Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 268, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1925 — Page 5

■> i * CLUB CALENDER Thursday ■ Civic Section of Woman's ClubKji.l Adams County Bank, with Miss ■orothy Williamson, 7 pm. ■ Presbyterian Missionary Society— Mrs. F. E. France, 2:30 p. m. ■ |.;. V. Ladies' Aid Society—Church Bailors. 2 p. m. ■ Eastern Stur- Masonic Hall, 7:30 B- m. iil Matyle Muller Degree Social—Red Ken hall, 7:30 p. m. B laidles' Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Kurch—School house, 3:30 p. m. sfl Woman’s Home and Foreign Mistoiiary Society of Pnesby’tierian Klitirch—Mrs. Frank France. fl So Cha Rea—Mrs. Will O'Brien, ■ : 0 p.m. I ■ Ixiyal Workers. Evangelical church, Kmis. L. L. Baumgartner, 7:30 p. tn. fl I H. I.allies' Aid —Mrs. Cecil Smith,! Lt parsonage, 2 p. m. fl Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed Kurch—Mrs. Fred Fruchte, 7:30. - ■ Tri Kappa Belie fit Bridge and Five Bundled Party—Elk’s Home, 8 p.m.' B Ladies' Aid Society of Calvary: Burch—Mrs. James Darr, 1:30 p. in. Friday B Minnehaha Club — Red Men Hall, ■ter lodge. BLadies' Aid Society Social—WashBftton township school, 7:30 p. in. B Box Social—Washington school. Saturday ■ Cafeteria Supper—Christian church Bi: ing room, 5 to 7 p. m. Monday B Delta Theta Tati —Mitbs "Florence Barris. S p. m. ■ Kwardt Club—Mrs. Fred Erudite. ■3O p. m. K'l'lii' (' 1., of C. ga.e a lovely shower B*d evening at the K. of C. Hall in ■pimr of one of its members. Miss ■erena Miller, a bride-elect of this ■ontli. Five Hundred and Rhuni were ■av d. at which prizes were won by ■tii la ide Deinlnger ami Rose Steig■yer. respectively, who in turn prethem to the bride The CounB also presented Miss Miller with a gift. After the games, a deluncheon was served by the in charge, the members of ■hieii were the Misses Tena Schurger, ■h.: i-a Appleman, Alice Kriegai. Ag■es and Rose Nesswald. Miss Miller's to Mr. Henry Meyer will be "Tuesday morning. October ■l. at the St. Mary's Catholic Church. K The office girls of the*Cloverleaf ■hamery. of this city, enjoyed a sew■tg party at the home of Miss GerThieme last evening. Those ■resent were Mrs. Calvin Coppess, ■lisses Catherine Omlor. Marcella LenK ric h, Ethel Erwin, Edntf Thlenißj ■fargaret Lengerich. Louise Railing, ■’ma Bleeke, Catherine Kiting, and

- Known I Fact No one has ever been worse off for keeping money here. Hundreds have been worse off for not having done so. I 4% Interest paid on all Savings Accounts. Old Adams County Bank • We Pay You To Save I' ' I -

|Mrs Clyde Butler. Miss Thinm-'i served delicious refreshments during I the evening. The girls expect to meet i every, week. |> — Invitations have been issued by 1 Mesd«<hea J. H. Holler, D. M. Hens- < ley, H. F. Ehinger, Dan Tyndall, Jirtni'i Tyndall. Clayson Carroll and Harry ’ Moltz, for a dinner-bridge party to be ' given at the Elks home Thursday, November 19. --■■■■ I The following menu will be served i' by the Ladles of the Christian "Church ' Aid Society at their cafeteria supper In the church basement. Saturday evening, from five to seven o'clock: ' Escalloped chicken. Spanish meat i loaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, baked beans, cottage cheese, cold slaw, kidney bean salad, pie, cake, fruit, rolls, butter and coffee. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. The Research Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Fruchte at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. , H. F. Callow will have the paper on | "Uncle Sam's Most Profitable Purchase." | Tables have arranged to accomodate a large ctow-d at the benefit i Bridge and Five Hundred party which . will be given by the members of the Tri Kappa Sorority at the Elk's home tonight. Playing will begin at eight o’clock and refreshments of sand- • wiches and coffee will be sold at the conclusion of the games. The proceeds from this social affair will be used in. carrying out. the annual Christmas charity work of th e sorority. Tickets are being sold at twentyfive cents and may be purchased from any member or at the door. The Historical Club had a very interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ben DeVor. The program was especially interesting the subject being, "Know Your Own City.” and was given very thoroughly by Mrs. Paul Edwards. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. M. J Wertzberger and Mrs. Campbell will have the paper on "Indiana Art and Artists." Mrs. Charles Lose was hostess to the Luncheon Bridge Club last evening. The guests besides flw club members were Miss Emilie Crist. Mcsdames Joe Lose, Dyonis Schmitt, T. J. Durkin, C. V. Connell. W. A. Kuebler. Carrie Ehinger, R C. Kohne and J H. Bftemerkamp- The club prize was won by Mrs. Frank Barthel and Mrs. . Bremerkamp was awarded the guest prize for winning high scora. Refreshments wen served by the hostess at a late hour. Mis. Adtian Wemhoff will be hostess .in two weeks. The Ladies Shakespeare dub met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. A. D. Suttles on South Fifth street. Mrs. . 1 X B. Morrison was the leader, her . paper being a very interesting one on the subject "Early History of I ' Indiana Prior to 1820." She includ-

DECATUA DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925.

ed sevetal family traditions rom l ining the Sturtubaker family, who were pioneers in this section of the state. The next meeting will be held next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Heller and with Mrs. D. D. Heller as the leader, hee. subject being "The ' chin m of Cape Breton Island '’ This I will be the last meeting before Thanksgiving. Mrs. H. R, Moltz. south Fourth street, entertained at a dinner bridge, j There were four tallies and the sixteen ladies enjoyed the occasion. High scores were made by Mrs. W. A. Kuebler and Mrs. James Blair and the low totals by Mrs. J. S. Peterson anti Mrs. D. W. Tyndall. Mrs7 E. W. Kampe entertained at dinner last evenings, guests including Judge and Mrs. W. J. Vesey of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mead and their guests, all of Fort Wayne. — ■■ The members of the Catholic Indies of Columbia will receive Holy Communion in a body Sunday morning. November 15. at the 7:30 o'clock mass. o BOX SOCIAL The Ixidies’ Aid society of the Washington Methodist cnurch will give a box social at the Washington school, five miles southwest of Decatur, Friday evening. The public is invited to attend.

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Locate J. H. Borroughz attended the Scot-’ |tt«h Rite initiation at Fort Wayne last evening. Fred Shafer," of Fort Wayne, was a -business visitor here this morn’ng. Miss Eleanijre Ellis wait a visitor at Fort Wayne yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Cov rdale and daughter. Miss Mary Madeline, were at Fort Wayne yesterday to attend a dinner given by Mrs. Els i Hughes In compliment to Dr. ami Mrs. Lawrence Hughes of Elgin, Illinois. Miss Vivian I’..rk was the guest or I friends at Fort W iyn last evening. Sho lisle Flamlcrs of Fort Wayne visited here last evening. Many from here attended the Scottish Rite meeting at Fort Wayne yesterday and today. Included were Dr. Fred Patterson, James J-llberson, 1). W. Sprang, Charles Burdg. M. E. Hower. M. F. Worthman, Orv.il Harruff. Ed Ashbaucher, Mark Gilson, J. T. Myers. L. C. Helm, 11. M. De Voss. Wilson Lee. Jir. Grandstaff, Clarence Smith,'l. G. Kerr, Avon Burk, Harry Helm and Cal I’etcrsoiLDr. s’ewart Niblick returned to his home at Gary today. J T. Myers attended the Scottish Rite initiation at Fort Wayne today. L-- '-r—

OFFICE MOVED: During course of remodeling of our plant on Winchester street, our office will be located in the American Security Co. Building | FIRST DOOR WEST OF POST OFFICE yfc We will also maintain an information office at the plant, ■ but all business will be transacted at temporary office. aj Phone Down f:A I’hone 5 J Town Office r Plant Office p MB ■■■■■■■■■■■ K Clouer/eaf Creameries | Incorporated | W. A. KLEPPER, Gen. Mgr. - ? IT’S VALUES LIKE THESE THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE POPULARITY OF THIS STORE THE STORE For Careful Buyers V Prices that appeal to you and Special Styles and Price Leavalues that you can appre- tures that cannot be ciate at a glance. equaled elsewhere. MENS Mens and Young Mens OVERCOATS OVERCOATS s lsto s 3o s lßto s 4s Style warmth and general all round All the preferred and desirable in coat satisfaction is what we give you with wear you will find at this store. VV e every overcoat we sell.. Ulsters, box f ec | con fident that no better vahies are ( oat:;. Double breasted tube effects, in obtainable, than this group of coats, fahries of excellent oUnda.d in solora gUtement to of blue, oxford, fancy and plain effects in roe and plaid back.. A collection the man who 18 waiting Yon can do no of Coals lhat will arouse In you the de- heller lhan Io come and see ihe coals sire for possession. May we sene you we are ogenng at these pnees. You tomorrow. will be agreeably surprised. Mens Hats , ; B «V S Suits AT AN EXCEPTIONAL eirnn $2.50 to $7.50 SHOWING OF sb.o0 > $ d. Cnri-fully tailored of all wool materials in the tilt most appioved shape Q ■ boyish styles, the knickami colors, pri.-ml cotisitl- J ( . 1( . jr(l ful| line(]j vegt u ably lower for tomoi- <IIIL UlulO aU(I longies.' IQW. at - =====; I Mens $22.00 Union Suits $2 . 50 , . $2.50 » $6.00 tl'/innn $3.00 $3.50 ' , . /I < ■ @ 8 Collar attached style. ' ; ’/'<iol :.|| I «-.M grey, blue ami khaki, all I mi.. I tv e r weight r ff n ,, wo( ,i mixed, sizes to I I num mils m tip- nat.ur- 19> selling everywhere I al • >'or-, in a range ot .Mens.and young mens 2 pant |,, r luore than •• mark- E ■ sizes too. }i i| woo ] fabrics, in a ed price. I I _... ’ weave that is suitable for all year _ round wear. The materials are ■ > ■ t»« ,ci •4 . the stylish cheviots, the service- g I IfleillS t .niris able cassimeres and the long wear Sweaters I . AT worsteds. Made in single and AT - Os) Sil SO double breasted styles, with wide „„ (I*lo rn 9 ti’i.vv to v!• JU lapels and the broad shoulders. $3.00 to $12.d0 I shi.-t vl i istilt ns these The trousers are cut in the new t I Ihme'ro'tv we C ShaPeS " an< ' I vmu comparable values. shaker knit and rope i>lv, yon will Vtiwi you shawl collar or V I Up them at this price. — w,llu > and colora ' Vance & Linn