The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 April 1965 — Page 2

The Daily Bannar, Graancaitla, Indiana Thursday, April 1,1965

Editorial-Wise Why Trust The Reds? Why trust the Reds—Russian, Chinese, Viet Cong—or any of their satellites or announced allies ? Recent acts have clearly proved that the Reds, especially in North Viet Nam are certainly not thinking about peaceful co-existence. The bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon resulting in the deaths of several innocent persons is todate the top outrage by the Viet Congs in a series of outrageous actions against the South Vietnamese and the United States. Russia and Red China are helping the North Viet Reds to wage the present military campaign despite all the talk of a wide split between the Soviet leaders and Premier Chou. It is a definite fact now that any verbal or written agreement with the Communists is not worth the time it takes to speak or the paper used for the writing. Remember, Communists never give up unless they are overwhelmed by sheer force which is all they respect.

A Local

Teenager's View

Janet Staub

depended on many things: I ! where you lived, and who your | parents were. If your father was the town drunk it was, would follow in his foot steps.

What is a “hood”? The die- So you were left out of things tionary defines it as the front and became a “hood.'’ If your covering of a car or a truck, father was a big man in town, The definition of “hood'’ that I you were expected to follow in was hunting was: a young his foot steps,

hoodlum, juvenile delinquent, or undersirables. We are told at school that there is no such

hood”. But what call them. They

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HSRAID CONSOLIDATED 24-2E S. Jackson Si. Grooncasrio, InJ. Business Mono OL S-51S1 Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Norma Hill, Gen. Mgr. Elisabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Pest Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mai matter under Act of March 7, 1B7B. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery AOc per week Mailed in Putnam Ce. SS.00 per year Outside of Putnam Ce. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought All things work together for good to them that love God. Romans 8:28. The hereafter will reveal the good that appeared to bo evil

here.

Students

Personal And Local News

William E. Littell, Mooresville, died in the Putnam County

with community groups, visit hospitals, public and parochial schools, generally attempting to get first hand knowledge about the migrant worker. In the camp itself, where they will live and eat, the collegians will participate, where feasible, in the camp regime, particularly in the teach popgram. The idea of caravaning halfway across the continent to come to grips—though fleetingly— with the problems of others isn’t a new one to DePauw’s Methodist Student Foundation. Previous seminars over the years have studied poverty in Chicago, the penal and mental health program of Indiana, economic and educational prostration in Appalachia, and the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas. As one student seminar leader put it: “We see ourselves sitting at DePauw seldom confronted by life as it is in these places. It's awfully easy to hole up in college, be like a naive and sheltered middle-class kid.” “There is sutrermg—mental,

Sheinwold On Bridge Keep Something Back In Case Of Bad Luck

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD National Men’s Team Champion If you sometimes wonder

|; taught you’ll be pleased to dis- | cover that they got a very useful lesson in the recent Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament. The moral of one hand was:

Card Of Thanks

spades will never win a trick for South but it stops East

from leading spades. We wish to thank our kind TRIES AGAIN neighbors, friends and relativeE South ruffs the club return for their expressions of symand tries another diamond pathy, lovely floral offering* finesse, this time with the and other courtesies in the passqueen. East wins with the king ing of our husband, son and of diamonds and once more j brother, Paul Minnick. We al*

^ , , must return a club. It is still so want to thank the Rev. Verl ®!!^i. 0 ^..!;? 1 ! eSC .. 8tUd ! n ? S f r * Unsafe for East to lead spades.: Winslow for his comforting

South ruffs the club and message, the singer and organleads a diamond to dummy’s ist, pallbearers and the Hopace. When both missing dia- kins-Walton Funeral Home for monds fall, declarer can dis* ! their understanding service, card a losing spade on dummy’s Mary Jane Minnick

ou can ea your cake and i ] as ^ diamond. If the diamonds Mrs. Sallie Minnick

have it too.

Jack Keppel

During the week of April 4 through 11, the Fillmore Chris-1 tian Church will hold a special Spiritual Renewal Crusade every night except Saturday at 7:30 p. m. The guest preacher will be Rev. Jack Keppel, minister of the Arlington Heights Christian Church in Indianapolis. Rev. Keppel is a graduate of Bethany College and Yale ' Divinity School, and has taken I graduate work at various semi-

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physical, all kinds—in these, r , „

.Hospital Wednesday a f t€rnoon ! pi aces an d we haven't exper-1 nanes an co e ^ es * n ® uro P e - queen at once. If so, declarer where he had been a patient j ienced u The best way to find For three years, he served as eats his cake then and there

We are now in the “space age” i since March 14. Next to kin ou j. j s g 0 there fraterna ^ minister and "hoods” come from all sides is his wife, Jessie Littell. I _ > # g e t understanding and em- ’ Disci P ,es of

The Putnam County Mental nat-Vi*? ,,..tv. tviait* n.r.Hinmcj Chuiches, at

Answer: Pass. You have 12 points in high cards, but this is not quite enough for an opening bid unless you have a strong

When West opens the ten of major suit,

spades South can play dummy’s

had broken badly. South could Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leonard get to his hand by ruffing a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minnick club or diamond and could then Mr. and Mrs. John Ash lead a spade toward dummy’s queen. South would make his |p Memorv contract if West had the king y of spades, but this must be In memory of Jeanette Le* kept in reserve as a last chance Spurr who passed away April rather than wasted at the first 1. 1952. trick. Loving memories never die, DAILY QUESTION As years roll on and days pas* As dealer, you hold: Spade by. K J 7 Heart 9 8 6 Diamond In our hearts a memory is K J 8 Club K J 8 6. What do kept, you say? Of one we loved and will never

forget.

Sadly missed by. Mom, Dad, Sisters and Grandparents.

of the track, from rich families, middleclass families, and from poor families. Also it doesn t

person as a else can we

usually smoke, use vulgar language, never join school clubs, never try to do school work, and are just waiting until they

are out of school.

In the olden days there was types of families, and all types always a right and wrong side 0 f fathers, can become great of the tracks. Your adult life scholars, big men in companies.

or just reach your goal in life.

depend wheteher your father is Shop Party” at Logansport a big man or not. I State Hospital. Deadline for

! receipt of contributions Monday

Like wise, young people from April 5th Depot County Jail

all sides of the track, from all

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c/o Mrs. Kenneth Knauer. The April meeting of Hoosier Campers Chapter of National Campers and Hikers Association will be held this week-end

But even with all these chan- vvith a camp out at Lieber ces in life some people just! state Park on April 3 and 4. never try. They are failures. There will be a business meet-

pathy with their problems and

Health Association needs 1,000 {■j.j, relute ourselves to it.” next to new hats for the “Hat When the groupg return to

campus April 12 they will begin to prepare summaries of their trips, making these reports as well as themselves

with the

Christ British which time, he

Card Of Thanks

East covers with the king of

spades, and the value of the 1 wish to thank a11 who queen of spades is gone for the at m y accident. The am.

two prompt and wonderful service. Thanks to all who sent cards,

made a_trip through the Holy : regt of that hand Sooner or bulance, doctors, nurses for

later the defenders get spades and two diamonds.

South should play a low spade ! letter9 - visits and the

from dummy at the first trick, P rayers offered * my behalf The services every night will winning in his own hand with dur i n £ m y stay i n tb® Hospital

of and since I have returned home.

And thanks to those who

I Land. For nine years, Rev. Keppel served home mission churches in Pennsylvania and Maryland. He is married and the father of three children.

available to church or civic

groups who are concerned with emphasize the need for spiritual the ace. Dummy s queen

Every “hood” of today is a possible failure of tomorrow. Putnam Court Notes

inter-city and migrant mission renewal in our ^ Rev ‘ Ke PP el s P ades is saved for sentr y duty '' helped my family while I work . will deal with the Topics of: i „ ^ neipea my xamiiy wnne I

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ing on Saturday night. Anyone interested in camping of any kind is welcome to join us for a lot of fun. We are known as the “Friendliest People in the

Central National Bank of World” so why not drop by for H o w e v e r, Livengood was Greencastle vs John Hiestand, j a cup of coffee and a friendly warned informally by a deputy complaint on promissory note, chat around a nice big camp attorney general working on the Amanda Ann Bailey v* Rich- lire. Hope to see you all there, opinion that the revenue deard C. Bailey, complaint for Al and Nellie Martin, State Di- partment might be in difficulty

rectors: Larry and Jane Apple- unless it halted the sale of the

gate, Field Directors: and Floyd stamps,

and Dorothy Clodfelter, Presi

dent.

divorce.

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The individually-f i n a n c e d Wh y ar ® We ‘‘A New trips will be student directed. ! Idea of Sin ’’’ " The Second but there are adult advisers for j T 0110 * 1 °I Jesus, ’ “I Hear a each , Knock,” “ People Jesus ! Praised,” “Love’s Acid Test,”

and “Get Out of the Church.” Each ever ing will feature uplifting fellowship singing and

legal opinion but it is not ready, special music by neighboring

churches. The Fillmore High School Choir will sing at the final night’s program. On both Sunday evenings, April 4 and 11, there will be a fellowship hour following the services. Everyone in the Fillmore area is invited to these inspiring and

South draws three rounds of away, trumps and then leads a diamond to try a finesse with dummy’s ten. East wins and must return a club. East cannot afford to return a spade! because dummy’s queen would then win a trick. The queen of

Oral Contract INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Supreme Court in a 4-1 ruling Wednesday held that an I.O.U. legally is an ora! rather than a written contract The issue was whether an I.O.U. given to Harley Michael by B. E. Rainer, w’ho lived in South Bend w r hen the transaction occurred in 1947, w'as subject to a six-year limitation for an oral contract or a 10-year limit for a written one.

Robert L. Sutherlin

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Jesse Samuel McCown, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McGowan. 6 years today, April 1st.

Letter To Editor I quote from my membership card in the American Civil Liberties Union: “The ACLU needs and welcomes the support of all those —and only those—whose devotion to civil liberties is not qualified by adherence to Communist, Fascist, KKK, or other totalitarian doctrine.” Ermina Mills

Livengood said when the Dil- souMifting services. Ion opinion is issued, he will ad- ,

vise county treasurers what to |

do next. He said it was possible f M U a, I they might be ordered to re- COt/lflJf HOSDlfOl

suma collection until June 30

but nothing is certain. . Dismissed Wednesday:

Garnett Hill, Greencastle

Fortune and Livengood said. j oseph Flummerfelt, Green-

the state will not suffer mone- castle

tary losses. Beginning next Daisy R um]eVt Greencastle year, special forms will go out R aym0 nd Miller. Greencastle with adjusted gross income tax : M rs. Malcolm Pilkin and son,

forms and persons owing intan- Putnamville

gibles taxes will be required to Mrs . Le^,. Alexander report and pay at the time they Putnamville

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The new method should bring in more money than the old,

Livengood said. But it depends Births:

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Marvin Rigney, Reelsville Kathleen Douglas, Clover-

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Masonic Notice

Stated meeting of

Lodge No. 469, Friday, April 2, Wed nesday.

7:30 p. m.

Charles Cox, W. M.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poynter, 209 West Poplar Street, a girl,

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Mr. and Mrs. John Guilliams,

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Card of Thanks I wish to thank Dr. Veach, Dr. Schauwecker and Dr. Lett j for their services rendered me during my stay in the Hospital. Also nurses, nurses’ aides, neighbors and friends who sent me flowers and cards. My deepest thanks to the ministers who called on me.

Eva Price

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