Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1942 — Page 3

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■ I ■ l>>iarr> »,silhalr Unl-r |A A ..< x >I» yIIET! CAM I ACTION! <,!•! days, when n Holly- 1 gni braided lnr hair \ \ in pig tails and i MB HE put on a sailor Oat. you could ,m ’ M, sure she w “* g '" nK '" 11 I , kid jMi.Il ■‘Lt ,!l "' in ”"-’ IBp *jjm she is mon- apt BBHBf dOl ’" , '" dn-so-l *■ r |M EH r,ll, ‘ 0,1 llit ccfcen. 1 ton Carroll Joan F ’ nnta!n ' plays a girl of The Constant Nymph." This it Paramount, I watch Gingers pretend to be a girl of a scene in “The Major and Hnor.” er is giving a pretty good on. too. She is wearing a sailor hat, pig-tails, a blue pea jacket, a blouse, a loud kirt that stops short of her half socks and brown shoes, re is scrubbed clean of makescene takes place in a |Mi’ room on a train. The I n dress, d 1-p like a httb MBalv- 'an travel for half fare, she has met up with an MB '! ' ■ I’ll*'.' . kll' A“ th.lt IIu fooling about h< r age. is supposed to be in. Mi» ■’•- the "little girl ■ to !>.<• gnMf the berths in his drawing MM' llkc I m y° ur uncle," her. MBM* ’••'nation is the sprlngls.ar ' sophisticated fiui, and MM 1 ' 1 ' l!ll| y Wilder makes the »t'tllw" this picture, Wilder never directing. With Churl, s he has formed one of most successful writ■■■"•nis Th,- two of them haw BM <’Ut "Nlnotehka." "Anae ’•" 'Hold Hack tlm Pawn" SMB Bl ' ll of Fire.” They also written thia new story for !■" R '’ KM *' A * »«>n a* Wilder pint to her, she agreed to I ,h " picture and to let him her in It, even though he directed before. it must be quite a story. Ginger finishes before the ty ' 1 1 a’k her what she really e like at 12. "he says, after conslder- , r on * thing. I was painfully wore my h alr shingled in ” "MB*** M,i cut short. It used to Uver t,n " »>•. sort of like

o'clock Thana attending are •<> brine their own table aervlre for the carry In supp«-r which will follow. On Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock the W M A of the church will meet al the home of Mr*. J-w» Wllllmn* A**leting hostesses will 'be Mr« Hubert Gllpen and Mr*. I Itelnta Ki»«y. Mr*, frank Fl-her will be the leader with "I 10-JI-ve In the grant cmnmtaslon." Every member of the society |* naked to be present. The Monrne (letter Home* duh will meet at the .Monroe school Friday evening at -even o'clock. Mr*. Gladys Chamberlain will bo ho-les* io the member* of the dinner hrld*e duh at her home on Mouth Third afreet Thursday night at s-ven-ihlrty o'clock The Tri Kappa aororlty will hold a business meeting at the Klk* home Tuesday evening at eight o'I clock. The lllxtorlcal club will mee' With Mr*. J. M. Miller Wednesday afternoon at two-thlrty o’clock. The Sinter* of Huth clan* of the Chrlatlan church school will meet with Mr*, lx* Reffey Tuesday evening at *even-thlrty o'clock. The Ht Agnes Sorlali'y will have a pot luck -upfier at the Bckoot hall Monday evening at six-thirty o'clock W. S. C. S. MEETING IS WELL ATTENDED A large crowd attended the meeting of the Women's Hoc let y of : t'hristlan Service which wa« held I at the Meihodi-t church in Monroe ; Thur-day night. A fine program wa« given which included a playlet. “Unveiling the i Crowt.” followed with special music by the ladle*' choir. A special offer- . ing wan taken for the NeighborI hood house in Fort Wayne. After a busfnea* mee'ing. the ladle* enjoyed a mulal hour with lovely refreshments served by the lioste-se*. the M-—damen Clifford Mn*ei. Curti* Trump. I*an Kauffman and William Inch. -— —— — •'m- — Trade In a Grow Town Ducat&r

Veronica tJtne. i remetnoer mouter used to say I whirled my mana like a young mare.” At 12. says Ginger, she already had started to love dancing. Two years later, in fact, she won tha Charleston contest that started her on the way to fame. The dance scene of the week is out at Warners where Joan Leslie and Jack Carson are rehearsing a comy Spanish routine for their new picture, "The Hard Way.” They are supposed to tie a pair of small-time vaudevilians. in his tight-fit ting costume. Carson looks as If he weighs about two pounds leas than a ton. Every time he stamps, the floor shakes. •The only way I'll ever photograph that,” says Cameraman James Wong Howe, "is to float the cam* era." When Dance Director I-eroy Prins allows a breathing spell between rehearsals, Joan Leslie tells me about working in night clubs with her two sisters before she crashed the movies. The girls were 9. 13 and IS and had to be careful in states where there were laws against children performing. Joan tap-danced, sang, acted as master-of-ceremonies. played the accordion and did impersonations of movie stars. Her specialty was Katharine Hepburn. Joan is very thrilled over becoming a movie star herself. Also over her 29 chances in the new picture and over having Jack Carson die for love of her in the story. "Did you ever die id a picture before?” I ask Jack. "Well.” he replies, "not intentionally.” One of Somerset Maugham’s great stories. ’The Moon and Sixpence," Is being brought to the screen at the R-K-O-Patha atudlo in Culver City. This week I watch Director At Lewyn shoot a scene in which Herbert Marshall. Steve Geray and Doris Dudley talk about the eccentricities of the artist-hero played by George Sanders. It la generally agreed that Maugham modeled his hero after Paul Gauguin, but the movie can’t say so for fear of being sued by one of Gauguin’s heirs. The movie faces other restrictions. too. The audience, in some wey, must be told that Sanders will pay for his unconventional life. And thats where Herbert Marshall comes In. He’s a sort of a narrator as well as a character in the story. You don’t see Sanders getting his just deserts but Marshall assures you that he will. This is the device that got the picture by the Hays ofllce. __

CLUB CALENDAR Soclaty Dandllnn, 11 A. M. Fanny Mncy Shanna 1000 - 1001 •nturday • decode Club Ka*ler Party, American Milon Home, < p. mChrlatlan Church Naked Good* Hale, Brock Store. Methodist Chancel Choir Rehear--si. Methodlat Churi h, l:M p. m. Monday Ave Marla Study Club. Mr*. Gerald Kohne. 7:80 p. m, Research Club duett bay Luncheon. Presbyterian Church I p. m Pythian Slatara Tempi* Meeting, K of P. Home, 7:30 p. tn. Red Crot* Production Center, Legion Homo. 12:30 to 4:30 p. tn. Home Hyglena Claim, Lincoln School, 7 p. m. Adam* County Choru*, 131 North Third Street, 1:30 p m. St. Agne* Sodality Pot Luck Supper. School Hall, 0:30 p. m. Tueeaay Pal lota XI Buslnes* Meeting. Mr*, bale Roth. 7:30 p. m. Dutiful Daughters data, Evangelical Church Social Room, 7:30 p. m. Spiritual Retreat, Carry In Sup per, First United Brethren Church, 5:30 p m. Slater* of Ruth Class. Mr*, Lee Reefey, 7:30 p. m. Tri Kappa Business Meeting. Elk* Home, * p. m. Wednesday Historical Club, Mr*. J. M Miller. 2:30 p m. W M A. Find United Rrelhren Church. Mr*. Jesse William*. 3 pm. Rid Cros* Sowing Project, Legion Home. 1 to 4 p. m. All Church Farewtal. Carrydn Supper Party, Method!*! Church. 0:15 p. m. World Frlend*hlp Guild, Mr*. Fred Smith. 7:30 p. m. Zion Lutheran Mlaalonaty Hoc- , iety, Church Social Room. 3 p. m Thursday Circle 1 WSCS. Mr*. J. T. Myer*. 3:30 p m. Circle 2 WSCS. Mr*. Frank Crllt. 2:30 p. m. | Circle 3 WSCS. Mr*. W. P. Rob- • ln»on. 2:30 p. m. Circle I WSCS, Mr*. George liar- | ding. 2:30 p m. Ever Ready Clou. Mr*. R. A. Adam*. 7:30 p m. binner Hrldge dub. Mr*. Glady* Chamberlain. 7:30 p. m. Friday Red Croaa Production Center. American lx>gion Home, 1 to 4:30 Monroe Better Home* Club. Mon roe School, 7 p. m. EPERSONAB Mi** Dorothea Frohnapfel of Vogue School of Fa*hlon Art* In Chicago I* *pending the Easier ho-ll-day* with her parent*, Dr and Mr*. 11. Frohnapfel In tkl* city, i ATTRACTIVE ACTION MODE / r Mwy .5* w /’ xt fW ljwJ' J* •. • ,t jL/JB .Marian Martin Pattern »**« may be ordered only In women'* *l«e* 34. 34. 38. 40, 42. 44 4« and 48. Slxe 3« require* 4 yard* 35 Inch fabric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plu* ONE CENT to cover co*t of mall ing for this Marian Martin Pattern. Be lure to write plainly your SIZE. NAME, ADDREM and STYLE NUMBER. There * a gay Spring "lift" for your wardrobe In our Spring Pattern Book that’* full of eaiy-to-make, practical, distinctive styles for the entire family. Thl* book la your* tor Ju*t TEN CENTS. Send your order to Decatur Dally Democrat, Pattern Department, 308 W. Jackaon Blvd., Chicago, 111.

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, BOWS DOT SPRING ENSEMBLES FROM TOPITO’TOE • »_>< r - \ V > 4 vwF* 1 Z j B I ''l L ' 1 Fl 1 -4 Left to right, tfriped rayon bow worn with «lack*; white bow with navy polka dot*; taffeta plaid bow. Ju*t a* we have reconciled ourielvea to the uniform, aevtrely »imple, alrnoct masculine clothe* for women, fashion doe* a complete turnabout and bow* dot the spring enaemble* from head to toe, They come on hat*, want*, ahue* and mo*t important and very new—at the neckline. Notice how the bow* in the above picture* aoften the severity of the mo*t tailored suit* With the *la< k* suit. p|c> lured left. I* worn a striped rayon bow in blight color*, with tong end* especially shaped to suit the jacket or coat cut The how worn with the navy suit, top right. I* white with navy polka dote. It i* tied pu**y-cat fashion under the chin, and goes well with the little white hat with navy veil. The plaid bow tn the last pictur* will add h dressy note to any outflt It u criap and colorful and go<a well with any color* or fabric*.

Mis* Frohnapfel will return to Chi-' eago Monday. Mis* Janet Schrock of Chicago: arrived borne last evening to en joy Faster with her parent*. Mr. | and Mr*. W. I* Schrock and her grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Hmith of Houth Second afreet, Mr*. John Peterson will go to! Fort Wayne Saturday nigh' for an ' over Ea-ter visit with her ilaugh-1 ter. Mrs. Charles Keller and daugh-1 ter Karen ami son Hale Mr* Petet-: -on will remain for several day* next Week and 011 W>*dne<day will 1 attend a meeting and iwrty of the ft. A. R at the home of Mr*. Grace ! Bowker on Arcadia Court. •'Bruff' Cleary of Port Wayne' wa* a Decatur busine** visitor yesterday afternoon. Mr*. M F. Clifford and son Role bie of Stow, (thio are visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. L A. Graltum of Fourth street thia week and over Ea»ter. Mr*. Herman Ehlerding of route 2 I* reported a* improving follow I

This House Built For Defense Worker ■ - ... - ■ ~ — —M| . ■ i • «»* •»*. ES . I x - J'' f H ini m h k** 2FI ■■■ hi ® in Located in a defense area of a Southern State, thia modern flve-rooai home was built Ny Marik* AsaMl i Maaa private capital and Industry ia o . I Ig F ' | B ‘ ’ gg aa efort to help meet the j I" I—L |° I I housiag aeeds of war industry | I F •=» workers and their families. It ■ | I • I was built fat accordsnce with ——— I r ’Wk r . the const ruction requirements f 1 , : and under the iaspeetiM of the 1 jmrirtMrism Federal Housing Administration. The FHA valuation on - - stssWJtfs-s: H F intentional changes from the II ■* *■ original b the location of U I plumbing equipment to eon- 111 form easily with the Emera JI ' geney Plumbing Standards for W I MW —.- . Defease Housing. These I ll’ changes are easily efected and I U Rprovide for less expense than the original kitchen and bath- ImmnMr aasamma room layout. This home was MHhasod with a down pay- I — J meet of MOO and an insured .1 SSHWWSf. JSK! • r t o o « • r L * »• 20 years, the monthly pay- jxrcal building •ondltfon* may vary with the Southern state, where aseats on an FHA-insured h IIUM . | a located. In this section of the country, a heating be° r approsimately , "|2o nt eirl'u- ,M necessary The above plana do nut show one aivo of tasos and hasard iuMtf MMMh

' Ing an operation at the Adam* I I county memorial hospital ten day- 1 ago. She stale*) that -he greatly 1 appreciated the many card* and g<HHj wiahea *he ha* received while 1 confined in 4he hospital. {1 Mr. and Mr*. Harold Graham of 1 Jackson. Michigan will arr.rt hu<e ; ,'thia afternoon for an Baiter visit I with the former'* parent*. Mr. and . Mrs L. A Graham of Fourth street. , Mrs. Sarah Blount and son Bob , . mid Oliver Miller are speeding the weekend at Bellview. Miehigan. Mr. and Mr*. Otto Ga»e apul 1 ' daughter Jean and Mrs Florem e 1 Elliston of Bluffton, have rotarMd 1 I from Georgia where they visited ,1 their non, Robert Barnthogse at | Fort Ben . Georgia. Mr. and .Mr* Ralph Grover and' *on Stanley of Craigville. looked | after busine** mid shopped in He-1 eatur yesterday. | | Misa Anna Bratidyberry. who Is | with the employment service. Ind-1 1 1 lanapolia. I* home to spend a week 1 j with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. 11

E O Brandeherry of 6<»7 Marshall street. Thetus Hocker of Austin. Minn., is -pending a day or two with hiparents, Mr. and Mr* C E. Hocker of First street. Mis* Mildred Blythe. It 11. 8. Malor and <*>py editor on 'he Raveling* staff, represented the stud ent* at this office thl* morning in connection with the student day nab*. Mrs. II E. Buller of Nor'lt Fifth street, who was veiy ill the first part of this week, wa« reported a* being much better today She I* able to Im- up a little. Mr* Tlllm-.n Gerlier returned laat night from a week's visit in the east with her alster. Mr*. Ed Franke and family of Baltimore. Md While there she Visited in Washington they were snowbound for three hour* on the Boston Turnpike in one of the worst snow storm* of the year. Hhe was accompanied by her brother. Henry H« kman and her two alster*. Mrs. Etni!

Voigt and Mr* Robert McKe*. all >f Fort Wayne. Hu h Hhi-«"« nf Ixculavllle, Ky . arrived home th* last ot thl* wc-«-k for an Esafsr visit with hi* mother and other relative*. He I* a «ale* mun for Wrigley company. Mr* Clyde- Butler and daughiei Mary Joe and the Mlaaa* LH>by Macy, Irene Andre*- and Joun Cowan *pen’ the aomlng In Fort Wayne. Mr and Mr* Martin Z mgi- rtnan went to Richmond today to »p> nd Ea-ter with their son Harold and ' their *c>n-in-law and daughter. Mr * ui-d Mr* Gordon Olson. Harold I will return to Itecatur with them

Public Sale I will sell si public auction at my farm at Middlebury. Ohio, on Hoad No 224 or *» mile* Wen ot Van Wert Ohio MONDAY, April «th. 1942 Commtncin? at 12:10 P M . EWT. 4 - HEAD HORSES — 4 Sorrel gelding 3 yr. »' 14«ui a g*>d c hunk. Grey mare, 3yr . wt. ISM. well broke. Moirel mate. 2yi make I7*t th mare. Sorrel mare, smooth month wt ISirn 8 — HEAD CATTLE — • Guern-ey <<>« H yr- old calf by «id<>. Hc-d - >w 2 yr old calf by side; Guern»ey 2 yi old fieah by day of isle. Guernsey 2. Io- fresh July 25tta; Guernsey 3 milking goerd flow, tiled Guernsey. 3. milking good flow bred Hui helfet. bled to frrahrii in fall. Gttern»ey Bull 2 yr- old. out ot Richard Allmandlnget Herd, eligible to reglstet HOGS Hampshire --■» and It pig- by dd» second Utter White aow and 5 pigs liy -idb 2 Whit- Gills du>- to farrow tiy dry of -ale: 3 While now* and I Hampshire »o» dm- to farrow in April and May. *-•■< olid litters; Spotted l»o.ir. 2yi obi. 3 Feeder* .cbcMlt 5u Hi- each CRAlN—2<t# Ini oal*. mon ot l«--- suitable sot -<- cl test 34 HARNESS Itouble -- I Itreec hlllg Hariie--TERMS CASH JOHN BLAC K. Owner Roy * Ned Johnson Am tloto-e T Schlefersteln. Clerk »■ H H B The Most Expressive . . . Open All Day The laeast Expensive . . tomorrow The Perfect Easter Gift "rTauitivM. DECATUR FLORAL CO. Nuttman Ave. - PHONE 100 tJ r b |u4J I L/lTuv TII • Tfcere I* no fflh •« pr««»ow« o' MWfll a- a rlrprnrlalrle timepiece » none that live* ao lontf In useful aervice. For accuracy — Ireauty — •tyle — value ... Bulova la crutslandlng among all tke gg* g f world** walcbea .• . pre- 15 ttwttS , (erred Irv leaders in every 24 . walk ol life! W Chooie from a large aelection of Elgin*. Butova*. .'• Hamilton* and W*atff*ld». FR 15 Clll 8 J £• W t L E- R* USE OUR BUDGET PLAN. r,,c11 ,MCIUW MP—M YU

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ARRIVALS Mi. mid Mr* Harry Humin. Jr.. rout*- 1. Monroe era the parc-nt* of a liahy troy, terra thl* morning at It) o'cloc k at the Adam* county memorial hospital He weighed *ll pound*, *l* arid three quarter* ounce* Mr. and Mrs Walter Ha-roff of Monroe are the trarent* of a baby imy born at the Adam* county memortal hospital Friday afternoon at 2 43 o'clock He wellbod seven pound- and one half ounce and hi* name I- Rtrphen Crelg