Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1927 — Page 3

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calendar Friday I I i.unclx'on Bridge Club-Miss Mayine Kerverr, 7:30 p. m. »■ U H Eadies' Aid Society Doughnut B nil cookie sale—church. ’ ■ Willing Woikers Class of Bobo U. B, chinch. Mothers Day Program — Eurcli. 7:30 p. m. ■ Home Missionary Society of M. E. Rjnirch—Mrs. Bobert Case, 2:30 p.m. Saturday - ■ Christian Ladies’ Aid Society Bake ■Sale-Liehtle Meat Market. : I Home Guards oi M. E. Church—Mrs' nieinum Myers. 2:30 p. m. I i Ladies' Aid Society Cafeteria ■tupp’-i' — church dining room, 5 to 7 ■p. in. Monday | Woodcraft Club — Miss Catherine ■Hawer. Tuesday I Civic Section of Woman's Club — ■Library. 7 p. in. THURSDAY I Root Township 4-H Club — Monmouth school, 2 to 4 p. m. The members of the Delta Theta Tan sorority entertained their mothers at a dinner party of pretty appointments in the Elks' home last evening. A delicious three-course dinner was served at seven o’clock. The tables were elaborately decorated with centerpieces of roses and each place was marked with a rose. Mary Virginia Hyland, Agnes Baker, Mary Meyer. Mary Fisher and Helen Voglewede served the dinner. Miss Mar- : garei Mylott, chairman of the enter- ‘ tainmeut committee, acted as toastmistress with responses "Toasts to Mother." by the Misses Germaine Christen. Margaret Holthouse and : Florence Holthouse. Tables were arranged for Bridge and prizes were won by Mrs. Ellen Hyland, Mrs. Henry Schulte and Mrs. Amelia Niblick. Spring flowers were used as a mite of decoration in the entertaining rooms. Mrs. Lee Hindman of Tort Wayne, was an out-of-town guest. The Civic Section of the Woman's i Club will meet Tuesday evening at seven o'clock at the Library. All members are urged to be there promptly. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren church will serve a case teria supper in the church dining room Saturday evening from 5 to 7 o'clock The following menu will be served: ' i tn-n Tit— rm-ai i.r.-.:'. pota toes, noodles, gravy, baked beans, po tato salad, fruit salad, scalloped corn, pickles, bread and butter, pie, take, eskimo pies, ice cream and coffee. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. Mr. and Mrs. John Black of Convoy, Ohio, ente.tained at a surprise party in honor of their son, Clarence, the occasion being his eighteenth birthday anniversary. Music and games were enjoyed, after which refteshnients were setved. Those present we;e: Florence Germann, Fern Baker. Helen Stewart, Laura Kreischer, Alfred Lee. Helen Workinger, Harold Miller, Bonita Roberts, Vivian Spring ei. Merill Yaney, Helen Ulhorn, Rich aid Workinger, Esther Miller, Edwin Black, Orland Hawkins, Margarite McClure, Clarence Black, Violet Lee. Car Baxter, Lloyd Hawkins, Herbert Shaadt, Helen Baxter, Wilber Black. Victor Giessler, Dorothy Kirkland, Frank Giessler, Robert Myers, Helen Stodgill, Erma Geisler, Benson Myers, Alice Armstrong, and Mr. and Mrs. John Black. ———— X Farewell Party The Misses Emma and Lina Guth, "ho have made their home with Mr. aad Mis; Frederic Heuer for the past five years, will leave the city next Monday to make their future home "ith relatives in Freeport, Illinois. Last evening, the Guth sisters were v «iy pleasantly surprised by the girls Missionary Guild of the Zion Reformed church. The girls have been loyal members of this organization and efficient workers for 'the cause of missions ever since their arrival in this country from their home in Rheinplatz, Germany. As a token of love, the president of the society, Eleanor Reppert. Presented the girls with beautiful gold G- M. G. pins, a parting gift from the Guild. In the dim candle light, Mrs. A- R. Fledderjohann, with all the Guild Girls grouped about her , gave a farewell talk expressing deep regret because of the loss of the splen-

did members and friends, but wished the Misses. Guth much joy and success in their new home. The Victrola > then played, "Savior Breathe an Evening Blessing". Hut lug the evening, t music and moving pictures were greatly enjoyed. Delicious refreshments wore served. The 4-H Chib of Root township uill be reorganized this year. The organization mooting will be held in the Monmouth school Thursday afternoon I from two to four o'clock under the direction of Mrs. Charles Gage and Mrs. I Sherman Kunkel. All girls between ’ the ages of ten and eighteen are ell- 1 gible and are urged to bring their 1 mothers to first meeting. The Root Township chib is afiliated with Purdue University and inteiesting work will be taken up this* summer. A good att< ndance is urged. —o — Personals Th’ money some feller prob’ly gits fer thinkin’ up names fer soft drinks | won't do him any good, at least it | shouldn'.Butley Sap advanced repie- 1 sentative an' financial backer o' th' Goldie Purviance-Steve Plum axis tree murder, has asked fer a change o’ venue from th’court-house t’ Mt'odeon Hall. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Joe Connelly, of Fort Wayne, was a business caller in the city this morning. - o MORE CONTRIBUTE TO RELIEF FUND trowTiMVKn fkom own Pleasant Mills M. E. church 5-00 Mr.and Mrs. Henry Kerenner (Preble) 1.00 i Rev. C. B. Preuss (Freidheim Luth, church) 1.00 Mary Smith for W. R- C. -TOO M E. Ladies Aid (Geneva) 10.00 Ladies Aid of Magley Re-

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formed church 20.00 Mrs. John Miller, Preble 1.00 <’. It. Smith, Preble 1.00 Amanda Juhaker 1.00 Mrs. August Werllng 1.00 Eileen Burk 1.00 Nathan Ehrinan 1.00 Hill Heater 1.00 St. Peters Lutheran Y.P.S. 5.00 T. M. Reid 1.00 Leo Kirsch 5.00 .1 M. Hendricks 1.00 Class No 4 Presbyterian Church 2.00 Matilda Selleineyer 1.00 Loose change In boxes .30 Total |1,41«,(4 o —— Appointments Made On State Board Os Health Indianapolis, Ind., May O—(UP) — Governor Ed Jackson and his executive committee moved today to restore harmony in the state board of health

| THE ADAMS Theatre * Last Time Tonight g £ “FASHIONS FOR WOMEN” g with ESTHER RALSTON and RAYMOND HATTON. !fi tn A lavish photoplay of beautiful women, and sophistical- m [□fj rd humor leading up to the final smash contained in a 3n gorgeous fashion revue. . „ Jan) ALSO—Ben Turpin in “BROKEN ('HINA.’ LfJ jr A Mack Sennett Comedy. * 15c 35c t % jj~ Saturday—Buffalo Bill. Jr. in “The Ridin’ Rowdy.’ Sunday and Monday—Buster Keaton in “The General, jg waßsaraaiHaißKßaßHwafissHffiSHßsaerara I- ■ II 1 ' f THE CORT # 8 Last Time Tonight ffi B MADGE BELLAMY—LAWRENCE GRAY jg Lfj and a good supporting cast, in g “ANKLES PREFERRED” • | She thought her brain was hitting on till six but when Jfj LJE she discovered a crowd of men eyeing her ankles she [Pt; suddenly realized the reason for her success. HR “Snookums Disappears” comedy. 10-25 c — UE SATURDAY —Art Acord in “LOCO LUCK.” SI Sundav and Monday—Johnny Hines in L£ |g “ALL ABOARD.”

which has boon torn by conflict among its members for months. Dr. ('. 11. Marshall of Indluiuipolls was iiptiolnted tl member of the board to succeed |>r. T. Victor Keene, whose term expired today. Dr. John 11. Greene of Notth Vernon president of the board was ictippoiuted for another 4 year term. n — Fugitive Youth Caught Here A young boy was taken into custody lust night by night policeman Bert Womack and taken to the county jail It was later learned that the lad had escaped from the home for feeble minded youths at Fort Wayne. He told I local authorities he had Jumped out of a window. He will be returned to Fort Wayne tonight. The lad's home is in Richmond, Indiana. ——————— — Get the Habit—Trade at Home. It Pays

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