The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 November 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Monday, November 30, 1964
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A son was born Saturday at the Putnam-County Hospital to ^Mr.-ancJ Mrs. Raymond Sheets
of Amo.
Mr. and Mrs. James McMains, Greencastle, Route 4, became the parents of a son on Sunday at the jPutnam County Hospital. The Thursday Club will have their Christmas meeting at Vietta Larkin's Thursday, Dec. 3. Each bring a 50c present for
grab bag,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kurtz,
Tri Kappa Sorority will meeti with Miss Elizabeth Cannon at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 1st.
Mrs. Lucille Aker Hostess To Club
The players went on to the through the king of diamonds, next rubber, and not one of mus t give up a diamond them was aware of the hor- anc j the defenders get one
Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 par yaar 724 Cresent Drive, are the par-
Outsido of Indiana $12.00 par yaar
Bible
Thought I say unto you, love your enemies, bless them that curse ^ you, do good to them that hate | you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you; that ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven. Matthew 5:44-45. How can we know that we are the true children of God? One convincing evidence is that we practice Christian love. It is the most courageous and Christlike thing we can do.
ents of a son born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital. City fireman made a run to Anderson and Arlington Streets at 4:23 Sunday afternoon when a ga* leak was reported. No danger was reported by employees of the Gas Company. Gerald ..L. Jones, 22, Terre Haute, was arrested by City Officer Larry Rogers on North Jackson Street, at 12:55 Sunday morning, for having no operator’s license. Jones will appear in court on December 5.
Jack Husky, Brazil, R. 3,. is Fifteen members and four r i^^ e boner that had been per- diamond, two spades, one club a patient in Clay County Hos- guests gathered at the home of Pirated in the previous hand. anc j ace 0 f h car t s to de*
pital for observation and treat- Mrs . Lucille Aker for the No . That’s what happens when we feat the con tract. ment. His room number is 315.' vember meeting _ A delicious brin & U P children without giv-
Funeral services were held turkey dinner was served at the mg them ^ructions about DAILY Ql ESTION Sunday in Plainville for Rev. noon hour. cake. Partner opens with one dia* Thomas B. Avery, 81, retired : zrA-rat furor mond. and the next player pasMethodist minister. He was the Our meeting began by the Z /TV k ses ' You hold: s P ade Q 9 8 2 -
East made a fatal error by Heart A 6 2, Diamond 8 2.
Roll was called and secretary’s' takin8: hls P iece of cake "' hen Club 10 8 7 2. What do you say?
Our meeting began by the
father of Albert Avery of members singing the doxology.,
Greencastle.
IN NEVERSINK, N. Y., water In the reservoir normally Is above that fourth set of aqueduct gates. Now it is 65 feet below its high water mark. Men are removing debris below.
Bananas Go Gourmet
Personal And Local News s. Ed Maddox has retui
from Evansville where she
The County Reading Club will meet Wednesday, Decern ber 2 at 6:30 at Torr’s Restaurant for a Christmas dinner party. Members are to bring their husbands or a guest. There will be a 50c gift ex-
change.
Thanksgiving Day guests of
Mrs. Ed Maddox has returned Mr and Charles Rogers
were Mr. Everett Wilson of In-
spent Thanksgiving with her dia napolis, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Collegiate life in Washington, D. C. unfolds in tomorrow’s television production, “Washingtor Semester Plan,” produced and directed by DePauw' University students. The 15minute show will be presented at 7:45 a. m. oh WTHl-TV, (channel 10) by students par. ticipating in a television work-
shop class.
The Home and Child Study Club will meet tonight at 8 o’clock with Mrs. How'ard Burkett, Mrs. D. C. Cantonwine as assisting hostess. Please note change of meeting place. The program is Christmas Idea Exchange. Each member is requested to bring a Christmas
it w'as first offered. He should An swer: Bid one spade. Sinc« see that his king of clubs will y OU have 0 p 0 i n ts in high cards, still be good even if he doesn’t the hand is worth a response, v/in a trick with it immediately, show your major suit, weak
East should also see that he j though it is.
and treasurer’s reports were read and approved. Business of the club was discussed and it w r as voted to give our Xmas Fund money to the Special
Day School. An election of of- 1 will feel very uncomfortable if ficers was held and it was declarer leads diamonds often voted to retain the officers of enough through the king. East j the past year with the except- | should w^ant to reduce the numion of the president, Mrs. her of times South can get to Grace Thomas, who asked to be dummy for this purpose replaced. The club granted her If East politely plays a low request and voted to accept Mrs. club at the first trick, South Peggy Girton as president, must win in his own hand. He Other officers of the club are: will return a club finesse with vice president, Mrs. Ida Me-. dummy’s jack, but East wins Cullough; secretary, Mrs. Olive 1 this trick. It is time to take the Knight; treasurer, Mrs. Ruth cake. Q ra ft. ! As a result, declarer gets to
dummy only once to lead Devotions w r ere given by Mrs
daughter,
cranz.
Mrs. A. L. Rosen-
Even the mundane banana goes gourmet for parties in a tasty seoat of bread crumbs and grated Parmesan and Romano cheese. ;The Borden Kitchen reports this Parma Banana recipe is simplicity itself to prepare—just coat, then bake. It’s a delightful compliment for baked ham scored with cherries and pineapple cubes, »nd a generous mixed green salad, sparked with more grated cheese. Truly a joy to the hostess and her guests, be they many or just a few. Parma Bananas (Makes 8 servings) 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs 6 tablespoons melted 1/4 cup grated Parmesan. butter and Romano cheese 4 large serai-ripe bananas 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon lemon juice In a pyrex pie plate, combine bread crumbs, cheese and salt. Blend well. Stir in melted butter; mix Tvell. Set aside. Peel bananas. Coat well -with lemon juice. Roll in crumb mixture, coating all sides well. Place in lightly buttered 8 x 8 x 2-inch pan. Bake in moderate oven (375°F.) 20 minutes, or until crumbs are lightly browned. To serve, slice bananas in half lengthwise and serve hot as accompaniment with baked ham, roast loin of pork or pork chops. Allow one-half banana per serving.
Sutherlin of Quincy, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McCanunack and daughters, Janet and Julie of Bainbridge, Mrs. Mae Wilson, Mrs. Thelma Harmon and daughter, Louise, Mr. and Mx-s. Earl Poynter and daughter, Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCammack and sons, Club Ivan and Kevin and Shirley and Donald Saylor, all of Green-
castle.
Mr. and Mrs. -Kenneth Justus, Mr.* and Mrs. Cecil Justus, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riley and daughter, Patty, Mrs. Virginia Leinberger, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Webb, Mrs. Beryl Kerr and Mrs. James Stitzle and son, Chris, were in Attica Saturday
Mrs. Gaile Steele is -a patient - to attend the wedding of Miss in the Putnam County;JJospital Julia Marie Dotson and Carl where she underwent*-surgery Covely at St. Francis Xavier Friday. She is recovering sat- Church. Miss Dotson is a niece isfactorily and would like to of Mrs. Kenneth Justus, Mrs. hear from her friends. Cecil Justus and Mrs. Riley.
idea for decorating, gift w'rap- | Luc iii e Aker and Mrs. Lee ping or a recipe. * I ptissler gave the topic.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Snider i
entered the Ben Hur Nursing j The next meeting will be at Home, 1375 South Grant Ave., the home of Mrs. Harriett Agin Crawfordsville on Septembex- j new December 16.
afternoon. In the evening Mrs. Snider fell and broke her hip. | She is confined to the Culver Hospital i n Crawfordsville. j They would love hearing from th^ir friends. Mrs. Snider will observe her 87 birthday on
Tuesday, of this week.
Blanche M. Patterson Chiropodist - Podiatrist 208 Spring Avo. WEDNESDAY, DEC 2nrf Phona Ol 3-3964 far appoinfmant
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The New Maysville Community is conducting one week of revival services every night beginning at 7 p. m. The Rev. Ernest Lee is in charge of the
services.
The Over-the-Teacup
will meet Tuesday, December 1, at 2 p. m., w'ith Mrs. W. M: Mc-
Gaughey.
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Evan Crawley, Sr., 712 East Seminary Street, Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Russell J. Humbert will present the program, ‘‘The Holy Land.”
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- To Present Concert a joint concert in Terre Haute November 17. ‘ 7-; Under the direction of Professor Floyd Peterson,’ the DePauw chamber orchestra will provide four post - intermission numbers, opening with Mozart’s overture, ‘‘The Marriage of Figaro." Trumpet solos by Professor Robert Grocock of DePauw underscore the perfbrrha'ric? of Vincent Persachetti’s “The Hollow Men” and Teleman’s “ConI certo in D Major.” Mozart’s “Concerto in A Major for Clarinet,” featuring Peterson as soloist, climaxes the public program.
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Sheinwold On Bridge Lessons In Politenesss Apply At Bridge Table By Alfred Sheinwold
National Men’s Team Champion We sometimes chuckle at the lessons we were taught as children. “When you’re offered a i piece of cake, it’s polite to say ’No, thank you’ the first time. Take the cake if it’s offered again.” What are we laughing at? This is good advice for
bridge players.
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West opened the deuce of clubs, declarer played low from dummy, and East won with the
er, 25, also of Fort Wayne. Po-
lice said Walker was charged j king ^ then led the jack of with three traffic violations af- spades tQ declarei , s king .
ter striking Lahori Bryant on
a city street. South got to dummy with Authorities said Norman Lee the jack of clubs to take a diaGossman, 22, Aladisoiw was mond finesse and returned to killed Saturday night 'tfhCTi’the dummy with the ace of clubs auto in which he was riding to repeat the finesse. He then collided with another driven by led out the ace of diamonds and Linday Buchanan, 24. Madison, 1 scored the rubber with five diaon U. S. 421 just north of Mad-! monds, two spades and tw'o ison. 1 clubs.
The other Saturday fatality was Albert Wilson, 54, Clinton, who was killed in' three-car accident in Vermillion- County.
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