The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 February 1965 — Page 2
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Th§ Daily Banner^ Graancastla, Indiana ‘ Wadnasday, Fabruary 3,1965
-Girl Scouts Low birthday pennies are to be brought to party. 8. Troop cookie kits were passed out to leaders present. Instructions were given by Mrs. Robert Eppelheimer, neighborhood cookie chairman. Cookie orders must be turned in to chairman on or before Feb. 26. Cookies go on sale week of March 26 to April 2. If any questions arise, leaders should contact Mrs. Eppelheimer. After announcements and discussion were completed, leaders broke up into small groups ac-
cording to program level to [ meet with their consultants. Meeting adjourned. There will be no neighborhood meeting in March. The next regular meet- , ing will be on April 5th.
Card Of Thanks I wish to thank Drs. Ellett, Wiseman, Schauwecker and Lett for the wonderful care I received, the entire hospital staff, the ministers for their visits and prayers. Thanks to everyone for the notes, cards and visits during my stay in the hospital. God bless each and everyone. Freeman Goodpaster
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THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-21 S. JackMit St. GntncaitU, Ind. Butinait Phon* OL 3-3151 Samual R. Randan, Publisher Norma Hill, Gen. Mgr. Elizabeth Rariden, Butineet Mgr. James B. Zeit, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Po»f Office at Groancattle, Indiana, a* Second Clot* Mai matter under Act of March 7, 1B7B. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Co. $1.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 par year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought I find it to be a law that when I want to do right, evil lies close at hand. Romans 7:21. We know there is a constant struggle of good over evil. We promise to do something good for people around us, and then thoughts crowd in, “who do you think you are, to go out and do that." If you are smart you will goPersonal And Local News The Better Homes Demonstration Club will meet with Nancy Brown, February 8, at , 7:30. Mrs. Cora Pope underwent major surgery last Friday at Fish Memorial Hospital in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Women of the Coon Hunters Association will meet this Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Dorothy Sutherlin. Delta Kappa Gamma sorority 'will not meet Saturday, February 6th but will meet Saturday, February 13th at 2:00 p.m. with Martha McMains. Mrs. E. R. Snyder, Cloverdale, wrote in saying about two weeks ago, after the big snow she saw thousands of robins. It was a massive migration, she said. They stayed around only a few days. Mrs. Snyder lives a few miles south of Belle Union. She also commented that they drove to Bainbridge and saw several robins there. Just a reminder — don't forget to feed the birds.
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County Hospital Dlemieoed Tueed&y: Grace Brothers, Greencastle Peggy Walker, Greencastle Reba Bee, Greencastle Elberta Krug, Greencastle Donnis Hertel, Roachdale Mrs. Albert Keller and daughter, Cloverdale Zella Neese, Brazil Lloyd McGinnis, Fillmore Floyd Hubble, Coatesville Henry Harlan, Coatesville
Sheinwold On Bridge Don’t Let Double Stand ”” After Distributional Bid By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion It’s reasonable to open the bidding with much of your strength in distribution, but don’t forget what you have done. If your partner doubles in reliance on your high cards, look for a way to get out. South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH
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Photo by Ralph Taylor Miss Nancy Ann Lehe became the bride of David Lee Walbring at the First Baptist Church on Friday evening, January 29th. The Rev. Stanley D. Nicol officiated at the double ring ceremony, attended by the immediate families of the bride Auburn, Indiana, and Richard and groom. Miss Becky Raub of Cooper, Greencastle, were the
attendants.
-Essay Contest rivers and streams become polluted. Respect for rich resources must be continued by 1 all citizens or else we will lose valuable assets. Wildlife and forestation are part of the nation’s restoration program. Buffalo and eagles, and other wildlife creatures, which once were plentiful, are rapidly becoming almost ex-
tinct.
America is a wonderful place to live because people have discovered how to live as neighbors. Well educated teachers help boys and girls learn fundamentals of good citizenship, so that with knowledge and understanding we might learn the great lessons history teaches, and therefore, prepare us for our future life’s work. Club programs and community activities help stamp out juvenile delinquency in small towns and large cities. In this modern age of space ships and rockets, we must learn to become accustomed to the society of young and vigorous teenagers, who some day will have to deal with the foreign and domestic affairs of America. Do people consider themselves a Hoosier or a Buck-
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Lehe, and David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walbring, all of Greencastle. A reception in the home of the bride’s parents
followed the ceremony.
Both the bride and groom were graduated from Greencastle High School in 1964, and are at present students at Indi-
eye, according to whichever
Nancy Ann is the daughter state they happen to be living?
Or do we consider ourselves Americans, no matter which state is ours? Patrick Henry once said, “I am not a Virginian, but an American.” Here we enjoy freedoms — freedom of the press, of religion, of speech, of trial by jury. Thousands of our citizens have died
believing that in their death, worked hard
these
Editorial-Wise » , - > ‘ » Still Awaiting Information We asked our friend, City Street Commissioner Clyd# (Brick) Miller the other day if he could give us an estimate on the cost of removing the snow after the big storm on January 15-16. He said as soon as he received all the bills connected with this task he would give us the information we request-
ed.
So far, we have heard nothing from him regarding thif matter, but we are still waiting and hoping. We believe that information of this nature is of general interest to the residents of Greencastle. We know that several men and several trucks and other equipment is needed in work of this kind. Now, with Monday’s snowstorm, it still could be several days more before any data is forthcoming as Brick and his street force are a busy crew. Drag Racing West of City Coming from the west into Greencastle, on the Walnut Street Road, is a rather level strip of highway about a mile
in length.
When the weather is good, this stretch of road is the scene of drag racing mostly by teen-agers. This type of sport, if you want to call it that, is especially dangerous on Sunday when older folks are out driving. We might also comment that the scenery west of the city, in the Spring, Summer and Fall, is just as beautiful as that for which Brown County is famous. Should the road be straightened and a new bridge be erected over the New York Central Railroad tracks, the drag racers would have a much longer strip of pavement on which to compete. On the other hand, if this improvement should be done, the existing sharp curve and narrow bridge, would be eliminated and the present accident hazard would certainly be reduced, drag racers notwithstanding.
Ain't it The Truth!
All we can say this kind of weather is “Baby, it’s cold
outside!”
South’s double of one spade technically asked North to choose between the*two unbid suits. South intended to bid spades next in any case. When South did so. East doubled with great delight. East wouldn't have been so pleased if he had thought South knew what he was doing. Somehow many players are ready to credit their opponenta with boundless stupidity. When East did double two spades West should have run out; he knew that his opening bid was below standard in defensive strength. In delicate rescuing situations the nexthigher bid is usually clear. If West ran to two notrump he could not be showing general strength since with that sort of hand he would be delighted to accept the double of two spades. WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN It West ran to two notrump, East would bid three diamonds. South would subside, after being doubled at two spades, and East would comfortably make nine or ten tricks at diamonds. The play at two spades doubat two spades, and East would comfortably make nine or ten tricks at diamonds. The play at two spades doubled was less comfortable for East. After cashing the king of cluba West shifted to the ten of diamonds. East took the ace of diamonds and returned a club to make South ruff. Declarer led the king of spades, winning the trick, and entered dummy by finessing with the jack of hearts to return a apade through East. Eventually, East had to take his ace of trumps. Then a diamond return went to tha king, and South made his doubled contract with two overtricks for a score of 1,370 points. It dosen’t pay to open the bidding with a very light hand unless you can scramble to safety when the bidding takes an unexpected turn. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spade A 9 7 4 3. Heart 8, Diamond A Q J 9 6, Club 10 9. What do you aay ? Answer: Bid one spade. This is a light hand, but you have built-in safety with two good 5-card suits to bid.
ana State College. They will re-1 they were preserving side in Terre Haute, where freedorns for Americans.
David is also employed.
WGRE News
Our flag has a different meaning for many persons, and for me the red and white stripes
ami faithfully to i Henr y and Thomas Jefferson
give their state an adequate j are from Young People s Book
place in the union. j Quotations.
It was Thomas Jefferson who said, "The God who gave us life,
rights and privileges, and our
This Wednesday evening, be- o nies - The white stripes signify ginning at 7:45 p.m., WGRE new life gained in our country,
presents basketball action be-
tween the DePauw Tigers and the Evansville Purple Aces. Craig Brines and Marty Farrell will bring you the action between the Tigers and the first ranked small college team in the nation. WGRE broadcasts on the 91.5 spot on the FM dial.
and now she has grown to take her place of importance and responsibility in the world. Red stripes mean blood which has been shed in many wars, so that our nation could maintain her liberty, and freedom, and justice for all. j The blue field of the flag i 10 represents royalty under which our nation had its beginning.
WGRE Presents “The Lottery” Because we started simply as On Thursday evening at 7; 15 colonies, but developed steadily p.m., The World of Literature through many years of critical presents Merrill Kimbrousrh €X P eriences ’ until today v>e reading Shirley Jackson’s fa- have gained stature among na-
mous short story, “The Lot-
Statue of Liberty, in the Hudson River approach to New York City, is a reminder that the torch of freedom is held high in America, and the light of freedom never dies out in
this land.
Our forefathers have helped give me t great heritage, and it remains with young people like me, to carry forward j their ideals. Because I am proud to live in America. I must continue the work they
have given me to do.
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tions and men, we are looked upon by other nations as having gained regal standing in
the world.
White stars represent the
BUDAPEST, Hungary UPI— fifty states of the union. Each j
star may also represent people | who live in these United States j of America, persons who have
The quotations by Patrick
Singer In Hospital
HOLLYWOOD UPI — Negro singer Pearl Bajley, 46. was in the intensive care unit at ML Siani Hospital today undergoing “study and tests” for “severe heart strain as a result of overwork,” attendants reported. A hospital spokesman said the singer who appeared in such movies as “Porgy and Bess,” “St. Louis Blues” and "Carmen Jones,” probably would be out of the intensive
care unit by Thursday.
Paint wicker furniture by attaching a spraying device to the vacuum cleaner.
Heavy Fighting Occurs In Laos ly United Preu International VIENTIANE, Laos UPI — Heavy fighting broke out today in the streets of Vientiane as troops of right-wing Gen. Phoumi Nosavan battled to seize the capital from a new coalition of former rebel colonels. By noon casualties were known to have reached at least 30 killed and wounded and the death toll from indiscriminate artillery firing was feared to be rising. The U. S. Marine embassy barracks was hit by mortar fire but no injuries were reported.
Laszio Forth, former restaurateur and one of the defendants in the forthcoming “Dolce Vita” trial died Sunday night of a heart attack in jail, it was
reported Tuesday.
Forth was to go on trial with 13 other Hungarians on charges of corruption, smuggling and misuse of Hungarian state
funds.
MONTGOMERY STARS HOLLYWOOD UPI — George Montgomery will star for the Lippert company in “The Outlaw of Red River” on location in Madrid.
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