Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 26 February 1924 — Page 2

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 26,1921.

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CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday Mary ami Manila Class of M. E. Church—Mrs. Abo Reboot. Progressive Sunday School Class of Presbyterian Church-Mrs. J, C. Sutton. Epworth League of M. E. church Leap Year Party—Rev. and Mrs. U. S. A. Bridge. i St. Mary's Society Benefit Card Party and Dance—K. of C. hall, 7.30. Pythian Needle Club —K. of P. Home. Wednesday Shakespeare, club Mrs. John W. Tyndall. Historical club with Mrs. Ben Devon 2:30 |>. in. Bachelor Maids Mrs. Theodore Graliken 6:30 o'clock Tri D —Miss Helen Meyer. Auction Bridge Club— Miss Virgene Smith, 8 o'clock. Thursday Baptist Woman's society—Mrs. Bina Buhler. 2 p.m. Young Peoples' Missionary Circle of E. V. Church—Mrs. Eari Flhrman. Evangelical Indies' Aid SocietyChurch Parlors. Antioch Community Sewing Club— Mrs. Frank Arnold, all day. Corinthian Class of Christian Church Benefit Show—Crystal. Y. W. A. of M. E. Chnrch—Gold a Gay, 7:30. Order of Eastern Star, 7:30 p. m. So Cha Rea —Mrs. Hubert Schmitt. St. Vincent de Paul Society—K. of C. Hall. Root Township Home Economic* Club, all day meeting—Mrs. E. C, Christen. Auction Bridge Club — Miss Far Hite. Friday ,> Minnehaha Club—After lodge. .Saturday Gray Side Christian Indies' Aid So'•fety Pie Sale—Central Grocery. Monday Delta Theta Tau—Miss Lois Conni 11. 7 o'clock. The Histortial club will meet with Mrs Ben Ik vor at her home on West Xdams street Wednesday afternoon • The Shakespeare Club will meet* with Mrs. John W Tyndall W<dnes day aftdrnoon. "Mrs C. C. Shafer will have a paper on "ilecrcattonal Astron Muy”. • * The Winona Campfire Girls gave a pb-asaut surprise party hist evening f<|T Miss Magdeleue Miller at her homo, the occasion being her birthday, Games and music were enjoyed during the evening Delectable refreshments were served late in the evening. w The St. Vincent de Paul Society will me.-t Thursday afternoon at the K of C. Hall and a good attendance is deaired. The hoateaaca will be Mt sdatr.es William Klepper. Charles Voglewcde and Fred Fullenkamp. • The Corinthian Class of the Christian church will give a benefit picture ■how at the Crystal theater. Thurs day evening. "White Flower." starring Betty Compson, will be thu feature Tickuta are being sold by member* of the class and the liberal pationaae of the public- fa solicited Home ma-le eandl will be sold st the door. • The meeting of the queen Esthers which was to have been with Miss Monal lluth-r this evening, has been IMMitponed until neat Tuesday evening. Wtmbers are urged to plan to attend the meeting next week. 1 • Flueckiger Nsuhauser A pretty wedding of two well known young people of Berne, took jdttre Sunday morning nt the Menno nite parsonage imm<-distrlv nf»er the churth service*, when Miss Elin N'vnhautxr koaua* the bride of Cllffun| Flue. kiger. Rev. |». It. Nrhroed «r received tlto vows, Mr and Mr*. Hairy Hprunger were the only wit--neasos. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride'* pu rent* Immefilately after which the young couple left on a wedding trip tn points In Ohio. The gtnom I* * turn of Mrs. Emil FluecMfor and Is engaged In farming. The brtdu •« a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jacob N> uhaueer of West Main atreel. The young <ouple will reside with the groom* mothur in Monroe township. • The Young I'rmpfo s' Missionary Circle of the E'lingclliul church, will hold their regular monthly meeting im Thur day Jvmte; with Mrs. Earl Fuhrman. Instead of Tuesday waning as announced.

The Civic Department of the Woman's Club gave a very pretty George Washingtou Birthday Party last evening at the Library following the business session of the club. The loom was attractively decorated for the ocassion with bunting, flags and a large portrait of George Washington. The pupils of Miss Bunner. Miss Helen Meyer and Miss Zelna Stevens of the Central school, gave appropriate exercises, which were very clever and entertaining. Miss Helen Walters gave several piano selections ami sang. Mrs. Faye Knapp read a cutting from "The Man Without a Country,” after which coffee and birthday cake was served. The Urgg white cake was draped with •ed. white and blue, and shore several lighted candles. * Miss Isabel Neptune, daughter of Dr. und Mrs. J. <J. Neptune, has returned to Toledo. Ohio, to resume her studies at Notre Dame Academy, as ter spending the week end here with her parents. While here her mother entertained for her Friday evening. Miss Winifred Arnold gave a sixo'clock dinner of pretty apisiintmenjs Sunday evening in her honor. The guests at these parties included her former classmates of the eighth grade of the SL Joseph school. * The Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet Monday evening at the home of Miss Lois Connell. The meeting will be called at seven o'clock because of the basketball game. All members are urged to attend. w The Root township Home Economics Club will have an all-day meeting at the home of Mr*. E. S. Christen Thursday. All members are urged to be present as dress forms will be made. Each lady is requested to bring her own lunch. ♦ The Grey side of the Christian Indies' Aid Society - wilf hold a pie sale at the Central Grocery Saturday instead of a pastry -aalw as formerly announced. The patronage of the public is solicited. w The Elks entertained last evening, with a card party at the K. of C. hall Bridge, five hundred and rhum were ~ 'flayed and prixe| in bridge were iwgrtled to Mr*. Dick Boch. Mrs. Pau! Irlede, Di<k Boch and Norbert Holt--1 house. Miss Rose Confer, Mrs. V. J. Borman. Jesse Niblick and Dr. JI. E. Koller w<>4 prizes in five fanudjud -n<l ike Misses Bernadine Christen, i, and Irene Holthouse and William t (aiding and Raymond Harting, won t prizes at rhum. The first prizes to lie ladies were small Elk's pins and I to the men were lapel button*. The • -ecuud prize* to ladies and mm ' vvie’ Eversharp pencils. Following he card games a musical program las given. Community sinK'ng was 'leld with Mrs. L. A. Holthouse lead > ng and Mr*. Carrie Haubold at thi * piano, laite in the evi-dlng delight- > till refreshments were served hi i the Misses Winifred Arnold. Holer. Hchmit*. Cecilia Aftph-man, Mary Harris, Margaret Ehinger. AMce Clark ■ and Bernadine Christen. The com ' mtttae tnebarae of the affair in ■ rinded J. L Arnold. Herman Ehl ng er. Mai Harris. C. N. Christen. Mos dames H. F. Ehingi-r. J. L. Arnold. C N Ckrtalun. Chtistena Niblick. Charles Niblick. Jack Mtriber*. D. M Hensley und Mat Harris. —— ——- Gm. W. ( raairr sale Feb. 28. 2mile* nunheiwt of Decatur. Lorenz’s 8-piecc orchetUra— Mutunir Hall, l ucsdai night G. E. Dance. — <*. .. For Colds, Grip er Influent* •nd as a Preventive, take latxatlva BROMO qt ININE Tablets, The boa iM'urx the signature of E W. Grove me ■ I'*" - » r —” 1 ■ ' ~A Plant Brartley’s FRUIT TREES Berry I'iuiii , Vim < H-dg -. Rose* ami Mtrub*. Buy at gn uily nducid price* dtrift from grower to planter. Grown in the famous fruit b«lt b> expert* with over fie year*' experience. Gel slot k that Is eapevlaßy adupt.-d to four climate. Cut down high transportation iliurge-, by (raying dose jo homo. No agents'big lommlssloii Haus. I faction giiarunlccd of money r«. I funded. I - *-" Inatk of IgMIUcIIOU I lellltig how you eun grow oil kinds of fruit siiecessfully with every order. Write lotlaj for your copy of our large |!>2l culalog. Isa FREE. BRADLEY DUOS. STRSKRY Vlakamla. 111.

Brings the Roses to Children’s Checks Mother; Brew Dr. Carter's K. & B Tea at Home—Good Health to IMI the Family Keeps liver and bowels in proper condition and ends billions attacks and -sick headache. Give to the children when peevish. They like it. and it acts very gently on their little bowels. Bo sure you get Dr. Carter's K. & B. Te:-. PRE-LENTEN DANCE At K. of C. Hall Last dance before Easter Thursday, Feb. 28 Admission Gents—4sc; war tax 5c Ladies—l3c; war tax 2c Dancing class at 7:30. Assembly 8:45. WELCOME MOOSE Tuesday Evening Regular Meeling MOOSE HOME Third Street.

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