Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 18 February 1935 — Page 3

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HARRISON CARROLL Copyright, 1935, /’.•«,•«».•» .Si.'.idii-a.'e, far. '■ of entertaining, Al Jolson that he has 10 favorite songs. !I '. '-, I Generation of show goers. Ms extraordinary career, a _ career In which '' "' the . B today Is MB •:.. th* best of them rft T■< a,! - Tlie flrst sons ' I of course. Next y ; to it, Jolson likes fV "Sonny Boy” and •, Ak "April Showers”. / His other favorgg ites, you probably HMaI Jolson can hum them ail if you’re not too are "la . ~,y Y , ul Baby With Lullaby", "When I Leave the -M’ 1 R’hind”. "How, Row. Row". ’ ,a<te >,le L<>ve You", "When u^®" nup hadif" Act Like Babies”. t 0 Heaven on a Mule" and * 111 Sing a Song About 'M:: k* is frot " the stars new *■ Go In to Your Dance”. The ■Bl S'™ t,ublic hasn’t heard it yet, hokum that when Al sang t ie set. he had a number of in ■ nn° nly tln,e *’ was sun S for an . at n Shrine auditorium 3g|W " ,e ’’bl'lause was resounding. ■ •tai dßt . ,he Mclte m«nt of its new SL Paramount finds time ,‘ Sh ° f rf,lief ’hat a title has Un,i for the Dietrich picture Is a Woman.” ciear ance was received from S Ca-nor 8 ° ffice and ‘‘Caprice iK^nwi./ 068 ln, ° the limbo. 1 fc. u J? Wb,le ’ La I>l“trleh is in a last tA v rry of reparations for a as th B *. Y ,° rl< ’ She loaves as ■fakey' ■ M, l ho defimmly says "no -Insignificancy. the star goes , a com P ,e te Hollywood Mg Tra ' i, bX ; n VPry « ow " Jo’lsned l '.-e'i‘,mJ noV , les! They are a , BlnR Crosby found A England - he that ti. d rUmor over ’here or , " 00nin K either Hpiction. d>lne frotn a throat n “ eXC ' ted he cabled <i« nW 10ll > w ood, begging an

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mie* Mary Macy Phone* 1000-1001 ——• Monday Pythian Sisters, meet at K. of P. , Home. 5:30 p. m. Womans Club, high school build- . Ing, 7:45 p. m. Research Club. Mrs. lem Saylors, 2:30 p. tn. Tuesday i C. L. of C. Gird Party and Dance, I K of C. Hall. 7:30 p. m. Evangelloil laiyal Dorcas Class, . church parlors. 7:30 p. m. Tri Kappa, Miss Kathryn Hower. 8 p.m. Decatur Home Economics club, 1 Mre. Joe Hunter. 1:30 p. m. M. E. Mury and Martha class, I Mr.,. Jesse iB. Roop, 7:30 p. m. Wedneeday Union Township Woman'* club, postponed one week. N- an<i T. Club, Mrs. Clarence Weber, 2 p. m. Union Twp. Woman's club, Mix. i Chauncey Clem, all day. St. Mary's Sodality supper land <»ird party, D. C. H. S.. 5-7 p. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. N.ah Fry, 2:30 p. m. JUioebe Bible Clans annual banquet, church dining room, 6:30 p. m. Thursday 'Christian Ladies Aid, Mrs. Eltner Harlacher. 2 p. m. Evangelical Ladies Aid. church parlors. 2 p- m. U. B. V: I. S. Clans. Clara Ellen Mumma. 7:30 p. m. M. E. Foreign Missionary Society, Mrs. Leigh Bowen. Five Hundr'd club. Mrs. F-ank Barthel. 7:30 p. m. keeno may be played. The Ben Hur lodge will sponsor a bunco party, Friday evening, following a short meeting of the lodge, which will re gin at seven o'clock. The public is invited to the party, wihich probably will begin about eight-thirty o’clock. The Union Township Woman's Club will be postponed one week because of a death. The meeting will be held on Wednesday .February 27. instead of February 20 as originally planned. Members will please note this change. The Indies Aid Society of the Evangelical church will meet in the church parlors, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. All members are requested to be present.

probably grew out of the fact that he has a formation in his throat, which is responsible for his unique voice. . But it has never given him any trouble —in fact the loss of It might 1 rob him of his Individuality. . The star of yesteryear may shudder i when autograph seekers pass him by. i but the Hollywood variety of fame • outlasts some others. The night of I the New Year's game, when Dixie t Howell and Gail Patrick made the 1 rounds of the late spots, the Alabama i passing ace was swamped by admirers. But the other evening, when Gail and Dixie again went the same ’ places, not a soul recognized the t All-American. i I What foreign actress tells a strange tale how a big New York attorney . tricked her out of letters that would r have made a swell breach of promise I action against an eastern playboy? > [ LATE FLASHES— Even as Hollywoodites were read- ’ ing of Paul Ames’ Miami divorce. June Knight and Illium. ' CTf" Tommy Lee were ' W< ' ' .lancing gaily at . the Trocadero.... R Jean Harlow T' jKLL "cars her hair few. J dflft up for ”' e Hrst X i* time In the plc- , tore, "Reckless". i/wA The famous platW,, Inum locks aie mirled up (lose JF £4 around head. mMHHR •• ■ Jnh nn y Farw row is getting ail . Jean Harlow the British players in HoliyJ wood to sign a special book that goes ' to King George on his 25th jubilee in May. . . . Most interested member of the audience when Joseph Spurin« ’ Galicia played "Small Miracle" at the El Capitan theater, was Dick Bar- , thelmess, . . . Dick does the role tn the movie which Is to be called ‘ “Night Drama". . . . Joan Crawford has a shatterproof glass door on her shower. No fooling. But It’s to , guard against earth quakes, not I bullets. . . . Marcel Lamaze staged . a swell party for Alice Faye at the Clover club. . . . There was plenty of celebrities present. . . . And here’s one for the book. By his own ad- . mission, Chick Chandler has never } won a single golf match in five years , on the links. r t DID YOU KNOW— That Paul Kelly Is the ninth child 1 of his parents; that be was born on i the ninth day of the ninth month in the year 18»0; and that his name has

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1935.

PARENT-TEACHERS CLUB HOLDS MEETING The Parent-Teachers dub of the , y * hool m<q Friday afternoon to ob-<rve Founders Day. The meetmg OfMhwd with the singing of Amerlisi. After a ehort business meet. , mg the following program was prosentesl: 1.. "'**’ " in ” H toad a paper on the History of Founders fhiy." Mrs. Walter J. Krick sang two elections V pjgeant was given by the mothers, after which the candle lighting ceremony whs used to pay tribute to tno founder* of the national • congriex of parents and tr>achor»i. A free will offering of $3.83 waM taken to be need in the P. T. A. work. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IS ENTERTAINED FRIDAY ’ The Miwgnn Bonnie Fryltuck and Dixie Miller entertained the mem- ■ bers of Mrs. Muniey Erwin's clatm of the Church of God Sunday school at the Fry back home, Friday evening. Game* were played and prizes ’ were awarded to Miss Norma Peterwon and Mrs. Erwin. Following ' the flimw a luncheon was « rved by the hostewie.s. MRS JOHN SCHUG HONORED WITH PARTY Mrs. Jahn Schug w.s pleasantly surprised with a handkerchief shower given by a number of her ! friends, Saturday evening. T}i® occasion was her birthday anniversary. Carnes of fifty-fifty were pkiyed and prizes were awarded to Mrx. S. E. Hite and Mrs. Ben DeVor. Potluck rofreshmenta of ice cream, cake, and jello fruit salad w. re served following the games. Those present were Mrs. M. E. Hower. Mrs. W. H. L'ee. Mrs. Ben DeVor. Mrs. Fred Handier, Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher. Mrs. S. E. Hite, Mrs. Giles Porter .Mrs. Sam Shurnp, Mrs. Delton Paaswater, Mrs. John Schafer. Mrs. Fred Linn. Mrs. Ed Abr and house guest. Mrs. O. A- West > f Mansfield. Pa., and the honored guast. Mrn. Schug. The Ijadies Aid society of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Elmer Harlacher, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The V. 1. S. class of the First United Brethren church will meet at the home of Clara Ellen Mumma Thursday evening at se/e.n thirty o'clock. The Union township woman's club will hold an all-day meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Chauncey Clem. Each woman is asked to bring one covered dish and table service. A demonstration will lie given of rolls and pineapple 1 cake. All members and vieitotx are cordially invited. ENTERTAINS DINNER GUESTS Mirs. Maud AJc'ker, Miaa Mary Acker, Mrs. I.aura Burkett. Mac McWilliams, Robert Acker, and A. L. Roop of Fort Wayne were dinner and supper gueetn of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Acker, Sunday. The Friendship Village Home Economics club will meet with Mrs. Eldon Fort Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. JEFFERSON CLUB MEETS RECENTLY The regular meeting of the Jefferson township Home Economics club was held Thursday. The club sang w.is sung, the creed repeated, the roll call, business meeting and report of committees, after which Miss Amstutz guve an interesting report of the trip to Purdue University, attending the Agricultural conference. Mrs. Eloise Butaher was choeen to accompany the leaders to the next leader’s meeting. Following the meeting refreshment* of sandwhiches, cookies and candy were served. DECATUR COUPLE MARRIED SATURDAY Miss Marion Margolies and Randolph Brondyberry of this city were united in marriage, Saturday afternoon, February 16, at Fort Wayne. Miss Helen Death and Bernard Hain were the attendants. The bride wore light blue with navy blue accessories, and Miss Death wore black and white. Mrs. Brandyberry is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Buntman of Route 3, Deortur. She is a graduate of Central ihigh school at Fort Wayne. Mr. Brandyberry is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandyberry. He Is employed by the Mutschler Packing company. They will reside with the groom’s parents for the present. — o —— DlTid De; P. Adams county clerk, attended the automobile show in Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon. Mrs. 0. A. West of Mansfield. Pa. is fie house guest of Mrs. Ed Ahr. Mrs. William Douglas of Union City spent Sunday in this city w..h her sister, Mrs. A. J. Beavers. Prosecuting attorney Ed A. Bosse has returned from a business trip to DetroitMr. and Mrs. F. E. France are

planning to !<>»vo next week fori Bradentown. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. ('■ A. Dugan had as! dinner gu «t*, Bunday evening. Mrs Clatrhu Beall. Dick Weaver, Mis J Patsy Porter and Cburhi'. Il all. Jr . ull of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Gunter and daughter Maureen of Ottawa. Ontario, Can>ida are spending a va<aII in at the Oscar Lunkenau home In this city. Mr. Gunter Is a brother of Mrs. Istnkenau. M. Kirsch, who has licen 111 for several weeks, was removed to the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wuyne, Friday, for treatment. His conditions Is greatly Improving this morning, relatives stated, ami it is expected that ho will lie brought homo the latter part of this week. Robert Macklin of this city is ill In an Evansville hospital with I pneumonia. Ho has been working In a CCC camp. Iz>u Yager who hns been ill for some time witli asthma is reported nlightly better. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyndall of Bluffton visited here Sunday. Royce Walters of Route 5, Decatur, received a large box of frukt and nut* from friends in southern California, recently. Mrs. Charles Omlor visited with relatives and friends ut Huntington. Sunday. Mrs. Clara Baumgartner and daughter Juanita of Auburn, joined the Decatur chapter of Women of the Moose at the district meeting. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Myers of Mon- |i roe were Sunday guests of Miss Madge Hite. Carl Bockman and Mrs. Elizabeth Backman of North Webster, and Mrs. Hamilton Hunter of Fort Wayne visited with Mrs. Amy Bockman of this city. Sunday. o Fort Wayne Robbers Fail To Obtain Loot Fort Wayne, Ind.. Feb. 19.—<U.R) 1 —Burglars who broke into the; Collins Auto Company and the | George Krudop Coal Company here | early Sunday morning left empty-1 handed when the safes refused to yield to the cracksmen’s efforts. The combination had been knocked off both the companies' safes but further efforts to open them were to no avail. At the motor company, the burglars also attempted to break through the bulletproof glass of an armored car which is used to carry bank deposits. The glass resisted their efforts but the truck was badly damaged. o Get the Habit — Trade at Home'

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URGE HEARING ON BUDGET BILL Republicans Demand Exhaustive Study Os State Budget Bill Indianapolis Feb. IS- (UP) —Rapublican members of th<- house of representatives who walked out in u body last week to protest adminletrntlon <4forts to ’’railroad" th- bl-xnnial state budget hill, returned to their seats tod y after filing written proteats. The protest demanded »1 complete hearing on the proposed $5d,000,000.000 appropriation and nuked that each item receive at least 51 of the 100 vote In the house before It is approved The protest was re :d by Rep. James Knopp, Hagerstown, Hep. floor leader. Simultan-ounly Rep. Joseph 'E. | Klein. Whiting, one of three demo- [ crats who joined the Republican I bolt, said he was "gMng home to stay" because he is disgusted with “steam roller" tactics of the administration. Eight bills were introduced in th—house today- They included the administration's long awaited liquor measure. The house passed the amended sheriff’s fee bill providing that the jstat- board of accounts shall determine* the amount of money to be spent for f eding prisoners in county jails. The bill now goes to the governor. Republifwns won a victory in the house when a resolution requiring the state highway commission to give a complete financial report for the past 2 years was adopted. 45 to 38. ilt was introduced by Rep. H. H. I Evans, Rep. Newcastle. Eight bills were introduced dur- ’ ing a brief session in the s -Mte. New Radio Station Will Test New Frequencies Fairmont. W. Va. —(UP) —An experimented radio xtattion, broadcasting on frequencies beyond the I range of most receivers, will begin operation here. The station, sow waiting for its call letters, will broadcast cn six frequencies between 31,600 and 400,OCO kilocycles, using 25 wats power. 'it will transmit regular programs ! non-commercial and non advertising j lan dattempt to get listeners’ reac-l 'tion to high frequencies.

Highlights Os Sermons Delivered By Decatur Preachers On Sunday

Following are exceprts from two i sermi ns aclnsl tn Dl’catur t churches Sunday. I Rev. Glen E. Marshall “A revival in the Church Is not 1 merely a series of mi-eting*. but rath -r a condition. A condition not r brought about by human enthusf- 1 asm, human plans and schemes or human organization, but by deep ' spirituality on lire piirt of ev< ry | member of the Church. (By every j member of the church, w’ mean | every siiv-d person, for only saved | po.i’do are numbers of God’s ( dhur h). Diep spirituality is a re- f vival condition. t is the force that will ; bring real spirituality to the life of , every Christian, (tonsequently It » will bring about a revival condition, j “In prayer the heart Is: t “Softened by the influence of the ( Holy Spirit; fill'd wih -ompasslon t ’ for the lost souls of men: filled with Izeil to labor in the Kingdom of ; God; given courage to live right , in the face of every foe; made more , like the lairds and conformed more , to Hie immage. 1 "Prayer humbles thefteart, makes one willing to lie used of God, gives men power with God >ind men. < clears the way for the H ly G’aost | to perform his office work In th < hearts of men. brings bout a revival in individual hearts and then ' in congratulations . There is no > short cut either to Spirituality or Revival. Prayer and the things that « follow real praying, (consecration, activity in God’s Wor'k) is tire t only route. f “What kind of praying? Fervent , praying by rightetous p ople. James ( 5:16. Importuning prayer, the kind that holds on to God from promised blessings nd benefits. Luke 11:5-13. 1 The prayer of faith. Prayer with ' fasting.” t Mrs. H. W. Franklin f “ 'Unto your first God. having raised up His Son. Jesus, sent Him r to bless you in turning every one a away from his iniquities.’ “Thes? words are like a brand i plucked from ths burning sermon of t Peter’s preiched under the high tide of Pentecost. He remained t those Jews of tueir rich heritage, r 'Ye are the children of the Prophets •ind of the covenant God made witli 1 your fathers.’ ‘Unto you first God— <j sent his Son’. Back of these words I think I can see Peter, and he is c j looking straight at us to-day—at the I I white race of ours —and saying. ‘To e you first God sent His Son’ —before a

the yellow. Hie rod, the brown and the black races. 'To you flnst*. Th® ' fact plaeott for us our duty, r<*pon« slblllty, privileg-a, <mr supreme ob- ' ligation. "Turn back the calendar with 1 m® for u few centuries and let us have u lo.k ut our own r.ce then. at your own ancestors and mine. 1 There they were living in the British <hl s. wild, ruthless, cardsas, men, <lnd in the skins of animals, 1 pointing tiheir bodies with blue 1 paint, off'ring human sacrifices, 1 drinking human blood out of human ( skulls. The Romans said they were I too stupid and brutal to serve as 1 slaves. But somebody believed they were worth saving, and risking 1 everything went to then with the 1 nvs.,age of Christ's s lavtion. Who 1 th n would have even dreamed Uhat out of such a rar ? would spring 1 such souls as Robert Moffat. David | Livingston, Alexander Mfuley, I Mary Slossor, William Carey. John j Wesley and thousands of the I world’s greatest evang' list*. Such I miracles can our Clirixt w rk in the j I liven of a race." I —o I # —* ’ | With Our Subscribers Finlay Bryan of route 2, Monroe ’ w s a shopper here Saturday and renewed liiu paper. i R. H. Bienz of Southpcrt, Indiana i signed up for the paper Saturday. ] Cbirles Burrell of route 3. Deca- < tur wan shopping here Saturday and 1 signed up for the if.aper. | Ralph Str.iub of Peterson. Ind- ( iana signed up for the paper Saitur- < day. i J. R. Schafer of DalHs, Texas ' mailed in hie .subscription to the Democrat. Saturday. W M. Witkins of route 6. Deca- ( tur was looking after businese here j Saturday and renewed hid paper. ; Robert Ifahnert cf route 2. Mon- i roe was a si'.iopper here Saturday ’ and renewed hie paper. W. E. Kintz of route 4. Decatur w s a trader here Saturday and renewed his paper. Milton Edgell of route 3. Decatur was shopping here Saturday and renewed his paper. Wesley Morris of ro nte 5, Des a■tnr signed up for the paper Saturday. | Chas. Werling of 'lndianapolis, ' one of our subscribers for a good long time was home over the week end visiting rebitives and friends and renewed hie

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Knights Os Columbus Will Aid Homeless Tndianapolls, Ind., Feb. J 8 (UP) ' ndlatiti Khlgots us GolumbHd united today la a state-wide program in behalf of homeless. <1 nd®nt and delinquent boys ut* the Gib Ull Hom®, Terre Haul's, as part of u national Catholic Action movement. Indiana <>im|>aign Is headed l>.v Pet r (’• H illy. Indiati ipolls bitsinose man. Objective of the general pr gram I.- to aid in community welfare work promote higher standards of eltlzzenship and assist In edmatlonal ami service work. - ■■ i ii

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