Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 201, Decatur, Adams County, 24 August 1928 — Page 5

A T l w WMtef m 11L 7 S ®¥> /V 111 A -ZX MRS. JAMES R - BLAIR ffl niL in I 111 i 1 y 3* Society Editor featured In Dress Collections tg Os lace are a noticeable feature of all the smart dress colurgc anio'in > . F#rlg allt | Bccmß to mean that lace frocks will l,flion9 X this Winter as they have been all summer. h ‘’ S,M ’ ’. over metallic cloth in gold and silver is shown with slim lines OWk late . i n gome case* the order is reverwd and the metallic W ' l '’""'ed over a satin background. ** " r it is using a new kind of woolen lace for pretty daytime NlC ° le ’.'T ~. are exquisite frocks In criap lace sprinkled with tiny tanners »n« u,el . , , ■ - —

«. one of which in pale fit for Queen Mab '*? come in taffeta embroidered ?tends scallops or silver beads and ’**L' A long-botliced frock in S has a full flounce of crisp lace “ L bottom which sways in most “ •ful manner. A robe de style in £ chiffon and taffeta has wide ini>u of lovely fin ' * ace - Organdie is also blossoming out tor late summer-wear in frocks of doliahtfu! crispness and ravishing J! One w U h a tight-fitting bodire has a demure little cape In the tock and the skirt is made of petals ind petals of black organdie edged w ith white thread in sprays of field flowers. The silver slip which is worn beneath gleams and shimmers in lovely fashion. There are frocks of tilleaul, lemon nd Empire yellow organdie, of perj renche-blue. turquoise and lovely rese tones. They are perfect for the summer garden-party or the weekend at a chateau in France. ECONOMICS CLUB ENJOYS FAMILY PICNIC The members of the Root Township Home Economics Club together with their children, enjoyed a most delicious picnic dinner yesterday at the Charles Gage grove at Monmouth. During the afternoon, various games were played with potato and sack races for the entertainment of the children. Those enjsying the affair together with their tallies included: Mrs. Can Fleming. Mrs. Brown of lowa. Mrs. Ernest TumWeson, Mrs. Ed. Christen. Mrs. Earl Reber. Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Charles Gage, Mrs. Dale Moses, Mrs. Cal Kunkle. Mrs. Sherman Kunkje, ijrs. Sajn Fuhwaan and Miso (Lois Fuhrman ENTERTAINS VISITORS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teeple, South Fourth street, entertained at a six •'clock dinner of lovely appointments, Thursday evening, for the following pests: Mrs. Mary Stricker, of Chi- ' ago: Mrs. Maggie Campbell of Bart- ( kt. Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. I Fordyce, of Sioux City, Iowa; Miss I Alta Teeple. of Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Amanda Schenck and daughter, Grace .of this city. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. ■ Stricker and Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce i comprised an automobile party who I ■otored to this city, and have visited lor the past week with local relatives Md friends. Mrs. Stricker is a daughter of Mrs. Ella Fordyce Heron, who •quite well known among the earlkr residents of Decatur. The entire jirty were former Decatur residents. They left this morning on their rehnt trip home. The Y.P.M.C. of'the Evangelical • Sunday school will meet at the home ’f Mrs. Glen Barkley, on Winchester •beet, Tuesday evening, at 7:30 ’clock. A good attendance is de- , sired. f The Zion Lutheran Ladies aid soty will give all j ce Cleam social, ■ Sunday evening at the school. Every- : * is invited. BIRTHDAY PARTY f OR Richard eiting V' 11 Mrß- Rea E:i, ' in K entertain- « L httle guests Thursday afterin honor of their : “ Richard's eighth birthday anuiRichard went to the city "‘‘ ,ls father after dinner. He reI enter'. a> u Ut two oclock and upon •tar 6 , he house ’ his little quests edhim° Ut A. Ot the room anri welcomfrom' hi AfUl somew hat recovering his SUP O SU ' l>r ' Se ’ lle hearti| y joined Urcjtipd S |' U tlle Bames and contests Vinners j/ti" 8 mother “ad sister. •endn.iL . contests were Rayler. Billy M?!, Mary Catherine Spang. At 5 o'Ll 6r ’ anrt Cletus MiUer’’am ~.'v a I>uffet lunch of iceBwanhs L Wers > sandwiches, nerved a'i" 111 ' ' and leutunade were , r Which little ’’’b hannv'L'’ wislled him many •it were ci !ttl days. Those prestymnnii r ol ” S Mlller - Ambrose and IK 'i S r ’. Bll,y and Le ° Mil. kos - Mari. « . Mary Catherine and ®fcar Miller ‘,,^ anglei '- James and •M 'he ° and Lucile Kohne Biting. g 1 of honor, Richard £c 0F LADIES CLUB thC badies Club of U »Ui eB . entov.rt P ' together wi th their alc su PPer w a moßt delicious pic- ’ evening at the Kirk-

CLUB CALENDER — Friday 1 St. Harys' Twp. Home Economies 1 (Tub, basket picnic supper, Wm - Evans home, 7:30 I’. M. 1 Minnehaha Club, Red Men Hall. Psi lota Xi picnic, Sunset Park, 6:00 P. M. M. E. Ladies Aid, Church Parlors, ’ 2:30 P. M. • V. 1. S. Clans, Glennis and Kenneth • Arnold, 7:30 P. M. Saturday 1 Triangle Class of Christian S.S., 1 Bake Sale,. Central Electric store, 9 1 a.m. Sunday 1 Ice cream social, Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid, school. Monday ’ Delta Theta Tau Business Meeting, Miss Margaret Mylott, 7:30 P. M Tuesday Y.P.M.C. of the Evangelical Sunday school, Tuesday evening, 7:30. land high school building. A program followed the dinner and consisted of 1 short talks by Rev. Blocker and Rev. 1 Grether, songs by the 4-H Club Girls, 1 and music by the Kirchner trio. Later ’ in the evening, ice-cream was served 1 to all those present. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE AT BUNCO PARTY Miss Esther Kukelhan entertained with a Bunco party of pretty appoint ments, last evening at her country home east of the city, complimentary to her guest, Miss Mary Hower, of Bluffton. Four tables were arranged tci Bunco, and just as the guests were ‘ seated. Mr. artti NTT®: Httyfr Meyers surprised the guests with the amjouncemfent that they had been married since August 11. Mrs. Meyejs, before her marriage, was Miss Laura Fleming, daughter of Mrs. O. L. Bristol, residing east of the city. ITizes in Bunco were awarded to Mr. Hugh Meyers and to Miss Ruth Fuelling. At the conclusion cf the games, the hostess served a : dainty lunch to the following guests: j Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Meyers, Misses Ruth Fleming, Lucile, Ida. and Mildred Bohnke, Fay Harkless, Ruth Fuell-; ing. Dorothy and Marcella Alberding, I and Messrs. Frank and Benny Hark- i less, Edwin and Herman Alberding, | Carl Fuelling, Walter Busick, Chris-1 tian Bohnke, Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles | Kukelhan, Miss Mary Hower and the hostesses, Miss Esther Kukelhan. GIRL SCOUTS MEET TO'IGHT Girl Scouts ate requested to meet this evening at seven o’clock at the home of their Scout leader, Mrs. Bryce Thomas, to string tags for the Salvation Army tag day tomorrow. All members of the Dutch group of the pageant- are requested to meet Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock at the heme of Miss Eva Acker 227 Rputh First street, to get material and inductions regarding their costumes for the Dutch dance. Members of this group please take notice. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR EDNA THIEME A birthday party was given, Wednesday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Thieme, complimentary to the anniversary of their daughter, Miss Edna. Bunco was played during the evening and prizes were awarded to- Miss Mary Noll and Miss Alma Bucher. The guest list cf the evening included: Misses Reva and Ruth Hammond, Marie Zeser, JerrySmith, Helen Gerber, Katherine Nichols, Katherine Dixon, Mabie Staley,

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Wllhemlnu Schultz, Mary Noll, Alma Bucher. Dorothy Miller, Gertrude and Emma Thieme, Gilbert and Elsie Thieme, At a late hour, a delicious twocourse luncheon was served. CLASS ENJOYS POT-LUCK SUPPER Members of the United Brethren Sunday school class, taught by Mrs. Zella Baker, held a pot-luck supper, Thursday evening, at the home of Ruth Foughty. A most delicious supper was enjoyed and the evening hours spent in playing games. Those attending were: Isabel Hill, Pauline Hukey*. Lillee Hoille, Leona Venis, Marlowe Hoagland, Ruth Foughty and the teacher, Mrs. Zella Baker. Visitors of the class were: Catherine Hill, Phyllis Hoagland, Buddy Hakey, Wilma and Betty Foughty. • Q. COURT HOUSE Suit On Account Filed Ezra Gerber has filed a suit on account in the Adams circuit court against Arthur Lehman, demanding judgment for MR9.500. Attorney H. M. De Voss, of Decatur, is counsel for the plaintiff. Guardian Appointed L. R. Sampson has been appointed guardian for Viola Straub, minor heir of Harry Straub. He filed bond in the sum of S6OO. Christen Estate Opened Letters of administration have been issued to Alice Christen in the estate of Bruce Christen. She filed bond in the sum of $3,000.

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REUNION CALENDAR Sunday Auguit 26 Thu fifth annual reunion of the Stetler family. Sunduy, Aug. 26. Will shire. Ohio, park. Thirteenth Annual rlaugher Brothers Reunion, Lakeside Park, Fort Wayne. Thirteenth Annual Reunion ClineBovine families, Washington Park, Bluffton. Nineteenth Annual Reunion Standi- , ford-Funlkner Family, Memorial Park t Wren Ohio. Twenty-first annual reunion Bark- . ley family, Henry Barkley home. Sunday September 2 Hakes reunion, Sun Set park, east of Decr.tur. Second Aiutual Uhriek Reunion. George Uhriek grove, 2 miles south of Monroe. fc'ixth Annual Reunion of tho Zimmerman family, Bellmont pai;k, Deeat ur. Roop Family Reunion, Sun Set Park. Labor Day, September 3. Second annual reunion of the Sius- ■ aer-Gause families, Fair grounds, ; I Celina, Ohio. Sunday September 9 ' Lautzenheiser - William reunion, | Aaron Lautzenheiser grove, 1 mile east and 1 1-4 miles north of Salem. I Bosse Family Reunion, Sun Set Park. Annual Reunion Bernard Holthouse i Family, L. A. Holthouse Farm. 15th Annual Reunion Elzey Family, Bellmont Park. ' W. H. Foughty ami family motored 1 to Winona Lake, today, \jhorc they will attend the Bible conference.

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$ 3 - 50 slFree i luC In Merchandise Ten free For every full book of U. S. Purple Stamps. A positive defi- Stamps 111 nite, fixed unmistakable known value U. S. PURPLE Fvcrv Book STAMPS are the same as cash at the Stores that give U. S. Purple Stamps. . to Start J ASK FOR FREE BOOK These well-known merchants give Purple Stamps for the asking. Trade with them and make this Extra Saving. They arc FREE. Tho Economy Store, dry goods T. Becker Grocery Store 131 No. 2nd St. 908 S. Winchester St. Schafer Hardware Store Hower Bros., Grocery & Meats No. 2nd Street 122 So. 2nd St. J. H. Zimmerman Drugs Decatur Electric Store 129 No. 2nd St. North Second Street John T. Myers & Son Clothing Hyland Plumbing & Heating C North Second Street North Second Street Zwiek & Myers Furniture Sinclair Filling Station North Second Street Adams and 13th Sts. Raymond C. Keller, Jewelry Cort Theatre North Second Street South Second Street Mutschler Meat Market Decatur Laundry Co. 237 W. Monroe St. 209 \V. Jefferson St. Winnes Shoe Store Decatur Dry Cleaning Co. Cor. No. 2nd and Monroe Sts. 243 W. Monroe St. F. & F. Grocery Store Mrs. Maud A. Merriman 1103 W. Monroe St. Millinery Shop. 222 So. Fourth St. ASK FOR PURPLE STAMPS They Are Free and Valuable! give Purple Stamp.. | $2 FREE COUPON I Ask for stamps. Ym. g Tear Me Out! can east y and quic j ■ Coupon Good for $2.00 worth of Purple Stamps H fill several books, then EXTRA AND FREE with a cash purchase of SI.OO or get $3.50 in merchan- g| over. Take the Coupon with you to any Store giving H . H Purple Stamps. ” disc ot your own selec- K gEE NAMES ABOVE. tion for every full book. START SAVING PURPLE STAMPS NOW! Ask Your Merchant For Free BtH>k Saving Purple Stamps Is Just Like Saving Money Always Trade Where You Get Them

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