Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 22 February 1930 — Page 5

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■ hl > influ. 1 '1 spring neck- ■ 1 pique or u.-üble georgette Kfrillv t> I ‘,«»« r sets Kre of chiffon or Ke chiffon "HU real lace. K greatest ...nety of colors Kin pin- ' O'- sets, jabot Etsiis.u; :!«owlph» hlonses. Kik vllow. baby blue Kch are - 'nlorsed for this ■ rf„ w k«i.r .vlliell is UsualKLted 'or lightweight woolKmitail'U' -ilk crepe frock Ker or cc. 'lasting colors. K-pink and like yellow are in ’i" georgette and Kjgiiups. 111 M it is generally K; f d that puik Inis the greatKgwtional possibilities, not it ■■ .1 color strongly Led for M" i''.g costumes, but K t k"" it blends with many K color-1 an ! is becoming to ■ types of ■ 'inplexions. The ■nllow clnlT'm is combined ■ jeep ecru Alencon lace in ■.collar- "'h shoulder capes ■ volume which is expected Kbear dep.irlinents tills seaKg s urely be increased by the Mfejon of a youthful, and ■h very flattering fashion ■ not onb lends a cool note King and >.turner frocks, but ■ire sugge-:. d for those who ■to freshen winter costumes ■ late into the spring season. ■MTAINS for ■ hundred club ■ Henry S. Imlte entertained Blit Handl ed . tub at her home ■rth Fourth stieet, last eveB Mrs. Anna Keller was a ■of the chib other than the ■ ■embers. ■ting several games of five B»i. prizes for high scores Bron by Mrs. Charles ChrisKirs. Carrie Ehinger, Mrs. M. ■pr and Mrs. Pat Hyland. ■ Schulte -erved a luncheon ■ ■ HURS ■M CHIEF ■ Benibets of the Ben Hut ■ honored ther chief, Mrs. MiiBis-, with .1 surprise party held Be Ben II:, - Hall last evening the tegular lodge meetKte occasion was the birthday Bersary of the honored guest, fc ladies bn ught well filled lias Band a deli, intis pot-luck supper Ifßjoyed after the lodge meet- ■ A large birthday cake containkilted candles formed the cenBreuf th > long table where the ■er was st- ve<|. Following the ■er Mrs. Wise was presented ■alovely b-rthday gift from tile pens. WONARY SOCIETY BSTHANk OFFERING F M. E. Hower was hostess to Izembers of the Women's ForBMbsionaty Society of the MeIfct Episcopal church at her ■ 011 NOl I. Fourth street, yesF) afternoon. Eighteen wentf nf the society and three visi |»ere pre nt at the meeting, r" W. F. cry had charge of Hcvotiotials after which Mrs. ski Champlin conducted a Myspox question period. Mrs. Del z I Bashar : president, had ► of the business 'session a' pi tune several future events r discussed. Mis. Christena wreat] an interesting paper 011 pubjeet of "Mite Boxes" after Ftheladit , planned the Annual P k offering which will be held F? moralng. «es were also discussed for th<paary Tea which the society •Ji'f. celebrating Founder’s bay iMari-h 21. F u *ing the business st ssion a Mee composed of Mrs. M. E. p. Mrs Freeh Slower, Mrs. . Baughman, and Mrs. Hoss r es served refreshments. Kirkland Ladies Club will R m the Kirkland High School, f“y utfcriioon at one-thirty o’pRs friend H bunco party '" Walter Deitsch delightfully gained witli a party at her p Unirsday evening honoring : «ose Sage. The home was I# . r Vel - v decorated for the io appointments in keep-; * l,b George Washington’s and flags and other pa- ' e niblem s were used throug’i•tf 6 e " te! ' ll ’iniiig rooms. , tab’es were arranged Kd T " e Kuaco and at the con-, of the games prizes for I

CLUB CALENDAR Saturday U. B. Cafeteria Supper, postponed one week. Mt. Talior Cafeteria supper, Christian Church basement, 5 to 7 p. m. Monday Girl Scouts Patrol 2. Miss Bettv Frislnger. 3:30 p. 111. Literature Department, Miss Kathryn Hyland. 7 p. 111. Dramatic Department study meeting, Mrs. Leo Saylors, 7 p. ni. Monday Night Club, Mrs. Floyd Enos. 7:30 p. m. Pythian Needle Club, K. of r Home, following lodge meeting. Art Department Mis. Herman Hollman 7:15 p. tn. Research Club Guest Day, Mrs. Dore B. Erwin, 2:30 p. 111. Bona-Tems Club, Mrs. Robert Miller, 7:30 p. in. Tuesday St. Vincent de Paul Society Gues' party, K. of C. Hall, 2 p. ni. Kirkland Ladies Chili, Kirkland High School. 1:30 p. ni. C. L. of C-, Pot-luck supper and guest night. K of C. Hall 6:30 p. m. Psi lota Xi Sorority, Miss Florence Magley, 8 p. m. Wednesday Union Township Woman’s Club, Mrs. Dallas Supller, 1:30 p. ni. Five Hundred Club, Mrs. El Coffee. 7:30 p. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. C. D Teeple, 2:30 p. ni. Thursday Lutheran Indies Missionary Society card party, schoolhouse, 8 p.lll. high score were awarded to Mrs. A. R. Aslibaucher, first, and Mrs. Dallas Goldner, second. The honored guest, Mrs. Sage, was then presented with a lovely prize from the hostess. A luncheon in one course which can led out the decorative note of the evening was served at the close of the evening. The guest list included the Mesdatnes A. R. Aslibauclier. Dallas Goldner. Charles Erodbeck, Ralph Yager. David Adams, Tillman Gerber, H. B. Macy, Pattison, Ed Miller, the honored guest, Mrs. Rose Sage, and Miss Mathilda Selleineyer. MINNEHAHA CLUB ENJOYS BUNCO PARTY The Minnehaha Club m i last evening in tile Red Mens Hall, immediately following the Pocahontas lodge session. A short business ses sion was held, after which four tabl l s were arranged for Bunco, with Mrs. Archie Foley, and Mrs Cash Lutz winning the prizes presented for high scores, and Noah Fry winning tile consolation prize. The iiostesses for the evening. Mrs. Floyd Acker and Mrs. Clara Baumgartner, served refreshments at the close of the evening. The Literature Department will meet with Miss Kathryn Hyland Monday evening at seven o’clock instead of seven-thirty o’clock as was announced. Mrs. Ed Coffee will entertain the members of the Five Hundred Club at her home on Mercer avenue. Wednesday evening at seven-thiriy o'clock. Th- Union Townhip Woman’s club will meet Wednesday at ope thirty o’clock at the home of Mrs. Dalias Spuller The roll call will be answered by "My Winter Tabb Decora tiona.’’ The lesson will be the making of artificial flowers and will be in Hie charge of Mrs. Chaunce; Clem. All of tin- ladies are requested to bring scissors. All member;: and visitors an cordially invited tc attend. Patrol number Iwo of file Girl Scouts will meet at the home of Miss Hetty Frisinger, Monday at three-thirty o’clock. GENTLEMEN SURPRISED WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY August Christianer and Henry Franz, were delight fully surprised last evening with a birthday dinner and party given at the Heuer home near this city. A lovely luncheon was served at a long table where two large cakes were plated. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heuer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franz and children Harold. Martha Louise, and Mildred of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heuer Miss Hulda and Louise Bleeke. William Uleeke, Mr. and Mrs. John Heuer and daughteis Florence, anti

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Helen. Theodore Heuer, Sophie Heuer, and August Ctiristiauer. PHILATHAE CLASS HOLDS MEETING The Philatliae Class of the Bap tist Church met last evening nt the home of Mrs. S. E. Shamp on Mercer avenue for the regular meeting. Mrs. Harve Shroll iiad charge of Hie business session after which Mrs. Curtis Moser presented a program which dealt with George Washington's birthday. Several dev er and |itereating contents ami readings were given after which delicious refreshments In keeping with the celebration of George Washing.on’s birthday wore served. Tlie St. Vincent De Paul Society will hold i< guest party Tueada/ afternoon at two o'clock In the K. of ('. Hall. Tlie committee in charge of the arrangements forth ■ affair include Mik. Charles Omlor, Mrs. Alex. Tanvas, and Mrs. Michael Sorg, and request that eadi member bring at least one member to th" affair. The social period of thafternoon will be spejit in playing Bingo. -4 MILDRED LIDOY HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss. Mildred Liddy was honor ed with a Bridge party of lovely appointments last evening when Miss Dorothy Durkin and Mrs. Albert Gehrig entertained in her honor at tlie Durkin home on South First street. Four small tables were arranged about the entertaining rooms and at the conclusion of games Miss Mary Suttles and Mrs. Van Boyd were presented with tire prizes for higli scores, and they in turn presented them t<> the honor guest. The guests were invited to the dining room where a clever arrangement of a small tree loaded with red and a hatchet near it were in keeping with Washington’s birthday. Under the tree a large number of gifts were found, which were presented to Miss Liddy. A luncheon in two courses, prepared by Mrs. Maude Dprwin and Mrs. Ruby Durkin, was served by the hostesses. The small tables were centered with tall tapers which were lighted during tlie serving of tlie luncheon. The guests for the affair included the Misses Mildred Liddy, Mary Suttles. Marjorie May of Corunna, Veronica Anker of Fort Wayne, F.orine Midiaud, .Iqsteen Hocker. Eola Gentis of Fort Wayne, and Dorothy Durkin, and the Mesdames Charles Keller of Fort Wayne, Van Boyd of Middletown, Herman Myers, Harry Knapp. P- B. Thomas, H. B. Macy, Albert Gehrig, and Paul Saurer. Mrs. ffista Liddy. Mrs. Eugene Runyon anu Mrs. Jesse Cole were also guests at the party.

COURT HOUSE Marriage Licenses Enos Brandenberger, Allen Coun ty, carpenter, to Salome Schwartz. Adams County. Real Estate Transfers Clara Linnemeier et al, land in Preble township to Herman LinnemeJer, for Jl.hii. — o Gets Bus Line Pennit Indianapolis, Reh. 22. (UP) Elmer M. Sev’ng, Fort Wayne, today was granted a permit by the Public Service Commission to operate a bus line between F>rt Wayne and the Ohio-Indiana state line. o — A Harder Job Jud Tunkins says a great timin cler is to lie mliqired. But tlie man who lias to think hard and work fast is the one who takes care of current bills with a limited income. o Ask Any Salesman When a man wants an open car and his wife a sedan, tlie argument generally revolves into a closed in cident. o Gave Radium to World Radium wus first obtained from pitchblende by M. and Mme. Curie md Bemont in IS9S. o —j. Though* Is Supreme Mind said Daniel Webtfer, is tlie great leveler <rf all things: human thought Is tlie process by which human ends are alternately an swered o What Is a Husband? A husband is a man who comes liome two hours lute and wonders why in thunder his wife hasn't got l )a ck—Snn Frandsco Chronicle. o Showed Flag to World * The United States national em blem was first carried around tlie world on th; ship Columbia, which left Boston September 30. 1787. ami returned to Boston on August 10, 1790. — o —— Modern Ancients Historian says ancient women used cosmetics 3,000 years ago—and many ancient wojuen still use them—Wall Street Journal. oThe Harder Task How much easier do we find it to commend a good action than to imitate it - Anonymous.

Appear Here Monday kbL Ml c S Ifet IL 'ii i ft /WTwlm i vy The Novelty Entertainers Tlie Novelty Entertainers will apis-ar at Decatur high school Auditorium Monday niglit under tlie ausfiices of the Senior class, it is tlie closing number of tlie winter Lyceum course.

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Graydon Dixsou of Fort Wayne is spending the week-end in this cityvisiting with relatves and friends. Miss Miriam Parrish who is at tending business college at Toledo, Oho, is sp titling the week-end visiting her parents, Mi. and Mrs. John Parrish of this cjty. George W. Thatcher residing on route 6. to business in this city this morning. Mrs. Rose Sage who has been visiting witli her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernfst Schlickman for Hie past several weeks, will leave for her home in Denver, Colorado, Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bier of Indianapolis arived last evening for a sev ra| day’s visit with their sister--in-law, Mrs. Clarence Cottrell who is a patient at the Adams County Memorial Hospital. Miss Mardelle Hocker of Monroe spent the day visiting in this city. Miss Blanche Gotti el) of Fort Wayne is visiting for several days in this city while her mother is ill at the hospital. Miss Helen Colchin of this city and Kenneth Reusser of Bluffton visited last evening in Fort Wayne. Miss Mary Colchin and Charold Poinsette of Fort W»*ne will spend the w ek-end in this city visiting I

THE CORT SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Matinee Sunday at 2 I*. M. EVENING SHOWS—6-8-10 O'clock ™ A carefree kiss . . . that f° r him meant the loss of " a Throne ... for her heartbreak! See and hear This compelling drama of a Broadway Cinderella I B s* x J|K!-4bKHI **h° sacrificed love for 1 B A# sdsttiva-i fame . . . and found it ' ' ashes! <1 1 Singers . . . dancers . . . i ‘ X- * bands . . . girls . - . and A the w° r, d's fastest-crack-4 a * n 9 comedy combination in this delightful romance '' °f a w * lo chose suc " if cess before love and al- / most lost-both! a Street! IRL Betty Compson, Jack Oakie, Ned Sparks ADDED—“FIREPROOF,” a clever Talking OJT fTAv. Comedy, and Movietone News Ovl TONIGHT—“LET’S GO FLAWS” a musical talkie with good cast. Added--7th chapter of “Tarzan the Tiger.” Cartoon Comedy. Movietone News. 15c — 3ac

with Mr. and Mrs. John S. Colchin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Connell of Fort Wayne wid spend the week-end In this city visiting with Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Connell. Mr. and Mis. John Carmody and children of Huntington spent last evening visiting with friends in D ■ catur. Mss Veronica Anker of Fort Wayne arrived last evening to spend tiie week-end with her par nts.. Mr. and Mis. A. M. Anker. Miss Faye Fritzinger, Tom Kitson, and Francis Wertzberger motored to Dayton, Ohio last evening and witnessed tin- basketball garni Frank Rayl of Monroe visited In .his city’ today. Mis. Adrian Lenhart motored to Fort Wayne tins morning where she spent the day. Elephants, dress suits an’ croco<il es are tlie longest lived things of which ther's any record. “Som o’ these days the women o’ this country are gein’ to git fed up on washin’ bottles an’ crocks an' vote wet," declared Tell Binkley last evenin’. —Abe Martin. Indianapolis News W. P. Johnson of Route 6 was a business visito rin this city today. Walt el Mesel of Geneva visited in iliis cty today.

Cui Peterson, John Peterson and Leigh Bowen attended the automobile shov*«R Indianapolis yesterday. George Morris and Lawrence McFarren of Bluffton visited here today and attended (lie opeuiug of the new Morris store. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith of Detroit arived here last evening tot an over Sunday visit with Mrs. ( . it Hammed) and family. Mrs. N. J. Shaffnor of Wilbthire, Ohio is visiting over tlie week-end with her daughter Mrs. Fred Handler. C. L. Walters, Kirsch, A. R. Ashliaucher, Leins Armstrong, and Albert Mutschler were guests at a banquet which was given by class numbna seven of tlie Methodist Epln*;b]OT church of Portland last evening. Class number seven has olwerved the custom of entertaining tliose who have taught tlie class from other cities with a banquet for tlie past several years. Tlie invitations last night came through the courtesy of Charles Schwartz of Portland atul those from this city who attended enjoyed the supper, tlie splendid talks, and the general good time shown them. Col Fred Repped has returned from Nebraska and otner western sta:.■- where he conducted auction sales of cattle and horses for the past week. Dick Odle will visit friends tomorrow in Foit Wayne. Henry Bushe and Harold Hoffman of Monroe were visitors in Decatur today. Clark Spitler of Toledo, Ohio is a week-end visitor at Decatur. Mr. Spitler formerly lived at Willshire, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fruechte, daughter Mary, and son Walter of Magley, were visitors in Decatur this afternoon. Dave Campbell journeyed to Defiance, Ohio today on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mallonee and son Lyle will motor to Fort Wayne Sunday. Albert Sudduth of Route 7 brought iwo ears of corn, one 13 inches long and the other 14 inches long. The corn is of the yellow dent variety and was grown by Mr. Sutiluth last year. Emery Hawkins, 813 Russel Street, today reported that a robin was testing on a clot lies line at tlie rear of his residence today. Jim Fravel of Muncie, a student it Ball Teacher s College, is spending the week-end visiting with relatives and friends at Geneva and in this city. James Elberson and <’. O. Porter have returned from West Baden where they attended the annuel

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conference of the Indiana Rotary Club. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Tillman Gehrig 1221 W. Adams street is a patient at the Adams County Memorial Hospital where she underwent a tonsiii’itomy operation. Albert ilalhen of Willshire, (>.. underwent a minor operation for the removal of his tonsils this

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morning, at the local hospital, Vernon Auranri, 235 Rugg street. liu'l his tonsils removed at the Ad ams County Memorial lioaiptul this morning. _—__—~o ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Shaffer of Monroeville are the parenlN of a boy baby born lust evening. February 21. 11130. at the Adams County Memorial Hosiptal.