Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 234, Decatur, Adams County, 3 October 1939 — Page 3

-.SOCIETY

flSn's ( liib Holds Opening Banquet Kprogram Os Season Here Mondax Xierht Mary '•n | 'T ,! >l"’’<i m<>ml>,r* of th<> I*.-, jui, ,■ their annual opening banquet. held l H «t eveninr ut Reformed <h«n«»» MIO Cameron gave n witty. x |Ml ,k|| ll# HTantl m"’ l ™ l ”' ,mor ,n Music" Mian t'atii’to'i "Is necessary to pleasant living BVT a | r ■■ sh-- traced the history of music front Ita ,-nrllest begin B " -w "I* ’’' •'•■lv Mid •,,I,’mil BKrhnrrh hnf 'l”' *" r,nl,,1 ’ f "PProarhlna til,, "dwllne Os ... .jf M ,„ " «h.> declar-’

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‘ rvn Weiland, junior arts; Mrs ’ Brvce Thoma a. associate depart- , I ment: Mrs. Carroll Burkholder and . Miss Betty Trlrker. Junior women , Following the banquet. Mlaa I Luln Gerber gave an organ recital while the neats found their nieces - In the auditorium for the lecture , Mrs Robert Zwlck was chairman , of the decorating committee, asI slated hy a representative from each denartment The dining , room and dining tables were at- , tractive with autumn flowers. , leaves and lighted taners. Th,* next general club meeting Will be hold October It. with the , IJterature department In charge >' Mrs. WIIHam Gass will be hostess i to the members of the So Cha Rea , • c!nh Thursday evening at seven•hirty o’clock. Our Lady of Good Counsel study club will meet at the homo of Miss Dorothy Ixtshe Thursday evening at eight o’clock. WINNERS CLASS HAS HAMBERGER FRY The Winners class of the Evangel lea I Sunday school met In the church basement last night for j their regular monthly meeting A . hamherger lunch was served to 1 the members and their families by the cooks. Alva Buffo,i bar ger and Fred Kngle assisted by .Mrs Engle. During the business meeting the old officers were reelected. Jesse Engle was appointed assistant i teacher of the class. It was decided to have a halloween party at

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY OCTOBER 3, 1939

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonos 1000 — 1001 Tuesday Tri Kappa Sorority. Elka Home. S p m. Psi lota XI Rororlty, Mrs. Ralph Gent Is. 7:30 p m. Dutiful Daughters Class, Mrs. Merri: Schnlts, 7:50 p. m. C. u of C.. K of C. mil. 7:80 P tn. Zion Reformed W. M. S.. church, p. m. Mt. Tabor Udlea Aid Society. Mrs. Glen Chronister, 7:30 p. m. Cta Tau Sigma, Miss Martha Christen. 7:30 p. m Dorcas Class. Evangelical Par»t,nage. 7:80 p. m. Wednesday Historical Club, Mrs Sam Shamp. 2 30 p. m. Ladles’ Rhakespecre Clnb Mrs. A D. Suttles. 128 South Fifth St. 8:30 1 p. m. Thursday I'- B I-adlea’ Aid Soc|e*j-, Mrs. Ralph Roop. 2 pm. ta> Cha Rea Club. Mrs. William Gass, 7:30 p. m Evangelcal Woman's M'sslonary Society. Church Parlors. J: 30 p. m I’nlon Chapel U. B. Ladles’ Aid Society. Mrs. Glen Roughlt. Berne, all day meeting. Salem Ladles' Aid Society. Salem Church, all day meeting. First Presbyterian Chur-h Missionary Society. Mrs Charley Dugan 2:30 p. m. M E. Vver Ready Class. Church Social Rooms. 7:30 p m. Our l«idy of Good Counsel Study Club. Miss Lhtrothy Ix»she. 8 p. m Zion Reformed Heldelbetg 8. S. Class. Church Parlors. 7:10 p. m. V. I. 8. Class. U B. Church. 7:30 p. m. Pleasant Dale I-ad les’ Aid Socfe’y. Mrs. Floyd Clowser. all day meeting. Friday Happy Homemakers Club. Mrs. Freeman Walters. I:3opm. U B Work and Win C'aaa. Mr. and Mrs. XRes Btt’ler. 7: ’.O p. m.. Saturday Baked Goods Bnlc. Schafer Store by W M A of V. B. Church Monday Research Club. Mrs. FreJ Heuer. 2’3»t p. m. Junior Arts Tea Miss Martha Macy, 4 p. nt. the next meeting to be held at the home of Frank Lynch. MISS MARTHA MACY HOSTESS TO JUNIOR ARTS The Junior Arts of the Decatnr Woman’s Club will have the opening meeting In tne form of a tea to be held at the home of Miss Martlm Macy. J2S WiieJiaater s’reet. Monday afternoon. October d. at four o'clock. On th* reception committee will be the department officers Including Katherine Welland. Alke Yost. Msry Frank. Kathrvn Schrjyer and Patsy McConnell The program will be in cnarge of Matjorle Miller. Annis Mae Merriman and Patsy McConnell On the refreshments committee are Mary Krank. Kathryn Sehroyer, bathleen Fry back and Evelyn Jane Graber. Mrs. H. F Zwlck is general chai.’man of the department w.th Mias Ihlen Haul-old. Mrs. Lamoille Fogle and Miss Kathryn Kauffn*. in as advisors assisted by Mrs. E O. Cover-, date. Miss Dora Rhosenhcrg and Mrs Milo Black. — The meeting of the Yo :ng Mat-, ron'a club, which was to have been | h»ld thia evening at the home of Mrs. Merlin Doan, has been postponed one week. Mrs. Ralph Roop will he hostess to the ladies' aid society of the United Brethren church at her home Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs Wm. Pennington and Mrs. Charles Robenold will be assisting hostesses. The W. M. A. of the Bth Street United Brethren church will sponsor a delicatessen t.nd bak>d goods sale Hatnrdsy at the Kcha’er store. The following Items will be on sale from 8:30 to 13 o'clock: pl»s. cakes, cookies, doughnuts, chicken noodle soup and potato salad. The Work and Win class of tha United Brethren Bunday school will taeot at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Niles Butler on North Tenth street Thursday evening. October 0. at sevf n thirty o'clock A good attendance la desired. The Heidelberg Sunday school cl.iss of the Zion Reformed church will meet In the church parlors Thursday evening at sev-n-thlrty o'clock.

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MR». C. D. LEWTOM HOSTEM TO CLUB An Interesting mteting of the Research club was held yest tdsy afternoon at the homo of M’S. C. D. I«ewton on North Be<x>ud street, wnen Mrs. Walter Krick presented a paper on “Children and Music.'’ Alter the routine opening. Mrs. W Guv Brown read th- bette* Engliab lesson. interesting atatetnente trim Mrs. Krick’s paper are: "There are many ways of Interpreting thia aubjer* but we will rtudy paat and present me’hods of teaching children and some of tho ways of making music a definite fait of their education and Ilves. "Musical educatlcn for thlldren is as old as Ancient Ron-’ when Julian, the old Roman Emperor, 'aught the children at the end of tne fourth century to take part In a musical way In the sacr/lcea to the goda. "A great many medluma are naed at the preaent time to educa'e childit u musically and perhaps the gr, atest of these Is the radio. Tha ntuslc appreciation hour, led by D.-. Walter Damroach. I» heard by milIlona of children each week during: the winter amnion For mete tha.i t*n years Dr. Damroach has given • lieee concerts beginning with ex planatory notes aXmt th" music, what It represents, the Instrumenat.on used in playing the pirtlcular cumber. With his orchestra he has a fine chorus which he uses wh.-ti music demands It. "These concerts, liatenc I to br' a million and a half students the' first year, are now heard by over six million. They have had fin” results In the organisation of thouta.tda of high school orcbrst~aa and - bands. The primary object in giving the concerts was to awaken in th? > h:;d a love for music, to make it realise that music was an artlat’c language which depicts the emotions of all mankind They are also learning much of the development of music from the very eatly master i to the present day. and the dlllerent forms in wh*ci. they express 'h<vnaelves.“ The following Informat've sub tonics ware given: “Young Musicians. "Mrs. Lewton; "Sw.ng Music," t Mrs. R D. Myers; “YotU-x Composers." Mrs. J. R Farrtek: “Concert for Btu<n nt Composer.” Mrs Leonard Baylors. The cits’, will meet nest wedk. with Mrs. Fred Hyuer a.t hostess und Mrs. Russell Owens a« leader. The Pleasant Dale lades’ aid, society will have an all day meeting T'tusrday at the borne of Mrs Floyd Clowser. The V. I. 8. class of tha United

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Brethren Sunday school will meet In the church social rooms Thurs- ■ tiny evening at seven-thirty o'clock. ■ All niensbers are uir,-d to be pres- • ent. gERSONALS Avon Burk Is on a business trip to New Orleans, txmlslana He loft Sunday end la expettrd hn.i a WedI nesday. led Auxnst left today to assume , managership of the Kroger store at , Lima. Oh In Mr August wat employed as a clerk at the Kroger store ! h« re. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Walla-a nt las Porte, who spent the week and in Decatur with relatives and , ‘rfends. returned to their home toi *>y. Carl Kelly, who rnlletet in the U. 8. Army about a month ago. left today for Camp Knox. Ky He la a member of the If-Snd Intantrr. mechanic's air force Ita en toyed a ten day's furlough here w'th bls - parents. Emmanuel Hart, of Monroeville.: J route two. now retired on n farm.; made a special trip to Decatur today to renew hie subscription to the; Dally Democrat Mr Hart said he :i»s taken the paper for m >re than 10 years, beginning bls sub-rrlptloa ' when the newspaper was published ve.?kiy. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Ktrer and , son Jim ot Cincinnati. Oh'o. were week end guests al the C E. Beil . home. Mr. and Mrs. W. F Beery toft this morning for a two week-sno’.or trip, to Omaha where they wU visit •heir son. Howard, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cole of North Fifth street are vhlting tn Pittsford. Michigan. Miss Laurine Tee pie returned Sunday from a trip to Ye"owstone i na'ional park. Seattle. Washington. : Portland. Oregon and Bsn Franrlsco, where she attended the Golden Gate Exposition 8h„ was ac- | companied as far as Lincoln. Nebraska by Miss Mary McKean Enloute home Mlaa Teeple v,ahed In Ho.lywood with a sister. Mis. Norman White and in Linco'a. Neb.. with another sister. Mrs William Klepper. She was accompanied home by her little niece Sharon Kkppcr. who will i ema In here for 1 several weeks. Miss Frieda Schearor c» New . York City, formerly of Dratur. is l apetußng several weeks here with I. elativea and friends. Mias Schrorcr | let* Decatur two years ago to accept a position as dental technician in | the Auatenal Laboratories, tne. Mtas I Schearer resided hete for a uumle-r

• “Sandbags" on Toast ni LUNCHEON/ ■ 2 5on,lb Si'u., t rsi . < *** : T-i> Yu fl ? I * • ■MB A bit of humor in an otherwise grim picture ot war preparedness, the sign advertising "sandbags on toast" in front of a sandbagged restaurant in London. 'i of years and was la charge of the handy depart moot of th« Morris | Stere. She was a popular member I <:f the younger set and was chosen js Decatur's Centennial Queen In i !»3«. CHAMBERLAIN tCYWTINL'KD FROM FAOB ONK> berlain said in an attack on Adolf Hitler. “It can neither be evaded nor excused. “If proposals are made we shall certainly examine them and we shall test them in the light of what I have just said.** David Lloyd George, world war prime minister, said that far-reach-ing German peace proposals should be expected and that the govern--1 ment should give them moat aer--1 ions consideration, probably In a secret session of parliament and with attention to whether the Unit- ’ ed Blates should be brought In. t| Chamberlain replied that It was ' too soon to mak,* such proposals

becanse nohody knows what Hitler will offer. “It la quite possible tha offer might prove to be one which no self respecting government could consider at all," be said Emphasising previous statements that the Allies would never again trust Hitler but that they would deal with the German people on a just basis, the prime minister said that Britain could not accept mere “assurances" from Germany. "For t hut government too often has proved In the past that their undertakings are worthless when It aulta them that they the undertakings* should be broken." he pointed out, in Indi* al Ing that elimination of Hitler from lite German government was a necessary prelude to peace. Chamberlain said that the only British answer to the Nasi-Soviet agreement was to continue "what we are doing — mobilising all resources and might of the British empire for effective prosecution of the war." "No threat would ever Induce this country or France to abondon the purpose for which we entered upon thia struggle." he said in ref••tire to Nazi hints that the Red army might later aid Germany. Just before Chamiierlahi addressed commons, a Turkish military mission led by Gon. Kluziin Orbay arrived to negotiate with th,- government on u British-Tur-kish mutual aid pact which is scheduled to be signed at Ankara, the Turkish capital, within a few days. State Social Work Conference Nov. 1 The 48th annual mooting of the •Indiana state confe ence on aocixl work will be held in Indianapolis from November 1 tc 4. An interesting program is being arranged for the four day session, which will In-

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