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Bainbridge, Morton, Groveland Hold OES Inspection Thursday

Bainbridge, Morton * Groveland chapters met at Groveland Masonic Hall Thursday night, Aug. 12 for their annual Inspec-

tion.

Preceding the meeting, a dinner was served. The tables were beautifully decorated with summer flowers. The chapter room was decorated with baskets of flowers. In the East the Grand Matrons motto, "Let all that you do be done in love.'* and a white cross covered with red rose. In the west was Electa's Cup and on the fall the words "Service and Love.” Because of the illness of Sallie Turner, the Grand Matron, the associate G.M., Norma Hamilton, was in charge of the Inspection. There were 12 children dedicated to the principles of Lilly Medicines To Be Replaced INDIANAPOLIS VPI — Eli Lilly A Co., pharmaceutical manufacturers, announced today the firm will replace without charge all Lilly medicines destroyed by incendiary fires or looting in the Los Angeles race riot area. Vice President Henry F. DeBoest said all shipments will be sent air freight immediately as replacement orders are received. The firm acted after DeBoest was told by George M. Moore, director of sales in the West, that a need exists for prompt restoration of vital health services in the Watts area and adjacent neighborhoods. Moore estimated that 35 to 40 drug stores may have been damaged ©r destroyed in the riot-

ing.

Moore told DeBoest that district sales managers in Los Angeles told him *'a threat to health exists in Los Angeles If pharmacy services are not restored as soon as possible.

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the order. Each received a small testament as a special gift from

the chapters.

Groveland chapter had the opening. All officers were present. Norma Hamilton was escorted East and Estelle Phipps sang the lovely song, "A Bou- | quet of Old-fashioned Roses.” Clayton Herrick, Grand Patron, was escorted East A Ernest Boswell sang "How Great Thou

Art.”

Other distingxiished guests were the Grand Marshal, Harold H. Koenig: Grand Adah. Laura Ann Smyrl: Grand Esther, Jessica M. Mullendore: Grand Electa. Helen M. Mitchell; 9th Dist. Deputy, Marilyn Proctor; 8th Dist. Deputy. Francella M. Royer; 17th Dist. Deputy, Helen L. Burkhart. The initiatory work was put on by Bainbridge chapter and the closing by Morton chapter. There were 123 present and 22 chapters were represented. Norma Hamilton gave a brief address followed by Grana Patron, Grand Marshal and Marilyn Proctor, district 9 deputy. All thanked the chapter for the many courtesies extended them. Punch and cookies were served in the dining room after the meeting.

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Bible Thought The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth His handiwork. Psalm

19:1.

People say, "If only God would speak.” His speech is everywhere. We should say, "God, open my ears to hear and my eyes to see.”

Sheinwold On Bridge Perfect Defender Prevents Mistake By Alfred Sheinwold Once upon a time there \*ere four people at a bridge table who never made a mistake. That was a long time ago, and far away. At the bridge tables here and now the mistakes happen every few seconds.

North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A QJ6J V h O 9 14 2 * AKJ5 WEST EAST A A3 * J 10M2 AJ54 O K 107 A 97 A 8432 SOUTH A 109842 AKQ O Q3 A Q 106 North East Sooth West Pass Pass 1 A Tass 4 A All Pass Opening lead — ^ J

Personal And Local News

Lloyd "Mac”

South won the first trick with the king of hearts and led a spade, losing to the king. East returned the seven of

diamonds.

At a perfect bridge table, South would lose two diamonds and two trumps. At the actual table. South played the queen of diamonds, hoping to give

McKinnis has West something to think about.

Eisenhower

At a news conference here Tuesday, Eisenhower also confessed that he was puzzled by the administration course in the ! U.N. dues dispute. Arthur J. Goldberg. U. S. ambassador for the U. N., was dispatched to Gettysburg the following day. Eisenhower said Thursday that he was convinced that the administration had followed the only possible course in the U.N. quarrel.

entered Mayos in Rochester,! West won with the ace of diaMinnesota. His room number is monds and thought his partner

340.

Rev. Riffle

preach at the Clinton Church at 11 a.m.

Aug. 22nd.

had led from a doubleton 7-3 or

Howard will perhaps the singleton seven of

jr a ll s diamonds. Thinking he could sit

Sunday, back and wait for this other

i diamond trick. West cashed the ace of trumps and got out

Ernest D. Stites. 736 Crescent ( .. safe i y .» with the ten of hearts.

Drive, is a patient in the Veteran’s Hospital in Indianapolis.

TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Snyder of Cloverdale, will observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon. Augurt 22nd. with an open house at the Cloverdale Community House from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. Friends are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder were married at Monroe City, Indiana, and they have lived in the Cloverdale community 40 years. They have seven children: Lowell R. Snyder, Stockton. Calif.. Robert L. Snyder, Peru, Ind., Mrs. John R. Patten and Mrs. William T. Swift of Indianapolis, Mrs. Don South of Bainbridge, Dr. Harold E. Snyder of Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Ken Walgren. Iowa City, Iowa.

His room number is A-363.

TOO SAFE

This play was so safe that It

Cathy Jo Wheeler, daughter * avc 8011111 S ame and rubber ' of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler. ; D * c,arer ran the c,ubs to * et 305 Elm Street, is home from rid of his other losin * diamond.

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17 tank landing ships. 8 from the Atlantic reserve fleet and 11 from the Pacific fleet; 3 gasoline tankers and 16 utility landing craft from both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.

the Riley Hospital in Indianapolis, where she recently underwent heart surgery. Dr. and Mrts. Max Bowman of Oshkosh, Wis., have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCurry. Dr. Bowman is the son of the late Dr. Earl Bowman who was a resident of this community for many years. Mrs. William Lochmueller,

and that was that.

South's play of the queen of diamonds helped give W T est the wrong impression. Sher a tear of sympathy for West but don't scold him for misreading the

diamond situation.

East Is the player to acold. East knew that his side needed two diamond tricks to defeate the contract. The seven of diamonds might be misread, but

Mrs. Sanders Hostess To Community Club The New Maysville Commun- ; ity Club was entertained Aug. 13th in the home of Mrs. Deryl Sanders. The president opened the meeting by reading the verse of the month. The members gave the collect in unison. Devotions were given by Mrs. Mary Sanders who recited the poem “To A Waterfall.” The roll call was interesting, members responding with something you wore ten years ago or more. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read. The new program books were not distributed since the incoming presdent could not be present. Attention was called to the September meeting which will be with Mrs. Alice Hatfield. I Mrs. Earl Jeffries will have devotions. After the business meeting the officers entertained with "Quotable Quotes’ and readings. Then a spelling contest and food bingo. Those winning the contests were Mrs. Nona Grantham and Mrs. Alta Bales. Dinty refreshments were served to ten members and three guests, Mrs. Corda Sutherlin. Miss Wilma Sutherlin and Mrs. Verona Rice.

85. passed away Sunday, Aug- Eagt could lose nothin? lf he 1ed uat 15th, at the home of her the ^ of diamond; , and then daughter, Mrs. Walter A. continued withanother dia _

Schulz. Death was due to a .

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heart attack. She was buried . , , ...... . .

A perfect defender plays In

Tuesday in the Elverfeld Zion , . . , . „ _ such a wav as to prevent his Cemetery near Evansville. . ' , . J partner from making a mis-

Karl Neumann, 6th District

Vice President, will attend the, ' DAILY QUESTIOV State Officers meeting of the _ . . ... ,, . Partner deals and bids one Moose m Washington on Aug. . . , 20. 21, * 22nd. Mr N.umann ‘ ^ ‘Vn , P «T , . _ ., _ • es. You bid: S-Q J 6 5 H-6 a member of Greencastle Lodge _ _ _ _ „ _ . „ T , , Tr . , , _. ^ a D-9 8 6 2 C-A K J 5. What do

No. 1592. The officers will be ,

malting plans for th© State , ., . _ n- • « . t. ANSWER: Bid three spades. Convention in October. „ , . „ , . .

This double raise is forcing to

Members of St. Pauls Guild g ame showing strong trump of Catholic Ladies will attend | support in a hand that coun ts the annual Day of Recollection j 13 . 16 pointc . countin g distribuat St. Marys - of - the - Woods, J tion ^ well „ high cards . If Terre Haute. Indiana, on Wed-1 you have pa9sed originally, a nesday, August 25. Registra-' jump to three spades ls not

Miller Reunion The annual reunion of the descendents of Edw r ard R. and Mariah (Toneyt Miller, w-as held August 16, at the Robe Ann Park with 90 relatives and friends present. A bountiful dinner was served at the noon hour with Raymond Miller Jr., offering the prayer. In the afternoon, a business meeting w r as held by the president, Robert Miller, Emory O. Brattain read the SecretaryTreasure report. Officers elected for 1965-1966 were: President, George Knauer Jr.; Vice President, Clarence Knauer; Secretary-Treasure, Emory O. Brattain. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Jorn Wehrman and Carla; Vicgi Roe, Mrs. Mae Roe, Charles Idon Roe, Wanda O'Hair, Ellen Roe. Cynthia Roe; Leslie. Frank. Rusty and Donald Stew^art; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith and Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knauer, Louise Knauer, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Underwood. Wanda Lou and Max, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bova. Mr. and Mrs. James Layman, Mrs. Carolyn Layman. Mr. Mike Edwards, Miss Jo

Ann Layman, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clark, Mrs. Ida K. Shetrone, Floyd L. Knauer. George Knauer Jr., George E. Knauer, Chrales Wright, Mrs. John McKuhan, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunivan. Mrs. Osa Berry, Allen Berry, Mr.and Mrs. Thomas J. Miller, Gregg, Jeff, Pamela, Doug and Danny Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Emory O. Brattain, Robert Miller, Nora L. Miller, David W. Miller. Diana S. Miller. Donna L. Miller, Darrell E. Miller, Edward A. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin Jr., Mike and Joe. Gracie Craver, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miler, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller Jr., Brenda L. C. Ruthie and Ray Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, 'Mrs. Rosa M. Knauer, Mrs. Grace Roberts, Raymond

In Memory

C. Kersey, Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd

R. Miller, Mrs. Florence Blake. ! In loving remembrance of mir Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Lively, mother and grandmother. Ada Richard. Mark Roe. Ronnie Roe, Bumgardner. who left us thre© Mr. and Mrs. Emory Roe, Jack- years ago today. Aug. 20th. ie Sue. I Her Children

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tion will be at 8:30 a. m. followed by Mass at 9:30 and luncheon at noon. Members i who plan to attend please call Mr*. Dominic Romalia and make reservation* before Aug-

ust 23.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Linds Langdon, R. 1, Reel*ville, 16 year* today, Aug. 20th.

County Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Elaine Welty, Coatesvill© Elzie Jones, Eminence Sally Kelly. Plainfield Blanche Byrum, Spencer Paul Richardson, Stilesville Mrs. Carl Strain and son, Greencastle Wanda O'Neal. Greencastle Mamie McCullough, Green-

castle

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Dance Sat., August 21 ARMORY live Music by THE CHEVELLES Admission 75c 8 P.M. - 11 P.M.

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Putnam Court Notes Bonnie M. Jones vs. Chester L. Jones, suit for divorce and custody of minor son. Lyon A Boyd are the plaintiff* attor-

neys.

John Boron vs lone Haltom, complaint for damages as result of traffic accident, August 19. 1963, one and one-half miles north of Carp on Ind. 43. Mildred Boron vs. lone Haltom, complaint for damages as result of same accident. James M. Houck is attorney for both plaintiffs.

Card of Thanks

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neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our devoted husband and father, also our thanks to the Reverend Bowser for his comforting message. Mrs. Minnie Mundy and

Family.

GHS Clasa Of 1959 Seta Sunday Reunion The Greencastle High School Class of 1959 will hold a reunion Sunday, at 12 noon, in ‘ Robe-Ann Park. Members of the class are asked to bring table service and j drinks for own family, plus covered dish and any recre- ! ational equipment. If there should be any quesi tions, members of the class may i contact Bill Gould or Libby

Stewart.

NOTICE The Montgomery-Ward Store Will Close Today (Friday) at 7:00 P.M. due to tho death of the store manager C. M. NORRIS

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