Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1928 — Page 5

CLUB CALENDER Saturday Christian Aid Bake Sale, White Meat Market, 9:00 A. M. Pythian Sisters Cafeteria Supper i 5.7 p. M. Tuesday Mary and Martha Class M. E. S. S. Mrs. Edgar Wicks, 7:30 P. M Indies Luncheon, Country Club, 1:00 P. M. Friday Minnehaha Club Bed Men Hall, after Lodge RSI IOTA XI INITIATES FOUR PLEDGES The Psi lota Xi Sorority was entertained at a delightful dinner party, Friday evening, at the home of Miss Neva Hrandyherry, South Second street, with Miss Effie Patton as assisting hostess. At six-thirty o'clock, a delicious three-cou/se dinner was served. Favors were clever candle holders of green and white, fashioned from marshmallows. Each small table was centered by a bud vase, holding an old fashioned pink. The large table was centered by a bowl of spring flowers with four lighted candles at either end. Following the dinner, the new officers of the sorority, consisting of Mrs. Charles Knapp. Mrs. C. C. Pumphrey, Mrs. Wm. Lenhart. Miss Kathryn Nichols and Mrs. Ralph Gentis. conferred the initiatory work upon the four pledges. Mrs. C. C. Rayl, Mrs. Virgil Krick, Miss Virginia Hite and Miss Helen- Shroll. Plans were then made for the annual District convention, which will be held at the Hotel LaFountaine in Huntingfoil, on Thursday and Friday of next week. Mrs. Charles Knapp ami Mrs. C. Pumphrey, president and vice president, respectively, of the sorority, were selected to attend as delegate Mr- E. W. Lewis of Warren Ohio, and Mrs. A. J. Smith, a patroness of the Sorority were guests other than the members. The Mary and Martha class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening witli Mrs. Edgar Wieks, on West Madison street. A full attendance of the membership is urged. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES COMPLETE SOCIAL PLANS The various chairmen cf the Country Club social activities for the coming season, together with the committee in charge of the one o'clock luncheon to be given next Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club, met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. (). L. Vance and completed their plans. The Tuesday luncheon will be followed in the afternoon by Bridge, seeing and a golf contest. There will be entertainment provided for all. Contrary to last year's custom, cards are net being mailed to the members and the invitati 11 to attend is issued through these columns to all members. VAN WERT OFFICERS INITIATE FOR CHAPTER Officers of the Van Wert Masonic i Chapter motored to this city, Friday evening and were honorary guests of Decatur Chapter. No. 112, It. A. M. At six-thirty o'clock, a most delicious banquet was served to forty local members and their guests in the Masonic dining hall, with Mrs. Mamie Dorwin in charge. Following the banquet, all repaired to the Chapter room, where the Van Wert officers, witli ('. It. Stuckey as High Priest, conferred the initiatory work upon Chalmer 0. Porter of this city. The annual inspect ion of the local Chapter will tie held m-xf Tuesday evening. Herbert Graham, of Indianapolis, will conduct lite inspection. At this time another banquet will be served by Mrs. Dorwin. The Van Wert Masons in attendance. Friday evening, included: Messrs. Bosco L. Parker, P. M. Downs, C. L. Crooks, It. C. Webster, H. L Bair, L. A. Mattlayt, L. O. Frayer, F. J. Bussard. Oran Fell. E. M. Goodell, J. J. Price, L. A. Gilliland, O. D. Parker,. S. R. Stuckey. All are members of Van Wert Chapter No. 71. The Minnehaha Club of the Pocohontas Lodge will meet. Friday evening, immediately after the lodge session for a social hour. The hostesses will be Mrs. Ed Whitright and Mrs. Frances Hall. MEETING OF the d, y. b. class The D. V. B. Class of the United Brethren Sunday school was delight fully entertained, Friday evening, it the home of Mrs. Charles Fletcher 011 Mercer Avenue. During a short bust nesg session, the secret at y reported the re-election of the class officers as follows: president. Mrs. (). P. Mills; vice president, Mrs. Emma Debbie; secretary, Mrs.. Mollie Fisher. At Ihe dose of the business hour, a social time was enjoyed and the hostess served delicious refreshments. ——• o Robert Heshor has taken over the management of the shining parlor in the O. K. Barber shop. He has been cm ployed there for some time. True Andrews, of Monroeville, "as a business visitor in Decatur today.

30 Killed In Demonstration By Unemployed In Moscow Warsaw. June I#.—(lNS)—One hundred thousand unemployed workers staged a huge demonstration in Moscow during which they clashed with Ute police and 30 persons were killed and 127 wounded, dispatches from unofficial sources in the Soviety capital stated today. rhe clashes occurred when government soldiers attempted to disperse the demonstrations. The latter put up stubborn opposition and attempted to overcome the soldiers. ——o - Sunday Blue Law Clash Near Climax At Seymour Seymour, Ind., June 16.—(U.R)—This city's Sunday blue law clash today neared a climax. W. o. Zuber, manager of the Princess theater, announced his show will be opened Sunday and declared that if he was prosecuted, he will file affidavits charging other city business with violating the Sabbath breaking laws. In a statement, Zuber said: “If the iie cieam stores and cigar stores and refreshment stands are allowed to open. I cannot see where 1 am doing wrong.” o Naval Officer Is Suicide Indianapolis, Ind., June 16. - (INS) Hugh C. Beal, of San Pedro. California, said to be naval officer on leave from his ship which is stationed in California waters, shot and killed himself today in his room at the Washington hotel here. 0 — Adams County Agent To Attend State Conference Fer<l E. Christen, Adams county agricultural agent, left last night for Lafayette, to attend the annual state conference of county agents, which will open Monday and continu through out the week until Friday. There are about 85 county agents in Indiana.

Petersburg —(U.R) — Rain on June 13 this year was the fifty-third consecutive time for such occurcnce on that date, according to Wylie Mason Southern Pike county resident, who lias kept a diary of June 13 events for the past fifty-three years. o— Proper Time to Cut Hair Haircuts should be avoided when the moon is full, according to a London seer, who declares that hair, like other vegetation, contains more "sap" at that time. It should be cut just before the new moon, he says, presumably because the sap Is then in the head and not in the hair.—Elgin Recorder. 0 Crusade Leader Peter the Hermit, or Peter of Amiens, was a hermit and monk, one of the leading preachers of tlie first Crusade. He led the advance division of the first Crusade ns far ns Asia Minor in 1(190. He was born about 1050, and died at Huy, Belgium, July 11, 1115. — 0 — To Make Money Stable The Stable Money association was organized to promote stabilization of the purchasing power of money by special understanding of the serious evils attending wide fluctuations In the general price level, the preventability of such fluctuations and the various methods proposed for stabilization. o Advice Atchison folks have quit worrying about a certain man. When he is taken off one road that leads to b—l, be immediately gets onto another road that leads to the same place. If a man is determined to go to h—l, why waste any time on him? Take that time and use it ou a man who is wavering and is less determined.-At-chison Globe. Corncob Incense By soaking dry corncobs In fragrant oils, such as that of sandalwood, cinnamon or cloves, and then grinding them to powder, an effective incense has been prepared, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. White smoke am ashes are produced, and the substance is said to be superior to various other kinds. Improving on It “In your sermon you spoke of a baby as a new wave ou the ocean of life,” remarked Mr. Young Husband, "Yes," said the preacher, “a poetical figure of speech.” "Don’t you think, 'suggested Mr. Young Husband, that a fresh squall on the ocean of life would hit the mark better?” — Cappers Weekly- ]

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928.

Personate MHUaUMMKA Ma* Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Mills aud daugli- , ter, Miss Victoria O. Mills, have reI turned from a motor trip to Chicago, i where they visited with Mr. and Mrs . Milo Me Kenney. Mrs. E. M. Conner aud baby, Conholy May, of Cincinnati, tire visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Teeple, 238 Madison street. Mrs. Teeple is a sister of Dr. E. M. Conner, who did not accompany his wife because of bualnesa in Dayton. Mrs. G. V. Porter and daughters Vera, Huth, and Zula of Findlay Ohio, have been spending the week with the week with the H. E. Butler and A. J. Porter families. Mr. Porter will come from Findlay tonight ami take his wife and daughters back tomorrow. Miss Lucy Little, of the 1. 11. School for Nurses, Is confined at the home of her parents on North Eleventh street, on account of Illness. Miss Little expects to return to Indianapolis during the first part of July. Joe Bebout, a student at Butler College, is home for the summer. Miss Eloise Lewinn lias returned to her home on Second street to 'spend the summer months. Miss I Lewton was a Sophomore in DePauw i University during the last year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McConnell and daughter Patsy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staley attended the Emboyd theater in Fort Wayne, last night. Everett Sheets was a business visitor in Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon. Doyle Foreman left yesterday for the wheat fields in the Dakotas, where he will work throughout tho summer. He expects to return next fall and enter Ohio University. Margaret Kern and Catherine Aurand visited in Berne Thursday even, lug. , Miss Lee Anna Vance will return from Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland. Sunday. School was dismissed several days ago and she has been attending house parties since. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vance, will motor to Fort Wayne tomorrow to meet her. Miss Helen Dorwin has returned from DePauw University to her home on North First street. She has not decided where she will spend the summer. Dean Dorwin spent a few hours in I Decatur yesterday. He is a student in Muncie Normal School and he completed the Spring term this week. He ieturned to enter the Summer term. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garard anil daughter Patricia, visited in Fort

Wayne last evening. George Flanders ami son Carlisle, the latter of Fort Wayne, left today for a week's fishing trip near Midland. Michigan. Mrs. Ed Macy and daughter Mary, were Friday visitors in Fort Wayne. Miss Naomi Butler, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. H E. Butler of this city, ami Miss Mary Uhl. of Cincinnati. Ohio left this morning for California, where they will spend the next few months, visiting an<i touring the western states. Miss Butler and Miss Uhl are both employed as nurses in Cincinnati. Mrs. E. W. Lewis and two daughters, Margaret Jean and Dorothy Joann of Warren. Ohio, arrived yesterday for a week-end visit witli her sister, Mrs. J. W. Rice at the Rice Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Moore, of Elwood, lather ami mother of Mrs Rice, will be Sunday guests al the hotel. They will bo accompanied home Sunday evening, by Mrs. Lewis and daughters who will visit for several days in Elwood. Miss Williams, of Peru, is the guest of Miss Erma Gage of Monmouth, for a few days. Mrs. Roy Archbold and daughter Josephine, visited in Fort Wayne, Friday. Mrs. George Flanders will visit over Hie week-end with Mrs. Monta Hensh y and family in Fort Wayne. Miss Jane Wilson, of Fort Wayne arrived in this city today, and win lie a guest at Hie J. S. Peterson home until Wednesday, when site will go to Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shills who reside just across the Ohio line called on i'tiends here today. Silas Whiteman who has been sick for two weeks was able to be down street this morning. Howard Smith, the thirteen year eld boy who won the title of marble king of Fort Wayne ami will go to Washington to enter Ute national eon test was blind for sixteen months. When lie was six years old lie met witli an accident ami got some glass in his eyes, making him totally blind. After mote than a year the glass was removed by an expert ami lie has perfect eyesight now. If you have names of friends or relatives whom you wish invited to Old Home Wook semi the names Io French Quinn, secretary. The motto should be "don't miss any one.” A card from Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller says they arrived in Washington. D. C. Thursday evening. They will leave there Monday for Now York. Mr and Mrs. 1. W. Macy amd daughter, Maltha Alice visited in Elkhart today. They will return here fills evening and motor to their home in Galion tomorrow. Have Rice is getting along nicely with his boys band aud promises to have them ready for some real concerts soon. They expect to give Hie first one week after next. The Rev. and Mrs. Howard Brumley will visit witli Mr. and Mrs. George Shroll next week. They intend to come Monday and leave for Kansas City the latter part of the week. Mrs. Brumley was formerly Miss Grace Shroll of this city.

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The Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School at 9:30. There is u class for every one. Joint E. Nelson. E. D. Colter, Supts. Morning worship at 10:45. The pastor will have cliarge of this service and will follow the ritual tn conducting It. You, are invited whether a member of the church or not to attend this formal hut spiritual service. Tho Junior church service will meet at the same time of the regular preaching hour In the auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Stoakes. Tlie last service of the day will be the Vesper Hour at five o'clock and will bo in charge of the pastor This is the quiet hour of meditation for the day. — -■<) Christian Church Dr. Burt Mangold, Bible School Supt. Bible School opens at 9:3(1 A. M. Communion'and Worship at 10:30 You are invited to attend these services. o Baptist Bulletin O. E. Miller, Pastor The Bible study hour at 9:30. During this hour the boys and girls will have an Interesting program. Morning hour of worship at 10:30 B. Y. P. U. promptly as seven o'clock for a brief interesting program. In the evening hour at 7:30 Miss Allen and Obara San of Sendai, Japan will speak. Miss Obara will be dressed in native costume. Prayer and Praise service Wednesday evening at 7:30. This is also regular business meeting of tho church. We hope to have witli us that evening Rev. Howard Brumley who will conduct Hie service. A welcome to the services of this church.

Zion Reformed Church Corner Third and Jackson Streets A. R. Fledderjohann, Pastor Tlie way we are facing has everv tiling to do witli our destination. Our steps should lead to the House of God tomorrow. We invite you to worship witli us. Sunday school at 9:15 with profitable lessons. Prof. M. F. Werthnian in cliarge. Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock. Sermon subject "Tlie Gardens of Life" ('. E. societies ~eel at 6:15 with helpful topics jr discussion. At 7:30 o’clock the orphan child 11 from our orphanage at Fort Wayne will render a program of music and present a pageant. "The Builders of the Kingdom". An offering will lie lifted for tlie Home. We want to make this offering worlli while for it is as important as seeing the program. A cordial invitation is extended. I'lie Junior choir will meet for rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock tonight. o Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School at 9:30. Chalmer Miller Superintendent. Prayer and Praise service after the Sunday School conducted by Otis Scliif ferly. The Pastor, Rev. M. W. Sunder man will preach on Thursday night. The Children's Day program will lie given next Sunday night, June 24th.

First Evangelical Church M. W. Sunderman, Pastor Sunday will lie Children's Day. Tlie thought cf Childhood will be observed in all tlie services of tile day. Sunday School al 9:15 will he in charge of Hie assistant Supt Mr. Jess Tt icker. The Morniilg service will convene immediately after the lesson study. Since this is also Father's Day, Miss Riltli ISundernian will speak upon: ‘"l'lie Qualifications of a Father." Tlie past, r will preach an illustrated sermon to children. A special privilege awaits all at tile League Meeting at 6:30. 'l’lie meeting will lie in charge of Kenneth Boucher of Purdue University. This meeting " ill be different and will lie sure to intetesl all. Tlie Children's Day Program at 7:30. Everybody is cordially invited. 'Die program is as follows: The following is the program to lie given at the Children's Day exercises in tlie evening at 7:30: Music by orchestra Song, "Summer Time, is Here” Recitation, “Welcome", Billy Joe Spahr Recitation Boldly Maloney Recitation "Hello Folks” Patsy Garard Exercise, "Little Raindrops" Duet, "God is Everywhere” Recitation Bobby Gentis Recitation Junior Merryman Recitation Dicky Hammond Exercise, "Four Cristian Soldiers” Recitation . Betty Fuhrman Recitation Leona Smith Song, "Blossoms ou the Bough” Recitation ... Bobby Owen Dialogue, 'Suffer tiio Little Children” Recitation Patsy McConnell Recitation Etola Jane Eady Recitation. Billy Ward Insley Solo . Agnes Foreman Reciitation Dicky Linn Recitation Ruth Hammond Recitation Agnes Foreman Recitation . Belly Smith Recitation Thelma Gage Talk by Pastor Offering—Music Recitation Roberta Coffelt

Recitation Jessie Smith Duet, "June Rosen” Recitation Lawrence Anspaugh Recitation Rosclla Hare Recitation Arthur Suuderinan 111-ill and Tableau Duet, "Ho Will Guide Us” IL nediiitlon by Pastoi 4 . United Brethren Church Cecil R. Smith, Minister Bible School at 9:15 A.M. O, P. Mills, Supt. Are you helping to make the school bigger ami better? Morning Worship at 10:30. Brief sermon by the pastor and the ordinance of Baptism by immersion will be ministered at the morning worship services. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. At the regular evening services at 7:30 the Children's Day program will Ik- rendered. The following program lias been prepared under the direction of the committee. You will want to see and hear our children. The Intermediates will furnish the music for the choir, around the theme of Fiangrance and Praise. Recitation “The Announcer"... Billy Smith Opening Chorus Choir Devotions Exercise, "Wait Until Next Sunday” Maty Johnston, Donald Bolinke Recitation, "I’ll Tell You Something" Evelyn Burnett Playlet. “His Children” Lois Seville, Richard Jackson Song "Hail Festal Days" Choir Exercise, "Isis Jewels” Kathryn Hill and Junior Jewels Recitation "God is Love” Isabell Troutner Sdln "Dolly's Lullaby" Vivian Hitchcock Exercise.

"Sunbeam Verses" Junior Girls Recitation, "Why” Eldora Baker Motion Song. "Lift Up Your Hearts” Primary Dept. Recitation Evelyn Burdett S ng, "Greeting Children’s Day” Paylet, "Spirit of Love" Juniors Recitation "Tit for Tat” Ruth Hurst Duet Pauline llakey, Clarice Jackson Exorcise, "Tlie Treasure Box" Junior Boys Recitation, "Be Friendly" Harold Hitchcock Chorus, "Blessing from God" Choir Rose Drill ... ...... ...... .. .. Intel mediate and Junior Girls Recitation. “A Polite Hint” Donald Drake (Hfering Song, "June.tide’s Song” Choir Duet, "Como Again” Madeline Crider, Margaret McGill Benediction. — -o First Presbyterian Church Harry H. Ferntheil, Pastor. The greatest joy that conies tn a Christian is that God never t.Tkes a vacation. When ever you are in need, in trouble <ir in sorrow you can always find Him in prayer. I.et us not be weary in well doing even if it is near vacation time. We would not want God to disappoint us. Why should we disappoint Him? Do unto others as we would have others do unto us. Tile Juniors will meet in the < liureh

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parlors at 9:00 o'clock with* Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Lower as leaders. K you want to see a fine piece of Christian work, come and sec the children In this service. Sunday School at 9:30, Mr. Ed R. Ashhaucher is the superintendent. There is a clasti for everybody. You aro invited to come and let us help you find your place. Mr. Fernthell's class of young people will not meet until the fall. The ladies arc request ed to go in Mrs. Knapp's class. Tho morning service of devotion and worship is held at 10:39. The pastor will have a Story for the boys and girls. The subject of the worship Mention Is "Tho Discovered Ixird." Tho Lord is In His holy temple. Tho whole world should bow in reverence and silence before Him. Tho Christian Endeavor will meet at 6:30. Miss Dorothy Haley Is the leader. Last Sunday our Endeavor room was filled with young people, we are going to do tho same thing this Sunday. Evening praise service at 7:30 The pastor will use for his theme, "Left Handed Men.” You are invited to join us in our praise to the Great King of Kings. o St. Mary's Catholic Church First Mass 7:00 Children's Mass 8:30 High Mass 9:45 Benediction Immediately after High Mass. Prayer Hour. Friday evening.. 7:30] o Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul W. Schi.ltz, Pastor English services 10:30 ‘ German services 9:30 Sunday school 9:30 A short meeting will lie held be-i tween the two services. a o Take-Off Os Girl Fliers Again Delayed By Weather St. Johns, N. F., June 16. —(U.R) — Storms in the western Atlantic today I l>revented a take-off by Miss Amelia I Earhait, in the airplane Friendship, and by Miss Mabel 8011, in the Colum- '

| THE ADAMS Theatre | g SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY 5 MATINEE SUNDAY at 2 P. M. A Bill, Ruusina Colorful \ Mi'balrunia of the French j»» or x y A Foreign Legion! Wild r 1 /v Adventure, Delight! til Bo- 5Q lU, ~malice in the face of al- LC ICy l most eeilain death! *BEAI prJ sabbi.i i<> li 4 V THBII.I. von’ ■ >j — Also—|r ‘‘The Bicycle Flirt” IE IE n 1 M3II MH "'Hi BILLY BIiVAN jtc special price Bl and < ent-.’ Ji Th H] M 4 'fTl SATURDAY— BUFFALO BILL m ~ THE VALLEY OF UE !fi with Gary Cooper. hunted menAlso—"TOO MANY HISSES” hj» gj Evelyn Brent, Noah Beery with A , Cooke . 31 ;md Wm. Powell. 10c-25c jja THE CORT SUNDAY and MONDAY MATINEE SUNDAY at 2 P. M. k-BARTUHMEH WHEEL jk A," "CHILLY DAYS” Good Comedy and News. 35c. ’ | Twin brothers, caught in the Wheel ol C.liance—both in I love with an unfaithful woman! One WANTED to kill I Iter the oilier did. Then Fate put them both in the same I court room Brother against Brother! And only one could | win' What drama! What suspense! Here is one of Hie I really greal screen moments. Bui it is only one of the supreme thrills in lliis unforgettable picture! TONIGHT—TOM MIX and his horse, Tony, in “DAREDEVIL’S REWARD.'’ A story of the wide open W est. , Added—The Sth chapter of the serial, “The Trail of the Tiger.’’ NEWS. 10c—25c

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bla, in a tians Atlantic airplane race, The weather was improving during the morning, reports said. it was understood that Miss Earhart would make for the Azore Islands, planning to refuel there, instead of trying a direct NewfoundlandEngland flight. This was because of the difficulty experienced in getting the Friendship into the air with sufficient load of gasoline aboard. The flight of the Columbia probably will be to France, Miss 801 l Indicated today. She said the flight would he a non-stop attempt direct to Franca.

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