Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 5 November 1941 — Page 3

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DAIRY AUCTION 12 O'Clock Sharp! FRIDAY, November 7th AT HORSE SHOW BARNS. BRYAN. O. I 77 IMPORTED REGISTERED HOLSTEINS •*>»' apltndid hand -picked lot from Canada'* beat herd*. ■OOO COWS. 2 to 7 years old. froth and closc-up- lota of scsl*. ■llffßS. 10 to 14 month* old. ■ILLI. 4 rtady for lervice, oxcollont for foundation hord airoo! ■sub T ft. Hang* and Ma»tltl» Free! Extended pedigree*— ■r rxtaloaue. Rich breeding, dedrsble type, quality and (lie. ■ inlmali are noted for production and butterfat. At thia war- ■» production of more milk I* not only dedrable. It I* Impera■bi* thl, H |e your OPPORTUNITY to take care of your baae Itaim and to add foundation Holstein* to your herd. GEO. V. MELLOTT, Owner *»: Roy Johnnon. Decatur. Ind ; BRYAN, OHIO ta»r. Bryan, 0.; P. J. Short. Archbold. O. —— in ... .jigg M The Hit of the Season ZIPPER LINED B [coats '•* Wool Suede A " h Material in * (atnel shade. JM|| lrs,l *ht hark style, i-, .■ wTwßy . **** *'l* in or ■ * >•/*-i.-t. r,. Sa. m A. Ih >* and R IVK ft I ’lB-95 * in and * rv them on. niblick & co.

cede the book review which commences at two-thlrty o’clock The price of admission In twinty-flve cents and the public la Invited to attend. — _ rr .. .„ The Flreman'ii auxiliary will meet with Mrs, Ervin Kiley Monday evenlni at seven-thirty o’clock at her home at «'»2 Indiana street. The meeting of the Kt. Jude study club, which waa to have been held 1 thia evenlni, ha« been nostpom-d one week. —I —.l ll< The ladies’ aid society of the Ftrat i’nlted Brethren church will meet at the home of Mrs. Will H trail in Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Assist ing hostesses are Mrs. Charles llohenold and Mra Oren Brown. The woman's missionary society of the Zion Evanaehcal and Heformed church will have a rumm age sale in the church basement Saturday morning from nine o'clock to seven o'clock In the evening Members of the church are asked to bring their clothing to the church early Saturday morning. The Spanish-American auxiliary will meet at the Lagion home Thursday evening at *ev<n-thlrty o'clock. SORORITY HOLDS BUSINESS MEETINO The Psi lota XI sorority held a business meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mra. Victor Richer. Reports on future projects were made by Mi«s Barbara Duke. Mra. Robert Freeby and Mrs Iton MacLean. December 5 was the date set for the sorority to attend the Indianapolis symphony March J. 1342 waa set as the date for inspection. The next meeting of the sorority Will be a social one st the home of Mrs Clifford Saylors. With Mrs. Harry Sheets, the Misses Barbara Duke. Peggy Gaunt. Gladyr Miller and Flora M fainkenau as the assisting hostesses. The Mt. Pleasant Bible class will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs. ! Chauncey Sheets Friday evening at | eight o'clock All members are asked to attend

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Masy Phenes 1000 - 1001 Wednesday First Aid Class. Llncoh School, 7 p. m. Historical Club, Mrs. 8. E. Hite, >3O p. m ladle* Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Walter Krick. X: 30 p. m. S’ Jude Study club. K. of C. Hall, 7:30 p in. Postponed one week | Thursday I'nlon Chapel Ladles' Aid. Mrs Dwight Patterson. I p. m Women's All Day Meeting. Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church • :30 a. m W M M. All Day Meeting. Evangelical Church Social Room, 10 a. m. Nuttman Avenue V. II Missionary Society, Mrs. Frank Garwood 7:30 p m. Missionary Society. First Presbyterian Church. 2 p m. Spiritual Life Group. First Presbyterian Church, 2 p m. Dinner Bridge Club. Miss Madge Hite, Postponed. Pleasant Dale ladies Aid AU Day Meeting. Mrs. J. Llby of Bluffton. Postponed one Week. New England Dinner, Methodist Church. II a. m. to I p. m. Cafeteria Supper, Methodist Church, S to 7 p m. Nazarene Women's Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs. Jess Edgell, 7:30 p m. First Vnlted Brethren ladles' Aid Society. Mrs. William Strahm. 2 p. m. Spanish-American Auxiliary. Region Home, 7:30 p. m. Friday Mt. Pleasant Bible Study Class. Mr and Mrs. Chauncey Sheets, 3 p. m. Ave Maria Discussion Group. K. of C. Hall. Postponed until Monday. First V B Worx and Win Class, Church. 8:30 p. m. Saturday Rummage Sale. Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church 9 a. m. to 7 p. m Monday Corlntian Class. Mrs. Oren Schults. 7:30 p. m. Pythian Slaters Temple Meeting. K. of P. Home. 7:30 p m. Research Club. Mrs. Eugene Runyon. 2:30 p. m. Ave Maria Discussion Group. K. of C. Hall. 7 :30 p. m. Fireman's Auxiliary. Mrs. Irvin Elzey, 7:30 p. m. Music Department. Miss Helen Haubold, 8 p. m. Literature Department. Mrs. lao Kirsch. 7:30 p. m. Art Department Buffet Supper. Mrs. Milo Black. Junior Women, Miss Flora M. Lankenau, 7:30 p. m. TRI KAPPA SORORITY REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING The Tri Kappa sororiiy held the regular business meeting Tuesday evening at the Elks home on North Second street Miss Kathryn Kauffman was selected to keep the sorority wrap book for the year. The sorority voted to purchase

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ten tickets to the Fort Wayne Civic Hymphoney orchestra. which Is being sponsored this year by Province eight of the sorority. The ten tickets Will be presented to the senior girls of both the De--atur and Catholic school hands for their exclusive use Mlns Helen Hauvold of this city la a member of the board The next meeting will be a hayrack party on November II with Mrs J. Ward Calland. Mrs Angle Macy. Miss Martha E. Hnwer and Mlsa Patricia McCmtnell as the committee In chargc DORCAB CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs Tom Cook was seler'ed as the new president of the Dt,rcaa class of the Evangelical Munday school at the meoting held in tb< soc ial room of the church last evening. Other officers are Mrs. 8 E Black, vice-presldewt; Mra. Frank Butler, secretary: Mrs. Orval Har ruff, assistant and Mra. Martin Zimmerman, treasurer. Twenty-three members were present and after the business session a sot ial evening of games and contests was enjoyed Refreshments were served by the host esses. Mrs. Henry Adler. Mra. O. J. Trlcker and Mra. Tom Kern. The next meeting will be a Christmas party, the second Tuesday in December, at which time a pot-luck supper and a gift exchange will lie enjoyed. DUTIFUL DAUGHTERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS The Dutiful Daughters class of the Evangelical Munday school met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ivan Stucky for a business and social evening, with nineteen mem bers present. Mrs. Russel Melchi, president, called the meeting to order. The class decided to sponsor a book review for December 4. at which time Mrs. Edna Mettler of Fort Wayne will give "The Nazarene." There will be no admission charge but a free will offering will be taken. Mrs. Mettler Is being brought here more as a treat to the community rather than a money making project The class voted to have a ten cent gift ezchange this year instead of a twenty-five cent exchange. The difference will then be used to purchaa a gift for the Red Bird Mission and In this way Christmas may be shared with them A committee was appointed to find out what the mission needs. Election of officers waa 'hen held and Mrs. Dwight Sheets was selected as the new president; Mrs. Haber Feaael. vice-president; Mrs. Mtbcky. secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Gregg .McFarland, assistant. At conclusion of the business meeting. Marvin Wayne Mlucky played a piano solo, after which contesta were enjoyed and the • prizes awarded to Mrs. Eugene Runyon and Mrs. Richard McConnell. l-ovely refreshments were served by Mrs Stucky, assisted by Mrs. Albert Johnson. The Christmas party will be held December 2 at the home of Mrs McConnell* who will lie assisted by Mrs. Homer Llby, Mra. Peter Bailey and Mrs. Melchi. MRS. F. L. GRANDBTAFF IB LEBBON LEADER The Church Mothers study club met yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church for the regular meeting, with Mra. Jack Freidt having the devotional* and Mrs F L. Grandataff. the leMuu. The articles presented and discussed were "Getting along with Brothers and Bisters" f.jm Parents magazine and "Helping Children to Grow Religiously" from the Christian Home. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Rolrert Mills and Mrs Ernest Vhrlck. who served refreshments during the social hour. Members are requested to renew

War’s Going on in China, Too i< * . .- / i 4 .-Jw. i L - c- MR ! ■Be W Kruk ■it*Bn« of th. f*w picture* to com* out of th* Blno-J«p*n*«* war ion*, thia vivid action (hot (how( Japan** (hock troop*. l*d by a. »wordbrandlahing offlc*r, nuking into a burning camp occupied by Ciunem wtldi*™ at Changsha, in Hunan province

their su Inter Ipt lons for Psrenta magatlne at the next meeting or call Mrs Walter Flzey JAPANESE DIPLOMAT tCONTINL'KLi FROM PAUE ONK> alon was Indicated by the fact that he was flying In a Japanese plane to Hongkong, strongly fortified British crown colony. Illa arrival there will mark the first landing of a Japanese plane In the British Mouth China fortress iKurustl appears to have been sent on a showdown mission which, the Japanese seemed to Indicate, may determine whether there Is to be war or peace in the Paetfle.) An official announcement said Kuruau has been sent to assist Ambassador Klchlsaburo Nomuia In arriving "at the earliest possible settlement with the I'nlted State* In view of the prevailing Internatloasl Battlement." A well Informed Jspanese source said thia does not mean Japan Is capitulating but that she Is seek Ing "Immediate clarification” whether fur.her discussions with the Vnlted tat»s would be producfive of tangible result. The dispatch of Kuruau. a career diplomat and a veteran, who Is regarded an having the beat command of English of any man In the foreign office, was accompanied by suggestions in the foreign office organ. Japan Times and Advertiser. that Britain favors peace Intween the Vnlted States and Japan. Hold Consultations London. Nov B-fVPI Btrateglc consultation* of major Importance are In progress at Canberra, capital of Australia. It waa said today. The presa said empire policy toward Japan remains unchanged. Exact nature of the Canberra consultations has not been officially revealed although Australian prime minister John Curtin has characterized them as having world wide Implications Gen Kir Archibald Wavell. British commander in India who had been Inspecting British defenses at Singapore, was reported to have left by plane to return to India after revealing that the "steady flow" of Imperial troops to that bastion of British far eastern defense will continue. Wavell was quoted by the Dally Mali's correspondent that the "threatening situation Im the fat east" can be expected to continue Singapore reports said Wavell had planned to make a more extensive Inspection of Burma de fenae*. It was not indicated whether hl* departure was due to I a sudden change In plans

Mr and Mrs I»an H. Tyndlal will go to Indianapolis tomoirow to bring home their daughter. Miss Anna Jane Tyndall, a senior stud ent in nurses' training at the Methodist hospital Miss Tyndall Is recuperating from an appendectomy Mrs Frederic Schafer. Mrs. William Bell and Dan Schafer returned yesterday from a day's visit in Chicago Childs of Findlay. Ohio looked after business here yesterday Miss Eva Acker, who ha* been In San Jose, California for the past year with her sister, will leave there the 17th of November en route to her home in this city. Rev. George farsier left today for Indianapolis to attend the Evangelistic retreat of all churches of the Vnlted Brethren and Evangelical groups On Wednesday atfernoon Rev larzier will speak to the group on "Evangelism." Mr and Mr*. James E. Kessler of Monroe sttended the funeral of the former s brother, Peter Kessler of Colon. Michigan, yesterday. They were accompanied by C. E. Hocker of this city. Mrs. Dick Engle and son Dick. Jr

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have gone to Chicago for a Week'* visit with Mr. and Mr*. 1.. C. Hundrl'-k Sharleen Murphy of North Secottd afreet wax admitted to the he cal hospital thia morning for a tonailectomy. Police chief dame* Border* will attend the FBI school for execu I live* at Indianapolis Thursday and -Friday. Other school* by the fed eral bureau will follow. Including that for patrolmen. Sheriff Ed Miller ha* been In Terre Haute, attending the annua! sheriff* convention Mr* David Campbell of Fort Wayne spent the day In Decatur with her daughter*. Mr*. Cbarle* Ehinger and Ml»» Betty Campltell She also attended the meeting of her literary club ARRIVALS Mr. and Mr*. Cursti* D Mast are iho parent* of a baby son, born thl* noon at 12:16 o'clock, at the Adam* county memorial hospital He weighed eight pound*, one and one-half ounce* and ha* been named Stephen l.ee Mr. and Mr*. Iluliert Hex* of route 2. are the parent* of a baity

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eon. born Tuesday morning at 7.55 , o'clock at the Adam* county memorial hospital He weighed seven I pound*, nine ounce* and ha* been : named Paul Robert. 0 — B o Adams County Memorial Hospital Admitted: Sharleen Murphy.! North Second strep', Dale Huey, j Route I. Bryant. Dismissed Alphu* Deßolt, Elm I atreet; Mr* Robert Duff and Imbyi ■on. North Second street; Frank Hur«t, High street; Mr*. Eli Andrew*. Patterson street; Mr- -Eugene Fauble, route 2. Rockford. Ohio o Yellow Jacket Yell Leaders Selected The Howling Hosts and Pep* Champ*, organixation* of De« atur' Junior-senior student* holding sea , son ticket* to Yellow Jacket basketball game*, have elected )vll lead- i er* for the ensuing year Girl* (elected are Belva Bink and Helen Hazelwood with the l>oy yell leader* Janie, Egly and l-i Verm- Kitchen Deane Doi win wa« | chairman of the election board

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EUGENE McCANN I (CONTINUKD »it<>M CA'IF. ONB> I county In Ylh-n county the work I* handled ’»y five committeemen. RUSSIAN REPORTS CONTINCED rtiOM FAHB (Ml plane* of the M ixim Gorki typecapable of carrying a, many ax > 12ti men per plane The Gorkt wa* ‘ the world * large*t land plane at I the time It wa« built. It cracked I up «everal vear* ago * Tlo- plane- are .o large, the di*j patch noted, that 2'"' are *ufflclent Io move an entire divi*lon O" I’. S., Canada Will Coordinate Industry Waihlngton, Nov 5 tl'Pt Canada and the Cnlted Stale* have , *e: up a Joint committee t> coj ordinate the inihi'trial fat-IJitie* | of the two countlie* for the pro- , duction of war equipment in the I Im I th- aga n*t Nizilam Tile White If nt <■ aim oiiieed ■ that < reati-m of th.- commi t. .. had 1 been agreed to by Pie,ldem ltoo»e---veil and < aii.iil.an p me minuter , W I. M o k.-nzie King They eon- ' 'erred at Hyde Park N 1 over | th<- weekend but not on thl* matter especially