Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 16 February 1927 — Page 5

I stfCIETY I CLUB CALENDER uJedne»d*y - k I gT-T." » ..r ««- I "’" J M r “" k ■ r u i p. ni. ■ Bri : ,>"»■ i'.'”-'- SM " “ , u. « H beC ' Thursday ■ T!> » u ,hi;. ' Meet- ■ i. ■m< —Moiimoutli I •’*“ R '? ■ ‘T'r. C.-Yeoinan Hall, 1 P- mB MooSe Lcsionaires- Moose Home, ■ ‘lupust Woman's Society-Mrs C. ho E lk?B, 2.30 P- oi- ■ bytnLn ' ■' Aitl Soclety- ■ Mrs . Dyke Frisiruer, 2:30. | Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society ■ —School House, 4p. m. ■ Benefit bridge Darty-Psi lota Xi ■ -Elk's Home. 8 p. m. ■ Friday ■ .ihikithae Class nf Baptist church— Church. 1:30 p. nt. ■ Child Hygiene Lecture — Library, Hl ’p. m. ■ D. Y. 14 class—Mrs. Clarence H Bsurfinian, 7:30 p. tn. ■ St. Marys Chorus Choir—Catholic Bl High School, 7:30 p. in. ■ Saturday B Cafeiteria supper M. E. church, 5 B to 7p. m. ■ Miss Berr.ei.i Tamas entertained ■ the members of the Monday Night ■ Club last evlning. Tables were arB tanged for Fivi Hundred and Bunco. ■ ’ Prizes at Five Hundred were won by ■ • Miss Olive Walters and Mrs. Cecil ■ Bair, an! at Bunco prizes were won ■ by Miss Frances .Meyers and Miss Hi Fern Passwater. The Misses PassHi water and Meyers were guests be- ■ sides the members. The apB’ poiu’.nients of the luncheon were in ■ leering with St. Valentine's Day and B was served at the close of the erenB ■ I The Auction Bridge Club met with B ■ Mrs. Hubert Schmitt Tuesday even-, ■ t ins. Bridge,was played and Miss ■ i Genevieve Berling and Mrs. Paul ■ Briede were rewarded with prizes for I i winning high scores. The next club I, meeting will be held with Mrs. Ray II Keller. The hostess servejl delight- ■ I fill refreshments. | The Young Mation’s Club delightR> fully entertained several guests last * Mutschler. The entertaining rooms wre decorated with hearts and clevValentines. The one act play I “Tile Rector" was presented under t the direction of Mrs. Emma Goldner. t The cast included: e - - The Rector Mrs Marve! Beery ; victoria, the rector’s choice Mrs. Irene Schafer "’ r ®ret. Alrs . i reta Fryback ' ?r„T" n,,,a11 Mrs. Cecile Peel ; , Mrs. Florence Lawson i Old m llp , I " ai ' l Mrs. Mutschler I Old Mrs. Lemmfngworth Mrs. Effie Brodbeck •0’... Goldner and Mrs. Hulda ’H r sang several selections. A | "" r se Washington contest was en»bt<l and guest prize wa s awarded to, • A. it. Fdedderjohann and chib awarded to Mrs. Morris ; “u. During the social hour the '? S ‘ S ' Mrx Mufß chler and Mrs. Beuts t,r ’ Ser ' e ' l MEcious refreshhXT" a sertes ot ChiW >' CXtlr'TT 11 b,! heM in * the lowhKhi, , P1 S ' 1 ""’ 1 house in Root o'clock " ,H "' Kllay afternoon at 1:30 1 been sent 1 D ° rothy Tea1 ’ who has ’ ’>y the State Board ikeak a CHEST I OLD WITH HEAT OF RED PEPPERS = S ' ,p Hi o pa'n « eh <'«R chest f:on - Fpal .» » I l( ' r ' k U P the conge#I a short time "°’ U 10080,1 UI ” in i ~|y thaV brin., 11 '' 1 ' ’• t ' hl) reni ‘ 1 '»nnot hurt v , l""’kest relief, it | s,, ''iUs to end'ii.' 1 ilt certainly f hie eottgesij... ° lig htnens and,drive till. " “ ll( l soreness right Nothing i,. I *"’ | etrating S "' 11 concentratod. hc-t iL'etJ 1 '; re,i I'eiwrs, and I " voids, crL, , es r!e ht down inii "'-d aore si r 8 HC ’h>"K' muscles once. ' joints relief comes at ;“''’'hib"vmi n f T" api ‘ ly ited ’’CP ; n ‘hree mh u ' tl ' h '' '‘"S’lnst heat. ' lu "’Wnied lc congested spot vnu ‘"5 h and through. ■ ,h n. SU J f, T II 'K fo'» a <’<’ld. ■ r r ” fnu.s ( .| t :J Wl i kach c- stiff neck or t ‘“’’lvs Hup p (l ,’ Us ” a jar of i !?i uppers lna(le fr °o> ’■'d have th, nn 'i-' iUg srorc - You say ft Hef known.

of Health, wilt lecture. She will be assisted in her dsmonstrations by MUs Nancy Gibbs, state nurse. All ladies of the township are urged to attend. Steiner-Sawyer The elopoment and Secret marri ige Os Miss June Sawyer, a member of the Junior class of the Bluffton high school, and George Steiner, which took place nt a Methodist parsonage in Covington, Kentucky, a week ago Tues day. was learned by thetr many friends this week. The maiTluge-was per'ormed by the R v. Higner Baumgardner and was witnessed by a sister ot the bride. The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. J Sawyer, living a short distance east ot the Populr. ’ Grove ,-chool I- Hiding. She was a mei her of the Junior class.cf the Bluffton high school this year and was formerly a member of the Pennville high school. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steiner, who own a grocery store in Vera Cruz. He is a graduate of the Bluffton high school and also a graduate of a short course at Purdue University. At the present time Mr. Steiner is employed with his father in the store in Vera Cruz. After a short honeymoon in Kentucky they returned to Vera Cruz where they will reside. Mr. Steiner will continue his employment in the Vera Cruz store. The members of the Psi lota Xi sorority entertained their husbands and sweethearts at a Valentine party in the Elks' last evening. The entertaining rooms were attractively decorated with trailing hearts. The tables w'ere centered with red tapers in crystal holders and clever Valentines. At seven o’clock, an elaborate dinner was served. Bingo was played following the dinner and prizes were awarded to Mrs. AV. L. Linn and Ralph O. Gentis. In a heart hunt Mrs. Edgar Gerber, of Fort Wayne, was awarded the prize. Mrk. Carolyn Acker-Huntington was awarded a lieautiful ring in a proposal contest. Mrs. A. R. Holthouse was chairman of the general committee tpn arrangements. Miss Billie Butler, Mrs. C. O. Porter and Miss Francile Lower had charge of the entertainment. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Valil. Miss Mary Callow, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gerber and R. E. Heidrich, all of Fort Wayne, and Don Hunsick,er, of Bronson, Michigan. Mrs. C. A. Dugan delightfully entertained the members of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home on Monroe street. Mrs. Cora Miesse-Van Swearingen, former resident ot this city, was a guest. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the several games. The Tuesday Afternoqn Glub met yesterday with Mrs. Dick McConnell. Bunco was played and prizes were won by Mrs. Eu Boktiecht and Mrs. Francis Eady. The club members are planning a theatre party at Fort Wayne Friday evening, the husbands

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of the members being guests. Mrs. Boknecht was u guest besides the cluifi'members. Mrs. McConnell served delicious refreshments. The members of the Presbyterian choir will enjoy a potrluck supper at the church tonight, at six o’clock. All members of the senior choir, and families, and junior choir, are Invited to attend. Choir rehearsal will be held at eight o’clock. A Treble township community meeting will be hold Thursdtug night at seven o'clock at the Preble school, i one mile north of Preble. A four reel Harold IJoyd comedy Will be shown. C. L. Walters, ofr-'this city, will be . the speaker. The Philathae class of the Baptist [ church will meet in the church parlors Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. . Mrs. Clarence Hityard and Mrs, Will Winnes will be the hostesses. The Psi lota Xi benefit Bridge to be given at the Elks’ home Thursday evening will begin promptly at eight > o’clock. Refreshments will be served ' free of charge following the games. The public is cordially invited to attend. Those not having tickets may pay at the door. > The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Zion Reformed church ' ■ will have a Valentine social in the 1 chinch parlors Thursday night, at 7.30 o’clock. Every, member is ask--5 ed to bring a friend. f| i o h , Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Farr will motor .'to Fort Wayne tonight to attend a j' show. I | Mrs Catherine Helm is spending > a few days in Fort Wayne visiting i with her son and dafighter-in-law. Mr. . and Mrs. Will Helm, and family. 5 - o ’■ Dance K. of C. hall Friday • night. Class 8:15. Dancing 9. SCIATIC - NEURITIS I, The sciatic nerve, situated at the - back of the hip joint is frequently 6he subject of Neuritis, giving rise ! to the painful disease Sciatica. The symptoms are intense pains which ■ shoot down the thigh to the foot, ofi ten aggravated by walking, and with painful points along the course of the nerve, very tender to the touch. The trouble is a very obstinate one ' and does not readily respond to ordin- • ary treatment. It takes more than the r usual pain sedative'even to alleviate , the pain. The best way to get relief from the persistent nerve racking pain of Neuritis is to get a bottle Allenrhu > Special Formula No. 2, which comes • in capsule form. Take them as direct.'ed and in about 24 hours you should be able to notice that they have considerably reduced.wt not almost banished. all pain and soreness. Continue : faithfully and in a reasonable time y»u j should be able to work and rest in . comfort once again.—Holthouse Drug 1 -keepv imtwhtt' '.->peciai F or-' • mula No. 2 in stock all the time aud ’ sells lots of- it. _ o ; Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pays

LOCALS R. O. Stites, local tailor, js planning to move back to Bluffton where he will open a tailoring shop. Mr Stites has lived here for several years ami conducted a tailoring shop in this' city. 1 saw seventen middle-aged women,; t’day, discouraged homemakers, Waitin’ in file for th’ box office o’ th' Fatty Grotto movie theatre t’ open at neon. Accoutrin' t’ th’ way evi : thing else has gone up in price we aughtn' t’ git any turnips at all,for ten cents. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kerr will motor to Fort Wayne tonight to attend the Auto Show in the Shrine building. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 'Gerber, of Fort Wayne, atended the I’si lota Xi Valentine party at the Elks’ home hefe evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helm, Miss Margaret Zwick. Miss Helen Farr, . —

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Robert Fieeby und Leo Kirsch wlllj motor to Fort Wayne t< night to attend I Ihe Auto show. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vuil und Miss Mary Callow, of Fort Wayne attended the I’sl lota XI Valentine party at tile Elk’s home last evening. Donald Hun-h ker ha.-F returned to : Bronson, Michigan after spending several days here visiting relatives I and friends. . .Round and square dancinK Kof C. hall Friday. Class 8:15. Dancing; 9. 10t3

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| THE ADAMS Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow jaj I ,‘LOVE ’EM AND LEAVE ’EM" ffi with Evelyn Brent. Lawrence Gray and Louise Brooks. aS A human tale of every-day lives touched by Bomance qU S and underlined with comedy of the heart-warming kind, ffp IE ALSO—‘A HOLLYWOOD HERO” with Lfi Jp ♦ BEN TURPIN. A Mack SennetUC'oniedy. jfi Added—Aesop’s Fahies and Topics of the Day. ffi» 10c 25c s WEDNESDAY—ST. MARY'S CHORUS CHOIR BENEFIT. Jfi FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—“MAN OF THE FOREST,’’ a Zane Grey story, with Georgia Hale and El Brendel. SUNDAY AND MONDAY—Marion Davies in “THE RED MILL,’’ ye with Owen Mopre, Louise Fazenda, George Siegman and Oarl Dane, gu » ■—>l.-' .iiisy- f 1 LJ™ .. - | THE CORT I Last Time Tonight p | “THE CRUISE OF THE JASPER B” MR A Romantic and Amazing Drama with gO : ROD LA ROCQUE In the Face of Death he laughed and fought « brave UE man's battle and won the love of an adorable woman A glorious romantic, comedy you'll enjoy. - l£ H “KING OF THE KITCHEN,” a screaming comedy. International News 10c 25c jfi IE Vn Si THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—“THE AUCTIONEER.” afl SUNDAY AND MONDAY—"SUMMER BACHELORS.”

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