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The neat meeting will he held Nov-*-ml>er 13 Instead of the jmh be cause of Tbankegiylng ROBERT ORO WEDS HUNTINGTON GIRL lluntlngton. Oct. JO Miss Jean Weber. daughter of postmaster and Mrs, Paul G W**l**-r, became the bride of Robert Dro ot Berne. In a ceremony at the Piral Presbyterian church at 9:3n o'clock Saturday morning solemnised by Rev It II Hutchinson A Wedding break fa*’ at the Colonial tearoom followed the rite* which were read by candlelight before the altar bunked with greenery and baskets of yellow crysanthemum*. Attendants were Mrs Donald Meek st rot h. Evansville. and Herman Hchafer, Fort Wayne. Jay MeCreary, Bloomington. Utre* ta-h man. Herne, and Ikiuda* W*-b*-r, brother ot the bride, wer« ushers. Organ selection* were played by Miss Esther Davis and Mrs Mark Shideler sang. The bride was graduated from Huntington high school and attended Indiana university two years. Mhe la a member of the I. I', chapter of the Delta Gamma sorority and tho Huntington Tri Kappa chapter and ha* been teaching at the Lincoln school. Mr. Dro was graduated from Herne r.lgh school and ftom Ind lana university last June At the university he was a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, the Sphinx club and wa* a varsity basketball and baseball player. He is athletic coach at P*-nd’eton high school. The ladies' aid society of the St. Paul church has heen postponed from Thursday to October 30 al which time it will meet at the home of Mrs Ha rah Martin. Our Lady of (Sood Council study dub met recently with Mr* Francis Koor* with roll call answered with an ejaculation. An article was road by Miss Lucille Braun and a general discussion held The meeting dosed with prayer and the dub adjourned to meet again November 13. The Meeting of the Philo class which was to have heen held this evening has been postponed until Thursday evening.'October M 0. Y. B. CLASS HAS KID PARTY The D. Y. >H class of the First KJalted Brethren Sunday school met at the home of Mrs* Manley Foreman recently and enjoyed a kid party The meeting opened with the song. "The Little Red Schoolhouse," by Mrs. Ih-rtha Hakers. Mrs. Mattie Fisher and Mrs. Goldie Fisher. After each had recited a nursery rhyme, the business meeting anddevotions were held. During the social hour refreshments in the form of school lunches were served by the hostesses. Mr* Manlev Foreman. Mrs Marbaugh. Mrs. Mattle Fisher, and Mrs Baker. There were forty nine In attendance.

CU B CALENDAR Society Deadlier, 11 A. M. , Fanny Macy Phsnea 1000 — 1001 Monday Philo riaea, Masquerade Party. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bedwell, 7:30 p m Postponed to Thursday Octoiter 30. Pythian Bisters Masquerade Party. K of P. Home, 7.3« p. m. Adam* County Choru*. Moose Home. |:3S p m. Research t’lub, Mrs. F. II Heuer, 3:30 p. m. Woman’* Club Formal Opening, Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, S;3O p m. Pythian Rlstere T'mple Meeting. K. ot P. Home, 7:30 p. m. Ht. Mary's Hoclety, Catholic Mchool Auditorium, 7:3*» p m. Tuesday Catholic faidles of Columbia. Pot Luck Dinner. K. of C. Hall, C. 30 p. m. Psi lota XI. Mrs. (harl-s Hite. 7:30 p. m. Kiim-Joiti-I’« Class. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Nmlth, 7:30 p. m. Annual Mincemeat Etale, Methodist Chur* h. Tri Kappa Picnic, Hanna-Nutt-man Park. 6 p. m. Eta Tau Nlgnta sorority. Mias Betty Tricker, 7:30 p. m Wednesday Kt. Jude Htudy Club. K of C. Hall, 7:30 p. m. Historical Club, Mrs. W. F. Beery, 2:30 p tn. Shaki-speare Club, Mrs. Dick Townsend 2:30 p m Thursday St. Paul Indies' Aid Society, Mrs. Sarah Martin. Postponed One Week. !*oyal Daughters Class, Mr*. Clarence Wwbwr. 7:30 p. m. Phoebe Bible Class Masquerade Party. Mrs. Dallas Goldner. S p. m Kirkland leidles* Club. Kirkland Scbmtl. Ipm. Saturday Rummage Hale by Tri Kappa. Dugan Building. Second Street Mr. and Mrs. Vance R. Hudson of Winchester street entertained at dinner and bridge Sunday for Mr and Mrs. Frank Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Byford Ehle. Mr. and Mr*. Sam Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Will Chrisman, all of Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. <’. E. Hudson of Muncie, AFFOLDER-HOUK WEDDING OCCURS The wedding yesterday of Miss Phyllis H<tuk. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Houk of II tagland. i and Vernon W. Affolder, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ai’folder ot Mercer avenue, came a* a pleasant surprise to their many ft tend* in Decatur and vicinity. Th*- wedding was solemnised 1 Sunday afternoon at two o'clock • in the Antioch Lutheran church, i Hoagland, with BeV. Richard Henry Trojan receiving the vows. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Vance Fenlmore. The bride wore a blue pastel suit with antique tan accessories and a corsage of I Marian Martin Pattern li Zi’ ’ • '1 111 ’ * • ” I B r /u 9 ’* ** 11 9 • ’J Ja ' lv\ E\|W r • • ’ * ’■Tel ■I \ \ TM \ \ \ I Pattern 9SM) may be ordered only In misses' and women s sixes 12. 14, 18. 1«. 20, 30. 32. 34. 38, 3X and 40. Sire 18 requires 4 yards 35 Inch fabric. To get this patterns send FIFTEEN CENTS to Decatur Daily Democrat's Pattern Department. 300 W. Jackson Blvd.. Chicago, 111. Send an extra TEN CENTS for our 1941-42 Pattern Book. Smart newseason styles for every age — and a FREE Glove and Belt Pattern.

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Stork Said it With Music jE A r •* f. L A. PAonepkoto Mrs. Pauline Siegal assures her husband. Allen, that H it was grand!” after giving birth to a five-pound baby boy, to the strains of Tsehalkowsky's Concerto in B flat minor. Musie was used to ease the pain of a caesarian operation performed in Chicago under local anesthetic. Said hubby: “1 could have used a little musical distraction myself, while waitingl"

pink carnations. Her attendant wore black velvet with white trim and bla.-k accessories. After the .-er.-mony, a wedding dinner was served to thirty guests at the home of the bride. Pvt Affolder Is home on a fif-teen-day furlough from Ca up Shelby. Mississippi. Il*- will return to camp next Saturday. FORMAL OPENING OF WOMAN’S CLUB TONIGHT More than two hundred reservation* bar** been made for the dinner at 8:30 o'clock this evening at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church marking the formal opening of the Decatur Woman’s club for the fall and winter season. Following the dinner, c musical program will be given in the auditorium of the church by George Lyons, internationally famous harpist. singer and humorist. Th** program will Ih* presented by Mrs. Arthur It. Holthouse, actj lug president of the club. Presenta- ' Hon of the club officers, departmental chairman and district officers will I**- made at tho dinner by the president. Th*- Woman’s * lull has a mewsbership of about 2to. Including the Jun ior d* partment and junior arts MRS. FRED KING ENTERTAINS SISTERS Four sisters enjoyed the day Sunday. together with their mother Mrs. Charles Straw, at the nome of one of tho sisters. Mrs. Fred King on Mercer avenue The other three sisters were Mrs. John Vahn and Mrs. Don Dibble, both of Celina, Ohio and Mrs.'Russel Shinn of Fort Wayne. Tho occasion marked the birthday anniversaries of Mr*. King and Mrs. Vahn. Tho slaters exchanged gift* and Mr*. Vahn was delightfully surprised when she re< elved a

Too Much Noise—EriOaL K Sig w** I r, " 1 ’ *■* J ■$ Became their neven children made “too much noise,” Mr. and Mre. Henry Siddone were evicted from their attic flat in a Chicago suburb and their furniture placed on the atreet. Mrs. Siddona here , . attempts U> comfort Sandra, the youngeat child.

Jap Foreign Minister Skigcnori Togo Former Japanese ambassador to Berlin, Shigenori Togo has been named foreign minister In the new, and reportedly strongly pro-Axis Japanese cabinet of Premier Tojo. beautiful corsage from the other three sisters. A delicious dinner wa* served at noon, with the dining table attractively decorated with a Ihiwl of mum*. The Eta Tau Sigma aorortty will meet Tuesday night at seven-thir-ty o’clock at the home of Mis* Betty Tricker on First street ' ■ iiii'i i r ' I’l BI.IC AI’CTION: 5:30 P. M. Wed.. Oct. 22. 5 Rtsim Completely Modern home. 122 South lilh St.

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Miss Bertha Heller of the Indians Girls' school. Indianapolis enjoyed the weekend In Bluffton and Decatur with relatives. Mrs. Monta Hensley and Mr. ami Mrs David Hensley of Fort Wayne spent several hours visiting in Decatur Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. -Hob Marley and sons Hob. George and Dl« k »pent yesterday In Decatur and at the home of Mr Magley's parent*. Mr and Mrs. John C. Magley of north the city. Mrs John Tyndall who Is spend iny two weeks In Bluffton with her son Ralph granddaughter Joyce spent Sunday at her home here actompaeled by them Mrs I Ralph Tyndall and son John Philip , are spending two weeks in tb*-j east. Harold Sauer reutrned th's morning to Charleston. South Carolina to re-enter the I’nited State* army after a furlough at home. He is l*eIng taken to the post 4*y his parents, Mr and Mrs. Phil Bauer and son. Ralph. Pvt. Ambrose Spangler of Camp Shelby. Mississippi, is visiting on furlough here with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Spangler. Pvt. Spangler is an Adam* county selective service trainee. Mr. and Mrs Frank Krick have returned from Fort Benjamin Harrison where they visited tlteir son. Corp Jo Krick who has been confined to the hospital there following an operation They reported that he is progressing satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Swaim and daughters of Bluffton vl«lt*-d in Decatur yesterday afternoon and evening. Al Klelnstnith. a chemist at the Central Soya Company, enjoyed the weekend In Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Tom Allwetn returned to Gibson City. 111. after a visit with her parents here. She was accompanied home l»y her brother Bud Townsend. Pvt. Wm. Tutweiler. Fort Knox Kentucky visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Heare. Mr and Mrs. Harvey BuffetibarIter. Gibson <'ity. Illinois, visited over the weekend with relatives and friends in In-catur. .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ray and family of Willshire. Oltlo visited in D*-<a-tur Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller and son* of Rensselaer visited over the weekend with relatives here. Mr and Mrs II E. Butler and Mrs. Giles V Porter of thi* city and Mrs. George Renner of Cincinnati have returned to their respective homes after a week's trip through the Smokey mountains, where they visited many spots of beauty and Interest. Mrs. Russel Shinn of Fort Wayne was the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred King and family. Pvt. Henry L. Bieberich of Camp Shelby. Miss., arrived home Sunday for an eight day furlought with his family and friends. Mrs. C. B. Binl th who ha* been i patient at the Adams county Me ! mortal hospital the past ten day* was returned to her home near Warsaw today. She has been suffering from a diabetic condition and came here for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch visited In Indianapolis Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuhn, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Saylors artplanning to move Into their new home on Fifth street this week. Mr. and Mr*. Rubrrt H* 11.-r and the Misses Joan Cowan and Libby Macy enjoyed a motor trip to Fort Defiance. Ohio Sunday. — o ARRIVALS •Mr. and Mrs. laiwrence Morrison of 504 South Fifth street are the parents of a baby girl, born at the Adams county memorial hospital thia morning at nine o’clock. She weighed eight -pouads *ev*«n and

three -quarter* ounces and she Im* been named Velma Jean. Mr. and Mrs Di* k H«-!denba* h of 215 Mouth Chestnut street. Van Wert. Ohio ar.- the parent* of a baby son. born at the Van Wert county hospital at 11 <»5 o'clmk Saturday morning The baby weigti *-d seven pound* and five ounces and ha* been named Benny l-ewi*. Mrs. R*-ldeiil*a<h wan formerly Catherine Murphy of thl* city. • — ♦ Adams County Memorial Hospital e o Admitted: James Fleming. 225 North Fifth street. Dismissed: Mr* Ralph Heed and baby son. Adam* street; Mrs. Albert Stahley. bal*y son. Berne; I Mrs. Charles B. Smith. Wai saw I . Marion Youth Drowns In Mississineua River Marion, Oct. ’<» tl’Pl Twelve-year-old Kenneth Contxrman drowned in the Mlssissinewa river yesterday when he fell from a raft. The iiody was recovered.

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Schrieker Secretary Is Taken By Death Knox. Ind. Oct 20 It'Pl E. A. <E*l*li*'> Wilken, nominal executive secretary to Governor H«hri<ker. died at hi* home Saturday after a long illness He was 39 Wilken dire* t*<d S< hrlcker's successful gubernatorial campaign In 1940 and wa* appointed to the secretaryship He held the post only a few day* when ilhtt-s* forced him to withdraw He retained the title however. lamg active In Demmratlc politics, Wilken was the party's Stark county chairman. —■- ' _■■■■

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