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CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday' Pythian Needle Club annual picnic, Sun Set Park. dee Creum sockd, Beulah chapel. Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible class, Mrs. Erwin Miller, 7:30 p. nt. Thursday The Women of th M ose, Mo so Home, 7:30 p. m. Methodist W. H. M. S. Mrs. O. L. ' Vance. 2:30 p. m. ,U. B. Work and Winn cla-s Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Drake, 7:3<». Monroe M. E. Ladies Aid Society I Mrs. Martin Hoffman. 2 ~ m. U. B. Ladies Aid. Mrs. Delma Elzey 2:30 p. m. 'Evangelical W. M S„ church parlors, 2 p. m. . rompt. M. E. Women's Home Mi-sionary S ciety. ,Mr. O. L. Vance 2:30 p. tn. Calvary Ladies Aid Society, I church parlbrs, 1:30 p. m. M. E. Ever Ready Class, Mrs. I Guy Brown, 7:30 p. in. Sunday Tee Cream Social, St. Petri’s t ; Lutheran ohurch. I the figure and w ith a short jacket i having ostrich feather trim. Accessories in blue completed the ’costume with which she carried a shower bouquet of Briarcliff rimes, tied with silver ribbons. For the wedding dinner, served in the private dining room of Mrs. Miller’s English tearoom in Fort Wayne. 1 she added to her costume a turban 1 of poudre bine crepe. Covers were laid for 22 guests, at the dinner. A three-tiered wedding cake formed a centerpiece and pink roses and pink tapers added a ,'further decoration. After the dinner the couple left on a wedding :trip to cities in the east. Mrs. Byerly Is a teacher in the primary department of the Arcola schools. She was graduated from , i Central high school in Fort Wayue and attended Indiana university, where she was a member •of Phi Mu sorority. 1 i • ' ! Mr. Byerly attended Manchester ( college and is a teacher and ath- . letic coach at Avila high school. , ;j *. ANNUAL REUNION OF MEYER FAMILY The second unital reunion of the . Meyers family was held in Sun Set , , Park, east of Decatur, Sunday. Sevi enty seven members atte. ded the .‘family gathering. > J. F. Piper of Van Wert 0., and

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Robert Butcher of Decatur, were the oldest and younges members pr sent, resf.ectivHy. .Music by the Mid time fiddlers of Dayton, Ohio, I was enjoyed during the afternoon. It was decided to hold the reunion next year the list Sunday in July at Sun Set Park. The officers elect-' ed Were Cedi Gauze, preaident: Willie Meyers, vice-president, and Inn Noack, seer tary and treasurer. The annual Crist reunl in will beheld ut Epworth Forest, Lak. Webster, Sunday, August 21, Ho annual Brentllnger reunion! will he held Sunday, August 21 at the Wren Memorial Paik in Wren, Oaio. The sixteenth annual reunion of! the Hutk r family will be hold Sundry. August it, at Lakeside Park I Fort Wayne. i ILe seventeenth annual reunion | of the Snyder family will be held In the Legion Memorial Park Sunday. August 14. C. L. OF C. PLANS ANNUAL PICNIC At the regular meeting of the C. L. of C. held at the Catholic ! high school building, Tuesday eve-: ning. plans were made for the annual picnic to be held Tuesday, I August 16, at Legion Memorial! Park. Tho affair will I v for all. members of the organization. Other routine business <f the' society was transacted. ■*- -* ENTERTAINS FIVE HUNDRED CLUB Mrs. Charles Lose entertained the members of the Five Hundred Club at her home. Tuesday even-| ing. Pretty bouquets of summer! flowers were arranged about the I entertaining rooms. After several games of five bun-; dred were enjoyed prizes wore] awarded to Mrs. Fred Deininger and Mrs. Will Keller. A one course luncheon was served by hostess. Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher will be' the hostess at the next meeting. TOWNSHIP CLUB ENJOYS PICNIC The Jefferson Township Home Economics Club members and their, families enjoyed a picnic in Lehman Park. Berne recently. A picnic supper was served and a social time enjoyed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.' Ray Duff and daughters Glenna. Jean Cathryn and Colleen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abnet, Don and Esth-, er, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Mosser, Ardon. David. Catherine and Grace, Mr. i and Mrs. Gilbert Hirschy, Kenneth.’ IHe'en, Elnore, Ruthanna, Donald,: Betty, and Dortha. Mr. and -Mrs. j ’Chester Haines and children. Lest-1 |cr, Walter. Harriet. Marylin and; Norman: Mrs. David Whitacre, and j children Patricia, DeVon, Roma. i Wanda, and Othei: Mrs. Joe Robin and daughters Madeline and Mar-' cells. Addie Kelley. Grover Kelley.. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sprunger, Mr.'

and Mrs. Franl Hlestand, Mr. and Mrs. John Fetters, Lloyd Fetters. Shirley Waist and Robert Weist, Mrs. William Kerr, Ida Cline and | Don Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Don Baker, | Thurman, Clifford, Floyd and Viola, , Mr. and Mrs. John Bollenbacher. 'Esther Hare and Liucllle Bollenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reef, Imogene and Naomi, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rumple, Sylvan Bauman and Ruth Rumple, John Amstutz, and son Carl. Mr. Gllkie, Ethel Tumbleson and Marjorie Ineichen, RELATIVES ENJOY DINNER TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miller enitertained Tuesday noon with a dininer for a number of their relatives 'from out of the city who are visitdug in this city and who attended the Borne reunion last Sunday. Those present at the dinner were j | Mr. and Mrs. William Bihlman, Sr., and* daughter Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Wil iam Bihlman, Jr., and < hildr«‘n. Mrs. Emerson Rousch and niece Dorothy Smitts, Charles and Everett Lind of Cincinnati. O.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Busch and daughter Ruth of Newport, Ky.; Mrs. HenryTaylor and daughters Grace and Katheryn of New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deitsch and son Robert. Mrs. Susie Reppert, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adams and daughter ; Marjorie of this city. REGULAR MEETING OF LOCAL SORORITY A short business meeting of the Tej Kappa sorority was held Tuesday night at the home of Miss Alice Alwein on Madison street, with Miss Esther Sunderman, assisting. The regular routine of business I was followed. The hostesses, assistled by. Miss Mary M. Coverdale, served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be held . with the Mesdames H. B. Macy and I i’aul Saurer, at the home of the |former, in two weeks. DUTIFUL, DAUGHTERS HOLD CLASS MEETING E'even members of the Dutiful 'Daughters class of the Evangelical 'Sunday School three children attended the meeting of the class which was held at the home of Mrs. Adrian Baker on Nuttman avenue, Tuesday night. Mrs. Dwight Sheets and Mrs. Da'las Brown were the assisting host- ' esses. The meeting was opened with devotional services. Mrs. Eugene Runyon read the third chapter of Second Timothy and led in prayer. The regular business of the class was transacted. The calling committee for next month will include ,the Mesdames Adrian Baker, Fred i McConnell, and Jennie McAlhany. The September meeting will be held, at the home of Mrs. Russel I Melghi, and the assisting hostesses will be the Mesdames Glen Barkj ley, Ernest Foreman and Francis Eady. 4 CHURCH SOCIETIES HOLD ANNUAL MEETING Tip Women's Missionary Society I the Girls Missionary Guild and the Mission Band f the Reformed Church held tfaelr annual ipicnic and joint meeting in the church basement Tuesday afternoon. Approximately two hundred women, girls, and child, en, enjoyed the annual affair. The members met in the church basement at four o’clock and an interesting program was dield. “Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us." was sung as an opening hymn and Mrs. A. R. Fledderjohann conducted the w rship sei vice. A -ong was sung by the Mission band, and exercise, the Four Parables, was given by Alice Yost. Betty Hunter, Virginia Fledderjohann and Mary Franks. Letlia Fledderj >hann entertained with ia vocal selection, and the tliank offering thoughts were given by Mrs. Floyd Hunter. .A group of harmonica selections were played by Marjorie Miller, Phyllis Hunter, Carl Miller and Richard tl Idner. A reading. "Grandmother's Angel" was read by Kathryn Schroy- ! er, and Mrs. Dallas Goldner and Miss Eleanor Reppert sang av» cal duet as the closing number. The three organizations held separate business meetings, after which a pot-luck supper was enjoyed. Following the supper, tl.ie Girls Missiona.y Guild pres nted a Galilean Service. The song “We've a Story t Tell to the Nation" was sung and Mrs. Ralph Yager read, "How He Came” The song, “Galilea, Bright Ga.lilea" was sung and Miss Eleanor Repj pert read the Scripture lessen. The song "Launch Out” was sung I by the Girls Missionary Guild.” followed by tine reading. “The Sea Is Great, Our Boats are Small” by Miss Della Sellmeyer. “Day is Dying in the West,” was sung as a closing song. RETURNED MISSIONARY TO SPEAK AT MEETING The Women's Home .Missionary Society of the Methodist Episct pal Church will meet with Mrs. O. L. Vance, Tliiuisday afternoon at twothirty o'clock. The assisting hostesses will be the Mesdames James Stultz. John Rex, Leota Beery and C. D. Lewtoil. Mrs. Henry Heller will have the devotionals, and the lesson on ‘'Temperance” will be given by the various members. Zula Porter will also give a reading during the pro-

gram. lAs a specltl feature of the pro-1 gram Thursday afternoon, Miss' Fannie Schindler of Congo Itelg • West Africa, a returned missionary wl.io Is spending her furlough in Herne with her parents, will give a missionary message. A large attendance Is desired the meeting, and refreshments will be served at the close of t.ie afterno n. The Women of the ivioose will meet In the Moose Home Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. The regular meeting of Care atjd Training will take place after ttic bu-iness sesslq . An interesting program Is being .prepared.

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ffrTownTalk Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rousch and niece Dorothy Smitts, Mr. and Mrs. William Bihlman. Sr., Mr. and, Mrs. William Bihlman, Ir., andj of Cincinnati, <>.: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biihcli and daughter of Covington. Ky.: returned to their l.oim s Tuesday afternoon after atfinding the Borne reunion and | visiting with relatives and friends jin Ulis city. Grace and Kathryn, Taylor of New Orleans accompan-1 lied Mr. and Mrs. William Bihlman. | 'Sr., as far as'Cincinnati. Ewald Noack of Fort Wayne, well

known In this city, was taken to! the Government Hospital in India j nap dis lust Saturday fur treatment. Mi . Noack has been Hl for a mie | time. He was a sailor in the World , War. ‘John Hendricks who has visited i here and attended to business for] ] seven! weeks will leave Tuesday for bis in me ut St. Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. T. M. Reid of Rime City Is visiting lliere this week. E. Burt Lenhart, local attorney, who underwent. ,n operation for : prostrate glands at the St. Joseph Iho-pltal Tuesday morning, is gettj ing along ns wt 11 as can be expectj ed, It was reported this morning. ’ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barkley of'

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i Monroeville were business visitors in this city this morning. Mrs. W. P. Lose and daughters Mary Ann and Margiret, Mrs. ; Charles Omlor and daughters Rose Mary of this city, and Delorek of I Indianapolis visited over Tuesday ' with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ufhell and Mrs. P. F. Ufhell in Huntington. OWN CHILDREN MADE THIS WOMAN NERVOUS Mrs. Lillian Payne was so rundown her own children made her ■ nervous. Vlnol (Iron tonic) made her sleep and eat and nervousness is gone. Tastes delicious. Smith Drug Company. '