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Mr Carl Hamniimd. Wednesday. , | The afternoon wa- spent In sew-1 Ing anil a social manner. The next I i meeting of the club will be held ' jin two weeks with Mrs. Robert' [ Garard. MRS. JOHN NELSON SURPRISED BY FRIENDS Several friend of Mr. John Nel- ’ sun arrived tit her home Tuesday! ! evening and pleasantly surprised I her. in honor of her birthday until- ! versarv. During the evening a social Him- ! was enjoyed and games were ,play 'rd in which the prize wa - on by i Mr-. Giles Porter. A delicious luncheon of one course as served Mrs. Nelson was pi anted with ' 13 beautiful birthday gift from time ;resent: the Mesdame- ('. L. Walter. W. F. Beery. A. I). Suttles. ' jG'h i Porter. Ervin Elzey. Delton I I Passwater, M. E Hower, E. N • Wicks E. W. Johnson. Clara Amlei -.on and W. O. Little. ENTERTAINS WITH.LUNCHEON i Miss Vivian Thomas entertained I with a luncheon Wednesday mum at he; home on High street. Gues:i were ML s Anna Winnes of Frank I College, the Misses Ruth Winnes : I and Dorothy Ha’ey of this city. I The Misses Anna Winnes and Vi- ' vian Thomas returned to Franklin ' i Cohere, Franklin. Wednesday night I after spending the spring vacation i 1 in this city. ‘

DECATVR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 7 1932,

CLUB CALENDAR J Thursday IcNick Club, Mis Nida Banter. I ho.iiH of ML - Mark j Pa 111. W. () T. M. Moose Home, 7:3(> I tn. I'Aangelical W. M S.. church par-' i ■ ’•>'* « p. m. prompt. M l‘. Ever Ready class, Mrs. Ilarl Hollingsworth, 7:30 p. m. Calvary Evangelical Ladles Aid I Society, church, 1:30 p m. Mt Pleasant laidles Aid Society Mrs Goldie Roop, 2 p. tn. M. E. illume Missionary Society, Mrs. Sam Butler, 2:30 p m. Presbyterian Women s Home and Foreign M slonary Society, Mrs. Fit'll Grahiim, 2:30 p. ni. Christian Missionary Society, Mrs. Bob August, 7:30 p. m. Christian Ladles Aid Society, I Mrs. 11. F. Kraft. 2:30 p. m. Junior class play, “Tea Toper' lav.-in D. 11. S. Auditorium, I 3 p. ni. Friday Pnnbolita.: lodge. Red Melis Hall | 7:30 p. m. Evangi Ileal c. E. Party, postponed hide initely. I II I.adies Aid Society. Mrs. R. E. Mumnia. 2 p. in. C. It. Work and Winn cla.s. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Roop. 7:30 p. ni. Ben Hur Tlrzah Club. Ben Hurl Hal), following lodge. Junior class play, “Tea Toper! Tavern.'' D. 11. S. Auditorium.! I 8 p. m. Saturday Zion Reformed Ladies Aid Case-! i terla supper, church basement, *> to I 7 p. m. „ Monday Research Club. Mrs. Carrie T. ! i laiLi.dd. 2:30 p. m. 7 uesday De'ta Theta Tau social meeting. Mis Ague- Ha' er; 6:30 p. m. Ihe Pocahontas lodge will) meet in the Red Mens Hall Friday night | at .-even-thirty o'clock. A pot-luck i lunch will be served following the ; lodge session. BIBLE CLASS HOLDS MEETING The members of the Phoebe Bible la.-s of the Zion Reformed Sunday l School were entertained at the home of Mrs. Leland Franks. Wednesday night. The Mesdame.s Ralph Yagir, Albert Aeschlinian and Albert Miller assisted in enterttaintn.s. The devotional services and busines- meeting were in the charge of the piesident. Mrs. Ralph Yager. After the regular routine of busi- | ness. gam s were enjoyed and I prizes were won by Mr-l Walter , ! Deitsch and Mrs. Dallas Goldner. A delicious luncheon was served to the twenty three men.bers and ' four guests present. ■ ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mis. Ed A..Bosse was hostess to tin- nietnbets of het Bridge Club and two additional guests. Mrs. Raymond Koline and Mrs. William Bawi-rs, at her home, Wednesday night. Thi entertaining rooms were decra.ed with bouquets of pretty pring flowers, and small tables were arranged for games of bridge. Mis- Lee Anna Vance was awarded the high score prize among the club members, and Mrs. Kohne received the guest prize. At tile conclicdon of the games, a delicoous luncheon was served by the h > tess. The next meeting of the club will be held in two weeks MEND ANNOUNCED FOR CAFETERIA SUPPER The I.adies Aid Society of the Zion Reformed church will serve a cafeteria supper in the church dining hall, Saturday night from .ive ! to seven o'clock. I'he menu for the supper will be as follows: creamed thicken and biscuits, meat loaf, ma-hed potatoes and gravy, baked beans, noodles. potato alad. devilled eggs, pie. cake, ice i ream, and coffee. The public is cordially invited to this supper. « PLEASANT MILLS MAN IS MARRIED Word was received here today of the marriage of Gertrude Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Street of Los Angeles, Cal., and Gordon V Izard, .-on of Dr. and Mrs. .1. W. Vizard o Pleasant Mills. The wedding occurred in California, where Mr. Vizard is employed. The bride is a graduate of the graduate of the L'niversity of Southern California, where she obtained a master degree. She has been arrive in educational wonk in I the motio npicture industry and also ii specal representative of the board of education of Los Angeles. Mr. Vizard is a garduate of University of Missouri. He is well known in Decatur .where he was i graduated from high school. Mr. | and Mrs. Vizard will continue to reside in Ixts Angeles. o Economy Hits Traffic Lights Loveland. Colo.—(U.R) —The traffic light, which guides the conies ; and goes of Loveland’s vehicular traffic now abandons it duties to! 10 p. m. after the city council decreed that ’he earlier shutting off of the light would be a part of the, city’s economy program. Get the Habit — Trade at Home

I Monmouth Senior Class Will Preesnt Comedy • ♦ The senior class of the Monmouth high school will present the three mt comedy. "The Winning of Joy" in the commiinlty ' building. Thursday mid Friday nights, April 7 uud 8. The play will begin nt 8 o’clock i nad admission will bo 25 cents tor! adults and 15 cents for stude.it i tickets, which may be purclined| from uny member of Hie pluy cast i.r at the door on the nights of the perfornmnee I Members of the cast are at) follows: Uncle Joe Reeves, rich, miserly, mid Misanthropic Fre ( ] Brokaw Dave Reeves, his foster son Doyl Lytle Pa Vernon (Jiml his brother-in-law Herman Bittner Bill Vernon, his nephew Thearl Stults Joy King, the orphaned stepniece of Pa Vernon Willowdeno Prescott Ma Vernon, Joe’s sister and Jim's wife Lena Sauer Mrs. Sims, an inquisitive neighbor Alice Reinhart i Hettle Sims, her daughter i Helen Fairchild! I Benjamin Assafethy, Hettle’s j gentleman friend James Moses l Rev. Phineas Barker, a badly rattled divine Russell Fleming; The public is invited to witness | this clever presentation given by j j the senior class of the school. o ♦ ♦ Church Official Coming Dr. E. W. Praetorius. general I secretary of religious education. I of the Evangelical church, wjth 1 headquarters at Cleveland Ohio, will spend next Sunday, April 10. | at the First Evangelical church in Decatur. Dr. Praetorius will' arrive in Decatur (Saturday after-' noon and will meet the teachers! and officers of the First Evangeli-j cal church Saturday night at 7:30. o’clock. This meeting will lie in the form of a conference. All; officers and teachers are request-! ed to living the questions concern-1 ing their work. *A big Sunday school rally at ' 9:15 o’clock. After the class study; on Sunday morning Dr. Praetorius! will speak in the interest of Sun-J day school work. Everybody is I welcome to this service. On Sunday evening at 6:15. he' will address the ('. E. at the regn-' i lar meeting. The seven o’clock ’ service will be a mass meeting under the leadership of tlm Christian Endeavor, when Dr Praetorius will address himself, especially to the young people. | _____ Music Department To Give Musical Comedy ♦ * The Music Department of the Woman's Club, assisted by the lunior Arts Club, will present the musical comedy. “Ali Baba and j the Forty Thieves.'' in the Deca tur high school auditorium. Mon-i dav night. April 11, at 8:15 o'clock. I The play, which is founded on the story of the Arabian Nights, is, in two acts with prologue and epi-1 logue. True Fristoe. well known musician, and a former resident; of Decatur, will accompany the musical numbers at the piano. Admission to the auditorium j will be 50 cents for adults and 25! cents for children and high schou' | pupils. The first act is laid in a*forest ( outside the city of Bagdad, and I the second act takes place in a ro m in Ali Baba's house. The' cast of character!, in the cider of t.teir appearance, is as follows: ! Narrator Miss Della Sellemeyer; I Shem e ldin. ce.ntaln of the band. of robbers Walter J. Bockman i Abdullah, first robber

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Miss Dolorls Klepper Second robber , Miss Dorothy Young Third robber Miss Virginia Milb-r .Mrs. I'asslm. sister-in-law as All Baba Mrs. Henry Nelr<’lt r, r Abdul Hassan, foster son of | f'asslm John Dowling Ctissiin. brother of All Baba Fred T. Sehnrger I Morgiann, slave of Cnsslm , Miss Gladys Schindler I Mitstaphu, son of All Baba Chalnier Fisher All Baba Elmo Smith Fatima, daughter of Ali Biibu Mrs. R. A. Tooke Mrs. Ali Baba Mrs. William A. Klepper Prince of Ispahan William J. Holthouse A chorus of dancing girls will comprise (he Misses Margaret fTinipbell, Kathryn Engeler. Rose mary Holthouse, Patsy Holtliouse. and Helen Suttles. Robbers and Slaves, a chorus,! ■will include the Misses Vera Porter. Helena Rayl. Mary Grace Zimmerman, Martha Erma Butler, Betty Frisinger, Miriam Haley.| Barbara Krick. Dorothy Little and Leia Palmer. Between the two acts, the Mes ! dames Dun Tyndall. Bryce Butler. | and E. D. Engeler will sing two Oriental number, accompanied byMrs. Carrie T Haubold, and a solo 1 dance will be given by Miss Patricia Fullenkamp. 0 Progue Funeral Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Martha j Pogue. 84, who died in Monroe ; Tuesday morning, will he held Fri play afternoon at 2 o'clock at the 1 Rolla Ixingenberger home in Mon . roe and at 2'«30 o’clock in the I Methodist Episcopal Church of that I place. i Rev. E. M. Dunbar, pastor of the church will o ficiate and burial will j be made in the Springhill cemetery. | „ Hoover Calls Meeting I Washington, April 7.— (U.R) — President Hoover today asked ; Chairman McDuffie of the house | economy committee to call a meet- 1 :ing of his committee at the White I House Saturday at It a. m. I The request was In reply to a I letter from the committee which I asked the President to specify the ! economies he desired made in the i government. o ' State School Editors to Meet I Missoula. Mont. — (U.R) — Editors of Montana high school papers will convene May 12-13 at the L'niversi'y of Montana for the annual ' Montana High School Editorial I Association convention. i --o Rexali 1c Sale coming soon. Wait for it! S2t3

THE CORT TONIGHT - TOMORROW ‘The Woman Between’ with Lily Damita With beauty her weapon, she fights a battle of women's wits across gi'ded <1 ra w ing. rooms of New York's millionaire set! “Battle Royal" comedy Cartoon 10c, 15c Sun. & Mon.—"SHE VJAMTED A [ MILLIONAIRE." Also Special Comedy featuring Bing Crosby Radio’s Sensational Star.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew.- o ! Huntington visited here today. W. A. Klepper was In Indianapolis yesterday and had luncheon with J Governor Hurry G Leslie. John T. Myers, who suffered u I heart attack in Fort Wayne ten i ; days ago Is able tn be up a part of I the lime, and enjoyed an autoino- , ! bile ride with hl.i family, Wednes-| 1 day. Charles Weatherhoi. Fort Waym I architect was a Inisine r nailer ' ' here. R. I). .Myers Is visiting in Angola today. John IJtnebarger of Indianapolis ' was a visitor here today. , I Walter Meyers, a candidate for the democratic nomination for Unit- ' ■ ' ed States senator spent a half hour ' here last evening on his way to ' . Fort Wayne. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson have , moved to their new Second street -| residence recently purchased. Mrs. Marvin Stoutenberry of near i Decatur who has be-n a patient at the Wells County Mospital in Bin I i 1 ton for the last two weeks was re- I ; moved to her home today. The condition of Miss Margaret Haley who has been confined to 1 her home with illness for the last ten days was reported to be improving. Health Station Friday (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) health station, for children from 2 years to 6 years of age conducted in the County by the same staff | from State Board of Health from April 18 to 27. o Alaskan Deer Saved Ketchikan, Alaska.— (U.R) — Despite outside reports, deer in Al- ' aska did not perish in heavy snows | this winter, but were fed through funds provided by the Alaska game j commission. Deer came down in herds from the highlands to beaches of Alaska during the snowi storms. o New Mayor For Beer — Chicago. April 7. (U.R) -Cicero's I new president. Joseph G. Cerny, whose election ended a 15-year machine rule, is going to restore the ; suburb's good name, but that does no' mean citizens of Al Capone’s "home town" can’t have their beer.

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' - — I "We’re going to clean np Cicero's] 'reputation," Cerny said, "nut Jni | ,no reformer Cicero people want I beer. There are 175 places in town that sell beer and we urent going; | t.o bother them If the’re run decent ! ly. But the hoodlums and gung!sters are going to be run out.” | Cerny Intimated that every tip ' pointlve official of the old regime | would be discharged on April 18' I when he lakes office. o Stuff Beauty Ballot Box Springfield. Mo. — (U.R) Drury! | College takes its beauty contests : seriously. So seriously, according! to Manager Ed Martin, that he was 'forced to declare this year’s con j I test void, bei-ause the ballot box 1 was stuffi d.

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Clzlmz Prize Prisoner i Seattle, Wunh.- (U.R) -Judge John B. Gordon la willing to uward the “perfect primmer’’ prize to Ollie ;M< Muiiiih, 64, negro laborer He admitted drinking “iinythlng he could find.’’ naked to be locked up for 15 duya, und wan aceotninodated. He thanked the court. o Stable Foreign Auto Market Detroit, — (U.R) A large foreign :markc( fur American automobile lliarta, more stable than the foreign 'automobile market, la foreseen for I he next decade by the Department of Commerce. More than 20b MichJgun mtiniifaeturera will share in [the trade. It was predicted. .j „ , Seek Re-employment of 8,845 Detroit,—(U.R) Welfare Dcpurt ; merit officials here have started a [campaign to seek Hie re-employ-ment of 8,845 men, jobless now although former employes of 18 lead- ! Ing Detroit industrial concerns. ' This nttmls-r, according to department officers, is one third of the total dependent upon the city.