The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 December 1965 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, Dacember 24, 1965
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Christmas Gift Suggestions from SPENCER OPTICAL CO.
1. New Glasses — Latest Style frames
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Tsmagsr's View By Janet Steals Ah he, ell you people who put your Mistletoe and Kissing Bells away after the Christmas season, now you can leave them up all the time. Although kiss* ing under the mistletoe is associated completely with the Christmas season, there is no reason why it should be, except for the power that custom can bestow. In a Scandinavian myth, Baldur the beautiful, god of light and spring, was troubled by dreams that his life was in danger. His mother, Frigga, goddess of love, traveled ever the world asking everything from earth, air, fire, and water to promise not to hurt her son. However, she did not ask the mistletoe, a parasitic plant which attaches itself to trees and therefore does not grow from any of the four elements. Loki. god of fire, was jealous of Baldur, and finally had him slain with a dart of mistletoe. The tears of Baldurs mother became the white berries of the plant, and she decreed that mistletoe would never again be used as a weapon, and that she would place a kiss on anyone who passed under it. Possibly the timing of Christ-mas-kissing comes from an old legend that at the end of a year, if a girl receives no kisses under the mistletoe, she will not marry in the new year. A berry should be removed with each kiss, and when all are gona the bough has lost its power. With or without mistletoe I would like to wish everybody a
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Bible
Thought
wl *H«sy off rune*. ten, Calif., apant last weekend with his mother, Mbs. William A. Shelly. Bro. Milton Sater, will praach at the tong Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, at U am- Visitors welcome. Walter Williams, of Quincy, Is recovering rapidly in the West 10th Street Veteran* Hospital in Indianapolis. State police reported this morning that Sherman Henry Jackson, 19, Kokomo, escaped from the Indiana State Farm Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clodfelter of Iowa City, Iowa, have arrived to spend the holidays with their parents, Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter and Mr. and
And there were In the same ^ Wm . Padgett.
country shepherd* abiding In the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night. Luke 2:8.
Anniversaries
Birthdays
Richard L. Grimes,
The angels came to make the greatest news broadcast the
■ world has ever heard. Even the Richard L. Grimes, son of animals knelt down in love and an< * Mrs ’ F ' < ^ rimes >
Salt Lake City, Utah., Dec.
25, 17 years old.
Weddings
Mr. and Mra. Jesse Morphew, Coatesville, Route 2, 30 years
today, Dec. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Niebrugge, Stilesville, Route 1, 24
with ' y ears - 25th.
j Mir. and Mrs. Carl Snapp, 20
years Dec. 25th.
praise to this message. Personal And Local News
©ver-The-Teacups will meet
Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. M!rs. Grafton Longdon, Sr.
Dr. Curtis Dead COLUMBUS, Ohio UP! — Dr. George Morris Curtis, internationally renowned for his studies into the relationship between iodine and thyroid disease, died Thursday at the age of 75. Dr. Curtis retired from his post as chairman of the Department of Research Surgery at Ohio State University in 1953.
Long Illness Fatal LIVINGSTON, N.J. UPI — Joseph Meyers, who founded one of the nation’s largest parkinglot chains, died Thursday after a long illness at the age of 69. A native of Poland, Meyers also had extensive real estate Investments in the New ark area. He retired from his business, Meyer Bros. Parking System, Inc., in 1960 and left it to his five sons.
Top Quality Lenses 2. Prescription Sun
Glasses.
8. Men’s A Ladies Cases. 4. Eye Glass Chains.
very Merry Christmas!
Did You Notice: It snowed so maybe at least we can say it
snowed before Christmas.
DR. F. M. BURNS
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Miss Brenda Stanley is home
for the holidays from Penn Hall Junior College and Preparatory
School, Chambereburg, Pa.
! City firemen were called to : 800 North Madison Street at 10:32 Thursday night. They reported an overheated stove in
the Walter Tate house trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hennum
and children Ruth and Eric of Wichita, Kansas are spending the holiday season with Mrs. Hennum’s mother, Mrs. William
A. Shelly of Greencastle.
Marriage License Richard Lee Miller, U. S. Navy, Greencastle, Route 4, and Judith Lynn Colby, teacher, Greencastle.
Putnam Court Notes
Radio Pioneer Dies MANHASSET, L. I. UPI — Frank A. D. Andrea, whose Andrea company developed some of the most advanced equipment in the early days of radio broadcasting, died Thursday at Manhasset Medical Center. Andrea developed the first practical neutrodyne radio receiver, which eliminated the yowl common to early receivers. He retired abruptly from his business in 1932.
Space Age Santas WASHINGTON UPI — Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara feels "the entire nation can take pride” in the performance of the Air Reserve and Air National Guard crews u r ho flew nearly 1 million pounds of gifts to Viet Nam in "Operation
"•Architect very satisfactorily, and if no undetermined problems arise, the school should be under construction by mid summer. The school will be built for grades 9-12 with the Junior High remaining at Reelsville and Fillmore. The new school will adequately accommodate 1 students in the district with expansion possibilities being included in the plans. It is the desire of the school board and the superintendent to build a school which will be able to offer an outstanding curriculum which wdll compare with the best schools in the state. Building material that is selected will be considered for its durability, maintenance requirements, and appearance. The board is of the opinion that it is cheaper to build a school with adequate space and areas included at the time of construction rather than anticipating the adding of areas at a later date. Construction cost as w r ell as other expenses are continually increasing each year, so by planning a building that wdll meet all expected needs now and in the near future wdll be cheaper in the long run. Cost of construction has increased considerably in the last three years and this trend is expected to continue. After building plans have been formulated and financing established, local meetings wdll be held by the Superintendent to explain the progress that is being made.
OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY Serving TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings HOME MADE PIES Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Y-PALACE RESTAURANT
Glenn Crawdey vs. Anna Marie
Crawdey, supit for divorce, Lyon Christmas Star.”
A Boyd attorneys for the plaintiff.
County Hospital
Benora Mary Isabella Harismendy and her daughter, Sen-
orita Cecilia from Concepion, I Dismissed Thursday: Chile, South America, have ar- Eugene Kirkpatrick, Senton,
rived for an extended visit with Mo.
3-Year Sentence FORT ORD, Calif. UPI — An Army private who believed his father's philosophy that "you can't fight and be a Christian at the same time” was sen-
The Pentagon chief sent con-; tenced to three years at hard
gr&tulations Thursday to the labor.
civilian-military outfits w’ho Pvt. James M. Taylor, 22, of flew r 85 missions carrying 570 Portland, Ore., appeared re-
tons of gifts collected from all parts of the United States.
the former’s mother, Mrs. Wili 11am A. Shelly of Greencastle and with other relatives. This is Senora Harismendy’s first visit te Greencastle in thirty years.
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David Duggan, Greencastle Martha Harris, Greencastle
In Memory
In memory of Sylvia Sutherlin, who passed away December
25, 1956.
Action Deplored
lieved at the sentence. "I expected they would give me five years,” he said.
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WASHINGTON UPI — The State Department Thursday "deplored” East German action against three Americans, apparently accused of attempting to help refugees flee Commu-
nist East Berlin.
Mary Helen Battle, 24, of Oak Ridge, Term., a theology
_ _ .student at West Berlin’s free Dennis Sutherlin and Family i . .. , J university, was reported under
arrest by the East Germans. Moses R. Herrin, 24, of Akron, Ohio, and Frederick Matthews, 23, of Ellwood City, Pa., were sentenced to eight years in pris-
on.
In Memory
In memory of Dorcas E. Cline, who departed this life Dec. 26, 1956. Her children— Herschel Cline,' Herman Cline, Ida Leisure.
The Bell Will Toll For Bridge Players By Alfred Sheinwold This would be a noisy world to live in if a bell rang every time we made a mistake. Most of us would have to wear earmuffs permanently, especially at the bridge table. For example. the bell would toll in the hand shown today. North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A A J 10976 V K 102 O 762 war * 4 basi 4 $2 4 3 U$6S t? AJ94 O KQ9 O 183 4 Q10132 4 KI975 SOUTH 4 KQ85 V Q73 © A1054 4 A6 North Bart Seafh Wert Fan Fan 1 4 Fen 4 4 AH Pan Opening lead — 43 South won the first trick with the ace of clubs, drew two rounds of trump* and led a low diamond. West won with the nine of diamonds and led the eight of hearts through dummy. Declarer put up dummy's ten and won with the queen when East played the jack. South continued with the ace of diamonds and a low diamond, losing again to West. Back came another heart, and East took two heart tricks to defeat the contract. Did you hear the bell ring? Who made the mistake—and when? EARLY MISTAKE The bell rang for South when
he played the ace of clubs at the first trick. The correct play is to let East win the first
trick.
East returns a diamond, and South puts up the ace and cashes the aoe of clubs to discard a diamond from dummy. Then South gives up a diamond.
In Memory
Remembering at Xmas —
Jean Coffman
When the family gets together,
As we do on Xmas Day
It fills our hearts with sadness
To know that Jean’s away.
West can lead just one heart i ° ur dear one ’ s face is missin &’
And her voice no more we’ll
DR.
J.F. CONRAD
OPTOMETRIST
SOI E. Washington St.
through dummy. South wins with the queen of hearts, ruffs a diamond in dummy and draws trumps with the ace and king. His last diamond is good, ao he discards a heart from dummy on it, thus losing only on* club, one diamond and one heart instead of two diamonds and two
hearts.
DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to 18 points), and the next player passes. You hold: S-A-J 10 9 7 8 H-K 10 2 D-7 8 2 C-4. What do you aay? ANSWER: Bid four spades. Since you have 8 points in high cards, you know that the combined count is 24 to 26 points. Your six-card suit and your singleton should make up for any slight deficiency in high
cards.
hear But sweet memories always linger For the one we loved so dear. The circle now is broken, Home can’t ever be the same Until the day when Jesus calls Then, we’ll be together again. Sadly missed by Mother and family.
NOTICE The Office of Lawrence R. Jones, M.D. CLOSED December 24 thru January 2nd
IF Santa put the wrong bag of gifts down your chimney, you're invited to our Exchange Party. Bring in all those glaring mistakes • . . we'll correct them with a smile! Just one little reminder: don't wait too long, you may not be able to get the gifts you really want • • • and we hate disappointments! All exchanges made at regular price until Jan. 2, 1966. If this same merchandise is on sale Jan. 2, 1966, it will be exchanged at sale price.
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