Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1948 — Page 3

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sJ JBLn WILSON at shower " 4 ■Sjll«"'"’" ■ s * l '”**' r * a * '■’*’ •!>.• Mi-x Ruby \ lovely corsage ■ ; ,.,| the honored guest a ., the ;eatru at a lonic table. t|, tall flowers The I'D" •' " a ' i ” l ' ,rk *'' l by a I doll, and small i TaX-l a- bridrmaids in ||.IS j "JK were used as favors. A icon was I tdSS *• ' l ,la >»*d ala l:,t, r I jrizcs were won by Miss Lawrence i ' ‘ " ! ' : esenlod tlu-ii to I j y y'l'n were 1 t io honored guest nuing were Mrs 0 E Kuril Landis, of Van Miss Hetty Hoop. .Miss lr^^B’ l e*"' l "‘ ,r ,{u "' Knlt Holina Kav j ,'K S K.nneili Small and Mrs given recently 4| . s Barbara Roop anil :|>. n »r:e hostesses at a I in honor of Miss Nor USSR, Pr.de ••'.(•< t. at Hanna ; a:k recently. Gifts were ~t a lons table decorated r, 3^Et,.| bine, over whl h hung due sprinkling can with I. ailing to the many gifts by Mrs. ¥***<•> Kling, t \gler, Mrs. Adam Kun Ervin Sprunger. Mrs r MrM Kral,k Bak<,r ' Mr " I ng. Mrs Glen Agier. Roop. Mis. Don Hir Harold Bauzhn ami Mrs udi I MB 1 -' 1,1,11 , ”‘" n l “‘ rvw * IwaßElier Mrs. Hirschy. .Mrs Mrs Carl Nelson, Mrs Mrs Kenneth Hawkins Mrs Rufus Liechty. Mis Kunowich, Mrs Hubert Gllpen, Mrs Mrs. Kling. ■mLl society I IS HELD I <tjflht Haul Ladies Aid society home of Mrs Tom Noll IruKy The day was spent in a delicious pot-luck din noon hour. During the meeting, devotionala by Mrs John llinden IhiiMt Udine Galatia*. chapter ala. was offered by Mrs Abe at'ending were Mesdames hnepp and daughter. Abe Sadie Myers. Mabie Cook. I *h and children. Dora Hindenlar.g. Forest Neirelter, Lyle Franz i u*B. ( lint Hart. Arthur Scheldaughter. Sarah Martin. Doyt Sipe. James ' lighters and Tom Noll. i

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l^&l 1 Society Items for days publication must be phoned in by 11 a m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Miss Betty Melchi Friday Decatur Garden club and Berne dull, home economics room of De -1 catur junior senior high school, 7! p.m. Legion auxiliary, Legion home, i S p m. Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S.t 8.. Itev. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson. 7:30 p.m. Baptist Philo class, Mr. and Mrs Harold Baughn. 7:30 pin. Saturday Rummage sale, Loyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical U. B. huri h, church basement. 3:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Delta Theta Tau bake sale, Coles market. 8; 15 a.m. St. Mary's society, home economies loom of St. Joseph school, 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday English and Western horse show. Flat Rock Saddle club, 1 mile north Monroeville on 101, 12:30 p.m. Monday Pythian Sister temple, K. of P. home. 7:30 p.m.. Needle club following. Tuesday I-oyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical U. B. < hur< h. Mrs. Clarence Weber, 7:30 p.m. Church Mothers Study club guest night. Methodist church. 8 p m Kirkland Indies Home Economics -lob. high school. 7 p in. Delta Theta Tau dessert bridge. Elks home, 8 p m. Sunny Circle Home Economics club of Preble, Magley parish hall. 7:3ft p.m. Root Township Home Economics club. Mrs. James Moses, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday St. Vincent de Paul society. C. L. of C. hall. 2 p.m. ■ J The next meeting will lie held at the home of Mrs. Gale Cook. A flower pot exchange will be held BETHANY MIbSION BAND TO GIVE PROGRAM The Mission Band of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church. Winchester street, will give a program and party In the children s department of the church schiMd at two thirty o’clock Saturday afternoon The Mission Band Is the children's missionary organization ot the church. Mrs. latwrence Wood iuif superintendent of the group, and Mrs. Clarence Smith will be in charge. A surprise feature will be the Illustrated song "The World Children fur Jesus." by Mrs. F. H.

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: Willard. A number of children will take part in the program, which is i designated as the "summer ChristI mas tree project." The aim of the project Is to have a Christmas tree now. on which gifts of money and toys are to be placed, later to lie sent to the kindergarten at Chicko. Japan, in time to be distributed for their Christmas. Tiny Japanese lanterns have been provided for the children in which to bring thfedr gifts of money. A Japanese motif will be carried out in the decorations and a table of articles from Japan will lie on display. Persons desiring to contribute to this display are asked to tiring their articles to the church by two o'clock Saturday. Parents of the childien and any- ' one interes:ed in missions are invited to attend. Refreshment* will I lie served. COME JOIN US CLASS MEETS The Come Join I s Young Peoples class of the Pleasant Dale church ot he Brethren held its September meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ehrtnan. recently, wi'h Hugh Ehi man In charge. Out-of-door games were enjoyed, after which refreshments were served the eighteen, members and six guests attending. W. S. C. S. CIRCLE MEETINGS HELD Circles I and II Circles one and two of the W. 8.C. 8. of the Methiaiist church held their meeting at the home of Mrs Leigh Bowen Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Beery, circle leader, was In charge. Mrs. Virgil Krick gave the devotional* and Mrs. R. B. Meyers reviewed the lesson study. During the business meeting, an nouncements were made of the rum mage sale to lie held In November. The members were reminded of .the thank offering serving at the church Sunday morning, which will feature Mrs. B. V. Allen, of Fort Wayne, as guest speaker. The next meeting will be held October 14. Mrs. Bowen served re fresbments to the twenty-nine members. three guests and one child in attendance. Circle* 111 and IV Mrs. Leland Smith .was hostess to members of circles three and four of the Women’s Society ot Christian Service of the First MethI odist church Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. George Helm and Mrs Lloyd Neil assisting. Mrs Pass water was in charge of the devotional*. Miss Etta Mallonee announced plans tor the county fair at the church on November 19. ami also called attention to the rummage sale on October 29 and 3<>. Thirty two culls were also reported during he business meeting. Twenty three members and two children attended the meeting. PSI IOTA At ENJOYS DANCE I Memliers of Psi lota Xi sorority and their guests enjoyed a square dance at Geels barn last evening Hostesses were Mis* Alice Roth, -hairman. Mrs. Ned Johnson. Mrs Gene Knodie. Mrs. Dick South. I Miss Phyllis Kraft and Miss ClarI ice Anspaugh. ENTERTAIN WITH SHOWER RECENTLY ( Mrs. Alfred Busick. Mrs. Lester Busick and Mr*. Ed Heiderhorst entertained with a bridal showei recently at the latter* home for Mrs. Walt Doctor. The honored guest was presented with a lovely cor*a:e. as er which the guest* were invited to the lawn of the Heiderhorst home where a watermelon contest was held, won by Mrs. Alvin Witte. Other games j were later played and prizes award ’ ed the winners, who in turn presented them to the honored guest. Mrs Doctor was also the lecipient oi Delta Theta Tau Bake Sak Saturday. Septemlwr 25, at H:l.» a. m. Cole’a .Meat .Mari ket. 225t2

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many lovely gifts. The guest list Included the Mesdames Elmer Franz, William Boerger. Robert Fuelling, Thurman S<-heifersteln. Henry Fuelling. Herb Buerger. Oscar ( hris'ianer, Gu*t Witte. Henry Gerke, Ed Busick, Bill Nahrwold. Alvin Witte. Herb Witte, and ihe Miasea Ella Franz, Stella Hoile and the honored guest, Mrs. Wall Doctor, lively refreshments were served at a later hour at beautifully appointed tables, centered with small baskets of garden flowers. WOMEN OF MOOSE HAVE INITIATION The Women of the Moose held I formal initiation last evening at the Moose home for a class of candidates. The <hapt er night program was in charge of the publicity chairman. Marie Cowans, and included wo readings by Charlene Lehman rfnd piano selection* by Joyce Fruechte. Bertha Voxlewede was awarded he door prize The next meeting will be a social meeting on October 7. MRS. V. J. BORMAN HOSTESS TO SO CHA REA Mrs. V. J. Borman wa* hostess to Ho Cha Rea at six thirty o'clock last evening at the home of her toother. Mr*. E. F. Gass. Following a short business meeting. londucted by the president. Mrs. R ('. Ehiuger. bridge was played and prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Schute and Mrs. Clyde Butler. Miss Virginia Laurent was awarded the door prize. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. J. Metzler. The Church Mothers Study club will observe guest night Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the Methodist church. Mrs. Philip Dolby will be devotional leader. Mrs Ernest t'hrlck will give the lesson from Parents magazine and Mr*. Paul Cummings will give nelected articles from Hom» magazine Host esses will be Mrs. Glenn Mauller, Mrs. Roy Friedley. Mrs. Lewis Beery. Mrs. Hugh Engle and Mr* Walter Elzey. A meeting of the St. Vincent de Paul society will be I.eld at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the C. L. of C. hall Hostesses will be Mr*. Barney Wertzberger. Mrs. Mary Omlor. Mrs. Della Miller and Mt*, iiora Cook. The la>yal Daughters class of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will meet at seven thirty o'clogk Tuesday evening at the home of Mr* Clarence Weber, with Mrs. Ed Warren assisting. , V* 1 Admitted: Herman Bowman. .South First street; Carlton Row land. Ohio City. O.; Mr* Dorothy Van Hoi -oevllle, route I. Adii. and dismissed Robert Work? . Monroe; Emil Baum gartnei ■■ -oiroe; Merlin Lister Merlin ?r. Mercer avenue; Bor othy Cle » -vr. Monroeville. Dismlsse,. Mr*. Lillian Schrock, 881 North Third street; Mr*. Iva Shirk and dau ater. Portland, route fi; Mrs. Selma Stauffer. 228 North Sixth street; Emil Bienz, 701 Wai-, nut street. sss£& Mr and Mrs Ernest taiu'zenhelser. Geneva, are the parents of a baby boy. born at 11:35 a m today it the Adams rounty memorial hospital. He weighed 7 pounds. 10H i unce* and has not been named Optometrists Are Guests At Meeting Eighteen optometrist* from northeastern Indiana today were pondering the implication* of t demonstration conducted Wednesday night by Dr. N. A. Bixler before the optometrlc association Dr. Bixler showed the doctors double projection of polarized light for fusion training — that I*. to train the individual * eye* to act in unison In order to obtain sharp vision. A paper on "multiple aclerosls" was read by Dr. Galen F. Kintner. of Wabash, and the Renshaw tachistoscope. an instrument for measuring reflexes, was demonstrated. Dr. Bixler. Dr. H. R. Frey and Dr Harry Hebble. of this dty. were host* at the dinner and meeting. Next month'* meeting will he held in Huntington. Infant Girl Dies After Eating Drug Ixhanon. Ind.. Sept 24 — (UP)— Funeral service* will be held today for Unda Lucille Lawaon. year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Julian T. who died in Riley hospital. Indianapolis. The child was treated for an ailment reaaltiU* from eating a drug an older child gave her. mistaking it for candy.

Hoosiers Near Goal In Cancer Fund Drive Indianapolis, Sept. 24 — (TP) — Hoosier* contributed more than 97 percant of a cancer fund state goal of 1322.000, officials of the Indiana cancer society said today. Chairman of the fund raising drive was Anton Hulman. Jr., Terre Haute, while president of the society is William H. Ball. Muncie The total Hoosier contribution was 1312.731. Dedicate Service To Church WSCS Service Sunday At Methodist Church The Sunday morning service at the First Methodist chun h will be dedicated to the woman's society of ChrMian service, with the members of the W S. ('. 8. in charge of the service. Mrs. B V. Allan, ot curt Wayne, will speak at this service, with "Family Life" as her theme. The annual thank offering of the society will also be received at this service. The complete program for the service, starting at 10:20 o'clock, is ss follows: Organ prelude — "Give Thanks unto God," Ashford. Hymn No. 25* — "Faith of Our Fathers." Anthem — "Let All Things NowLiving.” Old English. Address "Family Life," Mrs. B. V. Allen Hymn No. 535 — "I God, Our Help in Ages Past." Benediction — Mrs. Jesse NibNek. Choral Amen. i'ostlude — "Closing Voluntary," ' Williams. The Introit — choir. Call To Worship — Mrs. John Doan. Leader — Blessed he the name of God for ever and ever: for wisdom and might are bi*. People He giveth wisdom unto the wise, and knowledge to them that know understanding. I Leader Seek ye the Igrrd wbils he may he found, call ye upon him while he is near. People — For great is the Ix>rd. and greatly to lie praised Leader — Lift up your hearts. People — We lift them up unto the Lord. Leader O Lord, open Thou Our lips. People — And our mouth shall show for h thy praise

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Hymn No. 18. “For the Beauty of the Earth." Responsive reading. Page UOfi. 35th Sunday, Mrs. John Doan. ♦The Gloria Patri.” Anthem "We Gather Together." Netherlands folk song. Scripture Psalm 19. Mrs N C. Nelson. Period of prayer and choral response Mrs. H E Zerkel Invitation to Christian stewardship — Mrs. John l>oan. Prayer Offertory "Prayer." Humperdirk Presentation and response.

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I average weekly earning* roje 1.4* ! percent to a record *5.1.88. The department said the 0.1 per- ’ cent decline in food prices "Inter rupted a steady increase amount- , ing to 7.2 percent over the four pre- . vlons months." Higher prices for women's wool coats, suits and dresses and nylon I nose pushed apparel price* up 1.3 i percent. Fuel, electricity and Ice ■ rose 1.5 percent. Boost* In retail 1 prices of refrigerators, washing and > sewing machines hiked furniture piices two tenths of one percent. Rents were up three-tenths of one 1 percent. Miscellaneous goods and service* Increased Li peri ent liecause of • price boosts for automobiles, cigar--1 -ttes, toothpaste and cigar*. Tavern Owner Held For Evading Taxes Evansville. Ind,, Sept. 24 —(VP) Federal authorities today held Hlilen J Fenwick. Evansville tav•rn owner, on charges of evading income taxes totaling lln.ftfift. An ndictment charged that Fenwick failed to report income from amusement devices and several rental | properties.

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