Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 21 April 1948 — Page 3

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Society Items ror uaya publication must be phoned in by 11 a.m.l (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Miss Betty Melchl Wednesday Deca'ur unit of Indiana Hairdressers, Helen Howell beauty shop, 7:30 p m. T. N. T. das* of Christian church, church parlors, 7:30 p.m. Business and Professional W<e men’s club, called meeting, juniorsenior high school, 7 p tn American Legion auxiliary drill and degree teams, legion home, 8 p.m. lard les Shakespeare club guest luncheon. Masonic hall, 1 pm. Psi lo'a XI sorority guest dinner. Elks. 0:3« pm. Decatur Home Economics duh. junior-senior high school, 9:30 a tn Tnursaa* Order of Eastern Star. Masonic ball. 7:30 p.m. Aeolian choir rehearsal, juniorsenior high school, 7:3ti p.m. Circles HI and IV of the \V S.S. of the Methodist church, Mrs. Delton Passwater, 2:30 p.m. Hurallstlc Study Club, Mns. Fred Vlman. 8 p.m. Women of Moo a e. Moose home, initiation 7:30 p.m.. lodge, k p.m. Progressive Workers class of Trinity Evangelical I’. It. church. Mr. and Mrs. Ed DieUch. 7:30 p m. Circles I and II of W. S. C. 8. of Methodist church. Mrs. Paul Edwards. 2:30 p.m. W. M. 8. of Antioch I’nited Mis ‘ slonary church, Mrs. Ernest Turn-' bleson. all day. Friday Pocahontas lodge. Red Men hall.' 7:30 p in. American Legion auxiliary social meeting. Legion. 8 p.m. Oaturoay Sunshine Girts Bake sale and rummage sale. K. of i‘. home, 8:311! a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday Sunny Circle Home Economics club. Mrs. Glenn Girod. 7:30 p.m. St. Mary's Township Home Economics dub. Pleasant Mille school, 7:30 p.m. ' ' her home Monday Title was the dosing meeting of the dub year for the group. At noon, a deildoiM dinner was served at small tables, decorated In keeping with the spring season.j A cor age <*f spring flowers marked each member's pit*'/®. Mixed Itouquets of flowers were u’so used in decorating the entertaining rooms After the dinner, tho president. 1 Mrs. Floyd Acker. < oiidu- ted a short busino-s meeting. A social afternoon was then enjoyed. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Fannie Christen, Mrs Lydia Worth man. Mrs Anna Hancher. Mrs. Mae Butler, Mrs. Clara Passwater. Mrs Zona Acker and Mrx. Hattie Beery. The Sunny Circle Home Economics club of Preble township will meet Tuesday evening a: seven thlr-| ty o'clock at the home ot Mrs. Glenn Girod, with Mrs. Robert Beery assisting. Dr. Arthur Girdd. of Indianapolis, will ne the guest speaker uklng cancer us his topic. Pocahontas lodge will meet at seven thirty o'clock Friday evening at Red Men hall. The regular stated meeting of the Order of the Eawfern Star will be held Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the Masonic hail. The St. Mary's Toamshlp Home Economics club will meet Tuesdayi i evening at seven thirty o'clock at i the Pleasant Mills school. Members of the Decatur unit of the Indiana Hairdressers assocU-| tion will meet at Helen Howells; iieauty shop th'e evening at seven 1 thirty o'clock for their regular business meeting. All members are urged to attend. o —— Word hse been received in this I city that Dorsie Thitch" Garard former Decatur r-sident has returned to the Lansing. Mich, tuber culosis sanltorium. He is reported to be improving. Miss Fanny Hammell has re- . uVCl'.i'.'- - “ • w -•• ftr AMeesa, / ‘\ ImL end #.«□»•. *• > v • * -. > D»d«s*d. *•». ■* *, msd»-|»u 4s» »»wl -e-LTI A fsaldM sed J( _ HmMi Svppert*. J A/] Mr » Lasts Connell I -..au V 209 S. Third Iff 'J Phone M 5 RLI 1 \ I I | SPENCER TEST SUPPORTS

■ 1«W M' IMKHBHKKHKH - -n«<: * • 1 CELEBRATING their silver wedding anniversary on April 20, Britain's ruling majesties. King George Vi and Queen Elizabeth pose for this portrait in the drawing room of Buckinglytm palace. (International)

turned from a month's vacation at Pompano Beach. Flu. Mi' and Mrs. John Kennedy have returned from St. Petersburg, Fla., where they spent the winter. Miss Mary R. Smith and Ronald Stucky, students at Purdue univer-l sity. have been named to the editorial staff for The Agriculturist.| student agricultural magazine at' the school. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Krummen’ spent the weekend in Chicago visit-' Ing with Mr and Mrs. Charles Krummen. Mr and Mrs. Tom Noll and Mr and Mrs. Doyt Sipe were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Roy Miller in Sherwood. <). -o*l o*l )7<A&4 I Visiting hours 2 to 4; and >0 k pm.) Admitted: Miss Rosa Roth. Berne; Mrs. Sophia Selklnz. Monroeville. route 2; Mrs. Charles Cook. 1009 Winchester street. Dismissed: Mark Hylton. Geneva: James Daztte. Decatur; Mis Ervin Anderson an I daughter. Second street; Mrs. Morton Railing and daughter, 222 North Fourth street. — o —— BI fl ths 5 ' Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Hammond, route 1. are the parents of a baby girl. ia»rn at 1:22 p.m. Ttnoday at | the Adams county inen.crl.il hospital. She weighed *• pounds. II ounces and has not been named. A baby girl was borti to Mr. and: Mrs. Herman AHwrdlng. 321 Marshall stree*. this morning at 2:23 o'cha-k at the Adams county hospital. She weighed 7 pounds. .—<>-■ Employment At High Levels In Indiana Indianapolis. April 21 tl'Pt - Production worker employment in Indiana factories continued to remain at high levels from mid February to mid • March, according t<t a joint survey made by the Indiana employment security division and the I' S. bureau of lalsir statistics. The report showed only minor lorries in employment, for which seasonal factors were held rerpon slide. In South Dakota, the state can not foreclose a Hen against the homestead of an old age assistance recipient. -■ iw •• ■» -W*a -X ' ' FILING a separation suit In New York against her husband. Thomas i Carnegie. • grand-nephew of Andrew Carnegie, ths late steel magnate. Mrs. Katherine Carnegie said •ne would give sensational test.muay. if necessary- She declared she had received to support from h.in since they separated m 1947 and has been working as a saleswoman He has already brought a divorce vtwa in Ftanda. .l/nteraetional)

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Report Costa Rica Is Completely Calm Resigned President To Leave Country Ban Jose. Costa Rica. April 21. --(L'l'i Government tones were surrendering swiftly today to the national liberation movement of Gen Jose Flgueres, and the, country was completely calm. All bill about 2.000 of the 8.000man army of president Teodoro I’icado had laid down their arms under the surrender agreement reached with Flgueres The remaining troops were mostly In small groups and In Isolated areas where communications were slow Plcado. who resigned and agreed to leave the country under the surrender pact, still was In San Jose, but planned to leave on the first plane when Pan American airways resumes service here, probably later today Acting president Santos la-on Herrera. 71. delayed formation of bls government, awaiting arrival of Flgueres. who still was at Car tago. about It miles away, the point which his revolutionary force reached before the government surrender. Flgueres did not plan a trii umphal entry to the ctfpltal. wishi in-: to av< Id any public dwnonstra--1 tion o - - Two Divorce Cases Are Filed In Court . ■— • Two new divorce cases were filed in Adams circuit court today. MyrI -fe Kahn filed suit aeainst George F. Kahn, charging he associates with other women, uses vile and ob- » one language She asks H.OtMt, alimony. The complaints states they were married Oct. 16. 1935 and sep s ated April 20. ’.948, The plaintiff. | i res dent of 833 North Eleventh • treet. is represented by D. Burdette Custer. Ruse Marie Shull filed a similar action against Herbert Shuli. charging he continually quarrels, has a mean and ungovernable temper She asks a restraining order and ius <>dy of a child They were mar ried Nov. 5. 1944. and separated March 29. 1948. The plaintiff is a resilient of Monroe. DeVilM * l uiith represent the plaintiff. — - -W0 Consumption of canned baby ■ food has jumped annually from 13 pounds per child under three years of age to 45 pounds in the past seven years. Cornell t’nlverslty tarm economists estimate. 1 ' 4-' j ' CHAIRMAN of the House Armed S.-rvices Committee. Rep Waiter G. ; A»d«ws (R-N Y.) has announced ! in Washington that hearingi will i s . rt at once on a bjll .which would ir.creaM by 210,000 the number of men requested by Secretary ot Dofense James ForresUl Themeasuro would incnasa Abe draft total to 1,044,000 men. (IntemaXumat)

Illinois Woman Is 'Mother Os Year' Springfield Woman Is Congratulated Springfield. HI.. Apr. 21—(I'P) —A small, white shingle bungalow on the outskirts of town was as busy today as if the occupants had won the giant jackpot ot all quiz shows. For Inside, a queenly woman of 61 was receiving congratulations from the nation, her husband, and her in children for having been named "American Mother of the Year" yesterday. Mrs. Il>-len Gartslde Hines, a runner-up for the honor in 1946. took the congratulations calmly, sandwiching the reporters, the newsreel men. her friends, and the "thousand-and-one" calls into her regular duties as a housewife and mother. The newly-crowned "Mother of the Year’ was chosen by the Golden Hu'e Foundation from >1 candidates, one from each of the states and three "extras." Mrs Hines was one of the extra candiI dates. Os the eight boys and two girls who are ready to vote for their mother this year or any year, only the oldest. Herbert, Jr. remains at home He is president of the Hines School of Business at Springfield The others have gone Into such varied fields as nursing, construction, engineering, music and chemistry. Her husband. Herbert, Is director of the Institute of International I'nderstandinK for Rotary International. Together they will fly to New York City May 7 to be honored by the foundation and appear on network radio programs. Mrs. Hines is a graduate of Mount Holyoke and Radcliffe colleges. and devotes almost all of, her spare time, now that the children are grown to her civic, church and school duties. These Include everything from alumnae association work, meetings of the American Association of I'nlversity Women. league of Women Voters activities and I’arent Teachers association work to a three year spell on the Springfield school board. Ir. addition. Mrs. Hines does par* time teaching, hand'es her i own housework, and does her own sewing I I o- — I. U. Doctors Plan For Alumni Meeting Adams county physicians, grad ua'es of the Indiana University school of medicine or one of the ■arly medical schisds consolidated with It. have lieen Invited to attend the first annual alumni day meet. Ing and reunion on Wednwiday. May 5. Dr. Harold F. Zwick of itecatur has been named local attendance hairman for the meeting, which will be held on the campus of the I'nlver’i y’s Medical Center at | Indianapolis. 0 Indiana Journalist Awarded Third Prize New York. April 21 — (UP) ftoan Helms. Jr. of the Indiana university department of journalsin was awarded third prize today In the American Newspaper Publisher association's 1948 journalism ontest. The subject of the contest was 'The New- paper — Its Value In Education." More than 300 essays

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Hook Reviewer I IW4X "It's Greek To Me." by Willie; Snow E bridge, will be reviewed *v Mrs Water Hansen, of Fort Wayne, before Psi lota XI sorority members and their guests at six thirty o'clock this evening at the E.ks home I were submitted The first prize winner was Roland Strand. 25. journalism student of the University of Wisconsin, and second was Hartwell H Ramsey, aj senior at Texas Christian univer sity. ' JL SUMMONED to Washington from r.ot- torn Bogota Rep Donald Jack- ; •on (R-Cal ) warned Congress that ; uniess the Reds in the U.S. were rig- : idly controlled they might treats d.sorders m the U S. by using the same pattern employed in Colombia A congressional representative ! nt the inter-American Conferee- e in fb gi-ta. Jackson will return at once to Columbia, (iatcniul.oiiol) FU$HES?><i Ar- you going thru the functions 'n-i Mil-age' period pecullsr to »om en 1 .1’3-52 yrs. I ? Does this msXe yoi Suffer from hot flashes, fee) so ner tom, higb-strung, tired? Then i*> try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetab.e Com r mud to relieve such symptoms Pinkham's Compound also has what Doctors call a stomachic tonic effect LYDIA L PINKHAM'S SSKt* | araKMMMDC xm mxjunnxmii»» Now is the Hour! to have your Fur Coat Stored and ("eaned Call 359 for prompt pick-up ' uervice. 1 Sheets Cleaners for people who care * rCk M « a M k a x a* a* x* x a ax a a a a

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M-l-lIIX I Ms :\r OF' KXH4 I TOH ustvtf: no. om Xotlrr l« kernhy wivea. That the undersigned hae linen appointed Esecutor of the e-late of IMhtn H Gillium tat- of Adama County, deceaaed. Th* estate Is probably aolvent. Henry I.lllium Gveentor 4prll »». IIM« VrtHur 4,. a.oilnm Vllnrney April 21 May 5

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