Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1949 — Page 3

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lH.e GU* KOOS HOSTESS CLUB WEDNESDAY K--- entertained mein ’ ( I 11 (. s E. Bridge club at JK’vwn h< ' me 0,1 , , a<l evening. Prizes were h ,’ Miss Betty Mek-hi. Mrs \ffolder. and Mrs Wayne ,; u.-st prizes were award SB Mr- l.iniger and Mrs Jack , Mr» Tom Krdter was alSt"at the meeting. jV.. r hostess then served deli |H „ desert nt ’he small fables. 9R \ *|i)i low bowls of sweet V, Tt ,,. n ext meeting wilt be the home of Mrs. Ned John •JUrtains WITH WEDNESDAY |Hy„ Vallie Hudson, formerly of entertained at her mibur SgL n Muncie Wednesday a one o'clock luncheon and &K,.. oi,sts attending were Mri |KL. j. Kocher. Sr. Mrs Fred ■M.,....|. Mi- Lowell Harper. Mm |Kv taker Mrs Pess Erwin. Mrs H(■ J'. ffibone Mrs Otto Bet-mr it S. Burnett. UpSDRESSERS have MgUIC WEDNESDAY |Hr> iHsalur unit of the Hairassociation entertainel hi-Cal.'iis with it pot luck suplast evening at the home of and Mrs Leo Teeple. The o. - also marked Mr Teeple s anniversary. Jglwrinz the business meeting. |Kc.. were made for a family ph - Mr and Mrs Frances How Koine City The committee in H|';, Will be Bennie Teeple. Vera and Helen Howell Those ptend.ng last night’s meeting asked to call one of the ho.i for further Information SkORLD FRIENDSHIP &.ILD MEETS WEDNESDAY 9 The June meeting of the World E ren-iniiip guild of the Presbyter |Hn church wan held lant night ;.t hums of Mrs Dick Heller, with Gladys ( hamJieralin and Mrs Kocher assisting H Th* meeting wan tailed to ord r Hfc tiie president. Anita Maoklin. Etto ■ondui t-u the business sen Be y report of the recent SmorHptKoard supper wan given and ■taD extended to those who as Htned on the committee. The imMpsv.e Worship service was given Hh Mrs Mary Cook Either Friend Hpr* a book review on ‘'Ching’s ■klW which wan an interesting Hprtrayal of Chinene lite. ■ The July meeting will be an

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Society item* tor day* publication muit be phoned In by 11 a.m (Saturday »:30 a.m.) Rhone 1000-1001 Ml** Betty Melchi Thursday Progressive Workers class of Trinity Evangelical U. B church, postponed. l-adies Aid society of Union Chapel, all day. Rainbow Girls, Masonic Hall, 6:45 p. tn. Phoebe Bible class of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Miss Matilda Sellemeyer, 8 p. m. Woman’s guild of st. Luke Evangelical and Reformed <-bur< h at Honduras church basement, all day. Do Your Bent class of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, Mrs. Jesse Hurst, 8:30 p. m. Church of God Missionary society. Mr*. Robert Strickler, 7:30 p. tn. St. Pau) Ladies Aid. Mrs. Frank Aurand, all day. Women of Moose Moose home, 7:30 p.m. Adams county rural youth. Sunset, 8 p.m. FHday Mt Pleasant Bible class. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Sheets. 8 p.ia. Trinity W.5.W.8., church. 7:30 p.m. Pocahontas and Red Men lodgts, I-eglon park, 6 p.m. Saturday Children’s day practice, Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, 1 p.m. Monday Civic department of Decatur Woman's club. Mrs. Earl Fuhrman. 6:30 p. m. Pythian staff and officers meeting. postponed. St. Mary’s society, C. L. of C. hall. 7:3*/ p. m. luesday Kurn Join Us class of Bethany Evangelical I’. B. church, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Alger. 7:30 p. m. auction at the home of Dorothy Braun. The proceed* will be used tor the welfare of an Italian family which the guild has as a project. Delicious refreshme ;ts were ser ’• ed at the opening o,' the meeting to the twenty four ruinbers and two guests.

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;HOLY CROSS CLUB MEETING IS HELD The Hedy Cross discussion club met recently at the home of Mrs. Herman U>she, with Mrs. Karl Schnepp a* -.hairman The meeting I was op- veil with prayer, followed j by roll call. Diki,-usaiou topic for the evening was "Intolerant and Priest-Ridden Catholics." The meeting closed with prayer. The next meeting will be held at the home of Julius Brlte on July 14. QUEEN OF ROSARY STUDY CLUB MEETS The Queen of the Rosary study club met recently at the home of ! Mrs. Rose Tricker. Mrs. Cordelia Schults, leader for the evening, opened the meeting with prayer, followed by roll call. The topic for discussion was "The Missel." The i meeting closed with prayer. The next meeting will be held in September, at which time new officers will be elected. CHURCH MOTHERS MEET RECENTLY The Church Mothers study club met recently at the home of Mrs. Robert Mills. The meeting opened with the club creed and song. A short business meeting was then held, at which time plans were made for the last meeting of the year, to be a family picnic at Han-na-Nuttrnan park. Mrs. Carl Baxter then reviewed the topic, "Stability Begin* at Home." and “Who’s Afraid" from Parents magazine was given by Mrs. Hugh Engle. Mrs. Erman Johnson, president, conducted the installation of Mrs. Philip Dolby, president: Mrs. LaDoyt Miller, vice president; Mrs. Harlan Jackson, secretary: Mrs. Wesley Lehman, treasurer: Mrs. Robert Monnler, press reporter. Re- ’ tiring officers are Mrs. Erman Johnson. Mrs. Paul I’hrick. Mrs. Don Cothran, Mrs. Ralph Habegger and Mrs. Harlan Jackson. ixiveiy refreshment* were later served by the hostesses, Mrs. Robert Mills, Mrs Rolen Ross. Mrs. Robert Monnler. Mrs. Carl Baxter, . Mrs W* Iter Butcher and Mrs. Niland Ochsenrlder. •" ■ TRINITY W.B.W.S. MEETING IS HELD The Women’s Society of World Service of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church met at the jchurch Tuesday. Mrs. Jess Williams I leader, used as her theme "Work With Young People In Mission Lands." The meeting opened with the

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I * 3 T Hr ‘ '' Ks THE WEDDING of Miss Evelyn Graber, daughter of Mr. and Mr Henry P. Graber, and Eitner A. fti< h, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rich, took place at the Monro- Methodist church/ the Rev. W. H Hall oflicla ing. Mr. and Mrs. Rich are residing in Cleveland. O. (Photo by Ed ward ■«)

piano prelude by .Mrs. Sephus Jackson, followed by the hymn "From A’t Dark Places.” group; scripture. John 1:18-24. 4:7-16. Mrs Herman Sautblne; duet. Miss Lois Strahm and Miss 1-ouAnn Davison; directed prayer*. Mrs. R. <>. Wynn. Mrs. Viola Schneiderer, Mrs. Delma Elzey, Mrs. Charles Robeaold and Mrs. Hubert Gllpen: "The Hope of the World,” Mrs. Paul W. Wietfeldt; solo, "Jesus Ixtves the i.ittle Children," Rebeoca Jackson; missionary doxology. group. A mission- 1 ary film was then shown, after which Mrs. Hubert Cochran conducted the business meeting Hostesses for the evening wore Mrs. Ralph Roop. Sirs. Frank Jones and -Mrs. Clarence Morgan. Pocahontas and Red Men lodges picnic will be held Friday evening at six o’clock at the Legion park In case of rain, the party will be held at Redmen hall. Families of members are invited to attend. Miss Julia Schmid, daughter of the Rev and Mrs. C. A. Schmid of Berne, and Greg Gordon, of Buchanan. Mich., will be married Sunday. June 26. at the Cross Evangel leal U. B. church in Berne, of which her father is pastor. The meeting of the Progressive Workers das* of the Trinity Evan gedicai United Brethren church, •scheduled for today, has been postponed. The Civic department of the Decatur Woman's club will have its 1 annual picnic at the home of Mrs Earl Fuhrman Monday evening at six thirty o'clock. Members are requested to bring one dish and table service The meat and rolls will be furnished.

Ella* McDonald, airman, USN, brother of (Henn McDonald of 328 Oak at., ha* been on a ten-day visit to Naple. Italy, a* a crew member of the aircraft carrier ÜBS Coral Sea enabling him to relax after intensive training with the sixth task fleet in the Mediterranean Mrs. W P. Brittson. who I* in San Diego, Cal., for the summer, writes a card containing an eight- ' line dispatch'from Decatur concerning a 11-year old boy who was picked up here He had run away from home because he didn’t like the glasses hi* parents bought for him. Mrs. Brittson was surprised to see the date line from her old home town. The condition of Mrs. Weslev Manley, of this county, a patient in the Van Wert. 0.. hospital, is reported critical following an eye operation. The remodelled Elks home at Peru will be dedicated Funday. Angust 21. The speaker will be vicepresident Al ben W. Barkley, a pro ndnent member of the lodge Mr. and Mrs. Henry de-100-uw of I Chicago are visiting the latter's fa •her Morris Begun Miss Ruth Winnes. Mr*. Mary Trawer and Mrs. Olive lomifti of Oklahoma City. Okla, left for Indianapolis today, ahere they will be overnight guests at tbe home of Dr. and Mr*. Palmer Eicher They will continue on to their home on Friday. They have been guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Will Winnes

Mr. and Mre Edwin H Retaking. We bio. ere parents of a baby boy. born at 3:46 p m Wednesday at the Adams oounty memorial hoepita! He weighed * pounds 13 ounce* and ha* been named Dennis Un. Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur

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Admitted: Mrs. Mae Allspaugh, Schumin, <>. Dismissed: Mrs. Mary Hoffman. Mercer avenue. Methodist Pastor Honored At Party A surprise party for Dr. Gerald H. Jones was given last night at the Methodist church. The party was in celebration ot his return to this church for another year, and In appreciation for his year's service. Trade la a Cued Tow a— llrratar

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Defendants Acted On Moscow Orders Communist Chiefs' Trial Is Continued New York. June 16. (UP) — U. 8. attorney John F. X. McOohey continued today to cross examine Gilbert Green. Illinois Communist chief whose testimony he termed "damaging" to the party’s defense »t the conspiracy trial ot 11 of Its leaders. M<-Gohey said Green s testimony in federal court yesterday proved the defendants, who formed an American politburo, took orders directly from the Russian politburo in Moscow. The defendants are charged with conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the government. Meanwhile. It was learned that Paul Robeson, who Is scheduled to arrive here today by plane from Moscow will appear as a defense witness later in the trial. The negro baritone said yesterday in the Russian capital that he was "hastening to return to the United States to testify at the (ria) of Communist party leaders." Robeson has lAen in Russia for 10 days to attend a celebration In memory of poet Alexander Pushkin. Green testified that the politburo •hrew out former party leader Earl Browder's get-along-with capitalism policy in 1945 because he “mistakenly” thought big business had given up working toward “imper iallst and monopoly capitalism." He said the change In policy was made between May 24 and June 2. 1945. McOohey recalled that an article by French Communist leader Jacquest Dildos calling for a stiffening of hfs American comrades' attitude toward big business was published in the daily worker on May 24. The prosecution ha* contended that Dm-los was selected by the

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Kremlin to direct the policy of the American politburo. Green said politburo member* were responsible for party policy and the editorial policy of the Daily Worker, official party organ. Berne Legion To Name New Officers Berne 16*; — American Legion Post 46. S will elect new officers on June 28. Preliminary nominations were made Tuesday evening. Dale Johnson was nominated for commander an > so far is unoppesed. Harve Riesen is the present commander The first part of the evening on June 28 will be open for more nominations, and the balance of the evening will be devoted to Hie election

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