The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 December 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Monday, December 28, 1964
Sheinwold On Bridge RECOGNIZE VILLAIN BY CARDS HE PLAYS
National Men’s Terim Champion In the old-fashioned melodrama you could always recognize the villian because he was the man who wore a mustache. Bridge would be easier if the same principle applied; as things are you have to think | to spot the villian.
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slightly. Tire time had come to sort out the actors, an easy task for the declarer in this case. J. Lawrence Block, who played the South cards, could not have become the most successful realtor in Beverly Hills if he needed a mustache to recognize the villian. Block led a club from dummy and allowed East to hold the trick with the queen of clubs. East might do his best to look ugly, but he was no villian and could do no harm.
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West opened the king of diamonds, and East dropped the jack to signal for a continuation. South ruffed the next diamond and drew two rounds of trump's with dummy’s queen and jack. West discarded a diamond on the second round of trumps, and declarer winced
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RETURNS TRUMPS East returned a trump, still hoping that declarer would slip. Block won. led a heart to dummy, and returned another club. When East played the king of clubs declarer once more played low from the South hand. This key play left East helpless. He returned a heart, but declarer won, drew the last trump, and cashed the ace of clubs. This set up the ten of clubs and assured the contract. South would go down if he took the ace of clubs too early. This would allow West, the villian of the piece, to gain the lead with the jack of clubs. West would lead a diamond, forcing South to ruff. East would then get a trump trick to defeat the contract. DAILY QUESTION You have opened the bidding with one spade, the next player has bid two diamonds, and this is passed around to you. You hold: Spade A K 10 8 2, Heart K Q 10. Diamond Q, Club A 10 8 3. What do you say? Answer: Double. This is a takeout double, asking partner
to bid his best suit, and promising good support with more than tl» strength of a minimum opening bid. If partner has diamond length and strength he can pass the double for penalties.
WoolworthHeir Marries Actress NEW YORK UPI — Dime store heir Woolworth (Woolie) Donahue, 51, and a curvaceous, blonde former television actress were married during the weekend at Donahue's estate on
Long Island.
The bride is Mary Hartline Carlson, 36, who was the highstepping majorette star of tele-
vision’s “Super Circus’’ during Christ, the Son of God; and
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Bible
Thought These are written that ye might believe that Jesus is the
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It was the third marriage for both Donahue and Miss Hortline, who began her television career in 1946, at 18. as an orchester leader on the “Teen Town’’ program.
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Saving faith is grounded of fact. What Jesus did proves Him to be the Son of God. We therefore believe in Him, and He imparts to us eternal life.
Personal And Local News
The City Council will meet in regular session this evening at
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Entertains Family At Torr’s Restaurant Mrs. Nellie Evens and Mr. and Mrs. William Boatright entertained their immediate family at a Christmas dinner held at Torr’s Restaurant, December
26.
Those attending were Mr. and 7:30. Mrs. Marion Sears, Alan and
Karen; Mr. and Mrs. John A daughter was born SaturSears. Johnny, Rebecca and day at the Putnam County HosCharles; Mr. and Mrs. William P ital to ^ and Mrs. Jerry McNains, Mike and Sharee; Mr. Ayres, Greencastle, Route 1. and Mrs. Don Austin, Florence j Holiday school vacation guest Anne and Margie, Mr. and Mrs. of Helen and Carl Glaze and Earl Gossett, Patti and Teresa. famil is Ron Berry who ls Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sears and visi John and Mike Glaze .
Mrs. Ethel Sears.
This is the first time in about Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langdon, twenty years that the whole of Stilesville, are the parents family has been together. of a son born Sunday morning at the Putnam County Hospital.
Mrs. Eileen Shuee announced this morning that the license branch will be closed New Year’s Day and the following Saturday. This is in compliance with the order of the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
Local Comment The walk-wait signs seems to be snarling up a lot of pedestrian traffic according to conversation overheard in a popular coffee break establishment. The biggest complaint is that the “walk” light is on for such a short time that after the "wait” sign appears the traffic light shows green. Just goes against the grain of what everyone has been taught about traffic sig-
nals.
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Some people think the money spent for the walk-wait signs should have been put into a traffic signal at North Jackson and Franklin Streets. While they’re doing that maybe the money could be stretched to install one at North Indiana and Franklin.
The new parking ordinance may do away with the collection agencies. You know, the people who want to see how many yellow tickets they can collect in a month. There are two groups of these people. One collects the yellow tickets and the other group collects the red ones. One day the police department will do a little collecting of their
Mrs. John May, whose home is in Chillicothe, Missouri, arrived in Greencastle last Saturday evening for a week's visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Williams, Route 3, North Arlington Ext. She will return home Saturday morning. The Mays and Williams have been very close friends for ‘ more than 35 years. The League of Women Voters wishes to bring to the attention of those interested in the United Nations the series of six programs on the goals and accomplishments of the U.N. being underwritten by the Xerox Corporation on ABC-TV. The first, to be presented this evening at 9:30 on Channel 13. is based loosely on Charles Dickens’ "Christmas Carol” and dramatizes the need for all men to become involved in today’s world. British comedy star Peter Sellers will be the Ghost of Christmas Future, Sterling Hayden appears as a modernday Scrooge and Eva Marie Saint will portray a WAVE officer of World War II.
Christmas comes but once a year. This comes as a relief to a lot of shoppers. How about those people who collect food baskets for the needy? Christmas should come more often. In this great land of ours, no one should go hungry.
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A newspaper reporter usually attends a great many banquets in search of news. Turkey banquets. The turkey served for Thanksgiving and Christmas must furnish enough left-overs for the whole banquet circuit. No complaints of course.
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Hospital Notes
Who was the person who suggested that the city move the courthouse elsewhere and place a parking lot in that location ? Might work out if drivers could be kept from taking a short cut across the square.
Dismissed Saturday: Mrs. ! Donald Mundy and son, Goldie ! Clark, Dorotha Miller, Albert I Hoffman, Steven Cox, Greencastle; Robert Page, Gosport. Dismissed Sunday: M r s. Everett Wichmann and daughter, Ray Poynter, Jerry Lee, Vernie Chastain, Suzan Litchford, Greencastle; Joy Robinson, Fillmore! Dennis Diel, Danville; Paul Partin, Gosport; Sharon Flinn, Spencer; Everett Evans, Cloverdale.
A car Isn’t safe parked along the side of the street anymore. Elva Akin, 301 W. Walnut, parked her car in front of her house the other night. Some one came along and struck it. Result: one destroyed automobile with a hit-and-run driver on the loose.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Lawrence R. Bruner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bruner, 1 year old December 26th. Vonda Clark, daughter of Mr. and Airs. Eugene Clark, Greencastle Rural Route No. 1, 5 years old today, Dec. 28.
How many of the Banner readers have stopped in once in a while to talk to the myna bird in Myers Pet Shop? According to one news hawk in this office it can carry on a lively conversation. Of course people always thought he was for the birds anyway. If you couldn’t tell It anyother way, the absence of parking slots would have. Christmas has been here.
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