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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline. 11 A. M. Phonee 1000 — 1001 Wednesday Zion Lutheran Missionary society mother daughter dinner, «:!.» pm. Profit and Pleasure Home Econ- ■ omics club, Mrs. John Helman. 7:30 p.m. I World Friendship guild, Mrs, - John W. McPheeters, Jr., S p.m. Business and Professional Women tenth anniversary dinner, K. of ' | P. home, 7 p.m. | W. S. (’. 8. of Beulah chapel, ' 1 church, all day. I I Our Lady of Good Council study club. Mrs. William Lose, Jr , R p. m. 1 Women's guild of Zion Evangeli- ■ cal and Reformed church, church, 1 S pm. Degree and Drill team of Legion auxiliary. Legion home 7:SO p.m. inuraoay Women’s guild and Girl's guild 1 of St. Luke Evangelicil and Reformed church, all day. Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S.C. 8.. Mrs. Laura Davis, 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. St. Ann Study club, Mrs. Carl Steigemeyer, 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian Ladies Ahl Society. church. :230 pm. Baptist Woman's society, Mrs. Mabie Reppert, 2:30 p.m. Calvary church midweek service. 8 p.m. Wesley class of Methodist church. Hanna Nuttman park. 6:30 p.m I'nlted Missionary society of Christian church, church, 1:30 pin Friday Ladles Aid society, Mrs. Wayne Hlrschy, S p.m. Girl Scout court of awards, Lincoln school, 7:30 p.m. Baptist Phllathea Class, Mrs. Norman Kruse, 7:30 p.m. Niland Ochsenrlder. fluting the business meeting the following officers were elected: president. Mns. Lowell Smith; vice president, Mrs. Wesley Lehman; secretary. Mrs Fred Tegtmeyer. treasurer, Mrs. Ladoyt Miller; press reporter. Mm. David Downs. 1 Following the business session. Mrs. C#rl Baxter reviewed an artI icle from the Christian Home magazine. and Mis. William Sandens I gave the topic from the Parente magazine The program closed ,' with a piano solo by Mrs Walter I Elzey. Delicious refreshments were serI I ved during the social hour by the J hostesses, Mrs. Burdette Custer, - Mrs Miller and Mrs Asa Pollock. 1 Mrs Weldon Soldner was welcomed . ! Into the club as a new member. 1 , > PYTHIAN NEEDLE I|CLUB IN MEETING The regular meeting of the Pythian Needle club was held Monday evening at the K. of P home following temple. A short btmi > ness meeting was conducted by the ■ president. Mrs. Mabie Striker, • after which the guests were in- ■ I vlted to the dining room, where de- , licious refreshments were served .' at long tablee, decorated in green

and gold crepe paper, ami centered I with white tapers and low bowls' of cut flowers The committee In charge Included Mrs Charles Bleneke. Mrs. Fred Ashbauchet. Mrs Ed Miller, Mrs. Maude Merriman and Mrs. J Ada Hoagland. MRS. BRICE ROOP HOSTESS TO CLASS Mrs. Brice Roop was hostess last evening to members of the Dutiful Daughters class of the Bethany Evangelical I'nlted Br e thr e n church. Devotions were given by j Mrs. Gregg McFarland. following a brief business meet-! Ing. conducted by Mm McFarland, delicious refreshments were serv-1 *-d by Mrs. Roop, assisted by Mrs. I Ernest Foieman. TRI KAPPA ASSOCIATE CHAPTER CLOSES YEAR The associate < hapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa held the closing I meeting of the year In the prl-1 vate dining room of Swearingens Dairy bar last evening Floor vases of japonica added to the attract ! iveness of the room. I he guests Were seated at long tables, which were lovely with lighted candles In crystal holders and colorful bouquets of spring flowers. Mrs. Ward Calland presided over the business meeting which followed the dinner. Miss Madge Hite, ehaiman of the nominating committee. presenter) the report of that committee and announced the officer! for the new year as follows: president. Mrs. Calland; vice p mident. Mrs. Fred Smith; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Haymond Keller; recording secretary. Mis. Dale Moses tresurer, Mrs. Pau) Saurer. The program of the evening wae in charge of M s. Leonard Saylors, who gave a most interesting and enthusiastic report of the Tri Kappa state convention, held in April at IndianaiMdis. The report ttmk up in detail the philanthropic projects of Kappa Kappa Kappa. Active and associate chapters unite in eupiMirting all local and civic d'lves, the Hoosier art salon, the Indianapolis symphony, youth recreation programs, hospital service. summer ramps, seeing eye institutes, kindergarten, dental clinics, supply special teachers for handicapped children, and in the province to which Alpha Sigma chapter and Decatur associate chapter belong, they support the Fort Wayne philharmonic society. Members of the associate chapter alno learned that the scholarship fund which was established in 1916 by the local chapter of Tri Kappa, has now reached the sum of $1898.21: also, there are eighteen thousand members of Tri Kappa in Indiana, with one thousand new members each year. Mrs Saylors chso-d her report by saying that a good slogan for every Tii Kappa for the new year would be “hats off to the past, coats off to the future'* Music was enjoyed during the evening, through the courtes/ of Ziner'n appliance store. Hostesses ' for the evening were Mrs. Guy Brown. Mrs. Linn. Mrs. Avon Burk. Mrs. Raymond Keller. Mrs Erwin Goldner and Miss Fannie Hite. The first meeting of the new year's work will be held in September.

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The Wesley class of the Methodlst church will have -i picnic supper Thursday evening six thirty o'clock at Hanna Nuttman |>ark. The picnic will be for members and their families. Membetg uro requested to Itrlng table service and a covered dish. The Phllathea class of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mim. Normun Kruse Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Mrs. t'aiey H. Moser will lie the leader. — A meeting of the I'nlted Missionary society of the Christian chim-h will lie held at one thirty o'clock Thuntday afternoon in the church pa Hors. A rehearsal of the degree and drill leant of the Legion auxiliary will lie held this evening at seven thlryt o'clock at the legion home. The Women's guild of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet this evening at eight o'clock at the church. Mrs Harry Knapp will be devotional leader, using tu* her subject “For He is Our Peace." The program will be In keeping with the dry of prayer for missions. Members are reminded to bring their library books. - -0..— iMsass Patil Sauer Is reported ill from a kidney ailment at his home in the Homestead*. Ed Gaston. sheriff of Wells county, is reported some better after suffering a heart attack Sunday. Arthur Shock of South Third street left today for a motor trip to the east He will go to Atlantic City, where he will meet a brother from Baltimore and they plan to spend several weeks cruising along the coatd in a motor boat. Wilse Eversole, well known resident of Linn Grove, is seriously 111 with In-art trouble. He is 8# years old. Mrs Ted McClintoc'.' and childten. Joan Susan and Andrew of Columbus, O. arrived in Decatur today for a visit with Mrw, McClintock's parents Mr and Mrs. C. D. I Teepie. Mrs McClintock anil Mias Joan will leave Thursday for Poughkeepsie, N. V . where Mrs. McClintock will attend a Vassar college clans reunion and Mias Joan will complete her registration for entrance to Vassar next fall Mrs. Henry Faurote received a calMegratn on Mother's day from ' her son. Francis, who h> stationed with the army in Tokyo, Japan He is scheduled to leave for the I states on June 26. William Linn was .1 business visitor in Chicago Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. i.eonard Saylors ■ left today for a motor trip to Kan- , eas and visit with Mr Saylors' parents ' Charles Weber, who spent the r winter in Arizona, has returned 1 to Decatur. The congregations of the Old . Salem and Calvary Evangelical . I'nlted Brethren churches will • sponsor a farewell cany in supper at 8 'dock Thursday evening at the ' Hartford high school for the Rev. - George Holston and family of Linn Grove., Rev. Holston has been trans- , ferred to Kokomo after serving the two churches for t*-n years Vernon Smit ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. clarence Smitley of thin city and a student at Indiana Central college, Indianapolis, will present an organ recital at the Park Ave-

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nue Evangelical I'nlted Rrethtenl church in lndinna|Mdls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. latwrence Hackman have returned to their home in New Hampton, low-t, after attending the funeral of clem Hackman. who died last Saturday.

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Admitted: Max Andrews, 922 North Eleventh • street; Merrill Armfield. Huntington; Hartdri Wolf, Geneva. Admitted and dismissed: Mabie Bowers, route 2. Dismissed: Mrs. Raymond Wilson and baby son. Leonard Allen. Monroeville; Mrs. Latin Miller and baby boy. Monroe; Suzanne Kuhn. Monroe; Gerald Gattschall, 328 North First street.

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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beltler of Geneva, are parents of a baby boy, born at 134 p.m. Monday at the Adams county memorial hospital. He weighed 7 pounds and has not been named. Surveyor's Daughter Suffers Broken Leg Mattel Bowers, 5, daughter of county surveyor and Mrs. Virgil Bowets, sustained a fractured left leg late last evening in a fall from a truck. Her grandfather. Charles Bowers, parked the truck in the driveway of the Bowers residence. When lie retuined to the trmk from the house he faib-d to notice that the child had climbed onto some sacks in the back of the vehicle. As he started to drive away she fell to the ground She was taken to the Adams county memorial hospital for treatment and then returned to her home in Kirkland township. If Stomach Gas or Sour Food Taste Robs You of Sleep Here’s How You May Help, Whether You Eat 500 Pounds or 2000 Pounds of Food In a Year - Tw ean't feel cheerful, ba happy and sleep well. If your atomach la always upset As age advances the "old atomach" needs more help The reason Is thia: Cverytlme food enters the stomach a vital gastric Juice must flow normally to break-up certain food particles; else the food may ferment Sour food, arid Indigestion and gas frequently cause a morbid. touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous condition, loss of appetite, underweight, restless sleep, weakness. To get real relief you must Increase the flow of this vital gastric juice Medical authorities, in independent laboratory tests on human stomachs, have by positive proof shown that SSS Tonic Is amaz-lngly effective In Increasing this flow when It Is too little or scanty due to a non-organlc atomach disturbance. This Is due to the 888 Tonic formula which contains very special and potent activating Ingredients. Also. 888 Tonic helps build-up nonorganlc. weak, watery blood In nutritional anemia—so with a good flow of this gastric digestive juice, plus rich redblood you should eat better, sleep tetter, feel better, work better, play better. Avoid punishing yourself with overdoses of soda and other alkallzera to counteract gas and bloating when what you so dearly need Is 888 Tontc to help you digest food for body strength and repair. Don't wait! Join the host of happy people 888 Tonic has helped Millions of bottles sold Get a bottle of 888 Tonic from your drug store today. 1 888 Tonic helps Build Sturdy Health.

Divorce Suit Filed In Circuit Court Dora Merriman has flb-it suit for ilivorii- from Arthur E .Merriman before Judge J Fred FriK-hle In Adams cln-iilt court. The complaint slates they were married June 18. 1942 and separated May 13. 1947. She charges cruel and Inhuman treatment In that he continually haggle-, quarrels and quibbles; failed to support her; works infre<iuently since he came back from the army, struck and beat her; drinks to excess. She asks 13.009 alimonv and restoration of her maiden name, which Is not Baled in the complaint. D. Burdette Custer is plaintiff's cotin-

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Roaht Turkey mid Dressing, Thursday—Ehler’a. H o CARO OF THANKB We wieh to thank tho.e who aaslated us during the Illness and death of <>ur brother Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hack- . man. . Henry Hackman

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