Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 30 November 1945 — Page 3

HQVEMBER 30,1945.

I K£a«’ nV , ||;irk, ‘ * n Mr . ■ Bl; ll!r <;»«'• *' r " ■**, '*«, IS?”-. ,h * Bl 1 I' 1 "''”’ 4 ■M* - UM G.- rZf Cock if Methodist g®* 1 '.,,! T ‘ ~y "'' ,,l, ‘' 1 < K-k •.. *Tt-s-ip f-i nr . ..n' 1,1 •*’ ~n" pork* ■ and iK„. I.! I'-’ 1 ' •' o 4 nd Mr* Belva thin -M I H*K£SPE* RE w ®L e ts WEDNESDAY - r m-d Wed ’• of |K Suttle*. i K 1 i) pr.h»‘iitp<i a tu entitled i j’rul>l*tn*." .a ho.ir. th<- itos;,fn>dm><'nt« ' Jl * ' an ' l RU *' al BBt-'" |i *'” i,mc <tl **' M-H I-.'. ••"it>»T 12 Ut &■ M r , .1 'm Tyndall. NAOMI meeting 4t Hl N.i..:nl circle Os r.,:.*- ‘ ••! - IT|| i Reformin th- *<»ial nnimn ' . afternoon. pi-s-nt Mrs hj<| < harge of the xa— »I> liitete»tlng -Growth in ThankfulTjrlni ss meeting, the U 311 tig -1 -thing for t>h»* bHvir .Saturday, wore rebare their articles in --y this afternoon. It <^K k - -i t |® br rent to tne boys in . Th- folio* 1.-lg officer* [>: evident, .Mrs r>re*i<ietll. v.flHil.'•-' i.-tary and ilm Hurry Fiauhiger. M -SMlelits Aele Se.V 9Hf social hour hy the Ed Reppert, Mrs ■tote and Mrs W. WsM meeting will be a on D-. .-inher < ent gifts will be this meeting. mor-ting of Aid society of the and Refoitned church »!’,! to. h*dd Thursday haU - Ti,i * *‘M ’>* * and will be * Muha-is 11111 Ms»- SuLi—!L“ Orthstone Rings Bourne .Jewelry -4. ■itches *teetion. Buy fy for Christmas. H Bower BfWELKY store fa| North 2nd St.

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ale Bloemaker are tiho hn*te*-ies and the afternoon will be spent in qulltlo*. SO CHA REA MEETING HELD LAST EVENING Mas Virginia laturent was tinsteas to the mem Iters of the So (Xia Rea and several guest* las! evenlng at her home. The business meeting wae conducted by Mrs. V. J. Bormann in the absence of the president. Mrs. Ban Zener. •The awards In card* were receiv. ed by Mrs. Clint Hersh and Mrs. Russell Byers for the club members. and Mrs. Gordon Harvey for the guest*. Other gueMn included Mrs. Joe faiurent and Mrs George Laurent. At this time, Mrs. Jim Htaley wan welcomed into the club as a new member. Nest Thurrcwy will Im the annual Christ ma* party to he held in the private dininx room of 'die Rice hotel and all member* tire requested to lie present at six fifteen o'clock. The next club meeting will be held th*: first Thursday in the new year at the home of Mrs. Tillman Gehrig. MRS. CARL GERBER IS ELECTED CIRCLE LEADER Circle II of the W STS. of the Melodist church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mm. Carl Gerber. Mrs. A. R. Stucky opened the meeting with prayer. Several calls were reported, after whloh Mrs. Carl Gerber was elected the new circle leader for 1946. The devotional leader was Mrs. Harry Essex and her topic was •’Peace." The lesson was given by Mrs. Cal Steury on "We the People.’ and "Building a Life In Europe. * taken from rhe atudy book Methodist Women. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Pred Ahr and Mrs Charles Burdge, served delicious refreshments to the thirteen ladies and two «hlldren present. MRS. FRANCIS ELLSWORTH HOSTESS TO CLUB TUESDAY The Church Mothem study club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs t Francis Ellsworth, with thirty two members and three guests present. The three new members taken Into the club were Mrs. Malcolm Ixicke, Mrs. Paul McFaul and Mrs. Philip Dolby. The devotions were read by Mrs l>I)oyt Miller, and Mr*. George Roop and Mns. <Ennan Johnson were lesson leaders. Delicious refreshments were served by the hosttes. assisted by Mrs. Glenn Manlier, Mrs. Harlan Jackson and Mrs. Dolby. The next meeting will he the children's Christmas party on December 12. The time of the meeting has been changed fmm two to three o'clock. Each mother is asked to bring a ten cent gift for her child, MOTION PICTURES SHOWN AT MEETING Ttio Friendship circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church met at the junior senior -high school Wednesday evening. The eleven members present enjoyed the educational motion pictures, shown by Miss Mildred Worthman. A abort btrsinew meeting was held, at wihich time the following officers were elected: chairman. Mrs. Ray Heller: vice chairman. Mrs. Milton Hoffman: secretary

CLUB CALENDAR •oclsty Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000—1001 Friday Willing Workers claw of Holm f B. c-huroh. Mrs. Gifford Bunner, 7:30 p in. « Baptist Philo class, church. 6:30 i pm. Saturday Rummage sale, basement of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, 8;3o a.m. to 6 pm. > Christmas basaar, cafeteria sup- » per, Masonic hall. & to " p.m, Monday » Decatur Woman's Club. Library . hall, 7:45 pm. Ihutk review, "The ’ Cherokee Strip," by Mrs. U*onard Saylors. Tuesday Eta Tau Sigma Sorority, Mrs. • George Helm, H:CO p.m. Wednesday I Ba sour of Evangelical d Reform- • ed church of Magley, pariah hall, i 6 p.m. » Thursday • So Cha Rea Christmas party, ■ Rice hotel, 6:|& pm I Ladle* Aid of Evangelical an<l • Reformed church of Magley, parish > hall, all day. Womeai of the Moose, MoOsa home, 7:30 p.m Ever Ready class of Methodist ' church, Mrs. Ruth Hollingsworth, i 7:30 pm. and -treasurer. Mrs. Harold Hoffman. Mrs. Ray Heller, the 'hostess, - served delicious refreuhments. I UNION TOWNSHIP CLUB NEWS The t'ulun lowmrtirp duh met al the home of Mm. Fred Marbaoh Wednesday afternoon. There were eighteen members and five children present. Mrs. George Morris, president, conducted th<* bustaess meeting, after wtiioh Mrs. Marie Marbach gave a review of the book "The History of Adam* County." by French Quinn. The next meetftu will lie an ail day Christmas pany, and twentyfive cent gift exchange. Mrs. Mar bach waa assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Dalo Shifferly and Mrs. Lucille Brlte WOMEN OF THE MOOSE HAVE REGULAR MEETING The Women of the Moose held their regular meeting last evening at the Mo<Me home. During the business meeting, it was announced* that Christmas gifts would Ims sent to three children at the Indiana cottage at M<r*tdieart from the Decatur Hiapter of the laiyal Order of Moose. At the next meeting, cash gift* will be collected for Mooseheart, and also a wrapped gift for Moose haven. The door prize wa« w<>n by Mrs. Ruth Gass. The next meeting will be December 6. at w’hh’h time formal Initiation will be held. CIRCLE 111 OF W.SX.B. MEETS Mm Clifford Essex was hostess Thursday afternoon to the memlier.v of Circle ill of the W.S.C.S of the Methodist church. Mrs. J*-hn Doan and Mrs. Waiter Lister were auUtlng hostesses. Mrs. Guy Brown, lesaon leader, gave an Interesting paper, end Mrs. A. R. Suttles was devotional leader. Deliekiutt refreshments we r a served to the eleven members present. The Federation nt Clubs is sponsoring a playing card collection and either new or used cards maylie donated. The cards are to b* distributed for the use of servicemen aboard troop trains. Anyone having cards for Qtle donation Is I asked, to bring them to tihe Wo- | man's club meeting to bo held - Monday evening at the library. I The Ever Ready class of the I Methodist church will have a I Christmas party at the home of , Mrs. Ruth Hollingsworth Thursday cveiilwg al seven -thirty o’clock. 1 Mrs. M. A. Bixler and -Mrs. Paul ! Edwards will he program leaders. . and Mrs. C. L. Walters, Mrs. Virgil Krick. Mrs. Frank Krick. Mrs. 1 Clyde Toman. Mm. John T. Myers I and Iva Gilpen will be assisting | hostesses. Twentydive cent gifts - will b* exchanged and the election of officers will be held. I Save in Nibiick'g Coat sale I tomorrow. Every coat re--1 duced - Nkrakokf WAY IO RILIiVa DISTRESS OF Tl1 ” I Qsabls- Dsty Base Dftps ) fsstl tie Va-tro-nol la each nostril. What's mon—it actually helps prevent many adds from developing ifuaed to timsl TTFri Follow cMlons to package. VICKS YA-TRO-NOL

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PSI IOTA XI HAS SOCIAL MEETING At -the social meeting of Pal lota XI sorority, held Wednesday evening at the Elks home. Mrs. Paul Hanoher wan elected president to till the vacancy left by Mm. Ixn-en Hudson. Mia* Madeline Spahr, vice president, conducted lue short business meeting, at which time plans were discussed for the Christmas dance. A white elephant sale was conducted by Mies Fan Hammel, after which delicious refreshm-nts were served by the committee In charge, Ute Mesdames Edward Peck, C. H. Huy tors, George Thomas. George Daniels and Miss Alice R<>th An Itn-jMirtant business meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the Elks home. Nurnes will Indrawn for the Christmas party, to In- held December 19. W.S.C.R. CIRCLE I MEETS THURSDAY Sixteen members and three ttumts of Circle I of W.S.C.S. of the Methodbt <huroh were enter talned at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Nell Thursday afternoon, wi'ton Mrs. J. W. Tyndall gave a delightful Christmas program, of legends and poems of f'hrlstmas '’Greens’" Mbs Ora Gilpin was devotional leader, anil Mns. J. T. Myers was re-elected circle chairman. Fourteen calls were reported, after which t*he meeting was closed with David's prayer. Ixively refreshments were served by ttie hostess, Mrs. Neil, Mrs. Homer Lower. Mrw. Joe Morris and Mrs. Harold Owens. Fred Heckman of route I celebrated his elgbty-thlrd birthday anniversary Sunday by attending the fall festival and mtpper at the Frledhelm school, the cidiool Mr. Heckman attended. Gu-ists at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (’art Heckman Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Heckman's eight children and their families. Other gue»ts were the Rev. and Mrs. W. Meinzen and Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt of Fort Wayne. ■ o — - O Adams County Memorial Hospital o o Admitted: Mrs. Fred Beery, Monroeville. Dismissed: Claude Gay, 232 North 13th street. 0 Buy your Coat tomorrow. Big KavinßH. —Niblick's. trfli m *fla-am me rrb

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| 1 ImWeiß Pvt. (Twister Ray, son of Mrs. Pearl Ray. 222 South 12th strewt. is home on a eu-day fuilough from Camp Cocke. Calif , where he iuu been etat lotted since his return from oversea duty. He will report to Fort Knox. Ky. upon completion of his furlou*h. Pvt. Ray re-enllst-ed in the army for another year. Har >ld McDonald, ship's cook, uex-ond claas, 32m Oak St, has been homirably discharged scan the navy under the point system at this «i*paration center. The discharge formalities weio completed at Norman, Okla. N Sgt. James Coolirun was recently promoted to that rating in Germany, according to word received by -his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cochran, S-Sgt. Ctxh ran L« with the 7Hh lightning division and has been overseas over a year. 0— ———. ******** Honorable Discharge ******** T-'Rgt. Robert Gerke. route 3,, fc m Santa Maria. Calif. o_. 30 Marriage Licenses issued In November The county clerk bsued 30 marriage llcens<*s during November, one of the largest totals of any month in the year, records In trie office reveal In October, 24 marriage license* were lasued A number <if the licenses were issued to returned veterans of the war and men still in the uervlre. The clerk's office was also busy Issuing free hunting and fiohing licences to returned veterans. 201 permits being ls>ued to men formerly in the armed forces. Regular hunting and ffoblng licenses for the mon’li numbered 214 N-n-rr-stdent licenses were two. ' Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Will Review Book ■ -Sf jLbeSfe a * « mL I *«. 4KO»SSK x t 5 .. MRS LBONARD SAYLORS Tin- Literature Section of Womans club will present Mrs. I«eon ard Saylors of thia city in one of her brilliant book review recitals Monday evening at ,:45 o’clock at | Library hall. Mr*. Kaylor* will re- ! view "The Cherokee Strip," by Marquis James. It la an blMtorlcal ! novel dealing with the development of Oklahoma and a work in which Mrs. Saylors excells in relating. Book critics on large pew«papers commend It very highly. Chib member* are asked to u«e their guest ticket* for .Monday evening* program Mr*. Saylor* I* widely recognised as one of tin 1 most entertaining and charming book reviewer* on the platform and ha* appeared before many group* In this city. Fort Wayne and elsewhere. District Deputy To Visit Elks Thursday Amot Jockel of Fort Wayne. dis trlct deputy of th® B. P. O. Elka, will visit the Decatur lodge next Thursday, Florian Keller, exalted ruler, announced today. Mr. Jockel will make hi* official invpec lion of the local Ihlro and will attend tin- i’«‘gulaF-:m s *tlßg—shlclL will be marked by the Initiation of a da** of candidate*. *evurul of whom are returned World War II veteran*. Exalted Ruler Keller ako ca. e<l attention to t!.e lodge* I memorial services for deceased membetw on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'dock ami extended an invitation to the public to attend. French Quinn, su.'.hor and histcrlan, will ’’deliver the address.

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Mrs. Clyde Butler and Mr*. T. J. Metsler. who have been visiting in Chicago since Hundsv, returned home lust evening. Mrs. J. C. Miller returned home last evening after spending the past two weeks in Fort Wayne visiting her son. Sam <’■ Miller and family. Mias l.ixxle Ora Iter is spending the day with Mr*. Emma Beavers. Attorney Henry 11. Heller attended to business In Fort Wayne Thursday. Will Marquart. well known retired grocer of Bluffton, wa* found dead aa hi* home in that city Thursday. For the part several year* he had served as custodian of the .Masonic lodge rooms there. He was well known here Two son* survive. Funeral services will lie held Saturday at (he Thoma h Son funeral home. Dick I-Inn ie visiting hi* hrod'ier-In-law and slater. Mr. and Mr*. H. It Steele in Hamden, Conn. He will intend the Yale-Harvard game tomorrow. ——- Buffalo Tug Boat Operators Return Buffalo. Nov. 30 (UP)- Buffalo tug Imm( operators, on strike slue® Sept. 4. returned h t.helr Jobs today after President Truman ordered the Office of Defense Transpor-

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tatlon to take over ths Orest Lake* Towing Co., Cleveland, which owns and operates the tugs. Th* Strike began when two crews were discharged In an overtime pay dispute. The overtime question was set (led hat month, hut the tubmen refused to resume work until they ware guaranteed back pay far all time lost during the strike. — o Demand For Chickens, Eqqs To Diminish Hoosier poultrymen ware told today that the demand for chickens and egg® w-mld dim Ina* next year because meat would It* more plentiful. Purdue university agricultural economists twld the overall decrease In demand would come al a time when Indiana poultry amt egg supplies were hlgh< r titan In th* first half of 1915. — o. ———— Chicaqo Man Named Aide To Legion Head I Indianapolis, Nov. 30 (UP) — National commander John Stell* of the American Legion anntrnncM today the appointment of John F McCauley, Chicago, a* hi* aide. - o Niblick's offer tremendous reduction* on entire stock of Coats. Buy and nave. ■■■■■■■■■■■■l