubs and only three hearts. But none of this was a surprise to East. It was natural for South to play as he did, and East could see that the play would work. East can defeat the contract by making the right play at the second trick. South is marked with Q-x-x of diamonds for his bid of three notrump, which means that west has only tw'o diamonds. East should therefore lead a low diamond after taking the first trick with the ace of hearts.
'CARNIVAL" TIME AT DEPAUW
Marco the Magnificent, played by Rick Hirschman of Indianapolis, demonstrates his magical prowess in DePauw University’s weekend production of “Carnival!” Lili, Jackie Vincent of Irvington, N. Y„ is enchanted by the trick, but Paul, the puppeteer, Jeff Perlman, Highland Park, 111., leers disapproval. The musical will be presented Thursday, Friday, Saturday (Nov. 19-20-21) at 8:15 p.m. in Speech Hall. Show sponsor is the undergraduate chapter of Sigma Delta Chi.
Mrs. Lasley Hostess To
Past Matrons Club
—~T0 Close Bases was killed and three other will be sold or leased for non- youths injured, including the
Mrs. Belle Lasley entertained defense government use, he re- dnver, Edward Watkins, 19, the Past Matrons Club of Clov- ^ ported. Warsaw, when their car went erdale Tuesday evening. McNamara said the shut- out of control in an S-curve
downs will be accomplished three miles cast of Leesburg on
a Kosciusko County Road.
Ten members
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Mrs. Marjorie BUzer, Prcsi- , without degrading our mi]itary dent, opened the meeting in the ca p a biiity." Some of the bases usual form with the collect and and facilities are located in song, j five foreign countries in Eu-
rope and the Western Hemis-
phere.
A total of 577 bases and facilities have been closed since early 1961. They eliminated 85.000 jobs, an average much smaller than those to be an-
As Mrs. Eva Craggs was un- nounced Thursday, able to be present. Mrs. Bitzer j The saving on previous closconducted the social hour for ings was estimated at $577 her. Prizes were awarded million, an average of $1 million
each. Those to be announced Thursday will average more
Mrs. Bernice Dave read “An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving” and a poem by Edgar Guest.
Police said the car was speeding, turned on its right side in a ditch, skidded and hit a utility pole.
DR. E. C. THOMPSON 20th & 21st. OFFICE CLOSED
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Building at 7 o’clock.
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DAILY QUESTION
Partner opens with one heart, and the next player bids two diamonds. You hold: Spade K 7 4. Heart J 10 9 6. Diamond 10 5,
Please call Helen Johnson for reservations for yourself and guests.
Mrs. Mann Hostess
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Answer: Bid two hearts. This is a very poor hand, but the j heart support to good If you fail to bid at this inexpensive turn, you may be shut out for the entire hand. One bid from yr may be all your partner needs to bid and make a game.
Hospital Notes
Dismissed Wednesday: Ernest Walls, Mrs. William Reynolds and son, Roy Terry, Julian Steele, Jesse McGuire, Greencastle; Virgil Pearson, Bainbridge; Jane Lawson. Fillmore; Lannie Clifford, Coates-
South Putnam School News Fillmore will play Bainbridge
Plan Smorgasbord A Smorgasbord is being held at the Reelsville School Cafeteria on Saturday, November 21, from 5:00 to 7:00 p. m. The public is invited. This Smorgasbord is sponsored by the newly formed Band Parents Organization of Reelsville and free will contributions will be accepted. At seven a prize turkey will be given away for someone’s Thanksgiving dinner. The Lions Club will attend the Smorgasbord before holding their Euchre party at the Community Building at 8:00. The public is invited to this event also.
in high school basketball, Friday evening at Bainbridge. Belle Union wi>' play Mon-
rovia in high school basket- J 0 f some 0 f fjjg District meetings
was held in the home of Mrs. Gordan Mann. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Franklin, President, with a prayer. Two new members, Mrs. Jeanne Weaver and Mrs. Martha Sendmever and guests, Mrs. Wilma Cox, Mrs. Jane Berry. Mrs. Godsey, District Secretary. Mrs. Goodlin and our Co-Ordinator, Mrs.
Logan were welcomed.
Mrs. Berry reported on Quiet Day. Mrs. Ruth Morrison gave devotions. Mrs. Frank Godsey installed the officers with an impressive ceremony and gave each officer a corsage of ribbons representing her duties. Mrs. Godsey gave the dates
Chapel Speaker of the world organization's Economic and Social Council, and, with Eleanor Roosevelt and others, helped to draft the U.N.sponsored Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was proclaimed without a dissenting vote by the U.N. in 1948 in Paris. Disenchanted wtih Commuism's spiritual enslavement, Malik in previous addresses also has scored American materialism adn blamed the West in general for accepting a vague and flabby co-existence with an Implacable enemy.
ball, Friday evening, at Fill-
more.
November 19th Fillmore chorus will sing at the Baptist Church, Thursday evening. November 21st Smorgasbord in the school cafeteria sponsored by Reelsville Band Pa'-ents, Serving from 5:00-7:00 p. m. Free will contribution. A turkey will be given away. November 26th-27th ... Thanksgiving Vacation No School. Thanksgiving Vacation —No School.
and advised us of literature that would help us get our Guild started. Mrs. Godsey left us some literature and also a Wesleyan Service Guild emblem. The December meeting wil be held in the home of Mrs. Ruth Morrison. Barbara Mann will have the program and Jennie Lou Mitchell the devotions. The meeting was closed with a Prayer Circle, with Mrs. Goodlin giving the benediction. Refreshments of a very attractive gumdrop cake and punch were served by Mrs. Mann to seven members, four guests, and four children.
6 More Killed In State Traffic By United Press International Six deaths in accidents Wednesday and early today, including a pair of double-fatality wrecks, ran Indiana’s 1964 traffic toll to 1.209 compared with 1,157 a year ago. Mrs. Bernice Sumners. 40. Mooresville, and her lo-year-old son, James, were killed Wednesday night when she drove through a flashing I'ed stoplight at the junction of Indiana 67 and 144 in Morgan County, hitting a truck driven by Harold Christy. 27. Bloomington. Vi Frye. 56, Payne Ohio, and Pearl Haney, 74. Albion, were killed Wednesday when their car swerved into the path of another auto driven by Mrs. Elidabeth Deref. 54. Churubusco. who vas injured. ’ T ' e accident happened on U. S. 37 a half-mile scuth of Churubusco. A man identified as Carroll E. Ireland. Westfield, was killed today east of Anderson when his car hit the side of a Pennsylvania passenger train. Alvin Staffer. 20, Warsaw,
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