Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1927 — Page 5

■ * CALENDAR I Wednesday llsw, c - *' u ° If; S >'l KH-nne.l church-church ■£- **'■ THURSDAY Il(■ |; 1... »AH Society—Mrs. Dick «!’• { Christian |’/ v i-j.li'-s Aid Society Church. ■ n. ■ w 11. ('■ -- »’■ *“• Bfoman's Home anil Foreign Mission- £ soviet.' of Presbyterian clntreh■L c. (’■ N° ble ’ 2:30 p If Air.iiH-li Missionary Society — Mrs. Hbarlex Merryman, ail day. Saturday ■ Pleasant Mills Epworth L-agae |kr 5 .,|,,-Schafer Harware Store ■'wM S. Reformed church cotEaster Egg Sale—Mutschlera K e at Market. ■ Christian Ladies’ Aid Society—Cat■teria Supper-Church 5 to 7 p. m. ! I Bake Sale by Zion Lutheran Ladies ■Central grocery, 9 a. tn. ! I ybe Misionary Society of the ChrisI tian church will meet with Mrs. ■rtliur Fisher at 2 o’clock Thursday Eternoon. Mrs. J. E. Anderson will Hie the leader. i| j| rs e. W. Kampe delightfully en■ertaim d the. members of her Bridge iriub. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Hattie Evin nauer was a guest besides the ■lab members. Mrs. J. L. Kocher Kron high score. At the conclusion ■of the several games, the hostess Kerved a delicious two-course lunch■eon. I | Mrs Russell Melchi entertained rhe ■ members of the Tuesday Afternoon ■ Club at her home yesterday. After the ■ regular business meeting, bunco was ■ played. ITizes were awarded to Mrs. ■ Francis Eady and Mrs. Sol Lord. The ■hostess served a two-course luncheon ■of Easic’ appointments. Etch guest ■ jfice at tne large table in the dining ■ ronin was marked with a chocolate ■ faster egg. I ( I l| The Pleasant Mills Epworth League | will hold a bake sale at the Schafer | Hardware store Saturday, April 16. A | fine lot of pies, doughnuts, ■ cookies cottage cheese, pickled eggs | and other home baked goods on dis- | play in the window. Anyone wishing | anything special in the lino of baked ■ Liiiids may ca.l Monroe 52-A Schwartz-Schwartz | . Daniel 1,. Schwartz and Miss Mar- | tferet E. Schwartz were quietly mar- | tied this morning in the office or" v | C. Butcher, Justice of the Peace. Th? | groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | A. Schwartz, of Monroe township, and | the bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Jacbb J’. Schwartz, also of Monro? I township. The only witness was ClaI reace E. Chronister. Mr. and Mrs. I Schwartz will reside on a farm. The Ladies Aid Society of the Unit- | ml Brethren church will meet at the | home of Mrs. Dick Harker, on Jeffer- | mm street, at 2 o'clock Thursday atI teuioon. z Mr. and Mrs. George Schosenberg I entettainet.’ at dinner last evening tor I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and daugters, I Madgeline and Virginia, and Mrs. AnI ua Bringle, of Fort Wayne. _ o I Miss Hess Failing returned to her I home at Flint, Michigan, yesterday after a several weeks visit here with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and hl'? E. B. Adams. She was accom Panied as far as Fort Wayne by Mrs. AVOID UGLY PIMPLES A pimply face will not embarrass you W'ich longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin rltould begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver "'tin Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; tliere’s after taking them. «v it , war ®*’ Olive Tablets do that vntch calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gentle and sate instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is , c ’’ rse( i with a “dark brown taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, ‘‘no good” 'wing, constipation, torpid liver, bad opposition or pimply face. ''live Tablets arc a purely vegetable <'impound mixed with olive oil; know hon by their olive color. . “Jwards spent years among patients afflicted with liver and bowel Complaints and Olive Tablets arc the fflinicnselveffective result Take nightly 'V *eck. See how much better you lai and look. 15c, 30c, 60c.

THREE GUARDS AT PRISON DISMISSED Guards Are Dismissed For Transmitting Letters From D. C. Stephlenson To. Outside Friends Indluuiipolts, April 13 — (United Press)—Three guards ut the state prison at Michigan City have Ihoii dismissed for transmitting letters from 1). C. Stephenson, former kbin dragon, to friends on the outside, it was announced here today. The announcement wus made by W. H. Daly, warden of the prison, who held a lengthy conference with Gov. Ed. Jackson at the state house upon his arrival in Indianapolis from Michigan City. o - — Effort To Stay In Air 50 Hours Continues Roosevelt •Held, N. Y., April 13 — (United Press i Two civilian avi i tors, out to set an American record for sustained flight, were still elrculIng over New York and vicinity lod iy after spending a day and a night in the air. At 6 A. M.. Bert Acosta and Clarence D. Chamberlain, who left the ground here yesterday aft):3o A. M. in their Wright-Bellanca Monoplane, had been up 20 and one-half h >urs. They planned to continue all today and and through the night in an effort to stay up 5c hours. o

Runaway Boys Are Caught At Portland Rolland Martin. 16, and Russel Thomas. 15, of Neptune, Ohio, who ran away from their homes last Saturday afternoon, were taken into custody at Portland, by a night policeman ,early Tuesday morning. The', bays were in front of the Hotel Adair when apprehended. The Thomas boy’s , father was notified and he went to 1 Port'and after the youths early yes--I terday morning. , | — o Heavy Rain Strikes Southern Indiana Mt Vernol, Ind.. April 13.—(United Tress)—Heavy damage to crops and property was reported today from a four inch rain which fell in posey county within six hours late yesterday.' o— Matinee Thursday, 3:45 p.m. Jackie Coogan in “Johnny Get Your Hair Cut.” — Adams Theatre. It-

o f 11 K SUN - SET > mjfXjJHK ' wzsx««| Dance Pavillion and Park | | EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 17 | t Opening dance will be held Sunday evening. For the opening event we have secured a special orchestra known as the Carolina Cotton Pickers A company of real musicians and a treat tor Dance lovers. We will again hold Square Dances on Wednesday evenings and the regular Dancing Class on Friday evenings. ATTEND THE OPENING SUNDAY I Sun-Set is located 3 miles " Southeast of Decatur. mi, I—,l Hl II - . 11 11 ■

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* -X" Personals CWBaaHBUSBMRII ■ 111 I Th' next thing we'll be hearin’ Is 'Hello! Hello, exchange, you give me th' wrong face!" Mrs. Toad Bentley has sued fer a divorce, chargin’ cruel an’ inhuman treatment an' carryin’ u department store cake upside down. — Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. • Art Voglewede, student at Notre Dame University, arrived home last night to spend the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (!. J. Voglewede. He was accompanied here by Paul App, of Fort Wayne, student at Notre Dame, who spent the night as a guest at tho Voglewede home. The Misses Winifred Arnold and Mary Margaret Voglewede were Ft. Wayne visitors this morning. o WILL OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY tCONTINVED FROM PAGE ONE) Address by Dr. Somerville Light, “My God. My God." 1:45 P. M. Hymn. Special music by the Baptist church. Address by Rev. E. <J. Miller, “I Thirst.” 2:10 P. M. Hymn. Special music by the Presbyterian church. Address by Rev. Harry Fernthiel, "It is Finished." 2:35 P. M. Hymn. Special music by the Christian church. Address by Rev. Harry W. Thompson, "Father Into Thy Homes." Benediction.

| THE ADAMS Theatre | Last Time Tonight “LET IT RAIN” ® IE with DOUGLAS McLEAN and SHIRLEY MASON, ye It won’t be raining cats and dogs but laughs and thrills! nIP For you who are “always chasing rainbows’’—here's that golden entertainment you’ve been looking lor! Also—Aesop’s Fables, I’athe News & Topics of the Day. 31 Ifi 10c 25c THURSDAY & FRIDAY—JACKIE COOGAN in “JOHNNY GET l£ IE YOUR HAIR CUT.” Matinee Thursday at 3:45 p.m. pl SUNDAY & MONDAY —RICHARD DIX with BETTY BRONSON jjl in “PARADISE FOR TWO.” gB

CYCLONE TAKES 75 TO 100 LIVES IN TEXAS TOWN (CEETINVED FROM MH OMI» the grief and desolation left by the dust blackened winds, reported today. Small children were found burled under the timbers, their bodies pitifully crushed and battered. One child, barely able to walk, was found weeping bitterly over the bodies of her mother and father and two other members of her family. Scenes of the sort were to be found all over the area. Stunned by the loss of her husband and baby boy, one mother sat dry-eyed over their bodies refusing worker spermlssion to remove the bodies to the courthouse. A sheep herder's dog snarled viciously as workers strove to reach the body of his master, buried beneath a pile of timbers. The dog stood guard j throughout the night and this morning continued to defy all who came near. Many of the less seriously injured were treated at the wind battered court house and then made their way back through the debris littered town to aid in treating injured and recovering bodies. Reports say that many bandaged workers may be seen through the area. Medical supplies in the little “cow j town" are scarce but all have been gathered at the hospital—court house and all medical authorities have been sent there to take charge of the injured. The twin ravages of all such storms —pestilence and looting—were missing today, according to early reports. Some few cases of looting were reported but the militia is expected to

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arrive within a few hours to take charge of the situation. Burying their grief under the stern necessity of the moment, the workers continued their efforts through the early hours of the morning. Nearly all had been touched by the tragedy, members of their families being killed or seriously Injured. For the moment this wus submerged by the needs of others. Oklahoma Is Hit Oklahopia City, Okla., April 13.— (United Press)—Five lives were lost and u score of persons injured in a tornado which swept eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas last night. GIRLS LOVE to see a nose that isn’t shiny—men do—everybody does. Your skin will always look like a peach if you use that new- wonderful French Process Face Powder called MELLO-GLO, which stays on so long. Very pure prevents largo pores—keeps the skin young and beautiful. Get MELLO-GLO today. The Holthouse Drug Company. — ■ o Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pays

Fashion Parlor 718 N. Second Street Mrs. Braden Announces Pre-Easter Opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday FEATURING Great Easter Dress Event and $1295 rptHE price of these two groups give no I clue to their value as included are beautiful Ibices, Georgettes, ('.anions, Flat Crepes, etc., in every conceivable style and size. Beautiful Spring Coats . $095 to - $ 24 75 I ■< I I / / /ll JT IX / / // / Foil sports there are tweeds, both in mannish tail- fl l / j cred or beautiful Fur collar models. Dress <v. ('.oats are shown in ail the new wanted shades, ;J* | Material- include Twills, Salins, Rashes and Char- Ll ineens. Styles are smarter than ever with special care shown toward the size 1 I miss and many slenderizing modes for stout 11 and up.

’ Party and Confirmation Frocks Beautiful White and Pastel shades in such variety of style and trim as only the world’s finest designers can produce. Still our price remains $11.95.

Mlhb Naomi llolthouse, of Sacred Heart Academy at Fort Wayne, ia upending tho Enstor vacation with her mother, Mrs. Minnie HolthouaeHugh Holthouee and Bob VJoglewode have arrived home from Notre Damn to spend the Easter vacation with their parents.

| THE CORT | Last Time Tonight «<• Leatrice Joy, Charles Ray, I’hillys I Haver and David Butler in /3Q “NOBODY’S WIDOW” K She tried Io lose her husband, but he refused to be gg ditched, and—he became the liveliest “widower” his 31 would-be “widow” ever saw! All of which proves sjj that husbands sometimes come back, whether they jfj are wanted or not and that gentlemen do not always prefer blondes. ~ UE “Bathing Suitors,” Comedy 10c 25c. fl. Till BSDAY “THE MONKEY TALKS.” u: EASTER—CORINNE GRIFFITH in "THREE HOURS’ -; ilfis Bi- ;■; 11 !fi .'!fi

Suits Navy and Tweeds More and more is the call for Suits this Spring and such values at our prices of $11.95 for the Tweeds and only $13.95 for the Naty.

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M. 8. Elzey, Jeweler 3 doore eeet of Poetoffice, Monroe St Bring me your watches and clocks now. no bracelet watches. I need money. Please take your work out that is in my shop ami oblige me. 87-6tx o Get the Habit —Trade at Home, It Pa/e