Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1935 — Page 3

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anl e y '■Uh ON BIRTHDAY wM.. IIK ' '""' Mr * , , . .1 Mini'- I- Ilf y M , B |, ami M "nd Mrs - W* ll EEK ■ Mr s 1 f, :n id ■ \3|- .>ml V Wmstun Noll „,- rt !X 1 r/'rJ- '. M nnd Mrs. j .. .■UK enjoy IhlCkln DINNER \i... , i E^s,-.it.., .1-1 daughter Dot KT ]X ;1 ~i Mrs Paul LichlenEs UaW 1„ a- : Ohio City. Ohio. El' -o ' .i.o ih" hotiEd g*tU .i> th<' dinner, the 0b!>..,:.a hits 4-H MEETING E— atur 4-H Club which reorst month, held its second RWH ll|p home of Saturday. Five reg-E-nieinlr ■ and two new memwere nerved Ks Mil meeting will be held NovEber J at t -■ It me of Josi'phine ■ ■RT MEMBERS ■HKdinner nfjAy members of the Art deof the Woman’s Club met of Mrs. R. A. Stuckey. Bk Sorts Second street f ir tire first of the department HMmyear The meeting was in KgfA of .i dinner .served at six. KrtJ-It' i. k in three delicious BHI ■■■haig the business session

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■ -y icuThat was Margaret on the arm of Joseph M. Four hundred and fifty were Invited to the big post- ■ Party, which turned out to K?#* of tlie gayest in fllmlat.o Most of Hollywood was -l " n< " x t day, but enthuEjjß ove r the evening. welri! investments. Dick has the topper. The boy from owns half interest in three 77j? rcllsi ‘ s now making a profitable iJ/Sf" tlle country. In some man-, other, one, Professor Anton got to the Warner Brothers star a few months ago and on investing S6OO in the I thwln SeS ' lle Promised to double out'' ney in a year. The funny £3“, \* S he wasn,t kidding. In J J weeks - Dick has received $250 T money back. I a M 'Je Ratt is back ln town with j thsS*h ‘ij ot wor ' d series souvenirs lould make Joe E. Brown green I Whin' 7 ' He haa the bat "with "oose Goslin slammed out the that ended the series. He has i Cochrane's mask, the glove hsH,,,.. y Tom Bridges and seven MMtt. S k On whlct i a™ written the £25 "I? 13 of all the players on both e managers and even the 7 h « officiated. The lot will P f C6 h ono r In George’s airXv «n lr j >phy room which is BV*y filled to overflowing. (JR 1 , Asked M « and I'm Telling. You! <lK‘‘ Evans ' Brooklyn: Voiceu” . p,ctu res—a song for th ? don ® Uke thls ' The 6h»l n d * 3 ho heard is recorded ThW M " S ? U ? d track and on wax. M$ and ?h. S t ? cn played hack on the J| e destined to become

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Tuesday Carpe Diem Club, masquerade party, Mrs. Roy Johnson, 7:30 p. in. Ladies Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Cal Peterson, 2:30 p. nt. Mt. Tabor latdies Aid eociety harj time social, Robo school. Union township Woman's Cluh, Mrs. Earl Chase, Homesteads, 1 p. m. U. B. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor and Otterbein Guild Halloween party, Roy Mumma garage, 7:30 -p. m. Tri Kappa business meeting, Mrs. Lois Black, 8 p. m. Delta Theta Tau business meeting. Mies Helena Wehmeyer, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday CLW class and Dorothy Spuller's class, masquerade 'party, Mieses Marcella and Rosella Hare. 7:30. p. m. Christian Junior class Halloween party, Mrs. Fred Collier, 7 'P. m>. 'Eastern Star officers, Masonic hall. 7:30 p. m. Historical Club, Mrs. Ed Christen, 2:30 p. m. St. Vincent de Paul society, K. of C. Hail, 2 p m. M. E. Ladies Aid, mince meat sale church. Thursday Dinner-Bridge CluO, Mrs. J. Ward Calland, 6:30 p. m. Junior M. E. church, church basement. 3:30 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary Halloween party. Legion hall, following the Calithumpian parade. Evangelical Ladies Aid, church I parlors. 2 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid, Mrs. Joe Cloud. 2:30 ip. m. Pleasant Grove Missionary Society, Mrs. Bertha Berger. 1:30 ,p. m. I Methodist W. H'. Mj S v Mns. Henry Heller, 2:30 p. m. St. Mary's Township Home Economics Club. Mns. Howard Manlier, 1:30 p. tn. Friday M. E. Intermediate Epworth League, church parsonage 7: 30 p. m. Monday Research Club, Mrs. Fred Fruchte 2:30 p. m. i and program bingo was played and prizes were awarded the winners.

a canary by proxy, studies it carefully. Then, he or she fakes the number. An expert with field glasses watches the lip movements to see that they synchronize with the recorded song. The player may either go through the motions or actually sing. The voice isn’t heard anyway, for the shot is a silent one. Most superstitious of the stars, and she admits it, is Mae West. Appearing on the ‘'Klondyke Lou” set recently, a black cat created a minor panic. For two hours, prop men and volunteers tried to capture the animal before Mae saw it. They finally did and everyone breathed a sigh of relief. The blonde star Is fully capable of walking off the set In the face of such a bad omen. All Hollywood will miss Sam Hardy, but most of all, Bill Fields. He and Sam were the closest of pals. All the time Bill was sick. Hardy stayed with him at his ranch. Sam even went along when the comedian was ordered to a hot springs tor several weeks. What romance between two well, known stars (she is glamorous and he Is suave) has cooled to the point that bets are now being made the two will not marry? HOLLYWOOD TICKER-TAPE— Seems as this department owes an apology to Harold Cheevers. He is not Hugh Walpole's valet, but his secretary. If occasion should arise, a swell bodyguard too. for (’hoovers is over six feet tall and weighs about 220. Another of his little accomplishments is pistol shooting. J' or three years, he was champ of England. . . . Errol Flynn hot-foots it to the hospital to have his tonsils

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out, as soon as he finishes "Captain Blood". . . ■ And you should see LUI Damitas new Berengaria bob. Ala Loretta Young in "The C r u a a des" . . . The laugh Is on us. Lyle Talbot’s new Interest really spells it Marajen Stevick. She used to be the bride of

Buddy Rogers’ brother. . . . And little David Holt is off to Palm Springs to gain back his strength after being cured of infantile paralysis. DID YOU KNOW— That Novelist Hugh Walpole was in charge of the British secret service in Russia at the time of the revolution?

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19.35.

The study for this year !h •‘Denmark" and Mlns -Katberyn Kuuffman was lip leador at thp wpoting luat night and the committee included Mrs. W. Guy Brown and Mru. .1. T. Myx'is. T|e study for the first meeting was •'Historical Review of Denmark.’’ WALTHER LEAGUERS ENJOY HALOWEEN PARTY Mins Viola Ewei entertained with a Halloween masquerade party at the Otto Ew-1 home Saturday night for the Preble society of the Walther League. Prizes forth - most original cos- • tumes were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Bieberioh and Louin Koenemunn. A weiner and marshmallow bake was enjoyed by the group. Bunco wan played and prizes were won by • Mary Melching and Rudy Wheitfeldt, after which a delicious lunchi eon was served. Guests present were Mr. and Min. ’ William Melching, Mary Melching. ' Marian Miller, Helen Thieme, Leona and Melvin Scheumann, Alvin Macke, Rudy Wheitfeldt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beiberich, Donald, ' Eileen and Gerhard Bieberidh, Mrs. Rudolph Stolp, Mrs. W. Yuudt, Werner, Anita. Alice and Lillian Stolp, Gilbert Hoffman. Edward Kirchner, 1 Linda Bultemeier, Olga, Leona, 1 Louis, Robert, Helene and Esther Koenemann, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ewel, Mary Ann Ewel, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ewel, Lona Ewel and the hostess, Viola Ewel. STUDY MEETING OF LITERATURE DEPARTMENT The mem hern of the Literature department of the Woman's Cluß> met at the home of Mrs. John Parrish Monday evening for the study meeting of the organization. Twenty members responded to the roll call. Th? subject for the study wan 1 ‘American Life as Represented by I Native One-act Plays.” Mrs. F. W. • Downs told of the place the one act play holds in literature and gave examples of the construction and trend of short plays and full length | plays. Mrs. Parrish and Mfrs. Milton | Swearingen discussed the one act 1 play ana gave representatives of the differecne phases. Mrs. George Flanders gave a r.sume of the ten dramatic successes of the last year. The next meeting of the club will he held November 25 with Mrs. John Tyndall. Mrs. J. Ward Calland will be hostess to the members of the DinnerBridge club at her home Thursday . night at six-thirty o'clock. -1 The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will serve a supper at th? church Saturday night. Ncvcmer !».

MISS THELMA COOK SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY The members of the F. de L. Club pleasantly surprised Miss Thelma Cook at her home Monday evening, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. At eix o’clock a delicious pot-luck dinner was served after which a social time was enjoyed. The honored guest was the recipient of a number of birthday gifts. Those present were the Misses Mary Ann Lose, Rosemary Omlor, Lucille and Margaret Miller, Mary Wertzberger and Mary Miller, Mrs. Arthur Kurber and Miss Cook. All officers of the Eastern Star chapter are asked to meet at the Masonic hall Wednesday night at seven-thirty o’clock. The Junior class of the Christian Sunday school will hold a Hallowi een party at the home of the teachI er, Mrs. Fred Collier Wednesday ; night at seven o’clock. NEEDLE CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY HALLOWEEN PARTY Thirty five members of the Pythian Needle Club enjoyed a Halloween party at the Knights of Pythias home Monday night. The grand march was held in the lodge rooms on the second floor and Mrs. Hail Hollingsworth received the prize for being the best masked. Several games were played. The

(CORT - Last Time Tonight - Gene Stratton Porter’s “KEEPER OF THE BEES” Niel Hamilton-Betty Furness Plus-Buster Keaton Comedy and Fox News. 10c-25c Wed.-Thurs. Lew Ayres “THE SILK HAT KID” Mae Clarke ■ Paul Kelly William Harrigan - Vince Barnett Coming—“PAGE MISS GLORY” Marion Davis, Dick Powell, Pat I O'Brien, Frank McHugh, Patsy Kelly, Allen Jenkens, Joseph Cawthorne. Al Shean, Lyle Taloot, Mary Astor. | What a cast! What a show! —

New Evening Gowns Reflect Grecian Influence | -’J an '-v ' Jr AM /WB -X v "Jb iiSin * Mm i IMm Wli I WM IMig 7 jWEi H hili EBBS> D jgHI -I I n gggggi % bll 11 f Sb OSir W 1 1 H H IP 'IH W* » W * F I I -1 t Hl n i iMUMWIaI NA H • -fga I EUU in satin and lace. I™ | Dolores Del Rio *| Patricia Ellis J

Evening go\jns for the coming season distinctly reflect the Grecian influence. One of the smart frocks in this mode is the sheer black crepe creation at the right, worn by Patricia Ellis, movie star. It can be worn without the jacket for evening

members were invited to the dining room where refreshments of doughnuts, sandwiches, pickles and coffee were served. The hostesses were Mrs l .. Jhmes Bain. Mrs, J. M. Miller, Mrs. Jennie Gehrig and Mrs. Kannie Fristoe. Games of cat were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Jes.se Bttrdg and Mrs. Grant Frye. The junior church will hold a Halloween party in the basement of the M. E. church Thursday afternoon at three thirty o’clock. All members are asked to mask as prizes will be awarded. The intermediate Epworth league of the M. E. church will meet at the parsonage Friday evening at seven thirty o’clock and be taken to their party. All members are asked to come masked . The Women’s Missionary Society of the Zion Reformed church will hold a rurmntage sale in the church basement Saturday, November 2 and Saturday, November 9 from nine o’clock in the morning until eight o’clock at night. "EGYPT” TOPIC OF RESEARCH CLUB Mrs. Nellie Haney was hostess to the members of th? Research Club at her home on North Second street Monday afternoon. Eighteen members responded to the roll call with current events. Mrs. Daniel Sprang was the leader for the afternoon and she took as her subject "Egypt.” She told

Adorable Dress For Teen Age Has "Little Boy” Collar, Plaits Its Bodice and Skirt / L By Ellen Worth a There’s loads of smartness about i I i ■■ 4 today's pattern. It is so very jaunty / looking with its plaits and “little 'ct t> XL‘boy” collar. And so simple to sew. v 'fc& 'ib x/ The scheme in ginger brown rabbit’s wool is very gay looking and fScY 1- ~t£irlSfei- i so practical for school wear. tosii //igxrasiSsA Schemes in wool jersey, rayon jjjb novelties, lightweight tweed woolens, Issli \ etc., are excellent too. s i?° Velveteen returning to favor, is iS-J another scheme you'll like trimmed \ with gold buttons and worn with \ wide suede belt. /J) Style No. 455 is designed for sizes i§Bo:<>SSSgi§:? 11, 13, 15 and 17 years. Size 15 re- 7/(/ quires 3X yards of 39-inch material. Let our new Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine assist you in as- lmaxjS?Sagjnbl_| sembling your family’s fall clothes. /fll Don't delay! Send for your copy /-&I » I today 1 /JSf Jes si® af-oxi Midi Price of BOOK 10 cents. >§RjS lore I ’ ?1 : ' iS • flic II Price of PATTERN 15 cents IWW xffii ® I (coin is preferred). Wrap coin care- / Wjig-. igg§S 3 1 fully. Pattern Mall Address: N. Y. Pat- I / / / Ip ern Bureau (Decatur Dally Demo- If I I lM( crat) 23rd St. at Fift’ Vvenue, / | I k p”r New York Citv / I pA I |U

formal or with the jacket as a dinner gown. Dolores Del Rio, center, models a modish fashion of white flat chiffon with low cut bodice and trailing panels. The satin and lace evening dress, left, worn by Miss Ellis,is a pale shade of pink.

r’of the country, the cities and build- ’ ings, and the inhabitants and their ’ customs. Subtopics were given by Mrs. R. I D. Myer who read "A Hymn to the Nile,” Mrs. Leo Saylors who read | "The Desert” and Mrs. Walter ■ Krick who told of "Mosques and Bazaars." The next meeting of the club will i be held with Mrs. Fred Fruchte. t | The members of the American Legion Auxiliary will entertain the ' Legion members with a Halloween t party at the Legion hall Thursday I night following the Callifhuunpian ! parade. t A meeting of the St. Vincent de ; Paul society will Ibe held in the K. ■ of C. hall Wednesday afternoon at ■ two o'clock. The Ladies 'Aid of the M.E. church ■ will have a mince meat sale at the I church Wednesday, October 30. Anyone wishing to order mince ! meat may call Mrs. W. F. Beery or i the church. I The CLW class and Dorothy Spoilers class of the Evangelical Sunday school wil lhave a masquerade party at the home of Maicella and i Rosella Hare Wednesday evening at i seven-thirty. All are asked to come i I masked. 1 I "HISTORY OF MUSIC” [ STUDIED AT MEETING J The members of the Music de-' Jpartment of the Woman’s Club met I Monday evening at the L. lA. Holt-

house home, with Mrs. Holthouse, Mrs. William Gass, Miss Lulu Gerber and Mias Rosemary Holhouue the hostesses. The study for thia year will be “The History of Music” and the chib will make a study of music from Its earliest date. Miss Helen Kirsch was the leader for the evening and she read a paper on ancient Greek, Babylonian and Chinese music. Group singing was enjoyed following the subject. Refreshmeints in keeping with Halloween were served by th hostesses. o Seal Catch Divided Vancouver. B. C.—(UP) — Canada’s share of sealskins caught in the vicinity of Pribiloff Islands and allocated under the Pelagiv Sealing Treaty were valued at SIOO,OOO thin year. Under the Pelagic treaty, Canada receives 15 per cent of all the skins taken in Pribiloff Islands by the United States governments' authorized hunters. Great Britain, Japan and Russia are other countries party to the treaty. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

'FINAL WEEK of Our Sensational Piano Sale Be sure to come in this week! Many Pianos have been sold and you, too, will want one for your W ts home. ■ A Piano that would list at ■ fr 3 J SSOO in any market—now * i gS If N 0 MONEY down SS? SeS jsll Nothing to Pay Until November 1 30 ays ’ F ree Trial Your Home Baffin xsSJf trade in your old Small Carrying Charge INSTRUMENT We especially invite musicians and music teachers p ]yj J? yj |.» |? to view these instruments. Note the high-grade Spruce Sounding Board . . . French Style Repeat- j s ti u . ing Action . . . Solid Brass Hardware ... the Overstrung Scale . . . the beautiful, genuine Mahogany FINAL WEEK Veneered Case. WE WILL LOAN FREE Brand New, Fine Quality BABY GRAND or STUDIO PIANOS We will loan a new Grand or Studio Piano to responsible family who has children interested in music. This is your opportunity to find out if your boy or girl will learn to play the piano. The only charge will be for transportation and delivery. Limited number. SPRAGUE FURNITURE CO 152 South Second St. Phone 199

Mrs. Gettya Parmer of Ossian was the dinner guest of Mrs. Samuel Acker Monday. David Gerber and Miss Lulu Gerber entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Curl Gerber of this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ehler visited in Fort Wayne thia afternoon. Mrs. E. G. Coverdale of Fort Wayne ie spending several dayu in Decatur. Melvin Collier of this city and Leo Wood of Fort Wayne returned Sunday from laifayette where they attended the Purdue-Carnegie Tech game. Mr. and Mre. Paul Saurer and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cole and sons, Donald and Robert, have returned from a visit to Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. George Morrie of Bluffton visited in Decatur last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeVor of Peru vieited In Decatur this morning. The following men from Decatur will go to Fort Wayne thin afternoon where they will put on the twelfth degree of Scottish Rite Maesonry at four o'clock In the Scottish Rite Cathedral; Earl Black burn. Charlee Imngeton. O. L. Vance. Wilaon Lee, Sim Burk, Albert Fruchte, H. H. Myers, C. A. Hurdge. Orval Smith of 'Berne. Leigh Bowen, Earl Colter and Cal E. Peterson. Miss Anna Louise Schug, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schug of Berne, ha* been chosen from a freehman class of two hundred for the position of editor-in-chief of the freshmen edition of "The Coll-ge Chronicle” of North Central College at Naperville. Del Waters has accepted a mechanic's job at John Bright’s Auto Electric garage. Waters formerly was employed at the Chevrolet garage. Mr. and Mrs. I. Bernstein spent the afternoon at Columbia City. J. C. Link of Fort Wayne wae a business caller here today. Theodore Heuer of Root township attended to busine.se in Decatur this morning. M. Kann of Fort Wayne was a business visitor here Monday. o ARRIVALS A daughter weighing seven and three fourths 'pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ora Shaudell of 'Auburn, October 27. The baby has been named Carolyn Faye. Miw. Shaudell was formerly Miso Harriett McKean of near Monroe. ——o ► • Adams County Memorial Hospital Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Al Schmitt, 342 South Third street, major operation Monday. Admitted Monday: Mrs. Charles Roebuck, Pleasant Mills, major operation Tuesday; Mias Lucile Dager, Monro?ville

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major operation. Dismissod Monday: Eugene Werllng, Fort Wayne. John Hersher, Third street. Disniiesrsl Tuesday: Chalmer Reber. R 3.

- Last Time Tonight - “ANNAPOLIS FAREWELL” with Sir Guv Standing. Tom Brown. Richard Cromwell, Rosalind Keith. Added—A TODD & KELLY Comedy-and An ODDITY. 10c-25c Wed. & Thurs.—"THE VIRGINIA JUDGE" — with Waite, 0. Kelly, Stepin Fetchit, Marsha Hunt, Johnny Downs. All the humor . . the romance . . the warm humanity of a smalltown America in this story of a Southern judqe who'd rather give a man thirty dollars than thirty days! Fri. & Sat. — Wallace Beery & Jackie Cooper in "O'SHAUGHNESSY'S BOY" with SPANKY McFarland. A BIG SPECIAL! Sun. Mon. Tues.— "THE BIG BROADCAST OF 193 G" PLEASE NOTE: We run CONTINUOUS All Day SUNDAY — 'Commencing at 1:15. nHBRaMBMnQHDBBBaai MADISON Theater - Last Time Tonight - “STREAMLINE EXPRESS” with Evelyn Venable, Victor Jory, Esther Ralston. Ralph Forbes, Vince Barnett. ADDED - - Selected Short Subjects. 10c-15c Fri. & Sat. — BUCK JONES in "THE THROWBACK”—BUCK . . the star of Western Stars, bringing you his newest and best of fast-action dramas! SILVER . . . the screen's wonder horse, running, dashing and leaping in his most amazing escapades! FRI. NITE at ONLY ONE DIME! SAT. NITE 10c-15c Sun. Mon. Tues. — Lionel Barry more in "THE RETURN OF PETER GRIMM” — with Helen Mack, Edward Ellis, Donald Meek. The livest member of the household was the ghost of Peter Grimm, who returned from the great beyond to feed the flames of a young romance, when in life he had thrown cold water!