Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1931 — Page 3

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s]i F —— —— Lr—- - - — rwiij—i ——i i■« ■iiMwiMWiiiwir nmmr THE COPT sday “PART TIME WIFE” A Maf-imonia. Movietoe* with EDMUND LOWE and LELIA HYAMS I<ovo goes in the tough—but a boy ami his mutt help Pnpid nwkr> a r'eeve"’ shot ED— “A LADY KILLER” talking comedy—Movietone News. 15c 35c IME TONIGHT—Douglas Fairbanks in “REACHING FOR THE Also—Talking Comedy and News. 15c-40c. FHE ADAM? THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT—ISc-35c __ ctor McLaren and Marlene Dietrich ■ in “DISHONORED” or y 's about a beautiful spy in love . . played as only DIETRICH «P la y it! Added—“THE DEVIL'S CABARET” A Technicolor l° v |®6ase NOTE: THEATRE W'LL BE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY. Mfeay. Frfilay & Sat.—"MOBY DlCK"—with JOHN BARRYMORE, and Lloyd Hughes—A Thrill Sensation! . NOTICE: Beginning Thursday (May 14th) our week-day iliM? Wi " start at 7:30 Daylight Saving Time, and our Saturday Al a^| Slln ' iay shows a t 7 P.M. daylight saving time. lllEsE Matinees will start at 2:30 daylight saving time. - r» - I————

, CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday North End Bunco Club, Mrs. Ed. Miller. 8 p. m. W. C. T. u. Library Hall 2:30 pm. ‘Delta Theta Tau Business meeting, Old Adam’s County bank 7:30 p. m. Mardi Bridge Club, Miss Luetta Reffey, 8 p.m. t United Brethren W. M. a. and Otterbein Guild Mother and Daughter Banquet, church parlors, 7:30 p. m. Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F„ 7:30, Civic Section, Library Hall 7 pm. Young Matron’s Club closing, Mrs Albert Miller, 6:30 p. m. Religious Study Club, Miss Genevieve Berling 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Zion Reformed Ladies Aid Society church parlors, 2:30 p. m. U, B. Women’s Missionary Association, church parlors, 2:30 p. nt. Better Homes Home Economics Club, Monroe school, 2 p. m. cat. Zion Lutheran Missionary Society, Mrs. Arthur Hall 2 p. m. Thursday Alpha Zeta Bridge Club, Mrs. Fred Ahr. 7:30 p. m. U. B. Ladips Aid Society, Mrs. Lucy Johnson, 2:30 p. m. | Dinner-Bridge Club, Mrs. Dan Tyndall, 6:30 p. in. I Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs. Lloyd Kreischer, 2:30. Eastern Star regular meeting, I Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid Society. M.s, August Kelley, 2:30 p. m. Friday Methodist Wl F. M. S. new hat 1 sale, Obenduer building. 'Evangelical Loyal Workers class l Mrs. William Alfather, 7:30 p. m. M. E. Young Married Couples class. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills 7:30 p. m. Saturday Methodist W. F. M. S. new hat sale, Obenauer building. scores. i Mrs. Delton Passwater, Mrs. S. E. 1 Shamp, and Mrs. James Bain were the hostesses for the meeting, last night. ENTERTAIN CHILDREN AT MOTHER'S DAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linn entertained their children with a Mother's Day dinner, at their home on i Mercer avenue, Sunday. Covers I were arranged at the dining table ; for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linn. Mr. and Mrs. i.. E. Linn. Mr and Mrs. i Joe Linn and children, Martha Jane ' and Dick. — The Loyal Workers class of the I Evangelical Sunday school will I meet with Mis. William Alfather at her home on Ninth street, Friday 1 night at seven thirty o’clock. 1 — TRERESA APPLEMAN HONORED WITH PARTY Miss Seilya Appleman and Mrs. I Andiew Appleman united in entertaining with a pretty appointed din- | ner bridge pa.ty at the home of i the latter on Sixth sreet, Monday I night, honoring Miss Theresa Api pieman, whose mariage to Al Korb ; of Fort Wayne will be an event of 1 May 19.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1931.

I Ihe entertaining rooms of the home were beautifully arranged for’ I. the occasion with bouqueta of | (Spring flowera of the prevailing color note, lavender and vellow. .Small quartet tables, laid with I dainty linens, were centered with ! ”"l vases filled with the pretty : lavender ami yellow spring flowers, vhile place cards and nut cups also; I"I the chosen colors marked the I covers lk>r the* guests. A corsage of' I sweet peas was placed at the cover' I of the honor guest. Miss Applemati. i A delicious three course dinner, of tlie pretty appointments, was serv-1 ''d by the hostesses. Following the'dinner, gamete of i i’t'i'iko were played, and ns a re- i ’suit, Mrs. George Andrews and Miss Helena Wehmeyer received' ( die prizi‘s for high scores. The hoe- | toss presented the honored guest I I with a beautiful gift. . I li<* guest list for the pretty as- i ;'air included the honor guest, and I I tlie Misses Marie Murtaugh, Kath-I i rill.* Omlor, Helena Wehmeyer, Ma y Schultz, Dorothy Miller, MaI 1 tilda Appleman, and the Mesdames Hc!c Ehinger, ( lent Kortenber, Vin- , ent Bo maun, Raymond Keller, r red Fullenkamp. Carl Klepper, Clyde Butler, George Appleman, Dan Zeser, Hubert Schmitt. Charles' iai.ee. alb of l this city, and George Andrews of Huntington. A number of social affairs have been planned in homy of Miss Theresa Appleman to take place luring the week. (ECEPT ON Gl\cN FOR REV. SUNDERMAN Rev. M. w. Sunderman daughter Esther, and son Arthur, were pleasantly surprised Monday evening, ".lien they were invited to the Evan ; ;cl cal chuich parlors, where one! nt'di ed fifly members of the ch'iich had assembled to extend’ hem a re. option. Rev. Sunderman! astor of the church, was re-ap-linted to the local church for another term. A long table was arranged in the church parlors, laden with food, and a delicious supper was enjoyed. The guests were then seated at the small tallies. Following the supper, a talk was given by Rev. Sunderman. and T. L. Becker also spoke to the minister and congregation. A quartet, comprising Bobbie and ; Dickie Schnitz, Mary Genevieve I Weber and Ruth Cook played sev- | eral selections on the harmonica, I and Martha Jane Linn and Madeline Spahr sang a vocal selection. The regular meeting of the Eastern Sta.s will be held in the Masonic Hail Thursday night at seventhirty. Initiation has been postponed until May 28. 'ORMER BERNE GIRL S MARRIED SATURDAY Mrs. Elma Diller daughter qf Mr. and M s. Jacob A. Habegger of ie tie and Benjamin Amstutz of| Blutfton Ohio were married in ’ Bluffton Ohio Saturday evening. ; the marriage ceremony was per-’ formed by Rev. Kliewer pastor of’ ,he Ebenezer Mennonite church, Avst of Bluffton. The couple will reside near Bluf - on where the groom is a farmer. The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethien Church will meet wi.h Mrs. Lucy Johnson. Thursday .ifternoon at two-t.biity o’clock. The lostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Jess Will'ama and Miss Lizzie Crist. GUESTS HONORED WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reffey enteraineti with a dinner party at their lome on Tenth street, Sunday noon lonoring their daughters. Miss Luetta Reffey, M.s. Harry Merryman, md their so.-in-law, Harry Merrynan, wh.i celebrated their birthday tnniversaries. M.is. Merrymans li.thday occurred May 7, Miss Refi y’s birthdav is Wedn sday. and

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Mr. Merryman's birthday is Friday. Centering the table was n large white birthday cake, and covens were laid for the following guests. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brandyberry, Mr. und Mrs. Harry Merryman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reffey and daughters Glenola and Luetta, ami Miss Sally Gerber. The afternoon was spent in a social manner. Mre. Dan Tyndall will entertain tlie members ofi her Dinner-Bridge (Tub at her home, Thursday evening at sixthirty o'clock. The Baptist Womai'H Missionary I Society will meet with Mrs. Lloyd Kreischer, Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. This will lie the : May business' meeting and all latites or tne church are invibvd to be ’ present. MOTHERS HONORED WITH BANQUET MONDAY The members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority and the Delta Theta Tau Alumni organization entertain ed their mothers with one of the prettiest spring parties of the seaI son. Monday night. The affair was ; in the form of a dinner and bridge i party at the Decatur Country Club, ’ where the mothers of the members were the honored guests. A profusion of lavender and white lilacs were arranged about the large ball room where the party .00l place, and lot g tallies were placed about the room, also decorated in the color note, lavender and white. Large vases filled with torsages and streamers which led to the place cards marking the covers for i the members and guests, were decI orative features at the tables, and I the corsages were later worn by the ' mothers. The delicious three course dinner of the prevailing color note was served by tile Misses Flothilda Harris.. Patri,|a Hoikhouse, Jlheresa Baker ami Salome Sghmitz. Mies Margaret Holthouse acted as toastmistress during tlie dinner, and toasts were given by Mrs. Raymond Kohne of tlie plumni sorority and Miss Irene Holthouse, president lof tile Delta Theta Tau sorority. Favors of silver candle lights, placj< d at each mother’s cover, were i presented the guests of honor. A clever program. “Contrast Review" which was in the charge of the entertainment committee comprising the Misses Margaret Holthouse, Irene Holthouse, Mary Hards, Katheryn Hyland, Jeanette Clark, Helen Voglewede ami Mary Fisher, and the Mesdames Jack Brunton, Joe Laurent and Joe Brennan, took place. The review con .lasted the dress of the old fashioned girls with the modern girls, and was very interesting. Following the dinner, Miss Jeai nette Clark presented a number of I girls of her tap dance classes in ; a program of dancing. The girls who took part in the tap dance i number included Katherine Engeler Margaret Campbell. Katheryn Hower, Eileen Burk, Elizabeth Franklin, Mary Engle, Barbara Krick, Helena Rayl, Viiginia Miller and Sara Jane Kauffman. Eileen Burk, Sara Jane Kauffman, and Elizabeth Franklin took part in the Baloon Dance, and Edwina Shroll sang a song number. Small tables were then arranged for games of bridge and peanuts. Following several games, the prizes .or hi.h scores in bridge were awarded to Mrs. Amelia Christen a. d Mrs. W. A. Klepper, and Mrs. J. 11. Bremerkamp received the con solation prize. Mrs. Mary Hidthouse received ’ st prize in the game of peanuts while Mrs. John Baker was awarded the consolation prize. HONORS FRIEND WITH DINNER PARTY M.m Doris Cook entertained with l i dftner party at the C: O. Foiter I t >me on Mercer avenue at s.x thirty j'. lock Monday evening honoring her friend Miss Ruth Macklin who will graduate from Decatur high school this spring. • A color note of green and white as Effectively used throughout 'he ippo n.ments and centering the ab.e was a bowl of spring flowe .s. Tall green and white tapers burned a. either end of the taide a. d at six-thirty o'clock a three course dinner was served. Covers were laid so rtiie honor guest, Miss Macklin ami the Misses Dora Shosjriberg Mary Madeline Coverdale. Bernice DeVoss, Ema Lankenau, and Doris Cook. After the dinner several games of marts were played and high score prize was presented to Miss Mary Madgeline Coverdale. The honor guest was presented witli a lovely luncheon set and each of’ the guests received a pretty favor. ENTERTAIN GUESTS AT SUNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Spuller entertained with dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spuller who were recently married. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Light and children Beatrice and Donald, the Misses 110 and Cozy Light, Martha Ermg Butler, and Dorothy Spul\fir of this city, and Marion Grossman of Huntington; the Messrs. Adrian Burke, Earl Chase, Robert Light, Kenneth Hirsclf of Arvilla, and Clarence Spuller ol Lafayette. The Alpha Zeta Bridge Club will meet Thursday evening at seventhirty o'clock with Mrs. Fred Ahr.

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Mrs. Al Burdg, Mrs. Daisy Helm, | and Mrs. Dick Burdg motored to Portland this afternoon, where they were the gm-els ui Mr. end Mrs. | A. A. Kb Mis. 1,. I). Clark of Dayton, Ohio' spent the week-end in this < i’y I with her sister. Mrs. Jessie NibHi k on North Fifth street. Site will' accompany Mr. and Mrs. Niblick to Fort Wayne this evening to attend tlie commencement exercises >f the Lutheran Training school for nurses of which Mine Pauline' is a graduate. Mrs. Howard Brumley of Chicago, and Miss Helen Shroll of. South Bend arrived in this city Monday to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Shroll. Miss Shroll has been teaching school in South Bend, and her school was closed Friday. She spent the week-ehd with her sister, Mrs. Brumley in Chicago, and the two

yoivi OtfoMiJ !! * Don’t Rasp Your Throat With Harsh Irritants "Reach for a LUCKY instead" Now! Please!—Actually put your finger on your Adam’s Apple. \ Touch it— your Adam’s Apple — Do > you know you are actuallyfouchwiSi ’ ng Y our larynx? —This is your yy voice box — it contains your "SKm? ? .vocal chords. When you consider your Adam’s Apple, you are considering your throat —your vocal chords. Don’t rasp your throat A with harsh irritants — Reach for a LUCKY instead - Remember, LUCKY STRIKE is the only cigaT;//" rette in America that through its exclusive "TOASTING" precess expels certain harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos. These expelled irritants are sold to manufacturers of chemical compounds. They are not present in your LUCKY STRIKE, and so we say "Consider your Adam’s Apple." 1 XA?/ 1 ZSq-'XT r IIHBhX "BWlo iE/ HHStNGfQBS. HNIANO It’s toasted es Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays day, Thursday Sunshine Mellows —Heat Purifies evening over N. B. C. net* Your Throat Protection — against irritation — against cough Morfes - i

motored to this city. Mr. und Mr». Clmrlea Burdg will motor to Portland Wednesday! ■morning where they will attend the i I short funeral services for Mrs. 1 Belle Klst-.hdinson. Mrs. John Zimmerman, daughter Fern, und son Forrest of Fort j ! Wayne spent Monday evening in I l bis city. Mr. und Mrs. Charles Heare ami j family visited with relatives Berne. Sunday afternoon. Miss Dolores Nellhauser Qf Berne I I is speiidinz the week visiting with : I Mr. und M - f’hrla Lehman of this' ' ’ ity. Mrs. F. M. S’htrmeyer has re-j turned from a few ’lays visit at Van Welt. Ohio. The Misses Cleo Light and Jose plline Hill and the Messi*. Ellio’t liver and Virgil Andrews spent' Sunday in Gas City, the guests of] Mr. and Mrs. Ollie l,eßrun and fa-'

! uilly. Wliile there they attended the ! bm < alaiireute sermon of tile Gas I’’lty High School. Monte Leßriin, a lornier Decatur boy, is a member of the graduating' iluss, Norman White of Monroeville vis ; this i Ity lust evening. | thin ety last evening. ’I lie condition of William Bell o| I Mercer avenue, who Hum been 111 several days with the flu, was re ported to lie much Improved today. | Miss Frames Murphy of Detroit. | Michi an, arrived here last night ■ for a few days visit witli her mother who lias been 111. Louies Kline has sold his farm ' : north of this city and is making his i home witli Arthur Doctor on route I ten, Fort Wayne. , Mr. mid Mrs. W. A. Klepper will j attend the I'e' - hy Day races at | i.ouisville Saturday. Mrs. William Simpsi.ti <»l> Bliss field. Michigan is spending a two week's vueaton visiting relatives

jo 0 LULA GERBER I Teacher of PIANO AM) ORGAN Phone 52 811 No. Third St. 0 s 0

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11 in ami near this city. Mr. Simpson has returned to Blissfield utter— I s’M-iuling Hie week-inid witli Ids 'I and other relatives In Fort I Wayne. • Miss Mildred Akey. a student. ; at Indiana University, I Sipent. tile weekleml visitlux her ; i mother, Mrs. Dora V. Akey Id tills I city. Miss Eleanor Johnson Is spending a few days visiting her equslii ' Miss Doris Marjorie Johnson at j Is-ipsic, Ohio. 0 A Bladder Physic is a medicine Hint works on the r bladder as castor oil on the bow: , i Is. Drives out impurities and ex- [ cess acids that cause irritation,,, i whicli results In getting up nights, ' frequent desire, burning, leg pains., I mid backache. Get a 25c test box . of Bi’KETS. (5 gr. Tablets) thapleasant bladder physic from any I druggist. After four days if not relieved go back and get your money. You will feel better after. ; this cleansing and you get four I; regular sleep. Holthouse Drug Co.