Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1946 — Page 3

NOV. 16, 1946

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IMmM D .%Nf *' wMlllm Ws®i ■ ■ *Mel j ' '' |S?t ■ UK ; ''~ g|||K ■ \ •>’ ll 1 "" v . ' ’•' ■ llk \\c\, v '’'''•• i . i .:■ "ii ■|k 1 '"' ■ ■ •"' ■'' "‘ "■ ""’ HONORfD M|K RECENTLY uiv.-n •■ |K, nt Mixx I’ai ;i.«t nt honor wax |Hu !■■•■!> <"»;!«<•. SEe ».-, ;•- A ,|< b w-r< ll|n. ■ 1 '■' ‘ ■'" ’ A. •• OpflUll. |H; ~ -,.,! :,y the hotit mother. Mie |||K" - ' ! "'" '* " < |K,- .... ,i ,!•■ .ii.l groom ]|||H- ''" ' '' 1 '"' r ‘ l *'' l 1 ' pla< ,|. i Mi PaiiroK' ■K : •■■ la - '■■ I'aurote - I’" "'l'' ■H i ,•; \. r:,’, Rosalia Klemhmiz. Norma .- \'.--i io h G.rald HK’ I I’. Dollhouse. Jr Ari Wilson. HKh ■• : 'A ' - Pi t. I -on Mixx Barling. ■CLUB V C M.,-• ami P-off-ssi m i met at Ihe K of P ■M :i..i-t ■..- *>’h M-venty ' ' ?n--‘-lit ’ i • ! >! i ■ • I*- ati;r guests. UK* *••. .'.-v.-tly <|,-r- r i«.»ls of fruit. nmal'. am! a itnmti l<-av<vt in - -< \:.:i Ed waido fur Kt* din-in.- the dinner Spahr i.-d the group in al - 1 f.nn.liar songs. Viry i.i-itz entertain IB’M" .- . ■ lions. at the piano by Miu - x-i-l r.-laii ms was the HM 11 "" month. ami the guest Mai.ne Hiehe-heiiner. a BITTMAN AVE. B»- CIH'RCH BB Nuttmjn & Eleventh ■nday Evening B 7:30 P. M. HBEITii‘ llodgeboom. Mis M* la Africa, will presi.nl BBti-i-A of pictures of K**”’ *ervii-<- We invito the ■ io attend. BN. tar.Gundy, Paslor

[Sunday Dinner i I CHICKEN and dressing ; K BAKED HAM, VIRGINIA a boast beef and dressing ■ I Mashed Polaloea or Candied Sweel Pataloes ■ Harvard Beets or Buttered Corn ■ Applesauce ■ Vegetable Salad g - SUNDAY EVENING ONLY — I Grilled T-Bones Grilled Sirloins Grilled Pork Chops a Home Made Chili ■ SERVED 11:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. ■ EHLER’S i ■

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Saturday , Rulnbnw Girls rut. mage rule, " Molhnkupf Parrn l'.| i >mei)t store, . h ant. Sunday Ladiea Aid iwmlety of Preble . Lutheran church, fall festival, ' church Monday Music department of Decatur Woinsn s cluti, Mrs. l larente K. Hell, 7:41 p m. LHeralure department <>t Decatur Woman a club, Mm. I.e> Kiret h. fi p m. Junior Women department of Do latur Wotnan'a i ttb, Miss Dorothy Hammond, 7:15 p m. Ari Department of |i mtitr Wonian'a cluh, Mrs. A It Arhbaucher, C:M p.m.. Heaoarch dub. Mrs. ft D Myersj I 2:30 p.m. »• St Mary’- So cty, C |„ of ('. hall. 7:30 p m. Dramatic department, M a Itay- ( mond Kohne, 6:ln pm. • <■<> Imhii'i ■ ' I'll i.>1,111 church. Mis. Harmon Kraft, 7:30 р. Needle cluh guest party, postponed. < Tuesday Phllalethean circle of Zion Evan I gelical and Reformed church, 1 church, M p.m. i C. 1., of (’. potluck, (*. L. of c. •' loom, 6 J* pm. I St. Mary's Township Home Economics dub, Mrs. Lucille Miller. 7:30 p.m. Root Township Hon:.- Economics ' cluh. Mt*. E, S Christen, I in pm 1 Y. A ('. tlnss of Pre-liy’e- tan ' . church, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Run i yon. Jt p.m Docatur Durden duh. Boy Scout I cabin. 6:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers duh, Mrs I Kenneth Parrbh, 7:30 p.m. 1 Presbyterian Ladies Aid a dety, I church. 2:30 p.m. Rebekah lodge called meeting, Odd Fellows hall, 7:30 pm. Wednetoay Pel fota X! sorority social meet Ing. Elks homo, S p.m. Decatur Home E<t tiomlcs club, | Mrs. Gilbert Strickler. 1:45 pm. Historical dub, Mrs. Ruwtell Ac ker, 2:30 p.m. Thursday So Ch i Rea, Mrs. Tillman Gehrig. 7:3 p.m. St Luke's Women's gutld. church, all day. Pleasant Mltle Methodist W. S с. S.. Mrs. Lee Custer, 1:45 pm. Circle I of W. S. C. S. of Metho dist church, Mrs. Homer Lower, 2;30 p tn. Circle II of W. S. C. S. of Metho dist church, Mrs. Floyd Acker. 2:3« p.m. Circle 111 of W. S. C E. of Meth odist .church, Mrs. A. D. Suttles. 2:30 pm. Circle IV of W. 8. C S. of Meth cullat church, Mrs. E. N. Wicks, 2:30 p.tn. • Wesley date of Methodist church, Alva I-awaon. 7:30 p.m. iner Foi t M'ayne < lit l>. mein her, related her trip to Guatemala. She also exhibited the arts and crafts in silver, textiles and pottery along with giving a brief history of the country and Its many treasures: describing the characteristics and habits cf the natives. Before adjourning, the chib vojed to give twenty-five dollar,! to the community fund. The turkey raffle was won by Mrs. Helen Wi-mhoff The committee in charge. Included Mattel Bockman, chairman. Grace Weiland. Josephine Oswalt and Florence Meyer O'Shaughnessy. OTTERBEIN GUILD MEETS RECENTLY The Otterbein guild if the Trln-

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—Photo by Anspaugh RECENTLY WED Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rlckord were wed recently in the Bethany Evangelical t.'nlted Brethren c hurch, the Rev. F. H. Willard officiating. Mrs. Ri< kord Is the former' Miss Helen Hazelwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Haxelwoo-I of this city, and the gloom's mother Is Mrs. Daisy Rlckord of Fort Waytie. The young collide Is residing In Fort Wayne.

ity Evangelical rutted Brethren church held their regular meeting recently at the home of Mrs. C. E. i White, with eleven memliers and three guests present. The meeting wax opened with Patsy Case reading the call to worship, and the group ringing ' America." Mrs R. O. Wynn offered the opening prayer, after which a short biudners meeting was conducted by the president. Eloise Jackson. Patsy Case and Marjorie l/iu Hill were welcomed into the guild as new tnenilH-rs. The- group then formed a circle, and each member gave a abort prayer. The meeting was closed with the guild ceremonial. During the social hour, the hosteases served delicious refreshments. NAZARENE SOCIETY IN MEETING RECENTLY The Nuzarene Y ling Peoplea Missionary society not recently at the home of Christine and Esther Andrews. The meeting was opened with group ringing, af-er •which Chfts-' tine Andrews read the scripture lesson and gave a reading from "The Other Sheep" Prayer was offered l<y Esther Andrews ami Othella Edgell. and the lesson study was reviewed by Othella Edgell. The meeting was adjourned with prayer. Delicious lefreshmenta were serv , ed during the social it .ur by thehostesses.

m£ Here is a L " jyr Tender and Unusual ‘jF w v Love Story [ uxOJ ■pt/ [ld/r y " [« NICHOLS IN this tender and unusual novel, the story of. a woman who wagers the power of her love again** the world that was, Margaret Nichols, author of Always with Me, etc., has written her best romance. Begins Monday, Nov. IB IN Daily Democrat

FEDERATION SILVER TEA HELD FRIDAY A large attendance, Including memliers and guests, attended the annual fine arte festival and silver te a of the Adams County Federation of chibs, held Friday afternoon at the Methodist church. Mrs. Raymond Harrfxon of Monroe. well known chalk artist, entertained the group will, her work. Following the program, tea was served from becautifully appointed tables, lighted with tall tapers and centeied with low Ihcwlh of mixed flowers. Mrs. A. R Holthouse, eighth district president, and Mrs. Milton Swearingen, president of the Decatur Woman's dub, presided at the tables II sticses for the affair were Mrs. lads Black. Mrs. Lowell Smith. Mrs. Russell Acker, Mrs. W. G. Brown, Mrs. George Squires, Mrs. Ralph J. Roop, Mrs. Autos Voder, Mrs. Swearingen and Mm. Russell Welder. The Needle dub guest party, joubedulecl for Monday evening, has been postponed until further n dice. The Wesley class of the Methodist church will meet Thursday at •even thirty o'do k at 'ice home of I Aiv.c Lawson. The Rebekah hHlge will meet Tuesday evening at vewn thirty i o’cloc k in the Odd Fellowa hall.

This is a called meeting and all member* are urgc-d to attend. The circle meetings of the W S C H. of the Methodist church will he held Thursday afternoon at two thirty o'clock fit |e |; home, Mrs. II tner Lower: devotions, Mrs. Al beri Powell; Inxsbit, Mm. John Tyndall. Circle II: home, Mrs. Floyd Acker; devotions, Mrs. Fred Mills; lesson, Mr*. Hurry Essex. Clrde III: home, Mrs. A. D. Suttles; devotions, Mm. Lawrence Archbold; lemon, Mrs Guy Hr wn. Circle IV: Mrs. E. N. Wicks; devotions, Mrs. Noah Steury; lesson, Mrs. W. F. Beery. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shaw of Shel by, <».. visited here Friday enroute I to Gibson City 111. where they will; visit wf'h Mr. and Mr*. Tom All wein. They plan to attend the' lllln Is-Ohlo State game tcslay at Champaign. 11l Funeral servicer, will be held' Sunday for Frederick Busche of near Willshire, <»., who died Thursday afternoon at the Potts Rest Home at Van Wert. (>. He wae M yecre old. The widow, four sons and three daughters survive. Mr and Mrs. Bud Townsend are attending the Illinois-Ohio Slate game hi Champaign, 111., today. Berne officials have received notice from the Pennsylvania railroad that flasher lights will be Installed at Main and Water streets In that town. It will be the first flashers there It is not known how soon they can lie placed because of material shortages. Sgt. Orlando Stauffer of Berne, now he ated in a military post near Kaeael, Germany, has written his former partner. E. J. Sclittg. that he will be married the first week in Decemlwr to Mis* Yanle Deab>rdes of laius.mne, Switzerland. Mrs. William Brown and daughter of Warrington, Fla., are visit Ing with relatives and friends here Mrs. James Sasser and son of Cleveland, (>., are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mm. James Kocher in IhU city. Mr Sasser will arrive today for the balance < f the weekend. Mis. Ruth Durkin of Fort Wayne visited friends in Decatur Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grant and sons. Kenneth and lion, were among the Decatur people who will attend the Notre Dame Northwestern football game at South Bend today. Vaughn Millikan and Dan Perry. Decatur high school faculty mein

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hers accompanied a number of De eulnr high e.ihtoj fishball players Io South Bend I day to eee the Notre Dsmw-Northwesiern fuothall game. Mrs. Dan Perry and daughters are visiting with her pareptx at Warsaw this weekend o »■r_rnnnrnr 4 Mr. and Mns. Raymond Elmo Meyer of route 2 are the parents of a l>aby girl, born at 7:12 a m. this morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 7 jiounds, I ounce and has not lawin named A baby am was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Aupperle of Geneva. i route I, this morning at 2:12 a tn at the Adams county hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, 13'v oumt* and , iit'H nut been named. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darrel | llakey, kio North Eleventh street i are tut inti of a daughter, born at -the l<Mal hospital this "i ruing at j 3:04 a m She weighed 7 pounds. I ounce. - 0 BSB , Admitted: Mrs Arley Sprunger. Geneva; Mahlon Miller. Berne; Mrs. Sarah Chapman, Bryant Admitted and dismissed: Mrs. Amelia Christen, 220 N rth Fifth st reef. Dbunlxsed: Mis. William Harb and baby girl. Cheryl Ann. Berne; I Sylvan Sprunger, Berne o _ | n liTfi 8818 l 111 I I Hntllimiilin ht| i t»*T gjjMl i ll hh I,'VjW- ip J » — William Fisher. Sl'c. arrived here lust evening from Norfolk. v- Va. to spend a ju-day leave with | relatives ami friends. I Fresh Eggs Eggs stored in water glass at home are satisfactory for cooking or baking, but fresh eggs are more ’ ■ satisfactory for frying, poaching and *’ scrambling.

Troop V of the Decatur Girl Scouts met Tuesday after school at the Lincoln school Barbara ( ole, preaident, was in charge Plans were fllecusaefl for a Thanks giving party, after whi h the meet Ing cosed with the Girl Scout promise. Rosemary Hetrick, scribe. The Girl Scotti* of troop VII met Tuesday afternoon. Marie Bromer. president, opened the meeting by leadin'* the glrlx in repeating the pledge and Girl Hi out promise. Old and new husinea* wax then <ls cussed Janet Smith, scribe. Yardley InviNible fiCea |';i|(Yardley Hair -Si g Tonic , . Smith Drug Co.

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fIABS of happiness stream down the cheeks of Mrs. Joseph Dl Hartals ss she hears the voice ot i her long-missing soldier son, Michael, 24, *vho is calling from s hospital In Rome. Italy. Missing since 194,'j, the Gl is being treated for amnesia, f/nrernationa/1 .g—— _ j Trade In a Good town — Decatur