Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 23 September 1935 — Page 3

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That Assure Slim Straight Lines By Ellen Worth Ji?!?'' 5 , pattern '"dudes the slip ""Wed brassiere and the bloomas seen in the small views. of the attractive slip • been well thought out. You will M it hasnt any conflicting lines “ ar your outer garment. The font ha ' e a sha Ped > oke at t,ie Simple to make! It’s grand “piclc--5 C °’‘ W '“ Pr ° Ve *° Satin or crepe silk is nice medium. '"'l ' s designed for sizes v y '? rs ’ 36 38 a,ld 40 inches 5-inrk ' 6 requires 2>Z yards of S ? ater l al with 2 W y ar ds of s 3 or s ! lp: and 1!< » y ards of material for bloomers. FaVh., „% new Fall and Winter temblin/ aß “‘ ne assist you in asThere 8 y °j r family'* fall clothes, and « are deSlgns for every type '77 occasion. And of course • ob’ainaM ? erf ' ct ' fi,,lng P a ”crns tated r? e f ° r , evcry design illus--4 tod?:P td ' Uyl Send for your Price of BOOK 10 cents. lew York d City ” kTftnue >

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mite Mary Macy Phone* 1000 — 1001 Monday Evangelical Loyal Dorcas elans, I I church parlors, 7:30 ,p. nt. Tuesday Rbgekuh lodge, I. O. O. F. hall 7:30 p. ni. Young Matrons Club, Mrs. Albert Miller, 6 p. m. Root twp. Home Economics club Mrs. E. S. Christen. Eastern Star regular stated meeting. Masonic Hall. 7:30 p. m. potluck supper, 6:30 p. m. ('. L. of ('. public lotto party, K. of C. Hall, 8:30 p. tn. Wednesday Union Twp. Woman's Club, Mrs. Chas. Burrell, 1 ,p. m. Historical Club opening, Mrs. John Schug 12.30 p. m. Thursday M. E. Ladiee aid. Mrs. Charles Fletcher. 2:30 p. m. So Cha Rea Club. Mrs. Andy j Appleman. 7:30 p. m. menthene aroaeked to be present. The committee in charge of the arrangements will include Mrs. W. 11. Lee, Mre. Fred Hancher and Mrs. Leota Beery of this city and Mrs. D. H. Campbell of Bluffton. LADIES AID TO CONDUCT BAZAAR The Ladievs Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will conduct a bazaar on Friday and Saturday, November 22 and 23 at the church The 'public is ask*d to keep these dates in mind. A variety of articles will be offered including fancy work towels and handkerchiefs, plain and fancy aprons, quilts and miscellaneoue articles). Home made mince meat will also be on sale, homebaked cakes, cookies and paateries, candies and other articles. All Presbyterian women are asked to keep old clothing for the rum- | mage eale whioh will he held in connection with the bazaar. The Union township Woman's club will meet Wednesday afterI noon at one o'clock with Mrs. Char- | les Burrell. CATHOLIC LADIES TO HAVE LOTTO PARTY Th« Catholic Ladles of Columbia will hold a public lotto party in the K. of C. hall Tuesday night at eighto'clock. instead of eight fifteen as was announced. Admission will be I twenty five cents. The public is inI vited to attend. The Rebekah lodge will n*et Thursday evening at seven-thirty 1 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall. LINEN SHOWER HONORS RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Ralph Tyndall of Bluffton | and Mias Eloise Lewton of this city I united in entertaining with a linen , shower and bridge party at the Tyndall .home in Bluffton Saturday as : ternoon, in honor of Mrs. Leonard Saylors, who before her recent marriage was Miss Florine Michaud. Pastel colors were used in the appoinments for the party. Six , small tables were arranged for I or Your Fall Frock

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bridge and high wore prizes were won by Miss Madge Hite and Mrs. Lawrence Linn of this .Ry, Mrs. Saylore was presented a number of .beautiful linen gifts. The mnall tables were laid with linens and centered with bowls of flow rs The [>autel colors were also luted in the appointments of the luncheon. — The Ladles Aid of the Methodist Episcopal churo.i will meet ut the horn- of Mns. Charles Fletcher, 738 Mercer avenue, Thursday afternoon at two thirty o’clock. A good attendlance 1.-, desired. The Loyal Dorcas class of the Evangelical Sunday school will meet tonight at seven-thirty o'clock In th > church parlors. The will be Mm. Ada Martin, Mrs. C. E. Docker and Mrs. E. B. Macy. All members are asked to be present: FEKORAB Mr and Mie. Dick Durkin returned to their home in Indianapolis after a week’s visit with relatives in thia city. Mm Ella Franz-Osborn of Auburn arrived here Saturday and Ls the guest of Mrs. E. 18. Macy. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bodie and children Wayne and Joan epent the week-end at t.he A. B. Brown county horn ' at Eaton Rapids. Michigan. Mns. J. C. Sutton has returned to her home in IVecatur after a two weeks visit with her son and daugh-ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sutton cf Crown Point, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Huntington and daughter. Mrs. Helen Thomas Butcher of Indianapolis j were guests at the J. H. Heller residence Sunday. Miss Mary Coverdale has accepted a ixTsition with the Home Telephone Co. in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strickler of R. R. 6 visited in Decatur Saturday. Mrs. Noah Henscher and daughter, Mary Margaret, of R. R. 4 shopped in Decatur Saturday afternoon. Otto Hoile of Union township was a Decatur business visitor Saturday. Mre. Ernest Schlickman. Mrs. H. B. Macy and Miss Jeanette Clark spent Saturday morning in Fort

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Wayne. The Misses Florence and Mildred Schlindler of ißerne shopped in Deattir Saturday afternoon. J. L. Ehler left Sunday noon for Wawueec to attend a three day con vention of the New York Life Insurance Co. Bob Engeldr, who became 111 while visiting in Bluffton Saturday, is much b“tter today and able to be in school. Donald KUpper who is attending school at Purdue University ut laifayette, spent the week end at the home of his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. W. A. Klepper of Mercer avenue. Miss Marie Kolter of Fort Wayne spent Sunday In this city. Hob Roth of Peru wan a visitor ' in thia i Ity today. Miss Bernadine Shraluka of Fort I Wayne was the guest of r latives here Sunday. The J. J. Newberry store is inI stalling a new liguting system in I the etore. Mr. and Mre. Claude Gay and daughter Catherine of this city and J. L. Gay of Alma. Michigan, motored to Coldwater, Michigan Sunday, and enjoyed a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Smith of Alma, Michigan. Mr. and Mre. Smib'i were accomt ani-d home by Mr. Gay, who had visited here. Miss Regina Murtaugh. Walter Gilliom and Mr. and Mrs. R. C.' Ehinger spent Sunday at Rome City. I Rev. Ambrose Kohne of Goodland | was tile guest of hitt mother, Mrs. A. ('. Johne and family yesterday. Rev. Joseph Seimetz, pastor of j the St. Mary's Catholic church. Rev. Joseph Hennes, assistant, and Rev. Ambrose Kohne of Goodland left this morning for Cleveland to attend . the National Eucharistic Congress. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Fennimore visited in Findlay. Ohio, yesterday. They were accompanied home by I Mrs. J. T. Fennimore, who will spend the winter in this city. Mrs. Roman Steigmeyer has returned to her home in Garrett after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steigmeyer. She was accompained home by Charles and Eloise Leonard. Rev. Hobart William Rauch, who is spending his vacation with friends and relatives in Wren. 0.. delivered a splendid lecture at the Evangelical Church in this city last |

evening. ,A large crowd from Dnca-| tur and Wren enjoyed the service. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merryman; and son. Philip. Mrs. Pearl Reffey and Adrian Buker spent the week ! end in Terre Haute us th* guegts' of Mr. and Mre. Raymond Brandy-1 berry. Mias Josephine Archbold of Ind ianupuliu, Miss Eileen Sullivun. Phil Byron und Kerman Criswell of Peru were Sunday guests at the home of tie former'tt parents. Dr. and Mre. Roy Ar hbold. Jeanette IReery, Lenore T eple, I Virginia Beery, Harold Lytle, Frank 1 Wallace, and Helen Reynolds. Herb Shaft r and Dick Lopshire of Fort | ( Wayne enjoyed a weiner bake at j i the Hanna Nuttman park Friday I evening. Paul :Bri de, Leon Kohne and Carl j Baxter made a business trip to Wiilehire this afternoon. Mrs. R. A. Waltz of Tulsa, Oklahoma, arrivtd here Saturday morn-1 ing to sp-nd a mont. > with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ston burner. Rev. and Mrs. Harry W. Thompson have returned from a 10 days trip to Washington, D. C.. and other eastern (points of interest. Mrs. Michael Andrews and daughter. Etta, of South Bend are visiting at the E. F. Gass home. Mr. and Mrs. James Elberson. and ; i Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pumphrey and , daughter, Eleanor, spent Sunday in I I Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Andrews of I Cincinnati spent Sunday at the E.: F. Gass home. | Word lias been received here that i Miss Dorothy Jean Scott, daughter I | of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott of the Homesteads, has been pledged to Gamma Bhl Beta national sorority at the University of Illinois, Urbana. Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain left this morning for Peru, where she was ! called by tl»s death of Mr. Burton, father of Mrs. George Miller of that city. She will return home Wednesday. Card of Thanks We wish in this manner to .express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the neighbors and friends those who sent floral offerings and all those who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Roy Chileote and children

SENATOR LEWIS SERIOUSLY ILL Illinois Senator 111 Os Pneumonia In Russian Hospital Moscow, Sept. 23 (UP)— Tho condition of Senator J. Hamilton ! Lewis, D., Illinois, stricken with; bronchial i;n umonla shortly after i hid arrival here on September 14, j continued critical today. Weakness of this senator’s h's'tit I action caused grave concern. The patient ben fitted oy a good, sound sleep last night and awakened this morning slightly strengthened. A bulletin issued after today's ' consultation of th- attending physicians, Dr. Adolph S. Rumr« ich. of the U. S. embassy, Dr. Otto Ling, of the German embassy, Dr. M. Vov-

If you feel tired, run-down, | nervous and out of sorts —there is usually a definite reason for this

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I Hl, chief of the medical clinic of Botkin hoepital, und Dr. V. Vaillleff, of ihe Gremlin 'hospital. dMcrlbed th- 1 senator'# condition as "very serious.” The pneumonia still i.s r<-stricied to lhe patlent'd right lung. The doctors wera prepared to uae un oxyja n tent, brought h* re from I arks by ulrplan l , ut the first sign of the infection spreading to the left lung. Receipt by airplane from Berlin of u large supply of medicine was expected hourly. Early today the senator was re- , .'anted to be continliously •conn iotw with a clear mind. He has been carrying on r gular conversations with lhoe at his bedside. Another consultation Is scheduled for Lilh evening. The prngrtas of the Illness had entirely iWB' acitated th? patient’s right aid» y.-sterday. The aeriousness of hie condition was indicated ' by the fact that Mrs. Lewis han not . left her husband's bedside for the past 24 hours. His niece and grand-

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niece are •!*<> with him almost constantly. o— Montpelier Man Is Seriously Injured Hartford f’lty, Ind., Sept. 23 (UP) Elmer Bennett. 28. Montpelier. was in serious condition ut the Blackford county hospital today after escaping death twice. Bennett either leaped or fell from the aecond story of a building here where a fraternity dance was being held, ami his injuries were aggravated when the truck used to take him to the hospital was wrecked early yesterday. Bennett was knocked unconscious In the fall from the building. He regained consciousness enroute to tho hospital and grabbed the steering wheel of the truck, swerving It to the side of the road. In doing so. Bennett was thrown to the pavement.