Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1925 — Page 5

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when a feller ha ‘'| K in a Huloon t' g» with bad ■ELpu«» auy ol " eDvironnu> " t ib hß'i',!.. t polhif him the*"* dayw. Th, ' r IW nothin’ looks «h lazy an a big ■' k ,. r in in a cur her hiiHbaml is ■ 'n ja<k up Abe Martin. IndiNews. tik" l " I! ""' ,r sp ‘’"‘ 10 day ; I&'p.h! Wavin' visiting with friends.' F-landers. of Fort Wayne/ ■ resident of this city, is visit-1 |K, |,js parents, Mr and Mrs. George , ' lliril Mtreet ' llere ’ lo ' li ' y ■ ‘,l looking after business. K ( . s xildick, of the Old Adams B oU nt' Hank, was a business visitor K, F „ r , Wavno yesterday. v . call Hammond spent the day M,Wayne visiting with rela HI p G. Wine, of Fort Wayne, was on business friends here this ■T Mrs. Olin Baker left today for Kllllsdale. Michigan, where she wiil K|>..h.| several days with her brother family. IF Miss Naomi Hoithouse, of Sacred A' adetny. at Fort Wayne, is ■riijevni.- the annual spring vacation ■viih Iter mother. Mrs. Minnie Holt ■liuir-e Eg Miss Susan visiting in ■Chicago with relatives and friends. H Miss Marie Fisher and Joe Fisher, ■of Indi mapolis. are the guests of Btheir brother Joint Fisher and cbil ■ dren. Mary and Jimmy Fisher of ■ North Sixth street. The dentists were mijoying their [weekly half holiday this afternoon. The regular meeting of the Rotary club will be held Thursday evening [at the Decatur Industrial rooms. The rural schools will close this month and the final examinations are ’ being held. The St. Joseph Catholic schools dosed this afternoon for the balance of the week on accouyt of the Holy week services which open at the Catholic church Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Peterson I and daughter, of Indianapolis, motorI etl here today for an over Easter visit |r with relatives and friends. Several of the factories are planI ning to close Friday afternoon from I twelve to three o'clock in observance I of Good Friday. Charles D. Buescliing, vice-prest-I dent of tlie Lincoln National bank of I Fort Wayne, is in this city today. I lie will deliver a lecture at the meetI ing of the Decatur chapter of the | American Institute of Banking at the Catholic school auditorium tonight. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hensley returnI ed to this city after spending a day at Rome City. ■ o Mr Russell Phillibauni. of Marion wdl arrive this afternoon for a short 'isil. With Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vail. Mrs | Dwight Peterson and daughter. Patsy. <>f Indianapolis, are the guests of Mrs. Jane Frisinger and oil.it- relatives here. A J Hinckley, of Indianapolis, was a business visitor hare this afternoon. ' Floyd Liby, of the Liby and Yost garage, is at South Bend on business today. Mrs J. y. Neptune and son and daughter, spent Hie. afternoon in Fort ayne visiting with friends.

A FAITHFUL FRIEND"" - ’ ! A BANK Account is a faithful friend. If never deserts a man unj When every* 3i i thing else goes back on him, the man* with in bank here still has a Faithful Friend. » Stand back of your Bank Account NOW and it will stand back of you J THEN. ; BqijK fiapilal and Surplus 3120,000.00 \ ' 11

Mr. and Mrs. D. M Leonard and daughter. Bernice, were Fort Way ye visitors this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Freeh Hower spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne. The Misses Lena and Gertrude Hoithouse returned this morning from New Sytnrna. Florida, where they spent the winter months at Bungalow Beautiful, which was won by Miss Amelia Tonnelier in an essay contest two years ago. Miss Tonne- ■ Her is visiting relatives at Fort Meyer, Fla, and to return here in about a week. The Missea Holthouse visited fritnds at Ft. Meyer and at Petersburg etiroute home — - ■—o ■ - Society CLUB CALENDAR —i Wednesday A. A. U. W.—Mrs. C. O. Porter, 6 p. m. W. C. T. U.—library, 2:30 p.m. Ladies of Salem Church—All day meeting, Mrs. C. Manley. Shakespeare Club—Mrs. John Tyn dal). Historical Club—Mrs. Ed Beery. Thursday Regular meeting of Eastern Star — Masonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. The Ladies’ Aid Society of E. V Church —Church parlors. Ladies' Aid Society Musical Pro gram—United Brethren Church, 7:30 p.m. z Killies’ Aid Society of M. E. church —church parlors, 2:30 p. in. Woman's Homo and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church —Mrs. J. U Kocher, 2:30 p.m. Friday Baptist Woman’s Society—Church. 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Dorcas Class of Evangelical Sunday School — Mrs. Coy Martz, 7:30 p.m. Saturday Indies’ Aid Society of Reformed Church Colored Egg and Pastry Sale —Lichtlo Meat Market 10 a.tn. Baptist ladies’ Aid Society of Pleasant Mills Church, social and chicken supper—France's Hall. Monday Research Club— Mrs': John Tyndall U. B. Ladies' Aid Society Chicken ■ Pie Supper Church Dining Room. 5 to 7 p.m. Mrs. Coy Martz will be hostess to the memobr.s of the Dorcas class of the Evangelical Sunday School at 7:3(1 o’clcok Friday evening, at her home on South Eleventh street. Tlie regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star will be held in the Masonic Hall at 7:30 o’clock Thursday

Another new shipment of red ties and red sox—they're going like wild fire and you . .ure want yours. Tdwb-TAy&ct) Go J B€TT£R CLCrufZ *O. iffS J MONEY - ALWAYS - * ■ DKCATUR • INDIANA • -- 11 1 ~

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1925.

evening. Tlie Baptist Woman's Society will' meet at the church Friday evening at 7:30. in connection with the regular business meeting there will boa Missionary playet and Easter program to which the public is invited. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Zion's Reformed church met. in the chinch parlors Tuesday after-) noon. Mrs. A. R. Ashbuuclier had charge of Ihe program, the third chapter of the study book was discussed. The reports of the delegates to the Huntington Classis were read after which the hostesses, Men.lames L. Gehrig, M. Miller, T. Gehrig, and C. Miller served dainty refreshments. "'The Giris' Missionary Guild of tlie Zion Reformed Church met at the home of Miss Eleanor Reppert last evening. Miss Guth was the assisting hostess. The meeting was opened with a song after which the scripture lesson was read by Emma , Guth, and prayer offered by Lina i Guth. The study of China was* in charge of Eleanor Reppert, Mildred Worthman. Jaunita Baumgartner, and Helen Kirsch. Della Sellemeyer read an interesting leaflet written by Miss Esther Selleineyer. Reports were read by delegates who attended the convention of the Fort Wayne Classes held at Huntington April 1 and 2. Miss Eleanor Reppert was appointed delegate to represent the entire Classis, which includes about eigh ' teen cities in this vicinity, at Hie Mid West Synod to lie held at Louisville, ! Ky., next fall. At the close of the Imsines meeting the hostesses served delightful refreshments. The Lailles' Aid Society of tlie Zion Itcflmtin-il Church wii hold a Colored Egg and pastry sale at the Liechtle Meat Market Saturday beginning at ten o'clock. Anyone wishing to place an order may call Mrs. M. F. Worthman. Mrs. Tillman Gerber or Mrs? Glenn Cowan. Tlie liberal patronage of the public is solicited. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pleasant Mills Baptist Church wil, give an Easter program, parcel post sale and chicken supper at France's Hail Saturday evening. Tlie liberal latronage of tlie public is solicited. Thirteen members of the Bluffton chapter of Psi lota Xi assisted Hie grand officers in instaTjing a new chapter at Hartford City, Monday evening The installation was held at the R. M. Henley home, which was prettily decorated with floral pieces of old gold and blue, the sorority colors. A congratulatory basket of roses were received from the chapter >f Delta Theta Tati. of that city, and me from Ihe sorority jewelers, Meyer V Alexander, of Marion. The instai lation and initiation ceremony was in charge of the grand vice-president. Mrs. Thomas ('. Scott, of Kokomo, who acted as president;acting vicepresident, Mrs. J. C. Stone, of Kokomo; national treasurer, Mrs. Fred Norris, of Indianapolis; acting secretary, Miss Lola Jackson, of Muncie; and Mrs. Hubert Henderson, grand conductress, of Franklin, and members of the Bluffton chapter, The temporary officers elected by the newly installed chapter included Mrs. Fred Wood, president; Mrs. Carl Spaulding vice-president: Mrs. Charles ("ink secretary; and Mrs, Royal Smith,' treasurer. o — Zion Ev. Lutheran Church Arthur W. Hinz, pastor. An English service will be held Good Friday in tlie church at Lite regular hour, 7:30. o Drought Injures Wheat Crop In -lay County Portland. April 8 Many prominent Jay comity farmers say that the present drought here is causing much damage to tin- wheal crop. Ih" drought, precoded by frequent frosts, and freezing spells has almost .completely ruined the Jay county wheat crop. In many instances the crop is being plowed up ami outs is being planted. In sonic fields the ground is too bard for Hie plow and, unless rain relieves the condition soon, serious results to all spring crops are, threatened. o Ohio Governor’s Son Explains Girl’s Absence Columbus, <>.. April 8. — (United Press.)—Hal Douahey. 17 year old sou of tlie Ohio governor, today cleared all tlie mystery surrounding bitt alleged elopement with Lillian Vogel, of Gary, Ind., by announcing through his father that he brought this gill to Columbus. Lillian is here new. it was said a* the governor's office, but he where abouts was withheld. James Huffman, executive seere I tary to Governor Douahey, said the governor was telephoning Zanesville police, who have been searching for'!

. Lillian since Sunday night, to tell) ' them the girl had boon found. i ‘‘The governor is offering Zanes- i ville police his full co-operation in seeing Aiut Justice is done," Huffman said. The girl had been iu Zanesville, 1 visiting relatives. Fort Wayne Business Man Commits Suicide Fort Wayne, Ind., April B.—Despon- 1 demy over ill health was blamed today for the suicide of Perry J. Archer, 62. business man, who shot him self at ills home late yesterday. WILUAMS r Siirv E E C PILLS" Hava you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and liver? Have you pains in loins.sale and back. I Have you a flabby appearance of the face and under the eyes? If so, use Williams' Kidney and Liver Pills. For sale b/all dru««ieta. h Price SOc. AfItHAMI MF6. CO., Pnp. ClmlHt 0»H For Sale Bv WINTERPRISE DRUG CO. |

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I THE CORT | LAST TIME TONIGHT 1 Aileen Pringle, Antonio Moreno and S 5 an all-star cast in the big ■ L First National Attraction I “ONE YEAR TO LIVE” I ■ A daring drama staged ’neath Parisian E 1% night lights. A story of daring love. ■ i* 1 ALSO—“LOW TIDE,’’ Comedy. !0c- 25c y Thursday and Friday—“ Flames of Desire.” gj