Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 172, Decatur, Adams County, 22 July 1927 — Page 3

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CALENDAR Friday ..dios- Aid Society of M. E. church Jetton Passwater 2:30. P.M, )tpn Hur Installation of Officers— Ben Hur Hall. 7:30 p. tn. \ Mary’s Township More EconoJ M Club-Mrs. Fred Bender, 1:30. Minnehaha Chib-After Lodge, tint's Heralds of M. E. church Gladys Doan. 2:30 p. m. Saturday Willinß Workers Class of Nono U. B. church —Leichtle's Meat Market. The Union Township 4-H Club will Wren Boosters 4-H Club. Wren Park. Sunday Epworth League of M. E. Church Breakfast— Church, 6:30 p. tn. Monday • Tri Kappa—Mrs. France Confer, 8 o'clock. Psi lota Xi-Miss Mary Callow at D x. Erwin home, 7:30 p. m. Announcement Party Geneva. July 22.— (Special)—Miss Mae Barton entertained the girls of her Sunday school class Monday night. The evening was spent in playing games and several contests were held. Helen Neal won first prize in the contests. After the contests were held, dainty refieshments were served and on each plate was a small bag ot rice, and when opened a small piece ot paper was disclosed that contained typewritten words. When the pieces ot paper were pieced together, they foretold of th approaching marriage ot Mae to Garrold Harrick, of Warsaw, which will take place the, latter par. of August. Those who partook of Mae's hospitality wore, the Misses Blanche Aspy, Ruth Linton. Gladys Aspy. Cecil Connor. Catherine Anderson, Esther Hutton. and Delilah Bierie, Ora Hoskinson, Helen Neal. Lavonne Mattax, Ida Barnes, the Sunday school teacher. Mr. Earl N’inde and wife, the S. S. superin enient, Mr. B. F. Odle and wife, also Bev. X. P. and Mrs. Earton. Mason-Engle Berne, July 22. — (Special.) — Miss Doris Engle, of Jefferson township, and Edgar Mason of Wabash township, were quietly married here Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. The vows were received by the Rev. J. 11. Arndt at the Evangelical parsonage. They will make their home with the bride's parents for the time being. Mrs. John Heller was hostess to her Afternoon Bi idge Club and several guests, Thursday afternoon at her home on Winchester street. Tables vote aranged for Bridge and the club prize was awarded to Mrs. Roy Archbold. who held high score. Mrs. Chrise»a Niblick received the guest prize wd Mrs. Oscar Hoffman won consol - *tion prize. At the conclusion of the “’era! games, the hostess was aslisted by Mrs. Dan Tyndall in serving fclifttftU refreshments. Out-of-town <w«ts were Mrs. Oscar Hoffman, of Chicago. Miss Margaret Vesey and Mrs. A. L. Frame, of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Horry Jones, of Berne, and Miss Rosemary Thomas, of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Elmer Kantpe will be hostess to the f hil> members in two weeks. ( T he Alpha Delta Chapter, of Hunt- • Wons Delta Theta Tau was hostess to the Omicron Chapter of Decatur’s '. ''a Theta Tau, at a lovely swimming antl luncheon at the Hotel La-

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fcuntaine last evening. fonntaine last evening. The Omlrcon Chapter motored to Huntington ami the swimming party was in progress from seven to eight o’clock, and at eight o'clock a luncheon of charming appointments was served to the thirty! girls in the Pickwick Room of the Lafountaine hotel. After the luncheon. 1 the gills adjourned to the cool and Inviting terrace of the Cat and Canary and ices were served. The Alpha Delta' committee on arrangements included Miss Buelah Chalfant, Doris Peters, and Annabelle Cain. The following Deltas attended from Decatur: Germaine Christen, Itene Holthouse, Margaret Holthouse. Bernardlne Christen, Margaret Mylott. Florence Holthouse, Mildred Keller, Grace Butler, Kathivn Hyland. Jeannette Clark. Mildred Niblick. Rose Marie Smith and Beatrice Keller. Mrs. France Center will be hostess to the Tri Kappa soiority Monday evening at eight o’clock. All members are urged to attend. — 0 Bobo M. E. Church Rev. E. P. White. Pastor. Mt. Hope Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. Clarks Chapel Sunday school, 9:30. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. On Sunday evening at 7:30, Dr. W. W. Kiant, our disrtict superintendent, will be present and hold preaching communion and hold the second quarterly conference. Lets all rally to this service and give Dr. Wiant a 'greater crowd than the last one. On Sunday afternoon all the young people are requested to meet at the First M. E. church, Decatur, to be held by Jay Olinger and Dr. Wiant. We realize these are busy days hut lets stop long enough to serve the Lord. |

I THE CORT | j- Last Time Tonight u: Rin-Tin-Tin. the wonder dog. Jason Robards, Tom [£= Santschi and others in |£ $ “TRACKED BY THE POLICE” | K You'll like the blood-tingling, breath-taking drama of sri] mighty action as it sweeps you off your feet. 3H T? “WINNIES VACATION” Comedy — News. jHU 10c - -25 c gQ jue Saturday — Art Acord in “HARD FISTS” tie np Sunday and Monday — Milton Sills in “FRAMED” »r 1, Zi The I. G. A. Kolters Gorcery store GROCERY SPECIALS Marine Ellcott, high grade 2in 1 shoe polish, black Toilet soap, bar 10c and tan, 15c IOC Saturday only - Swifts Sheets Celery. Sat. Ift Premium Hams 91 „ »"*• 3 '»• bunlhes ±UV whole or half, lb Oil Perf( , cl pork and Beans Georgia lielie f* a ' he ’ 3 Beans.'‘'t"tor 25C cans for 50c sl*l QQ dozen Chewing Gum, any 1 n„ kind, 3 pkgs IvV 2 large Kellogg’s O£z* Corn flakes .... Tissue Toilet paper 1 O„ 1000 sheets, 2 for JLOC 3 small Kellogg’s corn flakes lodized.' Salt, physicians prescribe-it High class corn 9c If. 3 for fclOL 3 cans Toilet soap, Palm and Merit Peas, good D * o,iv ®. Oi ' s s P' e " did 25 C grade, 3 cans .... ADC quality, 6 cakes M V White Naptha Laundry Perfect Flour, Red Turkey r 2 a Sars ..' 39c St.”!’ big n -k $1.13 KOLTER S GROCERY 105 S. 2nd. St. t DeC *‘ Ur

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, .JULY 22, 1927.

Personals I Mrs. J. D. Dailey and daughter, Milrietta. of Paulding, Ohio, are spend-' lug a few days as the guests of Mrs. 1). M. Hower. Miss Letty Lange, of the Boston Store will go to Lake James Sunday she will enjoy a two weeks va-' cation. Several Preble young people enjoyed a motor trip to Celina, Ohio, last Sun-* day, including the Misses Wilma and Martha Weber. Agnes Gaiser, Elizabeth Kirschner, Helen and Irene Werling, Olga Bieberich, Helen Schumann,* Pauline Hartman, Ema Ewell and Ru-I dolph and Albert Scheumatin, Erwin 1 and Robert Werling, Andy and Arnold Welling, Lawrence Buhlman, Bill Macke, Clarence and Robert Weber. 1 Nobtiddy ever expecte dth’ league o' nations t' amount t’ anything without th’ United Stales in it, so let’s here on more about it. I hope th' new Fortd 'll be able ’t back up an' turn around without drownin' out all conI vernation fer ten blocks around. —Alto Martin, Indianapolis News The A. N. Anker family motored to Danville. Illinois, today, being called there by the illness of q relative. I Quite a crowd gathered at this ofI flee last evening to hear the returns from the Sharkey-Dempsey fight which were received through the United Press from the rignslde, blow by blow. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lose and family Miss Margaret Shoemaker and Miss Mary Helen Lose have returned from a sevetal days outing at Crooked Lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shirk and son, Robert, of West Palm Beach. Florida, will artive tomorrow for a visit with relatives and friends. Miss Annabelle King, of Muncie, who has been visiting here with her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. King, received miner injuries in an automobile accident Wednesday when she was returning from Lake Webster, where she had spent the week with friends. W. A. Kleppei made a business trip i to Warsaw today in the interest of the Cloverleaf Creamery. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lutz and datrgh- : ter, Virginia, and Mis. Ferd Lutz have

retiirne dto Louisville. Ky.. after a visit here with Mrs. Lutz's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Kohne. and family, Mrs. William Blee and son. James, are spending a few days at Roanoke with relatives. I Mis. rank Braun has gone to Fort | Wayne and Huntington to visit rein- | lives for a few days. Aid For Schools Aim Os School Trustees Indianapolis July 22— (UP) —All I counties and townships that need aid for their schools will get it f the 2-day conference just closed ut Mitchel. In- ! diana, is successful, Harvey E. Cush.man, in charge of distribution of school ' aid funds reported today. Cushman and superintendent of public instructions Charles F. Miller, at-

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Dodge Introduces America’s Fastest Fours ' L ♦ Hgx.- ■ ? Z ■m ■- jy-dWfcarfet ' i • ML ■ 1 1 — Brothers, Inc., is today introducing the fastest line of four cylinder cars in America, of which the sedan pictured above is the first available for delivery. These new cars are said to be capable of going 25 or more miles on a gallon of gasoline at average touring speed, and will be priced at levels materially below those at which Dodge Brothers cars of corresponding types have always sold. A coupe and cabriolet roadster will be availj able shortly. • 9 1 he picture in the lower left corner shows the spacious rear seat and the ample head room which it affords. At the right is the remarkable motor with which the new cars are I powered. 1 i'Ti-» — — ----- - - — - 1 More week-end. trips f or DECATUR Families Before VOU You cut down the cost of week end trips—you Vr \ qfarf th q f add t 0 the number of /- > F bidri i n a I trips you can get out of- W . a single set of tires— 'Vr?/ A ■ trip let US fill when you put your car ft lifH" aZz on Silvertowns. . VOlir lank No matter what you do with \ . tires—it means actual savWith gas. ings in dollars and cents to buy Silvertowns from us. This year, next year, dozens wWS Will be glad of week ends are callingyou. Of® UM® Answer tnat call on Silver- j H to talk tires * m ° ne! " to you any CfiUUE&tfiCC VLV S sl||g time - - ia • Flexibility Drive,| p is <he secret of successful Balloon tire design. •' Staley’s Service Station IPhone 897 Second and Marshall St. Decatur ——l

tended the conteienro. Two hundred school tiuuteeß, HuperintendentH mid othes met on call of Miller. DetailH of a pl.in that will solvo ihe jmzzle will be worked out by a coi.i nillice to be headed by Albert Free.

| THE ADAMS Theatre ai m. “Where the Air is always Fresh ant! Cool” u? g Last Time Tonight S “WOMEN LOVE DIAMONDS” with Pauline Starke, Owen Moore, Lionel Barrymore, IE ypf Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. Be She had everything she craved—except love! A q; S 3 gorgeously-gowned film of hearts and diamonds, love fP versus luxury’s lure is here to deliht you! Thrill* from first to last! *n Sri] Also—“LOOK PLEASANT"—A good Comedv. S 10c 25c y; Saturday—BUFFALO BILL. Jr. in “PALS OF PERILS” |UE Sunday and Monday — Lon Chaney in “THE UN- jnr KNOWN” — with Norman Kerry and Joan Crawford. an]

Spencer county superintendent of school*). Miss H'dcn Diigiin and bouse guest, j Mlsh Rosemary Thomas, of Boston, Mass., visited In Fort Wayne this afternoon.

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