Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 26 April 1924 — Page 5

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Beavers, Mrs. Frank Mrs* *'• ■, UICI , an ,| Mrs. J. C. Sutton attendMissionary Society meeting of K. Presbytery at Fort Wayne yesit Peterson and daughter, llsiiriey Jean, arrived from Terre HnLte last evening to spend several ■ ' with Mrs. Wterson’s parents, II Mr and Mrs- Sum Butler. I ' . KneH Kohne and Naomi Durkin 11,,,'nt to South Bend this afternoon || t attend th.- district convention of ■ Delta Theta Tall. ■ M r and Mrs J. Dwight Peterson i-land daughter. Patsy, returned to their ■ home at Indianapolis, after a several ■ days' visit with relatives here. They || were accompanied by Mrs. C. N. f| Smith, of Dertoit, Mich., who will lltisit her sister. Mrs. H. U Koontz, ■ th're I Eugene Durkin made a business ■ trip to Detroit. Michigan today. E Mrs. Clyde Butler Js visiting rela- ■ lives at Jennings. Ohio. I The Misses Zelna Stevens and Au- ■ ,|,rson spent the day in Fort Wayne ■ with friends. I C. 0. Porter. K. B. Adams and Wil- ■ son Lee motored to Fort Wayne and ■ attended the Shrine Ceremonial last ■ evening. ! Mrs. clarence Holthouse went to I Fort Wayne to spend the week end I with relatives. [ C. 0. Davisson, of Anderson, will I spend the week end here with friends. [ The Misses Lois Peterson and (lien I Jackson visited friends at Fort Wayne | today. Don Exxes. of Monroe, underwent H a tonsil operation at the Adams ■ Count) Memorial hospital this morn !■ | ing He is recovering satisfactorily. K Clyde Hendricks, of Monroe, was a 1 business visitor here this afternoon. L Mr Henry Meyer, of Fort Wayne. I visited relatives here this afternoon. I Ted Everhart, of near Monroe. was I here this afternoon on business. I Miss Neva Graber, student nurse at I the Lutheran hospital, at Fort Wayne. I is spending the week end with her I father. Albert Graber, of this city. I rente Morgan, living at Monroe, I was a business visitor here today. I Miss Jirene Gregory, of Garrett, is I spending the week end here with her | other. Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory.

Murray Hotel Case Menu For Sunday ! Soup, Home Made Chicken Noodle Cream C hicken I 1 Prime Rib Roast Mashed Potatoes Peas Radishes and Olives Fruit Salad Ice Cream Cake Coffee or Milk —SOc — 1 Dick Hoffman, mgr. d I < __v _ . m. ' roii* 1 I I' • I THE HISTOKY Ol A HOME 1919— Wc wondered if we would veer hace ni<»ne> enough io build. 1920— We opened a weeing* account with this object in mind. 1921— Our account having grown but slightly. we decided to deposit a certain amount each month. 1924—Having the cash, wc bought a ! building 10l «t « bargain. THIS Sl’KlNii—Our home will be I built. Arc YOI' wiving for a home—or onh w ishlng lor it. I |L Bank Capital and Surplus f 120,000.00 ( s Decatur. nidi<tn4

t J. P. Johnson, well known resident • of Monroe, looked after business here f this afternoon. :• Mrs. Dan Helm, living east of the city, upent the afternoon here shopPing. e teT m©f ahrdl u lulu lirdl 1 u nr 1 One of Bluffton's dairies today gave i, notice that the price of milk has been reduced from 12 to 10 cents p quart a Prices of whipping cream and coffee a cream been reduced in proporf tion. The Wabash county W. C. T. U. 1 spring institute and law enforcement r conference will be held at North Man • chestser starting next Tuesday evens ing. The sessions will continue ■ throughout Wednesday. Bert Morgan, 1 state prohibition director In Indiana ’ will attend the session and is “scheduled for addresses both Wednesday ’ afternoon and evening. Miss Mary Belneke, of Fort Wayne, is visiting relatives here over the week end. , George Haudebush. of south of the city, visited friends here today. Miss Alta Teeple, of Fort Wayne. I is spending the week end with her ( I parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Teeple. Fred Nichols, of Tenth street, was called to Igincaster. (J., on account I* of the critical illness of his sister, ; Samantha Nichols. The nature of I her illness was not learned, the messjage just stating she was at the point Jof death. Mr. Nichols left tills morn- | ing for Lancaster. A slight change of five minutes in tithe time table of the Pennsylvania i 1 System will become effective tonight, -i Train no. 506 now due in Decatur at j 12:38 a. in. will arrive five minutes H earlier or at 12:33. • ! The Yeoman degree team Is reqiiesi ~ <m| to be at the regular meeting Mon- • day evening at eight o'clock for speci ial work. The team will give a twoccnt supper Saturday May 3 at the ' Yeoman Hall. Each member is re- . quested to bring a friend next Mon ' day evening. The D. Y. B. Class of the Fuite-I , Brethern church met lust evening at the church with sixty present. A : parcel post sale was held in cornier- ' tion after which delightful refesliments were served.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATI’BDAY, APRIL 2C>, 1921.

CLUB CALENDAR Monday Social at Yocnian Hall. Woman's Club—Library, 7:15 p.m. Bfaearch Club—Mrs. 11. R. Elliker. Delta Theta Tau—Mrs. Georgia Brown, 8 p.m. Tuesday Zion Walther League Business Meeting—School house, 7:30. Root Township Home Economics Club—Mrs. Chas. Johnson, 2 p.m. Wednesday St. Vincent de Paul Society—K. of C. Hall, 2:30. Thursday Ladies’ Home & Foreign Missionary Society May Day Luncheon— church. 1 o'clock.* Tri Kappa—r Mrs. Kampe, 7:30. Local degelates to the annual con ference of the Presbyterian Mission ary Society of the Fort Wayne Presbytery have returned from Fort Wayne where they attended the two days' session held ut Bethany Presbyterian church. Among those from Ulis city who attended were, Mrs. B. N. Covert, wife of Rev. Covert, pas tor of the local Presbyterian church, Mrs. Charles Teeple, Mrs. S. D. Bea vers. Mrs. J. C. Sutton, Mrs. W. H I<ee. Mrs. Frank France and Mrs. J. R. Horton. The program during the two days was splendid. At the Friday morning services,*Mrs. Teeple, lead in the devotionala. Special addresses were made by the field secretary of the Presbyterian board of New York City, by Dr. Fred Hope, in charge of the work in Southern Africa. Mrs. K A. McCray, synodical president. Indi anajMilia and by Miss Isabelle Cooper of Howe. Indiana. The local mission ary society has a membership of about thirty active members and twen-ty-five associate members. * A business meeting of the Zion l.tt theran Walther League will be held' at the school house, at 7:3® o’cloe) Tties.lay evening. A good attendance is desired. * Mrs E. W. Kampe will entertain the Ilicmb. rs of the Tri Kappa Sor ority Thursday evening at her home on Winchester street. Mrs. Dan T}t: dall be be the assisting hostess. The Ladies Home and Foreign Mis sionary Society of the Presbyterian i hunch will give a May Day luncheon ut one o'clock at the church. Thu 'lay. Immediately following the* luncheon the report of the convention at Fort Wayne, will be given. A mm ial and entertainment will 1..given at the Yoeman hall Monday < \- nnlng. A good program has been ar ranged and the public is ini it'd to attend. The Nu chapter of Delta Theta Tan* at Hortfurd City, celebrated the fourth 1 ■nnivetHgry of their organization. j Thursday evening with an elaborate | banquet at the Hartford Hotel. Thttl colors <>f green and white, sorority! colors, were used to decorate the tables. Large baskets of white rotma! were used as centerpieces sad the place cards also carried out the color! scheme. Whim roses were given u.«* favors. Miss Denise* Lanuoy. of .Mun-* vie, first president of tin- organization! acted as tcMMtniistrciHH and toasts' "< re given by several of the iih-iu i hers. Music was furnished during tin * evening by Misa Evelyn Pursley, vio- 1 Uniat, accompanied by Mrs. ,M. H.l Heheldl* r. Miss Beatrice Cris mull* -ana a group of houkh. The St. Vincent de Paul society] will m*»-t Wednesday afternoon ut! ' ;<» o'clock at the K. of ('. halt A g'Hsl attendance U dealrod as. bind-] ■>< s of importance will In* taken caret cif. The ho'tcHH**H will b> Mrsd.-ini*-» Herman Tettnuut, J. B. Meibers and Doy Litumon.

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