The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1965 — Page 2
2 l*h« Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Thursday, February 11,1965 Editorial-Wise Wafer On Both Shoulders? Is the Soviet Union carrying water on both shoulders ? It would appear so in attempting to reassert its influence in Southeast Asia. The Russians, on one hand, accuse the United States »f “barbarous” bombing of Laos and of threatening to extend the war to all of Indochina. On the other hand, there is no evidence that the Soviets seek a direct clash with the United States. In fact, they are apparently looking forward to a betterment of relations through a meeting of their top leaders with President Johnson. Some diplomatic sources have suggested that in Southeast Asia, even a United States presence is preferred to the Soviets against a takeover by Red China. Maybe something of a concrete nature will develop between the two nations as Mr. Johnson says he wants to go to Russia and have the Kremlin top brass come to Washington. On the surface, at least, the breach between the Chinese Reds and the Russians has not been closed. Is it possible that the Soviets now want the U.S. as an ally instead of Red China or do they ? From recent warnings issued and by permitting storming of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow it would appear that they don't.
Bootle Becomes A Married Man
i After the business session the ; meeting was turned over to the : program committee, who pre- , sented Mrs. Lawrence Brannt ! in a book review. The book re-
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, Cuntla-Sparka Marriago Announced Mrs. Olive Sparks and Leo Ciutia were united in marriage Friday evening January 22nd at 6:00 p. m. in the First Christian Church. Rev. MaxWell James Webb performed the ceremony. Lawrence and Evelyn Gick were the attendants. Several out of town guests and friends attended the ceremony. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom.
-Honor Rolls Doug Summers High Honor Roll (S.75-4.00) Grade 6 Donetta Ardelean Honor Roll (3.00-3.75) Pamela Barton Marilynn Clodfelter Gregory Evans Robert Evans Patricia Knapp Maxie Jo Phillips Frieda Poynter Anita Wright
Sheinwold On Bridge
Bid Grand Slam With Right Odds
By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion p \ r j 0 Hold In theory, you should not bid Guest Tea Sunday
Answer: Pass. The opening bid of 2 NT is highly invitational, but not forcing. If you respond, you will get to game, and you would rather go down quietly (if need be) at 2 NT than get to game and go down
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a grand slam that will be played by an unskillful player. Be satisfied with a small slam. With an expert partner, however, you should bid a grand slam when the odds are 2 to 1 in favor of making the con-
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On Sunday, February 14th, from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. the Washburn Chapter of D.A.R. will entertain with a guest tea in Charterhouse. The State Regent Mrs. Maxwell M. Chapman will be the honored guest. The Good Citizenship award winners of the Putnam County High Schools will be special guests. The presentation of these awards will be made by Mrs. Chapman.
Our Working Wives
America's wives and mothers are going back to work. Millions of them are doing so not only to add to the family income, but also to expand their knowledge, vocational skills and enjoyment of life.
I feel needed again,” they say. Or,- “For the first time I’m a person.” Or even, "My husband says I’m more interesting to be with, and my children are all for it.” Many of these resourceful wives work for home product firms that employ housewives as sales consultants. Relax-A-Cizor, the company that makes the small device used by women to reduce hips, waist, thighs and abdomen, is one of these. Ytm -ihr
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LONDON UPI - Drummer viewed was The Ed S e of To * Ring© Starr. 24. today married morrow b - v Dr ' Tom Dooley - Maureen Cox. and 18-year-old Valentine refreshments were
former hairdresser he met the served at the close of the meet ' The Woman's Study Club will week he became a Beatle. in &' meet with Mrs. Elmer Seller at The couple left immediately : Hostesses were: Mrs. Alfred 2 p. m . Friday.
Boinbridge School News by Patty Judy
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to escape the groom's thou-; sands of teen-age admirers. But the honeymoon will be interrupted Monday when Ringo returns to join the other members of the sensational musical
group to record a sound track * eb - School Spelling Bcc
for their second feature-length m G y m at ® :45
movie.
Pre-School Roundup of next year's first graders accompanied by their parents is to be
St. Paul's Fatima Group will. held Friday, February 12 in the meet Saturday at 8:00 p.m. at'Lions Club building at 1:30. The the home of Mrs. Donald Riley. I child must be six years of age
Reelsville
School News
Mrs. Ethel Crousore is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. Her room number is
201.
Raymond Allen, So. Bloom-
Feb. 15—B. B. 5th, 6th. 7th ington Street, entered the Vet-
The marriage ceremony- was * 8th vs Russellville, played at erans Hospital in Indianapolis held at Caxton Hall in London ^Isville on Wednesday,
at 6:15 a. m. 3:15 a. m. EST. Feb. 19—B. B„ Eminence vs Brian Epstein, manager of the Reelsville. Played at Reelsville
Beatles, served as best man. The bride comes from Liverpool, the home of the “Mersey” sound the Beatles have popular-
ised.
Feb. 20—State Solo Ensemble Contest at Indianapolis. The Reelsville senior Home
on or before October 15, 1965. Mary Rayfield won first in a Solo Contest held at DePauw, January 30. She was awarded
a superior rating.
Treva Raymann placed first in the County American Legion Oratorical Contest held February 4 at the American Legion
Reflection of burning trash Home - She wil1 compete in the in a window, resulted in city ^ istrict Contest at Terre Haute firemen making a false alarm 016 week of February 19
run to the home of Mrs. Charles
„ Akers, 9 East Poplar Street, at Economic girl, .long wiih Mrs. L..35 We(|ncsday evening .
The Bainbridge High School Band performed at the Evansville - DePauw Basketball game Wednesday, February 3. They gave a tremendous half-time
Kieffaber, Mrs. Mullinix. Mrs.
Hutcheson, and Mrs. Sonner-! The Brick Chapel Methodist
Meeting Held By field the Home Economics tea- Church Men's Club are having performance which was greatly St. Paul’s Guild eher, attended the 40th annual a ham and bean supper Satur- j enjoyed by the huge audience. St. Paul's Guild of Catholic Home Show in the Manufactur- day night, serving to start at. A $25 Government Bond is Women held its regular era’ Building at the Indiana 5:30 p. m. Every one is cor- being offered to the student
monthly meeting Monday, Feb. 8 in the chapel. A rummage sale was announced for March 6 at the Court House.
State Fairgrounds on Monday, dially invited to enjoy the who gives the best name for the February 8. This show is from homemade corn bread and eat North Putnam Community
February 5 through February tbe y can bold.
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Services for Frank Johnson, former local resident, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the j Baker Funeral Home in Lafayette with burial in the New : Winchester Cemetery. Mr. Johnson, 65, died Tuesday at his home. 1422 Virginia Avenue,
in Lafayette.
The Babe Ruth Adults will vs the Little League Adults in a benefit game Friday night, February 12, 1965. There will be a preliminary Jr. High game starting at 6:30 a.m. Come out and see "basketball at its best” and support your leagues. Robert A. Brookshire, son of
The guest on Greencastle Schools on the Air, this evening at 8 will be Miss Leah Cumutt of the DePauw Music Depart-
ment.
Miss Curnutt will discuss the role of music and its importance in the development of the child. She will also answer some common questions that parents
North's jump to grand slam might have concerning the child was more ambitious than skill- and music, ful. South needed reasonable WGRE broadcasts on the 91.5 luck in both hearts and clubs spot on the FM dial, to make the contract, and he At 7:15 this evening, The had very little better than an World of Literature with Mereven chance. North didn't mind ril1 Kimbrough will present because he liked the thrill of some °f the ^yorks of Edgar Al-
len Poe, including his famous,
“The Raven.”
trying for a grand slam. South won the first diamond
trick, drew three rounds of
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ton club to try a finesse with dummy’s queen. If this worked he could later discard his los-
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trumps and then led his single- side ' this evenin & at 7:30 ’ Stu
Gravel will chat with Dr. A. Reid Winsey of DePauw’s Art
Department.
The interview will point to-
ing spade on the ace of clubs. | wards Dr Winsey - s many trips
The finesse lost, and South was Europe
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"Too bad'.’’ North exclaimed. and the opponents echoed this sentiment but with c o nsiderably less fervor. It wasn’t too bad at all; South deserved
to go down because he hadn't Mrs . Pauline Hass died in her played the hand properly. You’ll home Wednesday eight months enjoy finding the proper line of sho rt of her 110th birthday anplay before you read on. iniversary. SET l P Dl MMY I Mrs. Hass was found dead in South must set up dummy by | her bed by her daughter, Mrs. ruffing dummy s three losing Julia Muesing, who cared for clubs. He wins the first trick her mother after Mrs. Hass bein dummy with the king of dia- came bedfast from the infirmmonds, cashes the ace of clubs 1 ities of age a few years ago. and ruffs a club. He draws a Until her 100th birthday, she round of trumps with the j was active in taking care of the queen, leads a trump to the Hass homestead which she and king and ruffs another club, her husband built with their Declarer leads a diamond to own hands in 1886. the ace and ruffs dummy's last ^trs. Hass outlived three of club with his own last trump, j August, were natives of GerWest is out of clubs but has many. They came to this counno trumps, so this ruff gets ' try in 1875 and spent the rest by safely. of their lives in Noble County. South then lesfds a spade to Hass died in 1933 after the the king and finally draws the couple had been married for 59
School Corporation’s high school. Everyone is asked to enter a name that would be good enough to win the prize. Linda Coffman, a senior at Bainbridge, was notified that she won the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award for 1965. She earned by receiving the highest score on the test taken
by senior girls. She received a Iast trump with dummy's ace. years, pin and letter of congratula- ! Since South is out of trumps Mrs. Hass outlived three of tions and also the chance to he can discard his losing spade her nine children. Surviors in-
compete in the state for honors. Treva Raymann and Linda Coffman received word that they will serve as pages in the state legislature, March 19. They are looking forward to this opportunity very much. The Bainbridge Juniors and
Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Brook-1 seniors attended legislature shire, has accepted a research j January 27. They were shown associate position with the staff a mov j e on how the legislature
of Indiana University
on the ace of trumps. Declarer c i u de 16 grandchildren, 37 then wins the rest with the ace great-grandchildren a n d 5 of spades and good diamonds, great-great-grandchildren. DAILY QUESTION Services will be held here Partner opens the bidding Saturday in charge of a Luwith 2 NT, and the next player theran minister who said Mrs. passes. You hold: Spade J 9 8- Hass may have been the oldest 7 3. Heart 10 3. Diamond 8 6 3,1 member of the Lutheran Club 10 6 5. What do you say? Church-Missouri Synod.
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private research in plant physi-1 on t he workings of the Senate, ology in the department of waited through the House in botany. session, visited the governor’s
The Putnam County Federation of Clubs will hold a workshop meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Purcell just west of Roachdale on the south side of the highway on Tuesday, February 16, at 12:00 a.m. Each club president should see that her club is represented by one or more members. Each person bring a dish of food and table service. The meat and drinks will be furnished by Mrs. Purcell. This meeting is very important.
Our Big Boy Washers will wash up to 25 lbs. Old Reliable White Laundry & Cleaners.
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County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Robert Call, Greencastle Helen Hamilton, Greencastle Joyce Earley, Greencastle Mrs. George Paris and daughter, Greencastle Earl Arnold, Cloverdale Albert Ellis, Coatesville Jane Woodworth, Quincy Jerrold Beaman, Quincy Births: Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Young, Greencastle, Route 1, a girl, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Linville, Cloverdale, a girl, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith, Cloverdale, a girl, Wednesday.
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office and the State Superintendent of Public Instructions office. After leaving downtown Indianapolis, they made a tour of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They gained much from their day and had many enjoyable experiences which they will never forget. Special education classes are to be given at Bainbridge this summer — they will include English, Drivers Education and Typing. A local speech contest was held in the school January 28, 1965. The following students were winners and will go on to the district contest February 20 at Thomtown High School. Oratory 1st, Carolyn Smith 2nd, Linda Coffman 3rd, Diana Nichols Steve Barton, Alternate Humorous 1st, Melsine Priest 2nd, Karen Parent 3rd, Joanne Tippin Vicki Judy, Alternate Dramatics 1st, Donna South 2nd,.Debby Smith 3rd, Darlene Buzzard Treva Raymann, Alternate Poetry 1st, Mary Rayfield 2nd, Linda Coffman 3rd, Janet Scobee Carolyn Smith, Alternate
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