Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 22 February 1935 — Page 3

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■■ By HARRISON CARROLL Coppriyht, Is‘s, 1 ■ ■ < /nc. ■ > reconciliation of the Spencer is a grand success. They —- ' . . - > \ ikmring to cue the kids a SK. ■- t>> grow ’"' U1 ” ,e open air. ' ■". A e >- n ■^ML. 19 ■« practicing polo! ■ <->!ier again. ** Xi '‘‘’ r ls •he t e | . »/, jaijM ''"'' more of that ■Ki HP a [.:<■- ~BHB**BB ' ' 11:< ’ s ”‘ r rosßftiow»aP; < misso,: .i -e on "Dante's 1 n-| Tracy terno”. There's a very dary, and I believe it’s true, ' eventually brought the! ; 8 ■ ' f,! " r. Tin y had begun and their "'"' mm'' friendly. But the boy said to the pair of 'oil know ; boy's place is with ■■'■' and ■’ girl s is " i,h her :n ' J ■’• Tile Tracy family BL ~ rsal Sf > disappointed In a “’-e w". hV:in ' Af,cr ber mar - sh?”"" 1 S '" nS ° f co " lin - out ■„! " "'••■ «'ent to New r '" , "' 1! ,) l )eni hK of "The IKranean"' > . I ’" f,,rc on a .“i n .,' in "D'">oi>n. the studio p '." al< '‘ her ooace with the *' a khtllavan reverted to she was nlentv -rt’-nv ' nls wWppy to an< ’■auacd general Bu-XT n ' '■’’•■’iversal-s eastern Un'barra'sH, 1 ?” St “ r Created such an ■ ll! It row n’r V 1 "" 1 -' 1 ’ In ’he Beverly ci r y w,,en ' at a ’ abip ■famous r heauues. including a mH'"' 1 ! the' 'w"'i'| 1 ' 1 ' s,ld<J enly rose and ■faking,2° rllb ?' hp nnly good■Bthrater |n< t ' St f Oln ® ,n *° the art ■ are ? ,,ih ' I’rompt denials ■Btrue. Leia p« S ’ ut lilis much seems IBmotiif,.' L '° gf , r , a ' Binger's versatile BB H °lb'to'wn ths"? ' 1 her iease on ’he SB Boris I'Mrni» a,er t 0 Jirn Tl, n°ny and ■ “hlsers. a n d" lll '" 'i ° f Maes elose IH Wocess of re ,i ’ ’’ ace is now in the B’hat the wf» C °7 tion ' Humors are ■ ■ case holders are ■ ’tT.rirhi .L' ■’’"•chase the building K. ' ,hro, 'Eh Father Neal Dodd,

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 Friday Pocahontas Lodge, Rod M n Hall, 7:30 p. m. D. Y. B. Chsfl. MLm Grace Hurst, 7:'!0 p. m. t Ben Hur Public Bunco party, f..!• . lowing lodge G. K. Pinochls club, G. E. Build-1 Ins. Ben Hur Public Bunco Party, fol- 1 lowing ledge. Adunw O unty D niocratlc Wo-i men's Banquet. Rice Hotel, 6:30 ' ■i. m. American Legion Auxiliary, Mi*. ■Albert Miller, 7:30 p. m. Baptist Young People’s claee. Miss Mir.il Wynn, 7:30 p. m. Saturday Pin chle club, Mrs. Brice Roop. ,7:30 p. m. Mission Band. Reformed church, | 2:30 p. in.. Monday T’nlt Six of Githolic Acti n. ML* 1 ißernadine Lengerich. 7:30 p. m. Literature Department. Mrs. F I L. Giandxtaff. 7:30 p. m. Music D luirtment. Woman’s Club I Mrs. Stella Covr-rd le. 7:30 p. ni : Research Club. Mrs. Henry Heller 2:30 p. m. Tuesday Rebekah Lodge Pot luck supper. 1. O. O. F. Hull. 6 p. m. “Phillip for Short’’, Junior class ' play. D. H. S. auditorium. 8:15 p in. I Root townsiilp Home Economics ' club. Mrs. Sher.ran Kunkel. Young Matron's Guest Day. Mrs. i Frank Crist, 7:30 p. m Wednesday Giakespeano Club, Mrs. A. D. I Sirttles, 2:30 p tn. Historical t'iub. Mrs. Charles. ( bingston, 2:30 p. nt. St. Vincent de Paul, K. of C Hal'. ’ 2 P- nt. Thursday Page in t of Wedding Gown, Presbyterian church 8 p. m. Methodist L dies Aid. Mrs. R D. Myers. 2:30 p. m. I ,s ripture. and repeating of the Die- i : clples pmyer. T e roll call was | answered *by sayings of Washing- i , ton. and the minutes were read by , the secretary, Mrs. Elmer Darwashter. Mrs. Rene Hoffm.n read. "Th.* I Wisdom of Washington.” Repr.rto were made by the calling nd tlovA r committees A committee oiiii-

tli* movie chaplain, who once usei it for a church. In case your memory needs Jogging. , Petroft spent four years putting on the stage shows at the Paramount theater in New York. It was during her personal appearance there that Mae West met and hired him. A baffling anti-climax came when they tossed Boris Karloff, wearing 62 pounds of makeup, into the water tor | a drowning scene, and he refused to sink. Members of the “Bride of F rank ensteln” teiymß —i»,fM troupe could ’carcely believe - their ’ ' "’-UH For Karloff’s shoes alone tlSSreSw. weighed 44 pounds. gljE 93 The explana,lon' as event uali SI ly figured t j?&h3 was a ruhli <■ r iundersuit the i ’ilwlsSßßtkl ac,or wore. it L—SsSHIsaELLJ filled with air and Boris Karloff made him buoyant. Did you know there's to be a Mrs. Frankenstein in this one? Elsa Iginchester (Mrs. Charles Laughton) all done up like the modernistic drawings of Electra, plays the role. LATE FLASHES— Would it make you green to know that Charlie Chaplin turned down a $15,000 a week offer for 26 radio broadcasts. And he also frowms on i Paulette'Goddard’s going on the air. i . . . Uncle Carl I.aemmle Is at home In a dark room, his left eye almost closed by a large stye. Doctors don’t | want him to see anybody until It . heals. ... Meanwhile Junior I-aemmle , also has l»een ill with flu. . . ■ Who j says society and the movies don't I mix ... at the Vendome Mary Pickford lunched with Mrs. Jerry Dabney, of New York’s elite, while, at a , nearby table, Mrs. Fred Astaire entertained Mrs. John Payne . Whitney. . . . Visiting tennis aces will be partied in the Florentine room i I at the Beverly Wilshire. There'll he . Bill Tilden, Lester Stoeffen. Ellsworth . Vines. George Ixitt. Jr., and others. . . . The Carl Brissons are off to Pelm Springs for several weeks to i recuperate . . . And Billie Burke was l ( so excited she blew up on her lines. , playing her first Beene with Will > Rogers in "Doubting Thomas'*. > They’ve been friends for years hut I had never worked in a picture to- > gether before. DID YOU KNOW—- ’ That Hoot Gibson has never t smoked a cigaret or taken a drink | , In a motion picture?

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1935.

prising Mrs. Fred King, Mrs. Dorphus Drum and Mrs. Sol Ixtrd wu« appointed to arrange a program f r Missionary Day to be b hl March The laid! a Aid will hold a Bantar the* week before Easter. The Mizpah Benediction closed th<» meeting. A luncheon was served by Mm. H.rlacbor, aaaiat <1 by Mrs. Homer Ruhl and duught r Sylvlu. Unit Hix of Catholic Action will meet with Misa Bernadln- Lengerich. Monday • vening at eevcn-tlilriy o’clock. ENTERTAINS SO CHA REA CLUB Mits Jo n Murtaugh entertained the members f the So Cha Rea at h r hone, Thuiuday evening. Sevleral gam s of bridge were played and prices were awarded to Mi.se I Genevieve Kitson, Mrs. Amos Gra | > r, and Mr.s. Dick Ehinger. Following t.ie ganr\s refreshments were nerved by Mists Murjtaugh, suLsted by her sister. Anne Murtaugh The next m ting will be held after Lent. ENTERTAINS WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY Mbs Helen Roop entertained with a birthday party. Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RufiH Roop. Those present i w re Mr. and Mt«. G. W. Ogg. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kohne and son I Norman. Vernon Ogg. Eilat y Ogg. At th i close of the evening a luncheon was served PYTHIAN SISTERS GO TO WILLSHIRE The Pythkin Siateix attended a | m eting at Willshire, Ohio. Monday I evening, when t e 1 cal degree staff | had charge of the initiatory work, and sever 1 local officers took part I in the program. Fourteen new canIdidates a:.d thr.e -re-inst. tements were initiated. j Following the meeting a luncheon jwaa served ths seventy-five wom-sn I i resent. Thoss from Decatur included, the degree etaff comprised ’of Mrs. B. R. Farr. Mio. Ed Ahr. ’ Mrs. Charles Burdg. Mr.s. A. R. i Ashbanclyer, Mr.s. Ali e Christen, Mrs. Frank C.rroli. Mr.s. Fred Ahr, Mns. Tillman G.nrlg, Mrs. Albert Mutachler, Mrs. Jess? Burdg. Mm. S. E. Hite. Mrs. Giles Porter, Mr.s. Mary McClure. Mr.s. Charles Bein- | eke. Mrs. LI Jd Ahr. Mrs. Dellinger, jund Mrs. Grant Fry. Other members of the local ternI pie who were present included Mrs [Fnid Linn, Mrs. Effie Schug, Mrs. , Martin Worthman. Mrs. James Bain Mrs. Jim 'Hoagland, Mrs. S. E. I Shamp. Mrs. M. E. H .wer, Mrs. i Delton Pa- ew iter, Mr.s. W. F. Be ry Mrs. Harve Baker. Mrs. Earl Butler ; Mrs. Wilson Lee, Mr.s. Fred Han|cher, and Mrs. Lee Ann n. 4-H CLUB HOLDS VALENTINE PARTY The February meeting of tha Mini nehaha 4-H Club was held at the [home of Eileen Byerly in the form lof a Valentine party. Nineteen I members were taken into th-e club. I Ruth Borne and Virginia Harden. I making the total numb r of metn--1 beta, twenty-tour. ,A de.r tnstration on “How to Serve a formol Luncheon” was given by Louis Mann and Eileen Byerly. Games were played, and refreshni nm were served by the hostesses Annabel Henscben, Mary Margaret Henochen. and Eileen Byerly. The next meeting will be with Lois Mann, .April 1. when officers will be it let ted and committees for the coming year will be appointed. BIBLE SCHOOL IS BEING PLANNED Pki.ne are being made for the 1935 Kirkland township Daily Vacation Bible School. It will be .’’eld from May 20 to May 31 with Mrs. S. L. Cover as supervisor. This will be the 10th ccns: cutive year of the school. Rev. Clarence R. Bow.mn of Myersville. Maryland will be the commencement speaker and the alumni of the school will h»iv-e a prominent part in the program. FORTY-FIVE ATTEND LAD.ES AID MEETING Forty-five ladies attended the meeting of the Evangelical Ladies Aid Society held in the church parlore, Thursday afternoon. A veryinteresting meeting wus held, and ■ a collection of $17.75 was received. At the n xt meeting a tumbler 'and dishtawel shower will be c.eld. Following the business meeting reI freshnit nts were served by Mrs. J. I A. Fuhi-man and m mbers of the ! February section. MONROE FAMILY GIVEN FAREWELL I A farewell party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christy and faimily of north of. Munroe, Thursday ■ evening. Mr. and Mns. Christy are moving to Jefferson township. The evening w s spent in visiting ■and playing games, and r:freehiments of apples, popcorn, and candy ■ wera served. Those present were Rev. and Mrs. Elbert Morfard, Mrs. John Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rich, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Longunberger, Mr. and Mrs. Mennus Lehman, Mr. land Mrs. G. A. Hahnert, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stuckey, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Sprung-.’r and children | Lucille and Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crist and son Kermit, Mrs. W.

Public Invited To See Psi Ote Oxygenaire At Hospital Sunday * , * JI '''i i jl L 'Vi r*. ' ' «

The above picture shows an Oxygenaire, similar to the one installed at Adams County Memorial hospital by the Psi lota XI sorority of this city, placed over a patient in a hospital bed. Miss Elizabeth Pittman, superintendent, has arranged for open house at the hospital from three to four o’clock Sunday afternoon for those who wish to call and inspect the Oxygenaire. The Oxygenaire is u>ied in severe cases of pneumonia, cardiaccases and other diseases of the respiratory tract. The installation of the Oxygenaire is one of 21 gifts donated byIndiana chapters of the Psi lota Xi. Each community is grateful for the gifte. Governor Paul V. McNutt, in acknowledging the gifts in behalf of the stale, wrote to Miss Pauline W. Frederick, L. Keller. Mrs. Mary Lewellen. Mi*. Minni* Inhr. Mi*. Mary I-ahr. Miss Margaret Rurkheid. Mi«s Ireta Longenberger, Miss Eleanor Filliman. Chester Longenberger Kenneth Ixmgenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Christy and daughters Eloise. Elaine, Ruth Ellen, nnd eon IBrice, rnd Mns. Frank Christy. — FIVE HUNDRED CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Th-? m..mbers of the Five Hund ted Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Barthel, Thnsday evening. As a result of the games, prizes wer? award-d to Mrs. Joe Lose and Mrs. Ijwrence Kleinhenz. A luncheon was served following the gamesThe nex f msiting will be with ; Mrs. Fred Deininger. Th? Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet wifi Mrs. R. D. Myers on South Winch, ster street, Thursday afternoon at two-thirty c’clock. The St- Vincent de Paul Society

This is a “SUIT SPRING” - - - Choose now from the Seasons Most Important Styles $lO-95 | t° T $22-50 ‘ , Two Piece ■ Style- I’-.y/ Three Piece ' ( Sport and C I ’ \ Dress Types I r Tweeds 1..\ A -' I \ Diagona's *7l i ■ 'L J K— I I “Fashion Show” Ms4| 1 class. For Tailor-' J ing. Styling, and 1\ Quality. By all T**‘" means see them. NEW DRESSES Which Set The Fashion Pace for Spring, $4-49,0 $lO-95 New Inspirations—Featuring Frilly Collars—Brief Peplums—Jaunty Jackets, Playing up Gay colors, Cherry Prints, New Blues. You will be pleased with our variety of Fabrics and Colors — assuring you a gay wardrobe. AMERICAN HOME SHOPS i MRS. LOUISE BRADEN Cor. 3rd & Monroe. Phone 737

National publicity chairman for the Psi lota XI, as follows: “The splendid work being done by your sorority in providing, during the past six years a total of | 21 oxygen therapy machines for use in Indiana hospitals, has come to my attention. i “Such outstanding public service is worthy of both praise and support. Undoubtedly, your fine practical humanitarianism has been the means of saving many lives and alleviating much disI tress. ’ “On behalf of the citizens of the state, I wish to express appreciation and to wish you continued success in thtis and other phases of your program. “Paul V. McNutt” The local sorority paid for the ; equipment out of its charity fund. I wijl meet Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock at the K. of (’. Hall. The hostesses will be Mrn. John Miller, Mrs. Ed Keller, and Mrs. Ben Eiting. Sewing will take place during the afternoon. FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING The Women’s Foreign MLssi nary Society- of ihe Methodist church met at the h . ne of Mrs. Leigh Bowen. T ursday af.crnoon. Mt*. Frank Crist conducted the devotions, and Mrs. Jack Friedt presented the lesson study on “BuildCash <B WE HAVE NO SOLICITORS. YOU GET FULL VALUE. PUMPHREY JEWELRY STORE

READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Airstream CHRYSLER It’s truer now than ever before —you’ll be happier with a new Chrysler. This outstanding motor car sensation is the choice of all who want fine automobiles. We cordially invite you to stop at our sa’esroom. go over the new Chrvsler from bumper to bumper and convince yourself that it is really a remarkable motor car value. The New Airstream Chrysler Six is on display at Phil L. Macklin Co. WEST MADISON STREET

Ing Japan.” Sub-topics were given by Mr*. E. W. Johnson and Mri. Dolton Passwater. During the business a ssl n It | was decided to hold a rummag »ile and the following committee was ap.- olntcd: Mrs. L. W liters. Mrs. Frank Krick and Mrs. Harvi- Baker. Refreshmenfs were served by Mrs. Bowen, assist -d by Mrs. Jack L?igh, Mrs. Rufus Stuckey, and ! Mrs. Arthur Krugh. Mrs. Otto Longenberger and Mrs. John Floyd of Monroe were guests. The next m eting will be held ut the church on Found.-r’s Day. — The Rebekah Lodge will hold a pot-luck supper at the I. O. O- F. Hull, Tuesday evening at Hix o’clock for th-* families of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES HOLD REGULAR MEETING Mrs. John Magley was hostess to the members cf the Presbyterian Ladles Aid Society. Thursd y after noon. During the r.gular business meeting an announcement was made of the Wedding Gown Pageant to -be held at the church under the • uspicee of the Missionary Society, n xt Thursday evening at eight o'clock. During ths social hour several contests were enjoyed, and Mt*.

Magley and her committee of iS isI tenses served r freshments. Twentytwo members and two guests, Mrs. Ok* n and Mrs. Whittwer. were present. LOYAL DAUGHTERS | CLASS MEETS THURSDAY The Loyal Daughters class of the the Evangelical Sunday School met at the home f Mrs. Chest r Mclntosh, Thursday evening. Mt*. OlarRENDEZVOUS Auspices Country Chib 1 m Fish and ; , Oyster Fry TONIGHT! 1 J U ■B I > o I Tomorrow. Satur- k-BB I O : day night will of 1 u (course be as I O q usual — the big- • Z gest night in , Decatur, so we present fo r your , acproval the largest FLOOR * SHOW we have ever had. featuring 3 acts of professional talent that is really above the average. > To top the bill of entertainment we have several amateurs who think they are good. Come out and give them a big hand —maybe they will be good. As usual, our popular M. C., Roy Bowen, will entertain you and prei sent the above acts every hou.-, accompanied by the Blue Rhythm ■ Boys, the hottest little band in this part of the country.

cnee ffmlth read the fl ripture. un<l| Mi*. Fr nk (Butler offered thprayer. The regukrr business meeting was held, f llowe t ] by gam .s when prized were awarded t > th* win- ; ners. A luncliuon wan s -rved at email tables by .Mrs. Mc’ntoeh and i Mr.s. Adolph Kolter to the twenty-' two members and two vliltors pr ■ st nt. Th* n Xt meeting will be with Mrs. Milton Brown, and Mrs. George .My rs will be t >* a.ssi,iting hiMte>«s. BAPTIST LADIES HOLD INTERESTING MEETING The nrem-bpira of the Baptist Mid-: eion-.ry Society were entertained at th? horn -of Mrs. C. E. Bell, Thu-t- i d*:y afterno.n. Mrs. Will Wlnnes was leader f ,r th ? aft- rnoon'e . r<>-, gram. Th* open'".g iiong, "America the! Beautiful’’ sm .sung, and Mr.s. Win- | nes reviewed the fir.st ansi second! chapter* of the mis.sionai-y .study book, “Oriental* In Am rie n Life," by Albert Palmer. Suli-topic.s were given by Mrs. S. E. Shamp. Mrs. Ckirence Hilyard. Mi*. Brice Butler. and Mrs. S. E. Hite. A lovely handkerchief sshower wins given far Mr.s. Getttys Par.ier, who is moving with er huaband to , a farm, three miles west f Ossian, 1

Q fi GARDEN FRESH FRUIT’S n A & P H & VEGETABLES 1 n Featured at A& I* this week LEMONS HEAD LETTUCE 75c size, each 9 Xv-. GREEN BEANS ... 2 ths. 19c DI NEW CABBAGE th. 5c NEW PEAS 2 tbs. 25c Grape Fruit r 4 ” r 19c Aflrrrr Maxwell House VWllLtL* Chase 4 Sanborn 8 O’CLOC K—The World’s Fastest Se’ling Coffee lbTOMATOES 3 “25c BREAD—Grandmother’s Twisted. Full 21 oz. Loaf Chocolate Drops lb 10c COCOA, lona Pure ... 2 lb. pkg. 19c McKenzie “ 23c OYSTER SHELLS .. 100 lb. bag 79c Chick Starter :::z $2.59 FINE CHUK FEED— Daily Egg. Salad Dressing r 25c Corn Flakes, Sunny field, Ig. pkg. lie Red Seal Lye can 10c MOTOR OIL—A Penn 100', Pure Pennsylvania 2 gal. can 91c. plus tax WYANDOTTE Everything 2 pkgs 15c A & P MEAT MARKETS MEAT SPECIALS FOR WEEK-END Beef Pot Roast ™. 12* Fresh Ground Hamberger. 2 lbs. for 23c OTTALf SiRLOiN, Tender, flwSy gjg* f / UI L All Full of Flavor Cube or Waffle Steak, no bone.... 22c lb Veal Patties 23^ c lb Veal Shoulder Chops, nice, meaty, 17 ‘/ilb Swiss Steak z 19c lb La’ ge Franks 2 lbs. for 29c Breakfast Baconz ;::25S Boneless Haddock 17c lb Fresh Oysters 20c Pure Lard, Gov. insp 2 lbs. 32c

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■ ia the near future. Mr*. Curite Monr, president, gave n f rewell talk In honor of Mre. Parmer. wh > Inu hern a rnont fulthfiil m mbor. Katli loon Butler, dressed in rM. white, and blue. reproHenting "Little MlhAmerica." enter d and pr wonted , Mns. Palmer with u large box of hiindker blef.s. A email cr to containing two baby chli-ka wan ak>o given to Mr*. Parmer. The cloning pniyer was offer I hy Mrs. Fruik Young aft r wbic’ Mrs. Bell nerved dellcloiM refrerhI mentfl. THIN, ANEMIC? VY/HEN you tec ’ • rundown, wh<. * ■ your bbxxl is thin W * J** or stomach givei , > I trouble, with gas 01 i V ’ " 'pHf “sour risings,'' try 'k the tonic effect oi mF ,r - i’* erres Woldert Medical Discovery XlMb, /W Read what ( hestet '• McCreary of 861 T (X j Ave., Youngx town, Ohio, «aid: "When I was younger 1 ha. no appetite. Io«t num weight and became thi.i and weak. 1 teh rundown had very little am bition. After taking Dr. Pierce a ('.olden Medical Dineovery a .bort time I grew mronter.lui a better appetite and improved in every way. New size. 1 ablet. SO ctn., liquid tI.OO. Large, size. late, or liquid. *l. (5. All druggista. Write Dr. Pierce a Clinic, Buffalo, N.Y., 10l ( free medical advice.