Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1927 — Page 3

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CALENDAR Friday u- p, M. S. °C M. R - church— Daniel Sprang. 2:30 p. m. Hen Hur election and pot-hick supjer 8 P- >"• Young Women's Missionary Circle )f rv. Church—Mrs. Alva Buffenlarger. G p. m. p V. b. Class of IT. B. Church—Mrs. r, A. Harker. Minnehaha Club, after lodge. ! Christian Ladies Aid Society—Mrs. lj PSS e Swartz, 2 p. m. Saturday Pastry sale by Christian L. A. S Ijehtle meat market, 9 a. m. Thursday Hoot Township Homo Economics Club all day Cage C.rove, Monmouth. So Cha Bea—Miss Cecile Miller. [7:30 p. mMesdamos James Cowan, James ArI nohl. John Carmody, W. A. Klepper. - an d Charles J. Vogiewede united in entertaining at a dinner-bridge party at the Decatur Country club last evening. The large dining room was attractively decorated with a profusion of garden flowers in yellow and me. End tables and console tables about the room held large baskets and vases filled with peonies, roses and jonquils. At the head of the receiving line, which included the hostesses, was an arrangement of yellow and pink roses in stall-step effect The side electroliers were adorned with pretty baskets filled with roses in the two shades. At six-thirty o'clock, a delicious three-course dinner was served at thirty-two small tables, which were centered with bud vases filled with pink sweet peas and dainty yq’low flowers. The nut cups cards, which also served as tally from yellow to deep rose. The place were rose petal creations, shaded cards. wereXlarge roses in the two shades. The Misses Irene Holt House, Helen Gass, Charlotte Niblick. Naomi Holthouse, Mary Margaret and Helen Voglewede, Mary Fisher. Rosemary Smith. Helen Schmitz. Tsabel Neptune, Mary Harris, Delores Klepper. Alice Clark. Mary Virginia Hyland and Mary Jane McGee, wearing frocks of pastel shades, assisted in serving the elaborate dinner. The tables were arranged for Bridge anil, at the conclusion of five [tames duplicate prizes for high scores were awarded to winners with both pink and yellow tallies, and included Mrs. Will Rowers. Mrs. Fred Fullenkamp, Mrs W. A. Knobler, and Mrs. R. O. Cent: pink: and Mrs. Frank Lose, Mrs. Ray Keller, Mrs. Ed Coffee and Mrs. G. 11. Wehmeyer, yellow tallies. Out-of-town guests who attended included Mrs. Edna Crawford-Stanley and Mrs. Aloysius Schmitt, of Los Angeles, California; Mrs. Lloyd Hartman and Mrs. Frank McDowell, of Bluff ton; Mrs. T. A. Lenahan, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Edward Meyer and Mrs. Lewis Segers, of Hamilton. Ohio; Mrs. Eugene Goldbock, of Toledo. 0: Mrs. Ivan McGee, of Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. O. D. Arnold, of Geneva; Mrs. August Freese, Mrs. Otto Scheumann. Mrs. Lee Hindman, Mrs. A. J. Robay, Mrs. William Dowling. Mrs. James Haefl'ing, Mrs. Joe Hergenroether, all of Fort Wayne; Mrs John Nelson, of Payne, Ohio; Mrs. Arthur Lutz, of Louisville, Kentucky; Mrs. Harry Jones, of Berne; and Mrs. Ray Burnside, of Little Rock, Ark. A joint •Memorial service wl’l bo held by the Yeoman and Ben Hur Ixidges Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, at the Yeoman Hall. An invitation has been extended to the members of the W. R- (l-< Royal Neighbors, Woodmen and Carpenters Union to attend. The Rev. 11. W. Thompson, pastor of the Christian church, will be the principal speaker. Special music has been arranged for the program. All members are urged to attend. Miss Cecile Miller will be hostess to the So Cha Rea Club Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. The Home Economics Club cf Ro t Township will hold its annual picnic in the Charles Gage grove Thursday. A picnic dinner will be served. All members are urgexl to attend. iMr. and Mrs. Fred Geier and daughter Madeline, of east of the city, entertained a group of young people at their home Wendesday evening. Those present were the Misses Bertha Heath Beulah Kerkey, Doris Shifferly, Mar Earet Robinson and Rosa Murry,

Messrs. Kermit Bowen, Arthur Barrone. Wayne Peterson, Marion Brodbeck, Churles Welker, Homer Barton. Marshall Hllpert and L-wls Gandy. Personals I—J1 —J irm—nrrt eui Mrs. Nellie Oman and Mrs. B. J. Masterson and daughter. Marlllyn, of Bluffton, ate the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Myers today. James Arnold and daughter, Win!fred, and son. Tad. left yesterday on

Ready For You /VV-i-Z S A T li R 1) A Y I gMjX NEWER "'• </W Summer Dresses ■ - ■ ®.■ I 1 Plenty of color JJ and all sizes $ $6.95 $14.95 \\ / / ANY SPECIAL COAT OR DRESS V\ / WILL BE ORDERED \ /, bhw UiNew styles in Navy and Black. Along \ I / with a very good selection of \ I I other new creations. M We will also feature Blazers and Sport 11 Suits in all the wanted colors, W, plaids and stripes. 1 1? JFashion Parlor I I 718 N. 2nd St. Phone 737. I IF® Bl® c— - ’ ’ ■v.' ' ,ii i The Battle Os Bunker Hill - - June 17th, 1775 - - I A GLORIOUS day in American history . - - that first of the Colonies’ sacrifices for Independence. Yes, it prompts this question: Have you fought your “Battle of Bunker Hill?” Are vou making any sacrifices for your future Financial Independence? Surely lhals worth fighting for! Start now. Let your “first shot" be a Savings Account with the Old Adams County Bank

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1927.

u motor trip through southern Indlumi, I hey expect to be gone Severn] dliyu. Mr. mid Mrs. Jnmes Carmody and lumlly have returned from Grand Rapid'-. Michigan, where they attended the wedding of Mr. Curmody'a Mater, Miss A tinu-tasia t'urmody. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Carmody’s slater mid family, Mrs. Ivan McC.ee mid daughter, Mary June, and son. I' chard who will upend several lay, here. "I'll breathe easier after Lindbergh’s

St. Louis ovation Is over an' he gets i' carryln' mail agin, ter ther's ten times mere danger In talkin' than lher is in Ilyin," said Art Smiley, t'day. Sc South Dakoty ’ll be th' first state C hold a presidential primary. I thought it wuz funny Cal would lake a vacation, Abe Marlin. Indianapolis News. Tile Misses Mildied and Gertrude ■ Yager have as their week-end gnosis. Miss Dorothy Helvern. of Springfield. Ohio; Miss Bernice Klamfloth, of Kunkle, Ohio. Mi s Mnjotle Martin, of Portland, mid Miss Marie Nelson, cl Indianapolis. Mrs. Nell Gabriel has returned to her home in Chicago after spending a

. very delight ilil two weeks as the guest ; of her brother-in-law mu', sister, Mr. I mid Mrs, Prank Glllig. 1 Messrs .Michael Kebiniin, Bud Mef- ‘ ford, Clarence llomiiry ami Harold l s Studor, of Fort Wayne, visited friends • here last evening. ' Miss Franelle Rose, of Fort Weyne, ' Is spending a few days heie us the . guest of Mlsse.- Mary and Helen Col- ■ - chin. | Miss Virginia Keller will leave Sunv day for Jackson .Michigan, where she will make her future home. i Robert Enos and Lawrence Christr, man, es Kort Wayne, visited frlei ds | . -■■■■-

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here Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. !•.’ France, Ml--os Doiothy Durkin mid Marcella Hower mid Dick Dinkin motored to Lake i James this afternoon t > spend the ' week end at the France colta-e. Mr. and Mrs J. D Dailey mid daughter, Marietta, of Paulding, Ohio, vl ited relatives mid filends here yestir- ' day, i Miss Jlrene Gicgoiy, of Hammond, Is visit Ing her mother. Mrs. Eliz.ls t.i Gregory, of Madison Mi-u Gr< gory taught in the Hamm ml .schools the past winter. I Mrs. John Klrehuei mid daughters, I

Irene and Mrs. Lloyd Sclingkley and son, Dm re I Eugene, mid Mrs. Roy Da- | vis spent the afternoon In Fort Wayne. The Misses Irene, latrine mih Erma Kirchner. Susie Hilling mid Mr Thurlimn Furlinimi attended the Epworth ' Eoiest Banquet at .Monroeville Thurn-j day evening. I Milton Swearingen has arrived home' from Franklin where he is n student i nt Franklin College, to spend the sun’.-

r;u“! ii 'mn i, <, “M-n a ’icp fue<i irietu.. tiEiuciio r. lusurieiut acmaeiie ui.jl 31 iSIT | ) iij|?’ji!ll. ii3l: ’jbltlsinlSfl; irSSTfeui)3larofenEfKtnCHanl f THE CORT I Last Time Tonight tfi S • RIN-TIN-TIN, the Wonder Doj;. in a Warner Bros. Classic “HILLS OF KENTUCKY” ® ’l ite whirlwind adventures of tt dog llttil tire woven "K JR into a story of intense interest and thrilling action that will captivate you. ffi Also--Good Comedy 10c, 25c an) Jfi IR Saturday—“GOOD AS GOLD" with Buck Jones. Sundav and Monday—Babe Ruth in Be “BABE COMES HOME." I F’lUr'l rtupl fIUPIFn lr?l gn F 3 lg3Ftynir , tl*fUeignfr , tg[Ud‘lglUr-tl etUr-l IrS 31 ’. r il3l‘ ’JII3I "b3l. ’iu3l! '”131. ifCTlarifiri -’n.3l 4'i3l. ;3V;C3I. i.CTtdi! s THE ADAMS Theatre s Last Time Tonight “THE WHIRLWIND OF YOUTH’! 1 Hl !Ji with Lois Moran. Donald Keith and other stars. IE Youth unthinking, tempestous youth. The love pic- Hj lure of the year. Guaranteed lo make you stop and think. 30 ALSO—“CURED IN THE EXCITEMENT.” £ A Mack Sennett Comedy. 10c 25c iR Saturday—Wally Wales in “The Meddlin’ Stranger.” DE Sundav and Monday—Richard Dix in “KNOCKOUT REILLY” with Mary Brian and Jack Renault. 31a 131ail3i:-.’i

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mcr with his mother. Mrs. Lulu Swear* Itigcn. Mr mid Mrs. Ilermmi Yager, of New York City, are the guwilH of Mr. Yn;r <•!'»< brother anti aiKter-fn-hiw Mr. ami Mra. Ralph yager. Th" .MlHttett Kutheryne Omlor mij Margaret .Mylott will Hpeml the weekend at Portland uh the giie-Un of Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Stalter. * - 11 —■