Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1938 — Page 3

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~.• JSWBuon FEASEL " ■b(w UEST AT SHOWER v 3 0 I" : ., H^K U . |<i niisvilli’ w<w the ■K. M ' l '' , ' as '' l - * ! '* >'"'■ Kames, prizes I. I :>> Mrs. Law w ?wiek. .. >n . -ii. ' i,, " p WIIS BK>”1»SI' •'• ■ invited 'ist^^Kw i!,t *’"■"' " iany li,v, ' ly - . > included Mrs. nn^^^KS ' ~; and Mise Cail of Eort Wayne. Other Misses Het: y Mm ■•••■ Fallen - 'em Merriman. KathAffni,.!! Marjorie DeVoss. (L ' V.irvnrei Lair v. ' i: -"^Blie|M>-M >m>'S li’ryee rr nonias. , M E. Hower. Hjlßfrk i> m : I W. Ma< y. Ceorne ’■>< r^W’ t 'i'‘ rb ' s |, ’ , ' a?Pl; Ci,iy Hall- - Zwi> k. Harold McMillen. Kftfkn-ml. I' -I Heavers. Rob- ■ CW> Frederic Schafer, Law-; Liti'i. t ail Gerber, Ciialmer o. H Haubold and the Mrs. Marion Feasel, Study Club will if 'l'" auditorium of the li-Tue-day afternoon at two♦'clock. ■itefo" a na menu will l.e affer- ■ itt! cent plate supper to he the Wesley class at the ts:x< . :ae!P » k: swiss steak or salSnba: rotators. rrav>y. escallop l '"> cold slaw, pickles. Jelly. *■> | cherry pie and coffee, '♦■•'■he tabla- is cordially invited to i" guests Mm. 0. H. Haubold of South ' entertained at dinner Hpiesd F evening for Mrs. J. H.

.. Illi ■ 1 Z ®iehind the Scenes,-! ffHOLLYWOODMa

MQ) HARRISON CARROLL „, ; Copyright, 1938 W Feature* b>udicate, inc. *«■ Hp L L Y WOOD - Cupid got around in Hollywood ■ during the month of May. Only one marBI riage, that of <3 Caroline Fisher IB* and R 0 d '° n Rathbone, and ■pv - on >y one new <£T jfl e n gage ment. ;a Mar y Lou IB -wt/l der and Deimer B Ki jfiSKrlu Daves. r < JckEtsl Tlie bow and S ML? " HFafl arrow boy was scored against M ■’by the followfl i n g divorces: ®Betty Wood and George Barnes, Billy Wilkersons; Gilda Gray her third mate, Hector de the Clyde Cooks; and |Bt« Torres and Erman Pessis. also announced she will go fl to Ueno to divorce Stan Laurel. ■■■ Bdh'' 2 Fcld tel!s the stor y and ■ HBo to take all bets that it didn't rfl “Open. ■ Bhe actor has a habit of rehearsdialog at night by talking it ■ ®to a recording machine. He then the record buck to see if the BI rea ng of the lines needs to be ■ ® a: ■ .At 12:36 the other night, Feld practicing a speech for the ■Bt ° fllm ’ " The Affairs ° £ Anna " jfl S,"' He decla imed: want realism, I want to diflhjF a picture with earth-shaking ■fl l this precise moment came B flllywood’s latest earthquake. The ■Bi VOWS ,bat a rumb!e and tlle g |B st °f rattling china was re--3 B rdcil °n the machine. He offers ■MB Produce the disc in evidence. the courts, Hollywood ■ £o l d £ba t Deanna Durbin ■« ned *165,594.30 in 17 months, ■ Bjt Bobby Breen has SIOO,OOO in S that Martha Raye earns ■ Hr 500 a w eek and that Bob Burns' IE Hyotne for 1937 was $400,000. Sheldon and Margaret ■ Barnes were awarded a I H/'® 04 Judgment from M. G. M. ||fl" c " a court decided that "Letty ■ jB' n ton” was too much like their S; "Dishonored Lady’’. Busby I ® rkele y was sued for $250,000 by I Wheeler, husband of Carol | pandls. Harry T. Clifton's $l5O.-

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy •hones 1000 — iqoi Thursaay Annual Rose Tea, Evangelical I church, 2 p. m. Baptist Woman's Society, Mrs. Loren Lake, 2:30 p. m. Deta Theta Tau Business Meeting. Miss Mary Miller, 7:30 p. m. Decatur Flower Garden Club, Mrs. ] Richard McConnell, 2:30 p. m. I M. E. Woman's Home Missionary Society, Mrs. R. A. Stuckey, 2:30 p. m. Order of Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. m. Mt. Pleasant Ladies’ Aid Society, Mrs. Wilson Beltz, 2 p. m. Better Homes Club, Mrs. John Floyd, 7:30 p. m. Children's Day Practice, Presbyterian Church. 6:30 p. m. Friday Zion Lutheran Special Choir, Church. 8 p. m. Pocahontas Lodge, Red Men’s Hall 7:30 p. m. Chicken Supper, Monroe M. E. Church, 5:30 p. tn. Saturday Children's Day Practice, Zion Reformed Church, 2 p. m. Plate Supper, M. E. Church Basement, 5 to 7 p. m. Sunday Emanuel Lutheran Picnic. Bleeke School, All Daq. Monday K. of P. and Pythian Sisteis Pot i Luck Supper, K. of P. Home, 6:30 jp. m. Corinthian Class, Mrs. Everett Hutker, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Mother’s Study Club, Library Auditorium, 2:30 p. m. Elliott of West Newton. Mass, who was her house guest for several days before going to Indianapolis for a visit. > Covers were laid for Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Burt Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Townsend. Bud and Miss Corolene Townsend, the Misses Helen and Louise Haubold and Torn Haubold. The Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters will join in having a pot luck supper Monday evening ;at six-thirty o’clock at the K. of I’. home honoring Mr. and Mrs. James Bain on the occasion ol their golden we.dding anniversary. A program will follow the supper. Mrs.

000 poker loss to Lew Brice went down in film history and Simone Simon’s gold key became the talk of the land. Still, they call it the “merry month of May”. Credit Scenarists Crane Wilbur and Howard Jackson with an original idea. In their spare moments from Warner scripts they have written a screen story in which the leading man is never seen. You hear his voice, you see his shadow on the wall but he never appears. Story is a mystery thriller. Martha Raye is telling friends that she’ll marry her arranger, David Rose, as soon as she gets her final papers. September 28 is the day she can be free. Meanwhile, Buddy Westmore, her ex, is seen constantly with a pretty Paramount stock girl, Gwen Kenyon. A Hollywood employment agency now advertises that all the servants it sends you are finger-printed. . . . Sounds like a good idea both for the servants and their employers. The celebs have been fleeced so often. . . . Clark Gable is up from another three-day attack of flu. . .. It’s a seven-pound boy for the Dick Forans and he couldn't be happier. Sadness in another Hollywood home, the Leigh Jasons. Their little boy died. . . ■ Twosomes around the town: Olivia de Havilwith Director JiUiam Wyler . . | Hungary; FlorI ence George and | Everett Crosby, Son J a Henil ’ and zrr Richard Greene Mg? FM pt the Troc; 1 Paulette Godfl dard and Tim Durant at the 1 Hr Beve r1 y Wili WK -J&| shire; June Knight and 1 Frank Parker i 111 „ . , at Maxie Rosen- ’ ’ ‘ ‘ a, . ,1 , P ‘‘ d blooms; Virginia Goddard Field and O wen Davis Jr., at the Band Box and 1 trio too at the' House of Murphy. I Anita Louise. Buddy Adler and • pixie Dunbar’s boy friend, Bob ", ’’'if” the'Mae West-M. G. M-deal 1 is all bunk, why was Jim Timony . at the studio?

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JUNE 9,1 938.

| Rain is a charter member of the < | Pythian Sisters. ( The Corinthlna class of the Chris- 1 j tian Sunday school will meet at the < j home of Mrs. Everett Hutker Mon- i day evening at seven-thirty o’clock. All children of the Presbyterian i Sunday school are requested to > I meet at the church this evening at > i six-thirty o'clock. j All children of the Zion Reformled Sunday school are requested to . meet at the church Saturday after- > ' noon at two o’clock to practice for' '; Children's Day. .1 || The business meeting of the Auxi-| liary of the American Legiou, which ': was to have been held Friday, has been postponed one week. 1 ; The Emanuel Lutheran school picnic will be held Sunday, June 12 at the Bleeke school house. MRS. CHARLES HOLTHOUSE WILL ATTEND CONVENTION Mrs. Charles Holthouse will leave next Wednesday for indianapolie. where she will attend the national convention of the Delta Theta Tau sorority. Mrs. Holthouse will go as j ’ 1 a delegate from the local chapter. I I A number of others from Decatur i plan to attend various events of I i the convention, which will be held' ' June 15, 16, 17 and 18. * The first social affair will be a "Seville Coiree” party the night of June 15 in the quaint Spanish Seville Tavern. This will be an informal party for the purpose of ge' ing acquainted for the remaining days , of the convention. The second day of the convention I offers a “March of Time" luncheon i I at which older members of the sorI ority will be guests of honor. That night in the beautiful Riley Room of t j the Claypool Hotel, the convention , head headquarters, will be served I the “Stardust” banquet. The princil pal speaker will be Mrs. Or.t Shep- ; ai d of Indianapolis? "Spheres of In- . I fluence” will be her subject. Ber- > nice Eeusch. Belleville, 111., past na--1 tional president, will be toastmast- > er, A garden party at the beautiful . and exclusive Hillcrest Country . ■ Club will highlight the social pro- - gram on Friday afternoon and eveni ing, June 17. The convention closes with the Belle" Hop, a formal dance, in the Claypool Hotel on Saturday night. ■ MFats” Waller, king of the ivories, , and his nationally known colored - swing band will play. t The convention will have its serious side, too, for each meeting • ’ there will be business meetings . with Imogene Mullins Reddell of Indianapolis, national president,' presiding. Reports from Alpha Epsilon cliapter of Indianapolis, which is handling the convention arrangements I say that more than 500 members from the 132 Delta Theta chapters I will attend the meeting. Trips to the Indianalpolis Motor Speedway, James Whitcomb Riley Home, Herron Art institute, World War Memorial Plaza and national headquarters of the American Legion have been planned as other] entertainment for convention > guests. PERSONALS Miss Eva Acker will leave to- [ morrow noon for Sante Fe, Call-1 foniia to spend the summer with | her sister. Mrs. Frank D. Blissner. Mrs. F. O. Allwein and Mrs. Fredi esric Schafer visited in Fort Wayne I Wednesday. Mrs. Bryce Thomas is attending i a three day convention of the Jun- | ior Red Cross at Lake Manitau. ‘ She will return Friday. Mrs. J. L. Elliott of West Newton Mass, left yesterday for .ndianapoi lis after a two days’ visit with Mrs. I O. H. Haubold and other friends in Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Schnitz and sons Bob, Dick and Ralph will leave Friday for Tampa, Florida, where the y W HI visit with Mrs. Schnitz mother, Mrs. Cora Snyder, and other relatives so rtwo weeks. Dr. C. C. Rayl will leave this city Friday for Evanston, Illinois, where he will attend the graduation exercises tor his daughter. Helena Rayl, who receives her bachelor of science degree from Northwestern University Saturday. Mrs. Rayl has been visiting in Evanston for several days and will return with her husband after the commencement Mrs. Marion Feasel, Mrs Carl Gerber and Mrs. Carroll Burkholder spent Wednesday in Fort Wayne. Rolland Reppert is home for a few days visit with his sister, Miss Eleanor, before returning to Indiana university to enroll in the sum-"-^Xre.u. schools, will arrive home Saturday ' spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hower of First street. I Har ry Dailey will leave soon to enter the University of Colorado I tor a summer course. ! Mrs. Lois Black will leave Friday Ito spend the summer at the home

of her brother, Ralph Myera near Geneva. Harry Miesse, former resident here and for many yearn the head of’the Indiana Taxpayers Association and Will Minch, an assistant who attends to county rates and valuations for the organization, visited here today, meeting many people and discussing problems concerning budgets, taxes, etc. They are covering the state and urging care in saving money for the taxpayers by a careful watch on budgets. They say Adams county is one of the good ones in the state. Robert Kramer left for Peru this morning und this afternoon attended the Democratic meeting at Bass I lake. ' Jack Tester, of this city, plans to leave Monday for the Oregon coast, i where he has a position on a Columbia river boat for the summer months. George Wright, of Benton Harbor, Mich., will operate the Decatur office of the Railway Express Co., for the next two weeks, while Robert Krick, local manager, is on his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Giles V. Porter, Miss Zula and Victor and Mrs. Chalmer Porter attended the commencement exercies at Ball state teachers’ colI lege in Muncie Wednesday. They were accompanied home by Miss j Vera Porter. Miss Porter will return to Muncie Monday for a five weeks I course preparatory to teaching music and art in the public schools of Shreve, Ohio. Mrs. John Tyndall has returned from Marion, Ohio where she visited with Mrs. Jennie Furman who suffered a broken hip several weeks ago. Mrs. Furman, although still confined to the hospital, is improvng and getting along alright. o - ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Crosby of route 3 are the parents ol a girl baby born at the Adams county memorial hospital Thursday morning at 5:20 o'clock. The baby weighed eight pounds, nine and one quarter ounces. She has not been named. —oAdams County Memorial Hospital ♦ —♦ Dismissed Wednesday: Mrs. Esther Best, South Eighth street; Norman Gahncke, Celina, Ohio; Waller Bittner, 601 Monroe street. Diemissed Thursday: Helen Blomenlberg, route 1; Mrs. Fay Mutschler, 632 North Third street. —-o— — Pres. Roosevelt May Speak At Covington Washington June 9 —(UP) —PreslI dent Roosevelt today tolil senate I majority leader Alben W. Barkley that he hoped to be in Covington, Ky., July 8. The White House declined to say whether Mr. Roosevelt

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