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THE NEWS -PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE Fm3 MONDAY, MAY' 27, 1963 CHILD STUDY CLUBS At Mercy Hospital route 1: Chester Mitchell, route 1: Hulon McAfee; route 1. Plans For Summer Include Families 1 I .4 4 I ADMISSIONS i Patients admitted to Mercy ho pital over the weekend were: Benton Harbor Mrs. Meredith Osborn, 1200 Empire; Axel Sy-dow, City of David; Sharon Queen, 141Q Rjickliffe: Roland Zuhl. 982 Hartford Ervin Huddleston, 321 North Center.

Sodus Clara Lynch, route 1. The Doctor's Strange Secret By Elizabeth Seifert Copyright 1962 by Elisabeth Seifert Distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Assn. 4 JStfvensvUle Mrs. Wvatt. Vmw dran and daughter, 361 onore.

Pipestone; Jaymar Harris, son of in i New officers took over area child study clubs this adjourn for the summer. 50 YEARS i week as groups prepared to MISS AND MASTER The Miss and Master Child Bottis: corresponding secretary, Study club met in the home of Mrs. Ron Hagenbarth. Committee chairmen will be: Mrs. Harry Bern, imu meter drive, St.

Joseph, to install offi icy Aw Open House Will Mark Anniversary cers. After acentine the save! from Mrs. Zanders, program; Mrs. Peters, membership; courtesy, Mrs. Bottis; library, Mrs.

Ollie Van Horssen; children's cards, Mrs. Fred Phillips. retiring president, Mrs. William Adler, the new president, Mrs. Robert Schild appointed com I is" 5 "I Mrs.

Robert Misfcill won the mittees for the year. THE STORY: Dr. Howdershell still has not discussed the shooting at the hospital during which he admittedly killed a man, except to say he had been blackmailed. XIII Of course, reported Aunt Bean, most of the town was horrified about what had happened, and bewildered that such a thing, should involve Smokey. All his friends had called me, then talked to her, and had so expressed themselves.

I was still somewhat choked up traveling gift and Mrs. Martin Veldman was welcomed as a new member. 1 i The committee cnairmen are: safety, Mrs. James Andersen; courtesv. Mrs.

Richard Weber: The group will reconvene in James Harris, un re an; wins-tine Booker, son of James Booker, route 1, Box 113; Michael Barnes, son of Walter A. Barnes, 719 Thresher; Robert and Rodney Johnson, sons of Robert Johnson, 411 Park; Arma Jean Williams, daughter of Roy Williams, 975 Buss; Jforman Hammel. son of William Hammel; 3565 Shortridge; Mrs. Alberta Felty, 465 South Fair; Mrs. Leonard Grass, 1119 Broadway; Clifton Morse, 932 Paw Paw; Mrs.

Amelia Reamer, Pitcher's nursing home; Mrs. Eddie Ventress, 1020 Edward Hirsch, 279 Brownway; Mrs. Charles Collins, route 4, Box 66E Mrs. Gerald' Paul, 1237 Monroe; Rose Berlin, 1030 East Main; Donald Bohan, 239 Brunson; Jetson Alexander, 378 Bridgman; Mrs. Jessie Davis, 992 Chicago; William McCuen, 766 Pavone; Regina Gar-langer, 160 Apple; Harvey Har-vell, 992 Highland.

Berrien Springs Mrs. E. A. Miller. 420 South Kimmel; Roy Farr, route 1.

Eau Claire Mrs. Victorn Fell-ner, Box 211A. Sodus Samuel Rapp, route 1. BIRTHS Cnlnma A eirl weighing '6 I I September. membersop, Mrs, Bern; ways and means, Mrs.

Gino DaBan; historian, Mrs. Alf Buck. aoout tnis when I saw Tony and JACOBY ON BRIDGE 'rf jfiiKjhiiifrTMHWiTfriM Am TEA FOR GRADUATES: A graduation tea for senior girls at St. Joseph high school was given Saturday by Judy Garman (left) and Connie Nagle at the Quentin B. Garman residence, 4046 Valley View drive, St.

Joseph. The girls were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Quentin Garman and Mrs. Howard Nagle. By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn.

Here is a letter from Massa chusetts that is typical "of many neonetia aapuio coming out 01 the woods behind the house. They said 'they knew they wouldn't get in by normal social approaches" but some of grasped Henrietta, "just had to talk to youl" I sighed. "I don't know much myself, Henrietta;" "But you know what happened!" "Oh, I know that a man got Into some sort of fight with Smokey at the hospital this morningin the operating room and that he was shot. But who started the fight, and why he was shot I don't know any of that." 'Do you know who the man was?" "The radio gave his name Weber. But it didnt say who he was.

Brevities Home From Florida Mr. and that I receive. It says, "You write about squeeze plays all the time. How can I recognize one and then work one? I play lots of bridge, but am definitely not an expert." Bride -To -Be Showered pounds, iy ounces, was born to Mrs. Ne'al LaVanway of 537 Divi THE ALBERT BERNDTS 1938 Class Committee Seeks 16 sion street, have returned home from a three months' vacation spent in Florida.

Enroute home they stopped in Columbus, Ohio, to spend several days with their son-in-law and daughter', Profes The group planned a June 8 Father'sTttght at IJon'sTHirk. Mrs. Andersen was co-hostess. PRIDE AND JOY An annual dinner-meeting for members of the Pride and Joy Child Study club and their husbands was held recntly in the Kon Tiki room, North of Benton Harbor. Officers for next year were introduced as follows: President, Mrs.

Lester Selent; vice president, Mrs. Walford Lyon; secretary, Mrs. Ronald Momany; treasurer, Mrs. Ted Hollacher; social secretary, Mrs. Richard Bell.

Mrs. Richard Washburn will be publicity chairman. Safety Council representatives are Mrs. Richard Marquardt and Mrs. Andy Antonovich.

Child Study club council delegates are Mrs. James McConnell and Mrs. Selent. The club planned a children's picnic to be held in June in Kiwanis park. The committee in charge will be Mrs.

Whaley, Mrs. Momany, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Alvin Bytwork. ALICE HANNA An annual dinner closed the Alice Hanna Child Study club year.

The recent dinner was held at The Surrey, Sister Lakes. After dinner the group held a business meeting in the Van Buren State bank building meeting room at Sister Lakes. New officers elected include: president, Mrs. George Wiesemes; vice president, Mrs. Robert Zanders; secretary, Mrs.

Donald Peters; treasurer, Mrs. Michael sor and Mrs. Roy Reeves, and children. Mrs. Reeves is the former Patricia LaVanway of Benton Harbor.

The. answer to the first question is that any time you have all the tricks, but one, you have a potential squeeze situation. As to working one the simplest method is to give the cards a chance. South ruffs the third diamond and leads three rounds of trumps. He has all the tricks but one, and no problem if hearts break for him.

Suppose hearts don't break? Well maybe there is a squeeze and the way for South' to find out is to lead his last trump and apply the pressure. He leads the Visiting In West Called to California by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Ethel LaVanway, 86, a -former resident of the Coloma, BRIDGMAN Miss Janice Gaul was guest of honor at a bridal shower given Sunday in the Howard Rambo residence. Hostesses were the honoree's aunts, Mrs. Franklin Gaul, Mrs.

Robert Schoehfelder and Mrs. Rainbo. Games were played and prizes awarded Mrs. Leonard Priefer, Mrs. Harry Koehler, Mrs.

Charles Marousek, Mrs. E. A. Kuhn, Mrs. Charles Ttapp, Mrs.

George Frohmader, Miss Linda Priefer, Mrs. Jennie Schoenfelder, Miss Peggy Kolberg and Mrs. Harry Koehler, Sr. The hostesses were assisted by Sue Ann Schoenfelder. Miss Gaul, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Gaul, Stevensville, will be married to James Dahlstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dahlstrom, 546 Winchester avenue, St. Joseph, July 6 in the Immanuel Lutheran church, Bridgman.

It said Smokey had surrendered to the police." "They're holding him," I said uncertainly. "I don't even know if he has a lawyer" "Certainly he has a lawyer!" said Tony, reaching for more sugar. "Dick Hinton has been with him for a good part of today." "Will they let him come home on bail, Tony?" "That I don't know," he said, drinking some coffee. "But" I put my cup on the arm of my chair, and leaned forward. "Don't you suppose Dick Eau Claire and Benton Harbor Mr.

and Mrs. James uoDer, route 1, Box 295 at 10:59 p.m. Saturday. A girl, weighing 9 pounds, 5 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Stibal, route 3 at 2 a.m. Sunday. Sodus A boy, weighing 8 pounds, 5Vt ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder, route 1, Box 126 at 11:11 p.m.

Sunday. DISCHARGES Benton Harbor Mrs. William Burrell, 1821 Britain; Everhart Vaughn, 785 Colfax; Mrs. Roy B. Fries, 675 Broadway; Cheryl Holmes, 175 Eastern; Harold Mc Laughlin, 1331 Agard; Mrs.

B. W. Roy, 650 South Crystal; Mrs. Laura Turner, 145 Ridgeway; George Benford, 1275 Superior; Mrs. Jack Campbell, 650 Colfax; Rufus Conway, 392 Washington; Mrs.

Nathan Denny, 315 Brunson; Al Hughes, 1695 Ogden; Mrs. Willie Jackson and son, 568 Buena Vista; Sammy Jones, 432 Lincoln; Mrs. John Momany, 172 Orchard; Mrs. Joseph Morgan and daughter, 652 Pavone; Cornelius Sirhdns, 611 Park; Mrs. Alice Tolvstead, 2181 Commonwealth; Reinhold Treichel, 785 Lavette; Calvin Wilson, 928 Buss.

St. Joseph Mrs. Anacleto Cruz, 412 Lake. Bridgman Stanley Reznicek, Maple Wood. Coloma William T.

Gibson, Box 181. I Eau Claire Hulon McAfee, An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berndt's 50th wedding anniversary will be held at their home on Nelson road, St. Joseph, next Sunday, June 2, between 2 and 5 p.m.

The Berndts were married on June 4. 1913, in. St- Joseph's Cath- olic church, St. Joseph, where they are active members, With the ex ception of a couple of years spent in Chicago, they have lived most of their wedded lives right in this locality, where Mr. Berndt is known as a builder and carpenter.

Three of the couple's four chil-, dren are living. These are: Mrs. Edward (Norine) Radde, Mrs. El-man (Marcella) Webqr of St. Joseph, and Edward Berndt of Sawyer.

The daughter, Mrs. Alice Gartner, died in Chicago in 1955. There are 12 grandchildren. The Berndt family requests that gifts be omitted. Birthday Fele Martha Ruhno, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard H. Ruhno, of Glenlord road, Stevensville, celebrated her eighth birthday on Thursday at a party for 16 guests given by her parents at the Ruhno home. Prizes went to Elvira and Patty Schultz, Debbie Little, Polly Ranson and Barbara Bell. Reunion Will Be Held This Summer The committee in charge of the reunion for the Benton Harbor high school class of 1938 is seeking the following: Paul Benke, Marion Beyda, Vernon Burke, Harriet Clark Whitfield, Anna Lois Farr, Louise Gilbert, Jayne Huxmann Baker, Dorothy Jewel Caro, Ruth McQueen, Ruth Martin, Harold E.

Shreve, Eve-lynmae Strine Zilke, Betty Sunday, Lester Tacy, Ruth Williams Westerndorf and Betty Shapiro Cantor. Anyone knowing the addresses of these persons is asked to contact Howard Weber, Newton Frank, A. L. Reed or Mrs. Kenneth Adams.

The reunion date is Saturday, July 27. The event will be held at the Benton Harbor Elks Temple and will include dinner and dancing. could raise almost any amount needed? I'd pledge my house" "Most of us would," said Tony calmly. "We're his friends." Keyes seemed to look brighter at this promise, but Lovey, poor a. i i iifm i areas, Mrs.

William Kintup of 877 McAlister, Benton Harbor, is spending some time in Ventura with her mother and sisters. Mrs. LaVanway reportedly is showing improvement. 31st Anniversary EAU CLAIRE Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd C. Grant of West Main street, who lived a part of their early married years in Benton Harbor, celebrated their 31st wedding anniversay Sunday with a family gathering at the Pipestone street, Eau Claire, home of their son-in-law and daughter, the Harold Bishops. A turkey dinner was featured. NORTH 87 AQJ3 VAQ52 843 K54 WEST EAST 962 454 V104 VJ983 AKQ1052 J6 J7 Q10986 SOVTH (D) 4AK1087 VK76 97 A32 Norm and South vulnerable South West North East 14 2 2 Pass 3 9 Pass 4 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead cnuu, uursi ww tears, ney nave Bride To Be Is Showered to let him come home!" she sobbed, when I went to her hard," I said inanely. saw the whole thing," said Tony.

I stared at him, and so did Lovey. We hadn't heard that! Even the idea of that boy's shar "They can't keep our father in Jail. He he couldn't hurt anybody! He's not a murderer! He's not!" ing whatever terrible things had I pressed her face against my shoulder, and smoothed her hair, Dolls representing school children decorated the bridal table at a shower for Miss Patricia Patton, a teacher at Grand River school, Lansing, who will become the bride of R. James Johnson on June 15. eone on for Smokey I was so ois but I couldn silence her.

tressed that I couldn't talk sensibly, and pretty soon the Saputos Keyes sprang to his feet, and walked to the door, then he turn went home. Approaching Marriage Is Announced ed back, his eyes burning red iitf i. jx ill last trump and discards a low The party was given by Mrs. Patrick 965 Jennings ave The evening paper came, but there wasn't much in the story iuiocs on, win you, uoveyf club from dummy. he screamed in anguish.

"You're nue. South may not have recognized that we didn't already know. crazy to talk about such things! The man shot had been Ward IN THE FAIRPLAIN PLAZA Twenty guests played bridal bingo, with prizes going to Mrs. a but East will have. He has had to discard two clubs Savings for the Entire Family Weber; he and his older brother.

And then he too was weeping, the difficult, harsh tears of young already and must now unguard 1 1 11 PI I 1 1 John, lived on Accomac street; manhood. I turned Lovey over to the two men were employed on Richard Miller, Mrs. James Ford, Mrs. Ralph Poole and Mrs. Margaret Kosick.

Miss Patton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Eck-wielen of Grand Rapids, announce Tony, and I quickly followed construction work by the contraa Keyes out of the room. either his jack of hearts or queen of clubs. In either case South will run off the rest of the tricks.

If East sheds a lieart South will surely know about the four heart tricks. tor who was building the college dormitories. The police had not "Let me alone, Jannie," he the Blake Pattons of Benton cried when I caught up with him been able to Question John Weber in the dimness of the back hall, It was believed that he had left Center road and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Vulcan, Mich.

The wedding will take place at St. John's Catholic church. He rubbed his sleeve across his If East lets go another club South town that morning. face, and sniffed. I gave him my will run off three heart tricks and when he finds dummy's last heart isn't good South will take handkerchief.

i "Are you going to stay with us "I'm sorry," said Keyes crossly, until Dad gets home?" Lovey asked me. three club tricks whether or not dabbing at his cheeks. the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marsha Ann, to David Abbey of Benton Harbor. Mr. Abbey is the son of Mrs.

Helen Abbey of Flint. The wedding will take place at 2 p.m. in the Flint Unitarian church on June 22. Miss Eckwielen, a graduate of Central Michigan university where she earned her bachelor's degree, received her master's degree from the University of Michigan. She will be guidance counselor at Wa-tervliet high school next year.

Mr. Abbey is employed by R. J. Reynolds company. There's no need to be sorry," "Yes.

I'll go across and get my I told him. "Men do cry. Strong nightie if I need it." She smiled at me. "We're glad men. When there's a cause and need." I patted the boy's arm and stretched my hand to smooth his Margaret Lyle Hospital DISCHARGES Discharged from Margaret Lyle hospital over the weekend was: Benton Harbor Alfred Walters, Mary's Hotel you're here," she said shyly.

"Keyes," I said then, with de he has followed the discards. CARD SENSE The bidding has been: East South West North 3 Youth, South, hold: 44 KJ97 AQ86 AK743 What do you do? Prv Sailcloth Casuals 77 dark hair. termination. "Were you there?" "I don't know what we'd do with He glanced at me. He has his out you, Jannie," Keyes said father's deep-set brown eyes, though his cheeks are flatter.

I "I don't know what Smokey would do without all of us!" J. A Pass. A double would be thought he was going to answer, but he didn't. He just shook his told mm. for takeout.

TODAY'S QUESTION head. "I don't want to talk about "After about ten minutes, Keyes said gruffly that he'd go work on the dogs, and I went back to the it," he said hoarsely. But I had my answer. He had You do pass as does West. Your partner doubles and East passes.

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