The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 April 1965 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Monday, April 19,1965
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GLASGOW. Scotland UPI — Truck driver Cyril Sykes, 24. tossed a half crown coin 35 cents to decide who should pay for his beer in a Darlington England pub — and the coin disappeared. Someone else paid, I Cyril drank his beer and con- ! tinued on his journey over the border. Sunday, suffering from chest I pains, Cyril visited a doctor — who removed the halfcrown from his stomach.
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YOUR PHARMACIST
By years of training, your pharmacist is an exacting scientist. As a member of the community health team, he is a dedicated professional man. Yet he is a businessman engaged in serving your needs not only as a supplier of medicines but as a merchant whose stocks reflect the daily needs of his customers. And, too, he’s a fellow townsman, a taxpayer, a neighbor — one who has a personal concern for the health and welfare of your family.
COAN-^HARMACY SauhcoiUc
Roachdale Home Demonstration Club The Jacksonetts Home Demonstration Club met for the April meeting at the home of Mrs. A. N. Cheney. The meeting was opened with Thought of the Month, Out of the mouths of babes come ! words we never should have spoken in the first place. The Flag salute to the American and Christian flags were given followed by the Creed. The history of the song “Vive L’ Amour,” was given by Irene Stanley. She and Ealnor McCulin sang it together. Irene read a poem. Roll call was answered by 1 i nine members with some cute saying your child or grandchild
I had said.
The lesson on curtains and draperies was given by Alta Bales and Goldia Perkins. A card of thanks from Goldie Jefferies was read in appre-
to the flag waa led by Shirley Harris and 4-H pledge by Donna South. Health * Safety report was on driving. The meeting was then adjourned for refreshments.
April Meeting Is Held By Club Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club met at the Club House for the April meeting. The meeting was opened by the song of the month which the history was read by Ruth Fry. The lesson was Travel Light which was given by Louise McKamey, which was enjoyed by all. All members are asked not to forget the rummage sale May 8. Have your things at court
THE DAILY BANNER AND iERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-28 S. Jackson Si. Gr**ncastl*, Ind. Business Rhone 01 3-51S1 ' Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher . Norma Hill, Gen. Mgr. Elizabeth Rariden. Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor ‘ William 0. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Rost Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second .doss Mail matter under Act of March 7, IB78. Subscription Rrieez . - , Hem* Delivery 40c pet week Mailed in Rutnam Co. $6.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 par year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought
house on Friday afternoon be-1 And when they saw Him. j R )re ^ P- they worshiped Him: but some The Mother and Daughter doubted. Matthew 28:17.
! Banquet will be Thursday
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Sheinwold Letter To The Editor
On Bridge
Even after His resurrection,
_ _ _ ^ " ig?ht May 6 at Fairwa y- A1] | some doubted. This doubt is not ciation of the flowers and cards P* an 8° P' eas< | the exclusive property of pa-
call Eunice Graves. Ethel gans the church ig gnawed at it
Schachtel or Marie Crawley be-
she received while in the hos- j
pital.
Irene reported on making shoe bags. The club discussed going on a tour May 5 to the Cross Roads rehabilitation center and the !
fore April 22. Thank you.
Philomath Club Held Its Monthly Meeting The Roachdale Philomath
today. When Thomas confessed his doubh he gave place to faith, and said, “my Lord and
my God.”
Don’t Wake Partner Up When Thought Is Fatal By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion It doesn’t pay to. wake certain kind of partner up. I£ you let him sleep, he may make the right play by accident. If you wake him up, his brain will go to work, and that w ill be the end of you.
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Dear Sir:
I read R. M. Scroggin's letter in The Daily Banner as to whether or not Greeneastle was proof against getting a tornado
that could hapen by as
at Coatesville.
A former authority on geog-'*wa raphy and weather at Indiana University has said that a city located in a valley with surrounding hills would likely never be touched by a tornado for as the monster came over the
hill, riding high it would clear the city below, however, gravity would bring it down on the next hillside beyond the city to start it bouncing again. The professor stated that Bloom-
one did ' in £ ton ^ 3 ust this tyPBof set-
ting *nd4n all hkeliiucp would
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Sounds reasonable does it
not.
Joe H. Davidson
P.S. Not guaranteed proof but maybe 87.
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Showers Soak Much Of U. S.
tributed to York state.
the storm In New
South
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Easter Sunday sightseers hampered cleanup operations in tornado-devasted areas of
Thundershowers soaked a Michigan and Indiana. In Hillswide area of the nation today da j e County, Mich., traffic jams from east Texas to the na- wcre s0 vas ^ heavy cleantion s capital. A freak snow' U p e q U jp men t could not get
storm left up to 7 inches of snow in parts of south central
New York.
through narrow roads leading
into disaster areas.
Opening lead — A A
Personal And Local News
The Cro-Tat-Em will meet
Western Electric; they were to Club held its monthly meeting all go that could. April 15th in the assembly The secretary and treasurer’s room of the Roachdale Library, reports were given. The meeting was opened by the
All joined in singing t h e president, Mrs. Eugene Hut-1 w ' d ' nesd ^ at two at the home Home Economics Prayer. j chins. The program was given ! Qf Mrg Eve , p lumme r.
The hostess served lovely re- by Mrs. Paul Sutherlin who freshments in keeping with the presented the history of foods Easter season. | and cookery from ancient times Mrs. Alta Bales showed a until the present in a most en-
beautiful afghan she had just tertaining and informative man-
i recently made.
Winsome Workers Hold Their Second Meeting The Bainbridge Winsome Workers held their second meeting on April 7, 1965 in the Home Economics Room. The new ofI ficers for this year are: Pres., Lynn Mullis; Vice Pres., Vicki Judy; Treasurer, Debby Smith; Secretary Carolyn Smith; New-s I Reporter. Linda Houser; Song Leader, Diana Nichols: Recrea- | tion. Beck McFarland and DonI na Smith. Roll call was answered by ! your age of this year. The ‘ pledge to the flag was led by
I ner. The hostess committee, i Mrs. Glen Irwin. Mrs. Robert Crosby and Mrs. William Thomas served from a table
Easter motif.
McKinney
The regular monthly meeting of the East Marion Homemakers will be held with Mrs. Ecy Bridges on Friday afternoon. Associate Tri Kappa will meet on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock th the home of Mrs. Howard Youse, 614 E. Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Huber, Coatesville. R. 2, have returned home from Haines City. Florida where they spent the last five
months.
City firemen made a run at 8:27 Saturday night to extinguish a trash fire on a vacant lot at the rear of 208 West
Seminary Street.
—Anthony M. Solomon, deputy assistant secretary of state for inter-American economic policy, to be assistant secretary of state for economic affairs. ; • —Joseph W. Barra, cflalrman
of the Federal Deposit Insur- Cloverdale Wesleyan Service | ance Corp., to be under secre- Guild will meet in the Clovertary to the Treasury. dale Community Building to—Meryln N. Trued, acting as-1 n ig h t at 7:00 with Jenny Lou sistant secretary of the Treas- Mitchel as hostess
ury for international affairs, to
North should jump to four notrump instead of six spades. If South bid five spades to show three aces, North could bid six spades safely. And if South bid only five hearts to show two aces, North could stop at
five spades.
In fact, North jumped to six : spades, and West opened the: ace of clubs. This caused East to sit up with an alert look on | his face, a serious mistake j since it shook West out of his'i
normal sleepy state.
“Why is my partner so ex-j of golf balls was pectant?” West wondered. ‘‘He|^y aC0) -p ex must want me to do something! More rain
More rain or snow was forecast for upper Minnesota, where it could feed the flooding Mis-
sissippi River.
More rain or snow was forecast for upper Minesota. where it could feed the flooding Mis-
sissippi River.
The flood crest pushing downstream today. threatening scores of communities in Minnesota, Wisconsin. Illinois and around the clock to fight the
rising river.
Egg Roll At White House WASHINGTON UPI — The White House decided to go ahead with its traditional Easter egg roll today despite a morning rain that left the
grounds soggy.
Officials said they ruled against postponing the annual
Half inch hail hammered event because it would disapstreets at Jackson, Tenn., dur- point some of the thousands of ing the night and hail the size young tourists in the city, of golf balls was reported at The egg rolling hours were
kept to the original schedule of
pushed inland 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. although it
unusual.” * across the Pacific Northwest had been raining intermittently UNUSUAL LEAD and central California. The since late Sunday night. The Looking for an unusual lead, heaviest amount was reported / orecas t was ^ or continued rain
at Brookings, Ore., where 3.05 a nd on during the day.
inches fell Sunday.
The New York storm left 7 inches of snow in some areas. Binghamton, N. Y., struck with
West came up with the weird idea of switching to a heart. This solidified South’s heart suit so that after drawing trumps he could discard three
diamonds on dummy's hearts 3 inches of snow Saturday,
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Card Of Thanks
Shirley Harris and 4-H pledge full status in that position.
THE FARMERS FRIEND IS
the
ST.
The Federated Reading Club
will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Grafton Longden, Jr. Mrs. W. A. Huggard will have the program.
The Mothers Service Club
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gladys Spiker, Instead of Mrs. Mae Twigg. Members please note
change of meeting place. The Modern Home Makers
Club will meet Wednesday at 6.30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Nancy Sutherlin to form the car pool to go to Rockville for
a tour of the Gold Medalion. Fahers Auxiliary No. 1 of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday night at the Post 1550 Home. There will be election of officers and all members are urged to attend.
and the other diamond on the picked up 7 more inches Sun-
king of clubs.
Left to his own devices. West would have led another club. Even if West had picked a card from his hand at random the odds were 10 to 2 that he would not have switched to a heart. Any other lead would have beaten South (unless South
I wish to extend my sincers thanks and appreciation to everyone for the man> nice
day.. Eight inches was reported cards, visits and flowers durin Tioga County, Pa. At least ing my recent illness, seven traffic deaths were at- , Bertha Wells
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miraculously guessed how to play the hearts). Experts would have no problem with this kind of hand. Since the dummy makes it clear that East needs an ace to defeat the contract. East would signal which ace he holds. East plays his lowest club to show an ace in the low suit (dia- j monds), but would play his highest club if he had the ace of the highest suit (hearts). DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: Spade K Q 7 5, Heart K Q 9 8 3. Diamond K Q, Club K Q. What do you say? Answer: Bid one heart. With a strong hand ypu can always afford to bid your longest suit first. You can show the spades next if partner responds one notrump.
(•muni i WAYS FIRST QUAUTY *
REMNANTS
A large selection of
Spring and Summer materials.
WEDNESDAY
ALL DAY
at the sign □f Service.
County Hospital Dismissed Sunday: Billy,Hunter, Gpeehicastle ^frs. Roland Henderson and daughter, Greeneastle Jo Ann Tharp, Fillmore Nettie Broadstreet, Cloverdale Mary Zenor. Spencer Harry Robinson, Freedom Dismissed Saturday: Virginia Pulliam, Greeneastle James Wood, Roachdale Ella Hunter, Cloverdale Josephine Beck. Bainbridge Howard Hall, Gosport Births: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Talley, 730 East Seminary Street, a girl, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Snider, Greeneastle, Route 4, a girl, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Villinski, 1801 South Bloomington Street, a girl, Saturday.
Putnam Court Notes Ruth E. Coffman vs James P. Coffman, complaint for absolute divorce. Eva Rebecca Stewart vs, Ernest E. Stewart, complaint for absolute divorce. Dallas F. Pearson vs Anna L. Pearson, complaint for absolute divorce. William McClflJlan is the attorney for the above plaintiffs.
NOTICE MY OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY-ONLY April 24th) Dr. Burns, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR South Jackson & Sunset Drive Phone OL 3-5814
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ANNOUNCING • - TRUNK SHOWING MR. ED BERRY/, ifyily D« be in our Ready To Wear departmen'Lflll j P. M. with a complete trunk showing qf *«
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