Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 14 April 1932 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Eastern Slur mcntliv, Masonic I Hall. 7:110 p. m. W. (). T. M., Moose Home, 7:30' jp. tn. Baptist Womens Missionary So- I piety, Mrs. A’vu Baker, 2:30 p, tn. Union Chapel Ladies Aid. Mr-. 1 Ami .Miller. 1:30 p. m. Thursday Night Bridge Club. Mrs (layson Carroll, postponed one i week. So. Cha Rea. Miss Helena Weh-' nieyer. 8 p. m. ' Rebekah District Meeting, Bln f ' ton, afternoon and evening. Methodist Y. M. C. Class, church [ .basement, 6:30 p. tn. Evangelical Loyal Workers clas-. I I Mrs. Sam Black. 7:30 p. rn. I Bue'.ah Chapel Ladies Aid. Mrs. j (lust Yake, all day. i Mt. Tabor Ladies Aid Society. I l Mrs. Lester Tombleson 7:30 p. m. | Psi lota Xi Inspection, Mrs. Sam j I Hite, 6 p. m. Methodist W. F. M. S„ vegetable I soup sale, church basement, all day i Friday Mt. Pleasant Bible class. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singleton, 8 p. nt. Better Hames iHome Economics | Club. Mrs. W. S. Smith. Saturday Union township 4 H Club. Blakey school. 1 p. ni. Root Twp 4-H Club Girls, Monmouth High School. 1:30 p. tn. Monday Bona Terns Cltrb, Mrs. Jess Kuhn 8 p. m Monday Night Club, Mrs. Clem I Kortenber. 7:30 p. m. I Dramatic Department play. "The i Old Peabody Pew." D. H. S. auditorium. I on “Introduction to Mission Fields in China,” by Mrs. Blanche Elzey; I "Story of Miller Seminary,” by Mrs. j R. E. Vance; “An interview” by I Mrs. Roy Munima and Mrs. Bob Rabenold; “The Story of the Converted Monk" by Mrs. Frank Bohnke. A Chinese melody was sung by Mrs. Clarence Merryman, and Mrs. John Hill presented a prayer. Vhe closing stewardship ceremonial was conducted by Mrs. BohnkeDuring the business meeting Mrs. Dir ; Schafer was welcomed into the society as a new member. A 1 1 new membership plan was discussed and later accepted, and the society was divided into six groups for this plan. Plans were also discussed for a Mother and daughter's banquet to lie held sometime in May. At the close of the meeting the hostesses served refreshments. i AUMNI ORGANIZATION HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING The members of the Delta Theta Tau A.umni sorority were entertained at the home of Mrs. William Bowers on Monroe street, Wednesday night. A short business meeting was held, after wnich games of bridge were played. Mrs. Frank I.ose ami Mrs. Joe Laurent received the high ' score prizes which were awarded [ Following the games. Mrs. Bow- l I »rs served dainty refreshments. • — REGULAR MEETING OF LADIES AID SOCIETY Twenty five members o: the La- | dies Aid Society of the Zion Re- I mormed Church attended the regu- ' • lar meeting of tiie organization j which was held in the church par- 1 lors. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Sellemeyer. Mrs. Fred i Heuer and Mrs. Ben Schroyer were | he hostesses. Mis. J. Henry Graber was the leader for the afternoon I and had charge of the devotional I services. Mrs. Ben Schroyer sang a solo. “My Mother's Prayer.” During the business meeting, the visiting c nimittee reported twenty calls, and at the close of the after noon the hostesses served a luncheon. MISSION BAND HAS FINE PROGRAM The members of the Mission Band of the Zion Reformed Church enjoyed a party in the church parlors. Wednesday night. Following I was the program <or the evening Sang—Mission Band children. Scripture — Virginia Fledderjohann. Prayer—Mrs- Charles Beineke Roll Call. Story of “The Doll”— Betty Hunter. Song—Mission Band. Recitation—Helen Jean Qwei.r. Piano solo—Katheryn Yager. Song—" Onward Little Soldiers.” Group of boysRecitation— Bobby Yost. Story. “Play Day"—Richard Gold- I ner. Song—" Bring Them In"—Group b of small girls. Recitation—Betty Ziniff-’ster. '

DECATUR daily DEMOCRAT THURSDAY APRIL 11 193‘?

Playlet. ' A Bug of Wlshm," Group of girls. Recitation Mary Sommers. I’iano solo Ra liurd Goldner < larinel sdo Bohby Lehman, accompanied by his sister Rachel Leh | manAn offering was taken for a liitle [cil pb-d girl at the Orphans Home jin I- irt Wayne. Later retrcshmontß i were served. Mrs. ciein Kortenber wiil nnler- - usin the Monday Nl.hl Club at her | lb,nil Monday evening at seven-1 [thirty o'clock. STUDY LESSON GIVEN AT MEETING Twelve members of the Missionary Society of the Zion Lutheran I Church attended the meeting which was held at the homo of Mrs. > Chris Boknecht, Wednesday afternoon. R'-v. P. W. Schultz opened the ' meeting by reading a imrtion of I the Scriptures after which the i regular business meeting was conducted. Rev Schultz also gave a re- [ Itort taken from the mission study I txxik. Mrs B 4 necht ,-erved re reshi ments at the close of the meeting. MEETING OF BONA TEMS CLUB Mrs. Frank Schmitz of First street entertained the members of I the B ria Terns Club at her home, | Wednesday night. During the even | ing games of bridge were played land Mrs- Jess Kuhn and Mrs. Ferd O'Brien were successful in having I high scores. At the close of the evening Mrs. I Schmitz served a delicious lunchI eon. Mrs. Kuhn will entertain the lul* at thg meeting next Mondav. SHAKESPEARE CLUB > HOLDS FINAL MEETING The last club meeting of the Ladies Shakespeare Club for the year < was held at the home of Mrs. J L. Kocher, Wednesday afternoon. The collect and secretary's raport were given, a ter which Mrs. C. A. Dugan and Mrs. J H Heller were appointed as delegates to attend the Eighth District Federation of Clubs at Muncie, today. Resolutions of Respect for Mrs. D. H. Franklin were read. Mrs. Herman Ehinger presented an intteresting paper on the subject of The Literature. Art and Music of Portugal." She also read a pcem. Juan Ruiz de Hita," which was translated by 11. W. Longfellow, and means "Praise of Little Women " Following the program Mrs. S. D. Beavers, president for next year, gave several remarks. The chrb closing will be held next Thursday evening April 21, at six o’clock with a banquet to be served In the d!ntn» hall of tinZion Reformed church. ENTERTAINS j ALPHA ZETA CLUB Wis-i Virginia Laurent entertain- < d the members o the Alpha Zeta Club and one guest. Miss Genevieve Ki's n. at her home. Wedne- iav evening. Several games of bridge were pluved and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gordin Acheson, Mrs. George Laurent. Mrs. }{arrv Stultz, and the ; zu»-«t. Miss Kitson. was presented l with a prize. A one course luncheon was served the close of the games by Miss Laurent. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Gordon Achesou. ‘ HISTORICAL CLUB HOLDS FINAL STUDY MEET The members of the Historical Club were entertained at the closling meeting of the study year by Mrs. J. N. Fristoe at her home on I Mercer avenue, Wednesday after- | noon. The club year will be formally . closed for the present season next [Tuesday night, with a banquet at | the Rice Hotel. Meetings of the I irganization will he resumed next I | fall. Mrs. Fristoe was also the leader' • for the study meeting Wednesday, land she read and interesting and i instructive paper on the subject, ["Women in Politics." At the close of the program. Mrs. Fristoe was assisted in serving a one-course luncheon by Mrs./Will Winnes and Mrs. Clarence Hllyard. CLUE LEADERS HOLD PROJECT LESSON MBs Meta E. Martin of Purdue University had charge of the sec- , ond project lesson, held in the band room of Decatur high school. Wed- | nesday. Her subject was “Funda- | mentals of Color Study. The meeting opened at nine-thirty , o'clock l ue-day morning, with Mrs. i Fred Bluhm, vice (president, presiding in the place o. Mrs. E- W. Busche. president, who was absent. Following the roll call and report from the various home Economics Clubs of the county, a style show was given by the pupils of the advance sewing class of Decatur high school. Miss. Martin then presented her lesson. She stated that there is so much beauty in color, that we can not afford to neglect the study of it. she said that children's minds should be developed to appreciate II lor. Miss Martin also eave many I simple illustrations of color, after j which the meeting was adjourned ' for lunch. 'n the a ternoon session County 'Agent L. E. Archbold gave a talk.

Happy in Victory I 4- ■ t/ ‘ kkL ■ Si I Form* r Governor Ix-n Small of Illinois being congratulated by his I son. Leslie (center) and the latter's two sons, Burrell (left) and Len I Jr., on his nomination for governor of Illinois on the Republican ticket. I Twice governor of his native state of Illinois. Len Small has been I forty years in politics. Il

Several classes of girls from De-.1 catur high school attended the meeting. Miss Martin and the leaders made color wheels. Among other things Miss Martin stated that we remember 3-8 of what we hear. 5-8 of what we see. and 7-8 of what we do. Since the last leader's meeting, I nine local meetings have been held | in the county with 272 members I being present. Twenty-four women , were reached out-ide of those att- ! ending the meetings. At the last 1 meeting the ladies made scarfs, and thirty women reported making j scarfs. The leaders who attended the meetings were the Mesdames Hubert Zerkel, Chancey Clm, Arch’e Smitley. Gus Mann. Harley Reef. Hiram Wittwer, H. L. Skpe. Dan [ Roop. John Wol . Lester Kerr. Dutc- ‘ her. Harry Meshberger. Lizzie Par ent. Ada Shoemaker. Gilbert Stucky I Martin Stucky. Ervin Stucky. Cha" , les Barnhouse. R. O. Wynn, Dale Moses. ,1. ('. Grandstaff. Ralph Longenberjer, John Floyd. Ben Teeple. Wilmer Schenck, Henry Baumann, Charles Rabbitt, Harry Crownover, Dean Byerly, and the Misses Mary Steele. Amy Schenck, and Ruth Schwartz. i | MT. TABOR LADIES AID MEETS The Ladies Aid Society of the Mt. Tabor Church met at the home of j Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tumbleson ! iuesday evening. The meeting was conducted by the president, and a prayer was offered followed by the leading of the Scripture. The members res icnded to the roll call by naming their faverite I .lowers. After the meeting a contest [ wa- enjoyed and a delicious lunch- , eon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Gertrude Clement . Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Teeple and family, Mr. and ■ Mrs. ( l.iyce Rauch and lamily. Mr 1 and Mrs. Earl Tumbleson and family Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Koos and laughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Aus- [ tin McMichael. Mr. and Mrs. Artie [ Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Groce Tope i and daughter Mary. Mr. and Mrs Lester fumbleson and family, M> and Mrs. Clarence Chronister, Mrs. William Bunner, Mrs. John Helm. Mrs. Gertrude Clements, Mrs. Al-

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dine Behout, Ora Gilpin, Ho Johnson [I Myrtle Clements, Delofa, Florine I land Ethel Bunner, Mildred Helm I |and Cliff Death. I The next meeting will be held il , May 3 at the home of Mrs. John I Helm. I I LOCAL COUPLE | MARRIED TOCAY 5 The marriage of Miss Amelia I 1 Lengerich, daughter of Mr. and I ! Mrs August Lengerich and Herman I | Lashe, ion of Mr. and Mrs. John [I j Izoshe of near this <«ty was solem- I 1 nized at eight-thirty o'clock this I morning. (April 14. 1936, at the 'I j St. Marys Catholic church. The , I single ring service was used. | The couple was attended }>y Miss I Mary Lo he. sister of the groom. I land Arthur Lengerich, brother of I I tho bride. | The bride wore a white satin I dress, iashioned with cap sleeves, 1 iand three flounces of sheer lace I forming the skirt. Her veil was of I white and her footwear was of [I white satin. She carried an arm I bouquet of bride's roses. | The bridesmaid wore poudre blue L | [crepe dress, with an eyelet bodice 'I [and puff sleeves, hat and footwear 11 : t > match. I - —_ .. . Ih» coi, de- will reside near this I I city where tile groom is a farmer. I g ■ L. M Roce, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. I Rice and son Dick of Fort Wayne I spent Wednesday evening in this I city visiting there mother, Mrs. I Plr-ebe Ree, who is ill at the 11. F. I Callow home. 11 New Wonderful Face Powder Prevents Large Pores— I Slays on Longer I For a youthful complexion, use I new wonderful MELLO-GLO Face > ; Powder. Hides tiny lines, wrinkles I and pores. New French process • j makes it spread more smoothly . i and stay on longer. No more I shiny noses. Purest face powder I j known. Prevents large pores. Ask J today for new. wonderful face ] powder, MELLO-GLO. that suits I every complexion. i

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