The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 November 1964 — Page 2

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, November 21,1964

Miller School

Scouts Are Active

Lee Towles, 25, Wichita Kan., serving 10 years for bank burglary. Towles was found outside the shop building. Authorities said he was stabbed in the

The fourth, fifth and sixth heart “with a blunt instrument

believed to be a from the shop.’’

screwdriver

Towles was dead on arrival

at the prison hospital.

grade Junior Troop at Miller School recently held its Rededication ceremony. The fourth graders received their Girl Scout pins. All of the girls par-

ticipated in a candle lighting Tvvo men found in the vicin' ceremony, lighting a candle as ^ s h 0 p, both with blood each of the ten laws was given on clothing, were taken and lighting three other candles p^son’s maximum serepresenting the parts of the cur jty unit for the FBI. They Promise. were Pete Garcia, 26, AlbuquerAlso, last week the Troop que, N. M., serving 5 years for held a ceremony in which they importing narcotics, and Jose gave their patrol leader cords. Martinez-Tavaizo, a Mexican A patrol leader wears a cord on serving 2 Vs years for illegal enher left shoulder as a sign of try into the U. S.

her office. The cord has two gold circles which represent the two circles of people served by the patrol leader — her own patrol and the whole troop. This week we are awarding badges that the girls have earned during the summer at Day Camp and at Established Camp as well as those they have earned individually. Today the girls are starting their service projects which will continue throughout the year. As Junior Girl Scouts the girls will have a chance to try representative government through the patrol system. There will be new adventures in the earning of proficiency badges. They will also be fulfilling the requirements of the Sign of the Arrow and Sign of the Star. These signs incorporate all the elements of the Foundation of Girl Scouting: the Promise and Laws, Service, Troop Management, Citizenship, International Friendship, and Health and Safety. The girls in the Troop are: Rebecca Aker, Barbara Archer, Deanna Brann, Janet Carkeek, Julia Carney, Catherine Chase, Margaret Chase, Deborah Crawley, Kathleen Cooper. Carolyn Dean, Teresa Dickson, Brenda Foxx, Peggy Gorham, Debby Graffis, Phyllis Hoover, Robin Jones, Janet .Long, Kathy Monnett, Mary Williams, Tamara McPhail, Elaine Phillips, Margaret Scholl, Priscilla

Markley said officials learned of an argument in the shop between Towles and another man and added the stabbing apparently resulted from the argument.

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On Bridge Show Your Singleton Let Partner Decide By Alfred Sheinwold

National Men’s Team Champion Slams that depend on distribution are hard to bid. If you have a singleton, you may fear that your partner has strength in that suit with fatal weakness | elsewhere. And if your partner has the singleton, you may fear the loss of two tricks in that suit unless you find out

about the singleton.

South dealer

Both side* vulnerable

NORTH 4 A 106

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4 AKQJ 4 1087542

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South

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16 Rescued At Sea, I Missing CAPE LOOKOUT, N. C. UPI — Sixteen of the 17 crewmen aboard a 140-foot fishing boat were rescued when the vessel sank in the Atlantic. The vessel, the Amagansett, owned by the Smith Meal Co.

o' Amagansett, N. Y., w e n t . „ „ „ —« down when high seas washed! Mlits ' 0U ' n< ^' ca ^ e shot tness * n ( at Hanna an( j L OCUSt st ree ^ s

over her docks and flooded a the fOUrth SUlt -

North used this method in

Experts solve this kind of problem by showing the singleton and allowing partner to decide whether or not the singleton is useful. You show a singleton by bidding the other three suits, preferably with a jump bid somewhere along the way. By showing length in three

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Bible

Thought Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life. Proverbs 4:23. As the heart is, so the life is. Nothing is worth so much as a pure heart from which will spring pure thoughts and good deeds and true faith. Personal And Local News Tin teenagers of Windy Hill Country Club and their friends will enjoy dancing to the music of the “Chevalles’’ on Friday night November 27th from 9 to

11:30.

William R. Alexander, 35, city, was arrested at 1:10 this morning by Officer Alva Hubble for disregarding a stop sign

i iiiiumalli Club Has A Meeting The Roachdale Philomath Club met Nov. 19 in the home of Mrs. Howard Dean with Mrs. John Boruff, assistant hostess. The president, Mrs. Eugene Hutchins, opened the meeting with the Club Collect read by Mrs. E. D. Brookshire. A brief business session followed in which our annual contribution to Mental Health was allowed. Arrangements were made for the club's girts to mental patients at Christmas. Mrs. Ray Britton was appointed chairman for goodwill collections. Mrs. Osborne Hutchins presented the program, a review of Shirley Graus’ book “The Keepers of The House.’’

OX «*i_t** a. • Li > vlvk.lttwk.ki AU persons having claims aaalnst said estate, whether or not now dua. must (He the same in said court within six <•> months from the date ot the first publication oi this notice or said claims will be forever barred Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, thia 4th day of November. 1864. Probate Cause No 10.448 Attorneys LYON k BOYD Jack P Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County Indiana 1-.4-21-3*

Girl Scouts

Schedules Visit BONN UPI — South Korean President Park Chung Hee is scheduled to visit West Germany next month. He will tour West Germany’s industrial Ruhr region and visit West Berlin and Munich.

to depart for the site of their event. The Senior Roundup will be held at the Farragut Wildlife Management Area. Idaho. Demons trations and “pot-latch’’ gifts developed by the girls will help to tell other girls throughout the United States about this particular part of Indiana and Illinois. Covered Bridge Council includes the Illinois counties of Edgar, Coles. Cumberland. Effingham, Crawford, Clark and Jasper; and the Indiana counties of Vermillion, Parke, Putnam, Clay, Vigo, Greene and Sullivan. Monies for Scouts transportation and equipment are provided through council funds.

hold that with fish.

was already filled

Another fishing vessel in the area, the Mon*auk. rescued 16 of the Amagansett’s men. The missing seamen was beleived to be Luculies V. Blackwell, a Negro from Heatsville, Va. The site of the sinking was about 25 miles east-northeast of Beaufont, N. C. Two Coast Guard airplanes and a helicopter were searching for the missing man.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Shedd. Vickie Shepherd. Carol Rev Thomas „ ein]ein> p astor

Stoelting, Susan Silander, Syl-

via Spicer, Ann Walton. The Troop leaders are Mirs. Fred Silander, Mrs. Ervan Walton, Mrs. James Shepherd. Miss Evelyn Gravesen, and Miss Janet Hellberg.

the hand shown today. He began with a jump response in hearts, continued by showing diamonds, and completed his story with a show of spade support. This showed about 19 points (counting distribution as well as high cards) with a sin-

gleton in clubs.

South would have been worried about his two clubs if he had not found about the singleton. The actual bidding induced him to jump right to the slam. South would have stayed out of the slam if he had held clubs headed by king-queen, with

spades headed by just the queen, j University School of Medicine His own hand would have been Fund. He is one of eight gradu-

Have your Mental Health Christmas Gifts in collection box at Garrett's Store in Roachdale before Nov. 30. For any other information contact Mrs. Richard Crosby or phone 596-

3534.

William Hendricks, 39. Fill,more, Route 1, was lodged in the Putnam County jail at 9:20 Friday night by State Trooper John Danberry on a public in-

toxication charge.

Dr. Dick Steele, 207 Northwood Blvd., Greencastle. has been appointed local chairman of a newly organized Indiana

ONE OF SEVEN FINALISTS

Miss Margie Price, a Cloverdale girl is one of seven finalists in the contest to pick an honorary cadet colonel to reign over the annual military ball at Rose Polytech-

nic Institute in Terre Haute, tonight.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Central National Bank of Greencastle was on the 8th day of Nov. 1864, appointed: Executor of the Will of Walter Everett Logan deceased. All persons having claims against i said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same In said court within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this i 8th day of November, 1964. Probate Cause No. 10.451 Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. Lyon & Boyd Attorneys 14-21-28-3t

D. A. R. Meeting Held

Tuesday Evening

In a setting of antique clocks,

antique furniture and china, the most optimistic of conditions, theme, “Faith of Our Fathers’’. | Prcceding the program a seemed most appropriate as the | business mceting was held wit h

Mrs. Floyd Yochum presiding.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

In the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana.

Notice Is hereby given that MADE-

, , , , LINE K1LLINGER was on the 4th day the world, we remind ourselves of November. 1964, appointed: Executhat the first Thanksgiving was trlx the WiU 01 HARRn£TT *.

not at all under the best or

members of the Washburn Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met Tuesday evening November 17. Mrs. Alfred Jeffries introduced her pastor, Rev. Thomas

SPECIAL PARTY Greencastle Elks Club SAT., NOV. 21 8:30 P.M. FOR ALL ELKS AND THEIR LADIES

The most important single item was the annual Christmas gift to the D. A. R. schools. The Washburn Chapter helps three schools, Tomassee, Kate Dun-

Mrs Donald Holley. Church

School Supt.

Sunday. November 22

9:30 a. m. Church School for all ages. .

-, n ... T,, . . play of the cards. West open 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. | K f'

ates of the I. U. School of Medicine living in Greencastle.

one point stronger, but the combined hands would produce only eleven tricks instead of twelve.

EASY PLAY

There was no problem in the “ d f ' rom ' the Putnam Coun-

ty Hospital where she under-

Mrs. Edward Bernard. Greencastle, R. 3. has been dis-

Federal Prison Inmate Killed TERRE HAUTE UPI — An inmate of the Federal Peni- 1 tentiary was found stabbed to death Friday and two other prisoners were taken into custody for investigation. Warden T. Wade Markley identified the victim as Russell

Rev. Heinlein’s topic will be “A Tip or a Tithe?” A nursery is provided for young children. 12:30 p. m. Harvest Festival Dinner. 4:30 p. m. Youth group for grades 7-12. 5:00 p. m. Westminster Collegiate Fellowship. Tuesday, November 24 7:00 p. m. Adult Choir Rehearsal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eppelheimer. Friday, November 27

ed the king of clubs and then shifted to a diamond. Declarer played the ace of diamonds from dummy, got to his hand with a trump, and ruffed his last club with dummy's ace of

trumps.

South then overtook the ten of spades to draw the rest of the trumps. He could then run four heart tricks to get rid of the jack of diamonds. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one spade,

went major surgery. Her daughter, Sandra, who is a student in Northwestern University School of Medicine, is visiting her parents and will attend her brother's wedding this week-end.

I Heinlein, who spoke on this ! can Smith and Hineland Settle- | theme in the home of Mrs. Per- ment. Mrs. Genevieve Neal rery Michael. The speaker re- | viewed the message from the j minded the group that in cele- president-general including an brating our traditional Thanks- account of the beginning of the giving we all need to contem- Diamond Jubilee of the Daugh1 plate the past. He traced the ters with worship in the Mount custom back to the ancient Vernon Chapel. Mrs. Hazel : Jews who were reminded of McCullough reviewed a speech their heritage as God's chosen on the subject, “Revolution ! people through the celebration Against Freedom.” Our United of the festival of the booths or States has already lasted longer j Succoth. The Pilgrim fathers than it was expected to. It was

3:30 p. m. Junior Choir Re-j and the next player passes. You

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Birthdays

Jesse McAnally, 91 years to-

spades with great enthusiasm day ’ November 21.

(to game). This shows the lo-

cation of your strength more { Putnam Court Notes

accurately than an immediate raise to three spades. j

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IN MEMORY In memory of Robert Keith Lancaster, whose birthday was November 21, and Willie Smiley, whose birthday was November 23rd. Nothing but memories as we journey on, Longing for a smile from thte loved ones gone, None knows the depths of our deep regret. But we remember when others forget. The family of Mrs. Willie Smiley.

Effie Alma Smith vs. Harry G. Smith, suit for divorce. Lyon & Boyd are attorneys for the

plaintiff.

CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday Present Day Club — 2:00 p. m. — Mrs. Nelle Gillen, 632 E. Seminary Street. Wednesday Twentieth Century Club — Grace Hurst — 2:00 p. m.

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Hospital Notes Dismissed Friday: Janet Balay. Barbara Little, Frank Pierce, Mary Asher, Timothy McCammon, Homer Warman, Greencastle: Ralph Fosher, Ua Reeves, Bainbridge; Linda Hacker, Cloverdale; Virginia Barnard, Brazil; Ida Cooley, Cynthia Taber. Gosport; Mack Morris, Spencer.

Constructs Schools KATMANDU. Nepal UPI — A Himalyan expedition led by Sir Edmund Hillary has reported it has constructed three schools, two bridges and an airstrip on the slope of Mt. Everest . Hillary, the first man to conquer Everest, led an expedition whic' recently reached the top of previously unclimbed 21,700 foot Mt. Tamasarku in the Everest range.

Library News A miniature replica of the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims in Plymouth in 1621, is the center attraction in the children's room of the Grecncastlc-Putnam County Library for a collection of books on the significance and keeping of Thanksgiving. Some of the books are: Dalgliesh, Thanksgiving Story, covoiing the period from the sailing of the Mayflower to the celebration in November; Harper, Harvest Feast, a collection of iries bringing out the real meaning of the day; Peterson, T lanksgiving is for What We Have, a story of appreciation of the Pilgrim tradition of freedom and a new home; Sechrist, It’s Time for Thanksgiving, an anthology of history stories and poems on the holiday; Wyndham, Thanksgiving, a story of the harvest festival kept in observance of graditude and freedom. These books help the children to absorb some of the real spirit and meaning of the American Thanksgiving.

were perhaps inspired by the story in Leviticus and steeped in catacombs and more recently flight to preserve religious freeI dom. Rev. Heinlein brought in illustrations concerning the Presbyterian churches in East Germany. They exist with amazing vitality though small in numbers and the necessity for much s cret activity. He continued with reference to the Cuban churches. These reminders of th'' real sacrifices involved in benig Christian make us think of the great cost of establishing our country and our need for time in the shadow of the Liberty Bell. He stressed the idea that we must not be content to let others do for us but that we must take upon ourselves the talk of increasing individual responsibility. In the increasing mobility of our age we are almost a “baton of strangers”. The true intentions of Russia’s new leaders as well as Red China are not at all clear. With hot spots all over

founded on three dominant ideas; 1. Faith in God—religious freedom; 2. Constitutional Government—by law instead of man; 3. Private Ownership. Personal freedom and economic wellbeing seem to be two things me: want most. The United States has been used as a model all over the world. However, today one-third of all the people rre Communist and this is gain- ■ ing. At the conclusion of the meeting the group was invited to j participate in a social hour by | the hostess. Mrs. Michael, who was assisted by Mrs. Carl Huckleberry, Miss Carrie Pierce and Mrs. Elmer Seller.

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Opens Session TOYKO UPI Emperor Hirohito opened a session of the Japanese Parliament Friday, the first under the government of new Premier Eisuaku Sato. Sato is expect "d to make his first policy seech Monday.

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