The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 December 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, December 12, 1964
The Latin Club is having a Christmas party Tuesday, December 15, in the high school cafeteria. The club has invited the freshmen to participate in the season’s activities. Program chairman, Diane Flint has reported that a member of the club will be the speaker. Latin Club is sponsored by Mrs. Suz-
anna Compton.
GHS Tiger Cubs conquered West Lafayette in a wrestling meet last Tuesday, 25-21. The B-Team Matmen also won their meet 23-19. Tonight the Cubs will travel to Crawfordsville for their third match.
-Corn Show John Harbison 1st; Kent Brattain 2nd. Class X Special Bushel (Produce of Hybrid) — John Harbison 1st. Class XI Bushel Exhibit — 5Acre Members from 5-Acre Plot — John Harbison 1st. Class XH Bushel Exhibit — |5-Acre Members from 5-Acre 'Plot — Emory Brattain 1st. Class XIII Peck of Wheat — Melissa Harbison 1st; John {Harbison 2nd. Class XIV Peck of Oats — John Harbison 1st. Class XV Peck of Soybeans— Raymond Wright 1st; Marshall Brattain 2nd; Kent Brattain 3rd. Longest Ear of Corn — John Harbison 1st; Kent Brattain 2nd. Ear with Most Rows —John Harbison 1st. Heaviest Ear — John Harbison 1st.
Thursday morning. Y-Teens held a meeting to vote for the ! King of the Christmas Dance
which will be held Saturday j GHS Tiger Cubs conquered evening. December 12. West Lafayette in a wrestling The Senior boys choosen for meet last Tuesday, 25-21. The this honor are Jim Covert, Jim B-Team Matmen also won their Johnson, John Michael, Tom meet 23-19. Tonight the Cubs Troyer, and Tom Williams. The will travel to Crawfordsville name of the King will not be
for their third match.
revealed until the night of the dance.
WGRE News All the action of the DePauwDenison basketball game will be broadcast by WGRE tonight at 7:45 p. m. The play-by-play coverage of this non-conference game will have Marty Farrell and Craig Brines at the microphone.
The Spanish Club is having Christmas dinner Wednesday,
Greencastle High School was
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Historical Society
Met At Torr’s
The Putnam County Historical Society held a dinner meeting at Torr’s Restaurant for November and December. In addition to the regular members, two guests were present, Mrs. Mary Huestis Mangun of San Mateo, California, and Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Sr., of Wood-
ruff, Wisconsin.
Names were drawn for new secret sisters. In closing the club presented the president wtih very beautiful pin and earring set. The January 13 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Toney.
Mary Stone Hostess To Craft Club
Club with
Maple Heights Craft
Mrs William Boatmrht ' heW an a11 day meeting
8 ’ i a pitch in dinner at the home of
president, opened the meeting. . / ,, ^ „ T , T . . Mrs. Mary Stone Wednesday
It was announced that the next « meeting will be held January Deceml:)er •
27th. The special guest and A delicious dinner was enjoyspeaker for the event will be ed by twelve members. Prof. Clifton Phillips. Prof. The afternoon was spent in Phillips will speak on "Politics making crocheted hats of yarn. After the Civil War.” Also some other craft items
A discussion was held con- were on exhibit,
cerning the Sesquecentennial of The lesson for next month
the Civil War. A committee was
Jefferson Belles | setta Houck. Mrs. Charles Gore Has A Meeting and daughter. Elizabeth Heber, The Jefferson Belle’s Young Greencastle: Joyce W T ood. FillHomemakers Club held their more; Fern German. CloverDecember Christmas Dinner dale; Dell Nunaley, Coatesville; meeting at Torr’s Restaurant Edith Brown, Gosport: Effic December 10th. Preceding the Neese - Poland: Edward Truax, dinner a short business session Spencer,
was held. The club members
. , NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION received miniature ceramic Uie circuit court Phristma s fic^urenes from the Putnzni County. IndlznA.
tmnstmas rigurenes irom me , NoUce Js herfby g)vfn th>t OOLDIE
L. RUNYAN was on the 3rd day of December, 1964. appointed: Executrix of the Will of EFFIE E. NEWGENT.
hostess, Joyce McCammack. After members joined in
singing the song of the month, deceased.
000 | All persons bavin* claims against "Deck the Halls,” roll call was said estate, whether or not due. must
Slven with members tellinr ; Sf V:
“How I found out about Santa publication of this notice or said claims
will be forever barred.
Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this
3rd day of December. 1964 Probate Cause No 10.458.
Jack P Hinkle
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Putnam County. Indiana
. su „ „ WILLIAM L McCLELLAN er with a bath powder set for Attorney s-i2-i9-3t services rendered. ;
Claus.”
During the evening gifts were exchanged. The club members presented Alice Hack-
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
To all our lives, Christmas brings joy and happiness in our hearts. Why does it fade so soon after a few days. Is it because Christ is not in our Christmas in our hearts or is it just baubles and sparkles
that go out, too soon?
Personal And
Local News The Big Walnut
selected to work on the sesquecentennial project with county authorities. Members were encouraged to join the State Historical Society for 1965 to enable them to receive copies of the first volume of the most complete and authoritative account ever written about the
Hoosier state.
Mrs. Perry Michael gave an informative program on the history of the Christmas Seal. The Christmas Seal crusade is a year around project throughout the nation. It began on a nationwide scale in 1904 with the
Baptist organization of the National
will be announced later. Hostess for the January meeting will be Mrs. Louise McKamey.
December 16. They will have honored by the presence of the Spanish food and will sing and Brass Choir from Indiana State play games in Spanish. There ; College of Terre Haute. Miss will be three pinatas filled ] Janis Kracht introduced the with candy which will be brok- choir, which was on a concert en by the members. ' tour.
Sheinwold On Bridge Partnership Agreement Solves Defense Problem By Alfred Sheinwold The defenders hit a snag on today’s hand. They came close to defeating the contract, but no credit is given on the scorepad for near misses. The postmortem discussion raises an interesting point. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A QJ9 V Q 10 7 <0 K 6 * KJ 1072 WEST EAST A 7 6 3 A8542 A 5 4 ^ 32 0 J 10952 O A873 * 86 A A43 SOUTH A AK 10 KJ986 O O 4 A Q 9 5 South West North East 1 Pass 2 A Pass 3 A Pass 3 Pass 4 All Pass Opening lead — 0 J
trick. When West got his ace of trumps he would lead his remaining club to the ace. A third round of clubs then would give West his ruff to defeat the contract. East’s actual play would be correct if West had a singleton club. West’s suggestion would be correct since West actually had two clubs. The question is: Can East tell whether his partner has one or two clubs? A good partnership should
"Sunday in Greencastle” will feature the sermon by Bishop
Richard C. Raines of the Indi- Dec ’’ 20 ’
ana Methodist Church at Gobin Memorial Church tomorrow at
10:30 a. m.
Bishop Raines will also rededicate the newly decorated sanctuary of the church. Christmas music will be the offering of Music of the Mas-
ters at 12:30.
The Messiah by George Frederick Handel as performed by the Independence, Missouri, Messiah Choir and the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra will be the first presentation. Featured after the Messiah will be the DePauw UniversityGreencastle Choral Union performing Mozart’s Mass in C, the Coronation Mass. The Choral Union is direct-
Church Christmas program will be presented Sunday evening,
West opened the jack of dia- [
monds, declarer played low I
from dummy, and East won with the ace. East then thought about his partner’s hand. It seemed likely to East that
South had four-card support in clubs for his raise to three clubs. I
This would leave West with only one club. East therefore led out the ace of clubs and continued with a low club, hoping that his partner would ruff.
No such luck. West had to least onc ace . follow suit. When West got his |
ace of trumps he could not put
his partner in for another CHristllldS Pafty
O. E. S. and Mason Christ
agree that a player who has a ; ed by Prof. Joseph R. Flummer-
singleton and wants to ruff
must lead his singleton. If he
fails to lead a short suit, he does not hold a singleton in that
suit.
This principle would guide East in today’s hand. Since West failed to open a club, he does not have a singleton club. East should therefore assume that West has a doubleton in clubs. On this basis. East returns a low club instead of the ace of clubs at the second
trick.
DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spade Q J 9. Heart Q 10 7, Diamond K 6. Club K J 10 7 2. What do
you say?
Answer: Pass . You have 12 points in high cards and 1 point for the doubleton. enough for an optional opening bid. You decide to pass for two reasins.
Donelsons Entertain Pharmacy Employes Mr. and Mrs. Norman Donelson were host and hostess for the employes of Donelsons Pharmacy at a dinner held at Old Trail Inn Sunday. The dinner table was beautifully decorated with the Christmas motiff. The ladies received as favors, beautiful corsages and the gentlemen initial linen handkerchiefs. All had a wonderful
time.
Those attending the meeting In *™ cu rcou« T were Alice Hacker, Carolyn Putnam county. Indiana
xt- ,-1 t-it j x*r-iii c Notice is hereby given that Arvel C. Nichols, Wanda Williams, Sue Roach was on the *0th day of DecernSal^tman Oressa Briirht Alice brr, 1964 appointed: Executor of :..e
saisman, uressa ungni, Alice wm of clajr Bettls decPas ed.
Alexander, Kay Jones, Maxine j ah persons having claims against
/-i i s * id estate, whether or not now due.
McGammaCK, Ivlartna Cooper, I must file the same in said court withEvelyn Goodpaster, Shirley ^ticVV's^ Cooper, Polly Sullivan, Jackie claims will be forever barren , T , . „ Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this McCammack, Karen Allen, joth day of December. 1964.
mine Probate Cause No 10 459 ^ Une ’ Jack P Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for
. Putnam County, Indiana. Cammack. Frank G. Stoessel
The evening was brought to Atw,rney 12-19-26-31 a close with the singing of notice of administration
Christmas songs and with this in the circuit court li. ,.xt , . of Putnam County. Indiana.
thought, No one is useless in
Gypsy Hacker, Betty
Noma Woods and Joyce Mc-
this world, who lightens burden of another.”
Mrs. Nellie Denny has returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gruenholz
in Sweetwater. Texas.
A son was born Saturday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Burnham, Hess Trailer
Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Truax, of Worthington, are the parents of a daughter born Saturday morning at the Putnam County Hospital.
The Gayette Social Club, of Reelsville, will have its Christmas evening meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Robert Gray.
Tuberculosis Association. The chosen emblem was taken from the double-barred cross of the First Crusades. Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau of Saranac Lake became the first president of the orgaization. His own cure of the disease benefitted others at a hospital he established in the Adirondack Mountains. The Christmas Seal was first placed on sale in Denmark in 1904 and did not reach the United States until 1907. Emily Bissell organized the program in the United States and the first sales took place in Wilmington, Delaware, and Philadelphia. Leigh Mitchell Hodges undertook the editing of the U. S. program. Since then the Christmas Seal crusade has been supported by the government, religious and other organizations.
CLUB CALENDAR
Tuesday
Present Day Club—2 p.m.— Mrs. James G. Huges. D.A.R.—7:30 p.m.—Christian Home, hostesses Mrs. Jane Hays and Mrs. Winona Welch. Wednesday Twentisth Century—2 p.m.— Mrs. L. W. Van Cleave. Federated Reading Club — Mrs. Helen Eiteljorge — 7:30
p. m.
Business A P r o f e s sional Women’s Club Christmas party —7:30 p.m.—Miss Grace Browning, hostess.
Friday
Needlecraft Club — Mrs. L. W. Vancleave — 2 p. m.
West Marion Club Holds
Christmas Meeting
The West Marion Home Dem-
earlier this week and is report- j onstration Club held its Christ-
ed recovering from surgery.
Miss Norma Ann Ray of Cloverdale was admitted to the Putnam County Hospital)
Starlite Past Matrons of Fillmore OES will meet Monday evening, December 14th, with Mrs. Harvey Owens. All Past
I nias party at Hunt's Wednes-
day, Dec. 9.
The table was beautifully ' given and approved. Pecans are
Mrs. Bartlett Hostess To Lena W.S.C.S. The Lena Methodist Church W.S.C.S. met Wednesday, December 9, at the home of Mrs. E. B. Bartlett for their monthly and Christmas meeting. The home was beautifully decorated in the Christmas spirit and the members all enjoyed a delicious dinner and desserts furnished by the hostess and members, after which the meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Maurine Aker. Mrs. John Mace gave the devotions using her theme of "Lighting the Candle of Light, and the World.” Along with a Christmas scripture and story, followed by prayer. The Story of the Shepherds was read from an English Bible by Mrs. Harry Reeves. Mrs. William Rowings gave the “Story of The W’ise Men” and “Father Looks at Life Differ-
ently."
Lesson by Mrs. George Adamson. She gave several readings. The business reports were
Motorists Will Get Free Coffee SOUTH BEND. UPI — Thousands of motorists traveling the Indiana Toll Road during Christmas and New Year’s will be -encouraged to stop for free , coffee breaks in the interests I of traffic safety. Robert A. Tillett, general manager of the superhighway, said today that cards will be distributed by toll booth attendents along the road entitling bearer to a free cup of coffee at any of the road’s 16 service
1 areas.”
"We are offering free coffee to remind travelers to take the break they need most when they are both tired and in a ; hurry,” Tillett said. The coffee will be offered from 7 p. m. Christmas Eve to noon Christmas Day and from 7 p. m. New Year's Eve to 7 a. m. New Year’s Day.
Notice Is hereby given that ROACHDALE BANK and TRUST COMPANY was on the 30 day of November, .964 appointed- Administrator of the estate of BERTHA AIRHART. deceased All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court with. In six (6i months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this
30 day of November. 1964. Probate Cause No. 10.456.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Putnam County. Indiana
Jack P Hinkle LYON & BOYD
Attorneys 5-12-19-3t
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decorated in keeping with Christmas. The president, Edith Girton, used a favor for each
Matrons of FUlmore Chapter ; member’s birthday with a birth-
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LAFAYETTE UPI — The
First, you have 1 Quick Trick R ev . Louis Griffin, «7, pastor
and should have at least 2 for an opening bid. Second, you prefer not to open a borderline hand that does not inclurde at
round of clubs. South managed! to draw trumps safely and !
make his contract. Difference of Opinion
West thought that East should lead a low club instead of the ace of clubs at the second
mas Party, pitch-in, December 19th at. 6:00 p. m. F & A. M. Installation of officers and fish fry. 25 year pin. December 26th at 6:30. Fred Everts. W.M.
of Second Baptist Church, was freed on $1,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing next week on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Griffin was arrested on charges that he shot and slightly wounded Robert Lee Hart, 40, Lafayette. Griffin told authorities Hart branished a knife at him in the pastor’s home and he shot in self defense.
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IN MEMORY In memory of William Lewis who passed away cember 14, 1945. Today brings sad memories Of our loved one gone to rest He will never be forgotten By the ones who loved him
best.
His Family pd
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In memory of Ralph Hammond, who passed away one year ago, December 13, 1963. Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break but all in vain. To have, to love, and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one’s heart. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never, The memory of those happy days When we were all together. Inez and Helen Cassida
Dear Santa: Thank you for coming to visit us Thursday night. It was very thoughtful of you. Love, Amy, Rita, Lori, and Daryl, Children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Taylor, 601 North Madison Street.
are invited.
Ronald Bird, 24, Fillmore, was arrested at College Avenue and Shadowlawn at 12:40 this morning by City Officer Bill Masten and charged with false
registration.
Mrs. Marcia Huckleberry, Miss Laura Huckleberry and her guest, Miss Lynette Graffis attended the Christmas Ballet at Clowes Hall, Indianapolis Fri-
day evening.
The International Order of Job’s Daughters Bethel No. 78 will hold their regular meeting Monday, December 14, at 7:00 p. m. at the Masonic Temple. This is also a practice for installation so please come. The Woman’s Missionary Society of Big Walnut Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Robert Gray on December 17. A Christmas lesson will be given by Mrs. Clark Herbert. There will be a gift exchange and all women are invited. The Town and Country Club of Roachdale held their Annual Christmas Pitch-in dinner meeting at the home of Mrs. Francis Asher. The new officers were installed and Gifts exchanged in the afternoon business meeting. There were 18 present and
5 children.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McKinster, of Manhatten, were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Burks. Mr. Burks is the son of Mrs. McKinster and is president of the American Short Lines Railways. He has been transferred from Tacoma, Wash., to Washington, D. C. Sunday, Dec. 13 will be the two last services of the Revival Meeting at the Hanna St. Baptist Church, 501 E. Hanna St., Greencastle, with Evangelist Carlyle Scott of Crawfordsville, Ind. The Pastor, Paul M. Robinson, and the congregation invite you to Sunday School, 9:30 a. m., the Morning service, 10:30 and the evening service,
7:00 p. m.
day angel. A very delicious meal was served to ten members. A short business meeting was conducted. Edith Girton, the outgoing president, thanked the club members for their cooperation during the year. In recognition to her officers she presented them a very nice gift. Programs for the new year were passed out and filled in by each member. Grab bag gifts were also exchanged and one secret sister gift was given.
to be ordered and sold by the members. It was also announced that Christmas programs will be held at Lena Methodist Church on December 20th by the M.Y.F. The Christmas party on December 23rd. After the close of business the members enjoyed opening exchange gifts from secret pals. Gifts were also brought to be sent to mental hospitals. Many lingered around the open fire visiting and talking with some whose paths had not crossed for some time. Then bidding the hostess good-bye, departed on their way, wishing all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
CARD OF THANKS We want to wish all our good friends, neighbors, and relatives in Greencastle and in around Putnam County and also the Friendly Neighbor Club of East Greencastle Township a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We also want to wish all our good friends and relatives in Florida a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Carl and Florence Fcrrand Sebring, Fla., R. R. No. 1,
Box 323.
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