The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 February 1965 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Monday, February 1,1965
Editorial-Wise Indiana Is The Greatest! Indiana, in our opinion, is the greatest state in the Union, and we are proud to admit it to the world in general and to the nation in particular. No matter where you go, you always hear someone say that Hoosiers are most hospitable and so friendly. Incidentally, you can always tell a native Hoosier by just two words whether you are in the Deep South, the Far West, in the East or North. A real Hoosier most always will say 4 I reckon,” at sometime during a conversation with strangers or new acquaintances. Locally, we have been told by IBM Plant personnel, who come to this city, especially from the Eastern states, that residents of Greencastle welcomed them warmly and made them feel at home immediately after their arrival. Indiana with its fertile farms, its valleys, its woodlands, its state parks, its lakes, its streams and rivers is a fisherman and a hunter’s paradise. Then there are its many industries, large and small, and of course, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which is internationally famous for the greatest sporting spectacle in the world—the annual 500-mile auto race. It was m Indiana that Abraham Lincoln spent the formative years of his childhood. Other prominent men who have made Hoosier history in the past include Gen. Lew Wallace, author of Ben Hur and whose study in Crawfordsville is an interesting place to visit; James Whitcomb Riley, the poet; Booth Tarkington, Meredith Nicholson, George Barr McCutchan, Paul Dresser, George Ade, Theodore Dreisler and many, many
more.
As the late William Herschell once wrote, “Ain't God good to Indiana.” Yes, sir, folks, in spite of its snows, we still say Indiana is the greatest!
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Mrs. Boschen Is Hostess To Club The Tip Toppers Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday, Jan. 26th, at the home of Barbara Boschen. The meeting was opened by the president, Sarah Godin leading the club singing "Santa Lucia.” While standing, were repeated in unison the flag salute and club collect. Roll call was answered with “A Word I Have Trouble Spelling.” Happy anniversary was sung to Maye Traux. Olive Sutherlin received a secret sister gift. The secretary-treasurer report was read and approved. Rosalie Allen gave the lesson on Craft. The president, Kathleen Walton, was presented her chain and thanked the club. The council meeting was discussed. Refreshments were served and enjoyed by all. The Monday Book Club —
Sheinwold On Bridge No-Speech Amendment Needed for Bridgers By Alfred Sheinwold
National Men's Team Champion “The first amendment to the Constitution guarantees free speech.” I remarked to my 13-year-old boy as he prepared for a history test. “But after you get out of school," I continued in an undertone, “you discover that free speech can be very
Sorority Met With Mrs. Robert Koenig Xi Beta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Robert Koenig, 604 Prunrose Lane. Miss Violet Schopmeyer was the co-hostess. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Gene Frederick. All the members repeated the opening ritual. Plans were made for spring rush which was the main topic of the meeting. The meeting adjourned by all the members repeating the closing ritual. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostess.
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Dismissed Saturday:
Paula Reasor, Greencastla
Wilson Blue. Greencastle Willie Beard, Greencastle
Don Carrington, Greencastle Raymond Rogers, Greencastle Louise Haverly, Greencastle
Beatrice Ford. Roachdale Ellis Haltom -verdale
Dennis Ver. ■ v Cloverdale
Ella Crawley mbridge
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hand was on my mind, so he Mr an(J Mrs Hu?h Carter, tiptoed out of the room while cloverdale, Route 1, a boy,
I was still muttering. When a g^uj-day^
boy wants td get out of study- Mr and Mrg Robert All€ej ing for a test, his best friend is Greencastle, Route 2, a girl,
his father's mutter. Saturday.
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talking to myself. South took the ace of spades and returned the queen of diamonds to the king. Back came the singleton heart to the ace, and South continued with the jack of diafmonds to the ace. East cashed the king of spades and led a diamond for West to ruff with the nine. West cashed the king of hearts and continued with a heart, which East ruffed with the ace of trumps. By this time the defenders had taken six tricks, and West was still sure to get two trump tricks. South won only five tricks at his contract of three clubs doubled. HAD TO BID ”1 had to bid," South wailed. I had 17 points in high cards.” It was true, but those 17 points cost him 1,100 points on the scorepad. Me too, because I was North. Maybe that’s why I was muttering. An opponent's overbid seldom distresses me quite so much. Count your high-card points for offensive bidding, but not t for defensive bids. When an opponent has opened the bidding, count your playing tricks. If you bid for nine tricks, make 1 sure that you can win about seven tricks in your own hand even if the roof falls in. If you base your defensive bids on your high-card points, you will pay heavily for the privilege of free speech. Somewhere in the fine print of the Constitution there's a clause that says you're allowed to keep quiet when you have nothing worthwhile to say. DAILY QUESTION With both sides vulnerable, dealer bids one spade and you are next, holding: Spade A J. Heart A Q, Diamond Q J 10 7 3. Club Q J 8 3. What do you
say?.
Answer: Pass or bid one notrump. The diamond suit is not good enough for a defensive bid at the level of two (a good six-card suit is needed). If you do bid, make up your mind to keep quiet unless you hear from your partner.
Dismissed Sunday:
Sandra Butts, Greencastle Tessie Welch, Greencastle Mary Mackey, Greencastle Nina Cook, Greencastle Nina Hanna. Roachdale Mrs. Stephen Price a n
daughter, Cloverdale
Lorene Gray, Reelsville Olive Calvert, Bainbridge
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William Jenner and S. R.' Rariden left today to spend a few weeks in Monterrey, Mexico. The Hospital Guild Board meeting has been postponed from February 2nd to February 9th. The Crescent Club will meet Wednesday, February 2nd at 2:30 with Mrs. Agnes Trippett, 307 E. Washington St.
Verlin Voegel underwent surgery at Mayo’s, Rochester, Minnesota, January 28. His condition is reported satisfactory.
shift in the hemline came in the evening department. The skirts were always very full and the hemlines hit midway between calf and ankle. The Dior collection dominated the fourth day of the current spring and summer showings for international buyers here.
Card Of Thanks
The meeting of Parrish 1 of the First Christian Church to be held at the Ralph Bee home tonight has been cancelled due to inclement weather. The Country Reading Club will meet Wednesday, February 3rd, at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Verner Houck with Mrs. Maurice McCullough. Mrs. Edmond Torr will have the pro-
gram.
Margie Wysong. R. R. 1 in Greencastle, teaching mathematics at T. C. Howe High School in Indianapolis, is among 238 from Indiana University beginning eight-week student teaching assignments in February in secondary schools throughout the Hoosier state.
I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers, cards, food, visits, telephone calls and everyone who helped my family in any way during my stay in the hospital
and at home.
Your thought fulness has
meant a lot.
Stellt Price, R. R. 4
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Card Of Thanks To our friends, neighbors and relatives, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the sympathetic attention, the beautiful floral tributes and all other courtesies shown at the time of the passing of Marjorie Trail, our beloved wufe and mother. We wish to thank Dr. Johnson, the Putnam County Hospital staff, also we wish to thank the Reverend Palmer for his consoling message and also the Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home for their services rendered. The Charles Trail family
Card Of Thanks I wish to thank Dr. Wiseman, Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Lett, and Dr. Ellett for the wonderful care I received while in the hosptial. Also all the hospital staff. I wish to thank the Reverend Byrns and the Reverend James Palmer for their prayers and visits. I thank all my friends for their cards and flowers. Mrs. Virginia Anderson
her son, Teddy. Mi's. John Zeiner, Club President, was in charge of the meeting. The meeting opened with the song of the month, “Santa Lucia" led by Mrs. Oscar Irving. Roll call was answered by fourteen members telling their nicest Christmas Gift. Two children were present. County dues were collected for 1965 and the “pennies for Friendship” collection was
made.
Mrs. John Zeiner gave a report bn the council meeting. Mrs. Max West and Mrs. Crawford Burris will exhibit Crafts for our club Feb. 1st at the Community building. Our lesson “The Well Adjusted Child” was given by Mrs. Crawrford Burris. Mrs. Burris stressed the three ways of growing up which are: I. Adult Control where the parents are very authoritarian. Children may become very shy and cowering from this method. II. Child Control where children grow up in homes that are controlled by the child’s lightest w'him. Children need guidance. III. Democratic Control where there is consideration of each person. Every person, child or adult, has a right to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” The Goal of Discipline is self-discipline and the tool by whichwe help our children gradually grow is wise discipline. The meeting was adjourned w’ith the cldb prayer and refreshments were served by the hostess.
-Branigin
said. “We cannot permit the fact that we speak of billions to distract us from the opportunity to save thousands," he said. Branigin proposed a 51 million cut by limiting the milage allowance for travel in private cars to 8 cents from a recommended 10-cents. He said the state could save 5500,000 in two years that way. Branigin added that 5500,000 in two years also could be saved in publications and printing. “We should in my judgement do away with state-owned aircraft and we must see to it that public vehicles are used only for public purposes,” Branigin said. He recommended a cut of 58 million from the amounts proposed for state aid to public schools, and $8 million from the colleges’ and universities’ operating budget and $10 million from their construction budget.
EVACUATE FOR SAFETY MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. UPI j —A four-block area on the city's northwest side was evacuated today when a tanker truck hauling 3,900 gallons of liquid oxygen went out of control on a snow and ice-covered street and crashed into a house. The tank ruptured and some of its content leaked out before it was transfered to another
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The Northern Indiana Public Service Co., shut off gas and all smoking and fires in the area i were banned.
YOU'RE TELLING ME! ly WIIUAM WIT Central Press Writer
Card of Thanks This is to say thanks to all who sent flowers, cards, and messages to me during my stay in the hospital and since my return home. Thanks to the nurses and all those aides who were so nice to me. Thanks to Dr. Tipton and Dr. Lett. Mona Wilson
Card Of Thanks I would like to thank my many friends, who by the lovely cards, flowers and visits helped so much during my stay in the hospital following my accident. I would also like to thank the Ministers, Doctors, Nurses and Nurses Aids for their many kindnesses. Mary Ford..
THE BELGIAN SENATE has voted to increase King Baudoin’s annual salary from 5840,000 to a million dollars. Now, that’s what we call being treated right royally. 1 ! ! Because two classmates were expelled when caught writing love letters to girl friends, 60 students of' a French college went on a hunger strike. That’s a lot of people starving for romance! ! ! ! An Oklahoma cantannarian annauncas tha only raason ha's giv- ! an up smoking is bocauso cigarats ara now too expensive. Worried about tha health af his bankroll? ! ! ! On reading that the swimming pool in the new Rayburn House Office Building has no diving platform because the
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