Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1932 — Page 3

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TORY or I PATROITII One man out of every five in Indiana holds some sort of an office, lhe other four hear the burden without pay. So it was in 1776 when our forefathers had the courage to dump King I'porge's tea into the ocean. Overburdened with taxes without representation, thev threw off England’s yoke and foun led a Republic. ||| Another BOSTON TEA PARTY will be held in the court house in Decatur. Saturday, Feb. 27 th I At 2 P.M. in the Court House Auditorium Without violence, strictly within the law, an organization to drive the “money changers” out of the temple will show vou the way to rid yourselves of || burden ot millions of corrupt graft, decapitate 10,000 political heads and "Shten your tax burden FOUR TIMES! Every taxpayer in Adams county invited to attend the meeting. Saturday. ® Home Defenders League I of Indiana I Actvt. H

CLUB CALENDAR , 1 Thursday x W. O. T. M.. Jltxiat' Home. 7:30 ( Ad Libitum Club, Miss Dorothy ( I Miller. S p. m. , Evangelical Ixiyal Workers class ! Mrs. Fred Linn. 7 p. tn. , I St. Marys Township Home EconoI r.it s Cltrb, Mrs. Henry Crownover. 'all day. M. E. Ladies Aid Society. M'I E. N. Wicks. 2:30 p. nt. 1 Stk Paul Ladles Aid, Mrs. Marion I I Reher, all day. Christian Ladies Aid Society. 1 Mrs. E. L. Harlacher, 2:30 P. tn ' Eastern Star regular meeting. ; ] Masonic all. 7:30 p. at. Ic-Niok, Miss Frieda Scherer at ' I Oren Sr.iultz home, 7:30 p. in. Friday 1 Evatiieli al Cheer.nl Wo ken, ' : Miss Helen Gay, 7:30 p. nt. Knights of Pythias and Pythian 1 Sisters anniversary observance, K. j of l“. Home, 6:30 p. m. United Brethren V. I. S. Class, ' Miss Alice Vance, 7:30 p. m. Monday Research Club, Mrs. R. E. Vane • 1 j 2:30 p. m. Woman's Club, Library Hall. 7:45 p. m. luesday Psi lota Xi business} meeting. M s. : Arnold G u rberding S p. m. Tri Kappa business meeting, Mrs. Herb Curtis. 8 p. tn. Wednesday Historical Club, M.s. C. C. Lang-1 i ston. 2 p. m. Ladles Shakespeare Club. Mrs. 11. H. Franklin 2:30 p. tn. | Several games of pinochle were I played and prizes were awarded ; to Mrs. Burl Johnson, first. Mrs. > Dick Bu:dg. second, and WalIdo Eckrot?, consolation. A one course luncheon was serv- j ' ed at the close of the games. The 1 1 next m‘etlng will be with Mrs. Dick j ‘ Burdg. The name of Mrs. Peter Kirsch | ! was unintentionally omitted from : ' the list of guests who attended the Ifoung Matron's Club Guest Night 1 program. Tuesday evening, at the’ 1 home of Mrs. Ben Schioyer. . T.:e Woman's Club will meet at ] I the Library Hall. Monday evening, I at sev.>n4o.Fiy-fi.ve o'clock. The mui sic department of the club will pre-1 ’ sent the program. BUSINESS MEETING ; OF ST. VINCENT SOCIETY The members of the St. Vincent 1 ide Paul Society met in the Catho-i lie school hall. Wednesday after-

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mum for Hie regular business meet 1 Ing. 1 i he routine of business wks transacted amt 1 aid games were played in winch prizes were won by the : M shames Elin ll’yhind. ISiy Lull 1 mon. ami Churles Ch.lslen. I In- hostesses lor the afternoon Were the Mesduni’-s .loe Knnpke. Mielmel Miller ami W. P iaise. DELTA THETA TAU HAS EXAMINATION I 111 memhe S o the Delta Theta l au Sorority met in the Old Adams county hank building. Wednesday evening for the regular business meeting. Miss Mary Harris, president, had charge of the examination. COCIETY MR. AND MRS SANDERS SURPRISED W'Th PARTY A number of neighbors and f iends of Mr. and Mrs ( hurles 1 Sajders of near Monroe pleasantly surprised them Tuesday evening, with a far -well party at their heme. Mr. and Mrs. Sandors will move soon to a home east of Monroe.. The guests arrived at the party , with well filled baik'Hs and a doll-j clous luncheon was served -afet 1 la style. Those present were the] honord guests, and Mr. and Mrs.’ Delmar Conneley and son Charles ! Delmar. Mr. and Mrs. William Michaels, Jr.. Billy Bovine, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brown and son Cliffor 1. Mr. ! and Mrs. Marion Michaels. Mr. and ' Mrs. George Strickler, and children > Dorothy and Koy, Mr. ami M s. ( Gerry Martz. Mr. and Mrs. Prank ' Strio.der, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ; Christy and daughte s. Eloise. El : aine. and Ruth Kll°n. and yr. and ' Mrs. John Christener and children Junior. Rodger. Marie and Bonny lain. The evening was spent in playin,- games and a social time. The Cheerful Workers class of the Evangelical Sunday school will meet with Miss Helen Gay, Friday ' I evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Th- Research Club will |»e held at i the home of Mrs. R. E. Vance MonI day afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. I Mrs. Fred Smith will be the leader. — LADIES SHAKESPEARE CLUB OBSERVES GUEST DAY The members of the Ladies I Shakespeare 4'ltib and their guests i were entertained with the annua! J Guest Day party and p ogram at the ] home of Mrs. Herman F. Ehinger, 6011 West Madison street, Weilnes- [ day afternoon. Assisting hostesses were members of the social committee and com- ' prised the Mesdames Dan TyndallJ c*.iairman. E. B. Adams. J. 1.. Kochi 1 it, D. B. Erwin. W A. Lower.-Hairy? ! Moltz. C. E. Peterson. D. I). Heller. ]and Miss Rose Christen. Patriotic decorations in red. : i white, and bine were used in keep- I ing with the Washington Bi-c»nten- : 1 nial theme of the uiternoon. Quaint I and artistic bouquets o: primroses. ; 1 roses, callow lillies, and pussy wfl- ! i lows were arranged in a profusion 1 ’ about the rooms. A Urge silk flag 1 which belonged to Mrs. Charles ] Teeple’s father, the late S. B. Fordyce. was d aped across the living;

room arch, mid n purl rail of Wash lugtoii was surrounded wil'h smaller American flags. Al one o'clock the guests were sealed at small luhb k arranged In ihe dining room, mid a two course luncheon was served. Following the lunclo-on Mrs. chiii le.j Teeple, leader I/.' Ihi afternoon, hud charge of the program. Foul members of the Decatur Girl Scouts, the Misses Marcellu Brandyherry, Hetty Frl.ilngi-r, Jfarthu Erinu l.utler, and Harriet Fruchte, appeared In uniform and gave the pledge of allegiance to the :)ug and t'.ie scout p.omlse. Mrs. Teeple then presented a very interesting paper on "George Washington" telling of his family name, ancestry, and life. Mrs. D. B. Erwin gave a reading on "What Washington w mid Think If He Came Ba- k today." Gerhard Schultz, Decatur high school senior, was dressed us George Washington and enacted the thoughts brouL'ht o-' in Mrs. Erwin's r/ading. Mrs. J ,'in Tynda'.: >lso gave an Interesting paper on "Washington's I Mother". I About fifty members and their (guests enjoyed the program. Out-of- | town guests included Mrs. T. M. j R id. Mrs. D. M. Hensley, and (Mis. Crist Egley of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Byrl Masterson and Mrs. Ralph Tyndall of Bluf ton; and | Mr. Jennie Fuhrman of Marion. The next meeting of the club will i be at the home of Mrs. 11. H. F.ank--1 lin. with Mrs E. B. Adams having I the program. ; HISTORICAL CLUB HAS WASHINGTON PROGRAM The members of the Historical | Club enjoyed an unusual program ’ at the regular meeting, entitled. “An Afternoon Spent with Washington.” at the home of Mrs. Sam Shamp on Mercer avenue, Wednesday afternoon. The program was in keeping with the bi-centennial celebration of the birthday anniversary jof George Washington. Mrs. Perry Short was the program leader and read an interesting paper on "Washington's Family Life.” Each member of the dull attended the a ternoon's program in colonial costumes, caps, white wigs or [xiwde.ed hair. The roll call was answered with quotations about Washington, and during the current event hour, each member told or read some interesting event of Washingtons life or of the time in which he ( ved. A social hour followed the program, and the hostess served a one course luncheon featuring cherries and flags. The next dub meeting will bn ? held with Mrs. C C. Langston next | m Wednesday afternoon at which ; time Mrs. Delton Passwat -r will lie the leader. , G. E. CLUB ENJOYS j EVENING CARD PARTY | The nieinbei sos the General Eiec- ; trie Club and their guests enjoyed I a card party in the dub igionts of j the G. E. plant in this eity. Wednesday evening. ' Seven games of bridge and nine games of pinochle were played. The high score prizes in bridge were a- ’’ warded to Mrs. Lloyd Aur and Mrs. I Floyd Enos. Floyd Enos and SoloII mon Lord. I Mrs. John Losche and Mrs Jer- |' iime Omlor. Edward Anderson and I Lloyd Kt elscher were the prize winI ne s in pinochle. At the conclusion I of the games, dainty refreshments I were served. I The committee in chai*g •of the I arrangements included the Misses I Elsie Brunnegraff. Ethel TumbleI aon and Dorothy Johnston, Mrs. DalI las Brown, Floyd Enos and Tillman" I Gehrig. | The next event planned so. the I members and families of the G. E. I Club is a free movie picture to be I given at the Adams Theatre Friday I niJat, March 4. II Special tickets have been secured I'and all G. E. Club members are L asked to call for their tickets at the Il plant Friday afternoon. Feb.uary 26 I or March 4. I SUNDAY SCHOOL I CLASS HAS MEETING I The members of Dr. Burt ManI'gold's class of the Christian Sun|i day School met at the Mangold I home on First street. Wednesday || evening. A short business meeting |l was held after which a social hour' l|and seve.al contests were enjoyed. II Prizes were awarded to Miss Pauli line Marshall and Miss Lois DellinI K er - I A luncheon was served at the I-close of the evening. Appointments li of the affair were in keeping witli Jj George Washington. Those present l|were Pauline Marshall. Lois DelII linger,, Ge.trude Brandyberry. I! Kathleen Odle, Eula Myers. Ida Mae I Steele. Genevieve Light. Ruth li Elzey, and Mary Kohls. I WILLING WARKERS I HAVE FINE PROGRAM I Mrs. John Crist entertained the I members o; the Willing Wo.ker® I class of the Monroe Methodist I Episcopal Sunday School at her lihome Tuesday evening. I ‘The devotional services were I opened with the singing o fthe song, I "What a Fellowship." after which I Mrs. William Bluhm read a portion I of the Scripture, and Mrs. Rena I Kessler led in piayer. I The song, "When the Roll is I Called up Yonder,” was sung, and

Carryinit On 'M'--JU fir 1 F - ' A#; ' I." ■■■ ! „ i s " " , i i **• ■ ... Mrs. Mary Mooney, the 84-year-old mother of Tom Mooney, photographed In Chicago upbn her arrival there from San Francisco. She I was on her way to speak at meetings to lie held in New York. Washington. Philadelphia an d i Boston, under the auspices of the I Mooney Mohlers’ Defense Com-! mittee. She announced that she! w ould “carry on” for her son I until he won his fight for freedom. | fifteen members responded to the class membership, and eight visi-• tors were present. Mrs. Bertha Hendricks hail charge of the prod am for the j afternoon. The Song. My Country - ‘Tis of Thee” was sung, and t ie . readings, "Little Washington.’ and ! I "In Valiev Forge.” were read l>y Mrs. William Mitchell ami Mi< I John Everhart respectively. "1 Wo k for Thee,” was the title | o.' the song which was sung by six women. Mis. E. M. Dunbar gave | iiuesHons in the BibJe. and Mrs. - E. W Ritsche gave 111“ reading, t “‘True Stories of George Washington." Mrs. Cecil Badders closed. I the program with prayer. Du ing the social hour, refresh meats were served by the M•; dames John Crist, Rna Kessler and ; Alf Hahnert. Th- next meeting will ; be held with Mrs. William Bluhm. MEMBERS AND GUESTS ENJOY BRIDGE CLUB MEETING I Mrs. Gerald Smith entertained] the members of her Bridge Club • and seve.al guests at a prettily ap-1 pointed party, Wednesday evening. . ! Guests other than the egular members were the Mesdamos William i I.inn. Alfred It avers, Dick D. ilei- ! Iler, Robert 1 elm, Frank Rowley, i 'jMis Fobert Mills. Miss 4/ircnce I Magley and Miss BeLy Macklin, of] ! tills eity. Mrs. Charles Kellei of ; I I Fort Wayne and Mrs. Ralph Tyn-! i dall ot Bluffton. J Appointments in Keeping with ’ 1 i George Washington's birthday were I used as decorations forth • party. ] Prizes in bridge were awarded to ] Miss Mary K. Schug for high score] among the club members and to ■ ! Miss Lee Anna Vance for consolaI tion. Mrs. Helm was presented with ! the a’test prize. Tlie small tables were centered i J I . | with miniature cherry tree arrange- ' , rnents ami favors of cherri:js and j hatchets were presented to the guests. A delicious luncheon in one I course was served, in which tiie col- | j or note of red and white prevailed. .CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH FAMiuY SUPPER r I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson of ’J Penn street entertained the mem- ! bers of their f imily at supper, i Wednesday evening, the occasion [being the birthday anniversary of > Mrs. Peterson. | Covers were laid at tiie table for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson, Mr. ’ .and Mrs. Merrill Peterson and son Max. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Bowman land daughter Joan. Omtr, Wayne. I Miss Elizabeth Peterson, and Nor- ' ]ma Peterson and Phvliis Jane Bow--5 man. i | _ You Will Be More Attractive i Prevents Large Pores — > Stays on Longer t For a youthful complexion, use i' new wonderful MI’LLO-GLO Face Powder Hides tiny lines, wrinkles 3 and pores. New French process , makes it spread more smoothly i and stay on longer. No more II shiny noses. Purest face powder i ] known. Prevents large pores. 1 Ask today for new. wonderful <| face powder. MELLO-GLO. that I | suits every complexion.

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Mrs. T M. Bold urn! Mrs D M. Hensley of Fort Wayne are spend Ing the remainder of tiie week In this city visiting at t'.ie home of Mis. Ilerm ih F. Eliinge . Mrs. Jennie Fulirmitn of Marlon, (j'.lio, leturtied home today after a visit with friends here. P. W. Smith amt son Ermatt of Richmond. Indiana, were visitors In Decatur this morning. Mr. ami Mrs. Dick Heller and children will motor to Renssalear this evening. M . and Mrs. Heller will go on to Indianapolis tomorrow to attend the editorial meeting Mrs. 1. W. Macy Is quite ill with the flu. • R. It. S hug of Berne called on friends here today. A letter from Colonel Gallagher today says that the many derails pertaining to the 1 tse for t.ie sugar .aeto y here have been about eonmuded a ! <-ve.> tbf-\; looks al ri.-ht. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gass and I’a li ... ami :t i - Gem ■■ A f if Huntington visited with relatives in this city Wedneday evening. John Ca inody of Fort Wayne was a business in this city today. He man Omlor and Bob Gass visited with friends in Fostoria. Ohio. Wednesday eiei/> .■ Mrs. Joe Smith left Wednesday for Tiffin, Ohio to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Canter. Miss Dolores Eizey and I Shraluka made a business trip to [ Sidney and Delaware, Ohio today. Mrs. Olin l aser o. Jonesville, I Michigan is spending the week in

--JMnil IMffwmi wav-aaiw . TwoPoreWaysjj-Jhen Ends Ouf | /i si fl || FRIDAY AND SATI RDAY. the closing da’s cf this special sales event, promise L to he n.ost interestingas many are the bargains that await shoppers here. Prices I are low ant! selections complete. I NOTE THE SAVINGS | NON RUN RAYON UN- S pw ■ DIES — Panties, Step-ins, Dresses For Spring ■ Regular sizes 1 •’V Yott will be joyed when ■ I you see the really fine pepperell tubing - Quality and pretty styles. 42 in. pepperell tubing; 1 Misses styles as well as _ I Z 7// ; \ lor <l ual| ty 1 T a new slenderizing stout / yard * The new Spring fashions 1 f are flattering, to sav the stevens pure linen i least. New high waist CRASH-Bieached or unlines & -J4*kL- bleached; Best P-grade; 18 inch wide 1 O | A dress for every occa- Yard ' sion. | All the new shades lor A " C • OIL CLOTH — Standard I Spring. -SwJJn-'jwa oil cloth: new patterns; \ large or small 1 Q designs, yard L»A <PJL©&/C> flOi g JT KlHmi 36 in. BROWN MUSLIN; __ even weave muslin, free MB* 50c ’.Jo .zzzzzzzzzzz FAST COLOR DRESS 51' . nt ■*' PRINTS — Most attrac“"fc. )l < *' ve U P to the m ' nu te ®I » ' JI? @ S' Jj j\ patterns for dresses or _2_ Y/' zr .toe Outstanding Values in New SPRING FOOTWEAR I BATH TOWELS —Turk- I I ( ish knit with colored borOur styles an correct at this price offering and the ders, good heavy quality, assortment is large. Womens Straps, Pumps and 18x36 1 Ties. Cuban or high heels. each . LUC Pair > MENS WAYNE MADE OVERALLS — Heavy 220 M mp/ weight Denim, full cut, E's 89c ■" — 1 —— — 1 C. A« Douglas Co ' -OFTH OF COURT HOUSE DECATUR, IND. iiiiimiiih in

tills city with her parents, Mr ami Mis A. D. Allman. ('. A. Du an, Milton Weriing, Fred Heuer, ami O 1.. Vance attend d a dinner served at tiie Kinkland township Institute, today noon. Albert 't'in“<- of PI 'asanl Mills was a busini visitor luv today. Miss Goldie James o near Monroeville visited In this city today. „ — 0 —. — — Be Con'v.'t Those who want much ,sre always much In need: happy the man to whom God gives with a aperitif 'land v. liat Is siitii'-lent for Ms want* —E::chn'.g>'

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