Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1924 — Page 3

|oci< j WSri rB CALENDAR I ■ ■— ’ ’ Thuriday ; F M al Daughters Class of E. V. Ir 9. turtle Stauffer. Daughters Class of E. V. Felix Graber. I K 0 ( Missionary Sewing Society I . Mr William liygema. all day. R t Township Home Economics Party—Mrs. Sam Fuhri ~a> Sielolr Maid Club— Mrs. Harry Iger, 6:30 p. m. ua l Thangsglving Dinner—elical Churchh dinning room, p. m. Thanksgiving 2c supper - | Church Dining Room. |KBh>. in■Tori' Thanksgiving Dinner and I^^^Lpp, r _Evangelical church d'ning I 11 to 1 o’clock and 5 to 7 p. m. L'sbyt’-rian Indies’ Aid Society - I E 0. Coverdale. Lt ion Bridge Club,—Mrs. E. W. Ipe, 8 p. m. ton Lutheran Ladies' AM Society L-hool House, 3:30 p. m. Friday Ling Matron’s Club —Mrs. Ethel Iman, 2:30. lilathea Class of Baptist S. S.— L R. S. Johnson. Lahonlas Dance and Pie Social Id Men Hall. In Hur Thanksgiving Pot Luck her—Ben Hur Hall, after lodge. | Incheon Bridge Club Mrs. L.’II. Inhenz, 7:30 p. tn. FY. B. Class of IT. B. Church— L Josephine Robinold. Saturday hristian Church Cafeterian SupUchurch dinning room 5 to 7 bck. be Woman’s Relief corps meeting been postponed from Friday until weeks from Friday. Members are hl to take notice. hanksgiving will be here a week n today and many family reunions being planned. dth '. of the Catholic Ladies of Co!®»bia. entertained the winners at a [Si banquet, of pretty appointments Knights of Columbus Hail Tues

————————— aiiMmiiflra num mi GJFT & HAT SHOPPE I “Watch Us Grow" I New Goods Arriving Daily i A REST ROOM has been added | to our store for the accomodation j of the Women of Decatur and J Vicinity. ■ m i:i: t your friends here by I APPOINTMENT. I HAVE YOUR COMMITTEE MEETINGS I HERE. I MAKE THIS STORE YOUR DOWN TOWN I HEADQUARTERS. ■ I

ilay night. The decorations were carrl- , Pd out In Thanksgiving style. The i small tables were laid with white I linens and tapers in crystal holders were used as centerpieces. The dainty I rut cups ami place cards were hand painted Thanksgiving creations. The , Misses . Marie Murtaugh* Virgin Smith, Virginia Laurent. Rose Neeswald, Florence Holthouse, Florence Harris, Naomi Durkin, Winifriede Kltson, Mrs. Clem Korlenuer and Mrs. V. J. Borman, wearing dainty lav'e.nder crepe ’paper aprons and caps, assisted in serving the delicious three course chicken dinner to the one hundred twenty five guests present. During the d’nner hour Miss Agnes Kohne played and sang several selections. After the dinner the tables were arranged for five hundred and rhum and prizes were won by Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Joe Lose and Miss Hilda Coyne. Miss Rose Fullenkamp was captain of the losing side of which there were for ty-four members, and Miss Ado Deininstr was captain of the winning side, which also had forty-four mem-, bers. Forty new members were introduced Tuesday night. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Ed Weisiing. of Findlay, Ohio. Mrs. Dan Falk, of Pern and Miss Deiores Falk. of Jonesboro, Ark. I AH members of the degree staff of the Pocahontas Lodge are urged to I>e present at the meeting Friday evening at 7:15 o'clock for practice. Following the regular meeting a social hour and dance will be enjoyed by the members, their families and friends. ' A very interesting meeting of the ' Historical Club was held Wednesday ; afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Rancher, on Second street. Mrs. Wilson Lee had a splendid paper on the “The Six Great Immortals," and was greatly enjoyed by the large number present. At the conclusion of the program. Mrs. Hancher served, delectable refreshments. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. M. J. Wertzberger in two weeks. The members of the Shakespeare Club and their guests were delightfully entertained at a one o'clock I luncheon, of pretty appointments, ! Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. John Heller by the members ■ of the bodk committee. The decora : cons were carried out in Thanksgfv ing style and a Thanksgiving menu ■■■ ---- --

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was served. A vePy Jlne program i was given which included a story of 1 the "Early Life of the pilgrims” by ' Mrs. W. A. Lower and two interesting readings by Mrs. D. B. Erwin. Mrs. Dan Tyndall sang a group of songs and Mrs. B. N. Covert played a piano solo. Mrs. Dan Sprang arranged a Thanksgiving guessing con f test which was greatly enjoyed. The |, members of the book committee, 1 who had charge of the program in- 1 eluded Mrs. John Heller, chairman. 1 Mrs. F. E. France, Mrs. Charity ■' Iloo< r, Mrs. W. A. Lower, Mrs. Dan iel Sprang. Mrs. A. I). Suttles, Mrs. J. < C. Sutton and Mrs. J. W. Tyndall. s The annual Thanksgiving supper | and bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid t Society of the Methodist Church at < Pleasant Mills, will be held Wednes- j day evening, November 26. A three- j cent and thirty-five cent supper will be served. The public is invited to , attend. t o t MEL J. BUTLER 1 INDICTED TODAY BY GRAND JURY (Continued from Page One) C. Brown, East Chicago; and Dale Heiny, Gary. Carl A. Tillman, Evansville, a postil employe, was indicted on a charge of embezzlement of postal funds. Other indictments under the postal laws included: Peter Hon. Corydon, forging a money ordeY; William A. Lay, Jeffersonville. using the mails in a scheme to defraud. Seven persons were indicted for ■ theft of autos, including Wallace Nellist and Herbert Wade, of Elkhart, Ind. Seven wore indicted for violation of the narcotics law, one of the person’s names being Orlando Horton, of Chicago, said by federal authorities to be bead of a dope ring oper--1 ating throughout the middlewest. Three Chinese in Indianapolis were i indicted for peddling drugs. Indictments charging forging and .'counterfeiting were returned against - ten persons. Allter C. Hetzel, of ; Terre Haute, was charged with forging bank notes; Malcoln Whitesides. . Evansville, with forging treasurers i checks; Leroy Brickley and Bernice P. Clark, both of Fort Wayne, with forging government compensation i checks. -

YOUNG PEOPLE ATTEND REVIVAL Fifty Junior Leaguers enjoyed a ; fine social dinner hour and an excellent pot luck supper til the Methodist church hist night. Miss Mary Poling. I the efficient superintendent of the 1 "ague, and her capable a [ Miss Helen Eady am! Miss Beatrice Nelson, directed the affair. At 7:30 , o'clock the Juniors attended the rr-t viva) service and participated in if by singing several songs. Rev. Lane.; the evangelist, spoke on the "Abuil- ' dant Life," and he presented the sub j jeet in an Interesting manner. A very Impressive altar service wc.s held. This evening is Ladies' Aid Society' night at the revival. Rev. Lane will very likely commend the ladies for their and to the church. Mothers and daughters will attend the service together this evening, also. Mrs, E. If. Ijane, wife of the evangel ist, will address a women's meeting Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o’clock. It is expected that the members of the Women's missionary societies and many others will attend this service. Rev. Lane will lead the prayer meeting at the Industrial association rooms at 9 o'clock Friday morning. Business and professional men, especially, are expected to attend this service. Other prayer meeting: wit! b<“ held on Friday morning at 9:3(1

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§ The ADAMS Theatre I [’•’ Matinee Daily—2:ls —Today Only—- “; Benefit Bov’s Club—“ODD 25” |;u “CODE OF THE SEA’’ ::: with : 5 Jacqueline Logan and Rod La Rocque <«> '»> Better he on deck when the Good Ship Melodrama < ► comes Io port with the biggest cargo of thrills the sea ever knew. The hero of The Ten Commandments as skipper <h > *0 and Jacqueline Logan as best mate and a crew of stars It’s a Tingling Tale o’the Ocean Blue J", With a schooner o' love and thrills for you. ’ U A PARAMOUNT PICTURE M —Also— . t; tt Pathe Review and Aesop’s Fables ::: XX litis club for "hose l.enefil the show is given is iiuule ■ n up of some of the finest young boys in Decatur. Your ; [ ♦♦ help will be appreciated by them. < M ’ XX 10c and 25c t: ♦♦ Tomorrow and Saturday—Gloria Swanson m ♦♦ “A SOCIETY SCANDAL” g XX Comedy and News—sc and 20c ♦♦ XX Sunday onlv—Madge Bellamv supported by an ex- ** cellent cast in “THE WHITE SIN" g ♦♦ A big fine clean picture good for every one from six *♦ XX to eighty. 10c & 25c. Also a Comedy. g XX ♦♦