Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1926 — Page 5

—> —' "• I CM B CALENDER I Tuesday Ift . M nys Chora* Choir—Catholic ■ Auditorium. ?:»0 P. m. E 'cihhr of Evangelical Sunday I nfcool M'’ Ol,Ver M< ‘ N ’’"‘ l ' 7 P K Tri Kappa Kathryn Dodwln. Bp. m K <- v m s. of Reformed Church— I r p"] h 'o7c. -K. Os c. Hall, 8P- nt p Ri ‘iota XI-Mias Carolyn Acker. ( * At” I"" Bridge Clab-Mra. Paul Sa Briede. " •*® ' ,nl ' Wednesday E U (iies' Aid Society of Mt. Tabor “x ~ h Mi’s Nellie Helm. 7:80 p m f Christian Missionary Society—Mrs. Geo Teems, 7:30 p. m ‘ opening meeting of Shakespeare i - ' Chib- Postponed until Oct. 13. If Historical Club.—Mrs. Bryce Butler, w 2'30 p. m K " catholic Ladies’ Social Club, Card Party ami Hance, Catholic H. S. AudiE torium. 7:30 P. M. Thursday K Maude Muller Club. Masquerade U and Pot Luck—Hall. 7:30 p. m Calvary Evangelic*! church—Church So Cha Rea—Miss Helepa Meyers, n 6:30 pm. - Moose Legionair**— Moose Home. SB 7:3d p in. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church—Mrs. James West veld. 2:30. Concord Aid and Missionary Societies—Mrs. Amos Lewton. Friday Pocahontas Oyster Supper — After H 10<lgp L Every Heady Clrm, of M. E. church Farwell—Mrs. Harve Faker. Miss Sue Zimmers-m Piano Recital -Kirkland High School. 8:15 p. in. Research Club — Mrs. Fred Heuer. ■ 2:30 p. m. Monday Delta Theta Tan called meeting— Miss Grace Butler, 7:30 p. m. Ladies* Party Wives and daughters of Decatur Shriners are interested in the announcement that the first social event for Shrine ladies at Mizpah Temple. Fort Wayn-. will be in the nature of an afternoon bridge Tharsday afternoon of this week from 2:30 to 5 o'clock Mrs. Herbert L. Somers, wife «f the illustrious potentate of Mizpah Temple, V the general chatrman of the event. Mr and Airs. Albert Beery enter tained at dinner. Sunday, tn honor of Mr and Mrs. Rollin Waltz, of Amar- ! Hlo. Texas. Other guests were Mr and Mrs John Stoneburner. Mr. and Mrs Joe Andrews. Miss Addie Barnett and George Barnett. ■ - -r ' - er Plans were made f9r a benefit pichaveTark IM AND LOOK YOUNG 'handmother kept her hair beaut fl fully darkened, glossy and attractive I

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turn show to he given at th P Adams' Theatre, October 12, for tha Good Fellows Club. The picture U> be shown will be Douglas MucLean in "Hold That Lion.” A short business meeting of the members will he held Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock with Miss Grace Butler. The annual banque of the Dramatic section of the Woman's Club was' served last night in the Industrial rooms. The tables were attractively I decorated with garden flowers and : rose tapers, Mrs. Martin Van Alsberg had charge of the decorations. A twocourse dinner was served, after wljich Miss Virginia Beverforden, popular reader of Fort Wayne, entertained the members with an hour’s program. Plans were discussed for the ensuing year. The committee tn charge of the dinner included Mrs. J. 8. Peterson and Mrs. J. R. Blair. Eight now members were received into the department last night. They are the Misses Vera Butler, Helen Kocher. Marjorie May, Marcella Hower. Mild red Lidy, Verneal Whalen, and Naomi Durkin, and Mrs. Leah Ehinger. The first meeting of the Research Club for this club year was held yes lerday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Sutton. Mrs. Eley had charge of the interesting program on "Women in Government Work." Mrs. Eley read a very interesting paper, after which sub topics were given by- the members. Tw-enty-one members were in attendance. The officers for the year are Mrs. A. J. Haney, president Mrs. Carrie Haubold. secretary, and Mrs. O. L. Vance, treasurer. The

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1926.

'next meeting will be held with Mrs. I Fred Heuer, whn will also be the ( b ader Her subject will bo "Shakes- ( pear Super-Salesman." The first meeting of tne Monday . Night Club, which was recently organ- ’ I ized, was held last evening with Mrs. Floyd Enos. The entertaining rooms : were decorated with Hallowe’en fes- . toon Ing Tables were arranged for .Five Hundred and prizes were awardI "d to Verona Snyder and Mrs. Manrice i Pingrey. Refreshments were served, i The members of the club are MesI dames Ed Boknecht. Ray Languell, Charles Keller, Joe McConnell, Cedi i Baird, Floyd Enos and the Misses , Olive Walters and Verona Snyder. I I The meetings will he held every two weeks. the next to be with Miss Olive 1 Walers. Mrs. Pingrey was a guest at ■ the meeting last night. t 2 TJje Maude Muller Club will meet ' Thursday evening at 7 80 o'clock at the hall. A masquerade and pot luck I dinner will be features of the evening ' Each member is urged to bring two article sos food for the dinner. 1 An oyster supper will be served by the members of the Pocahontas order Friday night after lodge for the mem n bers of the Red Men and their fam- '■ Hies. y . v r The following letters remain uncall e ed for at the Decatur post office-: e Mr. Howard Grey, Mr. Clint Lantz e hiser. Mr. Nell Magirflty, L. L. Perry. I. H. Fritzinger. P. M. d e The Monday Night Club met at the ■■

home of Mrs. Floyd Enos last night. Cards were played and prizes were awarded to Miss Verona Snyder and Mrs. Morris Tlngrey. Mrs. Tlngrwy was a guest besides the club members. The next meeting will be held In two weeks at the home of Miss Olivo Walters. Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Calvary Evangelical church -will meet Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Fanny Jackson and Mis« Jennie Smith as hostesses. Every memocr Is urged to be present. The Eveiy Ready Class of the Methodist chur, h will hold a farewell party for Mrs R >lland Shfmp Friday night at th *home of Mrs. Harve Baker 241 North Sixth street. Each member Is urged to bring a half dozen sand witches also a plate and cup Miss i?ne Zimmerman will present her piano pupils in recital Friday night at 8:15 o'clock at the Kirkland high school auditorium The general committee for Dairy Day- will meet at industrial rooms to-, night to continue ".rrangements for the big event. Do you suppose the rains are really over for a while? Its almost too good •to be true. Will Smith of the Monroe State Bank was here on business today. T R Johnson, assistant county

agent leader of the cooperative extension work at I'urdu.e University has written L. M. Ilusche of this -city that he Is planning to lie here for Dilry Day. He also asks for a copy of the program that he may a»slst In giving the event proper publicity. Work of remodelling the club house forward rapidly now .t.d with a month it the Decatur Country club is going of good weather will be sufficiently along that the improvements can be completed during the winter months. The condition of Frank Gass continues to Improve and it Is believed he Like Smiling Away Troubles Striowi Condition fini««f by Neneousriri*, (imtrilu, l.ivtf Hflieved fcy Tanlac. Mrs. Minnie O. ’’’"w Foment, 300 W. Gil- £ bert Street Muncie, “ k Ind. mother of 2 < 1 c b i idren, receutly ? •aid: “About vears ago my health , w Iw-gan to slip. 1 became so weak that housework utterly exhausted me. Life J was drudgery. z ' “I was so nervous I couldn't sleep Headaches and other aches and pains almost drove me mad. I had to force food into my stontai hand was always tormented by sharp gastric . pains Something had to be done! “A friend told me about Tanlac and I be’an taking it. This wonder tonio ' cleaned out my system, toned up my I liver. I eat evervlhiug without a sign of trouble, sleep like a child. I feel much stronger, better, rhanks t-o laulac. ■« Tanlac, nature’s own remedy maile froth root*, bsrits and herbs, is sold by your drugtiurt.. 40 mrilion bottles sold.

• can be removed to his home within a I s j few days. t' Dee Jones of Sturgis, Michigan is i i visiting here. | George Shoemaker t f Hartford town- ( X- .. ..... - . ~

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