Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1927 — Page 3

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lI.UB CALENDER Friday Marys Township Homo Econohil>. Mrs. Janies Dague. 1:00 I’ Class of Baptist S. S. rJE-h parlors. 7:30 H.., Daughters Class of Evangel!li, .Mrs. Earl Fuhrman, 7:30 Foreign Missionary SociChurch, Mrs, M. E. «K. 2:00 P, M. Monday Bean's Club. 7:45 P. M. High gjkl Auditorium. ‘ Rt ir<h Club, Mrs. C. E- Bell, 2:30 Tuesday ling Matron's Club, Mrs. Ferri O'- . 7:30 P. M. ER PARTY SORORITY PLEDGES ■ Delta Theta Tau Sorority enterI their three pledges, Mary HarColchin and Rose Marie Smi< with a six o’clock dinner party, Thjrsday evening, at the. Country ciy The banquet tables was arrangf.,j in the Club living rooms. DecoratiA were carried out in yellow, syntbolfc of Thanksgiving time. Huge yel--loW. pom-pom chrysanthemums furiiistl d the centerpiece for the table whV ■ four yellow candles in crystal lißl< o s were placed at either ends, of Small turkeys adorned the !».' aids and nut cups. the ■ re seated, a most d-licious faar-course dinner was served. Miss Ger taine Christen, chairman of the saßrtaining committee, acted as toast■i ess, responses being made by the "St ledges and Florence Holthouse, ■'■■trl.-aret Mxlott, and Naomi Durkin. Kb of the pledges was presented with a box of stationery, bearing the Theta Tau crest, as a favor. Following the dinner, games and contests finished diversion until a late hour. SBcne contest, a funny prize was awai led to each guest. In two other prizes were won by Misses committee in charge of the party ftthe Holthouse and Margaret Mylott. aritengements included Miss Gernfaine Christen. Miss Florence Holthbuse, Miss Jeanette Clark, Miss Kathryn gyl lid. and Miss Mildred Niblick. |»TERTAINED IT FORT WAYNE Mir. and Mrs. P. Brvce Thomas, Mr. ■d Mrs. James R. Blair. Miss Angie ■i l < and Mr. Byford Macy motored-to ,:®r Wayne, Thursday evening, where were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Linn Kjrn at their home, 38111 Johns street. Bijdge was played during the evening prizes for high score were awarded to Mrs. James R. Blair and Mr. B.vMacy. At a late hour, the hostess Sewed a very delicious two-course jtiK heon. ' X party ■pR MRS. YAGER ■Mrs. Chas. Yager was delightfully ißrprised Thursday evening, when a I of Pythian Sisters gathered at home to spend the evening with prior to her departure for her new in Defiance, Ohio. The Pythian rs gathered at the Pythian Home it four-thirty o'clock and went from to the Yager home. All had well By 11 "! baskets with them and a most

■»*— —l,— , ■ —■ — ——• ’ W __ __ » $ I I i z II I It Doesn’t I Seem Long |1 since our first troops got over fl to France, yet teh years have ffl J passed. Suppose ydhi had saved fi ] j ' an average of $5 per week since || . I then. You would now have 11 ■' over $3,000. What can you 8 , save here in the next ten years? g. j Capital and Surplus^ I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1927

! sumptous pot-luck supper was partaken of. The visitors presented Mrs. I Yager with a console table as a partI ing gift. A social hour,followed tho supper and a general good time was had by all. Those attending the party were Mrs. .Fianz of Pleasant M'lls. Mrs. Sam Champ. Mrs. S. E. Hile, Mrs. Al Bnrdg, Mrs. Chas Burdg, Mrs. Emerson Beaveis. Mis. Dee Fryback and. daughter Maty Kathleen. Mrs. Wilson 1 I>>e, Mrs. J. N. Frist e, Mrs. Brice Butler. Mis. John Schng. Mrs. Wool-1 ard, Mrs. C. 1,. Waltets, Mrs. M. E. • Hower, Mrs. Dore Erwin, Mrs. Millard Baumgaidner, Mrs. Ed. Ahr, Mrs. B. fl. Farr, Mrs. Delton Passwaters, Mrs. Charles B’.odbeck, Mrs. Harry Butler, Mrs. Wilson Beery and grandson Billy Buck. Mis. Fied Ahr and sons Buster and obliy, Mrs. Ed Augenbaugh, ; Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. James Rain. The Young Matron's Club will meet next Tuesday evening at the home of Mis. Ferd O'Biien at seven-thirty o'clock. Mts. Dee Fryback will have the paper. Every member is urged to be present. SO CHA RAE CLUB MEETING Miss Kathryn Omlcr was hostess to the So Cha Rae Club Thursday evening, at her home on West Adams street Bridge furnished the diversion for the evening and prizes for high score were awarded to Mrs. Glen Hill. Mrs. Clyde Butler and Miss Helen Gass. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party of the Club which will be held on December the thirteenth. At the close of the meeting the hostess served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be held in two weeks with Mrs. Dick Ehinger. Initiation services will be held gt that time for, Mrs. Glen Hill and Miss Mary Harris. BOOT TOWNSHIP HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Ilo.t Township Home Economics Club met Thursday afternoon with Mts. Sanna Kunkle. This was the annual club Guest Day and each member brought a guest tc the meeting. Plans were made during the afternoon for Achievement Dav which will be held November 13 in the Kirkland Community building. A pet-luck din ner will be served at the noon hour and the program will follow in the afternocn. This is a public meeting t> which every lady in the county is invited. Plans were also made dining the afternoon for the Christmas Exchange of the Club. T-tis meei’i'g will bo held rpcetnber the twenty-second with Mrs. Josephine Hagley. After the business had been disposed of, several

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cunteats furnished entertainment. In an auto contest, Mrs. fanny Kunkle received the prize, and In a ponny contest, Mrs. Joanna Kit-on was awarded as a winner. At four o'clock, a delicious pot-luck dinner was served. RILEY TEACHERS ENJOY BIRTHDAY DINNER Complimentary to the birthdays of Misses Nell Whines mid Ruth Vizard teachers at the Riley school, Misses Bertha Bunner and Florence Haney, entertained with a most delicious twocourse dinner at noon today. Supt. M. F. Worthman was a guest besides the Riley school trailers. The table was arranged in the office of the school bouse and a big white birthday cake with pink icing and bearing "111" birthday candles, formed the c literpiece of the table. Place cards were most unique, lieing a dog fashioned from a weiner and with a cut- . out picture of the face of each guest 1 annexed to one end of the weiner. This feature alone afforded much

| THE ADAMS Theatre | SUN., MON., TUES. & WED.—Nov. 2ft. 21. 22, 23 gur Sunday Shows at 2 p.m., 4 p.m.. 6 p-m., 8 p.m. Ift pm ft AT LAST! THE WORLD’S MOST jjr |r J DRAMATIC THRILLER! ft j-xq "I - ~1 COME: — with BEN HUR ■li- P rIU I' 2 through the death • daring i J CHARIOT RAC e- F i G ht - ® ‘d/Ql R with him in the thrilling Jfl w sea battle - exult ~gi SS&Sjp ' V / with him in a thol,sand and ft IE one glamorous, gorgeous, Bg ft /{h - 'W breath • taking scenes — yan! nV 1 W r~yv Mfer.'** l ■ J* |£- ; 4/ tL*" ’ COME and SEE the most ft 4 b -j stupendous picture ever q. (j '* At screened — Three years in !.C the making—lso,ooo people n[o with RAMON NOVARRO, BETTY jn the cast—at a cost of |jBRONSON. MAY McAVOY, CAR- cver $4,000,000! YOU CAN'T US MEL MYERS and FRANCIS AFFORD TO MISS IT' fig X. BUSHMAN. LE 25c — — soc THE ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE OF BEN HUR tfj tr will be played with the picture. we We will have a matinee MONDAY at 3P.M. at 25c, 3ac y-j I THE CORT i Last Time Tonight S ‘* S ILK STOCKINGS” I tr* . EB ■h An unusually delightful attraction, gfj featuring LAURA LA PLANTE 3n $ A merry, rollicking drama of human life with its manv tangles and misunderstandings that provide IE UK mirth and joy. . [Mr’ ADDED—“COLLEGIANS,” a college series pertain- y- . ing to football, and college life. j , g 10c- 25c | ] l£ Saturday—Buck Jones in “Blood Will Tell.” - ij? Sunday and Monday—Connie Talmadge in & , ;j- “Breakfast at Sunrise.” ||« (I Special COAT Prices I for Saturday Only I/'k Coats of beauty that portray aII the fineness expected in an - v g arnient - Attractive and wanted colors in popular fabrics, all richly trimmed in 1 selcct furs ’ Our price " $45 to $59.50 , We have a special group of extra fine coats Os) DRESS REDUCTIONS An exceptionally fine group of Dresses that sold regularly at $22.50, for the low price of $12.95 Wool and Jersey Dresses $5.95 MRS. LOUISA BRADEN’S I Fashion Parlor I 718 N. 2nd St. Phone 737

'merriment. The t><> honored guenta were then required to perform a stunt of some sort and responded in a very, clever and original manner. Mips Winnes and Miks Vizard were extended wishes for many more hnppy birthdays. MEETING OF PHiLAMAETH BIBLE CLASS The Philamaeth Bible class of the Mount Pleasant Methodist Sunday school, met Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. SamueJ Fuhrman 1 in Root township. Rev. ('. A. Maynard had charge of the lesson study. J After the lesson, a social hour was [enjoyed, during which Milton Fuhrman and Sam Spangler were successful winners in two contestK Later in 1 tho evening the hostess served dei liclous refreshments. FORT WAYNE LADY INSPECTS RELIEF CORPS Mrs. Alice Deckhart, of Foil Wayne, i was a dinner guest, Thursday at tho

Samuel Chronistei residence and, at one-thirty o’clock in the afternoon, Ini spected tlfe local W. R. ('. Fifteen members were present uml Mrs. Deckhart stated that she was very much pleased with the local Corps an I with their work. Within the past two we,-k s the W. 11. of this city have sent 5G bouquets to tile sick, made II sick | visits and distributed |36 to the poor and needy. Report* for the year show that a total sum of 1200 ha * been given to the poor.

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Sunday School Ihe Methodist Episcopal ( hlirch Morning Hour 1 of of Decatur, of Instruction Invites you to all of her Services " or " l ’ ip 9:30 A M. 10:45 A. M. • A large Choir with splendid Junior Soloists will gi\e a Junior Church Epworth —— AM - Sacred Musical Program " i:is ' r " c in another High School . Senior Epworth Pleasant Sunday Evening Epworth ' League or Profit” ' League 5:00 KM ‘ 7:00 P. M.—Nov. 20th—7:00 P. M. • 6:00 p ’ M ‘ | The Beauty and Styles of s I these Coats Demand Attention » i THE COATS arc of fine fabrics like velvet, ® suede, dovebloom, broadcloth, venise. Rich ft ift /v caracu h wolf, French beaver, ringtail I ojiossum. New colors including the smart ye i S JjbZkA * browns, sailor blue and black. Featuring new ft - S ■lpiL s ’d e flares, and the snug hip lines that dis- ® : gw tinguish smart Paris originals. g I HIIFA Prices are Moderate Jfi ? $25 to $69.501 31 osiery ew Scarfs 31 Kayser Pointed Heel Beautiful Patterns in ft Hosiery, in the New Silk Crepe de Chine rih ft Fall Shades. Full Fash- Scarfs, fringed and plain ft ioned. Pair styles. Each | J/ .SL6S $1.29 ® I // ■ ===LZ= =ZZZ * ft CHAMOISETTE GLOVES IE 1 I ix an) I in ft Perfect Fitting and Kayser Mode. d* 1 CA /Fartcv Ci IT Stvles. Pair iOC to ipl»Ov ft ft I | Part Wool Blankets All Wool Dress Crepe S Nashua Plaid Blankets. Fine dual- Wonderful quality, 36 inch ir Sal ity. Bound Edges 31 | X. $3.98 S. $4.95 "“S'""". 81.25 | i ■ ~ * Bed Spreads _ Outing Gowns Outing BATTS y: 80x105 Rayon Ladies Slip - Over j n v j ( | c Good, 3 pounds. Stitched. n £ K’rU Gold Styk ' °”” <l We "‘ lto "''Weight. While and Fluffy “ | 'Blue: Each O,hl a n Dark Co.ton. A bargnin y I $2.98 89c 20c SI.OO | I:NIBLICK & CQI pi 1 y

| THE ADAMS Theatre 1 1 TONIGHT ONLY » ® Il E1) G RANG Ein ji 'S’ “ ONE MINUTE TO PLAY ” The “llllni Flash”—the greatest football player the world has ever pta ,-?rJ known, in a smashing exultant, sweeping tale of campus life—al ft thrill with the joyous struggle of the scrimmage line —vibrant 3Q [Ur! with tender emotion —bubbling with comedy! ft ALSO—“WHAT EVERY ICEMAN KNOWS," with ft Max Davidson. A Metro-Goldwyn Maye-- comedy. | ]Oc 25c I •jr To "ccommodate those who wish to attend the Basketball game j»" ft tonight, we will start the feature at 7 o'clock instead ft of opening with the comedy. ft SATURDAY—PAWNEE BILL, JR. in "THE THRILL CHASER.” ft Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—"BEN HUR” m* The World’s Mightiest Attraction. DE U:nic?lEliiHLEas 'lEn.i ’IE" ’IO r -IO" ' 3feri]!Tl!-?ib!lXr- h!JI,-jnOTpni3l.?JiGrcn]3

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