Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1947 — Page 3

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I" L -e meyk* tCe J ( T )ir. daughter of "■r«l Meyer of <rolumSin -on of Mr. -nd Martin of Monroeville. : ™Wl".'. near Cob ?be R ev. Koenler «ffi- , f|r en in marriage by r.il Meyer, wore a ;■ “J' • itur and covered but!;w. The full rtlrt .ml b.r «► caught to a a wee • Hh ,. canted a email rove* and white jHxvmont attended as ■ in I yellow brocaded, ML gown. She carried a M\ l( Tali’"' 18 " rone- with. M Mi- Maiine MarMr„ (l t>P bridegroom, nervin a blue gown, K , ( yle to 'hat worn by t nt and -be tarried red K Jt-n'l"' 1 * pink r . E, Lre .mall net halo, in I . uilor. and rhlnentone K. from ,h, “ brld ’*• i M | ia .M>n nerved a. bee ( Er ,ld Meyer, brother of I K, and Chaltner Kline. EnU» 1)f bridegroom.! K, niite>'.. ■ |n . the ceremony, a reMfo't‘o htmdred ««•*>* was Mthehome "f the bride* parMhrrr the Misses Barbara M, Ann Wiilooy. Phyllis Mj Mr, i lateiit e Fall! assistMih* irr'ing Mi.rlinit ,h, ‘ brlde wa * K Mack and lime drees with Mtcroories The couple will K,. r The new Mrs. Martin K, .tiff of nurses at the AdMint? memorial hospital. Mnch vows to ■ad JUNE 7 Kd Mrs Albert V Lee of 500 Anderson, have anK the engagement and aP■l* marriage of their only K P»! tela Anne, to Bill F. ■ «, n of Mr and Mrs. Frank ■ ::'. Sorth Fifth street. The ■ rite sill take place Satur- ■ D , 7. at the First PresbyKhz h in Muncie. Kntieelet' is a junior at Bail ■«<he-< college. where she ■|i!m| suit Gamma Gamma K Mr Lynch served three ■tn the army, twenty-six ■of whir h were spent over■e I* now a junior at Ball ■Tear her- college, and Is a ■r of 'he Delta Phi Sigma ■Wrap and Tie I Wonder jwg F ■ ■ <I [KSgr* ■* s * w 11 * ,n 'p | y E. ? Embroider It with Eu‘ 1 ?“ er " ™4 KZ? , dashed ltfl a love ■»M skirLf " l ' arl> " p y " ur R*''Z “r" nt ■ L f‘""l>h te. illus ■ He; V#a Vt shows you ■ 1?’;! "” nM B '«es 12. ■ i>, 40 - B,m ’« Kt TWFVtv rabric - ■hr kb P,VE I® V 1 o Decatur PaUern l*Pt.. 155 |i ktoj, Chicago 80, in. Ki. 0 ? name - ad Er ' E s,z e and style Ei» T’“7 br,n ” you ■ tlti C,2 ,a s Pflng Pattern ■ha for B * W •••Ho-sew ■•lit,*.”*? 0 ”' Ponied r* * tai ■•. FREE ■n ,aw • Sacque and

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline. 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Lading Firemen auxiliary. Mm. Joe Kortenlier, 7:30 p m. * Pythian Needle club, after temple. Monroe Reiter Homes club, Monroe Methodist church annex, g p m. Tuesday Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. Amelia Miller, 7:30 p.m, Dorcns clans of Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, Mrs Tom Kern. 7:30 p.m, W. C. T. IT., Mm. Minnie Black. 2 p m. Trinity Evangelical f. B. mother daughter banquet, church. 0 p.m. Church Mothers Study cluh, i Methodist church, 8 p.m. Trinity Evangelical U. B. motherdaughter banquet, church, «:30 p.m Clvios department of Decatur W'oman's club, city hall, 7 pm. Rebekah lodge. Odd Fellows Hall. 17:30 p.m. Tri Kappa associate chapter, ft; 15 p. m. L. of C. chortM rehearsal, hall. [7:30 p. m. Wednesday Zion Lutheran Missionary society 'mother-daughter dinner. 0:15 pm. Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club, Mrs. John Helman, 7:30 i p m. World Friendship guild, Mrs | John W. McPheeters. Jr., 8 p.m. Business and Professional Women tenth anniversary dinner. K. of P. home, 7 p.m. W. 8. C. S. of Beulah chapel, church, all day. Our I-ady of Good Council study club. Mrs. William l-ose, Jr, 8 p. m t hursday Women's guild and Girl's guild of St. Luke Evangelical and Reformed <-hurch, all day. Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S.C. 8., Mrs. Laura Davie, 1:45 pm. So Cha Rea. postponed. Friendship Village Home Economics club. North Brick school. 1:30 p. m. D. Y B. class of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church. Mrs. Tom Fisher. 7:30 p. m. fraternity. LEGION AUXILIARY IN BUSINESS MEETING The American Legion auxiliary ot Adams unit 43 held its regular. business meeting Friday evening at the Legion home. Plane were made for poppy day, to be held May 24. A chicken dinner will lie served at noon to the workers, and all jun-1 lor girls are asked to assist the women of the auxiliary in the poppy sale. Twenty-five dollars was cent to Knightstown home to prv-l vide vacations for the childre't. Several members of the local unit have offered to take children into their homes for a two weeks vacation. A donation of five dollars was also made to the big heart fund at! Knightstown A report of the nominating committee was given and announcement was made that election will lie held at the regular business meeting on June 13. The next meeting will be held Friday, May 23. The attendance prize was won by Elizabeth Aurand. — GAMMA NU SORORITY ENTERTAINS MOTHERS The Gamma Nu sorority honor ed their mothers and guests at a lovely tea from two to four o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home of Betty Gray on Ninth street. The entertaining rooms throughout were decorated with spring flowers and potted plant* which were later presented to the mothers. The door prize wae won by Mrs. Theodore Eady. The mothers and guests were presented with lovely gift boxes of handkerchiefs, topped with carnations as favoiw. Games were enjoyed and prizes given to the Mesdames Schumn. Fuelling. Fryback. Gallogly, Miller and Meshberger. The lace covered table was centered with a large cake, Inscribed mother, which was flanked on either «Gde with flowers and tall blue and gold tapers. Presiding at the tea table were Marguerite Rash and Emma lx>u Ahr. The committee in charge were Betty Gray. Barbara Roop. Dorothy | Schumn, Helen Sauers and Betty Gallogly. TRINITY LADIES AID SOCIETY IN MEETING The regular meeting of the Lad les Aid society of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church was held recently at the church, with Mrs- Adam Kunowlch, Mrs. Gilpen and Mrs, Frank Bohnke as hostesses. Devotions were given by Mrs Herold Hitchcock. Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Earl Crider. During the business meeting, conducted by Mm. Hubert Gilpen. twenty three calls were reported and the work committee turned in twenty nine dollars and twenty cents. The work committee appointed for May was Mrs. Gilpen. Mrs. Charles Hakes and Mrs. Sephus Jackson During the social hour, a shower of gifts for the church kitchen was

f VblJ -'■k'**- J 'Jt RECENTLY WtD-Mlss Mary Louise Parr, daughter of T M Parr, 755 West Franklin street Berne, and Donald Edward Myers, son of Mr. ami Mr* Frank Myers of Berne, route 2. were we:| recently at the home «>f the Rev. W. F. Johnson. The couple left immediately following the <•< remony on a trip to southern Indiana. (Photo by ' Edwards t

'TonatfSTl-ovely refreshment* were ’•erved by the hostesses. Hostewiex for the June meeting will be Mr*. F:ank Baker. Mr*. Addie Andrew* and Mr*. William Strahm. MRS. JUNIOR ROSS HONORED WITH SHOWER Mrs. Merlin Ross entertained' with a miscellaneous shower at iter home Thursday evening for Mr*. Junior Ross, who was Pat- ■ rlcla Ann Myer* liefore her recent marriage Later in the evening the guest of honor was led to the dining room talde which wa* centered with cut flowers and many lovely gift*. Delicious refreshments were served the following guests: Mrs. Clarlence DeArmond. Mrs. Clifford Essex. Mrs. E. Essex and daughter, Shery Rose. Mns. Cecil Franklin, Mrs. Ross Gunder, Mrs. Doris Heath. Mrs. Tony Meyer, Mrs. Glen Mauller. Mrs Opal Meyers. Mrs- Mwls Smith. Mtw. Gottlieb Stauffer, Mis. James Stauffer. Mrs Merlin Ross. Mis* Gloria Mae Van Camp and the guest of honor. Mrs. Junior Ross. Invited guests unable to attend included the following: Mrs. Fred Christener, Mrs. Lloyd Kreischer, Mrs. Lyle Meyer, Mrs. Laures Meyer, Mr* Ed Miller, Mrs. Martin. Mns. Lloyd Wagner, Mrs Bill Ward. Mrs. Harold Van Camp. Mrs. Junior! Stauffer. Mrs Noah Stauffer, Miss Eileen Meyer and Miss Betty Myers. TRIPLE CELEBRATION HELD SUNDAY EVENING Mr and Mrs Herman Keller entertained with a buffet supper last evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. John IxMiche. who were celebrating their twenty first wedding an Iniversary. Mr. Keller, who obaerv«u his birthday anniversary, and Mrs. Ed Keller. Guest* included mem tiers of the Keller family, as well a., a few close friends. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs I>ean Kesler of Hartford Chy. anti Mr. and Mrs. Al Bogner of law Angeles, Calif o MOTHER AND DAUGHTER PARTY HELD THURSDAY The annual mother and daughter party of the Church of God Missionary society was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs- Herbert Hawkins, with fifteen mem-, i iiers and twenty one guests in ati tendance. Devotions were led I y Mrs. Janice Aglet- and the scripture reading was given by Mrs. Maud>* Schmidt. Mrs. Bernice McCurdy offered prayer The meeting was opened with the group singing “Faith of Our Mothers," followed by a poem, "This Is a Mother,' by Miss Bonnie Strickler; welcome to mothers, Nancy Frank; response, Mrs. Emma Frank; story, “The House that Wasn't there." Mrs. Katherine Strickler, trio, Mrs. McCurdy. Miss Strickler and Mr*. Pauline Roop;

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poem, "Mother's Love." Mta. Ruth Strickler- Lovely gifts were pre- , sented to Mrs. Maude Schmidt and Virginia Mitchell. The meeting clos-1 i-d with prayer by Mrs. Agier. Refreshments were served dur-! , Ing the social hour by Mrs. Wilbur f Hawkins, Mns. Veda Mitchell and I Mrs. Emma Frank. o The W S. C 8. of Beulah chapel will have an all day meeting Wednesday at the church. Mrs. Milton Hoffman will be hostess. The Friendship Village Home Economics club of Blue Creek township will meet Thuisday afternoon at one thirty o'clock al the North Brick wchool house. The associate chapter ot Tri Kappa sorority will meet Tuesday evening ut six forty-five o'clock An important rehearsal of the C.' L. of C. chorus will be held Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the hall. The Our Lady of Good Council study club will meet at the home of Mt*. William Lose, Jr., at eight o'clock Wednesday evening. A meeting of the D. Y. B. class of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church will be held at sevten thirty o'clock Thursday evening 'at the home of Mrs. Tom Fisher on Adams street. Assisting hostesses : will be Mrs. Carl Fisher, Mrs. Hub ' ert Cochran and Mrs. Fiank Bohnke. «, Mr. and Mrs J. M. Dawson. Jr of Indianapolis visited Mr. Dawson's mother, Mrs. J. M. Dawson, and sistere Mrs. Russell Acker and Mrs Charles Magley. over the weekend Dr Gerald J. Kohne and Noah Steury. who. with their wive*, are enjoying a European trip, send a card from Milan. Italy. They state that condition* In Europe are better than they anticipated and that the only costly thing is cigarettes Food and hotel service are excel lent The Decatur people are visiting a half dozen countries and .spent nome time in beautiful Switzerland. Five Decatur women left today for Grand Rapids, Mich., where they bowl tonight in the Women's International • Bowling Congress. The local bowler* are, Mrs. f’arl Mies. Mrs Al Schneider, Mrs. George Meyer, Mrs. Dick Steele and Mr*. Lavern Bowman The other women’* teams intend to go to the bowling city the last of the month. They are the McMillen Feed Mills team of this city and Hauler's Elevators of Convoy, O. Paul E. Clem, fireman, second class, USN, son of Mr*. Dorothy

i Clem of 730 East Cleveland street. I* serving aboard the cruiser t'SS Duluth. The Duluth, which recentI ly participated In the Pacific Fleet ; inaneuvet*. Is to make a cruise to Australia during May, 11. P Hchmitt and son Donald, i Phil Rattei* and grandson Jim, Tom , llriede and Ronald Hmlfh motored to Cincinnati yesterday, where they attended the Cincinnati Red*-Chica-,go Cub* double header baseball game. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hite spent Sunday in Cincinnati. A letter from Paul J McFaul, former secretary of the chantl»er of commerce here and now holding u similar imsition ae Washington. Ind. say* he is getting stalled, likes the southern Indiana city and is being given excellent cooeratlon He spoke at the Rotary Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence Linn and daughter Mies Diane, and Mrs. A. N. Anker visited in Fort Wayne Saturday afternoon. The front glass panels are being placed on the Noah Rich ice cream manufacturing block on South Second street and the finishing touches added to make the modern plant < ompiete. Mrs. C. C. Pumphrey and daughter. Mis* Eleanor, visited Fort i Wayne friends Saturday evening. Member* of the Women of the Moose who attended the academy iof friendship meeting held at Indianapolis recently and took the academy of friendship degree and received life membership awards, were Mrs C. L. August, Mrs. Cecil Gause, Mrs. Clara Baumgartner, Mrs. Roliert Judt, Mr*. John larshe, Jr., and Mrs Jake Keller. Juanita Baumgartner ul»o attended the meeting. Mr*. Charles Brown. 62 years of 'age. took her first plane ride Sunday. Her son. Robert, received his training at Van Wert, ()., and his mother was his fl eet passenger. Mr and Mrs. E. W. Lankenau have received word that their daughter. Mr*. R. L. Bemont, has ; arrived in Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs. | Bemont left Wednesday by plane to join her husband. Capt. Bemont, who is stationed there with the engineering group. She arrived there on Thursday. i Mr. and Mt*. William Spahr and sou. Bradley, visited over the weekend at the John Spahr residence. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zimmerman visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Obcon and daughter. Kathleen. at Lafayette. Harold Zimmerman ot Fargo. N. D.. was also a guest at the Olson home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kirn of Fort Wayne, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Roliert Frltzingor. Mr*. Lewis Lewton of Detroit,

I I /I // \ When you get so much more then lest yeer for I used fats! Butchers pay high prices because there's a world-wide J shortage of fats and ! oils. Won't you help, ! and help yourself? I wwwww useoMis*.

Mich., visited friend* In Decaturt over the weekend Mr. Lewton i» employed by the Ford Motor Co since his discharge from the armed service. The Lewtons formerly resided in Decatur. Mis* Anna Ivetlch is receiving swimming in*tru< lions at Fort Wayne to qualify us :« life guard -— — —o In Memoriam In loving memory of Iva M I Kent) Shock, who departed thi* life Muy 12, 1846. Arthur Shock Mr*. Kenneth C. Butler Mr*. Lewis C. Wise. (f _

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Admitted: Larry Foreman. Berne; Jimmy Hunst, 1414 W Mad Ison street; Dwight Brunner, route I 3; Larry Brunner, route 3; Eileen Weinmann. Celina. O . Ben Knupke. South Fifth st'eet; Mrs. Curl Nor ton. Montpelier; Frances Ruzo, Decatur. Admitted and dismissed: Lee McBride. 746 High street; Joe Walll*check. Portland Miss Margaret Brite, route 2. Dismissed: Mrs. Jerome Nussbaum and baby son, Berne: Mr* Paul Brehm and baby girl, Berne; Shirley Ann Morgan. Geneva: Sherman E. Liechty. Berne; Mrs Harvey Smith and baby eon. Monroe; P. Jesse Velez. Berne: Mrs. Wilson Welland and baby son. route 5; Miss Edna Mast, Portland: Mrs. Reinhold Selking and sqn. route 2; Mrs. William P Hunte", 401 West Adam* street; Mrs. Pete Reynolds and baby son, Michael, 421 Madison street- Mrs. John Weigel und baby son. New Corydon; Buddy Dean Smith. 340 South Fifth street; Dale SchnepL route 1; Andrew Hilton 417 Elm street; Thomas Drew, route 3.

Mr and Mrs. Edgar of Geneva, are parents of a baby girl, born Saturday afternoon at 4:57 p. m. at the Adam* county memorial hospital. She hast been named Gloria Jean. —o— - ■ Wash Shelf Top shelves in the kitchen that hold infrequently used item* should come down for a periodic washing with a soapy cloth. This cut* down „ too on the loose dust that would settie on your china and gla*»ware.

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