Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 27, Decatur, Adams County, 1 February 1927 — Page 5

■’■’society ■ CUB CAI^ l,Elt ■ ... I ; \'l . ■ ■■■ Section Imlb W •** ||||||| k ”10 0 1,1 MV' ' ' . K </<■ H.nl. S P '■>. 1 . r vx ' s "'"“ A ' ■ ■' ■ bt " Wednesday ■ 0;H st 1. O. O. ■ ■ ■ BB •' ' ' . I, Mr Sadie Miller. MolliM B>.l- ' L " se - B| THURSDAY ffiS w p ( . .. y... ■ . Hail. 1: 3<' I’- in- | ■ ... ’■ byteria./ ■ ( ‘ 11UrV1 ‘ " B p. m - ■ ... ■] ■ 1 ty—Mrs. H sni?ii. all day. M tv..;k and w n Class ot I. B- ■ . l’;..uk- i!i 'l<er. |B 7:30 p. m. BB L> ■s — Moose Home, H 7:30 P m. |B W<-:.,.n. - Society — Mrs. fflß John Chronister. 2:30 p. m. K • Harris. HH A. : Society B| Sclawlhouse. 3:3" p. in. . B .- ..- ; ’.’l- -.■■ .A'. >o j. ty Mrs. 8» j. a Swartz, 2 p m. ■ I I,olios' Aid So- |» ciety—Churili. 1 p. in. B Saturday BB: I-u 'ld s. ci.'iy Cafertia Supixi—Church to 1 p. m. BB * Ti.e Dic.nur Moose Legiuiiaires ■ ’ ’ Sc I a bake sale at the Leichtle By> ::.aih. : < a Monroe street Feb. B 5. Th ■ public is invited to attend |B Htr sale. B ' Woman's Society will B Beet at the home of Mrs. John B Ci.r-'iii't-r. a - 2:' o'clock Thursday B aft-moon. A Im mss session and B mission study will be held. A good B attendance is desired. ■ The annual district convention of the Delta Theta Tan sorority was held in liimtinpmn Saturday and Sunday with the members of Alpha Delta chapter as hostess ilegi-rration was held Saturday momin? at the T. 3 Fount sine Hotel with aeventeou chapters responding The chapters represented included Fort Wayne, Decatur, Mishawaka, Portland, Chesterton, Laporte, South Bend, Valparaiso. Elkhart, Wabash, Michigan City, Peru. Columbia City, Hartford city. Warsaw, Marion and the hostess chapter. Following the business meeting at 1:30 o’clock, a swimming party was enjoyed in the | Egyptian Swimming pool at the hotel. An informal dinner was served at the ■ ibs bumt> nt six o'clock and a formal dance at nine o clock closed the act!s of th., day. Howard Dill’s orches- ; tra furnished music for dancing and 1 eral feature dances were a part of 1 " evening’s program. The convention »' a » closed with a breakfast at the LaH'tntalne Hotel Sunday morning. The 0141 cba Pter was awarded the penant having the largest representation, next district convention will be ; “’"i in p. rt Wayne next January. '" ,so who attended from hbre inelude“ Misses Margaret Niblick and Ger,u Christen, social and business elegates, respectively, Melaines ”."' U " ys Kern and May me Berber, al'"7" rei,reset i\tives, and the Misses "nee Holthouse, Mildred Niblick, v''’. 1 " 1 ,, Imi "’ Hyland, a '-iitler, Margaret Mylott, Irene ‘ • argaret Holthouse. Charlotte •'’Wk. Genevieve Berllllgi AUce ' and Anna Murtaugh. — Helm-Lankenau j warrl “Be of Miss Marguerite ntv>, J " l "' 1 ,iobel ’ t Helm, proniincninj“ 1,V01,1e ot city, was 501th,.,. th,.,. ' a ' l1 "' Zion Evangelical Ln--i i,oo„m h at fu " r °’ clo ’ k Monday r,.,,.i vc ,. 'j, h ‘ ‘’““I W. Schultz, '■eiemonv m '""1 th<! si " s,c ring an, ‘ Mrs - K - W. Lankel)ride and Helm ’ pai ’ t ” ,ts ° r ll ' c (lanl .‘ ‘ bioom, (hc 0111yatten . w»re ,i, eerenil,n y, the bride < ’ l< ‘ tr ° tk ° f tUn georgblil "' : "'tin ■ ll "' 1 lloSe t 0 n,a,ch lU,! bl 'aip-i, ;1 Kl She ,-arried e r °ses. At J." I*' 1 *'' 1 bouquet of pink a " r wa„ serv".t 10l;li ' U ‘ e "■ L ‘ ,l(ii,,g <linbl'We's m,,.. 4t tliu houiu °f the Bts. The heme was decor-

ated with stnllax and white wodding bells. The table was centered with a largo wedding cake, around which umihtx was arranged, and led to tne corners ot the table. The place cards were dainty brides. Covers were Hid for thirty guests. The bride is the oldI ent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. XV. I.unkumu, of 703 North Third street. i She is prominent in social affair--, and Is a member of the Psi Jcta XI ■ sorority, the Octagon Club and several other social and church organizations. Mrs. Helm is a graduate of the local high school and had training in the uutheran Hospital at Fort Wayne. For ■ the past year, she has been employed as cfflce clerk for the local General Electric company, of which her father is manager. Mr. Helm is a son of Mrs. H. Helm, of North Third street. He is a graduate of the local high school and for the past three months has been the junior member of the Holthouse-Schulte compgny, clothiers having succeeded his father. Out-of-town guests at the dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yahne, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs. K. Lankenau, .Mrs Lulu Lankenau, Miss Adele Gerke, all of Fort Wayne. Sixteen members of the Literary department of the Woman’s Club enjoyed a very interesting study meeting at the home of .Mrs. John H. Heller last evening. Miss Elizabeth Peterson read a very interesting paper on Julian Streit after which Mrs. Ruby Durkin gave a review ot his book "The Tides.’’ A general discussion was held. Mrs. Fred Mills will be hostess at the next meeting. I The ladies and girls of the Presbyterian church will hold a pot luck supper Thursday evening at six o'clock. Each guest is urged to bring a penny for each year she is old. Mrs. C. D. Teeple will have charge of the devotionals and Mrs. Martin Van Alsburg. the program. The Antioch Missionary Society will meet -with Mrs. Smith near Peterson. Thursday all day. All members are urged to attend. The Work and Win Class of the United Brethren church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker, at their home in North Eleventh street. A good attendance is urged. The regular meeting of the Moose Legic.naires will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Initiation will be held in connection with the meeting. Refreshments will be served. Mr;. Harry Moltz will be, hostess to the Shakespeare Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Heller will have the paper on “Wonderful and. Historic Bridges.” The United Brethren Ladies' AM Society will serve a cafeteria supper Saturday evening M t!>- ebvrch dining room from five to suvci: o clock. 1 The libera! patronage of the public is ’ solicited. Mrs. D. W. Beery, ot the Murray 1 Hotel, received a fine cake from her 1 granddaughter, Miss Martha Sellenieyer, of Los Angeles, Califorian last 1 week. The cake was lettered with 5 “Happy Birthday.’’ Miss Martha for- • merly lived in this city. ‘ _________ 1 The Misses Florence Harris and ■ Beatrice Keller united in entertain- ’ ing the members of the Delta Theta 1 Tau sorority at the regular monthly 1 social meeting last evening in the 3 Harris home. Bridge was played and ■ Christen anil Miss Irene Holthouse, s prizes were awarded to Miss Germaine 1 At the conclusion of the games the • hostesses served delightful refreshB ments. " Mrs. Joe McConnell was hostess to '■ Hie Monday Night Chib lust night. 8 Tables were arranged fob Five Hund 8 red and high scores were won by the • Misses Bernetw Tunxas and Olive Wai--8 tecs who were rewarded with beauti- ■ ful prizes.xThe hostess served delect- ■ able refreimmeuLs at tire close of the evening. Miss Berneta Tanvas will be e hostess to the club in two weeks. The W. R. C. will meet Thursday

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1927.

afternoon at 1:30 o’clock in the Yomen 'Hall. Two new members will be Initiated and the attendance of every ofti-, cer is necessary. SAYS GOD IS ON WAR PATH I JCqWTTNI'Itn I SOM FAGIC OtVB) ual realm, if we go on in sin, these !is a hell ahead for our poor souls. | “Our God is a God of judgment and of awful judgment. There is but one way to escape the judgment of God and that is to accept Jesus Christ as our Saviour. We caunot afford to go on in sin another hour. | "When we sin against God, we cut ourselves off from the life ofGod 1 11. 1 Henceforth we are dead spiritually, hut we may pass for men and women on the streets of our cities, but be dead spiritually and dead eternally,] so far as our relationship to God is concerned. No matter if we belong to the church, but are not on fellow-1 ship terms with God tonight, we are 1 lost. As soon as we get saved, we will begin to say, ’Abba Father’, and that in itself is an indication of life.’’ i Good interest was shown In the meeting last night and also in the prayer meeting. Many testified to the saving power of Jesus Christ. Tonight Rev. Taylor will preach on ’.‘Objecting to a Bath.” The ladies quartet will sing tonight. There will be a prayer meeting at 7 o’clock at t'le church. The men’s prayer meeting will be held Wednesday morning at the Industrial rooms at 9:30 o’clock. The combination Bible reading and prayer meeting will be held at the church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. These prayer meetings have been a great help to the campaign. — o ■■■ CATALINA SPAN CONQUERED AGAIN San Pedro, Cal., Feb. I.— (United Press.} — The Catalina channel, 23mile stretch over which Wm. Wrigley, Jr._ staged his now famous marathon, was conquered (or a second time early today. Henry Sullivan, noted natator of Massachusetts, who failed in th e sea d rby, lauded at Point Cincente after midnight, according to members of Ms convoy herfc, completing the swim i:n approximately 22 hours and .minutes. o — Policy In Nicaragua And Mexico Endorsed Washington. Feb. I.—(United Press) — After a stormy session, the house foreign affairs committee voted today, 10-5, to report favorably the Fairchild resolution endorsing the administration’s policy in Mexico and Nicaragua. o Russ Bleaching Blue delights the laundress, makes domes whiter than snow. All grocers. TT .■ /xi y ASA, ; Does your child cough at night? A coughing child needs the soothing relief of Chamberlain’s Cough ~ Remedy. For 54years, Mothers have relied upon it. Let it help your child to-night- Ask your druggist. I- Mothers—write for free booklet on "Care of the Sick.” Chamberlain Medicine Co., 601 Park, Dea Moines. I- ' no alcohol or narcotics few

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■ 1 , . Farm "relief" bill sounds too much like th’ farmer wuz afloat on a cake o' Ice. Bills t’ enrich certain other classes are never referred to us “relief” Mils. Another thing I think | hain’t been mentioned, an’ that Is that thousan's an' thousan's o’ peo-, pie are drinkin' t’day Jest out o' curiosity.—Abe Martin, Indianapolis Nows. Milton Swearingen will return to l | Franklin tonight to resume his studies in Fianklin College after spending the ] weekend here with his mother, Mrs. I Lulu Swearingen. Mia. 1. Stonuburner spent the day in Fort Wayne visiting with relatives. Charles Breiner returned to Franklin College last night after spending the week-end hete with his parents ] The Misses Katherine Hyland. Margaret Zwick, Helen Farr, Messrs. Milton Swearingen, Rebel t F’reeby am! i Leo Kirsch motored to Fort Wayne, I last night, after attending the Helm- | Lankenau wedding, but were unable to locate the bride and groom until after several hours search. Among those from here who attended the funeral service for Mrs. Olivet Heller, of Berne, formerly of this city who died Sunday, were Mesdame. Fred Linn, Eugene Runyon. E. B. Macy Elmer Atnspaug, Henry Adler. Orva! Hanuff. Esta Liddy, Jesse Tricker Fred Engie. Alva Duffenbarger, C. E. Hocker, Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Loose, Miss Mildred Liddy, and William Linn. John H. Carmody and E. J. Fricke, of the Holand St. Louis Sugar company, made a business trip to Defiance Ohio today. Attorney H. M. DeVoss has returned from a three weeks trip to Arkansas and Texas, where he looked after business math rs and visited with his brither at Houston. The regular meeting of the city council will be held this evening at the city hall. . The county commissioners will be in session nevt week and the spring program of road building will be taker, up. Several Decatur people are planning to attend the auto show at Chicago this week. Mrs. Bert Lewis, of Venedocia, 0., visited here today with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred King. Clyde Butler and Chalmer O. Porter attended the Auto Show at Chicago today. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan will attend a dinner this evening given by OPPORTUNITY t,o purchase good paying grocery. Located on Second st. Will lease building to purchaser. Must be sold soon. Inquire at ’Niblick fc Co. 27t3 FOR SALE—Malleable Range; also Round Oak heating store. Both in good 'condition. Call 391. 27t3

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I Mrs. Theodore Wentz, of West Wuyne street. In Fort Wayne, in honor of Mr. Wentz’s birthday annlver- | Sam Brooks nrnde a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. > Mrs. Charles Christn and daughter . Germaine, Joseph Smith, Lawrence Smith, Mias Letty Lingo and Arthur] Voglewede motored to Payne, Ohio, , Sunday where they attended the j christening of Ruth Ann Wilson, the •' eighteen-day-old daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. J. E. Wilson. The Wilson fam- | ily formerly lived in this city. ■ | I Deane Dorwin left yesterday for Franklin where ho will enter Frank- , lln College. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fristoe were called to Warsaw this morning because ot the critical illness of Mrs. Frlstoe's sister, Mrs. J. E. Eichar. Adams Theater “Where the better pictures are shown” Tonight and Tomorrow. : wk Qiramoun/j t . l*s». "P-'CMaX Poibfl* 1 * 5 ® Good and ! Navqhty I * MAICOLM ST CLAIR i-woictom “ TOM MOOItE • FORD STERLING b s 1 Flashing with dramatic moments. Rich, heart-lugging, wholly American story, with a 1 10 lof laughs. —AIF9- „ Aesop's Fables and i’athe News 3 10c 25c. d ■■■■■■■■■■ i> 1

Monroe Bear Katz Lose At Hamilton The Monroe Bear Katz wore defeated In a basketball game at Hamilton, ' Saturday night, 42-26. The game was fast and clean. The winners held an

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