Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 97, Decatur, Adams County, 23 April 1923 — Page 2

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DECATI’R DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY, APRIL 23. 1923.

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Monday Pythian Slaters Initiation—K. of I’. Home.* North Ward Play High School Auditorium. 8 p. m. Phi Delta Kappa fraternity meeting, 7:30 p. m. ® Tuesday Missionary society of M. E. church at church, 2:30. Research Club —Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Carrie Haubold. South Third St. Standard Roarers of the M. E. church—Church parlors, 5 o'clock. Civic Section of the Woman's Club Rest room at library, 2 o’clock. Rebecca lodge—Hall. Delta Theta Tati —Mias Naomi Durkin. S o’clock. Tri Kappa —Miss Florence Haney, s o'clock. Dutiful Daughters of Evangelical Church —Miss Arvilla Hendricks. Y. W. M. S. of Evangelical Church—Misses Zelina and Bertha Fuhrman. Wednesday C. I* of C. degree team—Wednesday evening, 7:00—Old Adams County bank assembly. "500" Club—Mrs. John Wilson Thursday So Cha Rea —Miss Anola Franks, 7:30 o’clock. So Cha Rea Chtb—Miss Anola Franks. 7:30. Evangelical Ladies’ Aid societychurch parlors. The closing meeting of the Shakespeae club sill be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan with a six o’clock dinner tonight. The dinner will be served to the club members : nd their husbands, after which an interesting program has been arranged by the committee in charge. ,A history of the club will also be read at this meeting. ♦ The Civic Section of the woman's club will be in charge of the ticket sale for the North Ward play which will be repeated in the High School auditorium this evening at 8 o’clock. The proceeds from the play will be used for playground purposes. + [ The I). Y. B. class of the United Brethern church, met last Friday evening with Mrs. Will Shackley, with twenty-four members present. During a short business session, the vice-1 president presided. The class pledged to support the pastor and Rev. Mitchell, for the two weeks during the revival meeting. It was also decided to pay's2oo to the building fund during the next year. The election of officers was also held at this time. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be May IS, at which time the class will entertain their husbands. ♦ Yost-Miller A pretty spring wedding was that of Attos Yost, son of Mrs. Sam Yost, of this city, and Miss Adella Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. oi near Preble. The ceremony was performed at the Magley Reformed church at three o'clock Sun 'lay afternoon with the Rev. O. J. Englemann. receiving the vows. The single ring ceremony was used. About thirty-five l guests witnessed the ceremony. The bride wore a blue poriet twill suit with hat and gloves to match. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Yost will reside on West Adams street. Mr. Yost is a member of Yost. Brothers, contractors, of this city. + Mis;- Anola Franks will entertain the So t'ha Rea chib at her home on West Monroe street. Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. <• The Tri Kappa SJrority will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Florence Haney at her home on Madison street. ♦ A donhle surprise party was given at the home of Mj. and Mrs. Ed. F. Borling. Sunday evening for Mr. D. D. Coffee and Adrian Coffee, in honor ot their birthdays which occur this week. The evening was spent frith game s ami mimic- after which a delt- | clous two-coarse htneheon was served Jby the ItOslvsH. The guests of honor received many beautiful gifts. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. D. D. if'offee. ,'li and Mrs. Fred t‘<t!<htn, Mr. and Mrs. Adf-lan Coffcie, Mrs. : Johanna Braun. Stella and ; Margaret Brann, Mr. and Mrs. Cfautle f’offoe. Mr »i:d Mrs. Jerome Coffee and MisS ■Henrietta t ohee The guests departed wishing them more happy birthdays. ♦ | TH? C. L. Os C. DHgFec team *lll j ■ lic.v* 22 ’ | day evpfilftg at 7 'G*<-fork in th* sembly room of the Odd Adams!

[County bank to make pi'U|| t" k° *°i Hartford.il’ty. May 13. tcWnstitute a class. ♦ The Ladies' Aid society ot the T Evangelical church will hold their | regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the church. A parcel post sale! will be held In connection with thej meeting. * The Dutiful Daughters class of the! Evangelical church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Ar villa Hendricks on Marshall street.! All members are requested to bed present. | The ‘’soo" club will meet Wednes-; day evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs.; John Wilson. ♦ Misses Rose Fnllenkamp. Louise i Brake, Marie Gass. Rose Kleinhenz. I Lettie Ijing, and Agues Weber will! spend the evening with .Mr. and Mrs.l Anthonv Holthouse, west of Peterson. 1 * I Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Johnson had: as their guests Sunday at dinner. Mr | and Mrs. Simon Myers, son Hnbert J and daughter Ruth, and Mfss Ruth! Martin. ♦ Lucy Colchin entertained st dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laughlin. .Miss Ella Kelly, of Geneva. Ind., ij Miss May and Miss Grace The laiughiin family are I moving to Fort Wayne, Ind., in the near future. o Robert Schraluke Won First in Spelling Bee In recording the names of the win- 1 tiers in the fifth and sixth grade) spelling contest here last Friday I night, a mistake was made in the l name of the first prize winner. In-1 stead of Barton Schraluke it should : have been Robert Schraluke. Thei name given was the name of the boy's father. Robert is a pupil in. the Decatur Central schools. o s Burdg’s Millinery will have wonderful bargains in a ONE DAY ONLY Millinery Sale— Wednesday —of 200 trimmed hats—your choice at $4.95. '

1 I I II ■ 1.11 l 111 ... ■ I -I ■ B I SI ’ i | Big Savings This Week On I SUITS find COATS A LMOST an entirely new stock will greet the particular buyer during the last /.A week of our sale of Spring Modes. Our stock has been replenished with new X A creations in every department which have arrived this morning from the =s~=== Cleveland market. "SUIT F’ ’Coatsl To see, to admire and then to I We have been fortunate in securing an entire lot of high hu . v - ! . h ’ s < L?. th ®|..^| , : t <| liO cnl)ecclass Suits from a reliable manufacturer which we are going to spired m this sp , Ii give th. bench, nt thin week. '? ... . ... . xl xi. x- » -ii ■ I*l they are charming. 1 heir Women who are m tune with the times will immediately workmanship is of a high derecognize this special offering of highly tailored suits. They }frec an( | tfic materials are popcome in all the new shades and the selecton is complete. You ular* All sizes for misses and will marvel at this large assortment. ( women,' | E Values up to $62.50 Values up to $75.00 I $29.50 | | E. F. GASS & SON |

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