Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 199, Decatur, Adams County, 22 August 1932 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR Miss Mary Mary Margaret Haley Rhodes Phones 1000—1001 Saturday M. E. Imdles Chicken Pie Supper church dining hall, 5 to 7 p. m. Monday Adams County Choral S ciety, Above Brock Store 7:30 p. m. Woman’s Club Executive Committee. Library Ha 1. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Rebekah Lodge. I. O. O. F. Hall 1 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Religious Study Club, Miss Ethel Ervin, 6 p. m. Methodist W. F. M. S. Social •church basement, 4 p. tn. Thursday Baptist Women’s Society, Mrs. J. F. Strickler, 2:30 p. m. Music and games were enjoyed. > and a luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs. Frank I Pitson and daughters Pauline and ’Kathryn of Lima. Ohio: Mr. and ; Mrs. Ami Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Busick, Mr. and Mrs. William Kel’y and children Lucille. Richard, and I Barbara Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Alferd b usick. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bit—- • berick and children Dorthy, Mildred. and Robert Glenn Merica. Er|wln Bucher, Edward Bucher. Mrs. Katherine Bucher and children b’arl and Francille. I There will be a meeting of the Excutive Committee of the Woman’s Club at the Library Hall, tonight at seven-thirty o’clock. ECONOMMICS CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING Mrs. E. J. Frickie was hostess to •the members of the Better Homes Econ mics Club recently, Mrs. John Floyd, the president, led in prayer, after which the club song was sung and the creed was re- : peated. The lesson on "The Use of Colors lin Costuming” and suggestions for various types of blondes and br.innettes was given by Mrs. Martin .Btuckey. Two readings were also given by Mrs. Forrest Ray and Mrs. J D. iHendricks. During the social hour dainty refreshments were se ved by Mrs. Frickie assisted by Mrs. Virgil Wagner. . The regular picnic of the economics c’ub will be held it the Lehman Park at Berne. September 2. jut six-thirty o’c’ock. All members and their families are urged to attend. Those present at the meeting were the Mesdames J. A. Hendricks, E. W. Busche. P. I*. Yoss. J. S. Ray, John Floyd, John Christ. ( Raymond Christ, Noah Rich, James V. Hendricks. D. J. Schwartz. Joe . Rich, Martin Stuckey. Virgil Wagi ner. Will Stuckey. Ed. Booth. E. J I Frickie, and the Misses Louise Busche, and Margerite Lowellen. CRIST REUNION AT LAKE WEBSTER The annua’ reunion of the Crist family was held in Epworth Forest lake Webster, Sunday. A cafeteria dinner w s served at noon in the basement of the hotel. The noontide prayer was given by John Floyd and the president. J F. Crist of Monroe presided over the meeting. The song. "Best Be the Tide that Flows." was sung, fallowed with prayer by Frank Gross of Elkhart. The election of officers resulted in the re-election of J. F. Crist president; Mrs. John Floyd. Monroe, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Frank Crist was appointed program leader for next year, and Mrs. Jennie Watters and Mrs. Paul Shivers wiP have charge of the entertain n.ent from the Elkhart and Wabash districts respectively. Tlie entertainment for the men will be in charge of Dick Crist of i’ .rt Wayne; Wi liam Delhi of Elhhart: and John Floyd of Monroe. Flank Gross will hive charge of the table service; Mrs. W. O. Delhi of Elkhart will be in charge of the coflee, and Mrs. John Crist of the lemonade. The reunion next year will bi held at Wabash. The program lor Sunday included; a quartette, "Th, I Gates Swing Outward Never, by Mrs. Frank Crist, Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Raymond Crist all of Monroe; and Mrs. W. O. Delhi of Elkhart. The reading. "Tommy's prayer," was given by Valletta Crist, and Mrs. Frank Crist gave an interesting talk on the "Origin of the Crist reunion." Rev. Foster also gave a talk, closing with the reading, “It takes a heap of living in a house to make it home. ” JOHNSON-STRIKER NUPTIALS ARE SUNDAY The marriage of Miss Osie Striker, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dennis i Striker of near Berne, and F oyd , [Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John (Johnson of Monroe was solemn ized In the parsonage of the Re-

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formed chttreh at Berne, Sunday afternoon at two o’clock. Rev. J. L. Conrad, pastor, officiated, using the single ring ceremony. The -ttendan.s Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ray of Grabill, bro-ther-in-law and sister of the gro m. Mrs Johnson was becoming in a beautiful wine colored transparent velvet dress, fashioned with a long, flared skirt, with a rhinestone buckle on the belt. She wore black satin footwear trimmed with rhinestone ornaments. Mrs Ray wore a blue crepe dress Both the groom and hfs attendant ,wo:e dark blue suits. Following the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were honored with a dinner at the home of the groom’s parents, Monroe. Covers were ar-

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• ranged for members of the families' i i and friends. - The bride and groom will reside with the groom’s parents. Mrs., I Johnson is a graduate of the Mon-: - roe high school. Mr. Johnson is a gi adnate of Monroe high school, i end later attended Danvi'le Nor-| mal college at Danville. He wil. i > teach in the Monroe schools this -: v inter. ! BUTLER REUNION HELD HERE SUNDAY 1 The twenty third annual reunion of the late Jesse Butler family was held at Sunset Park, earft of Deca- i I tur, Sunday. Fifty members of the ( i family attended the reunion. ’ A dinner was served at the no -a | -I hour, after which a short business

meeting was held. The office: s were re-elected, as follows: Frank But-, ler, president; Velma Porter, stere*ary; Earl Butler trer.’".’ >r. The program for the aftenoon Included readings by Charlotte Butler and Zula Porter. IMPROVEMENT CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING The Decatur 4LI Improvement ( Club met in the Central school ! building, Saturday for the regular 1 sowing hour, after which a picnic was enjoyed at the Water Works Park. A swimming .party wis en-' joyed after which a pot-luck supper ' and ice cream was served. The ice I cream was donated hy the Clover- ' leaf Creameries. Inc., ; Thirty-three girls and seven lead-, ers were present. Games were play-

I ed preceding the stt*pper. METHODIST WOMEN TO SPONSOR SOCIAL The W men's F reign Missionary Society of t ie Methodist Episcopal i church will sponsor a social in the I church basement. Wednesday after I noon at four o'clock and continuing j ( through the evening. The me m includes vegetable or chicken no die soup, pie or cake, ' a.id Ice cream. An assortment of e ikes, [lies, or the soup will be sold i to persons to take ifway from the ( church and will be delivered to the homes If desired. Anyone wanting an order delivered is to call a member of the f4l wing committee: i Mrs. Paul Edwards. Mrs. Joe Hunter, Mrs. C. O. Porter. Mrs. Merlin ; DAan. and Mrs. W. F. Beery. ENTERTAINS DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Harley Roop and I . children entertained at their homenorthwest f Decatur. Studay with' I a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. i Bert Twigg and daughter Virgin! i. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd and | children Edna Mae, Junior, and Paul, and Mrs. dlelle Herron of, Kalamazo-, Mich. Mrs. Herron, who is a mother of Mrs. Roup, will remain here for a few week’s visit. The Baptist W men’s Society will I meet Thursday afternoon at two-1 thirty o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Srickler on North Fifth street. 1 SATURDAY NIGHT BRIDGE CLUB MEETS The Saturday Night Bridge Chib met for the regular dinner meeting at six o'clock Saturday; evening witli Mrs. Harry R. Moltz. Mrs. I. A. Kalver had the highest score for the club memoers. and Mrs. John Heller was high for the guests. Bot’.i women were awarded prizes. The next meeting will be held Saturday evening, and the hostess I for the meeting will be announced later. I

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David Adams was confined to his I home today with illness. I Franklin Duer of Monroe who has been working with the Morris.i Five and Ten Cent Stores at Hillsdale, Michigan, has been transferied ! . to Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Annen had an i I their guests over Sundty, Mrs. Sar- > j ah Case, Mr. and M s. Harold Case ' ; and son B bby ami daughter Sarah ' Jane of Vera Cruz Mrs. Leora Mann gon M iti- ; rice and daughters Ethel and Kath- ’ e !ne Cramer of Kokomo returned ; to their home after spending the past week in and near this elt" vis- I I sting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Willi m J. Dowling .f Fort Wayne visited with relatives he e Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Miller?” Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Brodbeck and (children Richard and Robert visit-i ;ed with Mrs. Mathilda Fledder- ' Johann and children Virginia. Let h i and Roberta and other friends at , New Knoxville, Ohio, Sunday after- . j noon. I ] Mrs. Hermlna Wiecking Colson I i visited in this citv with Mrs. Eliz- 1 abeth Morrison Saturday evening, : i while en route to Bluffton after, spending tlie summer in New York ; i City. Mrs. Colson was accompan-, ! , ied by her daughter. Miss Colson I of Ashtabula. Mrs. Colson will be ; supervisor of music in the Ander-.i son schools this year. t i Miss (Helen Suttles has returned > ' from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Leipsic and ' Cleveland. O. While in Leipsic, she • was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. j 1 P. Edwards and Miss Harriet Edwards. and the second week of her I vacation was spent in Cleveland j witli Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoner s I and son John. >!

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Mr. and Mrs George Beers of Fart Wayne, and Mr. und Mrs. Allen ot Cleveland, 0.. called Sunday afternoon on Mrs. Elizabeth Mori Ison, Mrs. Hattie Obenauer, und other friends. Mrs und Mr.. James Beatty, Jr., and son left Sunday afternoon for a months visit in the Euat. They will stop first at Newcastle, Pa., where they will be guests of rein tives. Thomas Miles is spending a few weeks visiting in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sells and family. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smitley and sons Keith and John, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smitley, daughter Nora and son Ray. Mrs. Virgin! i Smitley, and Mr. a-.id Mrs. Chalmer Sheets and daughter VDolores and Josephine visited with the William Smitley family in Sturgis, Mich., Sunday. Word was received today from Ignacio Hernandez, a Mexican who formerly resided tn this city, tint the Hernandez family has arrived safely at their destination at Guadalajara, Jal.. Mexic . The Hernandez family left this city for Mexico a few weeks ago the trip being financed by a group of friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Affolder and family had as their guests over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Affulder. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sehaidt and son Frederick of Chatta-.iooga, Ohio. They were accompanied to their homes hy Miss Kathryn ,Affolder who will spend the week there. Mr. and Mrs. Mid Beavers and family spent Sunday in Fort Wayne the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cable. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller are in Indianapolis today. Ed Foreman of Blue Creek township attended the 4-H show here Saturday.