Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 12 April 1934 — Page 3

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ING OF iT. CLUB , I ' , was ho! '| lh) . IM P t nb<T» of «»>*• N. aivl 1 home on Munroe 1 u ,lm ‘day afternoon. I I,'and four children] "’ M | t at the meeting. Meh bl will he holt(I,, rltiii I" tw " weeks. n.n Hur Tirxah Club will ] •he Hen Hur hall. Friday I ' mediately following the j 111 Km The hostesuew will | i Ftuniu Pennington and . jl'i, \Vi«e. A good attend(l esired. Mission Hand of the Rehlli,li will meet at the Friday evening after All no inhers are request- | , present at the meeting dcition of officers will be ESS MEETING SION AUXILIARY in l.< gion Auxiliary ) the I. r.ion hall Tuesday | Im .ifii-ss IRMt . I, ... •! num lb - , inviting M-s. Bl:in< lie tin . the , <-h irri Th. me. i din- \ , lie i All mem-1 > Htelld -lumhl -1 with Mrs

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■j •• 1 -J — 1 . - - —' I CLUB CALENDAR ' 11 Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 Thursday Fiona Terns Club, Mrs J. J, Kin'll ' ■7:IM p. tn. Christian Ladles Ail Society, ■ Mrs. C. 1. August, 1:30 p. in. M. K. Mrs. Meyers class. Miss' Ferrel Fenlmore, 7:45 p. in. Womaai's Club tlusatre party sor 1 girls, Adams Theatre, 3:30 p, in. : Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible ; i class, Mrs. Albert Mutsi hler, i 7:30 p. in. So Cha Rea Club. Miss Dorothy ' Miller, postponed one week. Calvary Evangelical laidles Aid! Society, church. 1 p. in. Eastern Star regular meeting. Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. ni. Friday I Allan's County Choral Society.' above Brock Store, 7:30 p. tn. Ben Hur Tirzah Club. Ben Hur Hall, following -lodge, session. Zloty Reformed Mission Band, church, after school. Friday Night Pinochle Club, Mrs. - Walter Lister, 7:30 p, m. Unit 14. Catholic Action, Mrs. i Noble Drum, 7:30 p. m. Union Chapel C. I. C. Class. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Walters, 7:3d., 1 p. m. Saturday Methodist W. F. M. S rummage '.sale. Erwin building South Second | street, 9 a. m. M. E lauliee Aid cafeteria supper. ' I • .lurch. 5 to 7 it. m. Monday f Woman’s Club. Dramatic department in charge, D. H. S. audi torium, 7:45 p. m. T uesday Ladies Shakespeare Chib closing , banquet, Presbyterian Church, 6:30 P. m. ' I, Delta Theta Tan business meeti Ing. Mr.s. Luzern Uhrlck, 7:30 p. m. C. L of C. CMrd party. K. of C. , Hall, 8 p. m. ( Vincent Bormann or Mrs. Ralph, l , Roop. Preparations were made for ! Poppy Day to be held May 26. Each unit of the auxiliary adopts < ' a man from the Marion hospital during the year and gifts are pre- 1 sented to him. Fred OUstedt is I ' the name of the local unit’s man. <

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 12, T 934.

MENU ANNOUNCED FOR PLATE SUPPER Tlie Evangelical la-ague of Christinn Endeavor will serve a twentyfive cent plate supper ini the Evang'dlcal church baaement, Saturday nlglil from five to seven o'clock. Tim menu for the supper Include* linkel hum, mashed potutoos and gravy, dressing, cold slaw, bread, butter, pickles; cake and whlp<p<*d cream and coffee The public Is Invited to atten !. BUSINESS MEETING OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY A business meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Zion Lutheran church was held at the Paul Busse home Wednesday I afternoon. During the meeting a contest was planned and the group wan I dividefl into seven sections to lake part in the event. The Adams County Choral Society will meet above the Brock store Tuesday night at seveni thirty o’clock. The Bona Tents Club will meet wl:h Mrs. J. J. Reed Thursday I night at seven-thirty o'clock. DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT TO PRESENT CLUB PROGRAM The Woman's Club will meet in the Decatur high school auditorium Mon lay night at seven . forty-five o'< lock w hen the Dramatic department of the • hib will present -the program. The program will be in two parts. First. Mis. C. O. Porter will give a review of the Pullitzer prize play ami the second part will be a playlet. Miss Lulu Gerber will play "The Spring Song" by Men lellsohn. between the two parts of the program The committee in charge of the arrangements includes Mrs- Charlee Ki app. < hairman, the Mesdames G. •I. Kohne. Ed A Bosse, and the Misses Eva Acker, Helen Shroll, Eleanor Pumphrey and Mary Suttles. —•—>— The Delta Theta Tait sorority will hold a business meeting Tuesday night -at .seven-thirty o’clock with Mrs. Luzern Uhrick. UNIT TWELVE HAS STUDY MEETING Unit twelve of the Religious Study Club met Wednesday evening it the home of Mrs. Jerome Coffee. A paper was read by the hostess. Members included Mise Cecilia Nesswald. leader. Mrs Jacob Miller. Mrs. -Anna Ripbenger, Mrs. Jerome Coffee, Mrs. Clem Kortenber.

ROUND and S FIRM and /FULLY PACKED /.uc/c/es are all-ways kind 4—x y° ur throat '■t r L* / I / Luckies are always in all-ways kind to your Lucky is made so round, so firm, so fully , P throat. For every Lucky is made of the packed—no loose ends. That's why Luckies \ // ,/ choicest of ripe, mellow Turkish and do- "keep in condition" —do not have that mestic tobaccos —and only the clean center objectionable tendency to dry out, an leaves — they taste better. Then, "It's important point to every smoker. Luckies / toasted" —for throat protection. And every are always in all-ways kind to your throat. »i — —j—--4 t S toaste d” Luckies are all-ways kind to your throat NOT the top leaves — they're underdeveloped—they are harth\ P Only the Center Leaves—these are the Mildest Leaves They taste better l ■ CoprrUbt 1»34, Ttw Aniulcu T,biccu Comma/. _____ *^ e l’ ot,onl le«ve« — they’rt inferior in quality—coarse and sandy \

l Miss Dorothy Miller, and the Misses - i Agnes. Christine and Anna NessI wald. I The next meeting will lie held in I three weeks with Miss Dorothy Mil- . I ler as hostess. SHAKESPEARE CLUB PLANS FOR CLOSING An interesting meeting of the: I ladies Shakespeare Club was held Wednesday afternoon at the home | I of Mrs. C. A. Dugan on Monroe | street. This was the final study meeting of the club for the present , I year. The meeting was opened with the , collect and current events. During the current events, the secretary i told each member the number of I times she had been present during] the year. Mrs. D. D -Heller, the oldest member of the organization I had been absent but two times during the entiie year. Various reports were given and Mrs. Bess Erwin, the leader for the afternoon, read a paper on “Art and ' Music of Sweden” which was interesting and complete. The study books for the coming year were distributed Plans were made for the formal closing of the Club which will be in the form of a banquet Tuesday night at six-thirty o’clock at the Preslbyterian Church Mrs. Smeisley of the Fort Wayne Central schools will address the meeting and special music will be furnished. —o — Charred Body Os Woman Is Found Indianapdlis. Apr. 12 — <U.R) — The charred body of Mrs. Margaret Sloan. 31. w-as found in her burning home today. Beneath the body was a revolver from which one shot had been fired. Neighbors said the woman had been despondent and expressed the belief that she set her house on fire and then shot herself, expecting to be consumed by the flames. Firemen discovered the body when they answered an alarm turned In by neighbors.*The house was slightly damaged. o Open Camous Smoking War Seattle. — <U.R! — University of Washington co-eds would like to have a valid reason why they can’t smoke on the campus. Dolly Dtescher, 1933 junior queen, appointed 18 co-ed to see if the ban can be lifted. She termed the rule ‘‘hypocritical.” adding that since women smoke in sorority houses and on streets that “they should have eq”a! rights with men on the cam pus.” She said the committee was somewhat divided ’ on the contro-. i versy.

PERSONALS Mrs. Sarah Case who has been ; at the home of her niece, Mrs. , Floyd Arnold, has been removed | to her own home. Mrs. Floyd Arnold has been sufi sering with an ear infection and |is reported to be improving j slowly. A number of local persons have ■ attended the Billy Sunday meetings in the Fort Wayne Gosp 1 Temple. Rev. and Mrs C. L. Haney of Elkhart will arrive in this city today, and will leave early Friday mornling, accompanied'by Mrs. Fred Linn | for Red Bird Mission. Kentucky, j They will visit with Miss Gladys

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Kern, and Rev. Haney will deliver ! the baccalaureate sermon for the: graduating class. They will return , next week. Georgia Ann Thompson is the name of the girl baby born to Mr. i and Mrs. E. H. Thompson of this | city at the Lutheran hospital. Fort : Wayne. This is their first child- ] Mother and baibe are getting along nicely. Mr. Thompson is the Chevrolet dealer in this city. Dr. Ben Duke has gone to Chicago to purchase new office equipment. He will return Friday. A penny dance will be held over the Green Kettle Saturday night at nine o’clock. Several candidates for lodge officers were nominated at the regular meeting of the Elk’s lodge last evening. The election will take place at the first meeting in May.

| Georgia Helen and Carol Sue AnI drews have gone to South Bend ■ where hey will visit their grand- : | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Andrews for three weeks. HOSPITAL NOTES Robert Gould. Monroe, underwent a major operation at the Adams i County Memorial Hospital WednesI day. Mrs. William Herderhorst, route 4, Monroeville, submitted to a ina- ; jor operation this morning at the . local hospital. A major emergency operation : was performed on Audrey May Frederick, route 4. Monroeville, at i the Adame County Memorial Hospi- J I ta! Wednesday night. Mrs. Edward Arnold, route 4. De-| j caiur, is a patient at the Adams

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1 County Memorial Hosiptal where she underwent a major operation | this morning. Grace Miller, route 8, Decatur, underwent a major emergency operation at the local hospital Wednesday night. o CITATION FOR ARTHUR CUTTEN CAUSES FURORE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) eral. In the present case the issue is squarely joined. Wallace charges Cutten with concealing open short commitments in wheat futures contrary to law; the ' keeping of false accounts; conspiri acy with certain unnamed grain • I firms to hid his operations and illegal efforts to influence grain prices.