The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 December 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Tuesday, December 15, 1964
Sheinwold On Bridge Short Trump Suit Calls For Caution By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion Good bidders try to find a trump suit in which the partnership has a safe majority. It is far more difficult to keep control when you hold only seven trumps and the opponents have six, but you must sometimes take this risk. East dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH * K 7 4 Q 10 8 53
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4* 10 6 5 WEST EAST 4 J 108 5 A 92
to leave the last two trumps out. He began to run the dia-
Mrs. Charles Skelton and Patty; Mrs. Richard Watson and Linda; Mrs. Howard Wilson and Barbara; Mrs. Arthur Witt Jr. and Janice; Mrs. Raymond
monds, allowing the defenders Booker and Sandra; Mrs. Wil-
liam Kopp and Roberta; Mrs. Lloyd Passwater and Sharon; Mrs. Norman Myers and Norma; Mary Bonifacuis; Mary Jane, Shirley and Lois Fitzsimmons; Audry Harvey; Lynn
to ruff.
West ruffed the third diamond but could not defeat the contract. If he returned a club, dummy could ruff — and this
was South s reason for leaving I Hostetterj Mrs. Glenna* Grindol;
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South had a safe diamond suit but could not win eleven tricks at diamonds. He decided to try for ten tricks as spades despite the trump shortness. The defenders took their two clubs and continued with a third club, forcing South to ruff. Declarer could not afford to discard on the third since he would then have to lose the setting trick to a trump. South continued with the king and ace of trumps. This left a small trump in dummy and the queen in South’s hand, with two trumps still out. If South tried to draw the two trumps with his queen. West eventually get a trick with his last trump and another with his last club. LEAVES TRUMPS OUT Actually, South was willing
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a trump in dummy. South could
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then get back to his hand with ers . j 0 j ee Schmidt; Mrs. Jack the ace of hearts to draw the p or t er ; jjh stew’art; Rev. and last trump and run he rest of Mrg Ft og€r j a mes, and the adthe diamonds. viser, Mrs. Alton Byrd and her It would do West no good to mother, Mrs. Frank Sillery. discard hearts instead of ruff-1 a grab-bag gift was given to ing. South would just continue each mother and the girls ex-
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to run his diamonds and w asn't particular which ten trekis he took. Think about leaving a trump in dummy next time you play a hand w'ith a dangerously short trump suit. That las ttrump in dummy may protect you against being forced to ruff in your hand. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens wdth 1 NT, and the next player doubles. You hold: Spade K 7 4. Heart Q 10 8 5 3, Diamond Q 7, Club 10 6 5. What do you say? Answer: Redouble. You cannot be sure that your side has a game since you have only 7 points and partner may have only 16, but you expect to punish the opponents if they wish to wiggle out. The doubler must have all the missing points, and his partner must have a worthless hand.
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Roachdale FHA Held Mother, Daughter Banquet The Roachdale Chapter of F.H.A. held its annual MotherDaughter Banquet Monday, December 7, in the school cafeteria. Each girl brought a dish of food for the supper. The decoration committee made snowflakes and covered the tables with white paper, placing candles and evergreen in the center of each. “The Lord's Prayer” was presented by the officers as devotions. The Rev. Roger James of the Roachdale Christian Church, was the speaker for the even-
ing.
There were 105 mothers and daughters in attendance for the banquet. Those who enjoyed the
Golden Circle enro Met At Old Trail Inn December 3rd. The Golden Circle of Washington Township met aand enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner at Old Trail Inn. Dinner was served at 12 o’clock with twelve members present. Ae 1:30 the meeting was called to order in the usual form by the president, Lena ! Trussed. Silent Night, was sung in unison followed by the “Lord's
Prayer.”
Devotions: Luke 2:1-20 read by Mrs. Charles Altman. Minutes were read by Mrs. Lloyd Fellows. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Harlen Nelson and ex-
cepted.
Roll call responded to by a Christmas thought. Riley Cheer Guild leader. Mrs. Walter Hutcheson, made a report on gifts taken to Riley Hospital and a letter was read. Donations gave to Salvation army and Christmas seals purchased. Convolescent cards was sent to members and friends. New officers for 1965 are: Mrs. Charles Alterman, president: secretary, Mrs. Clark Herbert; treasurer, Mrs. Doug-
las Fellow's.
Program committee gave out the new program books.
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Thought God so loved the world, that
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Card Of Thanks I wish to thank the staff and personnel of the Putnam County Hospital for their excellent care and treatment during my recent stay there. God grant each of you peace and content-
He gave His only begotten Son, ment during this Holy season
that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, hut have everlasting life. John 3:16. Who will have this “everlasting life?”; why those that “whosoever.” That means everp person, some w'e keep away from and we can not under-
and the days following. Ethel Vermillion (Mrs. John Vermillion.)
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is also assured by the honesty
stand what they say. God still | in fair competition among the
loves them, He made them. Personal And Local News Women of the Moose will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. There wdll be a gift exchange. .. The Needle - Graft Club will meet with Mrs. L. W. Van Cleave December 18th. Don’t forget the gift exchange. The Modern Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday at 6:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Buell Ross.
A son was born Monday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodge of
Cloverdale.
The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club will meet with
A social hour was enjoyed at Mrs. Wilbur Huber at 1 o’clock which time a grab bag ex- Friday, Dec. 18th.
participating schools and by the dedicated leadership in the Association. The program was well presented with the use of charts and several questions were answered following the talk.
"WHERE'S SANTA?" The American Legion Post No. 58 held a Children’s Christmas Party Monday night. Standing before the Christmas tree are Margaret, Catherine. Elizabeth and Teresa Chase. Nancy Kay Frye and Mike Arnold. The six children were part of the children at the party. Photo by Martin Kruse
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Betty Aker home Dec. 8th. The ; were something each had madehouse was decorated in keeping sewing, fancy work, nut bread,
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority with the Christmas season. The | candy and cookies, held its Christmas par f y at the meeting opened with singing Delicious refreshments were home of Mrs. Dot Mason on Christmas Carols. I served by the Hostess and May-
A playlet entitled “There is belle Rice, Co-Hostess.
change was held.
Meeting closed with giving our president a big thank you, for the kindness shown the past
marvelous food and entertain- - vear - •^ nd reading club
creed and closing ode.
Meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Clark Herbert in
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ment were as follows: Mrs. Hershel Asher, Connie and Kathy; Mrs. Bailey and Donna; Mrs. W\ W. Carr and Kitty; Mrs. Cleo Chastain and Sue; Mrs. Homer Cockran and Janice; Mrs. Copner and Linda; Mrs. Don Corbin and Martha; Mrs. Glenn Crosby and Jolene; Mrs. Earl Duncan, Kay and Fay; Mrs. Otha Faller and Carla; Mrs. Galen Gibson and Vickie; Mrs. Harold Gilstrap and Brenda; Mrs. Don Gilstrap and Susie; Mrs. Howard Hedge and Marcia; Mrs. Reed Hennon and Becky; Mrs. William Hill and Janet; Mrs. William Hueston
and Sheila.
Others were Mrs. William Howard and Louetta; Mrs. William Lawler, Barbara and Carol; Mrs. Floyd Lively and Rita; Mrs. James Mandelco and Phyllis; Mrs. Harry Miller and Mar-
ilyn; Mrs. Hershell Page and , . Jonelle; Mrs. Lillie Parks and Cara Of THaflks Sharyn; Mrs. John Perkins and I wish to thank Dr. Steele,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eilar, of Coatesville, became the parents of a daughter Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Hendrich, of Fillmore, are the parents of a son born Tuesday
January, unless meeting place morning at the Putnam County changes. Hospital.
The Echo Club will meet Wednesday, December 16, at 7:30 at Rosie Cox. The assistant Members are asked not to forget the fifty cent grab bag gift.
Tuesday night, Dec 8th. Peg Walker, the president, gave the pledge ceremony to tne five new girls. A prize was given to the girl who made the prettiest decoration for the tree that we gave to a deserving family. Dot Mason, Anne Hazlett, Peg Walker and Joyce Crandall gave each girl a gift. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostess, Anne Hazlett. Everyone left wishing each other a Merry
Christmas.
no time like Christmas” was; given by a group of women. This was Christmas greetings from our Missionaries from all over the world. Special music by the “little future members” of the society accompanied by Betty Aker sang three songs— “W* Wish You A Merry Christmas”, “Go Tell It On The Mountain” and “Christmas Carols.” The Gift exchange proved to be very interesting as the gifts
Jan 12th meeting will be with
Mrs. Louise Pershing.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Terrance Brian Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Keith. 702 Monon Street, one year today, Dec. 15th.
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Dismissed Monday: Mrs. William Burnham and son, Mrs. James Brown and daughter, Mrs. Ronald Branham and son, Leonard Sims, Greeneastle; Richard Morgan, Roachdale; Mrs. Donald Murrain and daughter, Danville; Charles
Coffin, Fillmore.
Judy; Mrs. Cecil Perkins and Nancy; Mrs. William Perkins and Nancy Kay; Mrs. Wayne Plunkett and Donna; Mrs. Robert Porter and Dorothy; Mrs. Preston and Marcia; Mrs. Charles Purcell and Glenda; Mrs. Joe Riggle and Charlotte. Others attending were Mrs. Dewey Simpson and Sherry;
the suregons, nurses, and nurses | aids for every act of service, encouragement, kindness, in making my stay a pleasure at the Putnam County Hospital. ! Also friends for cards of cheer and Bethel A. M. E.
Church.
God bless you Elizabeth Louisa Sligh
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Robert Lee Frazier, 22, city, was arrested on North College Avenue, at 11:35 Monday night, by Officer Alva Hubble and charged with false registration. The Federated Reading Club will meet with Mrs. Helen Eiteljorge, 112 Jefferson Street, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Elmer Sellers will have the program. Lt. Col. Richard R. Hurst from Fort Sill, Okla., spent the week end with his mother, Grace P. Hurst and other relatives. Col. Hurst was on his way to Fort Sill from Fort Bragg, N. Carolina, where he had been for two weeks. Mary, Marth Missionary Circle of Bethel Baptist Church will meet at the home of Martha Christy Thursday, Dec. 17th at 1:30 p. m. Lucille Evens is co-hostess and Evelyn Buis has the program, “There is No Time Like Christmas.” Gift exchange, something you have made. Christmas program at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday, Dec. 20 at 7. p. m. Gift exchange by Santa and his help-
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoover, R. R. 3. Danville, are the parents of a son born Thursday, Dec. 10th at the Hendricks Co. Hospital. The infant weighed 7 lb., 14T* oz., and has been i named Gary Lee. The couple also have another son, Randy. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Handley, R. R. 2, Roachdale and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoover. R. R. 2, Lebanon, formerly of Bainbridge. The regular monthly meeting of the New Providence Missionary Circle will be held at the church on Dec. 18th at 6:30 p. m. It is family night and there will be the pitch-in supper. Bring your gift for your 1964 secret sister and put your name in it. Also those that wish to participate in the grab bag, bring your gift for it and label it whether for a man or woman or child. There will also be a program incharge of Beulah Hutcheson. Hostesses are: Norma Gaston, Kathy Booker and Nancv Baldwin.
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