Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1929 — Page 7

» ■"ai B CALENDER ■ H .f T Moose Home. 7:30 I .M. “ 1, '“ , ' 7; " ,lall 7 P ■ M Womans Belief ■ Voeman Hal) ■ IJ 1’ •"■ Frlday ■ san' I’aH> > I ' ISS - ■'"■ aU<l ■.p. Chancey Sheets, s p. »>■ ■ Saturday 9 e«ter <’*>-' sale. Central grocery, ■/n WG. gi'ls 1! ‘" ,,isl lhUr, h ; ■h ’' '. , v \| s Easter Ecg salo I;***• >■*. 9 Monday 9 Dutiful Itaagboi- .lass of Evaiigeh9 a ?Sun<lay Mrs. Gregg Mel-at- ■ laud. 7:30 I’ >'• ■ Wednesday 9 Historical Club. Mrs. Marlin Jab.-rg ■ ’ Shakespeare <Tib. Mrs. JL. Koch. 2:i*b !*• ■ Delta Theta T.- 1 business meeting, ■ M ,, s Helen Sclinitz. 7: 3r> p nt. ■ entertains FOR ■ mothers birthday ■ fumplimentarv 'o ihe eightietli birth ■ day anniversary of Mrs. Walters, ■ mother of Mrs D V Moser of 1904 ■ Broadway. I'" 1 ’ Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. ■ p a. Moser entertained at tlieir home la that city. Sunday. At six o'clock, the guests were seated at a large table where they euj.'yed a most delicious dinner. Mrs Walters was the recipient of many lovely presents and pretty potted plants. The evening hours were spent in social visitation. Those enjoying the affair included: Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. D F Teeple and daughter Patsy. Mrs Charles Hickman, of Decatur: Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stewart and son. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and granddaughter, of Wren. ().; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson and sons, of Chicago; Mrs. Josephine Cook and daughters, of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corporal, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Teeple. Miss Lorine Teeple, Mrs. Richard Hawkins, Mrs. binnie Long. Miss LaVada Poling, Mr. Brown Orval Johnson, Elmer Sorg, Lewis Elston. Audley Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Goodwin, and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Moser, all of Fort Wayne. RED WING BUNCO CLUB MEETS I The Red Wing Bunco Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Floyd Arnold, at her home on Clous street. Three tables were arranged for the favorite game and prizes were awarded to Miss Etola Gattshall, Mrs. Francis Howell, and Mrs. John Tyner. Guests other than the club members were Etola Gattshall, Mrs. Francis Howell and Miss Leia Palmer. At the conclusion of a social afternoon, I the hostess served a dainty luncheon. The next meeting of the club will be held with Mrs. Archie Foley, at Iter home on Sixth street, Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. The V I. S ( lass meeting which was to have been held Friday evening has been postponed, until a latter date M. E. EPWORTH LEAGUE PLANS EASTER SERVICE The Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold a special Easter program. Sunday morning, at sixthirty o'clock. Miss Laura Stanley will a, t as leader for the meeting, which ’ill be opened by a song service, followed by the scripture reading by Helen Eady Miss Stanley will deliver a short address, followed by prayer. A local solo will be rendered by Mary Jane DeVor, and the regular lesson study will be presented by Miss Kath «ihe Dixson. Cecil Moser will also take part in the program by singing a vocal selection. The communion serTie will be conducted by Rev. btoakes. The meeting will be .closed W| th the League benediction. SOCIETY entertains wtth dinner li,u',', ,* red Ramseie >' of Preble, desutfully entertained at dinner. Wedf'(,r: ti #> r e^nins ’ 1111,1 ‘■•overs were laid 1011 °wing guests: Mrs. Herman and a ° f Deeatur > Mrs. Ralph Straub u", daughter Virginia oil Peterson ■ August Herting, Mrs. Otto DillSld m a ' ld f daughter .J’hyllis, Miss Oeie Mlm P of Preble. en,o oßlCal c lub~ \I, OYS , EASTer PROGRAM hesd- S - . ten DeVor was hostess, Wedtlio ii “ f,arno °n, to the members of West '. s . olical clu b at her home on "large mo Btreßt Mrs ' Ed Alir llad most ; Ule PT’Bratn and read a As ni .- erest "i 8 paper on "Easter.” Mrs i, lU!l '°duction to the program, Poem 11 11 “8 read an impressive ()f | ' «>' Easter tide. Mrs. Ahr told ,ra .ved i/i'i ,fi ‘j“ Ilce of Easter, as porP’eant ,' 6 Bible - alul of what it has ag ea m ' e ' vol 'hl down through the sub-toni*,'. 1 1 led l,an cher gave as a People ana ° f h ° W 1110 Aniurlcau w Hh e c * c hildren celebrate, Easter. Mrs. \h SK ’ ? llllldes allf l Easter cheer. Hou i ' ' ll,ll paßßed a Bible quota"We rL*?? member > and as they U recorL . ey told the Easter Btor J' vd in the book of Matthew.

Mrs. Homer Lower read Tennyson» poem, “Crossing the Bar," and Mrs. James Fristoe read an original poem of her own on Easter. A social hour followed, which was interspersed with piano duets by Misses Mary Jane DeVor and Dorothy Haley. At the close of the afternoon, the hoMess, assisted by her daughters, Mary Jane and Helen, served a delicious luncheon Mrs. Martin Jaberg will be hostess, to the next meeting of the club. MEETING OF SHAKESPEARE CLUB Mrs. C. D. Teeple was hostess, Wednesday afternoon, to the members of tlre Shakespeare Club at her home on South Fourt street. Mrs Toepie also had charge of the program for the afternoon and read a most excellent paper on the subject, "Some Good Engineers of Today", with divisions which included "Bridging the Rivers of the World", and "Bringing Europe one thousand miles nearer America by rail.” In illustration of the last topic. Mrs. Teeple used a map of South America. Among the wonderful engineers of the country, she named such men as Ralph Modjeski and Joseph Straus. Mrs. John Tyndall gave a subtopic telling of the new bridge which is being built over the Hudson river at a cost of sixty million dollars; Mrs D. D. Heller told of the carefull testing of wires used in building the immense bridges; Mrs. Harry Moltz described the Mondota Bridge recently erected at Minneapolis in honor of the War Heroes; and Mrs. W. A. Lower told of the Grand Canyon Bridge over the Colorado river in Arizona The entire program proved very interesting. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. J. L. Kocher as h -stoss and Mrs. John Tyndall will have charge of the program.

KINDERGARTENERS ENJOY EASTER PARTY Members of the kindergarten class taught by Mrs Herman Myers, were most important little people, this morning, when they participated in a most delightful Easter party, given by their teacher. Bright hued Easter baskets filled with gold red and blue caster eggs, cantered the tables, and each child had as a favor, clever little East|pr baskets which they had nikde themselves, filled with green grass anti Easter eggs, with a tiny bunny sitting on top. The color scheme of the party tv as carried out in pink and green and refreshments of strawberry ice-cream and cake, ami Easter eggs were served. Dicky Lose brought a basket of candy bunnies and chickens which he distributed to the class; Virginia Fledderjohann had au Easter egg for each one; Catherine Schroyer had a large cream filled chocolate egg. which served the entire party and Margaret Deitsch presented each child with a pretty Easter greeting card. Each child was permitted to serve what they brought, themselves. An Easter egg hunt provided a great tin-ill for the kiddies, ( after which they listened to several new bunny recotds on the victoria The- party was held today instead of tomorrow morning because of Good Friday.

ORGANIZE COUNTY FEDERATION At a recent meeting of the presidents of the various clubs of the county, held at the home of Mrs. John W. Tyndall in this city, an organlza tion was effected to be known as 'The Adams County Federation of Clubs. 4 The following officers were elected to serve for the next year; Chairman, Mrs. Frank Downs; vice chairman Mrs. Lee Vance; treasurer, Mrs Cal Peterson; secretray, Mrs. Dale Moses.*" Since the county federation plans to carry out the club work as plan ned by the slate ami district, chairmen for the vat ions departments represented in these organizations, were appointed as follows: Junior membership, Miss Dessolee Chester blind Miss Kathryn Hyland. Reciprocity —Mrs. John Peterson. American citizenship - Mrs. R D Myers. American home Mrs. Ed Chr.sten. Education-Mrs. Albert Mutschlor. Conservation Mrs. Sherman Kunkle Art—Mrs. John Myers. Literature —Mrs. James Fristoe. Music—Mrs. Louis Holthouse International relations—Mrs. S. D. Beavers. Legislation—Mrs. Jesse Sutton. Pres sand publicity —Miss Margaret Mylott. Club-Woman Mrs. Harry Moltz. Child-Welfare—Mrs. Fred Linn. Public Health—Mrs. Wm Linn Mental health Mrs. Clifford Saylors. A meeting of all (lub women belonging to these various organizations is being planned for April 25. at which time further plans for the county fed erution will be made and reports heard of the district convention, which will be held in Anderson April IS. Mrs. Carl T. Brown, of Muncie, is the district chairman. The Dutiful Daughters Sunday school class of the Evangelical church will meet at the home of Mrs. Gregg McFarland on West Monroe street, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock Mrs. Merrill Schultz will be the assisting hostess. MEETING OF WOMAN’S CLUB The Cuion Township Woman's club met with Mrs. Ami Miller, Wednesday afternoon. The response to the roll call was "Health Foods I Feed My Family." There were thirteen mem-

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bets, three visitors, and several children present. Mrs J C. Barkley and Mrs. Henry Lehrman were chosen as alternates for the leaders while Mrs. Thurman Drew was chosen as news chairman. The demonstration and lesson was in the charge of Mrs. Chauncey Clem and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman. The lesson dealt with the selection and care of linens and silverware, tests for linen, the selection of china and glassware, and hints on setting the table. Recipes were given for Javelle water and for ( leaning compounds for silverware. Mrs. Clem explained and demonstrated how to use the Javelle water for various stains. During the afternoon the hostess served homemade candy. It is plan tied to hold the next meeting April 24. with Mrs. Clyde- Harden. The W (). M L will hold their regular meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Moose Home All members are requested to be present. Tile Delta Theta Tau business meeting will he held Monday evening a' seven-thirty o’clock, at Ihe home of Miss Helen Sehnitz, on First street. ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR NOTRE DAME FORMAL The annual formal Ball spoils red by the Fort Wayne-Notre Dame Club will be held on Monday evening, from ten until thrqe. in the ballroom of the Anthony Hotel in Fort Wayne. Bill Fink, general chairman of the Ball, has completed arrangements for what promises to be one of the best dances ever given by the club. There are a limited number of bids to be had and anyone desiring to attend is asked to see Fred Connell, Hugh Holthouse or Bob Voglewede regarding the remaining possibilities. AGED COUPLE GIVEN HOUSE WARMING After the close of the services last night at the Evangelical church, the congregation went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith, 433 First street, and gave them a real old-fash-ioned house warming. The Smiths had spent the winter with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bandtel and daughters in Fort

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Wayne. Lust Saturday, they opened up their home again on First street. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are highly respected members of the First Evangelical church. About seventy-five of the members of the church walked in on them with baskets and sacks of provisions, until the kitchen had taken on the appearance of a ware house. So quietly was the plan worked, that Mr. and Mrs. Smith, though they attended the services at the church last

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night, had nut the slightest suspicion, until they heard the singing on their front i»orch. When they opened the door, they saw many members of the congregation they had seen in church just a few minutes before, the pastor, the Rev. M. W. Sundernuin, leading the procession. After a few hymns and prayer, and hearty expressions of good wishes, the couple was left to themselves to review the generous donations.

Robert Voglewede, senior at Notre Dame university, came home today to spend Easter with his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Voglewede.

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| THE ADAMS Theatre | Last Time Tonight jfi i SEE A N I) H E AR! | “BEHIND THE GERMAN LINES” | The official record of the Great War from behind the German SjS Front' SEE all the major battles of the World War planned and UfJ |f» fought in the most amazing series of actual battle scenes ever 30 ■fl shown in this country! SEE the assault at Verdun with the p.nj camera in the front rank of the attackers! I£ 30 ALSO—Aesop's Fables and Bathe News h: otr Si 15c .foe hg FRI. ONLY BELLE BENNETT in "THE POWER OF SILENCE." ffi Jfj SUNDAY & MON—JOHN GILBERT in "MASKS OF THE DEVIL" with ALMA RUBENS—IN SOUND! jj- | THE CORT | tfi Last Time Tonight S Oe REGINALD DENNY in a fast moving B “RED HOT SPEED’’ S IS .... s Ijl I his is absolutely Denny's best so don't miss it! IC ADDED—The official pictures of the Strangler Lewis- (ltU" Dynamite (Jus Sonnenberg wrestling match for the championship of the world. pg snl Hi Added—Comedy and News. • 10c--25c Hi me nje Pg FRIDAY—"THU AI’ACHE” with Margaret Livingston I jfi and Good Cast. IE lijcf SUNDAY & MONW —Colleen Moore in "WHY BE GOOD.’ s?r2 an v» v i (■ W *Va ''J*”-'*'’’ • • ; ■■-v -- -~© ' ™ ' y X/ 71 fV'X J I J [ EASTER I GREETINGS I To all our patrons and friends we extend our vejy best wishes for a pleasant Easter. As you form your ideals on Sr this happy day, may you decide * to open and continue an active raffia SAVINGS ACCOUNT at L THE peoples loan P ■ & TRUST CO. ■ BANK of service

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Mia. Ralph Straub of Peterson visited with Mrs. Albert Shady at Preblo today. Mrs. Hertry Cook of Monroe was shopping in Decatur yesterday

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