The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1965 — Page 2
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Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneattla, Indiana
Monday, August 2,1965
Sheinwold On Bridge Count Your Tricks To Find Best Play
clubs to get
diamond.
rid of his losing
By ALFRED SHELNWOLD You don't always have to know every detail of a hand to
make the right play. Necessity As it happened, neither dels the mother of many elegant fender seemed to want the first plays at the bridge table. heart trick. South led another Declarer took the first trick heart, and West played low.
In dummy with the ace of diamonds, led a trump to the ace and cashed the top clubs. Then South led a trump to dummy's jack and cashed the queen of
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Now South had to guess wheth- Outside a# Putnam Ca. S10.00 par year er to play the queen or the ten Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year of hearts from dummy. —
South ruffed a diamond, drew the last trump and led the king of hearts. If an opponent won with the ace. South could get to dummy with the queen of hearts to discard his last heart
on the jack of clubs.
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GOES WRONG
There would be no story If South had guessed right, but the fact is that players often guess wrong if they are given every encouragement to do so. South played the ten of hearts from dummy and lost his slam. You might congratulate West on playing low hearts on the first two tricks in that suit. What an expert he must have oeen to count the hand out so quickly and acurately, thus knowing that it was safe for
him to play ’possum.
The truth of the matter is that West couldn’t count a hand out if his life depended on it. He knew that he needed two tricks to defeat the contract, '
Bible
Thought
I have set the Lord always before me; because He is at my right hand, I shall not be
^ moved. Psalm 16:8.
If we keep our spiritual vision fixed on Jesus Christ, ; we shall be strengthened in I difficulty, comforted in trial, 1 enboldened in danger, and in-
spired in our work.
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Personal And Local News
Castle Toppers Home Demon-
and it was obvious that both of stration club will meet Wednesthose tricks had to be hearts. (j a y a t 7.30 p m at home of
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COURT OF HONOR --4-H DRESS REVUE
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Shown above are the Court of Honor winners at Sunday’s County Fair Dress Revue; Lynn Mullis, Audrey Harvey, Glenda Purcell, Phyllis Mandleeo, Jane Libka, Janet Lucas, Cora Bason, Diana Nichols, Patty Maddox, Vicky Judy, Carolyn Torr, Debbie Smith, Pam Price, Diane Evans, Rhonda Sutherlin, Marie McKee, Darla Grimes. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
The only way to get two heart tricks was to play low and let South guess—and West was clever enough to do just that.
Betty Green, 27 Beveridge St. The Wade-Virginian reunion will be held Sunday, August 8th at Robe Ann part at Table 10.
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DAILY QUESTION Remember
As dealer you hold: spades packages.
J 2 hearts Q 10 2 diamonds A
Q 4 2 clubs Q J 10 4. What do Kappa Delta Phi will meet you say? Tuesday evening at 7:30 P.M.
at the Public Service Room. Sidney Modlin will speak on
ANSWER: Pass. You have 12 points in high cards and 1 point for the doubleton, enough for an optional opening bid. Refuse the option because you have only 114 Quick Tricks. Avoid making a borderline opening bid when a substantial part of your
strength is in queen* and jacks No. is A-300.
that are unaccompanied by
kings or aee«.
Girls State.
Claude Carmichael who has been a patient In the Putnam County Hospital has been transferred to the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. His room
Harriman
that calls for the United States to stop bombing Communist North Viet Nam as a prelude to negotiations for ending the Southeast Asian crisis. Harriman la known to have told Tito that Washington insists any peace talks should begin before the bombings cease.
Card Of Thanks
We would like to thank the hospital staff. Drs. Ernst and
Jones. Rev. Maxwell Webb and Sectlon >
Rev. George Mullins during the illness and bereavement of our loved one, Anna Guntle. We acknowledge with deep appreci-
ation any kindness and the Gerry Lee Rominger, 25 beautiful floral tributes extend- years old. of Greencastle. w'as ed by our friends and neighbors, arrested by Brazil city police
City firemen were called to the high school gym, corner of Walnut Street and College Avenue, at 8:20 Sunday morning as a precautionary move after a leak was discovered in a gas
main.
Ben Thompson. 27, Stilesville, was arrested early Sunday morning by Sheriff Kenneth Knauer and Deputy Paul Mason. Thompson was booked at the county jail for drunken driving on Ind. 240, east of the
city.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Richard R. Hurst are visiting his mother, Mrs. Grace P. Hurst. Lt. Col. Hurst is on his way to Hawaii where he will be assigned as cheif of weapons branch, G-4
UPRPAC Hq. Mrs.
Hurst will also go to Hawaii. Their son Rick will remain in Oklahoma where he is a senior at Oklahoma State University.
gregation. He will head a dele- fective — joint action toward gallon of about 30 from here to closing the doors of the soattend the district convention ! called nuclear club.
being held in Nashville, Tennessee, August 12 through 15.
East - West differences and suspicion are not the only ele-
“The gathering is expected to ments in this impasse. The ab-
attract upwards of 10,000 min-ister-delegates from a fivestate area of the United States covering Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee,” Hurley remarked. He explained that the Nashville meet is one of a series of 30 assemblies scheduled to be held over an 11 week period in the United States and Canada. The last two will end on August 29 in
Canada.
sence of Red China and France, both emerging nuclear powers, from the Geneva negotiations is giving the conference an air of unreality. Peking J and Paris have served notice they will not consider themselves bound by any decisions to limit the nuclear race that
! might be reached here.
LETTER
MEMBER FDIC
We w’ould also like to thajik the Whitaker Funeral Home, Cloverdale Eastern Star and those who served as pallbearers for their services rendered and anyone who assisted in any
way.
The family of Anna R. Guntle
Friday night at the corner of U.S. 40 and Murphy Avenue. He was charged with public intoxication and reckless driving. Rominger appeared before the
TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. James E. Birt will have been married 50 years on August 7th. Their children are planning open house celebrating their Golden Anniversary Sunday, August 8th. Hours are 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at their home at 923 North Madison. They are the parents of six children: Harold of Phoenix, Arizona, Julian (Dudei of Elkhart, Miss Dorothy Birt at home, Mrs. Cedric (Freda! Collins, Norman (Scorchy) and Jimmy. They have 17 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. They were married in Winfield. Tennessee on August 7, 1915, but have made Greencastle their home for the past 45 years.
EDITOR
The resounding success of ‘‘The Sound of Music,” the most recent production of the Putnam County Playhouse, deserves a special mention in the press. The directors, the cast, and all those who devoted their time and talent to the play wish to express their appreciation to the community for supporting their efforts and to the press for bringing news of the production to the attention of the citizens. The fact that the play broke attendance records for PlayI house productions indicates that
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Card Of Thanks
Doyne Starr Honored Mrs. Nickerson At Farewell Party and Dinner Hostess to Club
| Eight members and
On Saturday, July 24th. Mr.: children met at the home
| the effort to bring theater to ! this area has been successful. The Playhouse is now a real
part of the community. Among the comments received The Putnam County Play- i following our last column were
Hi^ Well,
WE ASKED FOR IT!
Justice of the Peace Saturday McClure, Rev. Stantz, the pallj morning and was fined $1.00 bearers, Dr. Steele and the Recand costs on each count.—Bra- tor Funeral Home for their
I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to my
relatives, neighbors, and and Mrs. Carl Myers, and Gene, ^ rs - Nickerson for the July house Is, of course, a non-profit; several references to pre-pack-friends e\eiywhere for theii entertained with a farewell pic- meeting of the Craft Club at c0r p 0ra tj 0n ah tj me an( i t a ] e nt : aged meats. Some like the idea*
nic dinner for their grandson, Cloverdale. is donated-no one Is paid. Yet th^biggest objec’tfon sterns to Doyne Starr, who left July 30th After a short business meet- the pleasure of having Vive the- be amounts—too much or not to enter the U. S. Air Force. ing and discussion on the pro- a t e r in the community is shared enough meat per package for
ject for next month we all by both the participants and the their s P ecific needs.
kindness, sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes extended to us at the passing of my wife. I especially thank Rev.
zil Times.
kindness and help. Olyn Wiight
How do you teM a drunk?
The man was acting strangely. You know what people thought But the neighborhood pharmacist had a bench, took a dose look, gave the man sugar. Then he ooiM a physician who found the nm was in wwntm shock. Too much insulin, not liquor. Without prompt treatment, he might have died. This story illustrates the potency of modem drugs. Before »*«ing powerful drugs you should see a physiciaa and then follow directions to the letter when taking them. There's a happier moral. Wkhomt modem drugs, the diabetic in this story wouldn’t have had a life to save.
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In Memory
In loving memory of my Fath- IndianapoIis .
er, Albert Wallace, who depart
A bountiful dinner w r as enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starr, Doyne, Darryl and Kevin; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Birt and children, Ronnie, Susie, Jerry, Robert and Glen Lee; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wood, Robin, Lorin, Casandra and Monice; Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Myers,
worked on coconut string holders. “We had a lovely bunch of coconuts.” Thanks to Helen Sinclair for supplying all the coconuts. Very nice refreshments were served by our hostess.
audience. I am sure that future will see both greater participation in the productions and
larger audiences.
We can all be proud that summer theater is a thriving enter-
prise in Greencastle.
F. L. B.
ed this life August 2, 1963. You had a smile for everyone, A heart as pure as gold,
To those w-ho knew and loved
you,
Your memory will never grow
old,
In spite of ancient creed of time, Or old tradition thoughts sub-
line,
County Hospital
Dismissed Saturday: Beatrice Ford, Roachdale
Georgia Hanna, Roachdale Martha Phillips, Bainbridge Essie Malicoat, Bainbridge Karen Finchum, Cloverdale Cecil McCollum, Monrovia
Opal Smith. Spencer
Nadene Burks, Greencastle Judith Vinson, Greencastle
Claude Carmichael, Greencas- 1 know that y ou are ever ni & h -
But only out of sight,
For I have often felt you near, Though you've been gone anoth-
er year.
The memory sweet you left be-
hind.
Around my heart have ever twined And led me on when life was dreared, So may it be from year to year, Until I learn my lesson well, And be more fit in Heaven to
dwell.
Sadly missed by daughter,
Lola.
j Doyne, Rodney Foxx, Jim ! O'Brien and Allen Scroggin left ! Friday. July 30th for Indianap- ! olis. Doyne was assigned to a. group of 20 young men who left | immediately for Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. The other ; three Greencastle boys left for ! Lackland AFB on Saturday.
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Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin, Greencastle, Route 4, a girl,, ; Saturday. Dismissed Sunday: J Dorman Wilson, Cloverdale Martha Brown, Crawfords-
ville
Nina Manson, Poland June Collins, Greencastle Mrs. Gene Repp and son, Greencastle John Brown, Greencastle Rachel Surber, Greencastle
Anniversaries Birthdays Clint Maddox, son of Mir. and Mrs. Bill Maddox, 2 years old today, Aug. 2. John Benson Gough, Roachdale, Route I, 78 years today, August 2.
Church Session August 12-15th Summer convention plans are being finalized by the Greencastle Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses according to an announcement made this ’
week by Sheldon D. Hurley, j capability. presiding minister of the con- ' The consequences are bluntly 1 termed “fearful” for the politi-
cal and military policies of the
Nuclear Experts
Are Alarmed
GENEVA UPI — Neculear experts are sounding alarm that the world is on the brink of a very rapid spread of atomic
NOTICE Due to the extremely busy schedule that our photographer is maintaining, we will be unable to produce reprints of our County-Fair pictures. But, we sincerely hope that you will enjoy our display and coverage of the annual event by not missing a single issue of The Daily Banner.
thp Of course, one of the big advantages of pre-packaged meat is the time-saving convenience for you, our customers. But, for those who want specific cuts— or amounts—not displayed prepackaged. we're always happy to provide exactly what you want. Just ask the friendly attendants in the meat department at your Marsh Supermar-
ket. O.K.?
And thank you to the DO's who expressed satisfaction with prepackaging. the quality of Marsh meat, and the variety of-
fered.
THE PILLSBl RY BAKE-OFT is j ust around the corner. EnZT try blanks will be in Pillsbury flour, and available also from tear-off pads at your Marsh Supermarket about the middle of this month.
great powers. Broadly, there ^ ^ 1-Yan\usco'f HUUm’''Hmcl agreement between the West j January 2 3-25, instead of it*
and Russia on the need to check the extremely dangerous nuclear race. But political argument and suspicion are
blocking concrete action. The first confrontation be-
tween the United States. Britain and Russia at the Geneva conference table, after a 10month recess, has given little hope for fast — let alone ef-
usual autumn date — because Fall's cooler weather is more comfortable for baking, the> say. Entry period begins September 1, ends October 31.
Freedom Friday HAMMOND UPI —- Former Lake County Prosecutor Metro j M. Holovachka is scheduled for! release Friday from a federal ! prison in Florida after serving about 25 months of a three- ' year sentence for income tax j evasion.
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