Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1924 — Page 2

Local Pupils Took Part In Latin Contest Five Decatur high school pupils went tv Muncie last Saturday, where I they took part in the district Latin : contest, held under the auspices of Indiana University. Mary Katherine Schug and Heretta Elzey contested in the freshman division, Doris Peters in the sophomore division, and Lie Anna Vance and Mary Potfng in the junior division. Ruth Hirschy, . of Berne high school, rook part in the sophomore contest also. Two seniors | in the local high school were eligible to enter the district contest in the ; fourth year division, but they did I not take the examination. It is not |

Newest Patterns in j Wall'Paper ®g .Make the home bright and cheery with new wall paper. We have a wide and varied selection VmH of all the newest designs and your choosWm inK froni our * ar " e display will be a most A gBM pleasant task. &381 We have papers for every room in the house. Come in and let us show you be- ijg fore you buy. KfiWaßa Priced 5c a roll, up. 'L Al| pap. r trimmed free of charge. WMKMHM g Holthouse Drug Co. ||M

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I Mark Sabre r Comes” Christlike? & i>r of (hr flroaduay llnplist H ty. in a recent Hermon. aiiid: re,’ under another name B idced (iod for knowing such H nd. |Nillcrncd idler the men- B i’hcn Nona in her wciiknrM wj •by the very power of his Bn llutnkrd him afterward. B r power of a Ide like that. ■ * not men like Sabre is K by idritls, not iirmlm.** B Ins Iterinon "’rhe Chrisliiin- S l>r. S. (• Bland. Mclhixliid gg oiwlwny Methodist Tidier- 9 ler«' are a few striking sent- ■ tiolrd prnicher: 9 of < hriMiunlly. I humbly S n ulmi could conceive hiicli sS Sabre did. ■ cos Mark Sabre was his g *• good hi the other fellow. ■ •ml-.1 view.. We nerd more ■ ntii Minril Ihiil will Irv hi w.- ’ • 1 ° H OWES” nt Crystal F id Saturday ' ■ 2 p. m. n r ’;’*• and 'I o*tlock—loc-20r B

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known when the grades of the . contest will be received here o Brownstown—The Jackson county Farm Bureau has appointed a com mittee of there to study the tag situation in this county, with a view to lowering rates. — o • $ 4—I—WANT ADS EARN—S »—>

I ■ MSMM& Tuesday night, April 8, there will be a regular business meeting, at 7:30. Important business. Be sure to come. W.M. 84t2x

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1921.

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CLUB CALENDAR ■ —— Wednesday Philamath Bible class of Mt. Pleasnt church, with Rev. Wisner, 8 p.m. American Ass’n of University Women —Mrs. Hattie Obenauer, 6 p. m. i Historical Club —Mrs. S. Hite. Shakespeare Club —Mrs. J. C. Peterson, Thursday Eastern Star meting, Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. m. W. M. 8. of Reformed church, at church, 2:30 p. m. Reformed Christian Endeavor business meeting—Postponed. Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed Church—Mrs. Ervin Miller. Baptist Woman's Society — Mrs John Chronister, 2:30, Zion Lntheran L»<lies Aid Society— Schoolhouse, 3:30 p m. V. B. Ladles Aid Society—Mrs. Henry Bauman, 2 o'clock, Anticfch Community Missionary Society—Mrs. Mabel Skiles. Moose Legionnaires Guest Night— Moose Home. Home Economics Club —Mrs. 8. P. Sheets. Friday Ladies' Aid Society of M. E. Church Dollar Social - Church Parlors, 7:00. Saturday Psi lota XI Bake Sale—Centra! Grocery. 1 o'clock. ■* Monday Woman's Club Business Meeting— IF 30 p. m. Research Club—Miss Blackburn. T uesday Pai lota Xi —Miss Dora Marie Magley at F. A. Peoples home.' A happy birthday surprise jmrty was given at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. Frank Hurst Saturday evening l tn honor of the birthdays of Mr. i Hurst and his twin sister. Mrs. Kat-| terheinrich. of Mishawaka. Music and a social time was enjoyed and at a late hour a delicious lunch was served. Those present were Rev. and Mrs B. F. Dotson and daughter. Nell; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oakley and son. Dale; Mr. and sJi*- Jaw* Hurut <!»d daughter. Grace; MTs Sarah Tindatt. of Pleasant .Mills; Mrs. Jam< Oakley; Miss Blanch McCrory. J. 8. McCrory. Mr. and Mis. Alva laiwson Edgar Yoder, of Berne; Miss Mary Myers. xCltfton Liecbty. of Berne; Miss Chlo’ Douglas. Mr and Mrs. P-alph Rabbit and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill und children. Vernon and Katherine; Mr. and Mrs. A. Kqlterhefnrich. o7 Mishawaka. • The Phoebe Bible class of the Reformed church will m<-< t Thursday •Toning at the home of Mrs. Ervin Miller. All members art requested to be pn sent. • All sorts of pies, cookies, baked beans, potato salad, cakes und dough nuts Will |»e on sale al the Psi iota Xi Sorority bake sale at th" Central grocery Saturday afternoon at one o’clock The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. The husiness meeting of thu Chris-1 Ban Endeavor of the Reformed church ' has been postponed from night until after Basler. All mem ! le-rs are requested to note the < hang- 1 Tito Woman's Missionary Society ' of the zion Reformed chun k will I hicrt at th<- ijiurch u i g ; gg o'ciot k I Thtyrwiay aitcrnooe. • A surprise party was given Sator day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Atn«jmugh, of went Monroe street, hi honor of the flfty-Msth* birthday of Mrs. Amspaiich Light refreshments were served et a late tour. The following guests were present: Mr. rod Mrs. Charl>-s Arnold; Mr. and Mrs. FT»nk Arnold, and daughter, Donna I‘xrtln.* Mr. and Mrs. Furl Martin; Mr, and Mrs, l.awr>*n< > -* <b-bvritk; Mr. and Mrs. Kliaah Mann, und the Mlsacs .Margaret Arnold. Mildred. Lucille and Marcella Martin, Vtrgrne it e-rit'k; 4«n--ra. Anion Arnold. Virgil Martin, Otto Klrathn nr. Roy Rebarlck; Floyd and lattiu r A multi. • Tim Philo (farts of ilm First Baptist chur< h met laid evening at lint Ih.iiio of Pan| Castle, The evening won apent playing gam<s and | jionip’ts. At a lab- hou* delectable j refr -shmenta were survrd, Th? Psi lota XI Sorority will nr-wt Tuesday uvenlng with Mias Dora ■■ ■ i i ■

Them ia nothing an Mtlatying and plotaing in rtHuilik «• a gnnd «h«mpnn at home will JaP BOffl BOAF BounuruM lather, caay. thomigh Mnalag; no petlimoni Leaved bait wft and lustrous — Adv. 1

Murie Magley at the F. A. Peoples home on Third street. All members are requested to be present. * LEGION PLANS BIG MEETING Local Post To Celebrate Anniversary Os Declaration Os War One of the biggest meetings of the ycur in the American Legion organization will be. held at the Legion hail next Monday night, April 14, when the officers and members of the local Post will celebrate the

. LATEST I DRESS. /£•?', STYLES FOR I I ’’ H,l< ■ *J’ SPRING I O 'T -ft, r-S, I 7. \\ jSb ' r i i 'L ' " j l. Z ;V • I Moss Greeny Special lot of lovely new Canton Crepe, I I Powdre, Blues, ' , * Satin Canton, | Navy, Black, | \ Bfc F O O O CrepedeChene Gray, Cocoa, I B |< \ ’teilks and many and many M W k-J M-V V_z other mater- | Bothers. ials. | I Grouped to be sold at the Low Price of P —» • - r 11 lr " ■ , '■■■■ ■ wii, xjl ‘'T*** x\ H We have taken a special inter- ■ This is your cpporlunity to sccst in the youns Miw and have fl* | ket a dress for Spring " tar ot lor grouped One l.<»t of lively New 111 some cominu occasion- The girl Spring Dresses which we are g«»- I " an * s n neW < ’ r< ‘ S! ’ * ,,r *' , ' , ' l<r Ing to offer this week end ONLY perhaps the graduation at a great reduction in price. 1 f|«e:. will he •’reeled with a 'tl« Every garment is regu’ar Spring I * lion far above her expectation--j merchandise and you are a*»ured Every frock new and hcaatdu 1 of the latest Spring styles with the I ,in ** a b*Uvr selection is hard I best of quaiily and workmanship. H Und. Special Group of New Spring C-O-A-T-S I snr $ nr I We have gone throuffh our stock and have selected a group of New I * Spring (oats Ihnl will also meet with your approval. They are the reason's fattest models. We might also add that these coals were origin- 111 "'WeF ally priced much high?? hut are going to be offered Io you this week-end nt an exceptionally lov price. B E. F. Gass & Son !

Seventh Anniversary ot the Declaration of War. In the observance of this anniversary the ceremony of the initiation of the American Legion will be used, initiating into the Legion the new leglonaires that have Joined the organization since the first of the year. The officers of the Post have been spending much time and effort perfecting themselves in the work, ot I putting on this ceremony, the favo rite of all Leglonaires and one ot the most beautiful and impressive in the manual. Commander Herber anticipating an approximate 100% attendant at this J meeting requests all candidates und; Leglonaires tb be prompt. o NOTICE • I The business meeting of the Ep-, worth League of the Reformed church ' scheduled for Thursday evening, has b<‘en postponed until after Easter. All members are requested to note the change. — I.WANT ADS KARN—« *—>

ELKS. NOTICE Th,c regular meeting of the Elks lodge will be held tonight at the Elks hall and all members are requested to be present. Q Our new phones have been installed and our new numbers are 3. 4 and 5. Fisher & Harris.

Just Received Large Assortment of SPRING COATS Mrs. M. Moyer 131 N. Bth st.

CARD of THANKS 'wo wish in this manner t 0 our thanks to our frie adß gnd bora, and to Rev. R. W . Uow * kindness and assistance si 10Wn ‘ during the death of our hu S b M(1 father. . n “‘‘H - M ?' W ' 11 B n>dl>eek