Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1928 — Page 5

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I CLUB CALENDER ■ Wednesday I .. cir cu 9 Solly ' cast party. Country rSnande Cuh. Mrs. Noah Frye. ■ 3 AnHoch Sewing Society Mrs. H.'rman 1 81 Mrs. James Fris- |' w ’ 2 :W P “'Thursday I W 0 M. L.. Moose Home 7:30 pm] | Workers Class, Evangelical I c s Mrs Minnie Teeple. I Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. SchoolI house. 7:00 P- M. I Luncheon Bridge Club. Miss Muyme I Terveer, 7:30 I*- M | Christian Ladies Aid. Mrs. Henry I Dichtensteiger, 2:00 P. M. I Christian Triangle Class, Rev. H. W. I Thompson, 7:30 P- M. I Eastern Star. Masonic Hall, 7:30. I W. M. S. Evangelical church parlors I 2 00 P M. { Bridge Club, Mrs. E. W. Kumpe, 8:00 I PMI V. H. Ladies Aid. Mrs. Tom Fisher, I 2:30 P. M. W.M.S. Presbyterian Church, Mis. I Ered Smith, 2:30 P. M. f So Cha Rae, Mrs. Hubert Schmitt, I 7:30 P. M. Amicita Bridge Club, Mrs. Brice Butler, 7:30 P. M. Friday Minnehaha Club, Aitor Pocohontas Lodge. Pocohontas Lodge, initiation, 7:30 P. M. Dorcas class. Evangelical S. S. Church parlors 6:30 P. M. Ben Hur Tirza Club Lincoln Birthday social, after Lodge. Saturday Bak. Sale, Schmitt Meat Market, 9:00 A. M Cafeteria Supper, Zion Reformed Church, 5 to 7 P. M. Monday Girl Scouts, Central School Building 3:45 P. M. Research Club, Mrs. O. L. Vance. I 2:30 I'. JI. , . j, Tuesday Valentine Dance, PocohoirlaiPtodge 8:00 P. M. DELTA THETA TAUS ENJOY DINNER BRIDGE Misses Germaine Christen and Rose Marie Smith were hostesses, Tuesday evening, to the members of the Belta Theta Tan Sorority at tin? home of the former on North Second street. At six-thirty o’clock, a most delicious three-course dinner was served by the hostesses. The dinner was carried out in valentine appointments, and Miss Naomi Holthouse was the honored guest of the evening. Miss who is a member of the Sorority, left today to join the Holy Cross Order. The president. Miss Mildred Keller, in behalf of the Sorority, presented the departing member with a beautiful pair of brass book-bnds Four games of bridge wete then played ami prizes for high score were awarded to Miss' Mildred Niblick and Miss Naomi Durkin A clever guessing contest was then held and Miss Margaret Mylolt was successful in winning the prize. A short business session closed the ev'nuigs festivities. The next meeting the sorority, will lie a business meeting in two weeks. Tit'' Pocohontas Lodge will hold ini"ation services. Friday night, at sev-tt-thirty o’clock. All Lodge members and Degree team members are requested to lie present. — • The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid So•«ty w|]| meet at the school-house at v, '“ o’clock Thursday evening. All etnicts are •xpected to be present. Hie Women of Mooscheart Legion 1 meet at the Moose Homo at 7:30 '■’loik Thursday evening. Plans will "■ completed for the membership cons. .ntd all nicßibcrs are requested to "" present. Carolyn snow T< ? BE early bride ■ 1! " s Carolyn Snow, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Eml Snow, of 137 East C,1 | ?street, Indianapolis, and cf John F. Snow of this t I- to be married on January 11, Mard Hunter, of Indianapolis. ' "adding will bo solemnized at the . 1,1 l!: - Arthur Frantz, the ot’fig minister. After the wedding, •'uung couple will ieside at 1309 “Wlvaniu street. Indianapolis. Ill,; Minnehaha Club will meet Friliiiiir C 'i'i llillg U **° r ,0,1 b' e f or a social ■ I he hostesses will l»o Mrs. TillNoa'h^Fry 6 ’ Ja,Ues Bail1 ’ an<l Mrs “k 11 AT UNIQUE KBn TR Y SKUL” PARTY 'V“i,' IH /' l!i Ble Carpe Diem Club ty T > ’". est " s at a most itnlkue parentl'f . ay ovcllitt «. when they were "med at the home of Mrs. Elmer

Chase, of North Fifth street. As requested by the hostess, tile guests all came dressed in gingham dresses of .abbreviated lengths, with ribbons on their hair and school books under their arm. The Chase home representing the “district school house’’ was decorated in keeping with Valentine Day. The nut cups and tallies were also carried out in Valentine appointments. The hostess acted as teacher of the school, and the first session was devoted to progressive arithmetic, a tongue-twis-ter reading lesson, progressive geography and gymnastics. A short recess was then enjoyed, after which a spelling bee was held. Prizes for being the brightest students in the class were awarded to Mrs. Harry Magner, Mrs. Harvc Baker, and Mrs. Alva Lawson the awards were made by tho County Trustee. A delicious luncheon was then served in dinner buckets of various sizes and shapes, and the school was dismissed for the evening. MARY AND MARTHAS ENJOY VALENTINE PARTY The Mary and Martha class of the I Methodist Sunday school was entertained at a delightful Valentine party Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs B. J. Rice, 237 North Fifth street. The hostesses for the evening included Mrs. B. J. Rice, Mrs. Ross Malonee, Miss Kate Mangold, Mrs. Burt Lenhart Mrs. Ella Eady, Mrs. I Fenn, Mrs. Charles Feasel, Mrs. Fred Nichols, Mrs Ed Zimmerman. Mrs. E. A. Maun Mrs. James Hoagland, Mrs. Doris Stalter and Mrs Charles Colter Fifty mem-1 bers were in attendance. Mrs. R. D. .Myers opened the meeting with devotions, taken from the jQjird chapter of Luke. The minutes of the last meeting were lead. One hundred and five calls were reported, as haying been made during the past month by the visitation committee, and a total of three hundred and seventy-five duri ing the past year. The treasurer’s re- | port for the year ending, showed that V>o had been paid by the class on the cottage at Lake Webster; s4o to World Service; with a balance of $27.19 remaining in the treasury. The election of officers was then held with the -following results: president, Mrs. Anna Malott; secretaiy, Mrs. Mat tin Gil son; and treasurer, Mrs. Latina K'ill. A social hour was then enjoyed. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion in Valentine hearts and streamers. Valentine contests were then enjoyed after which dainty refreshments ’ were served. The Loyal Workers Class of the Evangelical Church, will meet with Mrs. Minnie Teeple o 'iShort street, Thurs-j day evening. MEETING OF DUTIFUL DAUGHTERS CLASS The Dutiful Daughters class of the Evangelical Sunday school was entertained. Tuesday evening, at. the regv ar business and social meeting, by Mrs. Ralph Gentis .at her home oji Marshall street. Tho meeting opened with a scripture reading and prayer, after which twenty-one members responded to the roll call. During a STOMACH GAS? 1 DI-JO g STOPS IT ft You needn’t suffer ***tSar*’ j ' another day -with in- fc digestion, sour atom- g-raafv: K ach, belching, heart- - “h. ''K burn, or any of the other stomach ills. Go ♦ o your druggist, and get a bottle cf Di-Jo. Take four tablets and follow it with a glass of hot. water. It not. relieved, tako four more within half an hour. You’ll eav with others that “it's wonderful.” Hundreds of thousands of people | say soy. If eour druggist, hasn’t It. write Drug Products, Marshall. Mich.—Adv. I No More Gas j In Stomach ' and Bowels | H yon wish fr» p»rm4n*ndf r»Heveff of in stomach nnd bowel*. t*ke Baalmann'a Gan Tablet*, which nr* pr*pared especially for stomach all the bad effect! resulting (torn Ka* pressure. That empty, gnawing feeling wt the pit of the stomach will disappear; that , anxious* nervous feeling with ne*rt palpitation will vanish, and you will again ha able to take a deep breath without discomfort. That drowsy, eleepy feeling after , dinner will be replaced by a desire for i entertainment, s. Bloating will cease. Your limb*, arms and finger* will no longer fe*l cold and “go to sleep 1 ’ because Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent gaa from interfering with the circulation. Get the genuine, in the yellow package, at any good drug store. Price sl. Always on lianil al Holthouse Drug Co.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1928.

Ibut-iiicks KMsinn, the clars voted to i emember only the immediate mom- | hern of the class hi case of sickness instead of the members of the fansiIles of the class, as heretofore. This ' I change "as made because of the rapid i growth of tho class. It was also de--1 eided by vote to try out the capsule | friend plan. The remainder of the ' evening was spent in a social way. Mian Zimmerman, a sister of Mrs. ( , Jeitnfo McHalhany played two piano selections which were greatly enjoyed. At tlie close of the evening, Mrs. Gentis served very delicious refreshments. Tlie next meeting will bo held with Mrs. Ulva Templin the first. Tuesday in March. The class is rowing in a wonderful way and desires to welcome any yountf woman ■ito the class who do not have a hurch home elsewhere. The menu for the cafeteria sup>er to be served Saturday evening by the ladies of the Zion Reformed ■•hurch, in the church diuing room, from five until seven o'clock, is as fo'lows: creamed chicken, meat loaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, noodles, eacalloped corn, baked beans, perfccti >n salad, potato >—’ad. dc.vil«d eggs, I sandwiches, hot biscuits, rolls, cake, pte, ice-cream and coffee. TR! KAPPAS PLAN STYLE SHOW The Tri Kappa Sorority met at the home of Mrs. Herman Hollmann, on . West Jackson street. Tuesday evenI ing. A short business session was | held and committees appointed for I the Spring Stylo Show. Mrs. Herman | Myers was appointed general chairman of the Show. Mrs. Cocile Moser , is chaimran of a committee to secure the theater and tickets; Mrg. Bryce , Thomas heads a committee for se- . curing the dresses, models and music; and Miss Marcella Hower has charge I of securing the dressing rooms, deco'.ating the stage and arranging for ■ tlie runway. A new Tri Kappa Chap--1 ter was reported as having been in • stalled in Mount Vernon, Indiana. • Tlie Sorority members then attended 1 tlie Adams theatre in a body, after which they returned to the Hellmann I home and enjoyed a delicious lunch- '■ eon, The next meeting of the Soror- '■ ity will |>e lield February 22. with f Miss Lucile Engle amt will be a pot•luck supper. A I —— . i The Hustler's section of tho Chriss tian Ladies Aid Society, will have all f kinds of baked goods, besides “ready - to eat’ chicken ami noodles, on sale - o'clock, at the Schmitt Meat Market, i Siturdsy morning, beginning at nine ■ A number of neat kitchen aprons will I also bo on sale. -1 1 Mrs. E. W. Kampc motored to Ft. Wayne this morning for a short visit. Amos Woods, of Indianapolis, called on Decatur friends this morning. Kendallville, the mayor is revoking tlie license of those who are ’ convicted for driving an automobile while intoxicated, a mighty good idea ’ ‘ and perhaps more effective tjian a s i title or jail sentence.

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We Own and Offer for Sale Non-Taxable Bonds § 275 Park bonds, due July 1, 1936 $ 275 Park bonds, due June 1, 1937 $ 4000 School bonds, due July 1, ’3B, 7-l-’39 $ 500 School bonds, due February 15,1929 $ 6000 Ft. Wayne Imp., Various maturities .SIOOOO Hammond Imp., Short maturities SI6OOO U. S. Government, Various matur. Stock Exchange Bonds: $91,000. Miscellaneous, Long maturities. First National Bank Decatur, huliajui.

Personate Harold Zwick returned Tuesday, to Butler College, Indianapolis, to resume his studies, having visited fO” several days past at his home in this city. Miss Helen Kocher returned Tuesday, to Indianapolfs, to resume her studies at Butler College, having visited since Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kocher, West Adatns street. Carryin' apples an' flowers t’ your teacher won't git you nothin' in th' school of experience. Haln't it funny how quick we regain our senses after we git away from a salesman?? —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Dutkln motored io Richmond, Tuesday, where Mr. Durkin purchased a new body for a school bus truck. Mrs. Lucinda Green, mother of Miss Martin. Gilson, West Madison street, who had-been very ill for tho past four weeks, is improving slowly. Frank Dailey, Democratic candidate for governor of Indiana, will be the headliner at a big district meeting to be hold at Bluffton ekher the 22ntl or 23rd of this month. A num uer from here are planning to ntkonjolalhickly ENDED THE MISERY HE HAD SUFFERED Stomach Trouble and Sleepless Nights Weakened His Whole System ■ ,1 IB * . < \ - - -s, -4 t ■<' ' > MR. R. li. M« DONALD 1 A disordered stomach caused ini unte'd misery during the last fiv< years,' 1 said Mr. it. If. McDonald, 161 N. Miami St., Peru, Ind., “and I was never able to find a medicine to giv< me lasting relief until I got Konjola “My condition had become so bad that I was afraid to eat i,lt account ol the suffering I know would come at terwai’ii. Gas would form ard press against my heart, causing shortness of breath and palpitation of the heart improper bowel movement allowed poisoi.a to gather in my system and give me still greater suffering. I was s > nervous to get the right sleep at night and during the day I would bt almost too weak to do my work. “I got Konjola ami tliis medicine quickly ended all my suffering. Now my digestion is good. 1 rest better at night and 1 am stronger in every way to carry on my work. I urge everyone in poor health to give this futdirine a trial.’’ Konjola is sold in Decatur at Smith Yager A- Falk’s drug store and by all I tire best druggists in all towns 'throughout this section.

tend. A polite burglar broke into a restaurant at Huntington, stole eleven dollars from tho cash register and left fifteen cents with a note explaining it. was for some bananas ho had eaten while doing his work. Mrs. Della Powers has returned to her home in Pleasant Mills, after an extended visit in Flora, Indiana. — — ,11. !l I - Feel Good Mcst nilments start from poor rlimination (oon.tip»tion or nomf-ronstipßllon). Inttwtinsl poisons sap vitality, umlrrminc health »r,d make life miserable. Tomyht try Nt — Nature’* jUmedy-nll-vegetal.lc corrective —not an ordinary laxative. ScnhowHt will aid in reNtorinr your appetite and nd you of that heavy, lorry, peple;® feeling. MiW, tafe, purely vcgcuMe - At Druggists —only 25c For this week EAT MORE FISH SOMETHING NEW JOMBO FROGS. Shrimp, fresh and cooked Pickerel, Yellow and Blue W hite Fish Croppies Salmon Halibut Oysters Bluefines Haddock Fillets and all kinds of Kejr and Smoked Fish CITY FISH MARKET 234 N. 2nd St. Phone 140

February Selling j li ■ _of— i : Coats and Dresses I ani -r i —1 | Childrens Coats | I 1-2 Price * UE ji'J ’ !n wWws I •. - : k@ yoteSWT i/i I M A fine assortment of quality fur trimmed Jfj 31 ia In coats awaits your selection. All sizes and col- g 2 UC ] ors, styled expressly for girls. Wonderful W tors | \ \ values. Buy for next winter. u* I 1/ M $3.25 "'56.25 I I % P & $4.25 "'57.50 * | ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ~ I g 3 MISSES COATS Fine Line of $ One-Half Price DRESS E S S Q- Wij Beautiful fur trimmed coats in Finest Silk Dresses, all are jjj « attractive styles. Novelty coats and , R s(v)cd gjj Er plain coats. Very fine quality. 17 IC i sizes 13 to 18 , iur 3H $12.50 Dresses now fP $15.00 Coats now S $7.50 $7 - 50 flg $16.50 to $19.75 Dresses now fiS gU $22.50 Coats now • 1 $11.25 *12.75 iu -a /- « $29.50 Dresses row UJ $29.,>0 < oats now sfl | $14.75 $17.50 s — L£ ® THESE PRICES FOR CASH ■NIBLICK & CO.: Sa ' . !fi

THE CORT Tonight—Tomorrow “NOMANDS OF THE NORTH" A Producers Attraction with IZ>N CHANEY and Good Cast. Greater than “Back to God's Country’’ greater Ilian al lotlier photoplays of life in the Far North a xeritable scenic marvel in which lovers of nature will find Hire delights a record-breaker for romance and thrills “Noinands of the North.” ADDED—(.OOI) COMEDY and NEWS. 10c 25c

| THE ADAMS Theatre I

aS ON THE STAGE IC TONIGHT AND THURSDAY (U£ Wm. F. Aldrich's Remarkable f a Entertainment! “A TRIP TO 3rl THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS” and ALDRICH’S IMPERIAL U* HAWAIIAN SINGERS, PLAY ERS and DANCERS! EIGHT afl Genuine HAWAIIAN SINGERS, ■fi PLAYERS and HULA DANCEfa ERS appearing in PERSON at ft; each and every performance! 30 The ONLY GENUINE Troupe aS of REAL HAWAIIANS. Travel- % ing in their own DE LUXE ys; MOTOR COACH!

$ 20c 40c | UE THURSOAV NIGHT—Same Stage Show—and LON CHANEY in gg "MOCKERY,” one of his latest releases. ADDED j> fP "DOG HEAVEN" an ‘Our Gang' Comedy. Thursday Matinee at 3:30 P. M. at tOc—2&c an)

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ON THE SCREEN TONIGHT ONLY DOROTHY GISH in "MADAME POMPADOUR” H* with ANTONIO MORENO. Reckless Romance, Luxurious n> love scenes, thrilling adventure. lovely women, handsome men! That —and much more in DOROTHY GISH’S latest picture— QJB “MME. POMPADOUR!” Q; ALSO—Aesop’s Fables, Pathe News and Topics of the Day.