Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 15 November 1929 — Page 3

MB \\ v i * (J/ nl ii r Mlss Mary Macy =_. |l MiH! * Margaret Haley I’hones 1000—1001 There are Two Sides to Most Smart Things This Year

New York, Nov. 15.—(U.R)—Tlwe are certainly two Hides to the milliiery question and they are seldom alike. Milliners seem <to have exer■soil all their ingenuity to obtain this effect. If one side Is narrow, the Ether must be wide. If one goes down, the other just naturally goes up. ■ never, never does to have both sides of one’s hat alike. For that matter this’is more or less true of many things being worn, Leu coats. Heretofore one could r ely on one’s coat being conservative

gS, least in its hemline, but not so The upward front line, K d the more obvious dipping back is now rivaled by the coat which a lander at one side only, or some ■stuiliance a>t the hem which makes a one sided effect. ®Fur coats like cloth ones have their and downs. They are molded to form and make much of the dressidea, which after all makes for’ JSmfort. ■ Recent gridiron events have provthat beige dyed lapin is a formHable entry into sports circles which ■ amusing since while lapin is quite H important for formal affairs. LapK sports coats are frequently belted K,l often short. Lapin evening coats H-e short also though rarely belted. Hohnny collars,” scarf collars and H>ws are among the neck treatments. ■ \\’.-->- it not for the fact that sash- ■ tl does not ins’st on the use of only furs, winter prospects woui I a bit disheartening since oilHously one just must be buried in fur H find life worth living. Moyal workers Hold meeting ■ The regular meeting of the Loyal Korkers class of'the Evangelical SunHy School was held last evening at K home of Mrs. Earl Butle: on North I Kt' h street. The devotionals led by I Hrs William Myers opened the meet Hg. after which the business session Has held. Plans were nude for the Kni.tmas party and exchange of gifts Hhi< h will be held at the home of the Hacher. Mrs. Fred Linn, the date of He affair to ba decided upon later. Kt that meeting a pot-luck supper will enjoyed, also. Eighteen members ?»nil two guests enjoyed the meeting,' sid a social time of contests and pines was a feature of the evening's , inteitainment. Dainty refreshments' tere served by the hostess. .ADIES AID PLANS SUPPER Mrs. Will Penningston acted as hosess, Thursday afternoon to the memers of the Ladies Aid Society of the limed Brethren Church Mrs. Mattie “isher and Mrs. C. E. Baughman asisted her in entertaining the ladies, luring the business session it watL.defiled to observe the annual anniverary supper, Novenfber 23, and to hold basket dinner the following Sunday n the church basemnt. Refreshments onsisting of fruit salad, whipped ream, and cake were served by the ostesses.

■plans to attend ■DISTRICT MEETING I The Women of Mooseheart Legion tjje regular lodge meeting. were made for the Legionnaires ■o attend the District Meeting at BluffWednesday November 20, with an ■ifternoon and evening program. The ■local team has accepted an invitation put on lie drill work at the meet ® ing Wednesday Other business includplans for a pot-luck supper to be Thursdaey, November 21 at six o’clock in the Moose Home. Fol■owing the tegular lodge meeting the ■adies will nominate officers. ■entertains ■so CHA REA I Mrs. Dick Ehinger entertained the of the So Cha Rea Club at ■>er home on Mercer Avenue list even■»g. Several tables were arranged for ■ridge and at the conclusion prizes for ■>ißh score were awarded to Mrs. Hub Schmitt, first, Miss Marie Mur■Wh, second, and Miss Jean Murtaugh ■third. During the evening plans for annual Christmas party of the ■-■lub were discussed. At the conclusion the party the hostess served a deli■cous one course luncheon of Thanksappointments which matched ■the tallys and napkins. The next meetof the club will be held in three ■weeks at the home of Mrs. Fred Ful ■enkamp. ■° Y- B. CLASS ■MEETS PLEDGE g Mrs Emma Hebble, Mis. Jess Hurst Mrs. Will Heller entertained the ■>embe:s of the D- Y. B. class of the Brethren Sunday School, last ■ Pvp ning, at the home of Mrs. Hebble. ■** business session was held during the treasurer repot ted that there ■'' as one dollar and thirteen cents over ■L’ p class pledge for the .building fund, roll call was responded to by each ■“ember giving her favorite hymn and ■eiling why she liked it. A large num- ■ ei of members were presented and an meeting was held. Dainty re-

I I- I ■ , — n.|TR CALENDER 1 Friday Baptist Philathae Class meeting, ' Mm. O. B. Miller, 7:30 p.m. Amicitia Club, Mrs. Russel Melchi, ■j 7:30 P. M. 1 United Brethren W. M. A., Mrs. '.Earl Krider, 2 p.m. M. E. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, Mrs. Wilson Beery, 2:30 p. m. Saturday Christ an Ladies Aid. plate supper. 1 church basement, 5 to 7 P. M. Menoa* Bona-Tems Club, Mrs. Jess Kuhn, 7:30 P. M. "Little Women" by Dramalie Depirtment of Woman's Club, 11 S. Auditor ium, 8 p. m. Research Club, Mrs. Charity Hoop- ■ er, 2:30 p. m. r «•»<♦•» Tri Kappa. Mary Suttles. 8 P. M. Psi lota Xi Sorority, Mrs L S. Armstrong, 8 P M. Mary and Martha J’lass of M. E. Church, Church parlors 6 P. M Catholic Ladies of Columbus Pot luck supper, K. of C. Hall, 6:30 P. M. Wedneuo* * Shakespeare Club Mrs. Earl B Ad ams, 2:30 P. M. Evangelical Ladies Aid Thanksgiving Dinner, church basement. freshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting of the class will be held December 19. which will be the annual Christmas party. TRIANGLE CLASS HOLDS MEETING Mrs. Carl Fisher entertained the ' members of the Christian Triangle | Class at het home yesterday Twelve members of the class were piesent. ; The regular routine of business was I disposed of after which a social houi ' was enjoyed*The hastes-, Miss Mina I Lampe served delicious refreshments to the members. The next meeting of the class will be the Christmas Party and exchange which will be held at the home of Miss Sylvia Ruhl. MEETING OF LADIES AID SOCIETY Mrs. Sam Chronister was hostess to the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church yesterday afternoon. During the business meeting a report was g v,-n by Mrs. Homer Ruhl, Treasurer of the society. Following the report the tegular routine of business was followed after which Mr- Chronister invited the ladies into the dining room where they, were served a two-coursa luncheon. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. Mary Durr.

The Mary and Martha Cltss of the Mtfthod’st Church will meet Tuesday evening at six o'clock in the Church parlors. A pot-luck supper will be enjoyed followed by the regular meeting. PHOEBE BIBLE CLASS HOLDS MEETING The Phoebe Bible Class of the Reformed Sunday School met last night it the home of Mrs. A- R. Ashbaucher Mrs. H. B. Macy, president of the class had charge of the business meeting, during which time plans for a Christ mas patty and exchange December 12 ,-ere discussed. Following the business hour a social time wrs enjoyed during which time the hostesses Mrs. Ashbaueher. Mrs. Otto Kirsch, and Mrs. Harry Knapp served delicious refreshments DECATUR LADY ATTENDS PARTY Mis. Robert Helm was. oite of the several gues s who attended the an-i nouncement patty of Miss Adele Gerke in Fort Wayne, Wednesday evening The early part of ths evening was spent in pitying bridge, after which a luncheon was served at the small tables where a color note of yellow and white prevailed. The marriage of Miss Gerke to Raymend‘Williams •"ill take place in the near future. Miss Gerke is employed in the billing office of a Fort Wayne d 'pntnient store. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. J L. Kocher entertained the members of the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club and several’other guests at her home Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock. Mrs. Roy Archbold was successful in winning the club prize for high score, and Mrs Fred 1 atterson was presented with the I guest prize for high score. At the con- ’ elusion of the games the hostess serv-, ed delicious refreshments.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 192'.).

PROGRESSIVE WORKERS ATTEND CHRISTMAS PARTY Tlie Progressive Workers of the United Brethren Sunday School met last evening at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E Merryman on Ninth street. The business meeting was opened with prayer by Thurman Dtew, followed by a Scripture reading by Marie Debolt. During the business session a pledge of seventy-five dollars was made by the class to h:t paid on the building fund for next year. Plans were also made for a Christmas party which will he held next month. December ]”, with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Slmckley on North Tenth street, and the annul) exchange of Christmas gifts will be enjoyed. Following the tegular routine of business, games furnished entertainment for the remainder of tlie evening, and a delicious two course luncheon was served by the hos.ess at the close of the evening CATHOLIC LADIES TO ENJOY SUPPER The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will enjoy a pot-luck supper, to be served Tuesday evening at six-thirty o’clock. All members of the organization are invited to attend the affair, which will be heid in the K. of C. Hail. The committee in charge of arrangements will include Mrs. Dorothy Miller as chairman. Mrs. Alphonse Kohne Mrs. Joe Tonnelier. Mis. Rose Appleman. and Misses Mareell t Alberding and MatlL ad Appleman. The remainder of the evening will he spent in playing card games.

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EASTERN STARS PLAN INITIATION A lurge number of Eiistern Stars ' met in the Masonic Hull last evening, i fur the regular meeting of the organl ration. The regular routine of bitsi' nona was followed, and plans were i made for the next meeting, at which , time Initiation will lie held, for a class of seven members. The meeting will be held Friday. November 29. Follow , Ing the business session games of ; Bunco nud Bridge were enjoyed ami ptlies were awarded to the winners. A social time was enjoyed and refresh inetits were served. MODERNE BOOK CLUB STUDY AMERICAN AUTHORS Tile Moderne Book’Club chose for discussion and study four outstanding '. American authors: Theodore Dreiser. I Louis Bromfleld, Harold Bell Wright and Edna Ferber, at the meeting i .which was held at tlie home of Miss Francile Lower, last evening. Mrs. Ed Bosse read alt interesting and con- ] else Introduction to the study of the modern and ultra modern ’American, authors, and outlined tlie topics for the group study of the subject. Brief biographical sketches were given of lamia Bii/uifle'.d, and Edna Ferber by Mrs. Bosse. Miss Josephine Suttles presented a paper on the life and works of Theodore Dreiser, the American author who has almost completely revolutionized American literature with the strength ami power of his writings, and as an interesting contrast, she gave a brief

resume of the life and writing, of Harold Bell Wright, the author of The Ozarks. The Club has for Intensive study, Louis Hromfleld's latest book, "The strange ('use of Miss Oniile Spragg," and a brief review was given of t hat book. At the conclusion of the mooting, Miss Lower, n slsted by her mother, Mrs. Homer Lower, served a one course luncheon, carried out in Thanksgiving seasonnl appointments. PLAN FOR ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DINNER The annual dinner which id to be served by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Evangel!cal Church in the church basement, will be an event of next Thursday, Novemlx-r 21. This is an annual afifalr which has been observed for the past eleven years. A chicken dinner will be served at the noon hour, and a cafeteria supper will take place In the evening. The patronage of the public is solicited. MENU ANNOUNCED FOR PLATE SUPPER The Christian Ladies announced the following menu for the forty cen' ELECTRIC SERVICE We repair all kinds of electric sweepers, irons, ioasters, lamps, motors, etc. All work guaranteed. For the best electric service Phone 214 Decatur Electric Shop ..' .. . ■»a& For Sale Nice young chickens for your 'clucken dinners, dressed tint! [delivered twice n week. Tuesday mid I’ridttys (sill Mrs. Grant Owens Monroe phone, N. it.

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plate supper wh'ch they will give Sattttday evening. November HI, from 5 until 7 o'clock in Hie Church base-

iueM-iUr‘» r»n .pi gytui?ijnit?ustji!!i erji ry im rn ia iF’ipnifieiu anGnPJTJ3lr‘'nZvrtJt niCTI. ’iCTImCTIi-njl. b'OVfCTI j nlniDP I THE CORT | Tonight-Tomorrow “ LIG H T FI NGE RS ” g jjfc A Big Talkie and Sound Version, featuring han Keith. Dorothy Revier and splendid cast. mJ de lite thrilling adventures and beautiful romance of ie “Light Fingers’* elusive cracksman, who terrorized DE i’p ind btiil'led the police. Added--The 3rd chapter of the serial BP | “At EOF SCOTLAND YARDS." H P Also--"DETEt TIVE WANTED ”. Talking Comedy. 9 Jh 15c —35 c H fl MAUNI E SATI BDAY al 2 l». M. K Sun. Mon. Tues, .hick Holl in “FLIGHT.” g? ’ (UE f THE ADAMS Theatre | Tonight Only W “ H A R I) B OILED” K an) is with SALLY O’NEIL, DONALD REED gg and LIL VAN TASH MAN 9 Os what stuff is this, our modern girl, made? Is she a ffi combination of jazz, gin, joy-ride and whoopee; a lip- are slick Lizzie with a companionate complex? Or is she 3D It- real? See Hie show. Be the judge. Make your verdict on the hard-boi'ed mod< rn girl. 3D U: ALSO—9th Chapter of "QUEEN OF THE NORTH WOODS” 9 ADDED—SNUB POLLARD in "THICK AND THIN.” 31 10c —25 c | pP SATURDAY—"THE DANGER PATROL” with Win. Russell and 3re Napoleon, The Dog Star. Sa pP Sun. Mon. Tues.—"FAST COMPANY" with Jack Oakie, Evelyn are Sfl Brent, "Skeets” Gal agher, Gwen Lee. An All Talking Comedy K Riot by Ring Lardner and Geo. M. Cohen.

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inent: Escalloped chicken, potatoes an gratin, green beins, cake, fruit salad, bread, buttei and coffee.