Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 1 November 1935 — Page 3

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DRUG I SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY || Italian Bahn and Dispensers9c Haliver Oil Cap. (5(1 capsules) 79c Lone Wolf Tonicß9c Alcohol (Used by leading hospitals) 15c gg |1.25 Johnson’s Gio Coat and Applicator 98c II One Jar and one tube PREP || (Makes Shaving easy) — BOTH for DOC || Plrt Pine Cod Liver Oil (Vitamine tested) 69c || 2 Carax Cold Tablets ... 21c |j C»tj’s New Air Spun Face Powder SI.OO Pure Aspirin Tablets 19c j Be Dr. West Tooth Brush and £Oz» ; K<- Tooth Paste—BOTH for DUC S lolgate’s Dental Cream—Large 19c IflKill the Rats with Hobson’s Rat Paste23c Kohne Drug Store K»>aamaHMHaMMBrannBMBBBBi SUN., MON., TUES. ME CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY Starting w 10c-25c They're Screen Sweetthearts Now . . . HBA U Scream In Th Daffy . . Laugh-Litter- "* ed Comedy Hit! I -WS* PAGE THE NATION! 1 O W'X : PAGE THE WORLD! I PAGE THE UNIVERSE! , jjA*"’ Here’s lovely Marion back & figMjN again . . after nearly two BP years ... in all her glory! E Her first for Warner Bros., and the best of her hit - studded career . . . ! | MARION DAVIES ■r I” her first Cosmopolitan Production for Warner Eros, f "PAGE MISS GLORY" DICK POWELL - PAT O’BRIEN I MARY ASTOR. FRANK McHUGH, PATSY KELLY K ALLEN JENKINS ■jDERELLA HAD NOTHING ON THIS GIRL! Front U'ti bermaid to Beauty Queen —overnight! Her manager ■mised her TWO chauffeurs, THREE maids, FOUR cars and FIVE yachts! Enough to make a girl dizzy—but ■ "as dizzy, to start with! PLUS—Ernest Truex “AMATEUR HUSBAND’’ Band Fox News. TO-NITE 1 fin |_ “TAKA CHANCE NITE” I T , - SATURDAY John Wayne “PARADISE CANYON” PLUS-Countess Albani “LADY IN BLACK” ■ All Fun Cartoon—and—Extra Chap. 6 “PHANTOM EMPIRE” ~ P Darro - Gene Autry. 10c-Lsc liGvx, OUS SHOW SATURDAY Starting at 2p. m. jIDDIE MATINEE at 2, All Children 5 C I . Unt ’’ 3:30 p. nt. After 3:30 admission 10c ,mi ng—Claudette Colbert “She Married Her Boss.”

la march through the building and | n parade, games were played out of ' doom. Apples, popcorn and candy , were nerved to the children. The card party planned by the I | Zion Lutheran .Missionary society I i tonight haa been ipottponed until ■ Thursday night, November 7. The j public is invited to attend the party. l ’ HONOR SON AT HALLOWEEN PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hailey en-[ , tertalned with a Halloween party Wednesday evening for their son I Billy and a number of his little‘ friends. The home was decorated j with corn fodder, leaves and . ap<>r decorations. ■ Prizes were give nln the games I and contents enjoyed during the | evening. A delicious luneneon was ■ served by Mrs. Bailey, assisted by 1 Mrs. Lawrence Springer. Those present were Majorie DonI aid, Gerald and Patsy Springer, Hoy I Cook, Marjorie, Luella, John and I i Verlin Arnit. Betty and Regie Skiles j , Kenneth Deßolt. Ellis and Bristol | Skiles, Gretchen. Ji n and Gene ’

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1935,

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Ml»a Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Friday M. E. 'lntermediate Epworth 1 1, ague, church parsonage 7:30 p. in. Saturday Zion I! formed W. M. S. rummage sale, church 'basement, 9 a. tn. to 8 p. m. Monday Woman’s Chib, Dramatic department In charge, Decatur high school auditorium, 7:45 p. m. Christian Corinthian claes. Mrs. | Ralph Welsh, 7:30 p. m. Research Clu'b, Mrs. Fred Fruchte 2:30 p. m. Tuesoay Evang Heal Dutiful Daughters I claas, postponed one week Young Matrons Chib, Mrs. Irene 'Schafer, 7:30 p. m. i Psi lota Xi business meeting. Mayor’s Court Room, 8 p. m. Mt. Talior Ladies' Aid, Mrs. Groce Tope, 7:30 p. .m. Wednesday Historical Club. Mns. Fred Handler, 2:30 i". m. Thu-sday M. E. New England dinner, postponed to Nov. 14. Zion Lutheran Missionary society i Lutheran school, 8 p. m. , laiwe, Raymond Ralston, Wayne i and Bill Fisher, Mi-ss Lavon D Balt, ' Miss Pauline Tumhleson, Miss Thel- 1 i ma Smith, Miss Esther Baumgartner, Maxine and Bobbie Haley, Lawrence, Carl and Lenora Fuelling and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Secauer and son Roxie, Mrs. Otto Fuelling and daughter Shirley, Mis. laiwrence Springer and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 1 Bailey and son ‘Billy. The Corinthian class of the Chr?y j tian Sunday school will meet with Mr.s. Ralph Welsh on High street Monday night at seven-thirty o’clock. All members are asked to be present. LEGION AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS AT PARTY The members of the American Legion Auxiliary entertained the American Legion members and their families with a Halloween party in I the Legion hall Thursday night. The hall was decorated with crepe paper of blade anil orange, and cut outs of cats and witches. Colored shades were placed over the electroliers. Old time .Hallioween games were enjoyed and refreshments of pumpkin pie. doughnuts, apples, pop corn and cider were served. The committee in charge of the arrangements for the party Included Mrs. Roy Umpleby, chairman. Mrs. Charles Weber, Mrs. Harry Miller. Mrs. Leo Ehlnger and Mrs. Lloyd Kreischer. The Woman’s Club will meet Monday night at sevenforty-tfive o’clock in the auditorium at the i De. atur high school. The dramatic department will have charge of the program. ENTERTAIN DINNER GUESTS Mrs. Z. O. Lewellen and daughter Miss Marguerite entertained at dinner Thursday evening tor Mr. and Mrs. Mannas Lehman and sons ami Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith of Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Macy and daughter Mary of Decatur. LADIES AID PLANS FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER Forty one members and nine guests of the Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church met in the church iparlcrs Thursday afternoon. The O< tober section with Mrs. Earl Butler the chairman, had charge of the meeting. The collection amounted to twenty one dollars and tifty two cents. During the business session GEMS OF FASHION FRESH FROM THEIR WRAPPINGS BRAND NEW FROCKS $3.99 $9.99 Women s, 4 Misses, ' Half sizes. I'm Important occa- I i/l! sion frocks, the ' ( M kind you're hon- Jj j| estly proud to / 111 j,1)1 wear . anywhere. [ J Gay matelesses, J- J novelty crepes . . 1 f supple wools . . I bright new colors including black. MRS. LOUISA BRADEN Cor. 3rd & Monroe Phone 737 p

plans were made for the annual Thanksgiving dinner to he served in the church basement November 21. The dinner will be served for forty cents, and a cafeteria supper will lie given during the evening. Phyllis Kolter played a piano sele tlon and Patsy McConnell sang a number. Mrs. Paul Spuller had charge of the devotions, and a tribute was paid to Mrs. Coy Martz, deceased member of the Ladies Aid and chairman of one of the sections of the organization. Th? members of the October section served refreshments of pumpkin pie, whipped cream, candy and coffee. MRS. WARD CALLAND HOSTESS AT DINNER BRIDGE Mrs. J. Ward Calland was hostess to the members of her dinner bridge club and a number of guests at her home on Adams street Thursday evening at six-thirty o’clock. After dinner four games of bridge were enjoyed and prizes were given to Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain. Mrs. Palmer Eicher. Mrs. Dan Tyndall and Mrs. Hugh Coffman. Guests other than club members were Mrs. Tyndall. Mrs. Eicher. Mrs. Frank Alton. Mrs Coffman of Chipko ee Falls. Mass., Mrs. Guy ■ Brown, Mrs. Bryce Thomae, and Mrs. I. W. Macy. JEFFERSON BLAZERS HAVE HALLOWEEN PARTY A pleasant tim? was enjoyed l Tuesday evening when the .members of the Jefferson Blazers 4-H Club met at the home of Mies D‘loris Dailey for a Halloween party. The guests guessed the identity of each person pres?nt, after which games and contests were enjoyed. Refreshments were served to the following: Grace and Catherine Mosser,, Eloise and Ruth Christy, Martha and Gladine Butcher, Ruth, Helen. Abnet. Mary Jean Stl.lier, Cleo Wall

HURRAH! IT’S Candy Week / Nov - 2nd 9th 5 & 10c Store Candy Week is an annual celebraiion in our candy department. Cooler days are here and we are again able to handle our complete line of Chocolates and Winter Candies. Many new kinds as well as your old favorites are awaiting your approval (his week. MORRIS CANDY WEEK -NOVEMBER 2nd to 9th Malted Milk HANI) r’PPED milk fresh - crisp BALLS PRINCESS PEANUT ChoedaM Coated CHOCOLATES SQUARES On sale one week and already OA 2OC th dozens of customers have OK'd lb. Id. this delicious creamy line of chocolates. lake home a Chocolate Cocoanut I RESH - IAS It Pound tomorrow. Marshmallow FUDGE 15—Flavors—15 Squares 10c». 20c 20c m. pound — Old-Fashion CHOC. DIPPED CHOC. DROPS CLU sVE RS PEANUTS 10c n>. 20c 20c ft, Delicious Fernway - SOFT CHOCOL ATES «ARD CANDIES O R A N G E 8 Flavors Hajd Mix 15c lb SLICES Assorted Solid Straws .. lac lb 1 P Asst. Solid Buttercups.. 15c tb 1 A , ADC lb. Mint Julep Straws2oc lb A"C lb. MORRIS CANDIES ARE GUARANTEED FRESH! HOT! FRESH! HOT! OLD FASHION ROASTED PEANUTS GROCER’S MIX You will like them better hot! Quality Plus Quantity 15c ound 10c ound CANDY MRS. DARLING’S CANDY CHOCOLATE COVERED xirniArz WEEK CHERRIES WEEK SPECIAL Juicy - Delicious SPECIAL Pound Box — 25 c Pound box TO THE LADIES: TO THE MEN: We are aware of the fact that this is We have just unpacked our new line out of place in a candy advertisement . . of fall Men's and Boy’s Ties. There are But—we can’t resist telling you about our numbers among these that look like ladies 220 needle Cotton Hose in 5 fall 50c ties, for only 1A „ shades, on sale Saturday 1 (L* eac * l * for onlypair AVC Come in and See Them.

Faye Tumbleson, the leader, Helen Kenney, and the hostess, Deloria Dailey and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert' Dailey and family. LADIES AID PLANS FOR SUPPER The Ladles (Aid Society of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Cloud. Mrs. William Kohls hud charge of the' devotions. A business session was conducted during which the committee reported on the rummage and bake sale held recently. Plans were made to serve a snipper in the church basement Saturday, November 9. A letter from Mrs. Harry Merry, a former member of the society, was read. Mrs. Everhart entertained with a reading. A social hour was enjoy ed and Mrs. Cloud, assisted by Mrs. Frank DeVor and Mrs. Henry N I-) i relter, served delicious refresh- ! ments. Mrs. George Fry of Fort i Wayne and Mrs. DeVor of Peru, were out of town guests at the ' meeting. missionary society PLANS FOR THANK OFFERING , Mrs| Henry Heller was hostess ' to the members of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the ; Missionary Society of the MethoI dist church at her home Thursday ' afternoon. Mrs. Delton Passwater i had charge of the devotions. Mis. R. D. Myers presented the lesson study, taking as her euhjec t "Home Missions Reaches Out". A report from the district convention at Warsaw was given and also reports from the group meeting at Waynedale. Plane were made for rummage sales to be held November 23. November 30 and December 7. Arrangements were also made for the Thank Offering Service to be held next Sunday morning. A social hour was enjoyed and re-

freshments were served by Mrs. Heller assisted by Mrs. William Butler, Mrs. Ervin Elzey, and Mrs. O. L. Van e. ( ALLITHI MPIAN CONTTNURD FROM PAGE ONB ed $5. He won the event last year but following the parade last year was pushed down and Injured his ankle. He had no such misfortune this year. Best slim man, |5, Phyllis Strahn. Decatur; fat woman, *5, Argo Sudduth, Decatur; slim woman. Delores Miller, $5, Decatur; boy’s costume, $3, Marcia Martin, Decatur; flit man, Thurman Wolfe, Decatur, $5. and girl's costume. Eddie Jean Deitsch, Decatur, $5. Jess Rice was chairman of the parade this year. Parade arrangements were made by Dee Fryback, for the Chamber of Commerce, and Robert Heller, for the Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce. They were assisted by James Elherson, Carl Pumphrey, Pete Reynolds. Oscar Lankenau, Lloyd Cowens. Bill Linn, Dan Christen. Richard Jackson. Clarence Hitchcock, James Kocher, Jr.. Robert Frlsinger, Frank Wallace, Paul Handler, Rosemary Holthouse, Robert Gay and Edwin Kauffman. Herman Ehinger was chairman of the judging committtee. Judges were: C. J. Carroll, E. W. Lankenau. W. A. Klepper, the Rev.Father Joseph Hennes, the Rev. H. R. Carson, the Rev. Charles M. Cash H WE HAVE NO SOLICITORS. YOU GET FULL VALUE. PVMPHPFY JEWELRY STORE

IPrugh, George Htulls, I. Dermteln. Dorothy Young unil Frieda Scherer. —< i — ; ; Adams County Memorial Hospital • * Admitted today: Misw Edwinna Deitsch, 425 Mcßarneu street, medical care. ARRIVALS A son was born to Mr. and Mm. Thomas Chriuto .1; -r Sm‘'h of 243 North Fifth street at ;!>. '.dune county mo i: .rial hospital at two

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