Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 56, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1931 — Page 3

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CLUR ( Al ENDAH Friday Historical Club Mrs. S. E. Shamp !:00 p. m. \V. K. C. Mrs. Enoch Eady. 1:3'1 p. tn. SATURDAY Reformed Mission Hand church parlors 2:30 p. m. Evangelical Ladies Aid supper, [church basement. 5 to 7 p. m. Monday Research Club Mrs. Fred Fruchte I 2:30 p. ni. T v Young Matron's Club, Mrs. Deo I Fry back, 7:30 p. m. North End'Bunco slub, Mra. [James Strickler, 7:30 p.tn. weaneaoay Indies ShakcH[*eare Club, Mrs. Arthur iSuttles at Mrs. John Niblick home, 2:30 p.m. r nv so.Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society I Mrs. William Shame: loh p. in. \V. O. M. L. I’ttblic Bunco and Pinochle Party, Moose Home 7:30 p. m. EVER READY CLASS HAS FINE PROGRAM I Thirty members of the Ever Ready Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School and two guests attended the meeting o. the , i .ass which was held at Lie home of ( Mrs Ben DeVor ou West Adams street, Thursday evening. Rev. B. H. Fianklin bad charge of ,t e devotional services, after which ,the business of the tlaas was dis- [ cussed. Miss Elizabeth Franklin sang a vocal solo, accompanied at the piano by Miss Sara Jane Kauffman. The Misses Edwina Shroll and Sarah .Jane Kauffman sang a duet, with Mrs. Dan Tyndall the accompanist. Following the program, a contest was enjoyed, and the hostesses tor he meeting served refreshments in keeping with St. Patrick's Day. REGULAR MEETING OF WORK AND WiNN CLASS The members of the Work and Win class of the United Brethren Sunday school attended the regular meeting o: the class which was held at the‘’home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cochran Thursday evening with j Rev. and Mis. R. E. Vance assisting The meeting was opened with devotional services, led by the president Cecil Harvey, followed by a star; business meeting. Games and contests were enjoyed dung the social hour, and Harry Folin.t was an especially honored member last evening, as his birthday anniversary was celebrated. Mr? and Mrs. Homer Arnold bad i charge of the entertainment for tke evening, at the close of which tne [hostesses served a delicious luncheon. The next meetinz of the class will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Miles Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Roop ' next month. I . CHEERFUL WORKERS HOLD GOOD MEETING Mfss Catherine B own was host-1 ess to the members of the Cheei^-1 i ful Workers class of the Evangelical Sunday School, at her home on ' ! Russell street, Thursday evening. The business meeting was p: eI sided over by the president, Helen Becker, and following the regular, routine cf business, two contests' • were enjoyed, and the winners . ( were Helen Becker and Leona . Smith. At the close of the social hour, the hostess served a delicious [luncheon. | The next meeting of the class | {will be held with Martha Jane Linn, in April. i Those present at the meeting last ] i evening were Ellen Uh ick, Mil{dred Gause, Madeline Spahr. Helen , Backer. Martha Jane Linn. Etta ; <

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1931

1 Anspaugh, Genevieve Kooa, Leona .Imith, Catherine Brown, Jessie Smith. Bernice Hanni, and the teacher, Mrs. William Dellinger. CALVARY LADIES AID KNOTS COMFORTS AT MEETING The ladies Aid Society of the Calvary Evangelical church met in the church parlors, Thursday afternot.n. for the regular meeting of the society. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. James Darr, and ten members responded to the roll call. One visitor Kus alsi p. esent at the meeting. After a short business meeting, the remainder of the afternoon was spen,t in knotting comforts. It. was decided to hold an all-day meeting cn the first Thursday in April, at the Rome of Mrs Fred Harmon. The day will he spent in quilting, and a pot-luck dinner will be enjoyed. I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MAKES FINAL REPORTS The executive committee of the Women's Missionary Society of the I nited I rethren church held a i meeting at th> home of Mrs. Clar-1 cnee Merryman on Ninth street, [ Thursday evening. • During the meeting Mrs. R. E. Vance reported that every member of the organization had read three books this y»»r. nne foreign, one home, and . .aspirational. She also reported that all pledges had been met in full, and that there was an increase in membership, and in subscriptions to the Evangels. With this fine rating, the society will be placed on the honor roll. The meeting was closed with prayer oy Mrs. John Hill. LUTHERAN LADIES HOLD QUILTING ihe Ladies Aid Society of the Z.on Lutneran Church met Thursday afternoon at tie home of Mrs. Paul Busse, for the purpose of quilting. Thirteen members of the organization were present, and the entire a ternoon was spent in quilting, and at the close, Mrs. Busse served refreshments. The next meeting of the society will be held next Thursday afternoon at one o'dock with Mrs. William HShamerloh at her home on Mburoe street. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY PLANS PRE-EASTER MEET Mrs. Manley Fo.eman was hostess to the Christian Missionary Society at her home. Thursday evening at which time Mrs. Fred King was the leader. Rev. C. R. Lanman conducted tne devotional* after which Mrs. King presented a complete and interesting review of the work being done in India. Special music was then given by Rev. Lanman. Miss Roselyn Foreman and Miss Mary Kohls. Duiing tne business session plan.: were made for pre-Easter mee ings io be held each Thursday until the week before Easter when services v ill be held each evening, terminating with special programs on Easter Sunday. The Missionary society will sponsor the weekly meetings, beginning next Thursday evening. At the close of the evening Mrs. 1 Foreman served refreshments to the large number of ladies present. The next meeting will be held with Mis. Fred King. PHOEBE BIBLE CLASS HOLDS REGULAR MEETING Mrs. Charles Brodbeck was hostess to the members of the Phoebe Bible Class of the Reformed Sunday School at he, home. Wednesday evening. Assisting hostesses for the evening were the Mesdames Cal

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Yost. Harry Knapp and Lo<» Kirsch. The meeting was opened with the scripture and prayer by the president, Mrs. Ralph Yager, after which Mrs. Ben Schroyer sang u vocal solo, "Blest Calvary." The regula • routine of business wu.i ’ransacted. after which u social hour was enjoyed. Prizes awarded ut the conclusion of the evening's games were presented to Mrs. Ed. Miller and Mrs. Milton Welling. A delicious luncheon was served at the close of the evening to the twenty-seven members and six guests present. Mrs. Peter Vitz will be hostess at the next regular meeting on Wednesday April first. The Mission Bund of t ie Zion Reformed church will meet in th“ church parlors Saturday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. MT PLEASANT LADIES HOLD REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of the Mt Pleasant Ladies Aid Society was field at the home of Mrs. Harley Roop, Thursday afternoon. Because of illness.umong the members only six ladies were able to attend the meeting. After t.ie routine business refreshments were served by Mrs. Roop. MEETING OF LADIES AID SOCIETY The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church met at the home of .Mrs. Bob August, Thursday afternoon at which time the regular routine business was transacted. A new member, Mrs. Carl Luse, was welcomed into the society and she will entertain the society at the next regular meeting in two weeks at her home on Fourth street. Refreshments were served at the [ close <>! the afternoon by Mrs. Aug- ! nst, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Henry Leichtensteiger. , W. O. M. L. IS ENTERTAINED The Women of Mooseheart legion met in the Moose Home Thursday evening for the rgeular meeting During the business session plans were made for another bunco and

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.[pinochle party to be given Thurs- > day evening, February 12, at seven ■ o’clock. A small admission will be t It hinged and the public Is invited. I Mrs. Juke Grimm, Mrs. Will Huff■jinin and Mrs. Will Noll comprize . the committee In charge of the so- - j cibl affair. I A social service committoe comi.prising the Mesdames Andy Zeser, .Mary Keller, <l. A. Straub was ap- . 'pointed, inter which Mrs. J. .M Brel•lner mid Mrs. Irvin Schaffer enter--1 tained with a social party in honor • of their birthdays. Several games of bunco were playt ed and Mrs. ,1. B. Members, Mrs. Roy . Lhutnon and Mrs. Joe Rash received the prizes for high score. Refreshments of Sts. Patrick’s Day . appointments were served at the . dose of the evening. — ["TEACHING”, TOPIC OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY 'I hirty nine members of the Wompn's Missionary Society of the Evangelhal Church attended the , meeting of the organization, hell ■ In the church pa.lors, Thursday as , ternoon. Mrs. Fred Engle, chairman of the , ! March section which was in charge ( i'or the meeting for the afternoon, . conducted the devotional services, [and Mr*, j. o. Tricker presided over I the business meeting. Miss Mary Engle and Miss Grace ■Elston sang two vocal duets, after . which Mrs. Eugene Runyon gave ■ 'the lesson study on "Teaching. The members of t ie March sec • lion served dainty refreshments.- ■ . ENTERTAINS • SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS • Miss Martha Elizabe'h Calland ■ entertained the members of Miss I Dorothy Haley's Sunday School • 'ilass of the Presbyterian Sunday - School a; her home, Thursday even . ing. St. Patrick’s Day appointments in a green and white color note prevailed throughout the evening’s games. Miss Margaret Campbell had charge of a short business mee'ing, • after whih Miss Coralene Townr send presented a short program, i Games in keeping witli St. Patricl.’s 1 Day were then enjoyed.

At the close of the evening 'hi guest'l were Invited to the dining room where a long table was lufil for a one course luncheon. The!, .table was laid with green crepe ptt-'i [per mid Shamrocks, and the lunl:h- I eon which consisted of green ice I Shamrock cukes and candies, was served on green glassware by Mlsi { Calland, assisted ny her grand' mother, .Mrs. Elizabeth Mario D Centering the table were r our green tapers which burned In green hob:- ' era. The next meeting of the class will 1 be held in Iwo weeks with Mil-' ' .Margaret Campbell. MONROE LADIES AID HOLDS REGULAR MEETING Mrs. Rena Kessler was hostess to the nineteen members of the U<dies Aid Society of the Monroe Met odist Episcopal Church, and 'hreo, visitors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. William Tague of Decatur, was an, out of town guest ut the meeting. During the business meeting, n I collettlon of six dollars and forty-; two <ents was reported, and plans’ were made for an Easter supper. Mr . Addie Barnett led the devotional services and th<* president,! Mrs. W. S. Smith presided over the business meeting. mi the close of the meeting, the hostesses. Mrs Kessler. Mrs. H. E. Farror, Mrs. John Crist, Mrs. Etta Heffner, and Mrs. Ed Boot.i ser'eti a delicious luncheon of St. Patrick’s 1 Day appointments. sellemeyer .SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Fred Selleemeyer was pleasantly [surprised Thursday noon when he arrived home at twelve o'clock, to be 1 | greeted at the door by his little granddaughter, Suzanne Sellemeyer. [ who said “Happy Birthday”. She invited hi minto th'- dining room where a delicious dinner awaited him prepared by Mrs. Sellemeyer.

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The guests at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heuer. Mr. and Mr*. (). L. Vance and duuhgter Lee Anna, Mr. mid Mrs A. M. Sellerm-y---er mid daughter Suzanne, Miss InT In Sellemeyer, and Mr und Mi*. | Fred Sellemeye” — MONROE CLUB meets Thursday The J. S. C. t mb met at the home of Mrs. Safara Sautters it Monroe. Thursday evening. After the bust ncHH session several contests were enjoyed and prizes were awarded

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i<> Mrs. Martin Stucky mid Mrs Homer Winteregg. A tw'o course luncheon was served at the dose.. [of the evening to the following la- ! dies present: Mrs. Howard Sprung I ger of Berne, Mrs. Hoin«r Woftkr-" [egg, Mrs. Martin Stucky, Mrs, Wil- , limn Sunders, Mrs, Raymond [ Mrs. Earl Sanders, of Monroe mid Mrs. Harve Reisen mid daughter of I Berne. The next meeting will bo heid with Mrs. Martin Stucky. — —._—o Get the H»blt—Trecie at Homa.