Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1932 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR —- - , ♦ Friday Tirzah Club, Ren Hur Hall, following lodge. Monday Zion Reformed Mission Band, ehurch parlors 3:30 p. nt. luesoay W. C. T. XT. Library Hall 2:30 Wednesday Zion Lutheran Missionary Society M.s. Wai. Zwick. 2 p. m. Religious Study Club, Miss Etliel Ervin, 7:30 p. tn. Historical Club, Mrs. Bryce Butler, 2 p. tn. Ladies Shakespeare Club. Mrs. John Tyndall, 2:30 I*. M. Thursday W. O. M., Moose Home, 7:30 p.m, I Miller was presented the consola- ! lion prize. Following the games, the tables l were laid with linens and a dainty luncheon was se ved. DINNER-BRIDGE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Miss Madge Hite entertained the members of her Dinner-bridge club and three guests at her home on Winchester street, Thursday evening. At six-thirty o’clock a th.ee course dinner was served at small 1 tables. Bridge was later played, and high i score prize was awarded to Mrs. Herman Ehinge . Mrs. Dick Heller received the guest prize. Guests other than members were Mrs. H. B. Macy, Mrs. Dick Heller, and Miss Florence Haney. The next meeting will be with Mrs. A. R. Holthotise. jCLASS MEMBERS ENTERTAIN FAMILIES Mo.e than' fifty members and , guests of the Ever Ready Class of ■ the Methodist Episcopal Sunday j School attended the supper with I which the class members entertainled their families in the church ■ basement. Thursday night. A delicious pot-luck suppe. was i served in the dining hall of the ! cfiurch, after which short devotionI al services were conducted by Mrs. C. L. Walters, and the regular business meeting was held. The election o. new officers took I place, and M.s. W. H. Leatherman

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was chosen president; Mrs. Jack Freldt, vice-president; Mrs. Ervin plzey, secretary; Mrs. George Harding. assistant sec.eta.-y; and Mrs. Giles Porter, treasurer. The Mystery Pals for the past year were revealed, and names drawn for new ones. Fallowing the business meeting a social Hine was enjoyed. BERNE COUPLE MARRIED SIXTY YEARS Mr. and Mrs. David Schindler of lie.ne celebrated their sixtieth Wedding anniversary ;<t their home Ihitrsday. 'I he couple was married January 7, 1872 at the Defenseless Mennonite tchurch, northwest of Berne by Rev. Henry Rgly, now deceased. Mr. Schindler is 82 years of age and Mrs. Schindler is 79. Both are in fair health. A caleteria dinner was served at the noon hour and an informal program was p evented tn the afternoon. W. O. M. HOLDS REGULAR MEETING iA large number of members of the Women of Moose attended the regular business meeting held at th- Moose Home, Thursday evening. During the meeting it was decided to hold meetings each week, beginning at seven-thirty o’clock. Several committees for the coming year were appointed. Initial :ry services were also conducted for Mrs. George Sprague of this city. PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR W. C. T. U. MEETING The program for the Womens Christian Tempe.ance Union Meeting which will be held Tuesday a- - at two-thirty o'clock at the library Hall is as follows. Song. Devotionala—Mrs. Delton Passwater. Vocal Duet —Martha Jane Linn and Madeline Spahr. Address on the Fourth Command-ment-Rev. A. B. B.own. leaflet — "The Wet Propagandists" Leaflet—mow Will They vote in 1932?" Current Events. Business. Mispah. LOYAL WORKERS HOLD MEETING The members of the Loyal Workers class of the Evangelical Sunday School met at the home of the president. Mrs. E. B. Macy, on Winchester street, Thursday night, for the regula meeting of the organization. Mrs. Fred Linn had charge of the devotional services which opened the meeting, and the regular business session was conducted. The names of the members were drawn for the chib calendar for the year, and it was decided not to draw for capsul friends. Seventeen members and two guests. Mrs. Dale Miller of this city and Mrs. Roy Baker of Fort Wayne attended the meeting. Following the business session, a contest was enjoyed, and a one course luncheon was se ved. % REGULAR MEETING OF MISS.ONARY SOCIETY Twenty-four ladies of the Presbyterian Biome and Foreign Mission ary Society met at the home of Mrs. L. A. Graham, .Thu.sday afternoon. Mrs. John Evans opened the meeting by conducting the devotional service. The subject for the afternoon was "Women's Service in the church" and v as ably presented by Mrs. James Eliberson. Subtopics were given by Mrs. Paul Graham. M s. J. L. Kocher, and Mrs. J. L. Kocher, and Mrs. C. D. feeple. Plans were made for the next meeting of the society, which will be the eannual mite box opening at the home of Mrs. I). B. Erwin. A social hour was then enjoyed and Mis. Graham se ved refreshments. M'ss Day of New Richmond Ohio, who is the house guest of M. H. H. Ferntheil, was a guest. LADIES AID MEE i S T HURSDAY Ihe Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met at the home o M.s. H. L. Me ry, Thursday afternoon for the regular meeting. Mrs. A. D. Artman had charge of the devotionals, after which the regular business session was held. Repo ts were given by the various committees. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Merry served refreshm.vnls. PROGRAM GIVEN AT MISSIONARY MEETING The members of the Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church met in the church parlo s, Thursday afternoon, with the January section, of which Mrs. Paul Spuller was the chairman, in charge of the meeting. The lesson was on "Japan" and various members gave sub-topics on the subject. Mrs. Frank Lynch led the devotional services, and M s. Dallas Brown gave a report of the “Evangelical Church in Japan," followed with a vocal duet by Martha Jane Linn and Madeline Spahr. “Educational Work” was the subject of Mrs. Earl Butler's report, and “At Work with Japan's Little Ones," was read by Mrs. Naomi

King. Mrs. Paul Spuller told of "Some of the products of the work and of lioal work in Japan.” and M s. Fred Chronister read the . "Challenge of Missionary Work in Japan at the Present Time". Mrs. .1. <). Tticker gave a report of the worker’s convention which was held recently in Kendallville. During the business meeting .plans were made for the Day of Prayer which will be held the first week in February. Mrs. Eugene Runyon gave the animal treasurer’s report, and Mrs. Fred Linn read an interesting let tei from Miss Gladys Kern, missionary at Redbird Mission, Ky., in which .Miss Ke.n • ,’.J about Christmas at Redblr*. Rev. M. W. Sttnderman gave a short talk. The members of the January section served Refreshments to the thirty six members p. esent. MT PLEASANT LADIES HOLD REGULAR MEETING The Mt. Pleasant Ladjes Aid Society met with Mrs. Milton Fuhrman, near this city. Thursday ufter- , noon. Mrs. Sol Sheets, president i opened the meeting and M s. FranI cis Fuhrman had charge of the devotionals. The Social committee made plans for several events during the year, ami the ladies decided I to have an all day meeting. A social hour was then enjoyed ! and refreshments were served by I M.s. Fuhrman to the eight mem- ! hers ami several children present. ! The next meeting will be with I Mrs. Jesse Singleton. Services begin each night at 7 o’ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. i William Zwick, Wednesday afte. ! noon at two o'clock. — MEETING OF ' SO CHA REA CLUB The members of the So Cha Rea I Club and several guests were enterI tained at the home of Mrs. V. J. i Bormann, Thursday night. Guests other than the tegular members were the Misses Madonna Clementz Mabie Staley and Florence Holthouse. and the Mesdames Alga Baker, George Laurent, all of this city, and George Andrews of Huntington. Games of bridge were played at which Miss Do.othy Miller and Mrs. R. C. Ehinger received the club prizes, and Mrs. Laurent was presented with the guest prize. Following the games, Mrs. Bormann served a dainty one cou.se luncheon. PRAYER SERVICE FOLLOWS AID MEETING Fourteen membeta of the Ladies ■ Aid Society of the Monroe Methodist Episcopal Church attended the regular business meeting and prayer service which was held in the church Thursday afternoon. Rev. E- M. Dunbar and Mrs. Otis Brandy be. ry led the devotional services, and the regular routine of . business was followed. A collection iof sixteen dollars and ten cents : was reported. The Ladies Aid quartet fpvored the group with a musical selection. F. ilowing the meeting a p ayer ■ service in connection with the reI rival services which are in prog- ' ress at the church, was held. j MRS NEERING SURPRISED WITH PARTY Mrs. J,ihn Neering was pleasantly , surprised at he home Thursday ni.-ht, when a number of her friends arrived to assist her in celebrating her birthday anniversary. Games of five hunded were played and prizes were won by the Mesdames Mat Harris. Jack Deinger, and Alex Tanvas. Following ; the games a luncheon was served. MISS REINWALD ISSUES INVITATION Miss Violet Reinwald of Fort Wayne, who plans to open a school of the dance in Decatur invites the P ihlic to be her guests Sunday afternoon. January 17. at three o'clock ' .a the Knights of Columbus hall. At that time Miso Reinwald will . present her advanced pupils in all types of dances. MEETING OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY Ihe members of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the : Methodist Episcopal Church met 'at the home of Mrs. Enoch Eady on Sixth street, Thursday afte. noon with the Mesdames B. J. Rice. John Parrish, Harry Butler, H. F. Callow and Agnes Andrews, the assisting hostesses. Mrs. R. D. Myers gave a report i of the thi.d chapter of the study book, "The Challenge of Change' “. x l .. . x.

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and topics on rhe subject, "Child Labor,” were given by the Mesdames D. D. Heller, B. F. Franklin, Fred Mills, John Rex, Dan Sprang, H F. Callow and T. W. Holsapple. Mrs. Amos Yoder had charge of the devotionals, and during the bus iness meeting plans were made for the annual mite box opening Which will be held in Febiuary. Following the regular routine of business refreshment i were served by the hostesses to the twenty five member present. ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE CLUB Mrs. Francis lll'oweil of West Monroe street was hostess to the members of her Pinochle Club and a guest. Mrs. Joe Hunter, Thursday night. The color note of blue and white was ca r.ed out in the appointments of the party and in the luncheon. Games of pinochle were played in which Mrs. Robert Gage and Mrs. Fred Stauffer received the high score prizes, and Miss Isabelle Odle the consolation prize. M s. Howell presented Mrs. Hunter with a pretty guest prize. Following the games, the tables were laid with luncheon cloths of blue and white, and the hostess, assisted by her sister. Miss Gladys Whitright, served u delicious one comse luncheon. The next meeting of the club will be held with Mrs. Robert Gage. INTERESTING MEETING OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Baptist Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Loren Lake, Thursday afternoon. at which time Mrs. C. E. Bell was in charger of a very interesting meeting. The subject was “The Unfinished Task." A song was sung, after which Mrs. Bell read the scripture and Mrs. S. E. Shamp and Mrs. A B.

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Brown offered prayers. A song, “Watchman. Tell us of the Night" ■ was sung, and Mrs. Bell gave a ■ review on "Missionary Activities in Baptist Fields." Mrs. ('. E. Peterson gave a reading, “Never Sounds Retreat," and a trio composed of the Mesdames 1 I A. B. Brown, C. E. Bell and C. E i Peterson sang. Mrs. Will Winnes I told of "World Alliance," ami Mrs. 1 S. E. Hite gave a reading "Resolution." A reading. “A Year Io Live," -was presented by Mrs. j Clarence Hilyard, after which a letter received by Mrs. Bell from ! Mrs. Ernest Atkins, a missionary - in Africa, was read by Mrs. R. A. ' I McDuffee. I I I A reading, "Encouragement ” I was given by Mrs. >S. E. Shamp, i and a poem. “Carry On” was read '| by Mrs. John Everett A song, 1 j “In Christ there is No East or West.” was sung, after which Mrs H. A. Thomas told of “The G f . Physician." A poem. “New Year's i Dawning." was read hy Mrs Fran.- ■ cis McW’hinney, a song, "Oh, Zion I Haste," was sung, and the program was closed with a prayer by Mrs. Bell, At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Lake, assisted by her daughter, Alice, served lovely refresb- ; ments. Mrs. Clifford Marshall was > a guest of the society members. ENTERTAIN LADIES AID Mrs. Herman Sautbine and Mrs.. William Yager entertained the members of the Zion Ladies Aid - Society at the home of Mrs. Sautf bine. Thqtsday. Thirty-seven members were pre- . sent, and the day was spent in qiiilt- - ing. At the noon hour a delicious I dinner was served, and devotional services were led by Rev. J. A. i Smith. I — — the Habit- -<r a <?e at Horn.

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