Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1926 — Page 5

■ fr"< $ f 9 | CLUB CALENDER ■I ■ ” Wednesday ■ s!l ., I,.’H' •"'<' Club-Mix. John Tynv s. of Reformed church — 58,,,,Th parlor*, 2:W P m. ■ r h. Indies’ Aid Bazaar —Lichtlo Beal Market. ■ Historical Club — Mrs. Alberta Thursday ■ liapi-i Woman’s ’Society — Mrs. Moser. Club—Mrs. Avon Burk, 7:30 ■ nt —• ■ Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion LuthChurch—School house 3:30 p.in. ■ Root Township Home Economics Mrs. Fannie Christen ■ S'lopcr. card party and dance, CatliH. S. Auditorium. ■ Thanksgiving Dinner and Cafeteria ■ p| „ r , E. V Church—ll to 1 o'clock; ■to 7 ■ Christian L. A. S—Mrs. Chronister. day ■ I’, it. Ladies' Aid Bazaar—Lichtle Market. Friday Woman's Foreign Missionary Soot M. E. Church—Mrs. J. W. Vail p. in. W Pliilathae class of Baptist Sunday' School- Church parlors. 7:30 p. in. ! I St. Marys Township Home EconClub—Mrs. James Hague, Ip.tn. Mary’s Chorus Choir —Catholic school. 7:30 p. m. ■ Faithful Flowers S. S. Class of Mt.’ Church, Social—Bobo School I Loyal Daughters Class of EvaagelS. S.—Misses Bertha and Zelma I Luncheon Bridge Club —Mrs. Frank | T B. Ladies’ Aid Bazaar —Lichtle Market. Saturday iJ Kings Herald—Marjorie Johnson, 2 Sunday I Thank-offering and praise service of ■ Presbyterian Missionary Society — 1 church, 10:30 a. m. ;|j W. 11. M. S. Thank-offering serv/cc’ Church at 7:00. Monday j| Tu's-d’-ca Club—Mrs Dan Sprau,”’. ! 11 The 1 hilathae Class of the Baptist ■church wi'.l meet promptly at 7:30 Bo'clock, Friday evening, in the church ■parlors. The annual election of of■fice'.s will take nlace. Mrs. Bodie.l ■Mrs. Durbin and Mrs. Butcher will be’ ■the hostesses of the evening. Wl The Woman’s Foreign Missionary ■society of the Methodist church will S'"" :i t ,itH'”frOme Os MTv.-Jr ■ Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. ■C. O. Porter will give the lesson. S i The members of the Carpe Deim ■ Club were entertained last evening ■ by Mrs. Albert Beery. Bunco was play ■cd and prizes were awa"de dto Mrs. ■ Floyd Encs and Mrs. Alva Lawson ■ Mrs. Carl Schafer was the only guest I besides the club members. The hostess ■ served tefreshments at the conclusion; I of the games. The next meeting wil I be held in two weeks. A very interesting meeting of the K .esearch club was held Monday Rite noon, with Mrs. Fred Fruchte. Mrs. J <’. Sutton read a splendid paper on "Lake Superior Country.’’ using map illustrations. Several sub-topics were given by thd members. Mrs. 11. F. Cal , low was a guest besides tile c'ub meth b-rs. During the social hour, this hostisr served dainty refreshments. Mrs Ban Sprang will be hostess and leadei next Monday afternoon. Her subject will be “Lake Michigan Country." ; | Mrs. Clem Kortenber was hostess to the Sc Cha Rea Club last evening. I •' idge was played and prizes were awsrded to Miss Florence Harris, Mrs. •lay KePer and Mrs. Charles Starost. ] Th;.' gubst prize was won by Mrs. JoJe Lose. Other guests, besides the club members, included Mrs. Lee Lawless ;| ud Mrs. Joe laiurent. The hostess was ( ■ -listed in serving refreshments by, Miss Dorothy Miller. The next meet-; ‘ug will be held In two weeks with Mrs. Wll'.iam S. O'Brien. The Kings Heralds will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Miss Marjorie Johnson. The annual Thanksgiving dinner will be served by the members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the Evangelical church Thursday. November 18. Tickets are being sold at fifty cents for " the dinner, and may be purchased at j the door. The following menu will be served: roast chicken, dressing, mashed .potatoes escallop'ul corn, cold -law. 1 cranberry sauce, Raked apples, bread ® butter, jelly, pickles, pre and coffee.’j

For the cafeteria supper, frciu five to seven o’clock, there v .1 be the follow<ng menu: ercallopod chicken, cleam ed potatoes, baked beans, perfectton salad, baked apples, fruit salad, sand Miches, cake, pie and coffee. The 111 eral patronage of the public is solicit , ■.ed. Mr. and Mrs. John Hocker, of Mon roe, entertained nt dinner Monday evening in honor of Will Ewing, of . Pasadena, California. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hocker, am Ed Kneeler, oi this city. Mr. and Mr* Reuben Meyer, of Monroe, and Mr Ewing. During the afternoon, Messrs Ewing, Engeler. John Hocker and C E. Hocker metored to Newville am Bluffton to call on friends and rela fives. This was Mr. Ewing's first visi here in twenty-five yearn. His funnel ; home was in Newville. ihe Fsi iota Xi sorority mot las evening with Miss Fan Hammell at he: home on Winchester street. The bone fit Bridge party which was to have been given this month, has been post i potted indefinitely. During the socia hum, Mrs. William Linn was pledged Delectable refreshments were servet | by the hostess. The next meeting wil i be held December 7, with Mrs. A. Il Holthouse. A lunchecn-Bridge of Tlianksgivtm ".ppointments was given Tuesday at- : terhoon by Mrs. J. L. Kocher and Mrs . Dore B. Erwin, in the Kocher hom< len Adams street. Baskets of beautiful I large yellcw crysanthemutus were us I cd in the entertaining rooms. The hos , tosses were assisted in serving the de licious Iwo-coure luncheon by Mrs , Linn Kern, and Mrs. Carrie Haubold i Covet e were laid tor fitfy-six guests. Following the luncheon, the tables i were arranged for Bridge and high - scores were made by Mesdames Arthur Rose, E. W. Kampe, C. C. Pumphrey ami O- L. Ya nee, who were present- | ed with beautiful gifts. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Hany Erwin | Mrs. Tom Reed. Mrs. Arthur Rose, all of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Harry Jones, of ; Berne, Mrs. P. N. Hiatt, of West Palm ■ Beach, Florida; Mrs. Richard Chamberlain, of Peru, Mrs. W. D. Cross, of I Geneva. and Mrs. Linn Kern, of | Wayaedale. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Slteefs enteri tatned at a 5 o’clock dinner Tuesday evening. The guest of honor was Mrs. i Wm. N. Watt, Grandmother of the hos- ' teas. Covers were laid for the follow- ' ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock and ’ son Hugh; Mrs and Mrs. Millard Marki less, cf Monmouth and Mrs. Wm. N. , Watt, who will shortly return to St. Louis, Mo. —c — 1 J. «, I’urdr. who h'a.s. been operating i a hotel at Akron, Ohio, has sold out j ami returned home, expecting to locate i i here. A few weeks ago. he captured a I bandit who was robbing a Toledo Jew- J lery r.'iue and he carries a beautiful watch presented to him by the proprie-1 tor. Mr. Grimes and an inscription on the inside of Hie case * which is an appreciation cf his brave- i ry- ' I W. A. K’epper is at Fort Wayne this | afternoon. | 1 The report of the officers who had i I,harm' of Dairy Day lias beet delayed , seme in an effort to secure all'the outstanding. It has been decided to <lcse the organization and the report j win I -- published in full within a few J days, it being prepared now by John | T. Myers, treasurer, and A. R. HoltI house, secretary. I Mrs J. H. Heller left for Galion, I Ohio, this afternoon, where she will visit a few days with her daughter, I Mrr. 1. W. Macy and family. i| Mr Goldboro, the rhyme writer wh.c { . t.-liv. your advertising story in jingle | _ . .

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1926.

erne Is hero and will put on a page in he Dully Democrat. A New York advertiser includes a uimidor among the suggestions for hristmas gifts tor the young ladles. Mrs. F. E. Vail and Miss Mary Cal low, of Fort Wayne, attended the meeting of the Psi lota Xi sorority here last evening. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Hiatt and sons, Billy and Jack, left this morning for ’heir home in West Palm Beach, Florida, after an extended visit with Mrs. J. S. Bowers and faipily. ) Mrs. James Fletcher spent the day n Fort. Wayne visiting with friends. Mrs. James Hoagland and Miss Etta Mallonee were guests of relaives and friends in Fort Wayne today. Mrs. James A. Hendricks and Mrs. E. W. Busche, of Monroe, attended ■he meeting of the W. C. T. U. at the Presbyterian church yesterday. O’ course th’ world’s gittin’ better or somethin’, fer jest think o’ th’ things we do t’day that our mothers would have been driven out o’ town ter a few years ago. 'Next t' robbin’ Peter t’ pay Paul, th’ blamedest thing is borrowin’ frock coats an’ plug hats t’ pay homage.—Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. 1 oWork On Indiana War Memorial To Start Soon Indianapolis, Nov. 17. — (United ’’ress.) —Work on Indiana’s war memorial shrine will be started soon after he first of the year, it was announc’d today following a meeting of the loard of trustees of the memorial. Marcus S. Sonntag, Evansville, was re-elected president of the board: E.

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