Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 2 November 1927 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDER Wednesday H Mt. Tabor Ladies Aid. Mrs. W. S. ■ Salem M. H- Ladies Aid Mrs> Elsie J Literature Department W. C. Miss gEv,.! Brandy berry. ■ w m. S. Zion Reformed Church, 2:Bo p. | Historical Club, Mrs. Brice Butler. I Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Charles KpilThursday I Work and Win Class U. B. S. S„ Blussel Debolt. 6:30 P. M. I so Cha Rea, Marie Murtaugh, 7:30. I Baptist Woman's Society, Mrs. AlBa Baker, 2:30 P-M. I Delta Theta Tau Alumni, Mrs. Hub■ert Schmitt, 2:00 P. M. I Luncheon Bridge Club, Mrs. Law■rence Kleinhenz, 7:30 P. M. Presbyterian Missionary, Cchur ParBlors, 2:30 P. M. I Relief Corps Inspection, Yeomen ■ Hall. 1:30 P. M. F Everyready Class, M. E. S. S. Mrs. ■Owen Davis, Fort Wayne, postponed. Friday Ben Bur Hard Time Social, 8 P.M. Pocohontas drill team, practice. Saturday I Christian Ladies Aid bake sale, ■ White Meat Market, 9:00 A. M. Tuesday Psi lota Xi Sorority call meeting. ■ Mrs. Leigh Bowen, 7.30 PM. ■ TRI KAPPAS ENJOY ■ six O'CLOCK DINNER The Tri Kappa Sorority was onter- ■ tained, Tuesday evening at a six o'- ■ clock dinner of lovely appointments | Miss Kathryn Dorwin, recently install- ■ ed President of the sorority for the ■ coming year, acting as hostess. Small ■ tables were arranged throughout the ■ rooms of the Dorwin home on First ■ street, and a most delicious dinner was ■ served. Following the dinner, a short ■ business session was held and agrajige- ■ men wunadts-Juiui bakelite to be huki ■ Saturday, November, 12. Bridge and I muic furnietied the diversion for the | remainder of the evening. The six patronesses of the Sorority, Mrs. C. E. Bell. Mrs. John Tyndall, Mrs. French Quinn, Mrs. F. E. France, Mm. Dan Sprang an Mrs. Eugene Runyon were also guests at the dinner. DUTIFUL DAUGHTERS MEET AT UHRICH HOME The Dutiful Daughters class of the Evangelical Sunday school met at the home of Miss Emma L'hrich Tuesday night. Twenty members, one guest and several children were present. During the business session, the members selected the month in which they wish to entertain the clAss during the coming year. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Eugene Runyon, teacher of the class. The annual election of offij cers will be held at that time, and a fifty-cent Christmas,exchange will be | held. Following the business session last night, Mrs. Faye Mutschler gave I two delightful reading and a flower I contest was held. Mrs. Fred Chronls ter won first prize and Mrs. Ulva Tern Plin received second prize in the tontest. The hostess served a dainty lunch SURPRISE SHOWER given for bride-elect fifteen members of the Young Peoples Missionary Circle of the Evangelical church met at the church at 6 o clock*last night and went to the borne of Miss Hester Martz for a surprise shower and pot-luck supper. Many varieties of delicious food were spread on th*i table and a large white , bow was tied to Miak Maftz’ chair. I lie president of the Circle Sirs. Elmer Amspaugh, presented a beautiful end fable to Miss Martz in behalf of the ( ircle. Miss Martz was greatly surprised and delighted with the gift. Following the supper, a social hour was enjoyed, and all of the guests wished Miss Martz, who soon is to be married to Glen Barkley, a very happy marriage. The Pocohontas drill team will hold Piaetice Friday evening. All members are urged to be present. EVANGELISTS ' ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Mr. an.l Mrs. Janies N. Frlstoe had as their dinner guests, Monday,- Rev. Edward Jarboe, D.D., and wife, of Lincoln, Nebraska, who are conducting the evangelistic, meetings at Pleasant. Dale church, south of peter-, ton. Rev. Jarboe is conceded to be the leading evangelist of the Breth-

ren church in the United States and is in very great demand by the various churches. They will the meetings at Pleasant Dale, Sunday evening, and will return io their homo in Lincoln for a week’s vacation. The following week, they will resume their evangelistic work in the' southwest beginning at Kansas City-' The Jarboe's and Fristoe’s are per- 1 sonal friends, having formed an acquaintance last year at Lake Winona. BARBERS ENJOY RABBIf DINNER Following the closing of the Lose Barber shop at nine o'clock last evening, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pingry entertained at a rabbit dinner at the'r apartment on West Monroe street The menu consisted of a 1 iMiuntifuJ supply of fried rabbit with all the "trimmings,'’ pie. cake and many other delicious viands. Those mjoying the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lose, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pingry. PSI IOTA XI’S ENJOY BRIDGE Mrs. Arnold Gerberding was hostess to the memliers of the Psi lota Xi sorority, Tuesday evening at her heme on Mercer avenue. After a iliort business meeting, six tables were arranged for Bridge. Mrs-. Leo Kirsch and Mrs. Wm. Linn won higli rcorc and were awarded lovely prizes. V most delicious luncheon was then served by the hostess. There will lx 1 i called meeting of the Sorority next Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. Leigh Bow»u. MRS. HARRY MAGNER ENTERTAINS CARPE DIEM The members of the Carpe Diem Club were delightfully entertained, Tuesday evening, by Mrs. Harry Magner at her home on West Elm street. The entertaining rooms were decorated with baskets of yellow baby Chrysanthemums and asters. Music and a miscellaneous program was enjoyed and prizes for the contests were won bay Mrs. Freeh Hower, Mrs. Guy Brown, Mrs. Joe Hunter and Mrs. Albeit Beery. At the close of the meeting, the hostess served a delicious luncheon. The next meeting will lie held in two weeks with Mrs. Albert Beery. COMBINED MEETING OF U. B. SOCIETIES The Otterbein Giuld and Woman's Missionary Society of the United Bretlnen church, held a combined meeting, Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Richard Hill, on North Ninth street. There was a good attendance and a most interesting program. Mrs. Hastings had charge of the bible study. A playlet entitled "A Trip Through the Orient" was then given by a cast com-

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, p.ised of Mrs. Florence Bauman, Mrs. | Clarence Drake, Mrs. Thurman Drew, Mrs. Roy Davis, Mrs. George Hill. Mrs. Frank Bohnke and Miss Mabel Hill. | Mr. John Hill then conducted a chart study of Africa, telling of the location of the missionaries, Their names and ambitions. Following the program, •Mrs. Richard Hill, assisted by Mrs. Bertha Hakey served very delicious refreshments. The Ladies Aid Society, Section one, of the United Brethren church will I hake cookies and doughnuts tor sale Friday aiul orders mak be culled at telephone 903. ANNOUNCEMENT OF BARRICK-SUTELIF MARRIAGE j Announcement was made today I that Miss Mary Sutalif, daughter of I Mrs. W. A. Thornton of this city was united in marriage to Clayton Barrink of Uniondale, May 14 at. Newl”rt. Ky. The wedding was kept secret until today. Mr and Mrs. Barrick will bo at home at Fort Wayne where the groom is employed at the General Electric company. | (SOCCER TEAMS i WEINER BAKE I The Freshman ami Sophomore Girls j Soccer teams, as loosers in the Soccer tournament, entertained the winners, the Junior and Senior teams at a

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I welner buke and marshmallow roast at) 'Sun Set Park, Tuesday evening. Thirty girls enjoyed the party. After partaking of the food, tihe girls enjoyed themselves dancing at the Dance Hall. The The girls were chaperoned by Miss Jeanette Clark, girl’s athletic director in the public schools. o —— Pleasant Dale Revival Continues All This Week The evangellcstlc services •in progress nt the Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren, southwest of Decatur, will continue throughout this week, it was announced today. The attendance is Increasing each night. The church was crowded Sunday night. There were eighty children on each side of the speaker and the aisles were filled. A delegation of people came from Markle and several were present from Bluffton and Decatur. Some of the neighboring churches dismissed their services Sunday night and joined in the service at the Pleasitnt Dale church. The evangelist, the Rev. Edwin Jarboe, delivered a powerful sermon Sunday morning, choosing as his subject God's Love. His Aubject Sunday evening was the home. He said the most vital need of the nation today is Chrisi tian homes and he showed how the ■ home holds the keys to the nation’s ■ greatest problems. The services start i each evening at 7:15 o’clock.

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UE THE ADAMS Theatre | Last Time Tonight Jfi “FREE TO LOVE’,’ % with CLARA BOW and DONALD KEITH KE THE THIRD DEGREE That relic of barbarism is fear- jrj ;ui± lessly ;iH«I realistically shown in this drama of a girl who IE placed love ami loyally first. 'The picture that holds up gj rfl both sides of life's fabric, revealing (he soft brocades of Stl the rich and the threadbare rags of those that struggle art -fi <or existence! -fi Also—Aesop's Fables, Pathe News and Topics of the Day U" HR- 25c IE [Grt Thursday and Friday IXH'GLAS McLEAN in j- “SOFT Cl SHIONS.’’ Don't miss it. A Wow. i THE CORT | Last Time Tonight i “ONE ROUND HOGAN’’ | IE A Fast Moving Drama with us MONTE BLUE and JIM JEFFRIES aii Jfi The best loved of world champions returns to score a knockout on the screen tljis time as the old time Jr (UE fighter whose son became the fighting king of them S aH!— ’ SS le Also — Comedy 10c, 25c m jart FREE TONIGHT \nybody who has not attendeda movie in the last five years will be admiltid FREE. This is done to note the progress made in motion (b piclures.

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