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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Friday, December 4, 1964

MisMnnary Society To Meet Dec. 8

• First Baptist Church will meet Dec. 8th at 7:30 at the home of

The Missionary Society of the Mrs. Betty Aker. Co-hostess

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| will be Mrs. Maybelle Rice. There will be special music. The program will be “There is No Time Like Christmas.” i For the Xmas exchange j bring something you have made : yourself. All the women who can are invited to come to come to the missionary meeting.

Woman Indicted COLUMBUS, UPI — A Bartholomew County grand jury Thursday indicted Mrs. Peggy Ann Long, 27, on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the gun death of her husband, I James, 27.

THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED ‘ib-'U S. Jackson St. Grooncastlo, Ind. Business Phone 01 3-5151 Samuel R. Rariden. Publisher Elizabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Pest Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Secend Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam Co. $7 00 pet yoar Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year

We may not be the best to | some folks, bv* bo - we're good Top Quality plus Top Value Stamps. Old Reliable White Cleaners.

Dear Santa:

We want to thank you for stopping at our home last night to see our son. We are sure that all the other children, both young and old will have the same heart warming feeling that we had when they open their door to you. Thank you Santa for bringing the joy of Christmas into our hearts and our home.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hess Trailer Park

Hoosiers See Chicago Sights While at National Congress

Five educational and fun-filled days were spent in Chicago by three of the Hoosier delegates to the 43rd National 4-H Club Congress. They were among more than 1.500 cited by the Cooperative Extension Service for 4-H achievements. Back home in Indiana were Blair Stephenson, 17, of Salem; Delbert Kramer, 18. of Rushville, and Barbara Chiles, 17, of Or land. Dairy Champ Stephenson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stephenson, excelled statewise m the dairy category and was the guest of the Oliver Corporation. While m Chicago he had an opportunity to visit the International Live Stock and Dairy Show and to meet other state dairy award winners at a dinner Monday, Nov. 30. hosted by their sponsor. A 4-H member for eight years, young Stephenson has had 16 projects in dairy. He won six eoonty dairy awards, one senior award m showmanship and displayed one grand champion Holstein heifer. Kramer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kramer, spent the five days in the nation’s second largest city, Chicago, and at the world’s largest hotel, the Conrad Hilton, as a guest of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company. His state-winning program was automotive Erects Safety Signs The eight year 4-H member has worked 21 project lessons in antomotive and has helped inerease automotive safety by rtrttmg tall corn at crossroads comers and by erecting proper and necessary warning signs. Kramer, a junior leader, won a first place in a county demonstration. He hopes to be both a farmer and a teacher. Miss Chiles, the daughter of Mrs. Michael Collins, says she has saved her family more than $1,300 in home decorating costs since joining 4-H seven years ago. The S & H Foundation,

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sponsor of the home improvement program in which Miss Chiles was the’Indiana winner, also was host for a breakfast for all leaders and state winners in that program, Wednesday morning, Dec. 2. Miss Chiles, blue ribbon winner this year in the home furnishings demonstration, also took top honors in the county and district contests. She reports she has completed over 300 activities in projects at home including over 100 articles constructed, improved or repaired. Receives Wrist Watch A fourth youngster didn’t get to Chicago but he received an engraved wrist watch as his award for being state dog care and training champion. Rex Wear, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther G. Wear of LaGrange, received his prize from the Ralston Purina Company. Wear has had five dogs during his eight 4-H years. His Coh lies have won various obedience and grooming awards. In 1963 he bad the grand champion in the county obedience and grooming trials. This year, while Wear was in Mexico as a foreign exchange student, a friend showed Wear’s dog which won in grooming and conformation.

Santa brings you a Skyful of “Stars’

DIAMOND RINGS Here's a heavenly group of Christmas “stars'’ to *ish upon. And all your life you will be proud of your Artcaned's radiant beauty, its exquisite styling. Moreover, your Artcaned diamond will be fully guaranteed on all four diamond quality points and also for permanent value, as stated in Artcaned’s written guarantee! Come, see our wonderful selection, Easy terms!

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Sheinwold On Bridge lour View Of Dummy Colored By Wishes By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion When we leave the bridge table the scales fall from our eyes and we see all things as they really are. At the table, however, you see dummy in relation to your own hand and to what you would enjoy.. Your eyesight is distorted by what you have and what you wish. East dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH * 8742

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O K 6 2 + K7 6 WEST EAST 4k Q 9 3 4k 6 K865 AQJ 1072 0 109854 0 AQJ 4 10 + J 8 4 SOUTH 4k A K J 10 5 9? None

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Opening lead — ^? 5

When this hand was played some years ago, the late Pierre Albarran displayed Iju-: ability to look at a hand through the eyes of his opponents. But first he had to remove the rose-colored glasses that an aggressive bradge player nor-

mally wears.

An optimistic declarer would ruff the heart lead and try to i draw trumps • Ah 4 ' e ace and king. He would hr • to gvie up ' a trump trick to the queen, and East would signal by discarding the queen of diamonds. West would lead a diamond, and East would take his tricks to defeat

the contract.

Albarran d i d not expect trumps to break when the opponents had bid for seven tricks with only 20 points in high cards between the Albarran ruffed the opening heart lead, and blandly returned the ten of

spades.

CONQUERS' FEAR West was afraid to play the queen for fear that his partner had the singleton ace of trumps but he finally conquered his fear and took his trump trick. But wl.at next ? Fast had been given no chance to signal. West could defeat the contract by leading a diamond if East had the ace and queen. But a club lead would do the job if East had just the ace of clubs. West thought it was reasonable to hope for the minimum, so he shifted to a club. Clearly, he didn't see the dummy as it actually was; he saw it in the light of his own cards and what he wanted to happen. This was just what Albarran had expected. The great French expert won the club return, { drew trumps and ran his clubs to discard all of dummy's diamonds. It was then easy to ruff a diamond in dummy to issuu ! his contract. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spade A K J 10 5, Heart none, Diamond 7 3, Club A Q 9 5 3 2. What do you say? Answer: Bid one club. You can later bid and rebid the spades to indicate your 6-5 distribution. In general, you open | the bidding i nthe longer of two j biddab’- suits.

BRING YOUR WATC TO A SPECIALIST FOR

Bible

Thought

Bear ye one another’s burdens,

and so fulfill the law of Christ. —— Galatians 6:2. Roachdale Club When we bear one another's Has Meeting burdens, we become the instru- The Roachdale

ments of Christ for comfort and strength and redemption.

Harris.

Plan Test Trip For U. S. Rocket CAPE KENNEDY UPI —At-las-Centaur, the high-powered rocket set to open the U. S. unmanned moon landing program next year, is scheduled today to make the toughest flight in its troubled test series. The shot, fourth in Centaur’s atomy $550 million development program, is set for 10 a. m. EST. Only one of its first three flights was a complete success. The hydrogen-fuled Centaur upper stage, three years behind schedule, carries for the first time a simple weight model of the surveyer lunar landing craft that is designed to explore possible astronaut landing sites.

Unity Urged in South Viet Nam SAIGON, South Viet Nam UPI — South Viet Nam’s top generals today urged the nation's political and religious leaders to cease squabbling and unite against the Communist Viet Cong insurgents. In a communique published by the government news agency, 22 generals and one colonel asked the civilian leaders to end “all petty differences and shatter all plots to show division among the people.” The statement amounted to formal backing of civilian Premier Tran Van Huong, who imposed martial law last week to put down demonstrations by factions which seek a greater

share in running me government.

Bombay's Slums Visited By Pope BOMBAY. India UPI—Pope Paul VI took his pilgrimage of peace and charity into Bombay's slums today. He celebrated Mass for a congregation of 216 ragged orphans and 5,000 working class people. “We do not feel a stranger among you.” the pontiff said. "The Pope is at home wherever the church is at home.” The moving ceremony was held in St. Paul's Church. Its nuns operate an orphanage in an adjoining building. The Mass was only one event on a busy schedule for thia third day of the Pope's visit

Opti-Mrs.

Club met Tuesday, November 24th at the Roachdale Hotel. Mrs. Claude Barker was the hostess. There were twenty-one members present. A pitch-in dinner was held with turkey

as the main course.

A business meeting followed

Penelope Club members please the supper and severa] charit _

able projects for the Christmas

Christmas luncheon reserva- geasan were discusse d.

Personal And Local News iclope Club members pl<

call Mrs. Lois Cowgill for the

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME PHONE Ol 3-4810 AMBULANCE SERWC.E

CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wer t0

tions.

The next meeting will be

NFO monthly meeting Mon- Dec - jointly with the Opday, December 7th at 7:30 p. timist Club and a pitch-in supm. at Sherm’s Implement P er wil1 be serve< ^-

Sales, Greeneastle. IN MEMORY

In loving memory of Bert Smith, who passed away Dec.

4, 1934.

Sadly missed by The Children

Hospital Notes

Bro. Charles McGhee will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ Sunday at 11

a. m. Visitors welcome.

A daughter was born on Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greenwood, Spencer, Route

2. Dismissed Thursday: Mrs. The Monday Club will meet August Browning and daughter, at 2 p. m. Monday, Dec. 7 at Mrs. James McMains and son, the home of Mrs. Alton Hurst. Mrs. Joseph Kurtz and son, There will be a 25 cent gift ex- Greeneastle; Mrs. Jim Curtis change. and son, Coatesville. Raymond McCammack, Belle

Union, is a patient in Robert Long Hospital for observation i and treatment. His room number is 3-A. He would like to

hear from his friends.

St. Paul's Guild of Cathode Ladies will have a pitch-in s :p- \ Monday, Decem'-'er 7th at 6:30 p. m. in the Chapel. Members bring covered dis 1 ' table service and 50" gift exchange. The 4-Leaf Clover Club will

hold their annual dinner and uss SARATOGA (CVA-60) Christmas Party Tuesday, De- (phTNC) Nov. 23—Navy En-

cember 8th at the Old Trail Inn at 6:30 p. m. Members please remember their secret sister and 50 cent gifts for their

guests.

The Kastle Watterr Club meeting will be Dec. 6th, at 6:00 o'clock at the American Legion Hall In Clo-- dale. The meat and drink will be furnished. Bring covered ^ish and table service. If you take part in grab-bag, please bring $1.00 gift each for men or women and 50c for children.

OR. J. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRIST 301 E. Washington St.

IN MEMORY

In memory of Viola McCammack, who passed away

December 4, 1956. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl

Nicholsen and family.

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8- Baseball teams 9- Weare awa v 10- Repetition 11- Unite 16-Slave 18-Mohamme-dan chieftain 22- Strip of leather 23 Marry again 24- Policeman (elang) 25- Fuss 27-Tornd 29- The self 30- Small child 35- Click beetle 36- Decays 37- Clan 38- Drive onward 40-Mountain nymph 42-Got up

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News Of Boys

sign Jon A. Steele, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Steele of Bainbridge. Ind., is serving with Fighter Squadron 31, at the Naval Air Station, Cecil Field,

Fla.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (FHTNC) —Seaman Recruit Roderick K. Vickrey, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Vickey of Fillmore, Ind., graduated Nov. 6. from recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diebo, j Calif.

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