Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 5 November 1936 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR i Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonea 1000 — 1001 > Thursday So. ('lm Roa. Mrs. Vincent Uort man. i Baptist Women's Society, Mrs. C- ■ V. Hilyard, 2:30 p. m. r Christian Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. Noah ■ Mangold 2 p. nt. Pinochle and Bunco Party. Moose i Home, S p. m. < Missionary Society. Evangelical Church, 2 p. m. U. B. Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. H. \V. > Franklin, 2 p. m. Presbyterian Missionary Society, • Mrs. Huber DeVoes, 2:30 p. m. Work and Win Thanksgiving Sup- - per, U. B. Church, 6:30 p. m. Monroe M. E. Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. George Snyder, 1:30 p. m. M. B. Ever Ready Class, Mrs. Delton Paaswater, 7:30 p. m. Woman’s Home Missionary, Mrs. Sam Butler, 2:30 p. m. Parent Education Study Group, ; Mrs. Earl Blackburn. 7:30 p. m. Friday Presbyterian Officers and Chairmen of Indies’ Aid. Mrs. S. D. Beavers. 7 p. m. Young Matrons Club, Mre. Irene Shaffer, 7:30 p. m. Civic Section Po: Luck Supper, Mrs. Joe Hunter. 6 p m. Pocahontas Lodge, Red Men's Hall, 7:30 p. m. (Saturday Fried Chicken Supper, U. B. 1 Church, 5 to 7 p. m. poet poned. Rumage Sale, Zion Reformed church, 9 a. m. Rummage Sale, Psi lota Xis, Hensley Building. 9 a. m. Monday Woman's Club. Decatur High School. 7:45 p. m. Rebekah Lodge, 1. O. O. F. Hall, J 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Wednesday Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Charles ' Dugan. 2:30 p. m. Zion Lutheran MLseionary, Mrs. Phillip Kuhn, 2 p. m. | son banquet which will be hel j at the Presbyterian church Friday evening at seven o'clock to plan artangementx for the annual fatherI son banquet which will be held at j the Presbyterian church Friday e'-ening. November 13th.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936

By HARRISON CARROLL li Copyright, IMS, ( kill Iraturro Syadlcale, lor. HOLLYWOOD —- Newshoundx , have uncovered the fact that Miriam Hopkins recently dined King MPVMRHI | Edward and Mrs. Wally jRES Simpson, and fir N&di won’t let her ■ ’ alone, though , she is refusing 3 ’ • to say a word Tk jSjfu ( about the inci- Wk li dent. It was a London paper which first , LX h * M,ri «n Hopkins 1 visitor to St. James palace, and one of its reporters has been trying in vain to , interview the blonde Miriam via , the long distance telephone. She , won't talk to him, or to any other , reporter, except about her new ' Goldwyn picture, “The Woman's > Touch”, s | Miracles do happen. Margaret Tallichet, a Dallas girl, was promised a screen test by a Paramount talent scout. She arrived i here with $35 and her mother to discover that the scout was no longer with the company. Not being as hard-hearted as studios are supposed to be, Paramount gave her a job in the publicity department. She was trying to > resign herself to being a secretary when Carole Lombard came up and spoke to her one noon in the commissary. Carole was so impressed that she took the quaking secretary in to see Adolph Zukor, arranged for her to enter the Paramount talent school and has 1 just financed an expensive portrait; sitting for her protege. And yet | they accuse film stars of being j interested only in themselves! We just heard a swell story | about the danger of circumstantial 1 evidence. Lionel Braham, the English actor, came to the coast J to play the role of Mammon in I “Everyman ”. He has been lingering around with the idea of movie v.’ork and, the other night, went to take Joanne Hawthorne to dinner. When they came out of her apartment, three police radio cars were waiting for them. The astounded Braham almost dropped his monocle when told that he was driving a stolen car. He and his companion were questioned for half an hour at the Beverly Hills station and for another half hour at the Hollywood division. The truth, as it eventually came out, was that Martha Raye reported the car stolen several months ago. She recovered it herself, but neglected to tell the police. Then she traded the car in on a new one

j “CURRENT EVENTS” IS LECTURE TOPIC The Literature Department of the j woman’s club will present Proses- • sor A. W. Cordier of North Mau- ' Chester. Indiana at the Decatur high school auditorium Monday evening at seven forty-five o’clock. Professor Cordier’s subject is I “Current Events” and gives proI wise of being intensely interesting Mrs. Ralph Yager is chairman of the committee with the following as- | sistants Miss Eloise Lewton and the Meedames Don Farr. C. D. Teeple, Milton Swearingen, C. A. Dugan, Jr. R. Parrish, Leonard Saylors, Walter Gard, Burt Townsend. 0. Ij. Vance and Carroll C. Burkholder. The Zion Lutheran missionary society will meet with Mrs. Phillip Kuhn Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church will serve the annual New England dinner in the church dining rooms next Thursday, November 12. Turkey w.ll be served as well as other appetizing dishes that

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and Braham bought It from a dealer. The payoff was that when Braham was finally freed and on his way home, he was picked up by another radio car and had to go through the explanation all over again. You Asked Me and I'm Telling You! Sadie Freeman. Brooklyn: Yes, it is very possible that you saw John Beal in New York. He has been vacationing at Harmon on the Hudson. You ask for more news about the actor. Here is one item. Beal is doing a series of children's drawings which he will turn over to the Assistance league on his return to Hollywood to auction off for charity. There was shivering in the boots at Paramount when Claudette Colbert had to topple off an eight-foot stepladder for “Maid of Salem”. Claudette was frightened, too, for she is just recovering from her recent head injury. She finally agreed when Fred Mac Murray. the huskiest man on the set, stood underneath to catch her. Besides this, they piled up straw all around him. But he didn't miss and she made the scene without injury. Here and there In Hollywood.... Lewis Stone wires he is the unluckiest man in the world. He was fishing off the Gallapagos islands in his yacht, the Serena, and sailed away just three days before a volcano burst into violent eruption on one of the group. . . . Mrs. Fred Stone is back in Hollywood for the first time in a -'xh|| year. She has been chaperonI | ing Carole in New York, ’T 9 "'f while Fred 1 V ■ f stayed on in 1 / Hol >y wood with f Daughters Paula * ' x and Dorothy-••• 1 ik Clark Gable has jRk finally decided i ’jbiWu - to give up his ™J, quick trip to Clark Gable New York In favor of a hunting expedition In Mexico. . . . The latest is that Randy Scott's socialite bride, the former Mariona duPont Somerville, has promised to give Hollywood a try, but if she doesn’t like it, she’ll return to Virginia. She wanted Randy to stay there, but he wouldn’t give up his screen career. Today’s Puzzle: What idyllic romance between two well-known young Hollywood players nearly came to an end, which accounts for the fact that he took another girl to an important preview? The trouble has been patched up now, we hear.

comprise a Thanksgiving dinner. The complete menu will be published later. Although food prices have risen, tickets for the dinner will remain the same as in previous years, 50 cents. The members of the Pocahontas Lodge will meet in the Red Men's hall Friday evening at seven’thfrty o’clock. The Rebekahs will meet in the Odd Felluws hall Tuesday at seventhirty o’clock. o Anti-Submarine Agreement Near London, Nov. 5 —(UP) — Adolf Hitler has pledged Germany to sign an agreement outlawing ruthless submarine warfare, it was said authoritatively today. Delegates of the United State, the Britkih empire, Japan, France, and Italy are to sign the agreement tomorrow. Robert Worth Bingham, the American Ambassador, will sign for the United States. Germany is expected to sign later, and other powers will be invi’ed to adhere.

PERSONALS Mr. and Mm. Dayton Stoele, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ametutz spen' Sunday evening with .Mr. and Mrw. Arthur I Shock. Donna Leo Farr, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donn Farr of North Fifth street, hae boon ill the pus’ | week with an ear Infection. She . la rported as being much better to- [ day. Mrs. John Holler and Mrs. W. A. | Ixiwer visited in Fort Wayne today. John Byer of Willshire, Ohio wax a. Decatur business visitor 'oday. William Klink of east of the city ' was among today’s business visit-1 i ors. Joe Winteregg of Berne was here this morning wearing a big smile over the election returns. Senator Gottschalk will attend the French Lick political meeting ( tomorrow and Saturday. Judge Cook of Huntington wae at-! tending to legal affairs here today. Messrs Bailey of Huntington and Moon of Bluffton were business callens here todayHon. Abram Simmons of Bluffton i attended to court business here this ! morning. I Mrs. J. W. Johnston left thie i morning for a several days’ visit . with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Arnold near Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lose and Bill j Heim visited in Indianapolis Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyles. : Mrs. Lose remained for a week's visit with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. O- Straub of Camj bridge City, Indiana, former reeid- 1 ents of Decatur, are spending the i day here. Grant Pyle of Bluffton was a business visitor in Decatur this afternoon. o First Huntington Circuit Judge Dead Huntington, Ind., Nov. S—(UP) — Orlando W. Whitelock, 79, first : judge of Huntington circuit court. ' die<j today, He became ill shortly ! after voting Tueeday. He was appointed circuit judge in 1893 by Gov. Claude Matthews. | o I Maritime Strike Is More Serious San Francisco, Nov. 5. — (U.R) — j I The Pacific coast maritime strike ■ ; dealt new blows to western IndusI try today as peace moves broke' down. o Indiana Assembly Strong Democratic Indianapolis, ilnd., Nov. S—(UP)5 —(UP) I —Democrats added 12 seats to raise their majority to 77 in the Indiana

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house of rapreaentatlves and maintained their senate utrenglh, a compilation of returns irom Tu««day’*t general election showed today. With all tho Ino neats in the lower

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honm of the general aiuembly up ■ for context, Iho Republicans wore able to save only 23 iu the Democratic landslide. ■ In tho donate, where 2ts<mau were

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up for context, tho Democrats wnn 23 to maintain tholr 38 to 12 majority over the Republicans. The re- | publicann won only three of the contested xoata.