Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1928 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDER , Tuesday ! --XS P M r ist s 8 ■ p 1 Tom M.- I .< ; ns ( ' , ub,Mr 8 . Irvin Mil- ’ Chorus Choir, D. C. H. 8. aW G. r B C, Snd Hehearwa. K of P. Home S: J>rhi class, Christian S. S, wm Mary Hurl' 7:30 P- m. ... C T I ■ Library 2:00 pm. Dorcas Class, Mrs. Aha Buftenbar„oP 7’30 pin. Rebekah Harty 1. O. O. F. Hall 7:30. O E. S. Officers. MasoMc Hall 7:30 ‘ iJahontas l»ance-8:00 P.M. Civic Department, Library, 7 P.M. Wednesday Zion Reformed Ladies Aid, church parlors, 2:30 pm Dramatic Department, Dorothy Walters. 7:30 P. M. Bona Eide Club. Mrs. Harry Merry, j:.*!o P Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Dan Tyndall. 2:30 P. M. Thursday Missionary Society of Christian Church- Mrs. Noah Mangold 2:30 P.M. Loyal Daughters, Evangelical S. S., Mrs. Henry Stauffer, 7:30 p. ni. Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Mrs. J. L. Kocher. 2:30 P.M. v Bridge Club, Mrs. Herman Myers, 8:00 P. M. Friday Oyster Supper, Calvary Church. WF.MS, Methodist Church, Mrs. R. W. Stoakes, 2:00 P.M. Saturday U. B. Ladies, Cafeteria Supper, church basement; 5-7 P. M. Bake Sale, Girl Scouts, Central Grocery, 9:00 A. M. Monday 'Minstrel Chuckles," H. S. Auditerium, 8:15 P. M. Womans Club Lecture. Library, 7:45 P. M. Pythian Sister Banquet and Inspect tion. K of P- Home, 6:30 P- M. Research Club, Mrs. Harry Ferntheil. 2 30 F. M. The I’n-Workerx’claas of the Methodist Sunday school will meet fought at the church at 7:30 o’clock for their regular monthly meeting. An evening full of entertainment has In n arranged for all those who attend. The feature of the program wi’l be a deflate "Resolved that the pastor should call fin all of his church members nine a week/’. Musical number- will be furnished by’ the Kirkland quartet, All men of the church and their friends are invited to attend. KIRCHHOFER FUCHS WEDDING SATURDAY Rufus Krchbofer, son of Mr. and Mrs Am s Kirchhofer. of Hartford township, and Miss Viola Fuchs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Win. Fuchs, of French township, were united in marriage at six o’clock Saturday evening, at the Reformed Church parM iia.-e at Berne by the ReV. C. W. H Saui rwein. The couple were attended by Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Dubach. <>f Linn Grove, brother-in-law and ,ter of the bride. A delicious "‘■ddini dinner at the Fuchs heme ■followed the ceremony. Prior to her marriage, the bride yvas employes! at the B.ine Mfg. Co., and the groom lias be, n employed as a cabinet maker at Fort Wayne. Mr. Kirchhofer hr - rented the Fuells farm and the young couple will devote their time to farming. ENTERTAINS WITH birthday dinner Mrs. p, Bryce Thomas 'entertained "i'li a dinner today, honoring the b.irthdav anniversary of her husband * i- at dinner were laid for Dr, I’. L- fhontas, Mrs. Carrie Haubold. Miss Louise and Helen Haubold, Tom Hau- ’ Id. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Blair and Mr. and Mrs. P. Bryce Thomas. — 4 &| RL SCOUTS plan bake sale Hie Girl Scouts met Monday afterat 3:45 o’clock at the Central • 1 iool building. All new girls pres- ' passed tlie tenderfoot test and lee.mie full members of the Scouts, nans were made for a bake sale J' 1 ' will be held next Saturday i.iimg a ( the Central grocery beng al nine o'clock. The receipts J '' ,ll '' W HI be used to defray the

am-,- - I H "*X ' OUT of the pages that have thrilled millions c</me Harold Bell Wright’s famous characters—liv~1T‘" Mart FT * a T CJjLeT i 018 QIiIIII r1 R U lC\ ’ ng — niov * nii —enacting that wonderful story of the Ozark Hills’. «f I Kin * E /WC IwHmJ >1 H|| */I O I SAMMY, Dad Howitt, Young Matt, Old tylatt, Wash Gibbs—now you can see them all — moving Tlliruiv iinsnvron *v mu ti>G!l iA v /*■ - V- WHAT a treat for Decatur lans!—the finest story of their best-liked author, plus the beauty-spot * U wU/\ 1 --V' IVrJiN rJM )A I—l HI I IvoLrr iI . ["W gE* ft West, plus a cast of screen favorites that live each character more true-to-iife I han you ex i r Tdp | S -Sa (K pictured it! M * JHjli 8 . I 16 S ALSO—“PAPA’S BOY” COMEDY AND NEWS. Harold Bell Wright’s famous novel jT 35c that has thrilled millions. With Molly O’Day, Alex Francis and good cast. N ew cushion seats now installed. You can now enjoy the best of pictures in real comfort.

national dues of the organization and also applied toward the purchasing of i uniforms*. FAREWELL PARTY FOR GOLDIE GAUSE Mr 9. Marguerite Hann gave a farewell party, Monday evening, for Miss Goldie Gause who left today for St. Marys, Ohio, to establish her residence. Bridge was played and the high sohore prize awarded to Miss Juno Lenhart. Those present included Pauline Silvers. June Lenhart, Murlin Botkin. Lawrence White. Melville Silvers, Cleo Yoder, all of St. Marys, Ohio, and Miss Goldie Gause and the hostess, Mrs. Marguerite Hann, of thia city. ENTERTAINS TIRZAH CLUB The members of the Tirzah Club and their guests were entertained, Friday evening, at the Yoeman Hall by Mrs. John Burk and Mrs. Wro. Thornton, at a St. Patrick party. A program in keeping with St. Patrick’s Day, was given under the supervision of Mrs. Burk. At the close of the evening, refreshments were served, the entire effect being daintily carried out in green. A nice sized crowd was present. TO GIVE OYSTER SOCIAL The Ladies AJd Society of the Calvary Church will give an oyster social, Friday evening, at the church. The refreshment list includes oyster soup, beef soup, sandwiches, pie. candies and coffee. The Calvary church is located five miles east of the city. The general public is cordially invited to attend. The social that was to be given by the Senior Christian Endeavor society of the Zion Reformed church on Thursday night will be postponed until a later date on account of the scarlet fever epidemic. The meeting of the Minnehaha club, which was to have been held Friday evening of this week, has been postponed because of illness. STUDENTS SEE ‘■THE BEGGAR’S OPERA’’ Twenty pupils of the Decatur high school, chaperoned by their musical instructress. Miss Dessolee Chester, motored to Fort Wayne, Monday evening, and witnessed the production of “The Beggar’s Opera" at the Shrine Auditorium. The music pupils of Fort. Wayne and surrounding schools were encouraged to attend the opera anti were extended courtesy prices for the evening. Among those from here who witnessed the opera were:' Alice Lake. Gaynell Graber, Cleora Baker. Iris Acker, Vivian Thomas, Virginia Cook, DorothyHaley. Hrna Lankenau, Lillian Worthman. Dora Shosenberg, Isabel Cloud. Herbert. Fuhrman. Kenneth Hofstett•r, Thurman Elzey, Ed Musser, Chalmer Fisher, Paul Hancher, Herman Lankenau, Ernest Lake, and Thuri man Hoile. BUSINESS MEETING OF DELTA THETA TAU The Delta Theta Tau Sorority held i a regular business meeting. Monday ■ evening, at the home of Miss Mary ■ Harris, West Madison street. The usual routine business was transacted Plans were discussed concerning the

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national convention of Delta Theta Tau. which will be held in Little Rock, Arkansas, early in June. Miss Florence Harris because active in the sorority. No social meetings of the otganizatlon will be held during the Lenten period. RESEARCH CLUB STUDY HUMORISTS Mrs. James Frlstoe was hostess, Monday afternoon, to the members of the Research Club, at her home on Mercer avenue. Mrs. (). L. Vance had charge of the program anti used as her topic, "Literary Humorists.” For current events, each member responded to a request for a humorous story by some well known humorist. In a well prepared paper, Mrs. Vance gave briefly, an outline of the outstanding humorists from the time of ’’Sam Slick” down to the present time. Among those mentioned were: Josh Billings, Artemus Ward. George Ade, Finley Peter Dunne, anti Ring lordlier. Mrs. Vance discussed at length, the works of Mark Twain, Irvin S. Cobb and Will Rogers. At the close of the paper, the hostess served delicious refreshments of chicken pies, mashed potatoes and gravy, pickles, coffee and nablsco wafers. The meeting next week will be held with Mrs. Harry Ferntheil and Mrs. Frank Downs will read a paper on "Joseph Conrad.”

WOMANS CLUB TO HEAR LECTURER Professor Tilden, speaking on the subject, "Our Changing World", will feature the, program of a meeting of the Decatur Woman's Club, which will be held next Monthly evening beginning at 7:45 o’clock, at the Library auditorium. This is the only lecture presented before the chib daring the present club year and a good attendance is desired. Tickets will also be sold at 50 cents each for any one than club members who are desirious of hearing this popular speaker. These tickets may be secured from any member of the Literature Department of the club or at the entrance door of the auditorium. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church, will give a Missionary Tea, Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Ross W. Stoakes. Each member is requested to bring a guest. Mr. and Mrs. J'. R. Blair, Miss Angie Firks and Miss Dessolee Chester motored to Fort Wayne, Monday evening, and attended the production of "The Beggar’s Opera" at the Shrine

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Auditorium. ■ ■—o Personal? Mrs. Lester Nebion, of Chicago, formerly Miss Mary Patterson of this city, returned to her home after a few days visit with her brother, Glen Patterson, In this city. What's wors'u havin’ nothin' less'n a quarter when a subscription is taken up? Th' weddiu' o’ Opal Moots an' Harvey .Swartk yfsterday hardly paid evpeuses. —Abe Martin. Indianapolis News Miss Goldie Gause left this aftermoon for St Marys, Ohio, where she will meet Murlin Botkin and motor from there to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for a two weeks visit with Mr. Botkin's aunt, Mrs. Strokes. COURT HOUSE Files Suit For Divorce Anna Spade, of Decatur, today filed suit in the Adams cirruit court for a divorce from Charles Spade. The couple were married September 4, 1926 and separated March 7, 1928. Mrs. Spade alleges that her husband cursed her, called her vulgar and indecent names, and continually nagged her. In addition to seeking a divorce, she asks for SIOO Alimony. Attorney H. M. De Voss, of Decathr, is counsel for the plaintiff. Two Claims Filed Two claims were filed against the Mary Clark estate today. One, filed by William Stauffer, is for $35.99 and the other, filed by Phebe Clark, is for $2,000. Released On Bond An affidavit charging transportation of liquor was filed in criminal court today against Lloyd Baker. Baker asked for more time in which lii plead and was released under SSOO bond. o Terre Haute — <U.R) Milling operations have been resumed at the Grass elli coal mine, north of here. One hundred and 20 men are employed on a plan of division werk.

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DECATUR H. S. NOTES ....by.... ROBERT HELLER To Entertain Lion’s Club Miss Chester will have charge of the musical part of the Lion's Club program tonight at 6:45 o'clock. She will present the glee clubs, a mixed chorus, quartets and a soloist. The punils taking part have been reviewing their jiarts all day in preparation Seniors Lead In Voting Voting under the direction of Miss McCrory and Mr. Krick, was conducted Friday afternoon, in the assembly, to select the royal family in the high school carnival. Several persons have voted sinoe then, and ut the latest counting the senior family was ahead by a few votes. Each vote is one cent, and the money raised will be applied to the Raveling* fund. - o Getting a Squatter’t Right Starting at the bottom of the ladder Is all right; It’s camping there that's wrong.

MINSTREL CHUCKLES a la Spanish The best show in years. New Songs New Jokes New Dances H. S. Auditorium Monday and Tuesday March 19-20 8:15 P.M.

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HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Joe Linn, 346 South First street has been admitted to the Adams Countay Memorial hospital for medical treatment. Roy Klaustnann, Hoagland, underwent a major operation. Sunday morning at the local hospital. Mrs. Jesse Jackson, Monroeville underwent a major operation, Monday

NICKEL PLATE ROAD THRU TRAIN SERVICE to St. Louis and Indianapolis Leave Decatur at 9:36 P. M. (Daily) Arrive St. Louis 7:57 A. M. Sleeping and Dining Car Service. Leave Decatur at 10:48 A. M. (except Sunday) Arrive Indianapolis at 3:15 P. M. East bound Leave 3:30 A. M. (Daily) 2:02 P.M. (ex. Sun.) Consult Ticket Agent for full information. | THE ADAMS Theatre | ijj Tonight and Wednesday S Return Engagement of EMIL JANNINGS in JJj 1 “THE WAY OF ALL FLESH” | with Belle Bennelt and Phyllis Haver. pro ft* DRAMA intense, mighty, soul-stirring! ‘The Way of m je Ail Flesh’ is grippingly human! It portrays the struggle rfl of soul against flesh! Without a doubt, one of the fin- 3D gD est pictures ever made! DON’T MISS IT! snj Also—Aesop’s Fables and Pathe News. "fi ffi 10c 25c S UE SUNDAY AND MONDAY-Win. HAINES in “WEST POINT,” witli .loan Crawford. Qu

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morning, at the Adams County Memorial hospital. Miss Ethel Durbin, of Pleasant Mills underwent a major operation, this morning at the local hospital. Donald Wass, Monroeville route three, underwent a major operation today. - - —- ——l> ——- Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pays