Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 236, Decatur, Adams County, 6 October 1925 — Page 5

CLUB calendar Tuesday ’ c M (i. of Kcformed CUureh— " E "hi* *V«w.U rftrly ~ Mr " tl rbilu 1 Xx e of WaptUl Church— Phur ,h Parlors. 7:30 pmintlnan Class of Christian JS-ReV. aud Mrs. Thompson. • ■3O P ®* Members of Rebecca Lodge-Moot Boston store corner. 6 pm. Tri Kappa Sorority - Mrs. France Coster, 8 p. tu. pei lota Xi-Miss Carolyn Acker « n m. c L. of C-K. of C Hall. 8 p. tn. Woman’s Missionary Society of Zion Reformed Church-Church parlors. 2:M P- “*• Wednesday Historical Club — Mrs. Pauline; Butler. 8:30 P- “>• W M A. of V. B. Church—Mrs. Girlie Hoagland. 2 p. m Shakespeare Club Opening — Mrs. garl Adams. 1 p m. Faithful Followers Class of ML Tabor church—Mrs. Alfred Daniels St Vincent de Paul Society—K. of C. Hall Triangle Section of Christian Ladiea'j Aid—Pie Social—Church .basement, 8 p. m. Thursday rfelta Delphian Club—Old Adams' County Bank, 7:30. Baptist Woman's Society—Hrs. Alva Baker. 2 p. in. . Ladies' Aid Society of U. .B- Church —Church parlors, 2 p. m. Eastern Star —Masonic Hall. 7:30 p. tn Zion Lutheran Indies' Aid Society—school house. 3:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid Society of Salem church —Mrs. Emma Feascl. Friday Friday Night Club —Mrs. Harry Moltz. 7:30 p. nt. M. E. Ladies' Aid Society—Church parlor. 2:30 pm. Saturday I'hilathac Class of Baptist church Bake Sale —Schmitt Meat MarkoL, a. m Woman's Homo and Foreign' Mia-t sionary Society of Presbyterian church—Bake Sale—Central Grocery. ROWLEY-PARRISH. Miss Donna Parrish, daughter of Mrs. Nora Parrish, of Elm street, and Mr. Frank L. Rowley, were quietly married Monday noon at the First Methodist Church parsonage, at Cov-i ington. Ky„ by the Rev. Charles W. Graham. The bride is a proniineuL young lady of this city and is popular in social circles. She is a graduate; of Decatur high school, a member of the Psi lota Xi sorority, and of the Tri D„ Club, and has been engaged in stenographic work for the past four years. Mr. Rowley is a representative of the Russell Manufacturing Company, of Middletown. Conn., with headquarters at Fort Wayne. After October 15; Mr. and Mrs. Rowley will be at home with the bride’s mother. The Historical club will meet at the home of Mrs. Pauline Butler, o;t South Ihird street, at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lottie Runyon will be the leader. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Burdg entertained with a chicken dinner, Sunday, at their home on Mercer avenue. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs. Dick Hurdg, Miss Violet Burdg. Gustave I-arson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burdg, Mrs Carrie Sutherland, John L. Juday, of Decatur; Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Kist. 01 Portland; 'William J. and Miss Mabel Kanipman, of Marion. Guests in the afternoon at the Burdg home included Mr. and -Mrs. Robert, Juday, of Fort Wayne; Mrs. E. G. < overdale, and daughter, Madeline, attd little Miss Macklin, of Decatur. _ Hie Baptist Society will tiu.ot at the home of Mrs. Alva Balter fhursday afternoon at two o’clock. I lans "'ll be made for the Christmas t’szaar and all members are urged to attend. 1 he Ladies’ Aid Society of the Unit-* "I Brcthern Church will meet Thurs,|ay afternoon in the church parlors, II two o'clock. Mrs. Willia SJiackley, Mrs. f'larenco Stogdill and Mrs. Willie Magner will be hostesses. M. A. County' Rally of United t’l’-thren Churches of Adams.. Wells and Allen counties—U. B. Church, lb am,. * «■! ■ Hie Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church of Monroe, held its egultjr meeting home of Mrs. 1 h’-l Heffner, Thursday afternoon.'

Those present were: Mrs. E. M Fob- j Wr. Mrs. R. L. Shirk, Mrs. E. w. Bus- I cbe, Mrs. James Kessler, Mrs. John ' Crist. Mrs. W. L. Kellar, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Dan Noffsiuger, M rs. Joe Andrews. Mrs. J B. Stoneburncr, Mrs. Jesse Essex. Mrs. Forest Andrews, Mrs. Job* Floyd. Mrs. W. S. Smith, Mrs J. F. Hocker, Mrs. Addie Bar- 1 uett. Mrs. Francos Watkins, and daughter, of Upland, Miss <Lucile Hes- 1 (nor. of Fort Wayne. Creo Crist, Rena Noffsiugor, and Josephine Heffner. After the business session, a picnic ( supper was enjoyed. , A miscellaneous shower was given < at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Henry i Berning, Sunday, by their daughter, , Miss Amanda, in honor of her sister. ( Rose, whose marriage to Mr. Albert Ewell will lie solemnized October 11. > at 3:30 o'clock, in the St. Johns laith i eran church. The home was decorat- , ed with yellpw and white flowers and i a dinner of prutty yellow ami white ap- , pointments was served at six o'clock. , Tile guests were: Kila Reiter. Lora i ■ Ewell, Erma Ewell. Laura Schetipnaun, , , Ema Ewell, Aghcs Scheumann, Marie I Hoile, Lucille Durr, Esther Britdi. ] Freide Fishhack, Emille Haugk. Helen] FreuclHenicht and Mrs. Charles Berning. There will be a box social at the' Aber School three miles northeast of, Decatur, Friday, October 9. Interest - ing contests and a cake walk will b< among the feature entertainments, j Prises will be awarded in the contests. . The girls are requested to bring boxes. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. Miss Lois Fuhrman i the teacher. - ,t The regular meeting of the East- ; ern Star iodge will be held next Thursday night at the Masonic hall | at 7:30 o'clock. The Misses Floriae Michaud, Veit ronica Anker. Mildred Marcella Hower, Kathryn Dorwin. Helen Stephenson, Ruth Frisinger, Josc- , phine Myers and Angie Firka enjoys ed a hike and hamburger fry last ■ evening. . | The I’lniathae Class of the Baptist • church will have a Bake Sale at the r Schmitt meat market Saturday morning at nine o'clock. Baked goods of all kinds will be for sale. > j - - > Mrs. Harry Moltz will entertain the members of the Friday Night « Club, Friday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Noah Mangold. Reports by the section chairmen will be given at this meeting. A potduck luncheon will be served. The ladles’ Aid Society of the Zion Lutheran Church will meet Thursday i afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A good at- ■ tendance is desired. i w- • The Delta Delphian Cls> will meet at the Old Adams County Bank Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. ,— v Il ■ Freeh Hower is in Indianapolis today attending the Graqd fxidge of the , Knights of Pythias ■ Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers were | called to the home of Mrs. Bower's mother, near Fort Wayne, who is seriously ill, having suffered a stroke of apoplexy. They left this to be 1 at her bedside. Mr. and Mrs. O. U Vonce will return tomorrow from Forest lake. Illinois. where they a»e visiting their ' daughter, Miss who is a student at Ferry Hall. Ther's been an awful lot said about . Ueuvills. .but nothin's ever been done. If you've never seen a real, fully developed look of disgust jest toll your son hpw ypu conducted yourself wbep you ,wtiz a boy.—Abe • Martin, Indianapolis News. , Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Voglewede, Mrs. J. IL Voglowede, of this city, and Mrs. James Haefhng, ’of Fort Wayne, motored to Indianapolis this morning whore they will enjoy a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haefling Mr. Voglewedo will also; look after business interests at| Shelbyville.. - | William Doehrman, of Preble, was a business visitor here this r> trning. John Selking and son. of Allen county, were visitors here yesterday afternoon. John Houck, of Root township, was i business visitor here this morning. Mrs. Fred Schafer visited friends, at Fort Wayne this morning. Mr. aud Mrs. Glen Jackson and family and John Wyrick, of Fort: Vayne. were the guests of Mrs. Drusilla Fuhrman and family over Sunday. — o - Neweastel — City authorities will contribute to a fund to fight the pris posed telephone rate increase. . I,

DECAIUR DALLY. DExUOCBAX TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1925.

MISSIONARY 1 MEETING HERE ; District Convention of SV.M. ' S. of Evangelical Church ( Here This Week The annual convention of the Wo- , moil's Jdiaalunary Society of the Fort ( Wayne district of tiic Evangelical churcji, will be held in this city. Thursday and Friday of this'’week. The Rov. WHligip Kensinger, inissionary to Belgian Congo, will be the principle speaker at the convention mootings. Interesting programs have been arranged for all the sessions aud the ‘irst mooting will be hold al the local Evangelical church at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening. Mrs. C. E. Hocker., of this city, is chairman of the Fort Wayne district of the Women's MisSociety and slip has angiigcd a series of vary interestirigr meetings. Tlie program for Hie twu-day moot, is as follows: Thursday Evening 7:JO p. mI Song—Voi>grogatiim. I Devotionals. Playet—"Circle Gir>." Address —'Incidents of Havel in Palestine.”, by Rev. Berger. Fort Wayne. Friday 10:00 a. m. fiong—Congregaiton. Devotionals—Mrs. D. O. Wise, Ceiipa Business session. 2:QO p. m. Song—Congregation. DcvoHonals. Ladies' Quartette, Decatur. i Address au«i display of curios. Rev. (Kepgipger. Offering. 7:30 p. m. Song—Congregation. Devotionals. Reading. Huntington. Address—" With Christ in Africa," I by Rev. Kensinger. Music, Berne. Offering Song -Blest be the tic that binds. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. , — o ■U. B. Missionary Societies Will Hold A Rally H<?re The W- M. A. county rally of the United Brethcrn churches of 'Adams. Wells and AU cn counties, will hold an all day meeting in the First United Brcthern Church in this city, Friday. October 9. at 10 o'clock. A pot-luck luncheon will be served at noon and the afternoon session will convene al 1 o'clock and the evening session at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited to these services. — o Chief Os Army Air Service Reappointed Washington. Oct. G Reappoint ment of Major General Mason Al. Patrick as chief of the army air service by President Coolidge was formally announced today. ■O' —■■ 1,1 ■ j j $ f—WANT ADS EARN—S - $ I

Permanent Waving Demonstration t Tuesday, October 13. Afternoon and Evening < Madam Marguerite, a graduate of Nestles, of Chicago, Demonstrating at ,lhc North Side Beauty Shoppe. Public .invited. Mrs. Will Smith, I’rqp. Call 212 —— — THE PEOPLES LOAN AND TRUST CO. I ACTS AS TriMee ' ! Beceiver Administrator Executor Guardian Etc. Its Character is perpetual It can always be depended upon. Il carries out yoyr wishes to the letter. Eull information will be given concerning the above by consulting our officers. COME IN AND GON SI LT WITH IS. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. Bank of Service * ‘ <■ ;

Play And Box Social At Rhenicker School A home-talent play and box social will be given at tj;e Rhenicker school building, one mile north of Monroe, on Friday evening, October 16. The title of tho play is, *'Dei>artmental Work ut Squiggabcc School.” In addition to the play and box social, there will be several other forms of amusement and fun for all persons present. Miss Gladys S. Crownoter is teacher at the Rhenicker sclmol. , o Mitchell Sends Message To Legion Convention Omaha, Neb., Oct. 6. — (United Cross)—Colonel "BUly” Mitchell, former chief of air forces, unable to attend the American Legion convention here because of courAuartial proceedings in Washington, today telegraphed his former “buddies” asking them to aid him in his fight for a separate air department The message read by Captain Julius 1. Peysw, department commander of the District of Columbhia before the convention, follows; “The time has come when we must modernixe our national defense, teach our people what it means and organize it in a simple, direct and efficient manner. This can be brought about by creating a department of national defense, with sub-heads for the army, the navy and the air, “it is one of the broadest questions before the country today. In the interest of economy and efficiency, it is not a question of persons or of political party. It is one which concerns the national security of this greatest of all nations. o There will be a meeting for all Boy Scouts, Junior Scouts and their parents at the old gymnasium Tuesday evening. Ocotber 6. 1925, at 7:30 o'clock prompt. Plans for the coming year's w< rk will be explained and liscussed. BIREHS Gen<* Marpoiie, is the name given the six-pound girl baity born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weldy, of South Thirteenth street. The mother was formerly Miss Ada Klick. This is the first child. Mr and Mrs. Forest Owens arc the proud parents of a girl baby born last week- The little Miss has been named Pltylis Ahloa. This is the second child find first daughter. o W. A. Klepper is in New York City ■this week on business. Erf Ray, of Berne, and John Hocker, of Monroe, were here today to arrange for the purchase of a strip of ground from John Harvey so as to avoid a sharp jog in the new road opened this side of Monroe. The mat- ■ ter was arranged satisfactorily. J. G Niblick left this afternoon for Indiana Harbor for a visit with, his uncle, C. S. Niblick, who lias been ill there for two weeks past."

! | —- WAR VETERANS ADDRESSED BY THE PRESIDENT (Continued tram page one) honorable dealings, and mutual agree menu for a limitation of armaments among nations, than by any attempt at competition In squadrons apd battalions?’ At this point the President warned those who are Uying to force a larger military establishment upon the coun try that “whenever tho military power starts dhtataing to the civil authority, by whatsoever means adopted, the liberties of the country are beginning to end." “Any organization of men in the military service bent on inflaming the public mind for the purpose of forcing government action through the pressure of public opinion is an excedinegly dangerous undertaking and precedent,” he said. Better Way To Spend Money. Rather than spend money on unnecessary military expenditures, the President asked that it be turned to> “the making of good roads, the build- 1 ing of better .homes, the promotion of education, and all the other arts of ] peaqe." Without mentioning the name of aiV' specific organisation, the President deplored the growing tendency , of some to make racial and religious ‘ intolerance the cloak of a false Americanism"But among sqrne of the varying racial religious, and social groups of our peqple have been manifestations of an intolerance of opipiqn, a narrowness of outlook, a fiixity of judgment, against which we may well be warm?d,:’ lie continued. Thlsi 'inevjtabk' ijisregard for the opinions anil feeling of minorities is .none the I less a disturbing product of war ' psychology.” reminding his hearers that the United States was founded as ai i refuge from religious persecution, and ] that patriotism does not depend upon I 1 ™™sstsfssfssts

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"whether one traces his Americanism I back three centuries to the May-' flower, or three years to the utecrage,” ■ Mr. Coolidge said:

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