Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 7 January 1941 — Page 3

( |)\Y. JANUARY 7, 1911.

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Mexico City and I to thia and that I place. Paulette ’ herself says she isn't going anywhere for quite a while because - delays in the James Rooaei velt picture. I "Pot o' Gold," I will keep her I busy until a few ’ days before she 1 reports at Para-

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-3. mount to do th. Dawn." with W -i Boyer. W* 1 •’”•»»« would be thrilled Work with Boyer, and maybe li. but ihe seems even B excited about the chance to by Mitchell Leisen. a great break for any ac>he uyi. "and especially B nrl who 11 sort of working W**y through college like lam " B'* r the Paramount picture, y* >« «otng on a vacation. y* **“ he the .pot, .he deB* Wlule there, ahe plana to E/ lot of frienda over from ■>tK»ret Sullavan >nd Leland ••"W have picked the B for their expected baby. It ■ * noy, they'll call It William ®h>i. if a girl. Bonnie. B'? already have two girts, B" three, and Bridget, two. » "ntaiiy. Universal 11 raving yt Margaret's work In "Back Khh? r . yea ? Roy Ro<erith * B b M Uc itar. ha. been the victim R th * **«* before Jan. 1. ■ Ik-. he was laid up with a R throat in Allentown, Pa. In 3 . eontrac ted pneumonia K. vUt ting his wife's relatives ■ **tt e, he again contracted [SV ™ • ” n '■“ El y ** r ' ‘roe to form. Roy had ■*** to his bed again. It was ■ hJuday^' 11 ° l ° U ’ bU ‘ “ ’P 0 "** 1 ■ tarn . h t? rt J boUt popl * mm ‘ ■ m * W< bOUM an<i fur - ■ X*. *’“’*• Os room ’- W «Hu “<htons lived that ■'tw.lx months. They literally ■ l “ n * Packing boxes sorta-

teaa Mra. Homer lower will have the devotions and Mra. Carroll Burkholder Will be the leader. Circle No. 2 will mee* at the home of Mm. John Nelson of IIS Houth Fourth street with Mra. Martin Gilpin and Mra Harvey linker aa the assisting hoateaaea. Mra. Henry Heller will have the devotion a and Mm William Porter will * have the lesson Circle No 3 will meet at the home of Mra A It Hutties. 122 Houth Fifth atreet. Mra Lowell [ Smith Will tie the assisting hostess. Mm Fred Handier. devotional leader and Mm, John Tyndall. lesson leader. Circle No I will have Mra. E N. Wl<ks on North Seventh atreet as the hostess, assisted by Mm. W F Beery Mra. Helton Paaawater will have devotions and Mm. It It Myers the lesson. Our laidy of Good Counsel discussion group will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mm. Heimann at eight o’clock. MRS. WILBERT STANLEY HAS ECONOMICS CLUB The Happy Homemakers club met at the home of Mra. Wilbert Stanley Friday evening. A*ter theregular routine opening, a short business meeting was conducted lnsta'.atl<>(i of new officers was held by Mrs. E W liuM-he. who later gave a reading. "Education Through Economics." Several talks were given and contests enjoyed Sis teen members, two visitors and several children were present. A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess during the social hour. The nest meeting of the duh will be held February 7 at the home of Mrs. Von Heber. The meeting closed by members repeating the Lord's prayer In unison The Woman's Society of Chris, tian Service of the Monroe Methodist church will meet in the annes of the church Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock AFFOLDER-BOMMERB WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mm. William Affolder of i Mercer avenue announce the marI riage of their daughter, Kathryn, to | David Somers, son of Mr. and Mra. F 1> Somers of Lima. Ohio. Rev. Neal Newlin of the First ! Christian Church of Lima received I the double ring vows In the church I yesterday afternoon at two-thirty

ble* and chain In moat of their place at Pacific Palisades. They are Just now getting around to picking out the rest of the furni* tun. At Santa Anita. Mickey Rooney realised a consuming ambition—to ride a hone around the famous track Not in a nee, of course. He had a day off from "Andy Hardys Private Secretary" and visited Jockey Basil James. He was allowed to take a practice hone around the track. Speaking of Rooney, Linda Darnell pays him quite a compliment. She says she has more fun and laughs going out with Mickey than with anybody else she knows. She also says that Mick is strictly a gentleman. Gives you a kick to see May Robson out then before the camera in "Miss Wheelwright Diacovers America” She Is beginning her tenth year in the movies and her 58th year in the show business. They asked her how about giving a party to celebrate her record of nearly a decade In the films. “No,” replied the doughty star, “wait until it's 25 yean and then we'U give a real party.” It win be up to sneak preview audiences to decide how "Road to Zanxibar" ends. The original script had Bing Crosby winning Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope clowning through a loveless finish. Studio now claims to have another tag-where the audience will be left in doubt as to who gets Dottie. Both versions will be tried out. Glenn Ford, Columbia contract player, comes all the way over to Paramount every day to lunch with Patti McCarty . . » Marie Frey, who had dates with Phil Harris, Garwood Van and Artie Shaw, is now doing all right with Tommy Dorsey's band in the east . . . Lona Andre and Paul Ellis, Texas oil man, were a combination at the Rhum Boogie. , . . And that was Nancy Gross dining with Howard Hawks at the House of Murphy. ... Peter Lind Hayes has his bride. Mary Healy, for an audience every evening at the Grace Hayes Lodge. . . .ltrs Regan and all the kids finally arrived home in time to epend the holidays with Phil The singing star has leased the former Ruth Etting home in Beverly Hills.

CLUB CALENDAR Bee let y Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonea 1000-1001 Tuesday C. L. of C. Meeting. K. of C. Hall ? 30 p. m. fhttlful Daughters Clara, Mra. Fred Chronister, 7:30 p. m Eta Tau Hlgma Sorority, Mm. Don Stump. 7:30 p. m. >*s| lota Xi Business Meeting. Mrs. la-lgh Bowen, 7:30 p. m. W'. (' T. V., Mra. C. E. Hocker, 2 pm. Missionary Society, Elon Evangelical and Reformed Church. 2:30 p. m. Tri Kappa Business Meeting, Elka Home. X p. m American Ix-glon Junior Auxlllary, 1-egion Home, 7.30 p tn. Wednesday United Brethren W. M A.. Mm. Clarence Drake, 2pm World Friendship Guild. First First Presbyterian Church, d p. m. Zion Lutheran Missionary Society. Church Soda) Room. 2 p. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Arthur Suttles. 2:30 p. m. Historical Club. Mm. 8. E. Hite, 2’30 p. m. Woman's Society nt Christian Service, Monroe Me.hodlat Church Annes. 2 p. m. Thursday Baptist Woman's Society Mm. S E. Hite. 2 30 p m Our l.ady of Good Council Iristuasion Group. Mrs. Helen Heimann. X p m. Circle No. 1. Mra. Walter Johnson. 3:30 p ni Circle No. 2. Mrs. John Nelson, 2:30 p. m. Circle No 2. Mm A. I) Huttlea. 2:30 p m, Circle No. «. Mm E N Wicks, 2:30 p m. Eastern Star Regular Meeting and Initiation. Masonic Hall. 7:30 p tn Monroe Better Homes Economics Club. Mm. William Stucky, 7 p. m. Woman's Society of Christian Service of Beulah Chapel. Mm. Henry Brelner. Peterson. AH Day. Missionary Society. Presbyterian Church. 2:3d p. m. So Cha Rea Club. Appelman'a Restaurant. < 30 p. m t'nion Chapel Missionary Society, Mm. Charles Burrell. 1:30 p m. Friday American Mglon Auailiary Business Meeting. Ix-glon Home. 7:30 p m. Ave Maria Discussion Group. K. of C. Hall. 7:30 p. m. Monday Pythian Sisters Temple. K. of P. Home, 7 p. m. o'clock The couple was unattended. Mrs. Homers is a graduate of the Decatur high school and a mem tier of Tri Kappa sorority She Is employed by the Niblick company of this city. Mr. Hooters Is a graduate of the Lima Central high school and of Blantons business college of Ashville. N Carolina. He is associated with the A. and P. Co.. In Fort Wayne The t'nion Chapel woman's missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Burrell. Mrs. Homer Llby will be the leader. A business meeting of the American legion Auxiliary will lie held at Mgion home Friday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. -Mr and Mm. J. R Smltley and son Kieth entertained at dinner Sunday for their grandchildren, Lddtdr and Esther Sheets. The occasion marked the third birthday anniversary of faster and Esther, twins of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Sheets of route 5 Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Sheets and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Smltley. Jr. and daughter Jbyca Ann

SONS OF LEGION ANO JUNIOR GIRLS ENTERTAIN The Son* ot the Legion and the Junior Girl* of the Auxiliary enjoyed a pot luck vupper at tbe home Monday evening. Howard Gehrig Introduced tbe commander of the legion, Adrian J. Baker; the Auxiliary preilde.it. Mr* Ed Bauer; the advlaor of the Son*. Ed Bauer, and the Juniors' advisor, Mrs. Ralph Roop. Fifty-five member* and guest* attended the party. Game* and dancing were enjoyed during the evening. The woman'* society of the Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. 8. E Hite Thursday afternoon at two-thlrty o'clock. —o California ha* about X. 000.000 acre* of Irrigated land.

Sally Says: I “The starting point I of preven Utive I medicine is in the I mouth" I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA.

Dally Damecrat—Betty Crasher Homo Bervieo Deportment prepared by NAVI YOU HAO INOUOH VITAMIN •< TODAY? First of all . . Ju't what la Vitamin 8,7 Why wit w important to our daily diet? Moot everyone, I'm sum, has been made aware that the whole alphabet of vitamins la essential for normal Growth , . , Health . . . ami Vigor. Each vitamin contrihuteo something essential Vitamin R.'s specialty is to help keep our nerves steady II helps children grow normally. It stimulates our appetites and helps regulate our bol ly functions. There are many other causes too, of course, that may make us nervous. Eye strain is one of these other reuses. There ran be olFr* reasons why we suddenly lose our appetites ... or our pep. However, if a member of your family seems nervous and upse* and doesn't eat, It wculd be a good idea to cheek carefully on hi* dnt to find out if he is getting his full daily quota of thia important vitamin. ItA easy to do. Measuring Vitamin B, First of all ... let us explain that Vitamin B is measured In international units. Each adult should have al least 3M to 4M laternational anils daily. Each child should have at least 100 t« Mp Internatiamsl units daily, Vitamin B is contained in lean perk.jgaiHt. whole grain co*eate and breads, fruits . . . especially the orange and banana . . . vegetables . . . especially green leafy vegetables such aa cabbage, spinach and broccoli. The amounts of B. in these principal sources are listed below. Add the units of B, foods you eat each day and see whether the total k under or up to the number of unite you should have for that day. 1 small serving of lean p0rk...„.,.__.......... 222 units 1 sauce dish lima beans .! 15 units 1 orange .......71 units 1 sweet potato 70 units 1 sauce dish broccoli 05 units 1 sauce dish spinach B 0 units 1 aauce dish eabbago SO unlto 1 aauce dish earroto ~ SO units 1 sauce dish fresh peas ■ „ SO units 1 sauce dish canned peas 45 units 1 glass of milk 41 Mito 1 plice whole grain bread - 44 units 1 sauce dish string beans - r . r .„. r . r „. T 40 units 1 sauce dish whole grain cereal 31 units 1 banana 30 units "I'M HAVING THI CLUB!" “What shall I serve? I’m having the elub nest week. .! want something the men will like. And it must be something easy ... so I won't have to spend too much time in the kitchen!” Um sure most of you have thought this even if you have not asked some of your friends for suggestions. So here's a menu designed to require the very minimum of time in the kitchen after your guests arrive. It's also the sort of lunch the men will enjoy. Special Sandwich loaf C'eßee Cheas Tarto More Coffee SPECIAL CU B SANDWK H LOAF Remove crusts from a day old loaf of bread (small loaf of sandwich bread is best!. Slice bread lengthwise, into four long slices. Trim loaf it necestary to Alien are not more than inch thick. Keep Alien in original order, lay bottom slice to one aide; spread with softened butter and cover with slices of cold chicken, then lettuce; spread next slice lightly With mayonnaise and lay on top. Press slices together. Butter top of this second slice of bread. Cover with sliced tomatoes. if available, or thin slices of erisp dill pickles. Spread nest slice lightly with mayonnaisr and lay on top. Press slices together. Spread the top side of this third slice with butter. Cover with slices of crisp broiled bacon and then with lettuce Spread next slice lightly with mayonnaise and lay on top. Press together. This makes 4 slices of bread, with first filling chicken and lettuce, second filling sliced tomatoes, third filling bacon and lettuce. Cover top and sides of loaf thickly with a dressing ma<l«- of a combination of boih-d and mayonnaise dressings modified with a little stiffly whipped cream and with hard cooked eggs cut up coarsely and mixed through the dressing Dressings anil cream must be very stiff to hold up well. Use about Is cup of each dressing. H cup of whipped cream and 3 eggs, for a small sandwich loaf. Place the completed Sandwich I-oaf on a platter ami garnish with sections of hard cooked eggs, radishes, celery and olives. Or. with preserved figs filled with soft white cream cheese a« placed in lettuce cups. Serve loaf in slices. FILLING FOR CNBM TARTS V. cup milk I lb- driod fruit (figs, dates and Ih cup sugar raisins, cut-up> 4 egg joiks H cep chopped walnuts 1 tbsp, corn starch 1 tsp. vanilla 1 eup ereaai Scald milk. Add sugar and com starch gradually to well-beaten yolks. Add creum. Pour scalded milk over the egg mixture. Cook 15 minutes in a double boiler, stirring constantly. Add dried fruit snd chopped walnuts. Cook 10 minutes longer. Coot. Line 0 or H tart pans or muffins cups (depending on sixe) with rich pastry. F ill and bake3o minutes using a hot ovan, 450° F., for the first ten minutes. Then reduce to 325' F., slow moderate oven, to finish baking. —CwertSM IMI te a«i» cewsw. Im - If you havs any specific cooking problems, send a lettsr requesting information to Betty Crocker in cars of thio newspaper. You will receive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage

Station Attendant Confesses Theft Shelbyville. Ind.. Jan 7—(VP)— James Moore. 17. Indianapolis, filling station attendant, was held In county jail today after he confessed pocketing the money ho told police was stolen from his station Dec

L < rpT Ky &'! y L J The capable sen ice of Bui the Zwick organization is ;41 available to everyone, no ! matter the time of the / day or night Charges Zp are always in accordance with your means. S ZWICK FUNERAL HOME v ’ 5X^8121"? V" ' WW?*' - 1 / W.H ZWICK-ROBERT) ZWICK -4? I 7 ROBERT B - rREtBY " A3iner9uneralService, ’ ■ at£ower9unenil r Arices PHONES:6I-800

Im. Officers said he admitted the rob-1 bery ho/s after undergoing a He detector teat. The amount Involved was 147 Bicycles were believed to have; been Invented by Baron von Drais . In about ISIS and were first known I as ibe dralslne. I

G M Hyphens of Van Wert, Ohio writes to renew his subscription | 10 the Democrat saying he "cannot get along without It." The Hyphen have moved into their new home at 215 H Wall street and are enjoying It. William Weher of route 2 was among yesterday's business vlsl- 1 tors. Mrs, Rose lx>*hn of route 4 ■hopped in liecatur Monday Miss Anna Yager has Imen con-fltu-d to her home on Mouth Me< ond street With a Very severe rold Hhe was reported as being some improved yesterday The E, F Gass stole will Im closed all day Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Paul Hansel and son Bobby returned today from a two weeks' vacation in the south.! They visited the Ed Hoknr r hts and sons and also Mr and Mra. Clifford Baylors and son Richard They were In many resort places of in- ( terest and also spent some time 1 in Key West — —-— ARRIVALS Mr and Mrs. Haymond F Hboaf of route 5 are the parents of a [ haby daughter, born at the Adams iiiunty memorial hospital Monday evening at 4 44 o'clock. The Iwliy. who weighed five pm nd • and four- ■ tern ounces. ha« not lieen named — < Adams County Memorial Hospital O "" o Admitted: James W. Miller. 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Otto Miller of II Adams street: W. B Proctor of Fort Wayne, Miss Anna Brandeln-rry. 4ff7 Marsh street: Theodore Ostermeyei. route 2. Decatur Miss Martha Weaver, route 2. Geneva. Dismissed Genevieve Wlllboff of Geneva. Robert Cook. 131 North Eighth atreet ISSUE QUOTAS (COirriNVRD rtt'tg FAOJC ONRI <ounty No 1 24. Grant No. 2. 2X; Kiie iusko county IP; Wabash county. 20. and Wayne county No

**£ BEGINS THURSDAY F MORNING j at 8:30 o’clock. An unweaMinabh warm early winter left u«. supplied with more than our u»ual stock of late fall and winter merchandise. which we muM now move. To make rwrnt for new whipments we are closing out this winter slock at below cost. Every Dress Must Go! Every ( oa | Must Go! _ All Dresses Sold Regularly " at I7d>s, RC ALL of our Trimmed and reduced to ... Intrimmed Coats will be (Ik-low Coal) sacrificed at prices jRB' <>ne la>l of DRESSES — QFI O T® value* to 7.9.» 9,00 DtL VZ W « A Real Bargain ▼ ▼ * V One Rack of DRESSES — | I H& "k" 4fr ’ 9,00 ft \l>t Sacrificed to -- || y o|J are | n t j |e market for \l M 1 y ........... a do not fail to attend 'A 'A 7 / BETTER DRESSES this sale. *J U Including Levine. Bloom-field and {) ne ra(>k HOUSE DRESSES. Smarty Junior Dresses, (losing out at ... . , Prices as marked on Below Cost sales ticket. | One rack of ALL Remaining Close Out of All HOUSECOATS SWEATERS (hildren’s Hats „ , a( I’’* l Price. and Dresses Some are from our |f V(IU are j n t | le mar fc e ( regular ft.9> stock f sweater this is an ' alues S, !W exceptionally fine selec- w One lot of All Remaining () ne | 0 ( o f SKIRTS BLOUSES PURSES . . broken sizes $2.98 values __ SI.BB I™* '.lue >2.75 ci aw vaiiiou <1 »2.9« value.... si.9s Reduced to below on SI.9K value .... SUM $1.19 values 88c SI.OO value ... .... t>9c cost price. k J•I I • ALL REMAINING HATS REDUCE D Mi I hnprv <<>ST ~R,cK - ■ ▼II Illi I W I Y PRICES ON SALES TICKET. Space doe?, not permit listing entire sale items. You save on everything you huy. ('heck over your needs and save money on every purchase. Store Closed All Dav Wednesdiy to mark down merchandise. E. F. GASS STORE

WHY IS A BANK? One hundred and fifty nine yaara ago today the first regularly estnldislied bank 111 Amerlcn opened Its doors In Philadelphia, Pit Tn most of us. banking Is a highly compllcatesl and mysterious business Bui the fknly Deinorrai Hervlce Biiieuu has ready for you one nf Its simply written. Informative and Interesting bulletins designed for the layman explaining In plain English the banking sya- ' tem nf the I’nlU-d Slates I It contains a description nf the various kinds of banking Institutions and their method" and purposes It contains a history of banking In ’he United H’a'es You will get a clear picture of tanking operations. If you clip and mall the coupon below enclosing with It four cents In coin or poatage stamps for u ropy of this riilletln' CLIP COUPON HERE F M Kerby. Dept 881, Daily Democrat Service Bureau. 1011 Thirteenth St. Washington. D C. I en< lose four cents in coin or stumps for my copy o' the bullet In 'The Banking Hys'em of the United Rtatrs NAME —— RTREET and No J CITY STATE I read the Ih-catur Daily Democrat. Imcatur. Ind

2 M 1 I>ffi<lnla said that Green county: No I. Madison county No. 3 and ' Wayne county No I. omitted from I this <pll. would receive their <a!ls 1 within a few days Wayne county Im .a rd No 1. with a total registration of more than 4.540 has the largest quota In the | state and will furnish 313 men to the armed service by next Julylll. 1 tifficiala said the luiard probably would not be asked to deliver men | until the end of January so that ■ It can classify the required number Bachelors Are Haffpy Pair Tampa. Fla ’U P’ Two bache-1 lorn have lived together In a seven-1 room house here for 10 years. I sharing the work of cooking. dl«h > washing. Imd making and house

" fixOLD 80UTH\ ’ COtOGKES \ *t v , \ V■ i % Tender, roriMiilK frjgr.in< rin quaint liot- % \ de*. Hand-blown lie. .inter Jug, SI"V V\\ % Violin Bottle, de*»gnetl from original w % antique, SI.OO. Two bouquets- Pl.mW tation Garden and Wondland Jn. .1 B B. J. Smith Drug Co.

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(leaning wl’hout an argument. They are (' C Byers. 54. and Fred i L Morse, 57. Morse apuelallges in j 1 akea and pies Kootena; national park in Montana and Idaho comprises about I. Tennessee voters apprised an amendment to the state constitution to make the governor's term of office four Instead of two years. Four states ixiulslana Missouri. Oregon and Washington rejected ! constitutional amendments to increase slate legislators* pay. Construction of the Arc de Tri- ' omphe in Paris was Irngun by NaI poleon 111 ixofi II Is ISO feet high , and 150 feet long. Dance Wednesday Sun Set