Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 16 December 1924 — Page 3

Society I CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday 'Hrri Kappa Sorority Miss Francs Soless. 7:3° P- m ' IHtcbecca Christmas Party — Hal). ISpr Joelß**- ■ Trj Kappa—Mis Frances Harldess. Keajue of Women Voters, Hosplt o'clock. ■Historical Club Christmas Party—- ■„ John Scbug. 2:30 p. m. ■c b. of C. Christmas Party—K. of S Hall. 8 P- m. ■Progressive S. S. Class of Presby | MU,, Church, Christmas Party—- ■< Henry Thomas, 7:30 p. in. Wednesday ■Christian Ladles' ' Aid Society—- ■ Lurch, 2 o'clock. ■ Odd Fellows Public Lance Odd ■viluw's Hall. ■ Shakespeare Club —Mrs. S. D. ■savers. ■ Moose Legionaires Christmas party l_)lrs. Nick Brown. Thursday I Antioch Missionary Society;— Mrs. ■iomer Ginter. ■ Loyal Workers Class of E. V. Khurch —Mrs. Inez Weber. 6:30. I | Silent Workers Class of United Brethren Church —Mrs. Hen Pillars. f Baptist Woman’s Society—Mrs. S. K. Shamp. I Ever Ready Class of M. E. Church -Mrs. Ed Ahr. Friday Night Club—Mrs. Ruby Durtin. Friday K. Z. K. —Miss Helen Gass. 8 p. m. Corinthian Class and Ladies' Aid Society of Christian church, bazaar and rummage sale —Church basement.

I | Ben Hur —Hall. I I Corinthian Class and Ladies’ Aid I ■ Society of the Christian Church. | ■ bazaar and rummage sale — Church I ■ basement. Saturday I Corinthian Class and Ladies’ Aid ; I Society of the Christian Church. I bazaar, rummage sale and chicken ■ supper—Church basement. U. B. Ladies’ Aid Society, candy E sale—Peoples Loan and Trust Comfl pany and Peoples Shoe Store. Monday Research Club—Mrs. C. E. Bell. Psi lota Xi Christmas party—Mrs. ■ J. H. Borroughs, S p. m. The regular meeting of the Wo I man's Club was held last evening at I the Library. Plans for the annual I Open House to be held from 3 to 5 ■ o'clock New Year's day were made I and the daughters of the members I yrill be special' guests. Those who | do not have daughters are urged to invite a friend. A fine musical program is being arranged by the Music department for this special Daughter’s Day. The appeal to all clubs to buy health bonds was brought before the members and the club voted to buy a five dollar bond. Plans were I completed for the community Christmas tree. The tree will be placed on Liberty Way and Christmas carols will be sung by the children of the city at five o’clock Christmas eve. A candy treat will be distributed among | the children. The program which followed the business meeting was in charge of a committee from the Music department and included Mesdames Avon Burk, B. N. Covert. < eleste Neptune, Eugene Runyon. Edgar Gerber and Miss Agnes Kohne. The stage was attractively decorated with a lighted Christinas tree and the first number of the program was 'Silent Night,” by the chorus, attired in black costumes and caps. Vocal and piano selections were included in the remainder of the program, and were greatly enjoyed by the large number of members and guests present. ■■ - — The Antioch Missionary Society will meet Thursday all day at the home of Mrs. Homer Ginter. All members are urged to attend. | The Loyal Workers Class of the Evangelical Sunday School will meet with Mrs. Inez Weber, at her home on Seventh street, Thursday evening. A dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock after which the annual Christmas exch mge w'.ll be held. All members ar.3 urged to attend. The Research Club met with Mrs. R. D. Myers, Monday afternoon. A ve ry interesting paper was read on "0, Henry, Writer of Short Stories." by Mrs. J. C. Sutton. Plaus were made for the annual Christmas party! and'exchange to be held at the home of Mrs. C. E. Bell, next Monday. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church will meet at the Church Wednesday afternoon to

'nnke preparations for the ei lr | Nllll . 1( , •a«nar and rummage «„!<• which win Th,.rsdav, Wday and ’ X’| ‘LIJ til (ho (■ h|ll*< )| 111 n i nraoJ ♦ ' nb'hihf. rs aro I The SHom worker's class of the l n "* l nrp ""-n Church wlil n,eet| * 1 Mrs. Ren Pil) nrs Thursday „ f .| — Tim members of the Rebecca ■o< go will hold their annual Christmas party and exchange at the hall immediately after tonight. The hall will be appropriately decorated with a Christmas tree and refreshments Will ho served during the social hour. I | The annual Christmas party and ( evchange of the Psi lota Xi Soror|lty will be held at the home of Mrs.' J. H. Burroughs, on Third since:, .Monday evening, December 22. at eight o'clock. Miss Helen Gass will entertain the members of the K. Z. K. Club at her home on Adams street. The annual Christinas exchange will be held at this meeting. The Delta Theta Tan Sorority met last evening at. the home of Mrs.' i .1. R. Blair, at iter home on Mercer Avenue, for the regular business meeting. The grand Inspector, Mrn. Laura Lee Whitesell, of Richmond. ! was present for inspection of the chapter. The delegates to the district convention, which will be held at Wabash, January 31. were appoint-, ed. Miss Florence Hoithouse will attend as business delegate and .Miss Virgin? Smith as social delegate. Plans were mtade for the annual |

| This Blue White I ax' I and Perfect I DIAMOND I I / /> viaK ® et ' n White Gold rA is our idea of a 1 j JMnIJxUk ■ffin REAL Christmas WW ■M Greeting! ; Bigger Crowds Every Day —(here’s a reason! i Buying her Christmas Diamond HERE is just l|i< '‘y7.X putting the cash in the bank—it's a ni ••Bank Account” that pays "visible interest happy ownership. A BOY’S WATCH -on time" habit is the best Christmas thought—this r.oou Ks yrr*. HALL MA R K K ’U'A Has a movement built to Aial stand the stl ' ain of every /t v* day work and play 57 50 fUt l* THE NEWEST IN FQ Ladies’ Wrist Watches 1 amfi Jeweled and Greenwich ad- I | ■ justed in fashion's latest 11 a'|| ■ O L pV shapes and case designs of Pmgg White Gold —price doesn’t mean much—trustworthy is V jOT MMI the "watchword” of this fWni store — Lvd $15.00 to $200.00 JEWELRY STORE ■-=

MONEY ' I Andrew Carnegie said: The best way to accumulate money is to resolutely save and bank a fixed portion of your income no matter how small amount. Are you doing this? If not, start today. The Peoples ban f ; . “Bank of Service”

DECAllin DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1921.

|< hiiH(mas party and exchange to he | .h"ld at lh( . horn.. of Miss Naomi , | Durkin. The officers of the sorority ( enfettained Mrs. Whitesell at dinner l '"" evening. They ur „ Il( , rb Kern, Misses Genevieve Borling, I Margaret Mylott, Margaret and Irone llolihcuso and Naomi Durkin. ADVERTISED LETTERS James cory, Dr. F W. Dannmkor, Miller Jacobs. H. Frlzinger, P. M. LETTERS TO SANTA < I.Airs' Dear Santa Claus—l live in Alub-1 querque, New Mexico, and there is' no snow here. 1 did live in the East' where there was lots and lots of i snow so yon could bring lots of < bristmas presents, So though you might send me some this year If you know where to find me. ] would ' like a set oi dishes and a trunk for my dol.|e's clothes. And a new dress ready made and some stray books. | Thank you. Claus. Your true i friend. GERALDINE KITTLE, 801 5. Walter St. Spanish Leaders Reports Little Fighting In Morocco I (United Press Service) Paris. Dec. 16.—General Miguel Primo Rivera, head of the Spanish , directory, who is taking personal charge of the campaign against tlie Riffians in Morocco, today sent a tehgram setting at rest sensational stories in the European press that Tetuan and its connecting railway >was menaced by a fresh Moorish uprising. The telegram added the important ; news that the difficult retreat from ' I Zoea Abaa has been completed with

little fighting, meaning that xo.’hh) m«*n have been have been extricated 1 , along n narrow mountain road. o Plan School For Foreign Steel Laborers In Gary; Gary, Ind., Dec. 16 —Foreigners , who toll at night hi the giant steeU mills here will huve the doors of edit-i | cation thrown open to them if a plan under consideration by city officials i is carxed through. Albert Fertsch, director of extension education. Is preparing to organlize an afternoon English class for the , benefit of men who are on the night I , shifts.

Wonderful Showing Os CHRISTMAS GIFTS

CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS Special large showing White and Colors 10, 15, 20, 25 t 0 SI.OO KID GLOVE GAUNTLETS at $3.00'»53.75 UNDER ARM HAGS at $1.1956.00 LADIES WOOL GAUNTLETS sl, $1.50, $1.75 Childrens. .. 75c to SI.OO LADIES BATH ROBES $5, $5.50, $6 lo $8.50 BATH ROBE BLANKETS Full large size. Beautiful, Quality $4.75 VERY SPECIAL 5 Bath Towels for SI.OO 25c value EXTRA HEAVY BATH TOWELS 4 for SI.OO 35c value LADIES STUBBY UMBRELLAS $4.75, $5.00 $10.50 LUNCHEON SETS $4.50 t 0 SIO.OO REAL SILK HOSIERY in Christmas boxes make ideal Christmas presents. 3 pair to box $2.40 Each.

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Nineteen classes are already be ng | conducted nt night tor the foreigners who want to learn th. language and history of theli’ adopted land. 1 Tlie night classes tire proving one of tlie uioHt Important factors in amui'-’amating the racial elements' which ni ngle in the mills, according | to city school officials. 0 — TRIAL OF JAMES FETTERS STARTS (Continued from Page One) | siding Judge in Common Pleas court

HOH LFCLD’S j . I , ./)riaa JHy / Complete Showing of I .WMnk / //// Wl|“ / I'ii USEFUL PRESENTS I S ,r / / At > J// You can make no mistake in mak- ■ / ing vour selections carlv while stocks • m / 4Z/ ,» ire complete. y " -ti j®/ \ y 4 ,■ \ V hi fe 11 fuM w 1 1' Mk b 1 1 Pt 'X 1;-V y .7 ! ■••wh'V ■' / S W ' Xf LARGE SHOWING OF DRIAD TURKISH TOWELS Box Sets — Eath Mats We have just received two cases of High Grade Turkish Towels from one of the largest manufacturers of Towels, at exceptional low prices. This is by far the largest showing you will have the opportunity to see. Will make extra fine Christmas presents. All are far below the present market. Each set is packed in an individual gift box. Bath Towel and 2 Wash Cloths with colored borders 9SC Oriad Towel Set. including bath towel, 2 wash cloths. QI QQ Colored borders. Blue, Pink. Lavender, set. a.cf*/ Path Set, including bath towel, 2 wash cloths QI ’ery extra quality—Blue, Pink, Orange, set Fine Bath Towels—Fancy borders. Blue and Pink 48c Vice Rath Towels— Fancy borders and stripes 79 C Good Quality Bath Towels—Colored borders 88c Extra Heavy Bath Towels—Beautiful patterns Q“£ Fine Extra Large Fancy Bath Towels, all colors $1.35

| where .laniM Fetter* U being tried. ; The work of choosing a Jury of . men ami women who have not read, x.'ortne dan opinion ax to the guilt or innocence of the prisoner In the case began Monday morning, with each (one drawn upon the list of jurors sub-tjci-t to rigid examination. ’ Several were excused upon the ground i of being opposed to capital punishment. W. K. TouVelle, B. A. Myers. George i Mannlx and J. R. Pierce are the lawyers for the prixoenr, and J.W. Loren Is assisting Prosecutor F. 1.. Klocb for ■ the state. Up until noon Monday the follow-

ing Jurors had been temporarily chosen: Alien Hayes, Dublin. Arnold Hoenln. Hopewel. • Henry Berthe, Marlon. D S. Black, Liberty. • Clem Adams, Washington. Glen Hamilton, Jefferson. Fifteen of the venire hail been examined and six accepted tentatively, and nine discharged, __o Headaches from Slight Colds Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets re e.e the Headache by curing the Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears the signature of K. W. Grove. 30c.