Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 26 May 1949 — Page 3

1949

I riME AND NEXT THURSDAY -■ » : " ld E( ”' eig n fciity of the t First tea and guest H.. •** ”"" " ■ 3 has been arranged f; Bl Patterson and Mrs. J. ¥ ■ i will t's-tnrc Florence s Bluffton, as yrs. Starr, a form- ■* ( the local church, is . BLyn throughout this B' vl . l e: l .t>l>-ionents and Brt»d is anticipated for B,jrtitrf She "ill he acM rs 0. H. Haubold, B.^ s ' ar e being planned Hit' 1 and Mrs. J. 7 B.hilethe tea hour is in ff ■ Kjt« D B. Erwin and B‘.'e a- McMillen. They in serving by the A B|| the society. Mrs. J. F. Kjs chairman <>f the tele■l L Harper, president of A. B, ; <p, welcome the memJ;. 80-fir guest<. after which £ Bff. E. Gillander will o' Bifderotiontil meditation. Bsw's selections are: | Group I ■ from th'- opera Tos- - Grieg. Day from the opera WBtMerfly - Puccini. :| Group II ||HB Ad night-Guion, if Bfeite have They — Rogi ; . Bijil) - Hummel. S~ Bwis - Burleigh. Group the South ScOtt. ll&Moi Me - Scott. K Violin - Fisher. A Song - Youmans. DE PAUL w Bff IN MEETING V.i.it-iit de Paul society Mysto afternoon at the 4, K hall The committee in Mrs Ben Kiting. * ■Khi Keller. Mrs. Arthur Miss Bertha .Johns. hour games ’'■> prizes awarded to Miller, five-hundred M Dan Zeser, bridge. The "ill be held in SepOF CIRCLE ■ circle of the of the Zion EvanReformed church met o' Mrs. Leo Kirsch KF Fi '*'' The hostess was r C ' enrep An,i " a ' f ■feo-fp I’o Rtev presided at meeting, following s’-' I'”' S E’ Eeonardson led ff''B?in an observance of program. Mrs. Eds ; B«rr accompanied at the ' ■ w ” members present en- ; hour, at which time W-' were serv- ■ W|) NAOMI '^K meets lMr :; nt the Ruth and Na ]E* 2i,,n Evangelica church was held IS’’ SE YOUR bulges' before you HKI J try on the i 11L\ new mo^es! SPENCER z*z>/nzMMur ft DBS/MBD M SUPPORTS I _l P rov ‘^ e the perfect B » foundation Connell St. Phone 114 H cold ■ for ■iorage B 147 Burs U Leaning

*7l —r**”— u Society Items for days publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m, (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Miss Betty Melchl Thursday Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Richard Geimer, 8 p. m. Order of Eastern Star, Masonic hall, 7:30 p. m. Guardian Angel .study club, Mrs. Carl Schults, 8 p. m. St. Ambrose study club, Mrs. Herman Braun, 7:30 p. m. St. Ann Study club, Mrs. Ed Keller, 7:30 p. m. Friday PhilQ class of Baptist church Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baughn, 7:30 p. m. Legion auxiliary. Legion home, 8 p. m. Rummage sale, Methodist church basement, 1 to 5 p. in. Union Chapel Young Married people, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Merriman, 8 p. m. Saturday Bake sale of Y. P. M. B. of Nutt-1 man Avenue U. B. church, Equity Dairy store, 9 a. m. Happy Hustlers 4-H club, Washington township recreation center, 1 p. m. Junior girls of Legion auxiliary, Legion, 9 a. m. | Rummage sale, Methodist church | basement, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tuesday, Sunny Circle Home Economics club of Preble, Mrs. Otto Hildebrand, 8 p. m, Kirkland Ladies club, high school, 1 p. m. Wednesday Initiation and Installation of Business and Professional Women.Masonic hall. 7 p. m.. reception for I senior girls, 7:45 p. m. I Psi lota Xi pledge, Elks home, 8 p. m. the church, with twenty members and two guests, Mrs. Agnes Yager tand Wfiss Evelyn Rash, present, i Mrs. John Beineke gave the de I votions. and Mrs. lager the lesson .using as her theme "Our God is a I Consuming Fire,’’ from “Day of I Prayer for Missions.” The call to 1 worship was given by Mrs. Yager, i with Mrs. Louisa Myers presiding lat the piano. Silent thoughts and 1 prayer were offered hy Mrs. Borne. I prayer of thanksgiving. Mrs. Borne. - prayer of petition, Mrs. Charles I I Myers, prayer of coming of the 1 1 kingdom, Mrs. Frauhiger. The program closed-with the hymn All

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Hail the Power of Jesus Name.” Following a short business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Frauhiger, a delicious luncheon was served by, the hostesses, Mrs. Ferd Litterer, Miss Bertha Maier and Mrs. Joe Rash. The Business and Professional Women will entertain the senior girls at a reception Wednesday evening at seven forty five o'clock at the Masonic hall. Mrs. Eva Bayles, chairman of the event, announced that the time had been changed because of a conflict with I other meetings. Presentation of the' scholarship awards will also be made. All members of the club will assemble at the hall at seven o’clock for initiation and installation services. The Happy Hustlers 4-H club will meet at the Washington township recreation center Saturday after- ' noon at one o’clock. Members are asked to come to the meeting pre- ' pared to practice base ball. George Dutcher was downtown this morning and is recovering ’ from a fall on the sidewalk on North Second street Sunday morn- ' ing, in which he received two hrok- ' en ribs and a badly bruised arm. ' Jim Tony Custer and Jerry Bair spent Wednesday night at their ' camp site west of Decatur. The local campers took their equip1 ment, including a tent and all sup plies, on their bicycles. Paul Hansel has returned to De- ! catur after a several days visit in . Ohio and with his son, Robert, in Washington. D. C. i Col. Lawrence V. Sheridan, planning consultant, was a Decatur visitor Wednesday. He was tnron’e to J Fort Wayne. i Dr. Harold W. Reed, pastor of - the Nazarene church at Huntington ha£ been named president of Olivet college at Kankakee, Hl. He was for many years engaged in college work prior to accepting the ' Huntington charge. 8 The Rev. and Mrs. A. C. E. Gillr ander spent Wednesday in IndianI apolis. Roger Gentis. Carl Beehler, Jack , Heller and Bill Kingsley, all stud- , ents at Hanover college, arrived in f Decatur late today to attend the 3 Decatur high school commence- . ment exercises tonight. They will , return to Hanover Friday. I '■ A self-puncture-sealing auto tire '• that needs no inner tube, goal of 8 the tire and auto industries for 8 more than 50 years, has been in- '■ troduced. 1

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, Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Clay of Denver, Colo, on May 21. He weighed 5 pounds, 2 ounces and has been named Thomas Richard. Mrs. Clay is the former ! Gwendolyn Burroughs and the daughter of Mrs. Melvin Mallonee. |<|OMTAL i0 n uotu Admitted: Mrs. Ethel Pensinger Portland, route 4; Mrs. Amelia I Tonnelier, 333 North Fourth street. 1 Dismissed: Mrs. Helen Nahrwald; Ossian, route 2; Mrs. Kenneth Clouse, Ohio City, O.

Flowers Ordered For County Home Porch flower boxes will be planted and a bed of petunias and geraniums will be set out at the county home, south of the city, in advance of Memorial Day, the county commissioners decided yesterday. The Lutes Flower shop was given an order to plant two large concrete flower boxes on the home’s front porch with appropriate seasonal flowers. A bed of cana bulbs also will be set out and flower beds in front of the building between the driveways will be planted. The commissioners also decided not to insure 120 acres of crops on the county farm against possible hail damage. Policies had been submitted to the board. A rust inhibitive paint will be used on the metal cornice around the court house when painters Debolt and Gantz begin work on the painting job next week. The commissioners conferred with the painters yesterday and selected a grey colored paint for metal trim. Quality Photo Finishing featuring OVERSIZE prints Holthouse Drug Co. IWVWWVWVWVNWVWWWVV •A 1 (75| SIH) (SOf VALUE) 132 Flexible Fingers’.' For Daily Scalp : Stimulation. For a Swell Shampoo. Hollhouss Drug Co.

List High Average Students At Berne Berne, May 26—Anna Schwartz and William Barrett, juniors, and Delora Graber, a senior, made the highest averages in the BerneFrench high school during the sec- I ond semester of the school year, just closed, a report by Supt. E. MJ ’ Webb reveals. Their average was i the same, 96. Mr. Webb also announced that 26 junior high and high school students were never absent during the entire school : year. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur •

S I’iiiiill’lfiiriiiiiTSiilfi W? SPRING & SUMMER SUITS * LW PRICES FAR BELOW ACTUAL MANUFACTURED COST! ALL FROM HIGH GRADE MANUFACTURERS Make Your Selection While We Have Your Size and Color Size Reg. Price Sale 1 Suit Red, All Wool Gabardine - 10 54.95 29.95 1 Suit Navy, All Wool Gabardine — 12 54.95 29.95 1 Suit Beige, All Wool Gabardine - 12 49.95 24.95 1 Suit Tweed, Wool and Rayon -- 12 34.95 15.95 1 Suit Beige, All Wool Gabardine - 12 54.95 29.95 1 Suit Red, All Wool Gabardine - 12 54.95 29.95 1 Suit Skipper Blue, All Wool Gabardine 12 54.95 29.95 1 Suit Navy Blue, All Wool Gabardine 13 59.95 27.95 1 Suit Navy Blue, All Wool Covert 13 39.95 15.95 1 Suit Grey, All Wool Tweed x. 14 44.95 18.95 1 Suit Beige, All Wool Gabardine 15 59.95 29.95 1 Suit Beige, All Wool Gabardine 15 59.95 27.95 1 Suit Navy Blue, Rayon and Wool Gabardine 1 4 29.95 15.95 1 Suit Blacte, All Wool Covert 18 39.95 15.95 1 Suit Navy, All Wool Gabardine 14 54.95 27.95 1 Suit Navy, All Wool Covert 15 39.95 15.95 1 Suit Tan, All Wool Tweed ——- 16 44.95 8.95 1 Suit Beige, Wool and Rayon Gabardine 18 39.95 15.95 1 Suit Copen Blue, Wool and Rayon Gabardine. - 18 39.95 15.95 1 Suit Toast, All Wool Gc-iardir.e 18 54.95 27.95 1 Sult Brown Stripe, All Wool Crepe 4/ 2 49.95 24.95 1 Suit Navy, All Wool Gabardine 1»!4 59.95 Z7M 1 Suit Beige, All Wool Gabardine —- 16/ 2 59.95 27.9 1 Sult Toast, All Wool Gabardine - 6/z 59.95 2995 1 Suit Navy Stripe, All Wool Crepe- 8/z 49.95 2 1 Suit Navy Blue, All Wool Gabardine 8/ 2 59.95 29. 1 Suit Blue Mixed, All Wool Crepe 18/ 2 49.95 24.95 1 Suit Brown, All Wool Crepe 20,2 59.95 29.95 1 Suit Grey, All Wool Crepe - --- ;/ 2 59.95 29.95 1 Suit Brown, All Wool Crepe - 2 24 95 1 Suit Black Stripe, All Wool Crepe 22 z NIBLICK & CO.

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Troop 18 held their last meeting at Sun Set park Wednesday. Aj skating party was enjoyed under the sponsorship of Psi lota Xi sor-; ority. The troop also received their folk dancing badges. Beverly Pling, scribe Joe Moran, Kentucky's first outrider, has led every Kentucky Der- | by field to the post since the practice was inaugurated in 1917.

Berne Flower Show Saturday, June 11 Berne, May 26 — The annual lo- | cal flower show sponsored by the i Berne Garden Club, will be held Saturday, June 11, from 12 noon | to 9 p. in. at the Berne auditorium. ' A large number of entries are ex- ' pected. One entry only will be allowed an exhibitor and must have been grown by the exhibitor. Methodist church Rummage sale Friday afternoon and Saturday. Church basement. 123t2

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