Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 242, Decatur, Adams County, 13 October 1948 — Page 3

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SHIFT GECODE r'J PARTY IS HELD | G W ... „n<l shift Gecode club |JL.., in the social rooms of i.miicriin chiinh Tuesday f,,r ■■ ||i * ii,,w ‘‘ , ‘" pi,r,v KK..,, ~-< ami guests. Miss It l?!ln personnel director of F’W,,. a .ioio Genera! He. trie | ■ ‘ Stanford, newly . ident of Hie El.-X club, S e ”W, ... ,1 deli.lmiH dinner at l*W, <!<•»•< rlv decorated FW,. tl . ki. j.unipkins and eet i.nmt was chairman of RjK.',.. assisted by Vl* rinla ngM I Yoder, beta Miller k . lilrschy LJEpATED CLUBS FRIDAY M fli < , ”' n,y Federated meeting will he held IS tunic of Mrs. Dean Byerly. Kjjjlu-.. Third street Friday asKjK; at one o’c loc k A carry In I^B* ll ■' ii! b '' “ uti ,h *‘ ■K... a II fill nisi: t'.ie meat. < of fee lifti distill t federation of will be held at An S, November 3 itl the First kißlo' church. beginning at am. The state presi I Blair Um!:, and other 3.:t.i'-rs will be kuest speak K, planning to attend the d:s are asked to call ■Ktdiiati Wemhoff or Mrs R. j*-.;. Reservations must be October 31. Hy ANN BONIFAS Mrves BIRTHDAY ■ } \t.n Bonifas was the hon-Mfkui-t a' a birthday patty Mon given by her parents. M s Hollis Bonifas mark 'bird anniversary. The E2&v was spent in playing EX, after which Mrs. Bonifas LA !1. ions refreshments The received many lovely I Tt*-’- .ittending were Mrs RobLAril and daughter. Becky. Mrs Tut wilier and daughter .Mrs Phyllis Schaffer and ESc-n Kathryn and Johnny. Mr Hoy Hook. .Mrs Clara ■ft* John Xeadstine. Jerry Need Mrs Violet Bonifas and Mr Clarence Hook K 9IGMA HELD Lambda chapter of Beta I' n sorority was represent *A Mis- Hose Ellen Miller, pres |fll at tiie Indiana state convendf held Saturday and Sunday at H'l hotel in Indianapolis nieinliers attending were Ava Ki aft and Miss Irene tlycn four hundred memchap.era in Indiana nt - I

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Society Item* for day* publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m., (Saturday 9:30 a.rn.) Phone 1000-1001 Ml** Betty Melchl Wednesday Girl Scout lioard of directors, .Mrs. R. 8. Burnett, 1:30 p.m. Bridge duh, Mrs. Bill Melchl, 8 pm. •Mauley Indies Aid bazaar and . supper, parish house. 5 to 8 pm. Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club, Mrs. Boyd Stepler, 7:30 p.m. B. P. W., White Hail Inn. Van Wert, 0., 6:45 p.m. Historical dub, Mrs. W. P. Rob-, inson. 2:30 pm. Zion Walther League, business mee’ing. church basement, 7 p.m. Zion Lutheran Missionary society. church basement. 2 p.m. World Friendship guild of Presbyterian church. Mrs. Fred Smith. 8 p in. Thursday W. S. C. 8. of First Methodist church, church. 2:30 p.m.. executives. 1:45 p.m. Junior leaders skating party. Sun Set park. 7:30 p.m. Women's guild of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, church. 8 p.m. Girl Scout troop 13, fire station, 3:30 p m. Indies Aid society and W.S.W.S.. Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church, church, 2 pm. St. Mary’s society, C. L. of C. | hall. 7:30 p.m. lardies Fellowship of Missionary church, Mrs. John Hfrschy. 7 pm. Holy Cross discussion dub, Mrs. Herman Iztshe. 7p.m. Queen of Rosary disiussion dub. .Mrs. Cordelia Schultz. 8 p.m. Baptist Women's Missionary soc iety. Mrs. Brice Butler. 2 p.m. Friendship Village Home EconMDics dub. North Brick school. Eastern Star. Masonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. Women of the .Moose, ritual prac tice. Moose home. W. M. A. of Nuttman Avenue U. B. church, Mrs. Edith Terrell. 7:30 pm. a Friday St. Dominic study duh, Mrs. William Keller, 8 p.m. Calvary Ladles Aid. Church. 7:30 , p.m. Faithful Workers class of Union Chapel. Mr and Mrs. Martin Spruitger. 7:30 p m Presbyterian Halloween party, church basement, 7:30 p.m. W. 8. C. 8. of Ml. Tabor Metho • diet church, Mrs. Dorwln Drake. 7 1 p.m. W. 8. C S. and Bible class of Mt. | | tended the two-dav convention The program included a circus parly Saturday afternoon and open house at the sorority dub rooms The formal dinner Saturday evening was held in the Riley room, with Mr*. Eva May Buckley acting is toaatmls ress. Walter W Ross 11, son of the president and founder of Beta Sigma Phi. was the cueat speaker A semi- formal lance followed from nine to one /clock with music by Walt Jack son's orchestra On Sunday, open f. r-.t..» were leld from nine thirty to ten thirty i followed by an officers meeting fioin ten thirty to twelve noon. A uruncb followed al twelve thirty. The closing of the convention was 2 DAY FRIDAY AND BATI ONE LOT RUBBERS (broken sizes) ONE LOT SHOES (broken (for the entire family) Men's and Boy' ECONOM J LOVELY Fl Whether if'» • bee« • doiee revet -Ml ***"’' ’ T e<h occetioa w teerimeet. We in V wyC end let <n »ho» ineapemiv* ( Dec 1106 Na

Pleasant church. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Sheets. 6:30 p.m. Saturday Rummage sale. Gecode dub, K. of P. home. • Sunday Young married people of Magley Evangelical and Reformed church, parish hall. 7:30 p m. Philathea class of Baptist church. Mrs. Max Schafer, 7:30 p.m. Psi lota Xi party, Mrs. Ann Grandstaff. 1 p.m. Monday Our of Fatima study dub. I Miss Margaret Holthouse. 8 p.m. Gamma Nu sorority, fire station. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Garden duh meeting, postponed the reading of the Sigma Phi ritual by Mrs. Harriet Haines. W. C. T. U. MEETING HELD TUESDAY The October meeting of the W.C. T. U. was held Tuesday after- ■ noon at the home of Mrs. Luther \ Clase. Devotions were given by Mrs. Floyd Morrison. Mr*. F. H Willard read a sketch on "Mrs. Jennie Fowler Willing." one of the founders of the W. C. T. l‘„ and Mrs. Jess Niblick read the article “Visual hdu cation.” Miss G4lpen chose as her topic "Total Abstinence." The dosing prayer was given by Mrs. Hocker. TRI KAPPA ASSOCIATE CHAPTER IN MEETING The associate chapter of Tri Kap pa met at the home of Miss Mudge Hite last night for their anniversary dessert bridge The chapter was organized on October 16, 1946 Members were sea'ed at small tables which were centered with vases of lovely fall flowers. The business meeting followed the dessert, at which time the , chapter, as a member of the Riley ('beer quild. sent a contribution of forty dozen home-made cookies to the Riley hospital in Indianapolis, which will lie used as special treats on children's trays. This project was under the direction of Mrs luiwrence Linn. Bridge was then played and the prize was won by Miss Florence Haney. Mrs. Gerald Cole won a contest prize. Mr*. H. 11. Stoner, a charter member of the Decatur chapter, was a guest. The next meeting will be November 9. with Mrs. Gladys Chamberlin as hostess, assisted by Mrs Carl Gerber. Mrs. Roy Kalver will review a current play. Miss Hile was assisted by Mr*. Harry Knapp and Mrs. Avon Burk The Gamma Nu sorority will ! meet at seven thirty o'clock .MonI day evening at the fire station Mis. Alda Goodwin, of Angola, will be a guest. The Faithful Workers class of i Union Chapel will meet Friday i evening at seven thirty o'clock at the home bf Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sprunger. The Garden ciub mee’ing, scheduled to he held Tuesday b'.« been postponed. Miss Margaret liolthouse will be j hostess to the Our l-ady of Fatima study club Monday evening ai Jght o'clock. The St. Dom nic study club will meet at the home of Mrs William Keller Friday evening at eight I o'clock Theoverseas road to Key West is he only toil bridge in Florida's state maintained system. Under present schedule*, that will lie freed in 1959. r SALE •RDAY—OCT. 15 & 16 p-tr 79c n .... p.i, 97c *h Sockft-.lSe pr. Y STORE RESH FLOWERS I wdfui cersete ... v* < »wwt win of«y <s* ’ M*l vilh color, worm*) and | J iwrifo yovßopo y wc o vnw w yov whot o boovMwi 004 fift Rowori con bo. • 4 ’ e••• • • •’X catur Floral Co. uttnan Ave. Phone I<hi IB■■«••■■■■■■

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G.O.P. To Meet 9ljy. MF* \ Mrs. Elnora Snyder Mrs. Elnora Snyder wl I preside at the dinner meeting of the Republican coun'y central committee, to be held Thursday night at Berne auditorium at 6:30 o'clock, It was announced today. All precinct committeemen and viee-commitleewomen have been invited to the affair. Lloyd Hartzler. prominent Fort Wayne atiornev, will speak following the din tier. , Tiie affair will lie a cosed meeting and following the regular irogrum a business session will >e he d. at which time plans will be made for the windup of the campaign. Lewis Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs C. O. Brown of Route 3. was recently elected president of the Booster club of Indiana Cen'ral college In Indianapolis. He Is a member of the choir and Alpha | Psi Omega, national drama fraternity. He is a senior. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehinger and Mrs Leah ('entlivre will return home tonight from a several days' visit in Chicago. J. 11. Heller of Decatur went to 'ndlanapolis Tuesday to attend a| board meeting of the state normal j schools, of which he is a member Roy Mumma. of the Decatur Lumber Co announced today that a factory representa'ive of the Arvun Paint Co., manufacturers of all types of paint, would be In Decatur all day Monday Octolier 18. The representative will confer on home snd farm paint problems. The local kuticern is the county dealer to: the Arvon Co. Q n Admitted: Michael Baker. 325 North Fifth street; Etiaene Miller. 80| West Monrue street; Mrs losepbiM Hchiia k. 421 North Seventh street; Richard Lee McCullough; Ben Eugene Johnson. Lynn; Marlin Bientz. route 1; Mrs Ludella Lehman. Berne, route 1: Mrs. Emma Cowens. 609 Wes Adams street Dismissed: Mrs. Dessie Noack. !15 South Twelfth street; Mrs lennle Hertel. Ohio Cl y. O.; Mrs ’obert Laurent and daughter. 307 Monroe street; Dillon Jordon Rockford. O.: Iddie Marchant. Portland; Ivan Duff. Geneva; James O. Price. Geneva. Willing to Pay For Fun New York (UP> — The department of pLrks received a check for 11,000 from a man who asked that the donation not be acknowledged The donor said he had enjoyed the Riis Park bathing beach so much, be wanted to du something for it. Commercial exploitation of the Chilean nitrate deposit* itegan early in the 19th century.

w aF s> POIICI at Bpringfield. O, are holding Dwight David Tudor. 23. in the killing of 14-year-old Mary Page (above), ahot three times with a rifle while ahe and Tudor aat tn his car at Boone Station school near Springfield, according to Tudor’s signed statement Tudor said the girl wouldn't go home and "Thera was nothing sise to do." He was arrested tn Columbus. a ('/BternatfMa/)

I Tanya Carlren I* the name of the baby girl, Imrn to Mr. and Mrs. Robert August. 1024 M’»*t Adams street, at 7:19 am. today at the Adam* county memorial hospital. She weighed 7 pounds. 10 ounces. Mrs. August Is the former Barbara Hoblet Mr. and Mrs. Joseph laiTumer, route 3. are parents of a baby girl, horn at the local hospital at 7:27 o'clock Tuesday evening. She weighed 7 pounds. 9 ounces. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mr*. Robert Maines Tuesday at 1:38 p.m at the Adams county hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and has not been named. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luglnbill are parents of a 7 pound baby girl, born at 12 30 am today at the Adams county memorial hospital She has not been named. Mr. and Mrs. W llbert Reinking, j Hoagland, route 1. are the parents < of a son. bora at 9:48 o’clock Mon- | day night at the Im ai hospital. He I welshed 8 pounds, 9 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Melchl, of Young America, are the parents of j

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u baby lM>y weighing 9 pounds, and | iiorn at 12:10 u rn. Tue»dtty at the Adams county hospital. He has ' lieen named Nesi Eugene. A baby, son was born to Mr and Mrs. Vernon Fellerr. Monday morn- | Ing at 8:28 o'clock at the local | hospi-al. He weighed 7 jssiinds. B*4 I ounces and has not Iwen named. j Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thieme, route 5. are the parents of a baby boy. Itorn at the iocal hospital at I 6.48 p.m. Sunday. He weighed 6 I pounds, 13 ounces. | Family Dog Saves Four From Death London. Ont.. Oct. 13 — (UP) — I Sport, an English foxhound, saved I the Ilves of his mistress, her two | daughters, and a son yesterday . when he aroused Mrs. Isohel Griffith* after she and her family had been overcome by gas in their home I Mr*. Griffith* said the dog's bark I i ing revived her sufficiently to open I a window for fresh air.

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