Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 109, Decatur, Adams County, 7 May 1930 — Page 7

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■- YORK- M“y 7—(U.R>—A new tendency is apparent in the , Kof skirt fulness. Putting it into two words it can be describ- ■ ■omul mines*” in contra-distinction to the flatness that was the 1 Brd of «'■ si‘ irtH - 1,0 matter how full they were. In this way we ■ ■ ct to talk of skirts that are “wide” as well as full, the word Bavins' i't'i’U UP to now almost obsolete, even if a skirt actually 1 Bl eight yards around the hemline. With the intention of al- ' tho sdlhmipt I.p slim.

th<* snnoueiie siirn, Kas always been attenuatKcans of studied shaping ■ seaming, sections, z and B'o'A we are going into till Best rail led, with gathering Bail frankly achieving the ■ Is not BO great a feeling Er lines in this movement, Esome skirts illustrating ■ are cut on circular lines, ■out the complicated, gored E that lias distinguished Kirts. Etitates to use the word E" i» clothes now as that En has been so de vast atErworked, but it must be E< i" tliis discussion, since ■ gathered, wide skirts, we Klving a silhouette that is ■ removed from the suave, ■ lines that have been in ■ With gathered fulue-s the ■ a silhouette, shirrings and ■ flounces and ruffles follow ■al sequence. Etercsting. too. to trace the ■ion of this fulness from ■is. pressed or unpressed, ■re so strongly approved in ■ent frocks of the smartest ■n evening and daytime ■ike. ■ssmaker collection which ■ infallible in its faculty of ■g a new movement has ■ adopted tliis silhouette, ■ng it in chiffon, net or ■tains JL DAUGHTERS Dutiful .Daughters Class of ngelical Sunday Schill were a*d at the home of Mrs. Baker, Tuesday evening, liter was assisted in enters' Mrs. Felix Graber and Can’t Sleep, Jets Nervous, Hates People uld not sleep and got so i 1 hated everybody. Sime Vinol. 1 can sleep 10 hours 1 full of pep all day.”—Julider. 10 years doctors have proVinol because it contains nt mineral elements of iron, and cod liver peptone. The IHst bottle Jrrings sound nd a BIG appetite. Neivirnmit people are surprised •it K Vinol gives new li:'- *■ Tastes delicious. B. .1. >rug Co.

.. . THE ADAMS THEATRE ” Tonight and Thursday “SLIGHTLY SCARLET” with Evelvn Brent, Clive Brook, Paul ILL TALKING! EXCITING ROMANCE! THRILLING IRAMA! DYNAMIC ACTION! The principals in tin# brlHer are the two smoothest crooks in the world. Fithtr knows who the oilier is —and they re in lote. boa replied tor surprises. IDDED— An All Talking Comedy. News Reel showing rcenes of the Columbus, Ohio, P ison Fire. 15c —3sc . ri. & Sat.—Alice White in "PLAYING AROUND with pester Morris. All Talking. lun., Mon., Tues.—“STREET OF CHAM E with U in. 1I o ■ ill. Jean Arthur. Kay Francis and Regis Toomey. A m . ■ THE CORT Tonight—Tomorrow “L 0 V E COM ES ALONG” A new song triumph with BEBE HAMELS, Lloyd Hughes and good cast. Fresh front a triumphant Performan.cn so achievementPowet ful"drama.’ glorious romauce-and ton how .song.s! Added—“ Fellow Students,” talking comedy. Movietone News. 15c —35 c Friday and Saturday—Rod La Rocque in ® A * the hiutday, Munday. Tuesday — Gloria Swanso TRESPASSER.” —

CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday Woman's Mission Circle at Bap- J tist church after Prayer service. N. and T. Club, Mrs. Gregg Me- ' Farland, 2 o'clock. Salem Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. * Victoria Merryman, 2 p. in. St. Agnes Sodality Card Party, Cathblic 11. S. auditorium, 8 P. M. 1 Thursday Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. school 1 house. 4 p. m. Eastern Star Initiation, Masonic.’ Hall 8 p. in. So Cha Rea. Miss Jean Mur- j I taugli, 7:30 p. m. 1 Christian Ladies Aid, Mrs. E. L. Harlocher, 2 p. m. Presbyerian Missionary Society Mrs. J. N. Maynard 2:30 P. M. Friday Willing Worker's Mother's Day program. U. B. Church at Bobo, 7:30 p. m. U. B. Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Ralph Roop, 2 p. m. Salem W. F. M. Auxiliary, Ocie Miller, 7:45‘p. m. Mt. Pleasant Bible Class, Frances Fuhrman, 8 p. m. Tirzah Club, Beu Hur Hall, After Lodge. Saturday M. E. Ladies Aid Cafeteria Supper, church basement, 5 to 7 p. m. . the meeting was well attended. Mrs. ‘ Fred McConnell conducted the devotionals using for her subject, Psalm 100, followed by a short business session. A luncheon was served by the hostesses dining the social hour which was then enjoyed. 1 Tne next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Glen Barkley with ■’l'ifTlSs' Inez Heller assistant hostess. —v The Tirzah Club will meet inline- [ dia'ely following Ben Hur Lodge Friday evening. The hostesses will be Mrs. Arthur ('loss and Miss CePa Mayer. A good attendance is desired. - ZION REFORMED W. M. S. > MET TUESDAY AFTERNOON ‘ The Women's Missionary Sociotv ’ of the Zion Reformed church met ' yesterday afternoon at the church pallors. Mrs. Floyd Arnold and Mrs. ■ A. Foley were the leadeis. The ’ meeting opened with a song. The . si riptuiT reading was given by Mrs./ t Arnold. Prayer by Mrs. Feid Litter 1 er. Mrs. C. Lehman had charge of - the Chapter study of the text book,| I "Crowded Ways”. Mis. Fred Heuei i ? lead a discussion on the Mission magazine. A dijet intitled. "Mother's i Prayer" was sung by Mesdames B.

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F. Schoyer and Dallas Goldner. Im | . presslve installation services were 1’ held, in charge of Mrs. A. R. Fledderjphanne for the new officers and departmental secretaries. Business plans were discussed and taken ' care of, followed by the "Peace ben- ' ediction’. I|lleious refreshments was served by the hostesses, Mesdiinies Feld Lltterer, Albert Arnold, i William Beineke, Charles Beineke I Charles Beineke and Mei land Rous. THREE LINK CLUB HOLDS MEETING The Mesdames Rebecca Eady and A. Artman were hostesses to the members of the Three Link Club i at the regular meeting held Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. Hall ; following the lodge meeting, Fourteen membeis were present and at- j ter the business session several I games of bunco were played. Prizes I were awarded to Mrs. Clara Andcr- I son and Mis. Noah Frye. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN FOR MISS DRO Miss Pauline Dro, nurse at the I Adams County Hospital, who has | accepted a position in Chicago, was honored with a party last evening at the Aurand home on Rugg street, when Mrs. Vernon Aurand, Misses Gertrude Nickelk Montez Emery and Leona Wooliman joined in entertaining. Pinochle was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. William Bowers and Mies Margaret Daniels, a guest prize was given to Miss Dro. Delicious refreshments were served. Those present were, Misses Emile Crist, Olive Walters. Margaret Daniels, Marie Felber, Ruby’ Gallaway and Mesdames William Bowers. James Staley and Charles Holthouse. SODALITY PARTY TO BE HELD TONIGHT The St. Agnes Sodality Benefit Card Party will be held tonight at the Catholic High School auditorium. At five o’clock the club will begin serving hot barbeque sandwiches, home made pie. ice cream and coffee, and at eight o'clock tables will be airanged for the vaiios games of the evening, which will include bridge, five hundred, rhr.ni, euchre, pinochle, bingo, and 1 a game for elder ladies. Ti e public is invited mid tickets are selling at twenty-five cents. ?>liss Rose Fullenkamp is general '■hairman ami Miss Genevieve Belling is business manager. S. M. G. TO HOLD PASTRY AND SALAD SALE The Girl's Missionary Guild of the Zion Reformed Church were entertained at the home of Miss Golda Lelmenstall. Tuesday evening. Miss Francis Girod had charge of the lesson study after which plans were made for a I astry and Salad, sale Io be held Saturday. May 10. Tile place and time will be announced later. A social- hour was enjoyed during which the hostess served rcfieshmen s to the fourteen members present. WILLING WORKERS TO OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY I The Willing Workers Class of t the Bobo United Brethren church will present a Mother's Day program at the church, Friday night at seven-thirty o'clock (Central standard time). A gift will be presented to the oldest and to th" youngest mothers present. The public is invited. All members of the Blue Lodge are a died to meet at the Masonic hall Thursday afternoon at 1 o’clock daylight saving time to attend the funeial of William Adler. W. M. < ESSEX—i 11)28 Coach. Motor good. Newly | fainted. Upholstering in fine con Iditlon. Price $300.00. SAYLORS MOTOR CO. 10912 i

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Pleasant Marion Keoble, 84-year-ald veteran of the Civil War, journeyed the distance of eight miles to Rockford, Tenn., to keep a promise made 65 years ago with Civil War buddies, ail of whom are now dead. When the Sultana, prison ship, sank near Memphis in the Mississippi River, April 21, ISCS, the Tennessee Federal soldiers who were saved in the disaster, which cost 1,828 lives, decided to hold an annual reunion. The 84-year-old veteran is now the sole survivor. • (International Newsreel) MUNCIE MAYOR FACES FIGHI Council Calls For Earlj Showdown on Latest Dale Decision Muncie, Ind.. May 7 <U.R) A ca.ly showdown will be demand" by, the Muncie city council i answer to’Mayor George R. Dale’ edict that police will be used, i necessary, to pevent council car cases in the city hall, it appears today. Dale said, however, that h would not attempt to carry hi fight Ireyond city-owned buildings ...JThe .real issues in city liusines are being mulled over behind do ed doors, the ayor said in referrin to Monday night’s council sessioi in which newspapermen were e> eluded. "The affairs on the floo are only sham battles,” Dale rah adding: "The open meeting is the plac Ito have these discussions. Th I business these men transact is th .business of the people, and the have no right to seclude themselvi in dark corners to plan out a cu aiid-<lried program.” Council members said they wi go to jail rather than olrey th mayor’s order. They were piannin to call a special "closed” meetin to put the edict to a test. No dal had yet been set, however, fi, this meeting. ,) —— Election Clerk Arrested Indianapolis, May 7 11 1’) A dection i ierk. armed witli a blac lack, was arrested by police earl today when he was found ritanin down a street liatlyss and co.riles The man, Olis Hinesn 50. wi picked ui> by police. He refused i divulge where he had been, or fl eason for his flight, charged of 1 listing arrest and laoying concea ed weapons were lodged again him. - —■- - o— ■ — Man Confcases Plot For l Wayne, Ind.. May 7 (UP) i A plot t i wreck freight trains l I force the I’euusylvunia lailroad i le.-employ the men it had furlong al. was < onfessed by Perry , Thompson, 34, Fort Wayne, aceor ing to city and railroad police. Accoiding to the alleged confe sion. Thompson had made and hi den in bushes along the right of wt pieces of steel designed to dera .he trains. Thompson is said have confessed he intended to wri to the company telling litem tin Hie wrec! lug would l otilinue uni the men again wore placed on ti payrolls. o Injuries Arc Fatal IndianaixiHs, May 7. — (U.R) —I juries sustained several weeks ai when Mrs. Juanita Riggins Bo dyke, 26, Indianapolis, h aped fro tile window of a hotel at Kokom were fatal. She died at City hi: pita I early today. Tlie g|rl Js slid to have leap' from a third floor hotel room occ ped by Alidul Kaalm, associate Prince Ali, self-styled Orient sr r, whom she had gone to Kok | mo to visit. Mis. Uosdyke told Kokomo aut ! orjUes she intended to end h Jlife. Friends said she had mai eight previous attempts at suicid

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Constable Newt Plum Ims be« n i laid off till tlie congestion at Hie jail subsides. Who recalls when i jwe had unmentionable*?—Abe Mar- i I tin, Indianapolis News. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rhoda of Fort I ! Wayne visited in this city last evening. i Dick Durkin of Imgansport spent i Tuesday in this city. IMlhh Mary Macklin of Fort Wayne visited in this city on Tuesday. I David Clamor returned yesterday I to Indianapolis where lie will ie- . I siime ills studies at Indiana Central I College, after spending a few day I in this city. '■ Miss Mary Yost of Fort Wayne I pent Tuesday in this city visiting 1 with Imr mother, Mrs. Sam Baum- | gaitner. David Cross of Geneva was a busl- ’ ness visitor here yesterday. Mrs. George SI nits, Mrs. Andy Ze<er. Mrs. Albert Glass, Mrs. George Tester, Mrs. Bert Haley motored to Fort Wayne today where they will attend a District Meeting of the Women of Mooseheart Les " lon ‘ a The Misses Corlune Smith and li Glennys Bagley of Berne visited e I witli friends in this city last evening n Mrs. Albert Sellcmeyer and Mrs. Wesley’ Hoffman of Fort Wayne i_ visited yesterday afternoon in this i- !ty with relatives and friends, i. Suszanne Sellemeyer who has been i e pending tlie past week with her] gitind-paicn s Mr. and .Mrs. Fred I — Sellemeyer returned home with het

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mother. Mi. and Mrs. Tlieodore Graliker 111141 daughtei Betty spent yesterday afternoon In Fort Wayne the guest of relatives. Mrs. Thomas <» Ihnid of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Herman Ceutliver of Pittsburgh, Pa. were the guests 01 Mis. Witham Bowers today. Mrs. Chancey Andrews of Enid Oklahoma is a guest at the Enoch Eady home on West Madison street. T)ie former was called here on account of the Illness of Mr. John Andrews a patient at the Adams County Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Davidson and family and Mr. Charles Meyers of Bluffton spent last evening the guests of the Robert Fritzinger family. Mr and Mrs. Roger Swaim and daughters Janet and Doris are the guests of Mrs. Agues Andrews and other relatives today. Funeral services were Held this afternoon for the late John Niblick and business ceased here during the hours from 2:3(1 to 4. Tlie funeral of William Adler will be held in Kirkland township Thursday afternoon. The Masonic lodge of tliis city will attend in a body. Charles Ernst of Fort Wayne came home to vote yesterday. Miss Josephine Suttles, a teach er at Delaware. Ohio and Arthur Suttles. Jr. a student at Purdue University. Lafayette, at rived in this ; city yes erday where they attended j the funeral of their glandfather, I John Niblick, this afternoon. Ed Leicht of Berne was a bust-

ness visitor here tpday. Miss Margaret Kern of Fort Wayne arrived in this city tpday to attend tlie funeral of her grandmother, Mts. Mary C. Archbold. W H. Eichhorn, who was defeat ed iiy 59 votes in Wells county for Democratic nomination for Judge was here today to attend to business and smilingly extending his congrytillations to winning candidates here anil ids sincere consolations to the losers. Mr. and Mrs. Curl Gass have returned from a wedding trip and are at home to their ft lends on South Fifth street. 1 Mr. ami Mis. George Squier returned Tuesday afternoon from! 1 Muncie where they visited their 1 daughter Violet, a student at Ball's 1 State Teachers college. The day ‘ was observed by the college as • Dad's day and hundreds of people ' attended the festivities. Mis. H. D. Stewart of Wren, Ohio ' shopped in Decatur today. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keller motored ‘ to Fort Wayne yesterday when ' they called on Robert Conklin, a patient at the Lutheran hospital. 1 Wilbur Porter is in Indianapolis today looking after business. 1 Mis. F. 1.. McMann and son Frank of Sun Francisco. California will: ’ arrive this evening to be tlie guests ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Linn. Mrs. Me I ! Mann is a sister of Mrs. Linn and is enroute to her home from a two 1 months stay at Pittsburg, Pa. a Appeals For Parker Washington, May 7. —(U.R)—Au r eloquent defense of John J. Park- - er's fitness to be supreme court 4 justice was delivered in the senate I today by Senator Carter Glass, -, Democrat, Virginia, opening the hour and a half reserved for de- • bate before a final vote on con1 —

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firmatlon of the nominee. With Parker’s supporters, and opponeuts alike claiming victory, tlie insue still was in doubt as Glass took the floor for a final appeal. “I have frankly tried hi vain to diiscover some reason for voting against this nominee,” said Glass to a crowded senate and overflowing galleries attracted for the expected close vote, "I have tried in vain." A New Study Every woman should earnestly seek pleasant mid profitable methods of using the extra hours at her coiumand by modern liouseliold conveniences.—Woman’* Home Companion. ■I Ki Mountain* of Creamy Lather No more endless rubbing to work up a lather—here’s a soap that bursts into million* of bubbles instantly — in hard or cold water! Removes germs-leaves skin velvety soft. Large cake 10c ® J*- .. II 111 -