Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 31 May 1946 — Page 3

mat ’I- 1,16

MBPS—— nrwmiSMsm

Hfcfrpr’* tPS M/ ..... Ih-t - y K ' hvK ’l\ > i » , H. . ■ ~. . ’» W , . ■B ~< 1 -' : ' "' MBburl i ■B ■' ■" '’"■ |K . -..' Il'l \ IBi *•■>"•• ■b.. ■■■ ’ , ’"'' l * ilh nti, nI , .. j LL ' *'"’ ~ 1..1M* II l'.i ■bb • k ( R£ *° ~ i »i K » •'"' , Mrs . i i" ■• i>< , id.y BfiTv >ji r • imt t ■ || fIK

11 BWBHL SHF® S *• •* iiHi u**** ** >i * »’* Wlb • ; ||| M>»** ■ vrH IBtm favefruf Stone

3» " ia&a uTfa ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■ ■■>■■■■■! IBess comfortable IN COOL • ItOTTON and RAYON : PRESSES ’ft : F Tu-U : jii| We have just unpacked a large number of new ■ .< a attractive Cotton and Rayon Dresses. They re ItwTH.//?. . XXSP‘ l k''yV^ / <L ■ re awaiting your choosing. / ® S \1 1/ * ■ (lever new styles in the latest patterns, all col- \ * everyone tailored to perfection — perfect for " or house wear. JJ ? nm®B 1 » t°me in tomorrow —. trv them <»n — you'll want nii’dwß ■ i * ■ Hide range of sizes 9 Io 15 — 12 to 20 t 4 ® l,h alf sizes, 16«4 to 28'i. mlßwß ■ 16 20 to I2 70 fflr / / ■ Dress for Comfort - - Dress for / ( g •'style • . You’ll find hoth in this J I V\ ® showing of wonderful Summer | Dresses. ?7 ■ | Niblick & Co. :

pl.- was iittcmlcd by Mr and Mi* Ollie Juhn-I.iii. Following their w.ldinz trip. Mr mid Mns Portei will ’ I horn* hi Hi l.iwi Drive, 11.-< i! U . f — - GIRL SCOUT ANO BROWNIE DAY CAMP TO BE HELD I The Decatur Girl S< mi ioiiii. il i will loiidui’l a day camp for all Girl Sumt* mid Hrowui." at th. Hoy Sunn grounds at Hanna \m mini park. The Brownie day imiipi will lie held June |ii and 15 im in. Ive. and the Girl Seoul we. I, will' be June 17 to 22 im luslv. Tin lamp will remain open from ten to four o'clock rarh day. The cutup program will <omd.t| us games. folk darning. dnimmi. | handicraft, nature -nidi.-, .imp cruft and personal health, with the Kirin Knitting Instructions on how to keep a camp. Saturday of each Week, weather permitting, a -wim will lie held at till' city p IHI | Any Brownie or Girl Scout who ha* not ulteudy i euiitet.il for rump may do ro at the .amp on June It) or 17, or any girl between the ages of -even mid fifteen, who Ik not a Brownie nr Girl Si nt. but want* to become a member itinvited to attend camp thi- year Tlie girls will meet at nine tiilriy o'llock Monday at the library or the .Methodiit chu.ch wl;<n trans portal ion to the .amp will he pro vided Each girl in to bring a noHi-hag lunch: milk will lie fur nislied at the camp Tlie day camp staff consist of the following Mr u I! f H<i-h camp director. Miss Georgia Fought y. a infant director, had era and ass).* fant lead.- Mrlaiwreiice Linn. Miss Glennys Hoop. “Mrs. f'lydo Harris. Mrs Chenier Reynold*,. Mt Kenneth Small. Mrs. Forest Deitsi h Mi Felix Maier, Mrs Hoy Elie. Mi lairen Franklin. Mrs Vaughn Hit yard. Miss Rosemary Kohue. Mi-s

Kathleen Knime. Mi- Katherine’ Butler. Mi* Helen Wmiglimun. 'll- Uetty Ahs|Htugh. MH Anna Marie Stem t Ml-- Ibintiii Julierg Ruth Virginia Hake: Mrs llandull Hiiindyl..'try, mid Mi* > \gne« Nelsnn. Mrs Robert Helm I *ill In. the tnitses tilde Memh. i, ( ,f du, imap committee ,ir ' Mrs It c. Hersh, Mrs furl Ge tier, Mrs Gladys t'huinherjuln. Mh- Eleanor I'umphrey. Humid Mumma and Curl (lerbe —««»«• I PHILALETHEAN CIRCLE HAS MEETING RECENTLY I lie I'hiial. tllean . I cle of the Zion Kv.ingelj< i| and Ref'lined 1 linrcli ni< t at Hie home of Mr* Willjam Fell.' recently. Mrs. George Buikley gave a very mi.-resting paper on life in Am. It alia, following which a -hort bit ih’i«< meeting wa<. li.id Ill'll. ioi|- Iff i'-lim.il* Wert'' . rv> d during t ie so. l.il hour by tile host, .-s, Mr. Feller and Mie I Exley. ! • DRAMATIC ARE RECTAL TO BE GIVEN TUESDAY A dramafi.' an recital will he plr-' lt.il .it th,, Ih-C.'.tur pultlh library Tueeday evening. June 1,, at sen n forty five o'clock. The promam i.. iH-ing (Elected by Clara E I’liilley, and tin* ucc tmpnnlMl | foi the mii-i.a! feat n< - will he | Mi. Irene \ndre. ■ Mis* llorotuy K.dine will play an ac.'ordlun solo and a-sdst in the ucconipaiiieni wotk. p'aying sot part of one a.l. Special f. atm.«* on th.- program an- tw i act*, "lloli day- the Year Around' and “The j Wimljatnmei Hr ad< a-i " In the latter, the following junior advam • d girls will appeal Hefty Rime, Shailetio l.e.iman. Margaret Har hi- and Sunya G.iy Stuckey. Other thildren taking pmt are Jeanette I llabhert. Charlen. Malt r, Janet and Judy Hott. Sally Soe Hobbs, mid Marjorie and Kathleen Kohn. Tile public i : ifivjh-tl to attend MRS. SHERM ESSEX HOSTESS TO CLASS Tlie Willing Workers < la»«s of the Motir->■ Methodist <hur.li met | I ue.day evening at the home of 1 Mr*. Sherm E*<sex, with sey.-n . member ..ml two gu.Htd present The meeting wa« opened with group -itiginr. follow'd t.y tii< I Ktrlptnre. i> al t.y M' Ea X Pray, s w.ie offered, lifter Which! com. t« were etijoyml. Mr Job ) HI. yd a!> o I'a'.i- hi hi'.'testin; reading Mr i hath'. Rohner assi-t. d Mrs. E-t.ex tn < rving <|eii< ions r« ■ it. htneiits 'l'lie c.itholi 1.ad1.. of Colitm-I Ida will hold a regular bu-ln.F’’ m. tiing 'l'lKMday evening at v ' en the ty o. Io I. at t ,ir hall. — M and Mrs George Flandertt. | .'ll.l South Third *tr.-*t. will oh I erve their golden wedding anniv-er-ary Sunday with open house to ■ t i. .r man', relative, and friend* from two thirty to nix o'clock. The I’yillian Needle duh Willi tne.-t Monday evening at tin* K ' of P home, tallowing the regular I Temple melting Hostesse will |>p Gaylie Hinn. r. Mildred Nash. Hat tn- Worthmun and Mr*. Von Ifrber

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M, Friday G o.| Siimnrltati da •! Nnznr '. n" churdi, Rev. and Mtw. J. f. iTrneax. 7 He pm. Fourteenth di»trld < f nraocliitlon of ttrib r of Eiiwterit St ir, M i-otiic i hall, t;.?,ti p tn. Saturday Children'* Ihiy practice, First Evahgtdi. <1 . liurc’i, I J" P m Monday ■ Gill S'out UKKodall el meeting junior* enlor hlvli e< hool, room 208. 7:20 pm. Pythian Needle chib, K of P home, after Temple. Junior auxiliary of American la glon, L-gion home. 7 p.tn. Tuesday II me Economies chib ten, juI. <u e< nior high school I :io ptn Catholic l.adie of Columbia, C L of C. hall 7:3<t pm flpen hoits.. will lie held Sun day afterti'ion al the country home of the Rev ami Mr Albert Swen on, on stale road lit, between Willshlr.' ami Wrmi. It., in cele brntion of their ‘diver wedding an , nlvers,-cy. All of their neighllors. friend* ami ndaflvew are Invited fl Personals M and Mr* Raymond K.dine vi-ifed in Chicago over Memoii.il I I 'lay. John II Harvey of Monroe .all ed on friend' here and attendeil to Im-itie- Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mr*. C. H Teeple »hav. r.tuHied from Rome City, where they teopened their cottage on Sylvan lake for Hie weapon. Mr. and Mr« Hui Id Graham of Jack-on. Mich, are visiting with Mr. Gillham - parent*. Mr. and MrI, \. Graham In thia city Mr. Gia'ham ojier.ite* an auton Id.e aren ; .•y in J.i< koon. Mr and Mr* Millard Overman lof laiFay. ite visit, d In it. catu. a : i tmple of limits Thumlay after noon <ii route to Idian lake. Ohio for a vacation Mr. Overman, who wi- formerly .otiiity agent here and later nerved io years in 1 H:e research department at Pur due. i- now <ii;'.ii’< d in the loan Im • ime.; • More than l.mm automobile' wt'Te 1 checked by state and local police at Hluffton 'l'm day vnd a dozen or m re car owners paid dollar fines for having faulty brake , [mur headlights or liorrus. ’Mr. and M. . c C. Pumphrey land Mis El.-anoi Pumphrey visited Mr. ami Mrs. Herb Lnchot in . Fort Wayne Thursday afternoon Mi l..'i<hot li a b'.-n 111 for aev 1 ■ > ini moulin.. fl WtOMIHG HOME (Editor's note: The following questions and answers concerning veterans ar" furnished by Dwight R. Arnold, county service officer.> q Is a veteran wh > had a P»' t 'time joli while attending .hool ■up till the time It" was drafted enI titled to a legal right to the Job \ n >w? A. No. q L an American who joined up before Pearl Harbor with Hie I British Royal Air Fore ■ and fought j through the war eligible for any G I. bill benefit"? A. Yes. now he is. I'ttder the I latest amendments to the G. I. E‘ll of Righto stiib a veteran can get education, loans, and readjustment allowances, Hie same as it- other veteran*. The tily restricting condition* are that lie has not applied for and is not receiving similar benefits from other government's. and that he i* a resident of the i'nited Slates at the time he ! applies, ga Admitted Mi*s Patricia Ann Sovitte. 4L7 Elm street: Miss Mona : l.ee Fairchild. 121 South Eleventh ! street; Mrs. |.ewi.s Hiitcher, IHlfl ! West Monroe -treet; .Mias Adina | Sprunger. Herne. • Admitted and dismissed Will iam it. Walter. 515 Mercer Avenue Dismissed: Raby Rose Blaine Ladig. North Thirteenth street: I Mis* Eileen Graber. Herne; Vidi or Hyerly. route 2; Mrs. Joint 1). I Kemple, Montpelier: Miss Judith i Shoaf, 218 West Adams street: ! Mrs. Carl Schnepp, 507 .Marshall | street; Mrs. ilarry Raudenbush and liuliy girl. Monroe route 1, Dean Hike. Monroe; Mrs. ('. Aug ' list Nagel, Herne. Q. ... .. . Honorable Discharge Maurice Albert Culchln, EM3c, ! from Great Lakes, 111. j■■ o —»» - Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Decatur G. E. Club Choir To Give Final Concert Sunday

Plan* have been completed for the G E Hub presentn tlon of ill- 7<' vot.e Aeolian choir at 3 :io p m. Sunday at the t'ath ..lie *< hool auditorium. Tlie pro gram will lie presented a* a broad . i t. featuring narrator I'olll Han .her t'dllOK the Story of 'very Ml,lg. 1.1 addition to new miiirs by Hie women's choir and Hie mule ehidf. a • iMtbershop quartet" comp'iod of Dan Fo emnn. Leonurd Banin imrtner, Dave Emlder and Clifford Mann wtll shut a "classic ' of that clu .. .Miiadelliie Lehman, one of Inditina's out tindinu student of Hie drum . Eih en and Donald Bi.di eri.-li mid tlielr delii'litful. skillful uccordinn playing and Tom Shiirp with III* trombone, plnyinx "• a' cades" that won fur him first prlZ" in the le.eiit Indian music con te-l, and Rebecca and Evangeline Emldet a photo team that needno inirodm'ilon to G. E i luli members. nri among tlie many features in. tiidt d in till : hour and 15 miniiti -of mii-ic.il variety. This liow will lie the In-t of til.- I’lls tG G E i lull c.ileiiilni and adinlssioti is free Ticket* may lie obtained from G. E foremen. pelMltlll'd office or 111 mln* - ot the B • i *“w * 4 ■ t Mi . and Mr*. M tli.am M'-y i - <>f Mohr .eville, route 2. are the pin ent- of a baity gill, bom Wednes day morning nt >:2* tn at Lie Adtitn- comity memorial ito-pi'al, She w'.':.li«d 5 fMNHUI 7 OUtICeS mid has ti .t been limned <i Annual Rendition Os Oratorio At Berne Tlie annual spring rendition of Haydn's sacred orat rio. ’ Tie Creation. - ' will tie civil by the M> tin >n,t<- l iio lil socj.-ty at Herne i Sunday ev. tong at 7 l!o o'clock, tin dor the direction of Freeman Bink halter. Sol i:'.*t< for Hie occaoioii will t.<- Wllboti Jun , oil- of Chi' l I ' i. <li .-till.' Hall, 'i'l l' P.IIVeS, soprano .i d Edward Itutkliult* r tenor, botii of It in* J.iii.i Lehman H.-.tlei, coiiirulto, will s.ng In quar let witli (..»• •oliii-t '. A. companioti wdl lie Evameline Rohrer Emlder. ai '.atii.l and R.di'. e . Ifeit .-r Stucky, piat.i t Th,' public i>* in* vit. I Adnilnd in is fr< e. Calf Club Meeting On Monday Evening Al! dairy I II calf ■ it'.b member . aiuilt llt calf < lull leaders mid veterinarians < f Adams county arc invited I i attend a meeting at tlie Harry Lehman farm, onmil" west and I’. mile north | of Berne, at X p. m. Monday Roy Prive will di.-cus- the 111 •how health rule on Bang- di••a -c Befij. Gerke will dim afeeding of dairy calve- an.i Stanley Arnold will d-monstrati- hand lit. 4 calves in the show ring. Re fre-hments will iie vrved at fh< . i'.-e of the -e-siiin. o Dairy Groups Urge Lifting Os Control Butter, Milk Price Increases Granted Chicago. May 31 — tl'P) — Two dairy groups today urged lifting of all price controls to get more butter and milk to American tables. They called tile recent OPA price rise futile. Russell Fifer, executive secretary of the American Hutter Inrtitute, said the price of butter, if l citings Were lifted. Would lie no more than the actual price today I He said the OPA ceiling prli <• ' hears no relations to the actual ' cost of butter to the consumer. Because of extensive black market sales. Hie cost of butter has risen far altove OPA controlled prices. Fifer said that the 11-cent OPA ircrease will not increase production. Imt he estimated that 200,- . tAm.mm more pounds wiil lie available because of the order reducing butter fat in Ice cream and Hie ban on whipping cream. Even r.o, I- ifer said, the I’nited States will lie short 100,000,000 pounds of butter, Owen Richards, manager of tlie American Dairy Association, charged that the 11-cent Increase was not enough The new butter price, and the one cent w quart increase for fluid milk don’t provide "any real 1 incentive to increase production," lie said. NOTICE I shall be out of my office May 1 to June 3 Dr. Ray Stingfly

choir. The prni'imn will open with the, churiil Invo. itlmi. mixed .'horns Jerry Liibsiger. »<d'il-t. "latrd • prayer,' Forsyth, mixed < lunu* "St.a! \way," ispiil'mili. Hall. Mix' d <li'Hii‘ Mary Haliegi-i r. sol 1 i-t, "Ea ivr ll.ilk hijiih,” Kopoly I off mix< d < Imt u- drum solos •'Till' Tin". I'amii." Maiid.d.'ii. Lehninii. Berm' high clmol -tie (lent: male qmiriet. "Smililll' Through", male dm u . "Thr.-e Jolly Wei liim ii; a<wordlan din t Don mid Eileen Hiebcrldi; girl chorus. "Over Hie Rainbow." from Wizard of arrmi'"d by Arl. n, Iri.inl. in- solo, 'The i i-<ado-.' Tom Sharp. Piano <l.lO, Rebec. ,I Stm key mid Evangeline Emlder. .Manmia. MortomGould. "S'ardu t." t'armii. < liel, "till Su-ciiina." mrnnged by Gould; mixed ilm ii "le-ni Joy of Mmi'< Desiring. Hach, with iw.i piano learn: "In Jo eph’s love |y Garden," clmnis wPh Mary (•.< itz. -oloist. Dickinson: "Hmtle Hymn of the Reptildli," Fred W aiin.: 1 civ id Emlder of Hi rue. i- dlr < < tnr of 'lie ilmiii- and Mi- Ed gar Gerler. pimm mi .mpanist May Report Is Made By Service Officer 241 Calls Handled During Past Month Dwichf R. Arnold, county service officer, handled 211 call' dur Ing tin month of May. according to hi* monthly rejiort i.-'ii»d today Qm-Hons . mcerning educnflon .-nd until job training totalled i:i'>, the Imre.-t of any single group oilier- Insurance, 3!. G I loan 10. un« injdoynieni benefits, 12: army ami navy surplus property. 12. civil .service, five Twenty vetermis ignlflid Piter e-t in seeming housing prlorlHcII in flight training; 21 made application' fc.r pensions and eight filed for mud'ring out pay. still owing. Five veterans received pen ion for wlil. h they had mad" appli.aroi'. :*.p;di, ant.< for approval of mcrramile or imp:-trial i ■tahH-h---n- under on :he.j .b ttiiiiifn Worn of FALSE TEETH Slipping oi Irritating? i i, ■ i. . < .. ■., ~i i,i i.,<> •«• f .l-" f th -li|.|. i|, ~|.|.|ng •V Ih‘' 11, Wlu ll V | .< (, | I g <>! I • I • ■ .1 i ■ I 1:1(1. EAS 'I C :Til V.m p ,t. Th: Pl". -..1'1t |„.« I. r give ~ ,ni;nl, ihl. » "|,i. .) < ~11,1.,' ■ ,i , m il > • iud.Eiig pis'. f•> - f rml'. No gummi. w >• y. :>n tv r f< .1 hl: I' ' Ik;, ill,. no,' , I'. < i.-t I' I 'I 50 Slim .. So Trim / Il Hl' > 11 I u v Eb I' J'/ *1 J / X t ' /v V / / V J Mr [fl Z/ v <PI ■I /■ / /' * cLi ■! M !'l * J 1 A A v r lv I r ] v| Cji n r Hv 11 1 n f I v i *1 J J7' r r h I j7 v i 77 « [■ v JY |y B AB fl V I ¥ > a / v v v lv 9150 Mfli SIZES j* w Marian Martin Here's your dress . . . It slim* you. trims you . . . makes you look wonderful I'att-rn PISO has a nicety of lino just right for the mature figure. .Scalloped for smartness. Pattern 9150 comes in size* 34 36, 3x. 40. 42. 11, 46, 4s. 50. Six/ 36 lakes 2\ yards 39 inch. 51 nd TWENTY cents in coins for this pattern to Decatur Daily Democrat, Pattern iiept,, 155 N, J.lTenon St, Chicago 60. HI. Print plainly Yol'R NAME. ADDRESS. ZONE. SIZE AND STYLE NI'MBER. NOW ready—the Marion Martin new SIMMER 19|tl Pattern Book! Fifteen Cents more brings j you cool, new, easy to make fashions for all . . And, printed right In the book FREE pattern for ballet slippers for home and 1 beach wear!

lof th.' G I hill of tiglii* nre Io 1 I’i'i In lomdi witli Walter J. Krick, chairman of the I'oiiiily approval commPiee. Mi Arnold Ti'id In formation may nl*° **tcttred| II! Hie hitler' (dtice ‘ 11 I Tojo Selects Guider As Defense Attorney Tokyo. May 31 t( |-> Former l premier Ilidekl Tojo hiw» selected Idm W Guider, Washington. D ||, hl- defew attorney In the fiiithi'omlng m:i ’ w.n criminal trial, it was announced today. Guide) formerly was • hlet counsel for a ling" port! hi of Hi" American Idtiimlnoun coal industry. QI A LIT Y i Photo Finishing Holt house Drug (’«. RAYMOND (Doc.) KELLER — Jeweler — Watch «nd Jewelry Repair. Diamonds — Watche* Silverware — Clock* 326 N. Ninth St. G.ivlie’s Beauty Shoppe Now Open For BusinessCall 1330 for Appointment.

I B n| Be In Tune ; rj With June June especially is a month for weddings. Possibly you’ve been invited to one or two. How about gifts? Come in and let us show you many things to please the bride and groom — beautiful Items that you can purchase without even denting your budget. || Pumphrey Jewelry S Store 4 ■ ■ ■ af’iris ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » va b a wt ■ a ■ Your Favorite ■ " Flavor a : ■ (’loverleaf Sealtest ■ : ICE ■ ■ in handy earn out packages or by the dish ■ at our fountain. Stop in during the day or g ■ evenings. I 1 ■ 111 Monroe ; LANE’S Phone 260 g

ATTENTION : : . s _ SEALED BIDS arc solicited on BANK BUILDING ■ II RMK RE and Fl XT! RES, Excepting Safetv De- ■ posit Boxes, located at Preble. Indiana. ■ ■ Building is constructed of brick with stone trim- B B niing, is 20 feet wide and 50 feet long. Basement * under entire length of building. ■ .■ Furniture and Fixtures comprises various items B and are in good shape. Bids filed must be for building and furniture and ■ fixtures. as a whole. Right is reserved to reject any ■ or all bids. Successful bidder will l>e required to make ■ a down payment of 25'. of bid price and pay balance a on delivery of deed and abstract. ■ Bids to be opened at 2 o’clock P. M. Saturdav, June ■ 1. 1946, at bank building in Preble. * : Farmers State Bank Preble. Ind. f By Liquidating Agent

PAGE THREE

FATHER’S DAY (ARDS Dollhouse Drug Co. ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦l I »»l >♦♦»< I ( :: :: •WANT HER TO KNOW ] [ YOU’RE PROUD OF HER? ::