Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 293, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1936 — Page 3

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holiday tea " Earl ChMe wa" elected ipre- , of the Homeeteadß Home ’'i'o, club for the coming year rating held yesterday aftert the home of Mrs. Ernest. » Other officers elected Include George Buckley, vice presldGeorge Crane Bond, ttecre- \ jlm. Ed Hesher, treasurer. Claries Keller and Mrs. GorAciieson were named a* leaders mrf9 ent the club at the instl- , conducted by a representative Purdue University and Mrs. det Xelrelter and Mrs. James H. .Renamed as alternate leadI *- flowing the business meeting. W it Christmas program was enu by members and their friends Earl chase played a number , W o solos. Mrs. Arthur Unvertold two delightful Christmas and the entire group sang itmas carols after which the , members enjoyed a holiday acrved by the hostesses. Mrs. git Scott and Miss Marion gud. If Mary and Martha class of the iodtet Episcopal Sunday school meet at the home of Mrs. Daniel Mg 507 North Second street, irsday evening at seven-thirty, pctply. Each member is requestto bring a twenty-five cent gift the Christmas exchange. Eleclof officers wil be held at this King and a good attendance is bed. . .. ————■ 55 BETTY FRISINGER hostess to clas liss Betty Frisinger was hostess the members of her Sunday sol class Wednesday evening at home on North Third street. Iter the regular business meettew officers were elected. They Miss Dorothy Watrous, pres id- . Miss Mary Louise McCoy, vice-

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mrs. Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Friday American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home, 7:45 p. m. Union Chapel C. I. c. Club Mr and Mrs. Virgil Carter, pot luck sum per. Mt. Pleasant Bible Class, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Susdorf, 7:30 p. m. Star Class, Mrs. Dorphus Drum 7 p. m. Saturday U. B. Golden Gleaner girls bazaar and bake sale, Schafer Store, 9 a. m. until 10 p. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Ralph Yager 2:30 p. m. ' King's Heralds, Girte’ Group, Mias I Ramona Oliver, 2:30 p. ni. Monday I Tirzah Club. Ben Hur Hall. Sp. m. , - Delta Theta Tau Christmas Party, Berghoff Gardens, 7 p. m. St. Rita's Study Club. Mrs. Mary T Holthouse, 7:30 p. m. Research Club, Mrs. Daniel Sprang, 1 p. m. Womnn'b Club, Zion Reformed i church, 7:45 p. m. Tuesday Tri Kappa Christmas Party, Elke Home, 6:30 p. m. Psi lota XI Christmas Party, Mies Eloise Lewton. 6:30 p. m. C. L. of C. Christmas Partv. K. i cf C. Hall. 6:30 p. m. i Otterbein Guild Girls and Senior ' Endeavor Society, Pot Lucl: Supper, t Root Twp. Home Economice Club, Mrs. C. D. Kunkel, all day meeting Kirkland Twp. Home Economics i Club, High School, 10:30 a. m. Wednesday Historical Club Christmas Luncheon. Mrs. J. S. Miler, 1 p. tn. Troop 1, Girl Scout Christmas ■ Party, Mrs. Albert Gehrig, 4 p. m. Thursday Mary and Martha Class, Mrs. Dan- ! iel Sprang 7:30 p. m. I Dinner Bridge Club. Mlm Madge Hite, 6:30 p. m. president, Miss Margaret Moees, secretary and treasurer Mise Patsy Edwards, reporter. Names were drawn for the Christmas exchange party. Christmas carol* were sung and games and contests enjoyed. A lovely luncheon wa* served by

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I the hostess at the c'ose of the even-I ing. Those present were the Misses Dorothy Watrous, Margaret Moses, Rose Marie Staley and Patsy Edwards. — WALTHER LEAGUE BUSINESS MEETING The Zion Junior Walther League held a business mee’ing at the school Wednesday everting. The meeting opened with prayer. P’ans were made to have a capsule friend. The league is planning to present the play “Lovely Mary" seme time the first of February. The Star class of the Christian Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. Dorphus Drum Friday evening at seven o'clock. Every | member is requested to attend. The Tirzah club will meet at the Ben Hur hall Monday evening at. eight o’clock. eastern star has SIX NEW MEMBERS More than 80 members of the Eastern tar attended the Chapter meeting held Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall. Election of officers was held with ’ the result that the following group | will head the organization for the [coming year: Worthy Matron—Gertrude Brown. ! Worthy Patron —W. Guy Brown Associate Matron —'Izora Roop. Associate Patron James Ander- ! son. Secretary—Dorothv Leigh Treasurer —Ida Gilson. Conductress— Katharyne Nelson, i Associate Conductress — Bernice [ | Nelson. Kathryn Tyndall the retiring ! Worthy Matron has had a very sue- ! cessful year. The interest and attendance have been unusually good I and a number of worthwhile pro-I [ jects have been accomplished. A beautiful electric signet and other ! new equipment was purchased. Twenty-seven new members have been initiated and the Chapter has [served ten banquets. ' Following the business session six new membens were initiated: Elizabeth Frisinger, Evelyn Kohls, Marv Keller, Marjorie Johnson, Marjorie DeVoss and Mary Kathryn [Tyndall. During the initiation Jos--1 enhine Neireiter sang. After remarks by our new membeM members living out of the city [and several guests from other chap'"rs Mrs. Ida Gilson was presented with a gift from the chapter In recjStion of her years of service.

' as treasurer. The meeting then adjourned to the dining room where refreshments were served by Vivian Burk, Norma Baxter, Catherine Andress. Naorna Little, Margaret Thopias and Lois Graham. The Tri Kappa Sorority will have a Christmas dinner party at the Flks Home Tuesday evening at sixthirty o’clock. A gift exchange will be enjoyed with bridge following. The Psi lota Xi sorority will enjoy the Christmas party at the home lof Miss Eloise Lewton Tuesday evening at six-thirty o’clock. A pot luck supper will be served and a gift j exchange held. PERSONALS Rev. L. C. Hessert. of the Mission House, Plymouth. Wis„ former pastor of the Zion Reformed church in this city, will speak at the Reformed church in Berne, at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Work on the construction of the Berne postoffice will not start until next spring, according to word received there. An additional appropriation must be made to finance the project. Decatur stores are planning to stay open in the evening beginning next week, up to Christmas eve. A number of friends and relatives attended funeral services for Thomae Ehinger at St. Mary’s Catholic church this morning. Mrs. Al D. Schmitt is enroute home from Los Angeles where she 'visited several weeks and looked ' after business interests. The Sch- [ mitt home, of the duplex type, was [sold to Mr. and Mrs George Baker, formerly of this city and Anderson. J. C. Magley who was injured in ! a fall at the sugar factory two weeks go will enter the Adams County Memorial hospital Monday evening to submit to an operation. Milton Werling of Preble was a buslrn*?* visitor here this morning. I Attorney John DeVoss attended to business in Indianapolis yesterday. Judge W. H. Eichhorn of Bluffton attended to business here today. More than 100 members of the B. P. 0. Elks and their wives and j sweethearts enjoyed a free rabbit supper at the Elks' home Thursday I I evening. The rabbits were hunted bv members of the organization. Robert James is the name of the .son born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert

i | Eliott, 910 West Adams street, at the Adams county memorial hospital at eleven-thirty o’clock Thursday evening. The baby weighed five and one half pounds. o Two Unusually Long Ears Os Corn Grown — Woller Welehel has on display at i William Freitag’s in Preble two ears of corn of unusual length, one ear ( i of corn measuring 1514 inches long; and the other 14 inches long. Mr. Welehel raised his corn on his farm in Preble township. This is the long- j est ear of Corn grown in the townjship. o Berne Druggist Elected Trustee | Andrew Gottschalk of Berne one , I of the oldest men in the county, who | holds the distinction of being the j o’dest active druggist in Indiana,, was again elected a trustee of the | Evangelical church in Berne this week. Mr. Gottschalk is serving his 57th year as trustee of the church. He operates a drug store in Berne and is the father of state senator Thurman Gottschalk. o — + — ♦ Adams County I Memorial Hospital Miss Marie Bentz, 316 North Fourth street, admitted Wednesday. Miss Lucile Schaffer, 611 Kekion-' ga street, admitted Wednesday. I Mrs. Harry Miller, Belmont Road admitted this morning. Mrs. and Mrs. John R. Brown, route 4, Decatur, dismissed today. Mrs. Robert Helm, House 39. Homestead dismissed today. Mrs. Florence Davenport, Hoagland. dismissed today. Mrs, Roy White, route 4, Decatur dismissed today. o Berne Man Is Fined On Wife’s Complaint Charles F. Brown, formerly of Decatur and operator of the Jefferson Lunch in Berne for the last five Cash WE HAVE NO SOLICITORS. YOU GET FULL VALUE. PUMPHREY JEWELRY STORE

'years, was arrested Thursday night by Dave Dubach, Berne marshall, on a charge of assault and battery, filed by his wife. He plead guilty when arraigned before C. H. Muselman, justice of the peace in Berne, and was fined fl an costs, totaling $10.35. He was , released after paying the fine. o Recommend Program To Aid Employment Washington, Dec. 11—(UP) —The I council for industrial progress to--1 day unanimously adopted a threefold program recommending new economic legislation for adequate wage scales, lower retail prices and reduction of capital and debt charges “which burden industry and increase the cost of goods. The council concurred in the beI lief that "private enterprise cannot I safely be permitted to administer 1 business and industry entirely free ■from governmental intervention.’’ I The proposals will be presented to President Roosevelt for approval i by Maj. George L. Berry, co-ordina-tor for industrial co-operation, who presenting FROCKS | for the t Holidays Beautfiul selection in the new pastels, each frock individually styled and exact reproductions of much higher priced dresses. Choose this week end. You'll thrill at this showing. $5.95 $7.95 $10.95 New Creations In Coats selling at $lO to $35 Mrs. Louisa Braden i 3rd 4. Monroe sts. Phone 737

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J tion with King Edward'e abdication, I amend the old constitution but do i cot introduce the long awaited New ; conetituion. De Valera, replying to a I question by William T. Cosgrave, opposition leader, said: "We do not intend to sever our ' connection with the British commonwealth, since article one of the constitution remains untouched." —o Honor Belong* to Woman The pioneer daily paper pub llahed In ,n ’ 702 w** pub llnho'’