Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 3 July 1930 — Page 5

~~~_ —— 3S» roO&Wrc? / r vJAit// YsMAP'ISTv f r i * A v l-’V'JF n Til Tri • T ID] >%)(*/-?. V Zi/r ■* • * /-• ■ 'V ftl/'«l t * l^‘Ul '* l^x * l ‘^** ,l, - S- C? __jj Blf // J nr6STRvZZ * I »■■’ J* Miss Mary Macy Miss Margaret Haley • PhtHiea 1000—1001 i ■ ? -y* Rubies Are The Jewel Beyond Price In Current Fashions NEW YORK. July 3—(U.R) —It la conceded that every dog has his y—and “by the same token” every Jewel Its night—and day also. A well known Parisian jeweler has just held a very sensational f T ilbition to remote the ruby. This priceless collection was gathered by M. Maulboussin who nks the time has come for a revival of one of the most beautiful ycious stones. One feels indeed that the rich character of the stone,

itch was a favorite for so many irs at the period of the wondercostumes worn by ladies ot the each and European courts, auld again be in favor now that ";hion tn costumes is becoming such dressy character. Mauboussin presents one of his Toy sets, that is, necklace, brace earrings and motif for the It, on a Lanvin evening fro< k white georgette. The effect is autiful, and mal-.es one feel that this time of the vogue for white 'e of the most effective jewelrv jt»mes is a ffed one. This set ows fine techn <al work in a w aspect of | setting; ruby >- ied with diamonds but both »dfa are set next to each otli. > stead of being closely c ombin' d. The style of the necklace ill - ites the trend toward medium igth models—that is, much longthan a choker, but short . <hi. b form a gracet oval above the ckline of the dress. For the majority of models, the by is allied with diamond- and ''Several, cases with platinum, te sees tne stone in several a. Cts, cut, carved in cabochons, mething jrtrun. together like ads while bagu-ttes continue to strongly Bsed for the deeora>n, but this applies mor,- irently to diamonds than to rubi,---. Emeralds -were promoted in the st by the sani- method while th- - exhibition of jewels held :>t e Musee Galliera had such a treandous influence on jewelry deins that the term Galliera jew•y” is in constant use. IRMER LOCAL GIRL ARRIED AT FORT WAYNE M iss -Mary Chronister, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Will <‘ 1- r->n ’ 1 ■ o 25 Anthonyi Blvd . Fort Wayne, A;d formerly of this city l>--> anie .« bride of Wayne c s, > r.-r -I Mrt Wayne at a w-ddiiu ceremony informed at the Evangelical ~ urch parsonage, l-'m-t Wayne, ednesday afternoon at three oxrk. The pastor of the church ‘ad the single Him i-er.-mony. The uple was unattended. The bride wore an attractive blue dr-ss with Im' ami footwear

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CLUB CALENDAR Thursday U. B. Work and Win class, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harvey, 8 p. in Mt. Pleasant Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. Jesse Singleton. 2 p. in. (CST) Presbyterian Missionary Society, postponed. Calvary Ladies Aid Society, Calvary E. V. church, 10 a.m. M. E. Women’s Home Missionary Society, Mrs. Henry Krick. Evangelical W. M. S. church parlors, 2:30 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid Society and Pot-luck supper, Mrs. J. E. Anderson 3 pm. M. E. Ever Ready class, Mrs. Grant Fry, 7:30 p. m. Friday Salem M. E. Epworth League lee Cream Social, church lawn, 7:30 p. in. Saturday Zion Reformed Mission Band, i hnrch parlors 3 p. in, I of the same shade and carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses and smilax. , Immediately following the cere- - mony Mr. and Mrs. Scherer left tor i a wedding trip to Michigan. After • Sunday they will be at home in Fort Wayne, with the bridegroom's par- . ents. i The bride is a graduate of Deca- > tur High School and for the past two years has been living with her . parents at Fort Wayne. Mr. Scherer . is employed as an assembler at . Bowsers, Fort Wayne. FAMILY ENJOYS PICNIC AT SUNSET Honoring Mrs. I). M. Reed and children of Indianapolis, and Mrs. ' Ed Weisling and children of Findlay, Ohio, relatives from this city , enjoyed a picnic at Sun Set Park • all day Wednesday. KATHKYN SCHROYER HONORED WITH PARTY Kathryn Schroyer, daughter of - Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schroyer. 710 i North Third street was honored (with a birthday party, Wednesday aiternoon, the occasion being her • seventh birthday anniversary. r The party took place on the lawn

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at the rear of the Schroyer home, and the pool centered with the decorative fountain and the rock gardi on formed a pretty setting for the rfternoou lawn party. The afternoon was enjoyed by a large number of Kathryn's friends, who played lawn games, and contests. Following the games, Mrs. Schroyer, Mrs. Peter Kirsch and refreshments of ice cream cake and refreshments f ice cream, cake and candy to the children. One of the features of the party was a large bnthday cake with lighted tapers. The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful birthday gifts. Those who enjoyed the party were Holiby Mutschler, Donald Kirsch, Richard Goldner, Bobby snd Alice Yost, Georgia Sue and Ann Cowan. Harry, Louis and Helen Frank, Bety and Joan Hannie, Virginia and Letha Fledderjohann, Kathrine Louise Yager, Marjorie Miller, Phyllis Hunter, Margaret Moses, Martha Macy, Patsy McConnell, Evelyn Jane Graber, Alice Brunn .graft', and Kathryn Schroyer. N, AND T. CLUB PLANS PICNIC The N. and T. Club met with Mrs. Merit Schnitz, Wednesday afternoon with fifteen members and children in attendance. ThiT regular routine of business was followed, after which a social hour w-as enjoyed. , The Club members completed plans to entertain their husbands with a chicken supper at the Legion Memorial Park Thursday evening. July 10. ENTERTAINS FIVE HUNDRED CLUB Mrs. William Keller entertained , the members of the Five Hundred Club and two additional guest at her country home, Wednesday evening. At the conclusion of several games prizes for high score were awarded the Mesdames Frank Barthel, Herman Gillig, and Ed Coffee. Mrs. L. C. Perry and Miss Ethel Ervin, guests, were each presented with a lovely gift. i The small tables were then ari ranged with dainty linens and centered with cut garden flowers for -a one course luncheon. Garden flow- • ers were used throughout the enter- • taining rooms of'the Keller home ; as decorations. Tins was the last meeting of the Five Hundred (Tub until Septenl- - her. PETERSON FAMILY ■ TO ENJOY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson, 214 West Jefferson stieet, will entertin the members of their family with a reunion, the Fourth of Jul’.' Those who will be present at the I Peterson home tomorrow will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson and ■ children Bobby and Joyce, of Fort ■ Thomas, Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. t J. Dwight Peterson and daughters Patsy and Sally of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller of Fort Wayne; Miss Jane Wilson of Los Angeles, California; and Mr. and f Mrs. J. S. Peterson. ) ■ 1 WREN 4-H CLUB MEETS ■ The All Smiles 4-11 Cooking Club of Wren. Ohio, held a special business meeting, Wednesday, at the Wren High School building. During the business hour plaas were made for the girls cooking club to cooperate with the boys of the calf Tub in giving a social for Saturday night, July 5, at the free band conce: t in Wren. The regular cooking meeting o' the (Tub will lie held next Wednesday at the Wren High School building. VIRGINIA BREINER HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Virginia Breiner was honored with a Birthday party, given by her mother, Mrs. Roman Breiner Wednesday afternoon. Appointments were of red, white, and blue, and wqre in keeping with the Fourth of July. Games and contests we: ? enjoyed during the afternoon with prizes being awarded Miss Jane Krick, first, and Miss Romaine Elzey, consolation. Miss Breiner, the honored guest, received a number of lovely birthday gifts. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Breiner, assisted by Mrs. G. W. Potts served refreshments of ice -.earn, cake, and lemonade. I'i.oco pr<-se-'t were the Misses Jeanette Christen. Jane Krick, Relief From Curse Os Constipation A Battle Creek physician says. “Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause.” But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Roxall Orderlies has been discovered. This tab'et attracts water from the system into tho lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c today at the nearest Rexall Drug Store. The B. J. Smith Drug Co.

Kathryn Kohls, Melba Kraft, Alice Kathryn Baker, Lois Sovlne, Romaine Elzey, Betty Smith, Mary Maxine Martin, and Rosella Heare of this city and Eileen Rose Potts of Fort Wayne. HONORS GUESTS WITH BRIDGE PARTY Miss Margaret Haley entertained with a bridge party of pretty ( I appointments, last evening, ut her ! home on High street, honoring her ' | house guests, the Misses Thelma 1 Brandon of Indianapolis; and i Vivien Lower of Fort Wayne. < At the conclusion of several games of bridge, Miss Mary Macy and Miss Thelma Brandon were I awarded the prizes for high scores. i and the consolation prize was pye- 1 sented to Mrs. Frank DeVor. Miss Haley served a dainty 1 luncheon. Mrs. George Smith of < Urbana, Ohio, was an out-of-town f guest, other than the honored i guests. — o- ( Kentucky Prison Has $200,000 Fire Damage Frankfort, Ky., July 3. —(U.R) — ' Three work shops of the Kentucky ' State reformatory and two resi- 1 donees outside its walls were in ruins today after fire, thought to , have started from sparks from a passing locomotive, swept through ’ tlie prison imperilling the lives of , 500 convicts and causing damage ' estimated at $200,000. The fire started in a broom sac- ' tory and spread to two other shops ' and tlie two residences before apparatus from Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville succeeded in I putting it out. The 500 convicts, ' I at work inside the broom factory, . aided firemen. No one was reported injured. 1 Plan To Picket All Day At Speakeasy , New York, July 3—(UP) —Mothers of St. Albans, Queens, having . carried their fight against an al- . leged local speakeasy through city r aud federal authorities to president . Hoover himself, made nlans today . to picket the place Monday, unless 3 it is closed. The establishment is on the main ;> street of St. Albans and within 100 . feet of the public school Mrs. Gilbert A. Wicks, president-elect of the Parent-Teachers Association of tlie school, told tlie United Pres. Placards proclaiming, “This is a 4 speakeasy which the United States ■. government will not or can not s qlose'' will be printed. Mrs. Wicks v said. On Monday, the women plan e to take turns on picket duty oute side the place. I —o —_ Mr. Zero Is Married i. Old Orchard, Me.. July 3— (UP) J Urbain J. Ledoux, whose bread lines and free lunches have made him a g I nationally-known philanthropist tinier the nickname of "Mr. Zero” was married today to Miss Mary White New York dramatic actress. Th? ceremony was performed by the Rev. James J. Mullen at a nupial mass at the Little Roman Cath- '■ olic church of St. Margaret’s-by-ihe-Sea, with only relatives and intimate friends attending. e o f Pancho Villa Hurt i Monticello. Ind., —UP) — Slight - iijniies vere suffered by Pancho Villa who claims to be a relative f of the notorious Mexican rebel lead - er, when lie was thrown from a bul' - he wa v riding in a rodeo show here. o jfrTownTalk r Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graliker - and daughter Rose Mary of Deca- , tur, Illinois, will be the guests of ■ Mr. aud Mrs. Theodore Graliker of > tliis city over tlie Fourth of July, i Bernard Graliker is associated with s the Millikin National Bank in De- ’ catur, Illinois. • E. M. Christen of Parkridge. HL, ' will arrive tomorrow to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. ■ Chisten of near this city. He will • remain for the wedding of his sis5 ter, Miss Margaret Christen which will take place Sunday. M s. E. 5 M. Christen and daughter Harriett. ' who are visiting witli relatives at ■ Jefferson, Pa., are expected to arrive in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Allen of Chi--1 cago will arrive tomorrow to spend I the Fourth with Mrs. Allen's par- . ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Christen. r They will remain for the wedding r of Mrs. Alien's sister, Miss Mar- ( garot Christen, who will marry C. K. Whistler on Sunday. 5 John Wemhoffi of Fort Wayne . will spend the Fourth of July vis- ; iting with the Theodore Graliker r family in this city. 1 C. K. Whistler of South Bend 1 will arrive here this evening to I *- spend the Fourth at the E. S. Christen home near this city. o 50-50 dance Friday night ; Sunset. Saturday night all | round dance.

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Mrs. Em Moots' son, jest out o’ college, has gone back to solicitin' subscriptions ter magazines. Tho hardest tiling to know i'er sure is whether some folks have lots o' company or sell whit mule. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Miss Helen Christen motored to Fort Wayne tills morning to attend a luncheon bridge given by Mrs. Fred Rhoda tills afternoon. The Misses Vivien Lower of Fort Wayne and Thelma Brandon of Indianapolis, who were over night guests of Miss Margaret Haley, returned to Fort Wayne today. Mr. and Mrs. Beh DeVor and daughter Helen returned yesterday from Urbana, Ohio, where they had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. They were accompanied to this city by Mrs. Smith who will spend the Fourth with relatives and friends here. Lew Ellingham of Fort Wayne wa.) a visitor here last evening. Fire cracker season is here and every body will enjoy dodging the noise makers for a day. Mrs. Earl Colter received a telegram today stating that Miss Katherine Bowers, agister of Mrs. Colter's, of Los Angdes, California, will arrive in this city Sunday to visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Stonerook who is ill, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Girod, Mrs. H. B. Macy and Mrs. Ernest Schlickman attended the funeral of Mrs. Bartha Bugby in Fort Wayne today. Miss Ruby Galloway, nurse at Ihe Adams County Memorial hospital, is spending the Fourth at Fort Wayne with friends. Miss Evelyn Adams and Joe Tricker will attend the Majestic theater at Fort Wayne, tonight.

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Dr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson will spend the Fourth at Terre Haute where they will be tlie guests of Mrs. Patterson's mother, Mrs. Sarah King. They will return to this city Saturday evening. Mrs. Lillian Borrougns end Cecil Melchi will leave tonight for Jackson, Michigan where they will spend the fourth. They will be accompanied home by Mrs. Cecil Melchi who lias been visiting at Jackson since Sunday. Miss Ina Smith and Leo Andrews of Cincinnati, Ohio, will spejid the fourth visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews and daughter Georgia Helen of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Spahr and daughters Phyllis Jean and Virginia of Royal Oak, Michigan will arrive here tomorrow to spend a week visiting at Hie Fred Nichols residence. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pike of Indianapolis will arrive here tomorrow to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knapp and daughter Katherine. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Teeple and daughters Loreen and Mildred left this morning for Ravenna, Ohio where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reardon at the Hotel Glencrest, Lake Stafford. Mrs. Winifred Russel who has been confined to her home on Winchester street for the past two years was able to walk to the home of her neighbor, Mrs. Clarence Cottrell, yesterday for a short visit. Mrs. Russell fell two years ago, breaking her hip. and has not been able to walk but a short distance since with the aid of a crutch or a cane. Mrs. Mark C. Braden and Mrs. Kathrine Kyte left today for Baldwin Lake, Michigan to spend the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young. Mr. Braden and sou

Bobby who have been spending the week ut the Lake will return with Mrs. Braden and Mrs. Kyte. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds and son Jack will spend tho Fourth of July in Indianapolis, where they will he the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. E. O. Ber. nett. Miss Mercedes Grim of Lincolnville, who has been caring for Mrs. John Tyner, since her removal to this cliy from tlie Marion Hospital, will leave tomorrow tor Fort Wuyn where she lias accepted a position i

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——— I 111 ——7 with tho General Electric Company. Mlhh Ruth Schwartz of Fort Wayne is visiting with Miss Mary Helen Lose tn this city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas will go to Marion, Indiana this evening to spend tlie Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Slagal, They expect to shoot fire <■) ackers, eat ice cream ami drink soda pop. Miss Peggy Pilliod of Greenville, Ohio, will arrive tomorrow to spend the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Graliker and daughter Elizabeth.