Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 74, Decatur, Adams County, 26 March 1940 — Page 3

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i pared paper* which were read by the member* a* follow* "History of the fireek Theater " Mr*. Adrian VVeinhoff, 1 Invent lon of OH Painting* Mr* Lk>?d Cow en»; "What Have the jew* Con trlhuted to Art," Mr* Al» Sultle* At the rloae of the program a •octal hour wa* enjoyed during which Mr* Stuckey. a*«t*ted l.y Ml** Kleanor Humphrey *erved deliclous refreshment*. Assisting hoe te*«e* unalde to attend were Mr*. A K A*hl>ancher and Mi* It It Meyer* The parent teacher* a»*oc!at!on of the l.inroln *t Iliad will meet in the school a«*emldy Friday evening at »even o'clm k Tne meeting of the Phoebe Wide j i la** of the Zion Kvangetlra! and Reformed church which wa* originally wheduled for Thursday evening. ha* been postponed until Friday night The i la** will meet at the church at seven forty five o'clock. The Camera Club will meet In club room* thl* evening at seven-forty-flve o'clock Our l.ady of Victory dl*cu**lon group will meet at the home of Mr* Klmer Miller Wednesday evening at seven thirty oi lie I The ladle*' aid we ietv of the Magley Iteformed church will conduct a rummage sale all day Saturday. comment ing at nine o'clock In the morning The sale will lie held In the old First Slate bank ! building The committee in i h»rg< j Include* Mr* K J Worthman Mr* O. Helmrlch and Mr* <l Hildebrand i YOUNG CRUSADERS HAVE EASTER BREAKFAST The Young Crusader* i la- of the ! Kvangellcal church met at the j home of Mr and. Mr* Jack laugh Faster morning for an eight o'clock breakfast A short devotional period wa* held, followed hy the hieakfast served by the host and host.***, Mr and Mr* la*igh assisted by t|i“ .latter* «l*ter Ml** Helen Walter* lOf I let roll The following were present the ' Misses Madeline Spahr. Jain* Unit.

Joan Woodbury every day at • a. m to remind her to get up at feed the baby The ' 20-Mule Team ' rompan) bring > bark an amu ir R at or) from Death Valley. While th< troupe was on location in th, deaert. they used to tiring down pirture* from Hollywood and rut them In a nearby C C C ramp One night Watlie Beery » ancient hit. "Viva Villa waa *nown Men and women from mile, around attended the performance After it wa* over, a little old lad) waa heard remarking to a friend "You know, thi* i* the first time I have ever aeen a preview for "The Tree of Liberty." Frank IJoyd * makeup men have unearthed life ina*k* of Thoma# Jefferson, the youthful Washington and other pre-Revolulionary figure* The mask* were made by Henry Isaac Brower*. young New York arulptor of the peruel. and are now the property of the State Historical association at Cooperatowrn. Too many young actor* vegetal# between pirture* Bill Holden, who ha* jual finished "Our Town" for Lester has gone to work in hi* father » chemical plant The indefatigable Errol Flynn now says he will go to the Grand Canyon to khoot a motion pirture sheet um soon as he finishes The Sew Hawk In company with Howard Hill. Flynn will try lo make a little side money before he goes on hi* personal appearance trip to South America Walter Brennan has served notice on Samuel Goldwyn that he will make no pictures after ’ Maryland" until he geta a tong vacation. Brennan has appeared in *ik films since December IttT. and he is tired out . . The advance programs of Jeanette Mar Donald * concert here Mil her as 'ihe first lady of Hollywood . Might he some argument a* to who really deserves this title . Gloria Franklin Is learning jiu-jit»u from Boh Gregory It's a handy thing to know, but the two of them pick the funniest place* to practice in the parking lot outside s Isle spot an Sunset boulevard Thieves stripped all the bloom* off a 15- ] foot wall of sweet pea* that was ! Otto Kruger's pride and Joy On I one Sunday afternoon 40 cars I stopped so the occupant* could admire th# floral display . • Th# Ray Mllian,ls now say that David Daniel Is only a temporary till, fog their baby. . . . Hear that Patsy Roth Miller* play. "Th* "indy Hill," is really good It * the story of s carter woman

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MARCH 2f>, 1940,

CLUB CALENDAR So«laty Oetdllna, 11 A. M. Fanny Many ►bone* 1000 _ 1001 Tueaoay Mary and Martha f'la**, Methndi*t t harch Social ttoom, 7 Hi p m. Utyai fiaughler* l ias*. Mr* William Mamma 7 30 p. m Kih.i township Horne Kconomlca Club, Mr* Vernon C'isier, ) in P m Itebekah Uni*.. | o n y || a ||_ 7 So p. ni church Mother* Study Club Methodist Church. 2 3o p m Kirkland ladle* Club. Kirkland High School. | |. m Young Matron * club. Mi** Italia* fioldner. 7:30 p m. Zion Junior Wulther league, Zion l.utheran Church. 73» pin Civic Department l.lbrcry l{e*r Ifootn. 7 p. m Camera ciul. club Room* 7 C. p m Weflnaiaay slur laid)' of X'li lory ISmursloii tirnup. Mr* Klmer Miller 73" |> m Wesley Couple*' Class M»lhodl*t Church * p m St X'lnieni lie |>ai)| So. lely K of I' Hall. 2 p m Shakespeare Club, Mr/. Je»»e Sutton. 2:30 p m a I'nlon Township Home Kumomlc* club. Mr* Marlon Slulir 1 30 p m Historical Club. Mr* Karl llutier. 2 3o p m. Zion Senior XX'al 1 her !a>aaue, l.utheran Church Hasement. 7 .30 p m Thursday I-nl i*" Aid. first Christian Church. 2 p oi Predhyterlan laidie*' Aid Society, Mr*. M A, frUinger 2 3" p in Si i'aul !anile*’ Aid Society Mr*. Sarah Martin h a m Ruraliwtir Study Club. Mr* Joe Helmann. * p m x|eihi«ll*t lanjie* Aid Church. 2 3o p m S' Mary's Township Home K. oiioinlc* Club, Mr* Sam Haggard. J .30 p tn. Meeting And Public In-talution of Ka*tern Star XI it wont l Hall 7 30 p m Friday American I .eg ion Xunibary I.*glon Home. 7 3o p m l.lncoln I’TA. :'i luail A**embly. 7 |> in Phoebe Itlhb- ('hi* - Zion Reformed church 74» p. in Saturday Plate Supper. Zion l.ulheiati Church f> to 7 p m Magley Reformed latdb- Aid Rummage Sale, old Plr*t State Rank Hldg »:M a. m. Monday Research Club Mr* J XI frl*toe. 2 30 p m Ktta Alt*paugh. Hetty Smith lb-tty Hamma. Marcia Martin ami th<* Me»*lenr* Hob Maloney. Hill Spahr. Ityron Trl. ker and Roliert Owen* SHOWER GIVEN FOR BRIDE ELECT Ml** Florence Scbultt and Mr* tieihard Schulti united in entertaining with a miscellaneous shower

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Friday evening at the home of the former, honoring Ml** (Sertrude Schuitt. bride-elect. All** Schulti' wedding to I.ynn Freldllne will tie solemnlted Hatntday evening at six o'clock al the Kmmanuel l.utheran church east of town. Heart* were played and a qul* wa* enjoyed I’rlles were given lo Mr*. Kd Kruckeberg and Air*. Kdwin Kelnking. A lovely two cour«e luncheon was served, preceding which the gue»l of honor wa* presented with a beautiful corsage A shower of pretty gift* wa* also given to Ml** Schulti. The guest* included the Me*, dame* John Hlakey. Albert Meyer. Christ Meyer. Kdwfn Itelnking. Kdgar Krueckeherg. Bryce Daniel*. Paul l/Obalger, Tom In-la*. Ib-rnard Schulti. Ml** Schultz. Mr* (lerhard Si hulti and the honor gin-st. Ml** tiertrude Schulti. The American l.efion Auxiliary will meet at the legion Home Friday evening at seven-thirty o'clock instead of the home of Mr* Carl Striker a* previously planned EASTERN STAR TO INSTALL OFFICERS Member* of the Order of Ka*tern Star will meet Thursday evening a* the Masonic hall to install the newly elected officer.*. A brief business meeting will be held at seven-thirty o'clock, with Installation service* at eight o’clock Mlaa Hern In- Nelson will to* Installed a* worthy matron Russell Owen*, worthy patron. Mr*. Adrian Baker, associate matron; Dr Joe Morris, associate patron; Mr*. Jack la>lgh. secretary; Mr* Mart (lll«on. treasurer: Mr* R A Stuckey, condin tre**: Mr* George Harding I---ociate conductress Mrs Del ton Paswwuier chaplain: Mr- < I, Walters, organist Mrs Kail Blackburn marshall: Mr* Ru**e|| Owen*. Adah. Mrs. Joe Morris Ruth. Mr* l.loyd Nell Ksthei . Mr* Gerald Slrlikler. MaiIha Mr* John Doan. Kleita. Mr*. Melville Harber. warden and Mr* George Harding sentinel Tin- officer* who w ill do the work are a* follows Mrs Dan II Tyndall. Installing nffn n Mr Charles Hurdge. intalling chaplain; Mr* Karl lllackburn. marshall. Mr« George Squier warden Mr* Harry Ihilley. organist. MRS GEORCE FLANDEFS ENTERTAINS DEPARTMENT Mr* George Flanders wa hostess to the l.lteiaiure Department of ih.Woman's club last evening at her home on South Third street \ large crowd was In attendance with two out of town guests also present They were Mr* Dauilo Sanlinl of New Jersey and Mr* Sam Met wia of New York City Assisting hostesses were Mr» Roy Kalver. Mrs John Tyndall and Mr* John Heller During the program Mr* Tyndall reviewed the story "Portrait of Jenny' and Mr* Kalver gave a criticism of Grape* of Wrath " Ml** Khzabeih Peterson presided over the business meeting and Mr* Kalver acted a* secretary in thi- absence of Mr* Milton Swearingen and Mr* la-o Klrsch Officer* were chosen for the i lub year lieginning next tall They were Mr*. F V Mill*, chairman Mr* Wm l.lnn. vice-chairman and Mr* Frederic Schafer, secretary At the close of 'he program a j lovely luncheon was served hy the I hosli"** and her asslsiani*. The ladies' aid of the First Chris Dan ■ hurch will meet Thu r *dßy as ternoon al two o'clock al the hornof Mrs Hornet Kuhl — o I'ackerton Barber Burned Tn Death Warsaw. Ind. March 2« (l’P» Coroner larslle laird today return ed g verdict of accidental death In Ihe fatal burning of Churles Heathman. 72. barber, al hi* home In Pai kerton Seathman wa* attempting to fill a lamp will k<-ro-

Indicted -j Ml A Rep. H. frank W heir he I Representslive from Goorgta, B. frank Whelchtl is charged with selling lob* in the poot office department. Indicted by ■ federal Grand Jury in Atlanta, h* branded th* charge as "political persecution" federal Asslstaat Attorney General 1 O. John Rogge is directing Inquiry.

Real Romance for Sonja? "I cm Kttnja HriiM- and IJ: n Topping Is It real romance for Sonja Hrnle ;hl* time’ Ik Ice-skating fiuceti of the -.rriH-n is shown with Da i 'Topping, rich owner of the Brooklyn Dodgrr* pro foo'.liall tram, a* they arrived at Honolulu on vacation. Romaniir rumo.s have followed the two a- ross the I’acflc.

sent when It exploded fine d.iugh 1 ler survive* PERSONALS Hob Sihmitx Is visiting tils broth er. Paul, in Waha»h and Mr and Mr* James Fisher In .Marion Itoy S Johnson will leave this evening for West Sab-m XVlsi where he will conduct a sale of reg tsleri-d Guernsey cattle for the I-a Cross county Guernsey breeder I association Mr and Mrs Thetu* Docker of Austin Minn are the guest* of the former's parent*. Mr and Mrs C K Ilia ker of Flr*t »lreet They will remain until Thursday Charles Khlnger manager of tinICittgen* Telephone Company. Is j confined to hi* home on Winchester street with illne** The annual spring vacation al Indiana Cnlverslty will lu-gln next | Tuesday Decatur student* are ex pelted home for a week's visit with their parents and friends j Postmaster-General James A Far

New Spring I Wallpaper I if llriL'hlcn up your home with R new iind at tract it c wallpaper. R t ome in and lei »how you H _ our coniplclc line for nrn nmni If W w in ihe houwe. New in g ■■ I W designs I . S and plain papers Man) wash- R R Itoll and up able and sun-fant and all priced H R reasonable. R Holthouse Drug Co |j The Coni of the [ '■ -r ( Funeral need not be expensive. * ! M The same service is extended / * to ail. regardless of the price /•] /you wish to pay. Modest in* jcomes need not Im- deprived of Iteauly and reverence in Ihe /, l j hour of nerd. m P ZWICK FUNERAL HOME IWICK-aoatffTj 2WICK j AJinerdiuierulSjeroice. | PHONES: 61-800 |

ley will speak to Indiana noslmaster* at Indianapolis Saturday noon Postmaster !,eo Klrsch of this city is planning to allend the meeting Steel flooring wa* laid along*ldof the floss Comet priming pres* m the Daily Democrat office this morning. lh<- Heavy traffic of roller trm k* wearing out the pine floor The repair to the floor Is expected to solve the prohb-m and Increase -afety In the pres* room Rev and Mr* C. M I'rugh and daughiers Doris Jean and Margaret Grace left today for liay'on. Ohio where they will remain several day* visiting their respective parent*. Mr and Mr*. I) I I’rugh and lb and Mr* K II Cogner Mr and Mrs Russell Kmerson and children of Minefield Ohio vis lied with Mr and Mr* Woodson Oik here Sunday afternoon and Monday morning before returning home Mr and Mr* Frederick Schafer and Mr and Mr* Dan Schafer have returned from a month's vacation al Miami lleach. Florida o - lipenmi! Square Dance

Vegetables Prom Y our Own Oarden? Certainly If you plan it right now and have the "know how" as well ns the Impulse tn supply the family table this summer with fresh vegetables from your own intek yard The 24-page booklet "Vegetable Gardens", available from the fNlly Democrat'! Service Bureau at Washington, Is a treatise for tinhome gardener, and tells how In grow the common varieties of vegetable* on a small plot Send the < otipon below for your copy ('UP CGI DON 11 Fit K F M. Kerby. Dept 8 142. Daily Democrat « Service Bureau. 1013 Thirteenth St.. Wathington. 0. C. Knclos' d Is a illrm- u an-fully wrapped > for my copy of the iMmk let "Vegetable Ganli-u* which mall U> NA M K STRUCT and No CITY STXTK I am a reader of the Decatur Ihilly Democrat, Ib-i-atur. Ind

"Dating" Become* "Perching" lllram O <U.P> Here* a m-w term for those who speak collegiate "slanguage If couples at Hiram College decide to go to a movie ball game, dance, swim. etc., etc , it's "perching" Instead of "dating". The term had it* origin in the day* wh'-n the popular diversion wa* to sll on the rail fence at the college —o Thi*t Takes Bathtub Revere Xlass HJ.R) Police never have been able lo figure out why a thief broke Into (h tool shed of Castillo lb Marco and stole a bathtub, rake and spade

SKLF-SMO#THINO Auanize /lustaquik enamel To thousaniit LI’STAQI'IK meant the w* out to rrtimih end rern-w chairs, table*, wood wof k ~»H interior surface* in smart modern color* It mean* a utf enamel A rich full lustre It meant cronnmv and hrautv in one ttroke ol the bruch. I uitauuik u didcrem. It a timplicit) itself to ut*. KOHNE DRUG STORE Brighten Your Floors This Spring with Armstrong 12 ft. wide Felt Rase Floor Covering No* xou ran finer thie*** extra **idc room* without Tams. Six New Attractive Pattern* in stock .... suitable for anv room. You can buy the heaxirwt f|U«li*> made al Niblick's. Itakcd on enamel for utmost wear and dm ability. Cut from full rollw. % | COST PER ROOM Small extra chance if you wish u-* to lay it. SPECI AliSlandard wriKht 9x12 ft. Felt lta>e Oft Rur*. all new pattern* 9 ft. wide Felt lta*e floor covering at a special low price. Standard qu.iliix *1 ft .'i new patterns |u*t arrived. Cover the V»*4 f * entire flmir ala low cost. ■IbIIj Per running foot . .. -- NIBLICK & COT

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Pebce Badge Stops ilwilet Montri-ul lilJt) Constable l.u cb-n Rom hard is glad they make police badges oul of stout material. X man he sought lo question tired al him point blank but the shield deflected the bullet so that he wa* only si untied WHT cC C F.,r k fl Si l| from SLf •oiif svmptoms ■ sk* SOS