Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1944 — Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 31, 1944.

RjkSOCIETY'

IRCLE 1 HURSDAY er one of the Woof Christian Service st church h Id their IK at the home of nee Tinned., y afterOwens Jed the devoi, and the lesson on n«» 5 in Chungking,'* Mrs. Robert Milk rs were present and • reported. Van asskled in servrens, Mrs. Milk and lek. iksionary society of h»<l will meet at the ieiKlien Smith Thur*seven thirty o’clock. • church ar? invited neetlng. KI sorority will have Hing at the Legion evening at eight of the Mo'tee will supper for the grad- ; the Moose home Ing at six o'clock, supper, the regular held. ' Missionary meeting vi! be heMiat the home of Mrs. Aaron Yotjpr Thursday evening at thirty o'clock CHURCH £ I ‘ MEET* THURSDAY The HwKsnd Naomi cir< le of the Zion SvaMeltcal and Reformed church belCl'r July meeting in the seta! room* / d*y SftSMfOn. Mrs. Charles Hein- ■ eke read &sn th>- 12th chapter of Roman* and led rhe program, using 'Tesee" aAler th<«ne. *t* r( * given by Mrs. M John JORslbis-I-for, MjHreid Litt«-r«-i and Mrs ® FtvtH and -cv- rul r During ft hi- ni»-- ,n. < >nr* ducted by t Aehhaut In-:. Mr-. glCfoltOMfod l '••>><. 'l'* * *”" jMKgPMBp a|ip>>int.-d to anSV ■■■s(• ■ ' l '*‘ "> '■■' repor’-EM--I a in •!» - ool<li> r * «*’j***otir Wa* enj >ye<! and *** J w- -.- s.-rv-h ,*d Mrs laniiea J"'- ' fr ‘" n ***** I’reAbyte'tan Subdnyr school are enjoying the if’*** l ' Midge at Winona Lake. IT • y are Ell, n Hat', Walton. der, AMra Bunder, Colleen McConnell. Fktty Beery, Barbara Buhler, Rath Moessn Patty Rhodes. Betty lAdlg M|. Alice lacrgeion. The ; b’-T'Bis ware taken to the lake Sun a; day moaabr. by Ralph Stanley. MnHHvret Moses and Rev ggwiSba —

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1 fTORE CLOSED I All Day Tuesday I - - to rearrange and make I ready for a giKanlic CLEARANCE I Starting Wed. Morning t Watch and Wait For It. E. F. GASS STORE

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Tuesday Delta Theta Tau. called meeting. Elks Home, 8 p. m. Catholic Midi'-* of Columbia. K ol C. hall. 7:30 p, m. •Psi lota XI sorority, Lmcion Home, 8 p m. Thursday Pleasant Dale Aid. Church, all day. (Men's Union Prayer Service, ground floor public library. 7:30 P m. Missionary society of Church of God. Mrs Retfben Smith, 7 30 p. m. Women of Moose, Moose home. 6 p tn. ■Naztorene yMlesionary meeting. Mrs. Aaron Yoder. 7:30 p. tn. G. O Walton. Mns. Walton and Connie accompanied them. They will return home next Saturday when James Elbenson, Dyke Frlslnger and Miss Bernice DeVoss will furnish the transportation. W. A. Lower superintended the pains so rthe trip, an annual event In the Sunday school that always provides delightful outings. Usually, a group of boys also enjoyed the lodge at a different period but thk year ttliis was not permitted on account of conditions due to the war.

ZMJJCALS (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fullenkamp left Sunday monting for Chicago for a few day s visit with friends and relative*. (Androw Appclman and family are spmditrg the week at latke James? Jerry Rumple k visiting in Rome City thk week. Mr. and Mr*. C. D Teeple are home from several weeks at their cottage at Rome City. Mrs. L A. Herle of Indianapolis Is visiting her mother. Mr*. C. A. Dugan. (Mr*. Gus Smith and son lof Midland. Mich., were weekend guest* of her mother, Mrs- Evalinv Archer, of Decatur route six. who recently ceinbrated iter 80th birthday anniversary. Mrs. Arther k in remarkably good health for a woman her age and enjoys coming to Decatur each Saturday to do her shopping and meet friend*. Lloyd Baker, exalted ruler, and J. G. Niblick, a member of the grand lodge, went to Chicago today to atend the national convention of the B P. <) Elks. Mr. Baker k the d*-l«gate from this lodge. >Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sills of Greenville. Ohio and Mr. and Mr* Jim A. Hendricks have returned from a pleasant week with Howard Hendricks and family at Jackson. Michigan and Mr. and Mr* Clyde Hendricks at Fort Wayne. Mr. Sills is a nephew <if Mr. Hendricks (Mr. and Mrs Ralph Tyndall and children <»f Bluffton and Mn*. J. W Tyndall and Mrs. P A. Macklin of this city are enjoying the week at Jaike Geo ng e ‘Mr. and Mrs Bud Roberts of Ann Atibor. Mich . and Mr. and Mr*. Bud Gibson of Rockford. Ohio., were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Woodson Ogg of this city. '.Mrs. Gordon Olson and uaughter Kathleen have returned from a six week*' visit with Mrs. Jtrtin Olson in Hinsdale. 111. Mr and Mrs. Martin Zimmerman have as a guest this week their niece Miss Rose FielitZ of Roanoke Local Man Is Fined On Speeding Charge Karl Kelly, of North Second street, was fined $1 and costs hy Waiter J. Bockman, justice of the peace, on Kelly's piea of guilty to a charge of speeding He was arrested early Sunday morning by city police, who charged he was driving in excess of 50 miles an Lour oa west Monroe street, turning hk switch on and <rff, creating a loud noise.

Three Hunt Brothers in Armed Services * ! <■' jf A NAP Dale W. Hunt Byrl W. Hunt. S 2/c Pfc. Keith A. Hunt Three sons of Mr. and Mrs William J. Hunt. 703 N. Third street, are serving their country In uniform in the navy, navy air corps and the army. Dale W Hunt, navy air pilot, is in training at West Narracks, Shriner's Institute Kerrville Texas He entered the service in October 1942 and his wife resides with him. Byrl W Hunt, seaman second class, entered the service April 11, 1944. ami took his lioot training at Great 'Lakes i'll He is taking training In a specialty school as an aircraft machinist's mate at the naval air training station Norman Okla. His wife resides there. Pfc. Keith A. Hunt, entered the army in November 1942 ami has been overseas since last January, being stationed in England with a signal battalion. Prior to bis entering the service he was an Instructor of Hawaiian music In Fort Wayne. Dale and Byrl formerly om-rated the Hunt Bros., garage and filling station in this city. X formerly operated

tifiiiEf MW Bvt Richard W. Cramer, son of John S. Cramer of Second St... has been transferred from Fort Benjasnin Harrison to AA RTC. Fort Bliss. Texas, for basic training. Pvt. Gorman A. Gilbert and Pvt. Eugene Foreman, who left for service July 20. have been sent to Caitnp J. T. RoStlruion. Ark., for infantry basic training. Pvt Foreman is the son of Arthur A. Foreman of Fourteenth St., and Pvt. Gilbert is the «<>n of Realie Gilbert of Monroe. Sgt. Eugene Hitchcock, who has been In Iceland and Ireland with American troops for the past tw.» years, has landed in France, according to word received her? by hk father. Clyde Hitchcock. His brother. Sgt. Clarence Hitchcock, k stationed in England with the signal corps. life. Arthur Merriman, son of Mrs. Maude Merriman, is now in France and though he participated in several battles did not receive t scratch, according to a letter which his mother received recently While Attending <-hurch services in France,, Pfc, Merriman bad the pleasure of meeting the minister, who was from Indiana. He requested hk friends to write. <’apt Floyd L. Grandstaff. well kmtwn Decatur physician, will comToday’s Pattern

/‘vT \ * 21'* ’ \ VA * *.w J* // /•Il 9045 /’A /. •! S'ZK / / *n • I. ■ M /./. //. .n *•«> r 7 • r « • f * ’/wf T MARIAN MARTIN Work and play In Pattern 9045, make eusytosew playsuit and skirt in gay washable cotton that will be a joy to wear through hot weather. Pattern 9045 comes in sizes: 12. 14. 16. 18. 20; 22, 34. 36. 38. 40. Size 16, playsuit. 2% yds. 35-In.; skirt. 2'i yds. This pattern, together with a nedlework pattern of useful and decorative motifs for linens and garments. TWENTY Cl NTS. Send TWENTY CENTS In coins for these patterns to the Decatur Dally Democrat. Pattern Dept. I|s N. Jefferson St., Chicago 80, Hi. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD. I DRESS DRESS. STYLE NUMBER Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for the Marian Me tin new and bigger Summer Pattern Book. I’.Pnges: easy.to.make styles. Free pattern printed In book.

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■■—MM— ... _ > / ' I X—<J| • • .. ——- __ «»_ f -l<r /! isw/f -W ' ■ Checking Air Force Offices in Link Trainers y jtll The spirit that won f x w The Army nV Jm FORCE OFFICER came in for hia routine checkup and i* MM nk Jj ABa was surprised to find a Wac in charge of the Link Trainer. f I “Why, that’s no work for a woman!” he said. ve been trained for sir,” the Wac answered with a I smiie. “And if I can't do it, I don't belong in thia man’s Army." f This Wac spirit isn’t just one of brag or pride in the Corps. \ It’s a spirit of confidence. 7jt2 For the WAC hasn't been given jobs, it has won the right to Sending combat Orders do them. When the WAC was first organized, there were only bomber CretVS I Wy,,* * " ''.'Z four jobe the Army thought women could handle. I WW I But the WAC rolled up its sleeves and showed the Army • WB f what women can do. 1 V Job by job, they demonstrated their aptitude, their earnest* J I I * ' ’ I ne„..„a«, u hood soldiers... And the four jobs grew into 239. Today, wherever you find a S Wac on the job, you find a job well done. C.l. Joe says it. The ■ Colonelmy.it- 111 /'l \' And the General says, “I wish we had a million more Wacs!” | I I Isl f I _ *“UJMG WOM.N J may COKPS 1 J \ * r °" ' VU INro "** TION •*«>••» tA« tFomcn'. Army Corp,, go to your noorert U.S. Army Krcruiting Station .Or mail tho coupon btlow «i Jsw 320 Federal R UM,,on * : | I - yJF J// ZAcKd Fort Wayn«> |nd „ new dluvtraled I I ’ T s 1 ..ihuut any obligation «>n my P«» - . A „ you between /nnl p,e,te ‘'i X. •■' a 5o? -— I Have you any chdd.en I {' ' r ■■'"dA undei 14’ — ] ’’ - A NAME —— — —— H.,e you had •’ I I I WwBB — ’ lean 2 year, ol -Jpß AL>oßtsh — h,gh achooP I 1 s M<zl| - I 1 ® • ——

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wood Arsenal. Md . next Thursday. The aubieeta studied (Bring th«four week course ranged frwn of-

fensive and defensive tactics of gae warfare to the prevention and treatment of gas casualties. IIS family hat been residing in Florida where Capt. Graurkturff wa- stationed prior to taking the special training course in Maryland. F«t. Pat Murphy has arrived safe- ■ ly in New Guinea according to word received by his wife, formerly Mi«a Dorothy Roblneon of this city. He was inducted Into service Vprll 19, 19*1 and has been oversea- for the past six months. He is the ,ion of Mr. and Mrs. James Muruphy, Sr., of Third Street. Mrs Eliza Hahnert, of Monroe, witose son. Sgt. Calvin G. Hahnert, gunner on a B-24 Liberator bomber, was reported missing over Germany on March 8, received a telegram from an- adjutant general Friday, stating that no further word itas been received regarding her son. but hope for him had not le-en abandoned. 'Mrs. Lloyd Wagner of route 3 was the guest of Mrs Lester Essex over the weekend Pvt. Lester Cook, formerly stationed at Camp Beale, Calif., now has an overseas address which may be Obtained from hk wife, who resides on Decatur route 3. Pvt. Robert C. Boardman has notified his parents. Mr. and Mrs A. I P. Boardman, 445 South First

! street, of his safe arrival in France I Pvt. Boardman left for overseas a- ( bout four weeks ago. — The war dcpirtmeni was an , bounced the temporary promotion <»f Sherman Emanuel Liechty, of Berne, from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. o ♦ • Adams County Memorial Hospital | Admitted: Miss Frieda Hart, Ge- , neva route 2 Admitted land dismissedt Miss • Taneia Geitner. 315 Jackson Vaugltn Shell. Wren. O ; Charles Shaff-r. 934 Kefclongu Dismissed: Lyle S>ults Hoagland; James Jacobs. Molitoeville; Edward E Hower, 334 N. .Ninth; Mrs John Ixtshe and baby girl, 109 S Nlntih; Mrs. Otho Human and Itssby boy. 1209 W. Adams; Mrs William Sanders, 540 Studaltaker: Mrs Howard Savieo, Monroeville; Miss Anna'May Cline. Geneva: Mrs Wilfortl Ray, 107 N Thirteenth; | Thomas Briede, 509 W. Jefferson; Mrs. Vernon Smith. Bryant; Miss ' Leona Amstutz. Berne. . - —o— For the first nine months of 1943, national income amounted to $102,230 million, ns compared with $86,321 million for the correspond(ng period In 1912 Havana. Cuba, anti Detroit, Mich., are in the same longitude.

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