Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1928 — Page 7

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I CLUB CALENDER I Thursday I ■Ami I'ia Bridge Club, Mrs. nick I 7:30 1’- M. | ■hi,,,.,, heart Legion, Moose home, K’^Ho 6 p. nt. I ■\V ( ,rk and Win class of U. B. Sunday I 'Hjfho,,!, Mr. and Mrs. William Strahm ■ pm. | KM i’loasant Ladies Aid, Mrs. Lora I all day. | .>rd Aid anil Missionary, Mrs. I Catherine Christen, all day. | tnin church Missionary Society I H,.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson. ■ ■ W M. S. Evangelical Church, 2'30 ■ I \V. If. (..'., Yoentan Hall 1:30 P. M. K I Everready Class if! E. S. S. Mrs. 1 Had Hollingsworth, 7:30 P. M. g ■ sionary Tea, Presbyterian church I noon. g Bt'alvary Ladies Aid. Church 1:00 i m - I I ii. t i Theta Tan. Ruse Marie Smith pm. | Friday I Ii . /ah Club. Ben Hur, after lodge. | I M nnchaha Club, after Pocohontas I Hodge. | | l>. m-fit Musicale, M. E. Church 8:00. ■ I W H. M. S. Mrs. John T. Myers. I B :3U r - M ‘ I Saturday I 11. .al Daughters Class Baked Sale, | ■khniitt Meat Market, 9:00 A. M. p. B. Ladies Cafeteria Supper, | Basement 5-7 P. M. f Tuesday I I Pitiful Daughters Class. Evangelilr W a! s S " Mrs - olen liarklc J’ ~:30 I'l'l- - I l ii, Womans Home Missionary SoI Billy of the -First. Methodist church | K-/I iie entertained, Friday afterjioon, I Mrs. John T. Myers at her home I North Fourth street. Mrs. Wilson I Hjei : y will have charge of the devo- | and Mrs. Charles Colter -will I Hgiv. the lesson on Utah and Wyom- | Kig. The hostesses for the afternoon | Bill! be Mrs. C. D. Lewton chairman, I Hdrv Charity Hooper, Mrs. J. M. Mil- | Her Mrs. O. Lc Vance and Mrs. J. T. Bttend j MISSIONARY convention i I Among those from this -city who | ■"(-re in attendance, Wednesday- at • Woman's Horae Missionary con- I ! ■vmiimu of the. Fort Wayne districtI Ba: Fort Wayne, were: Mrs. Charity [ Mrs. O. L. Vance, Mrs. C. B. ; Bi.mi ion, Mrs, John Rex, Mrs. Edgar i BWicks- Mrs. Al Burdg, Mrs. Henry i Hlleller. Mrs. It. D. Myers. Mrs. A. D. BiSultli s, Mrs. Nellie Haney- Mrs. Hom Her Lower, Mrs. Charles Colter, Mrs ■Martin Beery, Mrs. Frank Downs, ■Mrs. Fred Mills- and Rev. and Mrs. nßltoss Stoakes, ■ former geneva girl ■ WEDS IN CINCINNATI I Miss Rose Stump, ’daughter of Mr. ■ as.I Mrs. Frank Stump, formerly of ■Geneva, was married. Tuesday, in ■ Cincinnati, Ohio, to Mr. McClellon ■ Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will re- ■ siile in Cincinnati, where the former ■is employed as a section boss on the ■ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. • i ENTERTAINS ■ bridge club Mrs. Herman Tetlman was hostess ■to her Afternoon Bridge Club, Wed ■ nesday, at her home on South Third ■ street. Bridge was played and prizes ■ for high score awarded to Mrs. J B. ■ Meibers, Mrs. A. C. Kohue, Mrs. Car-' ■ tic Ehinger, and Mrs. Wm. Hartings. ■At six o'clock, the hostess served a ■ Wry delicious two-coursc dinner. (The Dutiful Daughters class of the I'Bangelical Sunday schol, will meet 1= Itifsday evening of next week, at seven thirty o'clock with Mrs. (Hen Barkley on Winchester street. The meeting " is to have been held with Mrs. MorHl Smith, but had to be changed beI cause of illness. Members are request|H cd to note the change. 'M 1 '” " B LOCAL VOCALIST I TO BROADCAST FRIDAY I’ot the second time this Spring. I Mrs. J, q. Neptune of Decal nr will I btoadcast. a program of vocal selecI lions from fttdio station WOWO, Fori ■ Wayne. Mrs. Neptune will be on the ■ Mr it twelve o'clock, standard Huie, I tomorrow (Friday) noon. She will be ■ a ee'mpanied at the piano by Mrs. I Ired Smith. On the occassion of her I first broadcast, several weeks ago Mrs. I Neptune was the recipient of much recognition on Hie quality I oi her volets over the radio. I aluminum shower I F( >R BRIDE ELECT Miss Edna Milter, whose marriage | I" Mr. Pau] Case, of Pontiac, Michi- ■ gan, will be an event of next Tuesday B. ® (li 'ning, was gjiest of honor at a deI hghtful party and aluminum shower, ■ tendered Wednesday evening, by I Kathryn Nichols and Mrs. Frank ■ 1 tist at 'the AlVn Nichols home on I Mercer avenue. The party was oar- ■ fled out j u co ] ur scheme of lav- ■ euder and white with a crystal holder

eontninini: lavender Uweet peas con tering each table. The table at which the bride-elect was seated, was centered by a ininature bride and groom. Small yellow nut cups were given as favors. Bingo was played for which ten prizes werA awarded, which were in turn presented to the honor guest. In a contest labeled "The Auto Catastrophe," Miss Catherine Dixon and Miss Esther Bowers received first ant consolation prizes which were also added to the coming bride’s collection. A most delicious luncheon was then served by the hostesses, after which the tables were taken down, and Miss Miller was requested to follow a white crepe paper walk, which led her from the living room to the dining room, where a large barrel, beautifully decorated in lavender and white crepe paper, represented the "Wishing Well.” Folio-wing the streamers which hung from the well, Miss Miller found herself the recipient of many lovely aluminum k'tchen utensils. The guest, list, included, Miss Edna Miller, honor guest, Mrs. L. L. Franks, Mrs. Cecil Melchi, Miss Edna Thieme, Miss Reva Hammond, Miss Gerniiiine Smith, Miss Marie Zeshr, Miss Catherine Dixson, Miss Genevieve Kitson. Miss Winifred Jiltson. Mrs. Matthias Miller. Miss Dor ithy Miller. Miss Mabel Staley, Miss Helen Gerber, Miss: Laura Stanley, Miss Esther Bowers, Mis.s Charlotte Reynolds, Miss Margaret Heuer, Miss Stella Braun, Miss St'dla Draper. Mrs. Arthur Meyers and daughter Virginia, of Van Wert, Mrs. Alba Nichols. Mrs. Frank Crist and Miss Kathryn Nichols. PROGRAM FQR BBENEFIT MUSICALE The following entertaining program has been arranged for presentation, Friday evening, at the Methodist Episcopal church, in connection with a lisen shower for the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne. The musicale is being given under the auspices of the Senior and High School Epworth Lergues of M. E. church and will start at. eight o'clock. The only admission fee will be some article for the hospital shower. The program follows: I. Saxaphone Quartette. Lillian Worthman, Mildred Worthman. Mrs. George Sqnier and Violet Squier. 11. Vocal Duet —Mrs. Cecil Moser and Mr. Daul Sauers a. “Sunbeams" Landon Ronald b. "Down in the Forest". Landon Ronald t. “Sweetest Story Ever Told ". Stults 111. Contralto Solo. Mrs. J. Q. Neptune a. "Where My Caravan has rested” . Lohr h. "Pirate Dredins" Huerter c. "Dawn” Weaver IV. Trombone Solo —Don Stump "That Wonderful Mother of Mine” V. Reading's- Miss Dorothy Walters a. “Over the Ironing Board" Ada Davison b. “A Cullud Lady on the Phone” Walter Bean Hare VI. Vocal So’jo- —Mrs. Cecil Moser a. "Speak *o Me" Mana-Zucca b. "Moon-Marketing” Weaver c. “The Crying of Water" VII. Piano Solo Miss Mildred Akey a. "Maiden's Wish" .Chopin-Liszt b, "In a Country Garden” VIII. Clarinet Duet — Harry Dailey and Lyle Malonee "La I’alonta.” Mr. Russell Smith and Miss Ruth Hoewischer. of Celina, Ohio, were dinner guests of Mt. and Mrs. Fred King and daughter. Katherine, Wednesday evening. Mr. Smith is a brother of Mrs. King. ENTERTAINS D. T, T. ALUMNI Mrs. Jack Brunton was hostess to the Della Theta Tau Alumni, Wednesday afternoou, at. her home on Fourth street. Bridge furnished entertainment and prizes for high score were awarded to Mrs. Georgia Brown and Mrs. Joe Luirent, while Mis. Herbert Kern was consoled for low score. Al the close of the games, Hie hostess served a dainty liineheon. The next meeting I will be held in June with Mrs. Herbert | Kern as hostess. LOCAL LADIES ATTEND PRESBYTERIAL Numbered among the Decatur ladies | who wore in attendance, Wednesday, j at the Woman's I’rcsbyteriul of Home Missions of the Fort Wayne Prosby- J tery, which was held al. the Fort I Wayne Presbyterian church, were: | Mrs. C. A. Dugan, Mrs. Frank France, j Mrs. M. A. i Frisinger, Mrs. Wilson t Leo and Mrs. Harry Ferntlloll. OFFICE PERSONNEL OF CREAMERY ENTERTAINED Mr. E. L. Martin and Mr. W. A. » Klepper. president and vice-president, J respectively, of the Cloverleaf Cream I eiies, Inc., were hosts at a lovely [ dinner party, at the LaFoiintaine t Hotel at Huntington, last evening, to

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the office personnel of the Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc,, of Decatur and Huntington. The long banquet table was set in the EgyptK nrtlniog room of the hotel, and was replendent in beautiful floral decorations of roses and snapdragons. At 6:30 o'clock, a delicious fourreourso di niter of lovely appointments was served to the nineteen guests. After the dinner, the party adjourned to the bowling alley at the hotel, and a few games of bowling were enjoyed, and then n swimming party was fornuul, and for an hour soipo of Uie guests enjoyed the beautiful swimming pool at the hotel. The following attendjed from Decatur: N. R. Holthouse, Heber Humbarger, Ethel Ervin, The resa Appelman, Francile Lower, Sally Smith, Ruth Bochnke, Mary Noll, Jeannette Beery, Margaret Mylott, and W. A. Klepper. The Huntington list comprised the following: Geo. Thoms, Hazel Ulrich, Mildred Bailey, Freida Faranagh, Mildred Faust, Lola Scott, Mary Claus, and E. L. Martin. ATTENDING TELEPHONE CONVENTION Misses Kathryn Nichols, Laura Stanley and Charles Heave, and Herman Ehinger, all employees of the local telephone company, together with Miss Mabel Brown, operator of Berne, motored to Fort Wayne this morning to attend the Telephone Convention which is in session there, today. o Personals Chris Egley of Fort Wayne was a visitor here today. Chauncey M. former Adams county resident, who is now connected with the State Board of Accounts with headquarters in Fort Wayne, is spending a collide of (lays in this city, on a miseion for the State. Mr. Lautzenlieiser is gathering statistics as to the volume of business in the various county offices, for use by the Legislative committee. Mrs. J. L. Kocher received a letter today, from her daughter. Miss Helen Kocher who. is a student at Butler College, Indianapolis, stating that \ie had been struck by an automobile while hurrying to catch a car. and slightly injured. Miss Gretchen Kocher, who is a student at Del’auw University, Greencastle, was visiting her sister in Indianapolis, over last weekend when she was taken 1H with mump, and has been confined to.a room in the city, since that time. Mr. i ind Mrs. Kocher will go to Indianapolis tomorrow morning, to visit with their daughters and ascertain the extent of Miss Helen Koeller's injuries. Mrs. ITiilomena Sehirael<'’.vent to Fort Wayne, today where she will attend a party given by Miss Florence Bueter, Lincoln Highway East. At 5:45 o'clock this afternoon, Eastern Standard Time, and 5:45 o'clock Decatur time, a program was to be broadcast from WSAI (’incinnati. as 1 clayed from London England. The time of the presentation of Hie program in London, would bet welve o’clock midnight. Mi. and Mrs. Sam Baumgartner and family have moved fiom the L. E. Opliger residence 209 South Third street io the James Gay residence 624 North Second street. -— -o Philosopher Speaks A good ninny brickbats are thrown at society by those who ennnot get in.—Atchison Globe.

I THE CORT I Wf I 2i U c-'i 9R Tonight—Tomorrow »| • aF' | j! Eugene O'Brien and Lois Moran !f in a Wm. Fox screen classic, I “SHARP SHOOTERS” u: 31 A tropic laic ol Oriental love, (he deep seas, strange ™ sR ports, a sailor boy, and a dancing girl. hr | Mi What a story. 31 UK ■ QJc : aj ADDED—“OH DICK,” Comedy. NEWS. jjC I 10c 25c g SI NDAY & MONDAY—“WE AMERICANS.” ---I rn FI r-fi Ir»i 1-0 «=■« f n rpi hifi m ipi wiipi fturup 1 - leignJElCrilFlLClueiXCMa Hlireriiilhni!Jlpnl!flbnOTanOTpnKTfenl!ll^!!tlanl!n^iJ2n..':j I znaiJ3lan) I THE ADAMS Theatre | Si Thursday and Friday | “( HICAGO AFTER MIDNIGHT” with RALPH INCE and an all star cast. yA Terrific and Turbulent Romance of Chicago's Underworld! Its Frenzied Cabaret Life! The Roar of its gunmen's gats! The deadlr~ ly prowling of its gentlemen gangsters! Its Babyionic revels! A |ue pP boy’s voice rising out of the murky depths of midnight crime, ' J 'u shrilling the innoc'-ncc of its possessor accused of murder, belie/L£ cd only by the girl he loves! Colorful! Gripping! Dramatic!' Life? Also—“ Edison, Marconi & Co.” An ‘Our Gang’ Comedy. ■fi >«'• 25e IE SUN. & MON.—JACK HOLT in “THE WARNING" His Best—at 10 and 25 cents. I

BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kizer, South: 15th St., are the parents of a ninepound girl baby which was born: April 28. The child has been named! Mary Catherine. o Happiness Recipe Halt tile world Is on the wrong ! scent ofJinpplness. They think II consists tn nuvlng and getting and In be- , Ing served by others It consists In I giving and others.—Drum- . inond. • - Shortest Measurement In the Bell telephone laboratories 1 there has been developed a machine , which will measure one-hllllonth of an inch. — —o KONJOLA RESTORES NEW HEALTH OVER HER WHOLE SYSTEM Says New Medicine Gave Her Amazing Aelief From Stomach And Kidney Trouble - A 1 MRS. KATIE STILES Konjola is helping thousands of people who were never benefited before. A surprising statement has been received that shows what this medicine is doing for rundown people. The statement came from Mrs. Katie Stiles. 215 South Thirteenth street, Richmond, Ind. "I had been suffering from stomach trouble for a long time aifd it gradually weakened my whole system," said Mrs. Stiles. "1 had constipation and every,time I ate a meal a heavy lump would form in the pit of my stomach. My kidneys were so weak that 1 had to rise several times every night and all during the day I suffered from severe pains across Hie small of my back. I also was bothered with dizzy spells and head aches. "I didn't know what to do for myself before I started taking Konjola. j New I want to say that this medicine I helped me more than anything I have ever taken. My stomach is in perfect condition and I never bale that heavy feeling or gas and bloating spells. Konjola lias strengthened my kidneys and now 1 don't have Io get. up at all during the night and Hie pains in my back are gone. The dizzy spells and headaches have also disappeared. Konjola is a splendid medicine and I shall always recommend it.” Konjola is s dd in Decatur at Smith Yager & Falks drug store and by all the best druggists tiliroughout this I sect ion.

KU. ; ONLY TWO S TO TAKE IE OF THE >US SAVINGS IIG SALE! DAY AND DAY WE RRANGED |l / THESE I 3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIALS I BOYS $2.00 VALUE MENS AND BOYS CHILDRENS 85c OXFORDS si.so CAI’S PLAY SUITS Mothers, here is a real Bi g assortment to Made of genuine bargain for your boy. choose from. All Stifel material neatlv Not many pairs on sizes 6to 7'A. At- trimmed with red ; M bd ’. e .. Ttiey will be f ent | t£j 8 sa | e anf i piping. All sizes, exH sold last so be herd save the difference. n a special ■ early. Regular $1.50 value. 98c 59c 39c i ’ | I Free'Ticket to Adams with each $5 Purchase I HOPE MUSLIN WOMENS UNDERWEAR Genuine Hope Muslin, the best of qual- Ladies Union Suits, for summer wear, a it}, very special, at 11 splendid value at AQf* yard, only llv per suit Tt*/V MUSLIN MENS WORK SHIRTS Ranger Unbleached Muslin, very ry Good wearing qauilty, plenty of sizes, a special at. per yard, only it real shirt for any man, CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR \each O«JV Childrens Athletic Union Suits, all sizes, 1 | MENS UNDERWEAR for the ' OM "« slers ’ 39 C Mens Athletic Union Suits, a regular 19c mfniq MOSF " seller, our Special Friday and n“‘ u n‘ u n «« ° i„ M ~ . . , /Up Mens Silk Hose, all patterns, plenty ol iK3 Saturday, each ... ... J • . . sizes, 50c value, Special Im BLOOMERS pair Ladies Rayon Bloomers, all colors, sell CHILDRENS HOSE regular at $1.59, Special 7Q/» Eancy patterns, wear good, all | A now, only IvU sizes, special low price, pairlVC MENS WORK SOCKS MENS SUITS Genuine Rockford Socks need no intro- Mens Suits —Real $25.00 to $30.00 values, duction. Everyone knows they are the all wool, new spring d* 1 4 best work socks that can be had Qz* styles tj) 1• I and you can now buy them at only */V WOMENS DRESSES I BOYS 2-PANT SUITS Fine assortment of Womens Dresses, in One long and one golf knicker; all new rayon, voiles and English prints; organdie Spring materials, QI QX trim, newest thing on the d* 1 values to SIO.OO <P”£«t/O market, value $5.00, Special.. A•I •/ oil7ni>oiv| I , 'mens dress SHADES in fine selection of in light and dark .. , . genuine English color #. Specially “m," to to? pKta aoTfib?.''trEotiSi priced for thia .ale, heel. 85c value ''XV.KP" l« 59c 149 c 1*155 I The Economy Store Decatur’s Original Underselling Store. ■■■■■■■■l■

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