The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 July 1965 — Page 2
Th« Daily Bannar, Braancaatla, Indiana Tuasday, July 27, 1965
Editorial-Wise A Tribute To The Hudlins This newspaper wishes to pay a belated tribute to a well known Greencastle couple, whose tragic fatal traffic accident last week, came as a great shock to their family and their many, many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hudlin were the type of citizens that make this community a place in which everyone is proud to live and call home. Quiet, unassuming. God-fearing people, they were respected by all with whom they came in contact during their many years of residence in this city. They were very conscientious in every endeavor in which they participated and were faithful members of The First Christian Church. Their two daughters, their husbands and a grandson were always first in their hearts and minds. They were also good neighbors and stood ready to assist friends in any way in times of distress and sorrow. Lyman Hudlin and Rowena Hudlin are gone, but they will never be forgotten by those who knew them. The Daily Banner extends its most sincere sympathy to their daughters, Mrs. Erma Chaney and Mrs. Enid Hillis.
INI DAILY KANNM AND HIRAID CONSOUDATID 24-28 S. JockMfi Si. GrtMMSti*. lad. Butin*** Ption* Ol 3-51S1 liisabatti RaricUn Ettat*, Publisher S. R. Raridcn, S*nior Editer Norma HiK. Gan. Mgr. Jam** B. Zeis, Managing Editor William D. Hoapor, Adv. Mgr. ] Entered in the Past Office at Greeni caitl*. Indiana, a* Second Clot* MaM matter under Act ef March 7, 1171.
Subtcripfion Price* Hem* Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam C*. $*.00 par year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year Outside ef Indiana $14.00 per year
Bible Thought Being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 5:1. Around the world souls are on a quest for peace wuth God. They will arrive, not by tortures, not by pennances, not by
Paris Presents Hew Glamour PARIS UPI Flowing chif-
fon evening gowns baring one powdered shoulder . . . slinky floor-length dresses slit to the knee: such were the touches of
His clothes are timeless and'" or s ’ ut y ait '
bought by the very, very rich. Even Balmain s mannequins —mostly tall and English—are taught to look rich, with a slight “who cares?” air as they saunter through his ivory salon. One. for example, wearing a cocktail dress of bands of black
Personal And Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caruso of Brazil are the parents of a
velvet and chiffon, casually ; dauj|rhter bom Monday> July
new glamour presented today dra * g * d a S10000 black velvet 26th.
coat lined with black fox fur on
the floor.
Get the idea?
FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Archie Poynter of R.R. 1, Pittsbor© and Bradenton, Florida will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary next Sunday, August 1, They will be honored by their children with a reception for friends and relatives at the New Providence Baptist Church in Putnam County from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. They were married July 29, 1915 near Woodstock, Kentucky. They have four sons, Luther and Albert of Danville, Cecil of Tampa, Florida and Leon of Lizton; four daughters. Mrs. Estal Finchum of Greencastle, Mrs. Guy Gaston, Jr., of Coatesville, Mrs. Dorn Wisehart of Stilesville and Mrs. Kemp Dorsett of Brunswick, Georgia. Also they have 25 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. New Providence is located 2 miles south of Mt. Meridian.
to buyers and the press at the style show of designer Pierre
Balmain.
Ever since designer Cristobal Balenciaga tried a bare shoulder gown last year, and Jacqueline Kennedy put one on the front pages, the idea has been catching on. Balmain, the dresser of queens and film stars, tried the naked shoulder with a short heavy white silk evening dress. Two of his willowy models also paraded by in flowing chiffon long gowns, one in red and the other black. One shoulder was bare and the other decorated with a velvet bow. Those slit skirts that provoc-
County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Harold Schoman. Cloverdale Zella Cummings, Cloverdale Sharon Carmichael, Spencer Doris Sheese, Gosport Ina Chestnut, Coatesville Inez Torr, Greencastle James Throop, Greencastle David Sink. Greencastle ■William Wilson, Greencastle
The diamond ring from Mason Jewelry’s grab bag sidewalk sale was won by Mary Asbell,
Gillespie Street.
Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Godfrey is a patient in St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute.
Sheinwold On Bridge
Her room number is 227.
Two Unusual Leads Defeat Cold Game
The younger bridge champ-
Body Found
Minn. The body was badly decomposed and was identified through a tennis shoe, which
bore Barbara’s name.
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MR. AND MRS. EUGENE MANERS
Miss Patricia Ellen Mitchell' seed pearls. The bouffant skirt i Eddie Maners, Martinsville and and Eugene Maners were unit-' was bordered in alenoon lace Jim Albin, Greencastle.
ed in marriage Sunday, July I and fell into a chapel train. Her
,11th, at the Somerset Christ- elbow-length silk illusion veil ne ri e s ni ' or " orc & Strict secrecy was clamped ian Church. ; was held in place by a pill box
i The annual Henry reunion ions are full of fine ideas, suit- over the investigation into the Parents of the couple are: 1 of tulle and lillies of the valley, will be held on Sunday. August able for fixed partnerships, es- death of the bIond high school Mr and Mrs Arthur Maners, She carried a white Bible topped 1st at the Robe Ann Park. Bas- pecially in tournament play. If ^ r j vanished in the dead Spencer, and George Mitchell, with white roses and pink sweet-
Births:
ket dinner at noon at table No. you sprang these ideas on * 0 f n ight while babysitting for a 2. All friends and relatives in- pick-up partner in a game of neighbor j n suburban Shoreview vited. kitchen bridge, he d shake his Qn j y three doors from her own
Modern Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday, July 28th
pink and beige accessories and the bridegroom's mother wore a blue lace dress with blue and white accessories. Their flow-
ers were pink roses.
at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Kenneth Gorham. Mr. Hatcher of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thompson, Catalina Beauty Shop will give
head groggily after the first h ome. hand: and after the second, he’d remember an appointment on
Nashville, Tenn.. and Mrs. Walt- heart roses.
er Reasor, Jr., Greencastle, R. 1. j The maid of honor, Joan TipRev. Gary Hall officiated at pon and the bridesmaids, Treva
the double ring ceremony at Raymann, Diane Nichols and Ba inbridge High School and is
Hedman said Barbara's body f the altar decorated with baskets Linda York, all wore pink lace employed at Grain Dealers Tn-
The bride Is a graduate of
atively bared the leg to just stilei!Vlll<St identical twin boys . the le6SOn
above the knee came in cling- vfonH„v
ing high-necked crepes such as j MiSfl Eva A > rres ' formerly of one in red. topped by a tailored Mr. and Mrs. William New- Greencastle, died in Visalia, Caljacket, that showed every bone kirk, Plainfield, a boy, Monday, ifornia. Her youngest sister, and muscle in the model’s body. __ _ _ Mrs. Hazel Ayres Woodward,
Another floor length gown that had the fashion press applauding had an orange beaded.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Repp, 211 ; liveg in the Methodist Home in I WEST
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high-necked top and slim deep Coatesville, a girl, Monday, olive green skirt slit to the - knee, the slit edged wtih the
orange beads.
Still another winner: A floorlength bright orange wool coat,
Hillsdale, a boy, Monday. warren. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis, ■ Leland Brown, 36, city was
City Council
arrested on South Bloomington Street at 7:22 Monday evening by Officer Russell Rogers for operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended.
. The Goose Island School Re-
tailored like a boys jacket. Iack timc Wor « the council 1 union
with brown mink collar and gUlptg ^ th€ir budget it W as August 7th at 6:30 p. m. at
thought best to rush the ordi-
will be held Saturday
the other side of town.
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was discovered by a search of white gladioli, carnations. 1 over taffeta dresses with fit- surance in Indianapolis. The party of about 10 persons, in- palms and lighted candelabra, ted bodices and floor-length bridegroom is a graduate of eluding "some Federal Bureau The bride, given in marriage bell shaped skirts. Their flowers Spencer High School and at-
by her uncle, Melvin Evens, were deep pink pom poms. Ar- j tended Indiana Tech, college In wore a gown of white organza thur Maners, brother of the Fort Wayne. He is employed | and alencon lace. The fitted groom was best man. Ushers ; a t Gibson Co., Indianapolis.
Advise Supervision ! bodice featured a sabrina neck-j were, Robert Hayes. F o r t: They will reside at 3607 Balsalln
line edged in cut crystals and : Wayne, Dick Casebeer, Spencer, Ave., Apt. 12, Indianapolis.
LONDON UPI — The British I I Family Planning Association Costly Call , . c . , A mbrogio's five - year - old warned Monday that oral con- BUNGAY, England UPI - GenerOUS Son | son A ngelo discovered his f»v traceptives should not be issued Mrs. Mary Debenham's tele- METZ, France UPI — The ther's holiday savings of $400 wrthout careful supervision be- p.'.one call may have cost her family of Antonio Ambrogio, an and distributed the bills ii cause of the suggestion they ; up to $16,800. She used a rare Italian worker who lives at mailboxes all over the neigh-
a tendency to 1933 penny from her husband’s near by Moyeuvre, may have to borhood. Today Ambrogio had
may be cu ^ short their Italian holiday recovered only half the total
this year. ' amount.
may Increase
blood-clotting or thrombosis” in coin collection that some women. worth that amounf
cuffs. Underneath was an Ivory-colored wool gown also Cut to show the leg to the knee. After Monday's showings of aippy, young fashions set to "yeah yeah” music, Balmain's usually elegant collection had
the air of real fashion.
It's difficult to report any major trends from a Balmain show because the master changes styles only slightly.
nance through. Second and third reading* were read and
proved.
Old Trail Inn. Reservations must be called to Gladys *P _ Spiker, Phone OL 3-9209 before
August 4th.
Robert Hoosier, 33, Rockport,
Opening lead — 4k 3 I i The opening lead is a subject much discussed by the New Scientists, particularly in their excellent magazine, The Bridge
site of a recreation site for the Educate your clothes to Fine Greencastle Community. The Dry Cleaning. Old Reliable
council granted the Jaycees per- White Cleaners.
WHITAKER
The Greencaetle Jaycees were pleaded ^ty to escaping from Journal. " Lead a low card ° n y represented by Wyatt Brum- the state Farm when arraisrned when you're really interested in mett at the meeting. Brummett Monday in Putnam Circuit a suit ’’’ the >' urfi:<? ' ' If you haVe asked that he council grant the Court. Judge Francis Hamilton nothing in the suit, lead a high Jaycees permission to survey sentenced him to serve' 1-5 card to warn your partner.” and inspect property directly years in the state prison at this hand was played a north of the hanger at the local Michigan City. | few months agf) in the comp eti- | airport for the possible future | — j ^ for the Vanderbil t Cup, Jeff
'Rubens, editor of The Bridge Journal, led the eight of spades from the West hand to warn
mission to survey the property his tner that he personally, 1 and bring back a map of the Putnam Court Notes had nothing much in opadea. area and their proposed plans If it Rtruck a gD od spade holdat the approval of the Aviation Longardner, Hosbon, Brown. ^ ^ ^ hand well ^ Board and the Park Board. Inc. vs. Greencastle Christian * d; otherwi(se Eaat could Howard Brackney reported Hom * Foundation, Inc., Indiana shift ' at to a different suit,
that during the month of June Natirmal Bank of Indianapolis j
the Department of Water and First-Citizens Bank A Trust NOT DECEIVED Works had employed 14 men C om P an .V. complaint to foreclose Declarer played the king of i including 3 members of the mortgage and in quantum me- sp ad es from dummy at the first Board of Directors) at a total r u**- ' n 8u m of $14,519.49 for trick, but Roger Stem, playing payroll of $4,499.52. He also re- architectural engineering. J. the East cards, was not deported that total revenue Fra nk Durham is local attorney C eived. He won with the ace
of spades and shifted to a club. The exact club to lead is im-
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revenue, Frank Durham is local attorney | ceived. He amounted to $21,430.38 while i for tlie P'amUffs-
the expenses totaled $16,790.14. j
Anniversaries
Birthdays
Scott Mason, son of Mr. and
FUNERAL HOME OL 3-6511
Fmal business of the meeting was directed to the “rock and roll” party held at Robe Ann Park last week. Councilman Gnmes reported that the party was a success and that there
were plans by the Park Board Mrs. Harold Mason, 2 years old for another party this weejf J ul y 26th. City Chief of Police Roy New- j * gent also reported that his de- # # partment thought the party was y |p4- IJfSf ICIAn
meeting was the downing of a
s great success, too. He received 136 phone calls of a disturbance
in the park!
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: U. S. jet over North Viet Nam by what appeared to be a sur-face-to-air missile. Use of such a weapon would add a new dimension to the war. As yet there has been no official confirmation that the Navy plane, an F4C Phantom with two men aboard, was actually hit by a missile over a target 40 miles west of Communist North Viet Nam's capital of Hanoi.
Wells Reunion Held Sunday Descendants of Flem and Alice Wells held their annual family reunion at Robe-Anne Park Sunday, July 25th. There were 44 relatives and friends attending. They were from Franklin, Greenwood. Indianapolis. Avon, , Fillmore and Greencastle.
portant in this situation. Dummy’s clubs would trap West's ten if Esust made a normal low lead. Stem therefore made the deceptive lead of the jack of
clubs.
Thinking East had led from a suit headed by jack-ten. South played low from his hand and won with dummy’s queen of clubs. When East regained the lead with the ace of hearts he led another club, and West defeated the contract with three club tricks. Very pretty, for serious students of the game. Forget it if you are having trouble remembering the point count. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: spades Q J 7 4 heart J diamonds K J 10 9 8 clubs K 7 6. What do you say? ANSWER: Pass. You have 11 points in high cards and 2 points for the singleton, but this hand is not even close to an opening bid. You have only 1 Quick Trick, and should have at least 2 Quick Tricks for a sound opening bid.
Marriage License Robert McArthy Waddell, Zinc Mill, city, and Sandra Darlene Holt, at home, Indianapolis.
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