Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1928 — Page 5

SOCIETY IdN IOR members WOMAN’S CLUB Junior Department of the Wo- , Club acted as host, last even- **“ t a delightful Christmas program l “ f . putty, which was given in the ‘Lrv auditorium. >lrs .' John Tyndall, club president. () charge of the opening program bich consisted of the club collect. Ltpwed by community singing ami M hort business session. The club ‘ d to buy a HO Health Bond. ’ . W. E. Smith, chairman of the Lninlttee on the arrangements for •be community Christmas tree, re--orte'l that the tree had been secured , n ,| would be placed in position early (jj, week on the court house yard. Tbe community Christmas program _j]l be held Sunday afternoon at 4: 30 o'clock, around the Christmas tree. toy shower in behalf of the poor cbildren of the city was then spoilsCoied by the Civic Department of the club, and a large number of lovely (o y S were presented. Many are yet t 0 be turned in at the Library rest foem during the week where they rill be cared for by Mrs. Burk. The meeting was then turned over t 0 a committee of Junior and Senior Dramatic and Music Department members, comprised of Mrs. Edward Esgeler, Mrs. C. E. Peterson. Miss Josephine Anderson, Mrs. Charles Knapp. Miss Dorothy Walters, Miss Mildred Kelley. Erna Lankjenau, Mary .Neptune. Anna Winnes, Mamie Niblick. Mary Madeline Coverdale, Mary jane Dever, Helen Devor and Cleora Baker. The first part of the program consisted of a most entertaining musical Famous Cough Prescription Contains No Chloroform Or Other Harmful Drugs The use of medicines containing chloroform or dope to relieve coughing is dangerous ami unnecessary. New anyone can get quick sure relief with a famous prescription .called Thoxine, which contains no chloroform or other harmful drugs and is safe and pleasant to take. Thoxine is thoroughly efficient tier cause it has a double action —soothes the irritation —goes direct to the internal cause, and stops the cough almost instantly. Far superior to cough syrups and patent medicines. Also excellent for sore throat. Quick relief guaranteed or your money back. 35c, 60c and SI.OO. Sold !;>• Holthouse and all other good drug stores.

r Color is Style for Men Shirt with starched collar attached, tie of warp print silk, imported lisle hose, and French linen roll-edged handkerchief, in gray emphasized ninth maroon. - F "’"I vjHHr 7 rrnn — hK/JU fl Il J Women arc fortunate, they may achieve ~ - st X le * n man y ways—with skirts long or short ’ hats large or smaU ’ with many V’ ’ Wj- trimmings, cloths and models. But custom J confines men to certain garments and permits few variations in their shape and faba i. m. ,u„ ofno-l s™ rics. So for variety tbey must rely on color -b™ shadcs ’ haes and tones to b,cnd 100 stik hose with Buffer Heel and Toe. j su pp Ort t heir own personality. X ■ A New and Better "IIJM J Color-Style Service ' t 4 Our Ensemble Service is a vastly improved in good appearance— through selection O s apparel along lines of carefully related co | o r harmony or tasteful contrast. To the — F”1 left arc pictured three correct ensemble » groups. Sec our windows for a still better : showing. Better still, come tn and see I: I . _ them at dose range. You orr 'OrMh insnlol to in for a >-'<] « c /<w up" of the nor Fall Colors for Men Peterson

J-™. -j.,„„ „„ Senior Members. Ut,on a ,'■ "SlentN'ight 0 *” ° f Beth,ehe «’” ’ •■Nmuret . °’ lVe Teeter " ■ 're In tt .Joyous Mood,’ 1 bv Florence Newell Harbour. d. Vocal Duet i * > w hen Elizabeth Comes Home" 5 (>tr i'' « Whsrton ßondald. (Vmt rulto So(o ai((J ( , horus "CIXT A , nderßon “nd Chorus, hristmas Lullaby" from th(> ! •. •T.zrv t nrt P: ‘ ,rtria i Grand Valse Caprice,” by H i Engelmann. coieTT par ! nf the . of a play enl|tle „ ~T h(, r . M'T Guest” by Constance DAry Mackay. Characters of the play I’lamatic Department, and the nlav dred Tell aMy ™ eCted by Miss Mil ■ membi'r Py ’ The follow ' n g Junior nu mbers were responsible for the • - <ellent Portrayal of the various

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character# of the play: Spirit of Yule Mary Neptune Rosamond Mary Madeline Coverdale p™ oc1 * - Mary Jaue Devor £ < ” r * y Mamie Niblick P“ ,o >d Erna Lankenaa Dime Margaret Cleora Baker I he Beggar Anna Wlnnea Al the dose of the program, a social hour was enjoyed and refreahmontH of punch, and candles were served. The next meeting of the club will be held on the seventh of January at which time the Music Department will present an Italian Opera. The members of the Ben Hur lodge and their families will enjoy the annual Christmas party, Friday evening, at eight o'clock in the Yeoman hall. A pot-luck supper will be served and a good program has been planned A treat will be given all the Ben Hurs and their families. All members of the Relief Corps are urged to attend the meeting of the order, Thursday afternoon at one-thirty 0 clock, in the Yeoman hall, as the nomination and election of officers will be held. The Carpe Diem Club will enjov a

Christmas party and exchange of gifts Friday evening at seven- thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Joe Hunter. ATTENDS DINNER IN FORT WAYNE Mrs. Lucy Colchin of route five, was a guest, Sunday, at a dinner in Fort Wayne, at which Mr and Mrs. Walter Colchin were host and hostess. The affair was a pre-Christmas dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Langeaporst of Elyria, Ohio who were leaving for Florida to spend Christmas with Mr. Langenhorst’s mother. Agnes Colchin of Fort Wayne, was also numbered among the dinner guests. ——- ' o Fort Wayne Schools Are Closed Due To Flu Epidemc Fort Wayne, Dec. 18— Following a check-up of Fort Wayne public schools on cases of influenza today, the board of health ordered public schools in the

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! I j? ■ * § Have You Enrolled T. " g Yet? Don’t Delay. Jp ) $ I OWW Classes | I For I £ A " i * ""I —C | < Large S $ Ai,<i ™ ' Sn,all I j? “if r < | ’’ No Christmas Bills | « for those folks" a E $ S “I thought they seemed to be getting an of Christmas and the usual first-ot-thv ff extra bit of happiness out of the Holiday year bills. Below is a list showing what rg g Season!” you deposit each week and the totals at < 4 i\/r u i the end of 50 weeks. g Our Club is still open. Many have al- . ready joined in order to have a carefree jf payments are made when due or in E Christmas next year. advance we will add interest at the rate Figure out what you need to take care of 4%. Get that Christmas Club Book today! © g THE 25 CENT CLUB PAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS $12.50 “ THE 50 CENT CLUB PAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS $25.00 Ji g THE SI.OO CLUB PAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS $50.00 [4a THE $2.00 CLUB PAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS SIOO.OO ji g THE $5.00 CLUB PAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS $250.00 W, THE SIO.OO CLUB PAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS $500.00 R . Increasing and decreasing classes should you prefer them. - 1 Old Adams County Bank |

city to be closed Monday at regular closing time until January 3, ths opening date following the regular holiday vacation. In checking over the same schools last Wednesday, L. C. Ward, superintendent of public schools, found that cases of the "flu" had either doubled or tripled since last. week. The schools Included 12 Institutions in all parts of the city. In many schools 15 to 20 percent of the pupils are absent because of illness. B. & O. To Re-Open Shops At Washington, Indiana Washington, Ind., Dec. 18 —<U.R>— The beginning of the new year probably will mark the opening of jobs for more than a hundred men here, according to word received by the local shops of the Baltimore and Ohio Railways. Authorization of the re-opening of the passenger car department of the shops Wednesday January 2 and the

hiring of 133 men was contained in a telegram late last week from Baltimore, to officials of the local G and O„ shoos. The passenger car department has been closed for some time and those who were let out at the time of the shutdown either have been idle or employed elsewhere, The re opening will be a stride toward a more prosperous year for Washington, It was announced.

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Jerome Mylott, student at St. Mel high school, Chicago, will arrive home tomorrow for the Christmas holiday vacation "Hockie” enjoyed the experience of playing the entire game, Friday evening, when St. Mel defeated the Catholic University High team of Evanston, in basketball O Phone 155 We Deliver 5 lb. Sugar 25c. with order. A. & C. GROCERY.