Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1941 — Page 3

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B> HABBISON (ABBOI.I. KUf r.asoras HfWWate Writer HOLLT WOO D—Sultry fova stenas planned for Rita Hayworth aad Tyrone Power in ’ Hood and lead" have stirred the Haye office

to make 21 au<Igeatlona. Among other thlngo, they objected to the longth of am kias aad to a ecarlet evening gown worn by Rlt* (the picturo’a In technicolor I. They alio aaked tho etudio to eliminate a hair-pull! ug

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contest between U Hayworth, aa the tirsn, and uada Darnell, aa Tyrone's young •tfe. Hair-pulling might be overioobod ■ a comedy scene, it was inferred. * not when the girts are segK*d to be fighting for beeps. JL? 0 * Beery almost •Mfi# m attorney's fees and other •Weeses to beat that suit for tales brought by a former pre- *» Hollywood, however, to ady “• ta fighting the Jhe new Brown Derby on Loe f *UI be a DeMiiie production. The producer-director is the reetaurant and will ** It to the Derby management ywat'o Carl Jules Wry! is the building which wffl hlck m<ny thouMwto the girl ear-hops wffl uniforms modeled after those jL’jy* tro ** < And, by a 7?* the tipper, wffl bo able tn "**o parts at them w»an the enough *«{tsr PWgtoa was knocked • free-for-all with stunt *** " Hunt ‘' A Accidentally swuny Around “* ooaksd him on the head. Picture. “Ono Night la Usthe first time Bdmund Reginald Denny had Uta 15*** ,toe * 1,10 -Wk.T22?L **«• pn’xluctton Os «*wy Woman Knows.” • • htrr T the start of every engage- •**]" ashed Demy. ' ***** “‘tlarted ms tauA,* • •otto Devts s-4 Kgj gjums. Ar-

"More on Youth." During the social hour, a number of ronteata were enjoyed and the hoateaa aaalatrd by her mother. Mra Melrllle Rartier, aervrd drllt loua rHreahmrnt« There will be a regular meeting of the Order of Kaatarw Nlar Thuraday eo nlng at aeyen thirty o'elorh. fol low «l wirh puhlta- inatallatlon of the new offh-era at a I.’. o'rlorh All member, are a«k rd to he preaent « HONOR RON WITH BIRTHDAY OINNIR Mr and Mra. Harley <|>hman of 417 Jlouth Firat »trr< t rn'erlalnrd at dinner Nunda y noon honoring their mmi Hon on the om-aalo Not hla fifth birthday annireraary. The table waa centered with a white rake trimmed with yellow randle. Gne.t, Mr M nd Mr. Eugene Hummer, and daughter Barbara Louiae. Amo. Mommer. Mi.a Miriam Ginter, the h«.l and hoot era. the honor gueat Ihm and hla alater Luanne FORMER DECATUR RAETOR HAt tTTH ANNIVERSARY Rwv and Mr. W tl. Mygrant of Auburn, former llecatur teMdenta. reeently relwbrnted their S7th wedding annlreraary at their home. They were married Mart-h JI. I*7*. near Zaneayllle Rev. .Mygrant was a traveling Evatvelk-al miniaier until X" year* ago when they movtef to Auburn. He la now tl and Mra Mygrant ia 17. They have all children. Mra Ed Overlin cd AubU’.U. Mra. Lurllle Trunek <rt Toledo. Ohio, Mrs Jack Ntwwart of Bttatol. M G Mygrant of Booth Bend. O. H. Mygrant of Cleveland and F V. Mygrant of Weat ManaCeld. Ohio. FAMILY DINNER , FOR THE STANLEY BARRS Mr. and Mra Stanley Barr returning from a winter tn Florida, were the gueata of the former'* alater. Mr. Mae Ket.hum over the weekend enroute to Bevila l-ake, N. Da • Sunday Mr and Mra. Harve Bak- > er entertained for them With a fa i mlly dinner at their home on South Third atreet. Gue.t. were Mr and Mr. Charlo Barr and daughter* Florence and Fane of Anderaon. M<*a. John Holland of Muncie. Mr and Mra.

thur Fameworth, art off toon to honeymoon In New Ergland where i their romance began. They’ll epend i a month at Bette r farm at Sugar I HUI. NH. i AU they are waiting for la Wap. net's okay on “The Bride Camo I C O D." • The Jack Oakiee are packing f their bags. 100 They will tee New ’ York after Mrs. O. enters a few prise winners in a dog show at 1 Phoenix. 1 It wUI be the Brat trip aaat tinea 1 the waa strichen U1 two yean ago. 1 According to the Chiplin oflcei, 1 Argentina and Peru now an the 1 only South American countries in ’ which “The Great Dictator" ia 1 banned. They any the comedy to beating the record at "Gone With the Wind" in Australia. Loohs like hard sledding for Marlene Dietrich in her Warner picture, "Man Power." George Rath slugs her and knocks her down a Sight of stairs. When aha gets up. he lets her have it with the back of his hand and knocks her down again. * Gottfried Reinhardt dentea Hollywood reports that he to beaded for a training camp. He says he has sent in hto questionnaire but has not had a medical examination and doesn’t know when or if he wIU bo called.... Bill Blewits of the Warner press department weds Nina SUM, New York model ... If Barton Mac Lane sella his story. ■Golden Fur.” to M-G-M, it will be due indirectly to Spencer Tracy. Ho wns telling Spence the story of his grandfather's adventures In the first fur mart at St Louis. “Write It" suggested Tracy and Mac Lane did. In case you didn’t know, this Hollywood tough guy once authored a play that was produced by Arthur Hopkins. . . . Flash! Three of the Hakim brothers wore at the Mocambo with an UN. KNOWN girl. . . . Jean Ames, Warner starlet, also there with Bruce Cabot and Frances Neal with Garson Kanin. Where was Franc-hot Tone? . . . Tony Martin and Lana Turner have been showing the town to Cart Byoir, ace publicist from the east . . . Ruth Hussey and John Shelton were back together again st Victor's. . . . Erik Rhodes Is trying to win Sibyl Bowen back from Charles Sanaford. . . . And felake Gamer, visitor from Chicago, bears about ths quickie producer who failed miserably on an attempt to hang himself. True to form, he triad to do it on a shoe-strin*. awm—.

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Rhone* IQM — 1001 Monday Tlrtah Club Pol Luck Hupper, Ben Hur Hall, TtMt p m Mualc Department, Mia. C. F. Bell It p m Ih-omatlc Department. Mra. Immotile Fogle, 7 Ao p m Literature Department, Mra. Roy Kalver, 7:30 p m. Art Department, Mine Ellaabeth FrDinger. 7:M P tn. Junior Women. Mlaa Harriet Fruchte. 7 30 p m Young Mairon'a Club, Mra. John Kennedy. 7;30 p tn. Pythian Biatere Temple. K. of P. Home. 7:30 p m Reaean h *’lia»>. Mra. C. R. Raylora, 3:30 p m YufW*y IH-hokah Lodge. I O O. F Hall, 7 30 p. m. Mothera' Study Club. Met hod let Church. 3 30 p m Root Townablp Home Economic* Club. Mra. Lyman Hann. 2 p. m. Pythian Xeedle Club. K. of P. Home, 2.3 S p. m. Tri Kappa Booh Review. Lincoln Auditorium. 1:1k p m. Kirkland Imdiea' Club. Kirkland j School, 1 p. m. <’lvl< Itepa-.unent. Room SOI Lincoln School. 7 p. m. V. I. F Claaa Pot Luck Dinner, Flrat U. N- Church Ntw-ial Room. •I p. m. Wednaaday Hl. Jude study Club, K of C. Hall. 7 SO p m Pythian Needle Club. K. of P. Home. J 3<» p m. t'nlon Townablp Club. Mn. Earl Chaae. l:30 p. m. Hhakeapeare Club, Mra. Herman I Eblnger. 3:30 p. m. Thuruday Rurallatlc Study Clwb. Mra. Herman Helmer. 3 pm. -Eaatern Star. Maaonlc Hall. 7:3V P m. Pwltlic Inatallatloo. Maaonlc Hall. I:Ik p m St. Mary'a Home Economica Clwb. Mra Harry Marti. I p m. Friendahlp Village Home Econo-1 mica Club. Mra. Ulendola Meyeni. j 1 p. m Cbriatlan Imdiea' Aid Society. Mra Joe Cloud. 2:30 p m Preabyterlaa Ladle*' Aid Society. Mr*. Charlea Imngalon. 2:30 p. m Friday American i-egion Auailiary. I*glon Home, 7:30 p m P. T. A. Study Group. Lincoln School. 130 p m ■P. T A General Meeting. Lincoln School Auditorium. 2:30 p m. Mo Ket< hum of Bryant. Mr and Mra. Jame* Ihirttln and Mr. and , Mra. Frank llmdroff of Geneva. Mr. and Mra. Amo* Ketchum and •on Jerry. Mra. Mae Ketchum. Mra. Dulcie Wyant and aona Hillie and Jimmie. Decatur. Mr and Mra. Marlon (taker of Fort Wayne. Winnie, Bolt and Marjorie Hiaey of Portland The RurallaUc autdy club will ' meet with Mra. Herman Gelmer i Thuraday evening al vlsht o'clock. The Tlrtah clwb will meet al the Ben Hur lodge hall at aeven thirty o’clock thia evening for a pot luck tapper A change bur been made In the place of meeting of the Mualc Department of the Woman'* Club, which will meet thia evening at eight o'clock. The meeting will be held at the home of Mr*. C. E Bell Inntead of with Mr*. L. A. Holthouae a* tiiwt planned There will be a (ocial meeting of the American Mglon Auglllwry at legion borne Friday evening at aevwn-tblrty o'clock. BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR MRS. JOHN BALLARD A joint Wrthday aonlvonsry celwbration wa* given Sunday for Mra. John Ballard and her granddaughter. Donna l-add A deltcloua pot luck dinner waa enjoyed Preaent were Mr. and Mr*. Mell latdd and family: Mr and Mrs. Ray Ballard and family: Mr. and Mra. Jon Harmon of Convoy, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. Dorwin Drake end fa- - This week be sure to order Hon-E-Krust Milk and Honey BREAD You and your family will enjoy Ita peodnoa*. Fleet on your alonderlilnp diet aa it will not add ugly fat to your figure. Your Grocer has it. Ask for It. HON-E-KRUST BAKING CO. Phone 1 Na. 2nd St. Dacatur

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t alcs’ Kin to Wed IBs - v t rawer* Botev and (aewrga t uie ' Wedding of Frarcea Hole*. 20-year-old daughter of the acreen actor. John Bole* and George Perkin* Yule, a manufacturing company repraaentative, la *cheduled In Hollywood, Man h 22 Th* couple plan a honeymoon tn Hawaii mily: Harry Drake of Bobo Afternoon oallera were Ralph i laiwaon. Carl Harmon of Convoy. Mr. and Mra. John Hill and aon Jack of Fort Wayne. Mr*. Nettle Harmon and John Ballard. MRS. H. R. MOLTZ HAS CLUB AND QUESTS Mr* H. R. Mold waa hoateaa to th* mtmHter* of her bridge club and a number <rf gueata Saturday evening at her home on Fourth alreet. At Ml-thlrty o'clock a dellclou* three <-our*e dinner waa aerVed Contract bridge waa enjoyed and ' prltea awarded to Mra. George | Flandera for the clubhand Mra. Milo Black for Ute gueata. The St. Mary’a townahip home economic* club will meet at the home of Mra.Glarry Marti Thur*ijuy evening at one o'clock The meeting will alao be a ahower for Mra. Harry McDormat k. who formerly wa* Mlaa Doria Shifferly. The V. I S. claaa <rf the Firat t'nited Brethren Sunday achool •will meet In the church aoclal room Tueaday evening at all o'clock for the March meeting and party Thl* will Im* a pot luck dinner and all member* are aaks*d to he preaent a ltd bring gueata. o — Mra. Clyde Butler and daughter Mary Joe vlaited In Fort Wayne Saturday.

4AN—- CtOC&Jt/V ■) Crocker Homo fiervlve Department pr *pe roe by SOUFFLES FOB LINT Cheese Souffle is an excellent meet substitute ... and the ntob Burg about it is that once you’ve mastered the art of turning out this buoyant golden souffle with its tender, flavorful outer crust and creamy interior you really have half a dosen other meatless main lishes at your fingertips. There are so many different foods you can substitute for the cheese. Not Trick, When Yes Know The Tricks Unfortunately souffles have gained a reputation for being eueh trick, temperamental things that many women are afraid to attempt them. But like everything else, once you’ve learned the tricks, they lon't seem tricky any more. So here’s the recipe for Cheese Souffle with ail the tricks. CHEESE SOUFFLE 4 tbsp, better 1 cup mild American cheese 4 tbsp, low (grated) ra’o & ’ i LTerwm M tartar Melt the butter in a saucepan, blend in flour sndsaltremove from heat, and add milk. Return to heat, and cook until thick (about 5 minutes), stirring constantly. Now blond in the grated cheese •nd stir until the eheese is melted. Remove from the heat. Trick I—Do not everbeat the egg whites Beat them until they are frothy ... add the cream of tartar and continue beating until the rgg whites are stiff enough to hold up in a paint when you pull cwt the teeter. They must stay in that point If the point slumps back into the fluffy mass after a second or two you'll have to beet them a bit longer. But the, must not tone their gleoelneee If they reach the point where they are dull looking and inclined to fly apart, they are sverbeaten and will rain your souffle. There ia nothing for it then but to start all over again with new whites. Triek >—Remember that the egg yolks ran take it. so beat and beet and boat them (with the same boater you used for the egg whites > until they are thiek and temoa-eolored Remember that under-beaten egg yolks are just as disastrous to your souffle as over-beatea egg " '*Now stir your thick, lemon-eolored yolks slowly into the eheeee " iXt Triik 4—FeM ... don't st’r. . . yow eheeee mixture fatotbo itiffly bratoa on whites. Folding, you know, is a gentle down, threugh and woTLotion la which none of the air bunton into the on it4*ii is lost Trick 4—The baking temperature io highly i"’po<’‘*nt So when you've poured your fluffy soufllo mixture tato a well-groaood 11* quart iasseroh (4 inches in diameter)... set it to a dish or pan dJwt water having the water roach well up on the dish Bake It in an oven that hw teJn prohoatod to 4M"F .. . moderate for Wto 40 minutoo. It's done when a sliver knife thrust into the center eomes out clean. The souffle will puff way up and become golden brown on ton Triek 4—Serve lust Sa soon as you take it out of the even. Or If you rannot serve it the minute ft 6 done, leave ft in the oven with the heat turned off until ymi are wady for it For a Move Flavorful Souffle: Add a little mustard or H top. Worcestershire sauce. Ranee With Cbeeae Souffle Servo with a eream sauce to which sauteed mushrooms, shrimp, nt-up ripe olives, capers or chopped ehives have been added. Seafood er Vegetable Beuffloa Instead of the eheeee, use 1 eup finely cut erabmeat. salmon, tuna. toboteToTshrimT seasowsdwith a tableipocn of lemon juice. For a Vegetable Soufffi, substitute for the eheeee. 1 eup finely eut, well drained cooked vegetables seasoned to taste. oorteM W new <*-*- as. ■ If yes hove any epeslfio ceohlng problems, send a letter requesting latormettoa to Betty Crocker In care of thio Mwapapoe. You will pmolvo a prompt, personal reply. Ptoses onoleoe 4 cent stamp to sever postage.

AKr i K y I JInAA I 1 Pj&Wf | \ x/ Ilf * Mr and Mra. L C. Ann-n. Mr. and Mr*. Alva Nichol* and Mr. and Mn. Frank Crlat were anantig thoae from Iteewtur who attended the funeral aervlce* for French Parrlih at the Harter funeral home In |telph>n. Ohio Sunday Fl'>yd Death left yeaterday for Matwell Field. Alabama to vtali hi* 'co -onaid. w'-o gpmrtly un derwen. On aH><‘UW*"t<*my, Mra Alfred Bawver. na* been ! confined to her bom- it the Home- | Mead for the paat week with influI enia She iwaa reported a* being not ao well la-t evening Lt and Mra. Il<«bi-rt E Ikiniel* and daughter of Fort Jat-kaon. South Carolina are vlaillng in De rwlur while the d'M'tor la on a abort furlough Mi** Julia Ann Meyer*, daughter of Mr and Mra. Arthur Meyer*. I* confined to her Imml with mea*lea Mr and Mra. O G Baughman | and daughter Helen motored to I - Fort Wayne yeaterday where 'hey ! vlaited with Mr. and Mra. G E i Baughman. L Mr*. John Anderaon of Hartford [(•By vlaltpd in Decatur yeaterday i with her nww granddaughter. Kiraten Kay daughter of Mr and Mr*, i Sigurd Anderaon of *l> Monroe , afreet Other viaitor* from Hart- ' ford City were the Mlaaea Phylli* ■ and Patricia Manlier and Hob , i Seine Mr. and Mr*. Charle* f’oe and daughter Lynn of HheVtyvllle vlaited in Decatur thl* afternoon with Mr and Mr*. Sigurd Anderaon and , other friend* Mra H H Stoner nd Chicago and Mr and Mr*. (» P Edward* of Ohio apent Sunday In Decatur where they vlalted their mother, Mr* John Niblick, who j* 1 a patient at the Adam* county met mortal hospital While here they ’ enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. i and Mr*. A. D. Nuttie* of Fifth ■ afreet ' Mr*. George Hlnderltng <rf route 3 ha* been admitted to Ute Adam* i I county memorial boapital for medt- ' cal obaervaGon and care. Karen HUI. rhe JSdayold baby daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frant Frank ha* been di*mi*»ed frrwn the ’ hmrpltal to her home at 70* Wa«h ’ Ington *trret. Mia* Mary Virginia GrHham. of ’ Poplar Hluff. Mo . la the gueata of r her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mra. ' Oharlea A Burdg. of R R 3. Mr. Hurdg. who ba* been quite 111. I* •teodily Improving Dinner gue»t< ' at bl* home on Sunday, were hl* 1 elater. Mlaa Merle Burdg of Port- ’ land, and hi* brother. William J r Burdg and wife, of near I'nlon- * dale, I ' 0 I Among the odd occupaiiona diarovered by cenaua-taker* during r IMS were flahworm rancher ham- > aniSer. wbiatie-teater, and egg breaker

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♦ - - • Adams County Memorial Hospital • • Admitted Richard Lu-htenatei-ger. 1013 Ja< kaon afreet; Mr*. Chriatena Vogliawede of Third atreaW. Mr*. Kenneth Hecour. 010 Spencer afreet; Ml** Myrtle Wal ter*, route 3. WllUam Herderhorat. route 2. Monroeville. Mr* George Hlnderling. route 8. Diamlaaed: Hoby Karen HUI Frank. 70* Waahlngnm afreet; Mlaa Irla Bowen. Wren. O. Mr* Paul Arnold and baby daughter, > route 2. Roger Arnold. Bryant; | Richard Llrtijenateiger. city; Mr*. C. ('anißtell. Gentwa. - - Man’s Body Taken From River Today Fort Wayne. Mar 2* U-R A lerdy. Identifier! by police a* Rua aell Lloyd 57. Fort Wayne, wa* taken from the river here today. Police aaid they were WMble tc determine exactly how and wh-m Lloyd died They aaid he had been reported mlaaing laat December 2<i, but actually had not been «.* n > ainr e December 22 ■ l -— - - Edna Mae Schultz Back From Hospital Ml*e Edna Mae Nr hultl. atudent at the Lincoln tubool. and daughter • I of Rev and Mr*. Paul Schult*, haa j ; I returned frtwn Cleveland where abe ha* been aince January Mi*« Schulu laid a delicate operation at | the Cleveland < linic for a hand In jury and I* now getting al tint well. I ■<.■»— — - Parole Violator Is Returned To Prison W, O. Johnaon. a former Cleveland. Ohio phyaiclan. wa* taken to the atate prlaon at Michigan City from the Adam* county jail thl* morning by la*o Ehinger. parole agent. Johnaon had 'been in the custody trf Sheriff Ed .Miller *t the jail ovei the weekend, after being brought here by agent Ehinger form Columbu*. Ohio prlaon. where he had •erved a awntwnce. He wa* returned aa a parole violator - - ■■ 9- — Tela* produce* Wbottt *2 percent of the nation'* oil ■' Si w A. aS Do youy&’Z like play after a day’s work? Join tho many happy thousands who approvo of tho *.*.*. way of building back strength and pep. • * by regaining tho appetite a * * restoring rich, rod blood. Eyou are pale, tired, lack a keen ippetll*. have k»t weight and feel run-aown... a frequent aign that your atomarh digeatlon I* i»-r and your blood to weak—than do try in U>« atmpt*. away way—6 y i farting a eouraa of Blood Tonic. MA Toole may b* jual what you navd. tn the abaanca of an organic trouble or focal Inftctlon It Incraaaaa tba »tlte... aid* tn stomach digaaUon... balpa give you a boost ia energy a trial will eowvinee you UJ to Ume-teatm .. scientist* have proved it. too. Try it youraalf to build sturdy baaith the kind that will glv« you naw aaat to fast like play after a ; day** work. At all drug store* In two eoevantoot atom Ask lor the Mg* oa bettto...a*aaavta<. DMO-Co. j

British Cruiser To Be Repaired Here A British < ruiaer will arrive at , Norfolk. Va.. for repair, wl’blii I two or three week,. I'otnmander I D D Mercer, admiralty attache to I | the British consulate. *aid today I Mercer wa* commenting on a report l>road>*,t t,y the Koine radio . that a IO.OSO ton British destroy i er" was limping into Cheater, Pa.. I badly damaged after an engagement with a German aulmiarlnr I —«a—- — — •• 1 I Adams County Bridge Contract On April 15 ■" ~ • Indianapolia, Ind., Manh 24 —I ' tl’Pi The atate highway comml*-1 ' *lon will open bid* April 15 on ap-1 protlmately 32.000.t5t0 worth of; toad* and bridge construction. , Jame* I* Adam*, chairman of the I commission, announced today. In-' I < luderl in the Hat of project* bn

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I which tontract* arc to be let wa* a ! brtdae on i‘>ad ll* over WatM*h I river 3 * mile, eaat of Berne in I Adutn* county — Caraltna'a Wi'dlt** Thmnvr Charleaton. N C — tl’Pi Burni riant Chamberlant. curator of vrrte--1 brale goology at the Charleston i tnuaeiiiit ha* reported that lit -IH-cle* ot bird* were spotted along I th>- South t arollna cowat during th,- fifth annual bird < rnaua, H* ' «aid I*o •!»•< ie* were sighted dur- | Ing the 1»3» imans. o Trade in a Uood Town — Greater

COLDS-I FTOHT MIBERY right I you feel tt- with iwift-acting \ J I VICKS VAPOMUM