The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 March 1965 — Page 2
Th* Dally Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Tuesday, March 23, 1965
SPEAKING OF MONEY by Randall Collins
Ralph Barcus — Associate Patron Edna Roach — Secretary Rachel West — Treasurer Imogene Scobee — Conduc-
tress
Bea Wade — Associate Conductress Emily Owens — Chaplain Mildred Sinclair — Marshal Leota Bowen — Organist Darla Thomas — Adah Patricia Denny — Ruth Sheila Raines — Esther Nancy Crawley — Martha Rita Otment — Electa Marjorie Buchanan—W’arder Bessie Brown — Sentinel Bernice Burkett — Prompter All members and friends are
Canadian Silver Dollars have
gained in popularity among invited to attend. U. S. collectors in recent years, i
Miss Carolyn Blue, a freshman at Butler University, was recently initiated by Kappa Theta Sorority of Butler Uni-
versity.
Miss Blue has also gained
Many people like big money and Luncheon Held By the heavy silver dollars have Daughters Of 1812 proved a challenge to collect i nc ji ana Society of the
whether by date or type. Daughters of 1812 met Satur-' acedemic honors by her inclusThere ha\e been five com- (] a y jn the Hunters* Lodge of ion on the Dean's list of Butmemorative dollars struck since Marott Hotel in Indian- ler University for the first the first Canadian silver dollar a p 0 ij s f or a j : oo p. m. luncheon. ! semester of the present school was issued in 1935. The first Mrs John Rush state chaplain, year. Carolyn is the daughter was struck to mark the 25th g ave the "grace” before the of Mr. and Mrs. William K. year of the reign of King i un cheon. Mrs. Russell Card. Blue, R. R. No. 3, Greencastle George V. The inscription on s t a t e president, introduced the and a 1964 graduate of Greenthe obteise 25th year of his members and guests after which castle High School. reign denotes this issue from a u g aV e the pledge to the flag. |
other George V issues. In 1939 ^j rs Card introduced the King George \ I and Queen S p ea ker, Miss Bess Watson, who Elizabeth s visit to Canada was ^ j s jpg obituary and church edicommemorated on the dollar. t or f or —phe Indianapolis News.” The reverse design shows part Besides writing over 1.005 obiof the Parliament Buildings in tuaries, she was asked during Ottawa. Again in 1949 a dollar World War n to develop a was issued commemorating * httle comedy routine for camp Newfoundland s close ties with shows, so she has done more Canada in becoming a province. than i.ooo shows for serviceJohn Cabot s ship, the Mat- j^gjj } n cam p S an d hospitals and
the like. She even caught the attention of a booking agency
a commemorative , an d d id some night club work
dollar (pictured above) was f or aw hi]e on week ends. She struck to mark British Colum-1 d id some very clever mimicks bia s centennial anniversary. A and ended by playing and sing-
totem pole is shown on the re- in g various kinds of music,
verse to signify the Indian Art Mrs . Vivian Beaumont Hoff, found along the west coast of| composer of .. Keep the star British Columbia. Well over 3 S p angled Banner Waving” and
of this coin.
In 1958
million of these coins were issued but one can seldom be found in circulation in Canada now. The 1964 issue commemorated the Charlottetown - Quebec Con-
federation Conference.
These commemoratives provide a beautiful collection when complete. Time is rapidly running out for those who are try-
ing to complete this set. In as Mrs Muggs Entertains short a time as five years from tN eedlecraft Club
now. the getting together of a commemorative dollar set from Canada will be virtually impossible unless a high premium is
paid for the coins.
Clinton Home Makers Club
The president. Mrs. Lawrence Thomas, was hostess to her club, the Clinton Home Makers on Thursday evening. Ten members and one guest, Mrs. James Tippin answered roll call. After the usual order of business was completed an interesting discussion on Civil Rights was led by the Citizenship Chairman, Mrs. Howard Davis. A report was also given on the Red Cross soliciting being
done by the club.
Mrs. Malcolm Berry was in charge of the lesson on Program Planning when she as-
other songs, accompanied Mrs. Jessamine Fitch who enter-
tained the group with three Nancy Slaughte-, senior, placbeautiful songs. Mrs. Card ed in the Humorous Declamaclosed the meeting by reading ^ tion division in the Regional of “Give Us This Day Our Daily the Indiana High School ForenBread.” Miss Carrie Pierce and sic Tournament at Frankfort Mrs. Elmer Seller attended High School last Saturday.
Nancy gave a cutting from Jean Kerr's book. Please Don’t Eat the Daisies. She was aci companies by Miss Gertrude
Slack, speech teacher.
Nancy will participate in the State Tournament at Logans-
from the Tippecanoe Chapter.
The Needlecraft Club met with Mrs. Ernest Mugg on
March 19 with a very good at- A „
tendance. The club opened with : p0 ^ t u H ‘ gh Sch ° 0 ^ nex ^ S , atu l day '
the Collect, salute to the flag
and the song with Mrs. E. R.
Seller presiding.
The club went on record to
She is a member of the Thespian Society, Latm Club, Future Teachers, and Y-Teens. She has a leading role in the
with St. Patrick's Day.
Fillmore O.E.S. Sets Installation
There will be a public installation of officers at Fillmore
O.E.S. No.
c on Match -i at cioverdale Community Building Rickey. Frances Sage sang to 8 p. m. The officers to be m- Friday> March 26thi at 7; 3 0 her "Wish Upon A Star.”
stalled are
Frances Matron
Irwin
Worthy
p.m. for men and women.
Harvey Ford, Worthy Patron,
Movie to be shown with ques- was escorted East by‘his wife’ ^ - ' tions and answer period follow- p ee ^ v ., nr ,
George Irwin — Worthy Pa- m£ A registered nurse will be , gS u’ d ' Rlckey ' Hls rin 8 ' registered nurse will be daughters, Frances and Chris-
tron
Geraldine Barcus — Associate Matron
present. Refreshments.
Mrs. Jerry Currie
Cioverdale Twq). Chairman
Rev. Roscoe McPherson, pastor of Lena Methodist Church, recently received the Farm Bureau award for Rural Church Improvement. Mrs. Darrell Call, Jackson Township Farm Bureau women’s leader, presented a plaque and a check to the church for being the first place winner of District 5. The award is based on improvements made on rural churches during the past year. Lena Methodist Church is located in the southeast corner of Parke County and its active members live in Parke, Putnam and Clay Counties.
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2:19.
The life of faith Is not oriented with respect to rules but with respect to a person. Religion is not obedience to law, but rather love of God. Personal And Local News
Sheinwold On Bridge When Enemy Listens Give Him An Earful By ALFRED SHEINWOLD National Men’s Team Champion When the people at the next table of a restaurant are listening to your conversation, give them something juicy to listen to. Pretend you’re plotting a mass murder or describe a very gruesome medical operation. You can likewise prepare an earful for your opponents at the bridge table. West dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH * J 10 2 V K542 O 93 A 7632 WEST EAST A A94 A 3 V QJ7 V A 10983 O QJ62 O 1074 A KJ9 A Q 104J SOUTH A KQ8765
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O A K 8 5 A A 8 North East South Pass 1 9? Double 2 A Pass 3 A 4 A All Pass Opening lead —- ^ Q
County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Eileen Joyner, Greencastle Anna Garrett, Fillmore Caroline Scott, Ladoga Births: Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tincher, Greencastle, Route 2, a boy, today. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Clark, Stinesville. a boy, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Terrell, Ellettsville, a girl, Monday.
bers answered roll call. them to the next meeting. The afternoon was taken up T* 16 April meeting win ba making Lint Dusters and Bath ^ rs - Eunice Graves. Sponges. The ones who didn’t' Delicious refresnments ware finish their project please bring served by the hostess.
Putnam Court Notes Petition for Georgia M. McAllister, minor, to Mortgage Real Estate. Carolyn Sue Warren vs Alvin Clay Waren. Complaint for divorce. Lyon and Boyd are attorneys for the plaintiff.
In Memory
In memory of my mother, Garnett Brown’s birthday, today, March 23rd. Helen Fender
West 1 O Pass Pass
West opens the queen of hearts and continues with the jack, forcing South to ruff. This defense is fine for South since West would defeat the contract by opening the ace of trumps followed by a low trump. South would be able to ruff only one diamond in the dummy and would therefore lose one trick in eaih suit. South leads out the ace and king of diamonds, ruffs a dia-
The Brick Chapel Ladies Aid j mond with dummy's deuce of will meet at the church at 1:30 spades, gets back wuth the ace
Mrs. Mary Reiling Is Hostess To Club The Maple Heights Craft Club met Wednesday, March 10 with Mrs. Mary Reiling. Ten mem-
Chapter I of PEG will meet at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs. Clyde Wildman. Tom Thorpe of Illinois University, visited his sister, Mrs. Larry Cox, over the weekend. The Modern Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Betty
Cooper.
p.m. Thursday, change in time.
Please
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis are here from Indianapolis called by the death of Mr. Ellis’ mother,'
Mrs. Heber Ellis.
note ; of clubs to ruff his last diamond [ in dummy and then leads the jack of spades. West refuses
this trick.
South carefully leads a club from dummy and ruffs the heart return. Now he leads the
TM3 Ralph Hurst of the U. S. Navy is home on a three weeks leave and is visiting his mother, Mrs. Rollie Hurst,
north of Belle Union.
A brush fire resulted in city firemen being called to the W.
king of spades to force out the ace. South can ruff any return and draw the last trump, mak-
ing his contract.
MISSED OPPORTUNITY East missed his chance to give South an earful. When 1
R. Holt residence, 25 Sunset 1 South leads the ace of dia- |
Drive, at 2:13 Monday afternoon. No damage was reported. Special music for the revival at the Beech Grove E.U.B. Church is being furnished by Mr. and Mrs. James Orme, of Brazil, known as the Gospel Harmonizers. A Gideon speaker will be at
I monds, East should drop the ! ten. South continues with the | king of diamonds and East fol-
lows with the four.
Convinced that East started with only two diamonds. South ruffs a diamond in dummy with the ten. He gets back with the ace of clubs to ruff his last diamond with dummy’s jack of
support the Heart Fund and the Thes P ian P la >’* The Torch-Bear-Cancer Drive. The county con- ers to be Panted April 8, 9.
vention to be held in Bainbridge
on the second Tuesday in April i * ,0 ' erda,e O-E.S. was announced. Roll call was ln5,al * s Officers
answered by short truths being The new officers of the clov . read which Mrs. Robert erdale Chapter No. 369 O.E.S. Sweeney provided. we re installed on Saturday For the program Mrs. Paul night, March 20, at 8 o'clock at
Siddons, program chairman, the Masonic Temple,
presented Mrs. Sweeney who
read the history of the Corydon Installing officers of the militia in 1811 called the Yel- evemn S vvere Eva Graggs, in-low-jackets. who with others stal,in £ officer, Coleen Neese. marched against the Indians at installin S marshal; Mary LoProphetstown east of Battle- instalhn S chaplain; Hazel
wnen sne as- ( Williams, installing organist: sisted the members in choosing 1 8round undar the command of soloisti Frances Sage
topics of interest for next year’s • Governor Wllllam Henr y Har *
programs ^ ison. The meeting w-as called to j Refreshments were served bv During the social hour a11 en ‘ order by the retirin S Worthy the hostess from an attractive joyed visitin S while delectable Matron, Jean Stallcop. and retea table decorated in keeping ' efr eshments were served by tiring Worthy Patron, Charles
the hostess. The club planned to Branam, in the East. meet with Mrs. Bert Roberts ' c- i ^ ^ r
Ralph Fry led in The Lord s on April 30 due to Good Fri- : d
... Prayer in unison,
day being the regular time. <
} Maxine Graham, Worthy CANCER CRUSADE Matron, was escorted by her Cancer Crusade meeting at husband and sons, Bill and
Union Valley Baptist Church spades. But now West is sure
to get two trump tricks, and
the contract is defeated. Whenever you are defending,
remember that declarer is w-atching your signals. If you
Professor and Mrs. Thomas havg nothing to say to your
partner don't miss the chance to say something juicy to your
opponent.
DAILY QUESTION
Partner opens with one heart,
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock; also Singspiration in afternoon at 2:00., March 28th., extend a
welcome to everyone.
Fitzpatrick are appearing tonight in Duluth, Minnesota, to present a concert for that city’s matinee musical series. A tenor, Mr. Fitzpatrick will be ac-
companied on the piano by his and the next p , ayer passes You
wife. Fitzpatrick is an instruc-
tor in voice in DePauvv University's School of Music.
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hold: spades, 3; hearts, A, 10. 9. 8, 3; diamonds 10, 7, 4; clubs Q. 10. 4, 3. What do you say? Answ-er: Bid four hearts. This shows strong trump support (usually of five or more cards), a singleton or void suit, and no more than 9 points in
high cards.
tine, sang to him "Never Walk Alone.” Other officers installed for the year: Associate Matron, Evelyn McKamey Associate Patron, Archie Neese Secretary, Esther Fry Treasurer, Belle LasJey Conductress, Peggy Ford Associate Conductress, Pauline Crawley Chaplain, LaRue Gray Adah, Thelma Dwigans Ruth, Barbara Nees Esther, Mabel Herbert Martha, Colleen Parker Electa, Carolyn Broadstreet W’arder, Jennie Mitchell Sentinel, Howard Graham The marshal and organist will be installed later. Installation closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Everyone was invited to the dining room which was beautifully decorated with flowers. Refreshments were served by Marjorie Bitzer, Jessie Moon, Andrey Staley. Visitors from Queen Esther Chapter Indianapolis, Greencastle, Fillmore, Mooresville and Eminence chapters.
Cord Of Thanks I would like to express my sincere thanks to the hospital staff and Dr. Richard Veach for their kindness to me while in the hospital. Also to the ministers and all my friends for their prayers and goo wishes, your cards and remembrances have been greatly appreciated.
Prudence Evans
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