Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 6 December 1929 — Page 3

Hr I ci |IH C»IENI>KK I Fririxv | i i. dub, Mrs. Clyde Butler, 2 pm Hfr'’flfl I'leusullt Bible ('hiss. Mrs Sjhi I Kb rtiliin. 8 P- M ’ ■M \Hnuebub i dub. Red M>"i . ||:ill. r ,| ■ K>v. :i!_. loilgn. -| ,b ( .üb, Beu Hur bld' :• Bl jflflllov ing hxlW<’. HEM! Me'liiidist Womens Home. ,\| I K, . dod V. Mills, 2. P. M. I Saturday K 'ifl r It. I.udies Aid Pastry Sale. c. K iflK-r Meat Market, 11 A. M. iK-wB i .jiiuelieal Brotherhood. < ■ flfl,i ,rs. 7:311 P. M. iy t'lub. M: - l|."'b|v:l | H ■ i’ll Wouiau's dub. Art Impart imi;f y., K K Library Auditorium. 7:4b I Tuaanay ■ U iu.iimitii' itepai intent. Mis- \| ~ I Nelson. 7:30 p. fl ‘flg ho Idem dull. Mrs Ulmer I K:;<> P. M. ■fl bektih Christinas Party, I I) i B K. Hail, following lodge meeting. ■' "fl| rature Depart ineiit of the \\ I - Club. Mrs. ('. It. T.-pb-. I K M ■ Wednt-xrtav Ejjj| . on Lutheran Missionary socle ■ i party, Mrs. Cars Smith. ■Kiesday ' ■ IB Cdoricil club. Mrs. Charles l. : ■ Ken. 2:30 P. M. ■flfl i Lu' of the Nine", Evange|i, ,il ■ 7:30 P. M. fl'|fl 'h' Sl'eare duh. Mrs. John 'I ■ Kid. 2:30 P. M. | Khristian LADIES I Klan election E"fl \ large number of the members of ■ fl Christian ladies Ad so.-ie-, m fl'Ki • home of Mrs. Noah Mutts r-l, ■ d.n a ft! 'Oil I 101 l pa I E regular meeting of fl . Mrs August Kelly was adman ■fl. a member of 'he Ladies Aid I" ■ fl- meting will be held with M■ - ■ ■<•;! Eady in two we.-ks ami ..• ■ t ime Ihe mmiiirilimi and <-b-< ■ officers will be held. Mrs. v B i was assisted as hostess for .a noon by Mrs. Rena Hoffnmm ■ Kntertains I Ko CHA REA CLUB B '4i Fred Ftillenkamp out 11 ■ fl members of tlm So t iia Rea fl H' her homo last evening. During S business met: ng tlm »•«•:•!> d I Hided to give $lO to rim Delta Timm fl i's Good Fellow's club. Tentat ve ■ H llir “ rl| C'll rm put"' sE Sdist ttssed, the detai’s of vvhi'h w.II K announced la' -r. Following th' B mitiess meeting il t.ibl. . vv • . B for bridge and a 1 I’m B of five games prizes to- big" fl K ore were awarded to Miss R first. Mrs. Andrew Appel S flit: second. Mrs Moment Borm in. ■ flthird. and Mrs. Dick Ehinger. ton o ■ " n - Miss Florence Holt boss ■. ■ Ku st of the club, was pro-ented with E L'UOi t prize. Tlm hostess then scrv- ■ a one course inn heon. I Bona fide club K fIHOLDS meeting ■ I Mrs. Dave Rice en'ert fined t' ■ rubers of the Bona Fide Club at her K Thursday afternoen a: two o ■ Ku wk. Two tables ',’t'o arranged > ’ and at the conclusion of tlm S Bt"it(•• prizes for ItT 1 ’ s'cor • v " M to Mrs Arne Voder, ti -t awl -'< OH h Frye. ' . c ,, n d. During M mes the hostess served candv > ■ E guests. The next meeting of th' K B ,llb " bp at ,b l '" mr Mi ■■ K ’flAmo Yoder and will lie in two wee'rn ■ >1 The Brotherhood c.f the Evangelic: . ■ ■r'hni.-h will meet Motidax ■ veniiig at w ven-thirty o'clock in th ■ church patS for the annii 1 e!( turn offtcm.'. I B F,VE hundred club I Arlans Christmas afi air K ‘® [ The members of the Five Hundred H wer £ ' d“lightfitly mtertained b\ ■ Hvir -. Ed Coffee, Thursday evening at E home on Mercer Aveuim The ev. u ■ was spent in playing cards at R prizes w. re wi it by Mi s. Charb s H and .Mrs. Liwretwe Kieinhenz K B'^' 111 ' were made for the Christmas B which will be held in two weeks ■ the home of Mrs. Herman Gill'g. E Coff e served a dainty luncheon. s Kountry club ladies I BeNJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY E I The November and December sec- | of the social < rnnmitt e, of which E Enau Lankenau and Mrs. Henry | are chairmen, respectively. E flinite.l in entertaining the ladies ot I Conn ty Club and s"veral git s':'. I Br 8s regating about sixty ladies, at an E bridge and bunco party, I day afternoon, at tlm Decatur I Club hotisi . The 'dub rooms I attractively decorated with I appointments and minature I trees. Tlm diversion of the after I was bridge and bunco and t n I were arranged for the g tines A: I conclusion prizes for high score in ; | were awarded to Mrs. Roy I first, and Mrs. Leo Kirsch. I Blecond. Mr»r I. \V. Maey received the I piize in bridge and Mrs. Fred I was presented with the prize I B^' h high score in the bunco games. The I^^^Blos’esses then served a two I of Christmas appointments . j B*" *be guests. Mrs. Enau Lankenau and

|Mt'H. Henry Schulte were in*charge of I I,ri(lße Mrs. R. I). Myers had 1 nge of the bunco games. They were insisted In the details of the party by he members of the November and December sections of the social committee. Club members from neighborI ng cities as well tts from Decatur and several out-of-town guests attended the party. POPULAR LOCAL GIRL married Thursday At a quiet and Impreswlvo home w»*dding performed Thursday evening p'l eight o'clock, Miss Elizabeth Frwln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Imre It. I'.rw U of this city became the bride of !■ red c. Rhoda of Fort Wayne. i The double ring c eremony was used nnd was read by Rev. Harry H. Fernthe 1. pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city. The bride and gloom were attended by Mr. and Mrs. t I-eo Jones, sister and brother-in-law of the groom. The home was ati 1 tntctivdy decorated with a profusion ■ of lovely flowers. I'or the occasion the bride wore a dahlia shade gown fashioned along the princess lines with dark hose and black kid footwear. She carried a lovely bouquet of sunhurst roses. The groom was attired in the conventional blue. Following the ceremony a wedding litiiiet was served at the home of the bride. Covers were arranged for the i following wedding guests: Mr. and Mis. Gus Rhoda, Mr. and Mrs. Leo lones, all of Bedford: Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Littlejohn of Fort Wayne: Miss Helen Christen, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erwin, and Mr. and Mrs. Dore B. Erwin of th s city, and the bride and groom. Mr. and Mis. Rhoda let. immediately for a wedding trip, keeping their destination a secret. They will reside tfter December 7 at their furnished ipartment at 2215 Webster street. Fort Wayne. Mrs. Rhoda is a graduate of Decatur high school with the class ot 1927, af.er which she attended Westj urn college at Oxford, Ohio, and Madame Blaker’s school in Indlanap--1 >1 s. She is a member of the local Tri Kappa sorority. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. (tats Rhoda of Bedford and was graduated from Wai‘on School of Commerce in Chicago. He is employed as an accountant at fokheim 01 Tank and Pump company, Fort Wayne. EVER READY CLASS HOLDS YEARLY ELECTION Mrs. Ed Whi'.right was entertaining hostess to the members of the Ever Ready cluss of the Methodist Sunday School, last evening at her home on Monroe street. Mrs. R. W. Stoakes had harge cf the devotionals which were relative to the Chris mas season, and as a part of the devotional services,

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. DECEMBER (>, 1929.

Mrs. Dan'Tyndall sung a vocal solo.] The regular routine of business was then followed, uml the treasurer’s yearly report was given. The nomination I and election of officers for the next ■’year resulted in the following; presl-i ■jdetr, Mrs. Delton Paaswater; secre- 1 11 tary, Mrs. Grant Fry ; assistant secre- ! I I tary, Mrs. Albert Beery, and treasurer, Mrs. Giles Porter. The Christmiis exchange was enjoyed and many beautiful and useful presents were exchanged Hmong the members. At the close ■ of the meeting the hostesses. Mrs. ; John Nelson. Mrs. Dan Tyndall. Mrs. ' i J. W. Callund, Mrs. Frank Auraml. Mrs. I > Clay Engle, Mrs. Heber Hnmbarger, , and Mrs. Orville Baughman, served a one course luncheon ot Christmas apI pointmeiits. , MODERNE BOOK CLUB , HAS INTERESTING STUDY The Moderne Hook Club met with M'ss Josephine Suttles, Thursday ' veiling at seven-thirty o'cloc k. Miss i Frandlle Lower presented interestin'-; papers on the Ilves and works of: i Booth Tarkington and Edith Whart- ; on. Following this. Mrs. Ed A. Bosse I -gave detailed reports on the lives of I i Sinclair Lewis and Thornton Wilder. ■ setting out in part the difference tn' - the'r style and mode of writing and, showing the views of each. Lewis is ■ realistic in his writings ns contrast* 1 ■ to Wilder, who writes of the fan , ■ tast'e. Sketches of other well-known I American authors were given by the > following: Sherwood Anderson, Miss Eloise Lewton; Gene Stratton Porter. ; Mrs. Herman Myers; Joseph C. Lini coin, Miss Mary Suttles; George . Gibbs, Miss Mary Macklin; Ann Parl rish. Mrs. Milton Swearingen; Glenway Westcott. Miss Margaret Mylott; Ellen Glasgow. Miss Florine Michaud. • A review of an American tragedy i>v ■ Theodore Dreiser was also presented. I Other popular American novels were , d scussed. At the close of the meeting delicious refreshments were serv- ■ ed by the hostess. The next meeting ’ of the club will be held in two weeks - with Mrs. Ed A. Bosse. I . WOMEN'S SOCIETY 1 HODLS INTERESTING MEETING The Baptist Women’s Society met at ■ the home of Mrs. Gettis Parmer on Line Street, Thursday evening for the regular missionary and business meet-' ing of the month of December. The mee ing was opened with a duet "Beautiful Garden of Prayer" sung byMrs. C. E. Peterson and Miss Edwinna Shroll. Mrs. H. N. Shroll had charge of the missionary program and her subject for the evening was "Prayer Without Ceasing" She read several ■ Bible scriptures on prayer and gave an interesting and instructive talk on i her subject. She also quoted remarks I from prominent and inflenntial men on - he subject of prayer. Following her I talk a song "Sweet Hour of Pr.ayer" . was enjoyed. Mrs. John Everett spoke!

!on "’What prayer has meant in my , life and the early days of our church.’’ Mrs. (). E. Miller then gave a reading aftei which Mrs. H 11. laimmlmiin and Edwinna Shroll favored the Indies i with an instrumental duet. Mrs. S. E. - ISh imp spoke on "What prayer means In tile home." Following the program the routine of business was disposed : ot after which a social hour wits ell- - joyed. Mrs. Parmer served refresh- . ments at the conclusion of the social ■ hour. The I’ulted Brethren Ladles Aid j society will conduct a pastry sale in , the Gerber Meat Burket, Sa’urdiy morning. Pusterles of all kinds, hot chicken and noodles may lie procured at the sale which will begin at eleven o’clock. No deliveries will be made. HONORS HUSBAND WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. George Stults entert lined Wednesday evening at a six o’clock dinner 1 complimentary to Mr. Stults who celebrated his birthday aninversary. The dinner was in the form of a surprise party and covers were arranged for the ’ following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Lee ; Stults, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stults, Mr. • ami Mrs. John Stults, Mr. and Mrs. i' Andy Zeser and daughter Marie, Cecil I Schafer and Dick Sutton, and Mr. and ' Mrs. George Stults and daughter Be'ty I Following the dinner several luteivst png games furnished the diversion of i the evening. The honored guest was . the recipient of many birthday gifts. i LEGIONNAIRES HOLD ELECTION The Women of Mooseheart Legion . held their regular meeting last eveniing in the Moose Home, at which time ‘the election of officers for the next year was held. The election resulted in ; the following: Mrs. J. M. Breiner, Senior Regent; Mrs. J. D. Grim. Junior Regent; Mis. Erwin Schafer, Recorder; Mrs. Archie Long, past regent; Mrs. Frank Lynch, chaplain: Mrs. Albert Glass, treasurer. Plans were - made for the Christmas party and gift exchange the date of which will be anI nounced at the next meeting of the organization to be held Thursday even- : ingMISSIONARY SOCIETY 1 ENJOYS INTERESTING MEETING The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. L. Kocher. Twenty six ladies of , the socie.y were present and one ’ guest, Mrs. Nora Dell Smith-Gumble of Pawpack, Pa. The meeting was , opened with the singing of 'Joy to ! the World’’ after which Mrs. C. D. , Teeple offered the opening prayer. , The business session followed under . the direction of the president, Mrs. ! James Elberson. Among other rou- • tine bus ness the following commit- ■ tees were appointed: the program ■ committee. Mrs. Harry H. Ferntheil,

Mrs. J <’. Sutton, and Mrs. John Maynard: and the nominating com mitten, Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mis. M. A. Frisinger. and Mrs. D. B. Erwin. Mrs. Walter Beane lend the devotionals after which Mrs. John Mngley gave the second chapter of the study book "Th nklng wl.h Africa." Mrs. Charles W. Knapp then read n letter from Surah Caphrone, who Is a inlsslonary of the Presliyterlitn Sunset Gap school In Tennessee. Mrs. J. It. Horton also read a letter from Mrs. William R. Walton, a graduate of the Presbyterian Sheldon Jackson school of Alaska. A short program In keeping with the approaching season of Christmas was given. A vocal duet, "O Lfttle Town of Be.hlehetn" by Mrs. E. I). Engeler, and Mrs. J. It. Horton, after which a short playlet entitled "The Christmas Spirit” with Catherine Engeler, Margaret Campbell, Helena Rayl. Marjorie De Voss, and Martha Christen was given. A vocal solo "Oh Come Let Cs Adore Him'' was sung by Mrs. Leo Saylors, An unusually large offering was re necompan ed by Mrs. Fred Smith, ceived from those present. Follow ing the interesting program the hostess. Mrs. Kocher, assisted by Mrs. J. R. Horton and Mrs. James Elberson served refreshments of Christmas appointments. A social hour follow ed the luncheon. The 1 adies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church have planned the annual Christmas party to be given Thursday afternoon, December 19, at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors. The ladies of the Missionary society were cordially invited to attend along w th every lady of the church. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Patsy Berling celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday afternoon with a lovely party from four to sixthirty o’clock. The afternoon was spent in p aying games and contests with prizes being awarded to Bob and Dick Briede and Vincent Tanvas. Mrs. Berling, assisted by Miss Monica Colchin served refreshments at the conclusion of the afternoon. Those present included Bob and D'ek Briede, Freddie and Phyllis Jean Coffee. Kath

GIFTB for a Man from M-XWB A Man’s Store KHBGfl’t'* W* < a'Uflfli As usual this store is the best place to buy His Gift. A large variety of articles and a large selection of patterns and colors in each article. LOOK OVER THIS LIST~ Men’s and Boy’s Gifts Neckwearsoc to $1.50 . xittenssoc to $3.00 Bat.i Robes .. $1.75 to $12.50 Hatssl.so to $7.50 Dressing Gowns. .$5 to $16.50 ( .. . , K.O Sweaters SI.OO to SIO.OO Pajamassl.9.) to $3.00 SuHsf() s;}4 50 Shirts SI.OO to $5.00 Overcoats ... $14.50 to $34.50 Suspenders .... 50c and SI.OO Sheep Lined Coats Belts2sc to SI.OO $6.95 to $7.50 Rea! Silk Hosierysoc Roy’s Corduroy Coats.. $7.85 Handkerchiefs .... 5c to 50c Work Coatss2.2s up Dress Gloves .... 50c to $4.00 Supporters2sc to 50c Mufflers9sc to $5.00 Helmets7sc to $1.75 Silk Underwear . 85c Rook and Tie Setssoc Union Suits .... 50c to $6.00 Tie and Pencil Sets. .... 50c Wen! Shirts ... $1.95 to 85.00 Tie and Razor Setsßl.oo Ruckskein Jackets .... $5.00 Sox and Razor Sets.... SI.OO Fur Lined Glovess3.Bs Tip end Garter Setssoc His Gift CAN be se’ected at this store. All articles in Christmas Boxes at no extra charge. Vance & Linn DECAT UR ’ S U. C. B. STO R E

ryn Louise Yager, Dicky Linn, Vincent Tanvas, Joan and Maurice Colchin, Lois Baughman, Jihiii Des Jean, and the honor guest, Miss Patsy Berling. During the afternoon little Miss

| THE ADAMS Theatre | Tonight and Saturday ® f “THKRI VER W O MAN” 1 Jn with LIONEL BARRYMORE, Jacqueline Logan, Chas. Delaney. Sra \\ ith MUSIC S' ORE and SOUND EFFECTS! Bg RAGING ROMANCE uimd the ruins of an underworld honky-tonk! lye 35 DRIVING DRAMA.in the death of Hu- biggest hearted bully on the Misslss'ppl! TENDER LOVE In the amazing metamorphosis of 31 Ua the I'lichess. most notorious woman on the river! A Blazing Ua Ucl cinema treat all around! A BIG SPECIAL! I ' 3rt rl UE Also—Poodles Hannaford in “DEAF, DUMB and BLONDE." Added—2nd Chapter "THE BLACK BOOK"—A THRILLER! jrS 10c —2sc g SR Sun M<m. A Tues—"THK GREENE MI'RDER CASf-r with Wtn. 3N BE Powell. Jean Arthur and a (.rent Cast. A PARAMOFNT “ALIjS! TALKING Mvsteiy Thrilhr! I — Sffl • j THE CORT | v Tonight--Tomorrow “THE LONG, LONG TRAIL” S A Universal Talkie with w 31 HOOT GIBSON fig irt Here’s Hoot riding his wildest; fighting his harden; loving his art UE grandest. Here’s Hoot it the eyvlon < < enter of the most whiz- -K '-ing world of action you ever saw ... a rodeo with stunts that. DE H v.id raise your hair ... a cross-country race that will have you m j? shouting ... a dramatic story that will make you gasp! Here’s Wj f? the We-teru with a WALLOP! <2 \dtled—(ith chapter < f the serial, “ACE OF SCOT- de LAND YARDS.” Talking Comedy Qj 0 and Movietone News. 715 c —35 c ye ,jB Sunday, Monday, Tuesday ‘SONOS OF KEN 11 (.K\ c

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Berling was the recipient of many lovely b'rthday gifts. ■■ ,l lll ni.i— -O- . — D W. Beery of Fort Wayne w»s talking It over with friends here today