Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 161, Decatur, Adams County, 9 July 1948 — Page 3

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OMEN GF MOOSE AVE POT-LUCK ■i|B of the Boose **ie honored ► e«u at a gßUclous pot lu- k sup r !aM erantnK Several games of igo wore onioyed. follow inx >idl Nra Ckthirhie Stalter wax easgtod with th. past graduate «• 2 fejßltMl practice was held follow : the meotlng ■JK C. S. GENERAL ACTING IS HELD The general meeting of the W. 8.8. erf the Eathodlst church was 3<£fn tbrehttn !: parlors Thursday no* with Mrs. Robert Milla devotional leader. 'rhe lesaon atudy, "Hl* Way In land." WOO reviewed by Mias KtMaltose*. after which a report of • meeting* belli during the assem- • at Lake Wabxti-r were given by • delegate*. hiring the Social hour, refreshnt* were *erved by a committee tn circle two. IURCH GROUPS ENJOY CNiC AT VALLEY FARMS OVObing proved to be a mem»hle one for ■embers of the Won’s Missionary society and World lendshtp guild of the Flrat Preseriaa church who attended the nic at th* bom** o f Mr*. Stewart Millen at Valley Farms ’nder the funeral chairmanship Mrs. C. C. Pumptire>, committee drman were Miss Elisabeth 'arson, Mrs. W. P. Schrock. Mr*, ce Christen, Mrs. J. R. Denney I Mr*. H. Putman dr*. Stanley Clark, president of i World Friendship guild, and her datant* gave the study of Race i Christians Mrs. Robert Gay s in charge of the devotion*. HON CHAPEL S. VY. S. MEETS J rhe W. 8. W. 8 of the I nion I Jpe! Kvanealicul United Brethren I trch held Its regular meeting I ursday afternoon at the home of | a Omer Merriman The meeting • opened with the group singing oly. Holy, Holy.’ followed by I tyer by Mr*. Charles Rabbitt. dr*. Henry Bauman was program der, using a* her topic 'We ma On in a Fellowship-Bridge llding." Snbdhpli b were given by *. C O. Brown, “A Firm Found* a;" Mr*- Celia Pellet. "Builders

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ijE? Society items ror day* publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phon* 1000-1001 Ml** Betty Melchl Friday Legion auxiliary, business meeting, Legion home, ft p.m. Mt. Pleasant Bible class, Mr. and Mrs. David Cook, 8 p.m. Sunday V’ork and Win class of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, picnic. Hanna Nu'.tman park, 12:30 pm. Monday C. L. of C. chorus rehearsal, C. L. of C. hall. 7:30 p m Juniors of Legion auxiliary, legion home. 2 pm. Past presidents parley of Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Zelma Roop, 8 p.m. Pythian Sister Needle duh pot-, luck supper, Hanna Nuttman park. Girls Missionary guild of Cnlon Chapel. Marilyn Beer. 7:30 pm. Tuesday Monroe Better Homes club, Mrs Otto Ixmgenherger. 7:30 p.m. Kum Join U* class picnic, Shroyers. S:3O p m. W. 8. W 8. of Trinity Evangel ical V. B. church, Mrs. Mina Light. 7:30 p.m. Local unit of W C. T U„ Mrs Otis Brandyberry, Monroe, 10 30 am. Thursday St. Luke Evangelical and R» 'ormed Women's guild, church base ment, al! day. Friendship Village Home Economic* club, North Brick school. the Bridge." Mr*. Merriman closed the meeting with prayer. Following the brief business meeting, lovely refreshment* were served to the following member*: Mrs. Bauman. Mr*. Charles Burrell. Mrs Celia Pellett. Mr*. Brown. Mrs. Rabbit, Mrs. Freeman dchnepp, Mrs. Ernest Knefelcamp, Mrs. Ralph Bluhm and daughter, Mr*. Myron Frank and daughter. Mrs. Glen Roughia, Mrs. Earl Chase. Mrs. Robert Workinger, and

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the hostess. Mrs Merriman The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr*. Frank, with Mrs. Roughia ax the leader. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS ANNOUNCED BY SORORITY Tri Kappa sorority lx announcing scholarship awards for the coming school year in the amount of fiftytwo hundred dollars. Among the re dpients of the 1948 awards are: two hundred dollars to Miss Elizabeth Ward, dean of women at Butler university, to be used by her in helping worthy girl students as needs develop; fine arts scholarship, a cash award of five hundred dollars given annually to art or music students, to Carol Mitchell. Rochester, who will atudy at John Herron Art institute; Beryl Shower* Holland fellowship, increased from six hundred and fifty to seven hundred dollars, to Carolyn Ballivan. graduate st mien' at Indiana university in religious personnel. The remaining awards were made to fourteen young women and one zoung man who plan to pursue their studies at various Indiana schools this fail. The sorority started its fcholarchip program forty years ago and since that time more than five hundred thousand dollars has been spent for the promotion of educa tion and many Indiana girls and noys have been helped In attaining heir educational aims.

COMBINED CHURCH GROUPS MEET The ladles Aid sociely and the Women’s Society for World Service of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church held a combined meeting Thursday afternoon in the social room* of the church. Mrs. Wil! Dellinger conducted a short hustoess meeting for the Ladle* Aid. at which time volunteer* were asked to serve dinner for the men's club Monday evening. Mr*. Earl Fuhrman was chairman >f the program "Building Bridges ’’ Mrs. George Hamms played as the piano prelude "How Firm a Foundation," after which she offered prayer. The song was then sung by the group, followed by an article on "Firm Founda'ion and Firm Sup port of Our Christian Bridges." Mrs. Henry Adler; “Builders of the Bridge," .Mrs Custer; prayer, Mrs Fuhrman: solo, "When the World Forgets.” Mr*. Philip Dolby. During the business meeting of the W. 8. W. 8.. conducted by Mr*. Carl Hammond. Red Bird notes were given by Mrs. Dick McConnell. Mr*. Hammond and Mr*. Woodruff were then elected dele gate* to the convention The meet Ing was closd with prayer. Dainty refreshment* were served at a later hour by the July section of the ladies Aid, with Mr*. John Spahr as chairman MRS. FLORENCE BUSDORF ENTERTAINS W. 8. C. S. Mr*. Florence Busdorf entertained the Mt Pleasant W 8. C. 8. at

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—si -it-. . s.i. imi , *:■ iw n.. jlj . t,. - -•g.rnr.- . «... **n*w>' * it, ..--7 * ' a. A ' ’ I ' y J "'l l M \ z > ' ' -r 1 T 7—* \ I «e- L i - ...ja,, THE FAMOUS "SISTIt” of the White House during the Roosevelt era chat* with her family and bridegroom after wedding st Phoenix, Ariz. From left: John Boettiger, step-father; bridegroom Van H. Seagraves, Oregon City, Ore.; Anna Eleanor Boettiger; "Sistie,’’ now 21; Eleanor Roosevelt, her mother. Bride is daughter of Curtis Dall, Mi*. Boettiger’* former hu.,band. (1 nternational Soundphoto ‘

her home Thursday afternoon. The group repeated the ixird’s prayer In opening ’he meeting, after which devotions were given by Mr*. Everett Singleton Mrs. Ethel Grandstaff reviewed the lesson study. During the business meeting, plans were made for a bake sal* to »e held July 29. Mrs. Truman Goldner also read a letter from a family in Germany telling of their i experiences during the war. Roil j call was then answered with a verse of scripture from John, fol-i lowing which the meeting closed with prayer. Members attending were Mr*. | Lionel Brentiinger. Mr*. David j Cook. Mr*. Hurl Fuhrman. Mr* I Druxcllia Fuhrman, Mr*. Francis, Fuhrman, Mrs. Milton Fuhrman,) Mr*. Norvai Fuhrman, Mrs. Ethel Grandstaff, Mrs. Gerald Orandstaff. Mrs. Truman Goldner, Mrs. Chauncey Sheets, Mr*. Everett Singleton and the hostess, Mrs. Busdorf Guexts were Mrs. Merle Sheets.’ Mrs. Myra Mallonee and Mrs. Nora McTatridge. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. • The W. 8. W. 8. of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church' will meet at the home of Mrs. Mina| Light Tuesday cenlng at seven, thirty o'clock. Mrr. Ornell Behind ' ler and Mrs. Alfred Krummen will I lie the assisting hostesses. The leader will be Mrs. Hubert Gilpen. The St. Luke Evangelical and Re ' formed Women's guild will have an ail day meeting in the church basement Thursday. Mrs. Ida Step ler will lie lesson leader, and Mr* Noah Egly, ho.-Uess. A meeting of the Friendship Home Economic* club will be held Thursday at the North Brick *cho*>l. I he 4-H boys and girls are also invited to attend. The local unit of the W. C. T. I’, will meet at the home of Mrs. Otis Brandyberry in Monroe Tuesday morning at ten thirty o’clock. A pot-luck dinner will be served at ■he noon hour, followed by an interesting program In the afternoon.

E r . «''7 Z " I CiT'wl ■■ ■aß 1 M . •J \ I 1 Mid < SWOBN IN as the first woman member of the Federal Commumrsturns commission. Freida H. Hennock shows her commission to FCC Chairman Wayne Coy foliowtn? ceremony tn N. Y. fZafernefionat)

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included on the protram will be a playlet and special music. All members and friend* are urged to attend. Mrs. Zelma Roop will be hostess to the past presidents parley of thei Legion auxiliary Monday eveniug at eight o'clock. The Monroe retter Home club ! will meet Tuesday evening at seven ) thirty o'clo k at the home of Mr*. I Otto lamgenbeiger. The Kum Join Um class of th* 1 Bethany Evangelical United Breth- ; n n ehnreb will have a picnic Tues--1 day evening at six thirty o’clock a* ‘ Shroyers. Members are asked to 1 bring welnerx and buns. Refresh- ' ment* will be served. The C. 1,, of C. chora* will have rehearsal Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the C. 1,, of C. . hall. i The juniors of the American l.fr gion auxiliary will meet at the Le gion home Monday afternoon at two o'clock. All member* are urged to attend. i E. McDonald, airman. t'SN. I brother of Glenn McDonald i>t 328 J Oak street, arrive ! in Lisbon. Portugal. while serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea. one of the 13-vesael midshipmen practice squadron on its annual summer | rruise. Mrs Steven Donovan and daughters. Mary and Jane, of Boston, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kriegel and son. of Gallion. 0.. were houseguests of Mr. and Mr*. Char j les U>»e and Mrs. Margaret Braun I the past week.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Egeler and family, of New York, are visiting in this city with Mrs. Egeler’* parent*. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Rayl. CFi (Visiting hours J to 1; »id '• to I p.m.) Admitted: Jerry Lee Bovine. Monroe; Etta B Ball. Monroeville; Ml** Kathryn Fravel. Geneva IHsmi**ed: Sharon Alverson, route 1; Laura Jean Theuman. Long Island. N. Y.; Mrs. Richard Hess and daughter. Berne: Mrs. Homer SmMey, 421 South First street; Kathryn Goelz. 310 North First a rest; Mrs. Hugh David Mosser and son. Geneva. Victoria Joan Is the name of the baby girl liorn to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hess, of Berne, at 2 a m on July 2 at the local hospital. She weighed 5 pounds, HL* ounces. Photography was invented by Louis Daguerre, of France, in 1839 The area of Australia, mainland only, is 2,948,366 square mile*. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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Two Men Fined For Public Intoxication Two out-of-town men who pleaded guilty to charge* of public intoxication filed against them by police were each fined |5 and costs total ing |ls In mayor’s court this morning. John Hutchison. 44, of Portland, was arrested al 4:45 a.m. this morning on West Madison street, and Harry McGovern. 37, a Penn sylvania man working on the Erie railroad here, was arrested at 5:30 a.m. at 13th and Madison street*. MacGoVern was ordered to leave he city. New Record is Set For Wheot Receipts Kansas Ci y, Mo.. July 9 — tl’Pt For the second successive day, a new record was set today for wheat receipt* at the big Kansas City terminal when 1.986 cars of wheat rea.-hed this already jammed point Yesterday 1,845 car* were received. That topped the all-time mark for one day, set July 10. 1937. when 1.924 ears reached this terminal. I The day’s deluxe raised the total for the week to date to 10,077 car*, far beyond the previous week'* total of 9.6116 cars set during the week of July 5. 1938. The height of Niagara Falls, American side, is 167-169 feet. The history of dancing dates back to ancient Egypt. The National Federation of Day Nurseries was founded in 1898.

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