The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 March 1965 — Page 2
2 Th# Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Monday, March 29 f 1965
Editorial-Wise Congratulations To Tho Wrights Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright, well known West Washington Street residents, will be married 50 years on Thursday, April 1. Mr. Wright, until his retirement, was manager and pharmacist at the old Owl Drug Store for many years. This business connection as well as his courtesy gained him a vast circle of friends and acquaintances. Untold numbers over the years have dropped in the Owl just to have a chat and a “coke” with Paul. He also was a member of the Greencastle Band when weekly concerts were presented on the public square during the summer months. Mrs. Wright, the former Freda Hoffman, played the piano at the Opera House during the earlier days of the silent movies. Present plans call for the golden wedding celebration to be held at the Graver Nursing Home. The Daily Banner takes pleasure in congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Wright on 50 years of matrimony.
On The U. S. Form Front
WASHINGTON UPI — An Agriculture Department study of the food grain needs of India 10 years from now indicates production of wheat and rice there will fall far short of planned goals. The department’s Economic Research Service predicted India will need annual food grain imports of six to seven million tons by 1975-76. ERS said the United States is expected to be India’s principal supplier.
The Agriculture Department said the spring signup period for participation in the 1965 wheat program shows so far that operators of 849,052 farms have agreed to divert 6,757.222 acres from wheat production. The department announced the signup period, originally scheduled for Feb. 8 through March 26, had been extended to April 2 in certain counties because of severe weather conditions. Tlte number of participants represent the cumulative total of last fall’s winter wheat crop signers and current signers for the spring wheat crop.
The department said signed paraicipants operate farms with effective wheat allotments totaling 41.4 million acres.
Stocker and feeder cattle and calves shipped into eight principial feeding states in the north central region during February totaled 279,000 head, down 13 per cent from the same period a year ago, according to the Crop Reporting Board. Shipments of stocker and feeder lambs into the same states in February totaled 129,000 head, down 7 per cent from a year earlier. The feedlot is usually the last stop before the fattened animal goes to the terminal market for sale to a packing firm. The principal feed states are Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska.
Indianapolis Tour Enjoyed By Club On March 18 the Socialetts Club celebrated their anniversary by going to Indianapolis for the day. They attended a style show at Wm. H Block’s of Paris fashions, ate lunch at
YOU COME FIRST
at the friendly
Miller’s Restaurant, then shopped the remainder of the day. Those attending were Jessie Tharp, Ginalee Jones, Juanita Jones, Wanda Sutherlin, Jane Sibbitt, Betty Arnold and Betty Frazier, and two guests, Ann Austin and Nora Stork.
In Memory In memory of our mother, Bessie L. Grimes, who passed away 1 year ago today. AWAY I cannot say, and I will not say That she is dead—she is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since she lingers there. And you—O you, who the wildest yearn For the old time step and the glad return, Think of her faring on, as dear In the love of there as the love of here: Think of her still as the same, I say; She is not dead—she is just away! Sadly missed by the children.
County Hospital Dismissed Sunday: Jana Green, Greencrstle Ralph Beaman, Greencastle Ora Sims, Stilesville Nellie Stoner, Reelsville Lewis Nelson, Spencer Gerald Asbury, Rockville Births: Mr. and Mrs. Galen Gibson, Roachdale, a boy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pilkin Putnamville, a boy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Alexander. Putnamville, a boy, Sunday. Dismissed Saturday: Norma Hubble, Greencastle Frank Cancilla, Greencastle Stella Crodian, Greencastle Mrs. Earl Neeley and son, Greencastle Helen Owens, Greencastle Ethel Daniel, Greencastle William Gilbert, Greencastle Ernest Heber, Reelsville Births: Mr. and Mrs. Terry McCarter, Alamo Building, a boy, Sunday.
Terrell R. Burger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lennie H. Burger of Reelsville, R. R. 1. Terrell is a 1964 graduate of Reelsville High School, also completed a course in Data Processing at the Automation Training Center in Indianapolis before entering the U.S. Navy March 4, 1965. He would enjoy hearing from all his friends. His address is: Terell R. Burger, S.R. 7752510, Co. 151, U.S.N.T.C., San Diego. California 92133. Cuba Will Aid North Viet Nam HAVANA UPI — President Osvaldo Dorticos said Saturday Cuba would supply men and weapons to Communist North Viet Nam if Hanoi asker for them. In an official note issued earlier Saturday and printed by the morning newspapers, Dorticos in the name of the government of Cuba backed statements by the Soviet Union, Communist China and Communist North Korea offering men and weapons to resist what he called U. S. aggres-
sion.
The note said help would be given according to statements made by Premier Fidel Castro in a speech March 13 at Havana University on "criminal aggressions of the United States imperialist government against the people of Viet Nam.”
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Local News The Busy Bee Club will meet with Mrs. Ester Jones at her home in Bloomington, Thursday April 1. Mrs. Ruth Uphaus and daughter June of Indianapolis were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lear. There will be initation practice for Job Daughters at the Masonic Temple at 7:00 p. m., Monday, March 29th. All Officers please attend. The Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet April 1st, at 7:30, at the club house. Members are asked to bring an April Fools’ gift. Steven Wood, 17, and James A. Plummer, 17, city, were arrested by Officer John Pursell at 6:15 Saturday evening for reckless driving on South Locust Street. Vivian Gorham, employee of the Old Reliable White Cleaners, is back on the job. The operation was a success and she wishes to thank all for their many kindnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pitts were in Lafayette Sunday attending a family gathering along wtih a host of friends celebrating the 10th birthday anniversary of Lewis Nice, an uncle of Mrs. Pitts. Sunday visitors of Mack Rollings were Gertrude Loudermilk of Plainfield, Myrtle Stalry of Brazil, Mr. and Mrs. Potts of Bellville, Jack Hutcheson and son of Indianapolis, Mrs. Marie Hutcheson and grandson of Greencastle, Lara Bess Evans
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Reelsville Lions Auxiliary Meets Saturday, March 6th the Lions Auxiliary met in Lions building for regular monthly meeting. Twelve members and 3 guests were present. Mrs. Gertrude Raines, Debra and
Sue Best.
The Pot of Gold drawing was held, Helen Query’s name was called. She was not present. Mrs. Gertrude Raines joined the Auxiliary bringing the membership to 28. Envelopes for Red Cross were given to each member to solicit for the township. Two letters were read, one from Wilma Best, thanking the
at the sign of Service.
Club for flowers sent to her in the hospital. Another letter from Mildred Hutcheson In Florida entitled “be good to others.” Mesia Hutcheson and Emma Jane Montaine served cake and coffee to both Lions and Auxiliary, carrying out the colors of St. Patrick’s Day, Green and white. For our April meeting, the Lions Club will entertain the District Governor and other officers and the Auxiliary at a dinner meeting at the Adams Country Club, west of Brazil. Be there by 6:30.
Sheinwold On Bridge Bridge Players Need More Restful Advice By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion “What this country needs is less advice,” my friend, Charlie Lederer, complained after the play of today’s hand. “Bridge writers should let people sit still instead of telling them to be active.” North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH
4 K7 9 Q5
O AK4 * K65432 WEST EAST 4 65 49* V 1063 V AJ4 ^ _ O J973 O Q 10*65 2 4 AQJ 10432 V K9872
Card Of Thanks I wish to take this time to thank everyone who made by recent stay in the hosptial a more pleasant one. I want to thank Dr. Steele, Dr. Wiseman, Dr. Schauwecker and Dr. Lett. Also the entire hospital staff, friends, neighbors and relatives for their thoughtfulness. I want especially to thank all the blood donors. Also wish to thank the ones who sent cards, flowers and letters that I received. Lucille Allen 15 Eievendge Street
North
O None
♦ 8
East Sooth
West
1 4
Pass 2 4
Pass
3 4
Pass 3 V
Pass
3 NT
Pass 4 4
Pass
5 4
Pass 6 4
All Pass
Opening lead —
4 A
Gets New Post WASHINGTON UPI —Luci Baines Johnson will wear a white nurse’s uniform this summer before she formally enters the Georgetown School of Nursing.
The White House said that the President's 17 - year - old daughter will be working again for Dr. Robert A. Kraskin, A Washington optomertrist.
ANNIVERSARIES
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March 29.
Rev. Reed Stewart, Fillmore Methodist Church pastor, Tues-
day, March 30.
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When this hand was played recently at Ledgerer’s house in Beverly Hills the bidding was too ambitious. Some experts would bid only one spade at South’s first turn or would decline the eventual slam invitation. If North bid five diamonds rather than five spades, South would stop short of slam. But South did get to slam, and Lederer led the ace of clubs from the West hand. Now the defenders were sure to take the setting trick with the ace of hearts if they just sat still. West continued with the queen of clubs, hoping his part ner would ruff. Declarer discarded a heart on the king of clubs and led a low club from dummy. OVERDOSE This is where East fell victim to an overdose of advice. Remembering vaguely something he had read about promoting a trump trick for partner, East ruffed with the eight of spades. This overactive play cost him 1,530 points. Declarer, screen writer-direc-tor Billy Wilder, over-ruffed and led a trump to dummy’s king. When the nine of spades dropped, Wilder had an extra entry to dummy. He ruffed another club and got back to dummy with the seven of spades to discard the rest of his hearts on two good clubs and the top diamonds. “Your bridge columns are perfect,” Wilder told me. “They give people the notion they ought to do something even though they don’t know exactly what. That’s the way I like it.” He paused for a moment and suggested: “Just say how I played the hand if you write this up. Don’t mention the bidding.”
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What this country needs is
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DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spade A Q J 10 4 3 2, Heart K 9 8 7 2, Diamond None, Club 8. What
do you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. The hand is not strong enough for an opening bid of two spades, but this is too strong for a shutout bid. Open normally and see what you can find out from
your partner.
TRAILER HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Vittorio De Sica has junketed from his home in Rome to London for “The Amorous Adventures of Molil Flaunders.”
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