Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1928 — Page 7

■ CLUB CALENDER | K Thursday I E?•’<•*••• ‘••‘j'”” church> a '■■ >-• 0- B-k---1 m,s - Fred Fu,len ‘ w''k-->' Class. '•> a ‘^ > Ii ; al < S E Black residence. 6.30 I . M '|' ; s. Installation. Masonic Hall. Mary- Chorus Choir - Benefit ■■quality Street" — Adams ■■a.,....,i Misscnary Society. EvanChurch. 2:06 P. M. i.ristian Ladies Aid, Mrs. Noah ■■ Workers Class, U. B. \ Mr and Mrs Haymond Shack- ”,;, f Coils Io filiation, 1:30 p. m. ■■ i ,;c Cl • ■M: Arthur Holthouse, Friday ■| HiAilh.o- (lass of Baptist S. S. :r.ii parlors. 7:30 I’. M. ■■ uimishaho club. Pocahontas Lodge |n Otterbein Guild. U. B. Church. ■M i ■■ ■ < Meui< al Society, Hos■Bl , i Class. I nion chapel S. S. Halves Koos, 7:30 P. M. MH < M.i.v. I'horns Choir Benefit HR) "(pialt Street" Adams HI \V II M S M- 'liodist Church, Mrs. L. Walters. 2:30 P. M. HI ’■•:. II: lb 'tic'. .Meeting. Yoemen ■ Sunday ■SI V; . M. elint'. Christian Church. HH H Monday MB )•>: 1..,:; S ■ : -Pyt.H.'ii Home. 7 £■’ M. ■H 1 cic.' I', t tin imiit. Mrs. Chaimer P. M. ■HI Resvanl. Chib. Mrs. J. T. Merryman |B:*0 P. M* K Tuesday HI ! '"..ilK.'iita- invitational dame—Red hall. S P. M. H| l’-i loi.i .\i. Mrs Ralph Gentis, 8:00 |H'. M. K Wednesday HH Shale-dear' Club. Mrs. Elizabeth |Hilli>ri'i.Min. 2:30 P. M. ■I lli.-teiieal Club. Mrs. f>. 11. Camp■iHl. 2:30 P. M. ■margaret zwTcfTand ■ ROBERT FRIEBY MARRIED HI Miss Margaret Louise Zwick and this morning, where they were at two o'clock this afteriron. ■Thursday. .January 12, 1928, by the ■Rev. \v Hinz, at the Immanuel ■ Evangelical Lutheran church. II Rev. Hinz who is a former Decatur ■ paster ami ,i very close friend of the |3wiek family, read the beautiful ■ double ring ceremony. There were no ■ attendants or witnesses, other than ■ members of the Hinz family. j; | The bride was dressed in a beautiful i I dress »t rose wood Crepe Romaine, ■ "iih brilliant trim. She wore a tan rout with beaver collar and cuffs, and ■ '"nbroidered pattern hat with unborn , '-Of Him. black patent slippers, with ■ lime ami gloves matching her costume. Mrs. Freeby is the youngest datigh- | l "' r of Mr. and Mrs. William Zwick 514 I Muth Second street. She is one of ■ R'cattn s ni'jst popular young ladies I ‘* la> been the subject of several [I p.ctty pro-nuptial showers, and parties. | 'Hawing her graduation from the De- ■ ' aiur high school in 1924, she was em- ■ Pined for three years as private sec- ■ J t 0 Mr. Janies Cowan, oi the ■ ■' ''in Casting Company. She is a member cf the Psi iota Xi orority. . , B. Freeby is a son of Mr. ■ lll ' its. C\y Freeby of Shipschcwana For the last five years, he has a position in this city as Assis'■‘h Sales Manager of the Schafer esalf* Hardware Company. ' c ami Mrs. Freeby left immediate‘lltl'r Hie wedding, on a trip through <• east, expecting to visit Niagra . ls ’ New York City, Philadelphia ‘ o D. C. They will be at o their friends after January -■■' ii a newly remodeled and furnishri i in Shipshewana, which is win \ ,i "’ lr oucttpiincy. Mr. Frlcbv . ' dated with his. father in llalll 'ciic business. of h-i'. l! '. ? " , - v ' w '''Wi'il l»afr have a host widH,"'' lilis ci,y " !1 ° unlte ,n them a long and happy marA *H> SOCIETY T-| liivif l iii 1, ° (: ? hCnt “ s lotlge wiH 1101(1 t ul Tv tlauce in Hie Red Men’s hftll ■'■' night, starting at 8 o’clock Hona ARET 2VV,CK ✓ h °nor Ed W)Th shower "‘“'■'•iaie of’tt' 0 " ° £ thC be ct their cousin Miss MargarZn ‘ck, Mrs. Corena Buuck and * I

i Misses Hilda, and Eleanor Bultemeivr ' entertained at a delightful party and miscellaneous shower, Saturday everting, at the Edward residence at St. Johns. Pinochle was played during the evening and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Martin Gallmeyer and Miss Leona Zwick. After the games, the guests were invited to the dining room where covers were laid for sixteen. In th center of th table, a sprinkling can fcas suspended above with a ribbon running from the holes of the sprinkler to packages grouped about on the table. After the gifts had been opened and admired by Miss Zwick. a delicious two-course luncheon was served by the hostesses. ••MOTION PICTURES” HISTORICAL CLUB TOPIC "Motion Pictures” was the subject of a descriptive paper, read Wednesday afternoon, by Mrs. Fred Ahr, befoie the members of the Historical Club, at the home of Mrs. M. E. Hower. The paper told of the origination and growth of motion pictures through the years, and described the four different classes of pictures. It also spoke of the value of the motion picture to the schools, and how the lessons! taught in Geography or History by [ means of motion picture, linger in the child memory. A half billion dollars are spent by the public each year, as attendance fees for picture shows. After the paper, capsule friends names' were drawn by the club members. The! name drawn by each will be their capsule friend for the entire year as well as the one with whom they are to exchange gifts next Christmas. At the close cf the meeting, Mrs. M. E. Hower, entertaining hostess for the after-' noon, assisted by her daughter. Geraldine, served dainty refreshments. The club rewelcomed Mrs. M. J. Wertzberger who has been confined at home for the past several months because of the illness of her husband. The meeting next week will be held at the home of Mrs. I). H. Campbell.'and Mrs. Dr. J. M. Miller will have the paper. UNITED BRETHREN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION The Woman's Missionary Associaof the I nited Brethren church, was entertained, Wednesday afternoon, by Mis. Wm. Shackley and Mrs. ] Zella Baker, at the Shackley home. Eighteen members were present. In the absence of Mrs. Hagland. the I Bible study was dispensed with. Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. Hastings gave a ! personally conducted tour through China. "The Face of a Chinese ChrisHan.” was the text of an article read by Mrs" Wm. Shaekley. Mrs. Roy Mumma then conducted "The WondT Box” which was followed by dosing prayers by several of the members. Refreshments were then served. The hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs. Alice Walters ami . Mrs. Frank Bohnke. AUCTIONEERS ENJOY N PARTY AT HOTEL The members of the Roppert Auction School, who have been living at 1 the Madison Hotel, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahr, together with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, Col. Earl Garton. Mr. Guy Pettit and Mr. Winfred Hemma, enjoyed a delightful social evening. Wednesday, in the Ahr apartment at the hotel. Mrs. Kathryn Tyndall, with Mrs. Carrie Haubold presiding at the piano, sang several solos which added much to the entertainment of the Ahr guests. Music and a social good tilin' was enioyed throughout the evening. Refreshments of ice-cream and cake were then served. As the surprise of the evening, the auctioneer students then presented Mrs. Ahr with a beauiftil gold-lined silver sugar and creamer. in appreciation of the courtesies extended to them during their solourn at the hotel. The gift bore a •ard with the names of the following loners written thereon: A. -D. Bradthaw. Peter P. Bly. J. Arthur Carr. \. W. Maclntyre. Adam J. Wilgus, R. L. Mclntyre. L. E. Kinzer, Albert Schultz, P. A. Malloy, N. W. Dance, Guy Pettit, C. B. Drake, Guy Johnson, A. F. Stewart, Ray Retry, E. C. Burkhardt, W. E. Dance, C. Sunders, O. B. Swinford, J. Wernitte, and Raymond Maginn. The Auction School closes Friday noon and the class will then leav'e for their respective homes. The realization of this fact turned the closing of the evening into a sort of farewell party. Regrets were expressed that the time had so soon ended. Mr. and Mis. Ahr both assured the gontlotnen that the* had won a place in their hearts during their stay at the hotel, which could never be forgdtten. SOCIAL MEETING OF DELTA THETA TAU .Misses Mildred and Beatrice Keller were hostesses, Wednesday evening' to the Delta Theta Yau Sorority! at their home on North Fourth street. I A short business session was held and Misses Kathryn Hyland and Jeanette Clark elected as delegates to the an- . nual district convention of Delta Theta I

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i au at Fon Wayuo. a social evening of Bridge was enjoyed and lovely prizes for high score were awarded to j Misses Kathryn Hyland and Margaret Holthouse. A school contest was then held and Miss Irene Holthouse was successful In winning honors. The hostesses then served a lovely two i course luncheon. The next meeting of the Sorority will the a business meeting in two weeks. —— rhe regular meeting of the Pythian' Sisteis' Temple will be held in the I’.vthian Home on Third street at 7 o'clock Monday evening. INTERESTING PAPER AT SHAKESPEARE CLUB Mrs. Dan Sprang read a very interesting paper, Wednesday afternoon, before the members of the Shakespeare Club, when she entertained them at her home on West Madison street. •Too Lure of Michigan and her Lakes," was the topic of the paper read by Mrs. Sprang, and illustiated throughout by a large map <d Michigan. The paper was descriptive ami dealt with both the pioneer days and moder? days of the state. She described the'.ay, ger cities, the beauty spots, lakes an dresorts and told of the products of the country. Six subtopics were read by Mrs. J. I H. Heller. Mrs. Charity Hooper, Mrs. •Rsse Sutton, Mrs. John Tyndall. Mrs. Hattie Obitmauer and Mrs. F. E. .'rance. Twenty-one members were present, and one guest. Miss Alice ( oombs, of California, house-guest of Mrs. Hattie Obenauer. Following the paper, Mrs. Sprang served delicious refreshments of brick ice-cream, cake, home-made candy ami tea. The meeting next week will be with Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison and Mrs. C. D. Teeplc will have the paper. — Personals Mrs. Clyde Noble of I’iercton. will •■rrive in this city, tomorrow, and will visit ever Friday and Saturday at the M. A. Frisinger home on North Third street, where she will receive her plai no pupils dining the two days sojourn. "Well. I've thought o’ ever thing, el•etiical engineerin', bein' a criminal lawyer, or beccmin’ an’ advertisin’ expert, but I believe bein’ an alianst has pert, but I believe bein’ an alienist has Lester Sap, who’s jest startin' out in life. The' big obpection t' Hoover for President is that he hasn't g t no magnetism. That feller Coolidge has set some pace. —Abe Martin. Indianapolis News Miss Gusta Cramer writes from Greensburg, where she is living and getting along just tine, although she suffered a’ severe illness this winter, trout which she is just recovering. I C. A. Dugan went to Indian apolis today for a visit with her .daughter, Mrs l*iere Goodrich. | Mrs. J. H. Heller is visiting in Fort Wayne today. I Mrs. E. W. Kampe visited relatives in Fort Wayne today. Robert Peterson, of Fort Wayne, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Peterson here today. Exclusively American The schooner and the clipper were both planned and built in this country The first one was built and launched about 1713 or 1714 by Cap tain Robinson of Gloucester. The Baltimore clippers were lutiuched at about the same time. Put On Flesh OverNight With Wonderful New Tonic Doctors and Scientists have recently perfected away to put the wonderful tonic and body budding pro perCes of Cod iver Oil in sugar coat ed tablet form. Start today. Be sure to specify Burke's Cod Liver Oil ami Iron n order to secure a full IS days' treatment for SI.OO. Guaranteed to benefit or money refunded. Callow & Kohne. Guard Against “Flu” With Musterole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. The moment you get those warning aches rub on good old Musterole. Musterole relieves the congestion and stimulates circulation. It has all the go<xl qualities of the old-fashioned mustard plaster without the blister. First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, then a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief. Have Musterole handy for emergency use. It may prevent serious illness. To Motherr: Mutterole ia alao made in milder form for babiea and amall children. A>k for Childrcn’a Mueterole. BMI Better than a mustard plaster

CHAMBERLIN HOPS OFF AGAIN TODAY Starts On Another Attempt ■ To Set New Endurance Flight Record Roosevelt Field, New York, Jan. 12. —(UP) —Clarence I). Chamberlin and Roger Williams took oil Horn Roosevelt Field at 10:11.30 a. m. today on another attempt to regain the world enuilraneo flight record for the United States. A similar attempt yesterday by the fliers failed four hours after the start when their gasoline pump ceased to function, stopping the flow of fuel from the large storage tanks of the Bellanca plane to the gravity tanks In the wings, which feed the motor. Germany took the record from the United States ’last summer when Edzard and Ristics, two German pilots, set a new mark of 52 hours 22 minutes and 31 seconds of continuous flying. Others To Try % Municipal Airport, San Francisco, Jan. 12.— (INS) —The triplemotored monoplane Spirit of California, piloted by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, Australian ace. and Lieutenant George R. Pond, U. S. naval re--serve flier, was poised at the head of

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the runway here early today, prepared to take off on a new attempt to break the world’s record for sustainI cd flight., The two airmen, in a previous attempt came within four hours of shattering the endurance record of 52 hours and 22 minutes now held by German aviators. MARINES FLYING TO NICARAGUA Washington, Jan. 12 —(UP) Major L. B. Bourne and two companions took off from Anacostla naval air station hete at 6:35 A. M. today hi a huge trimotored Fokker monoplane for Managua, Nicaragua. They expect to turn the plane over to U. S. Marines now fighting the Nicaraguan rebel chief General Sandino. Bourne ' planned to reach Miami, Fla., about 4 P. M. today, for refueling. He had not decided whether to stop overnight in Miami or to continue to Nieargua this evening/ With Bourne were first Lieutenant J. F. Plachta and Sergeant B. F. Belcher. All are Marines. The plane carried 500 gallons of gasoline, but it rose easily from the field and soon vanished. The three men were equipped with • an inflatable rubber life boat, parachutes, a week's emergency field ra-

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! THE CORT I I Tonight and Tomorrow HR Wm. Fox presents OLIVE BORDEN and good cast, ng including a flying squadron of Palm Beach Beauties in “THE JOY GIRL’’ ffi A typical production of the high lights of the popular rig winter playground. Alluring, enticing, beautiful gj! and quite the thing in a play. . 3H ADDED—The New series of the “Collegians” “CRIMSON COLORS.” K Fox News 10c, 25c Sunday and Monday—Billie Dove in SR ’ “THE LOVE MART.” ’ K cdju ani | THE ADAMS Theatre | || Tonight and Friday Benefit St. Mary’s Chorus Choir g “QUALITY STREET” □5 with Marion Davies and Conrad Nagel. yr> Make a date to meet to Quality Street! You can’t go wronp! Its Sn lhe wa Y t 0 pvrfsct picture entertainment! Its Marion Davies' finest film—a comedy of unending delights, a romance of love anc Jfi war. Its the screen version of Barrie’s most charming materpiece. If* Also—“Heebee Jeebees,” an Our Gang Comedy. Sfi : m 10c 25c S ’ UE Sunday, Monday and Tuesday—"BEAU GESTE.” THE picture of the yea-.

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nounccd today. Five Rebels were killed. Nino others were killed In a bombing raid the same day neai Cullali It was announced pievtoiibiy. 0 — ’Get the Habit—Trade at Home, it Pays