Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 165, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1949 — Page 3

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bowman to .hSBRRY STUCKY W Mrn Herman Howman h-ZSjfco known the ••ngagmimnt 3^K u ,lm> marriage Darlene. To Jerry t'-jKpn ( ,f Mr ami Mrs Slier of Herne. ""■fgirAent will fake place on ‘ 111 1 graduated from school. nd is employed IfeffcJKt'ral Soya Co Mr Stucky <>f Berne high wil! enter preimd at hi . HE.. rsity this fall BOKNECHT TO * MILWAUKEE has approaching ni.iili.i.tt i tg&bikee Wi« Saturday af< . nooth •)'' :i Bobert Hokne. i.t, school graduate ami * Valparaiso I' ni v»-rsit-,- to * J< ’ hnH< ’ n " f "'lwaukeJohnson ai Mr Boknerht is a -,.0 of Mr and Mrs Ed Bokm-cht of Alts-ftW- Cal . formerly of lie. at«. “Wi* CHAPEL IwM* MEETS Beulah Chapel WS C S met at the home of Clara Ball. Th* M was spent in sewing Fol ’ delicious pot-luck dinnoon hour. Mrs E.J * Ajgjjjßed the group in devotions , were Mrs Kate ' granddaughter. Shirley Fort Wayne; Julia Shady , Ruben Smith. 1 meeting will be held at th* .me of Mrs H Breiner AU3M ARy DISTRICT MoBIG is held the fourth district Amer-, auxiliary met in the tOSrtKiuse assembly hall In Au 1 for their regular Various reports were the chairmen concerning' thsfßk being done by the units I year. guests at the meeting. Car) Graham, depart ' Mrs Robert Hoey. membership chairman. I Arlene Farris, of Colummost outstanding Hoos stater determined at Girls Mtj|Hel<l recently at BloomingEarris will represent in girls nation. luncheon was serv-i K AL' noon hour by the aux-{ Ukflt the Legion home. TtA from here attending were i Thieme. Mrs Anthony Mrs Wilmer RoudebushJ Rape. Mrs Clint HenSMts Herman Dierkes. Mrs Signed for Women V®\ if ■ \ Il /‘ J k ■ A \/• J• h I X HR- ' J Jiß -bl’ I> W-l’l'-l ■* I 11 i 'I < w 11 rlj j. rll • ■ t • ’IM* \ llj<w I rh life- “• al • 11 ■ Jn| I' -■><ikne designed to slenderi most fashionable way! f.atterer is youthful too ep yoke scalloped neckraceful skirt! *373 conies in sizes 34. 42. 34. 44, 44. Size 34. 5-inch; 1 yd. contrast. WENTYFIVE cents In this pattern to Decatur nocrat. Pattern Depart 0. Boa 4744. Chicago 80 plainly Toor Name. Ad M. Slso. Stylo Number. A NEW Martan Martin Book io ready! On Its the moot boaotlfu) sum k designed to sew easily, your fashion dollars <<> ian user! Plus a FREE irinted tn the book, a leh robe made of towel*, tea cents more for this ommer 1948 fashions!

Society Items for days publice tlon must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Friday Pochantas lodge, 8 pm. Saturday * Lawn social, take sale and bazaar, Antioch Lutheran church Hoagland, 5 p.m. Sunday Steele reunion. Hanna Nuttmin park, basket dinner. Monday Corinthian class of First Christian church, church basement, 6:30 p.m. Nuttman Avenue U. B. Harvester meeting, Thornton home, 7:30 p.m. Adams county chorus, Monroe high school. 8 p m. Pythian Needle club picnic. Mrs Ruth Hollingsworth Haffner, 5:45 p.m. Tuesday C. L. of C. pot-hick supper, (’. L. of ('. hall. C:3O pin. Kum Join Vs class of Hethany Evangelical I’. B church, Hanna Nuttman park. 6 pm. Happy Homemakers home economics dull. Mrs. Charles Workliuer. 8 p m. Loyal Daughters class of Bet han v Evangelical I'. B. church, Hanna Nuttman park. 6 p. m. Sunny Circle Home Economics club of Preble, Hanna Nuttman park. 7 p.m. Kirkland ladies club, high school. Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Forrest Elzey. 2 p.m. Wednesday Pleasant Mills Methodist W S C.S.. Mrs Dave Sovine, 7:30 p.m. Jolly Housewife home economics club of St. Mary's township, 12 noon Happy Hustlers 4 H club. Washington township commnnity center, 10 a m. Decatur Home Economics club. Deca'ur high school, 2 p.m. Clark Flaugh and Mrs. Lawrence Rash. The next meeting will be held September 15 at Ligonier, at which time new officers will be Installed yMMWMWMWVkWWWWMWWI "My SPENCER Is so much X- COOLER!" H ! • fif'V You, too, will on|oy cool comfort if your / zZ - Spencer is designed of I °P* n m **h- Long- . iV j wearing, moderately \S[/' g\ priced. It will improv* H your general health I /; 1 and appearance, tool Mrs. Izeota Connell 242 Madison 3t. Phone 111 If no answer, rail 9(172 MWVWWaMfWWMIAMNWWWWU

FIT FOR A KING (But priced for the working min'i purse.) CHICKEN IN THE BASKET Choice of Light or Dark Meat $« .00 (No bony piece* served) * 16 oz. SIRI.OIN 51.15 16 oz. T-BONE __ 51.35 Oi-r price* include all the trimmings. ED & PAT’S PLACE — ON 33 —

HAMMOND BROS. FRUIT MARKETS 158 So. Second — TWO I.OCATIONS — 13th & Jackson Sts. SUNKISTORANGBS /> SV.Sweet, Juicy Doz. ff / • Wk .W\ * CANTALOUPE, i for *<<! X'l'Ul l I l ' WATERMELONS I ' WJ : R'«1 5 ,“52V m £. a- 4 ’ , ARK GUARANTEED c,'L,;> , TENNESSEE COBBLERS A<3« i • 79c U. S. No. 1 POTATOES Peck 15c NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! Sunday is our Last Day for Cherries and Berries. Please get your order in so we can assure you of your merchandise! Drive out for a Cold Melon! Tonight and every night!

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MISS LENORE E. FUELLING, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. (’. Fuelling of 409 Winchester street, and L* roy J. Moser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Moser, of Berne, were we.l recently at the Zion Lutheran church, the Rev. Edgar I’. Schmidt officiating. The couple is residing in Greensburg. I Photo by Edwards)

W.S.W.S. OF UNION CHAPEL IN MEETING * The W.S.W.S. of I nion Chapel met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Freeman Schnepp for its regular monthly meeting. Mrs laiwrence Norris was program leader, using as her topic "Christian Social Relations.'* Mrs. Earl Chase played the accordian prelude, after which the group sang *'My Faith I-ooks Vp to Thee," and Mrs. Charles Burrell offered prayer. The leader then led the group In discussion of the five areas that make up Christian social relations, with Mrs. Schnepp. Mrs. Burrell. Mrs. Chase and Mrs Robert Worklnger taking part. Mrs Omer Merriman reported on the book "Sense and Nonsense about Races.” Following the business meeting, conducted hy Mrs. Schnepp. lovely refreshments were served. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Merriman. Member of the Pytnian Needle dub desiring transportation to the olub's picnic at the home of Mrs Ruth Haffner Monday evening are requested to he at K. of P. home by five forty-five o'clock. Our Lady of Good Counsel studv 1 dul> held a farewell picnic Thursday night nt Hanna Nuttman nark | for Mrs. Catherine Murphy. wh.> I will move to Lal’orte soon. A wem- ! er bake was enjoyed hy the me:n- j hers, followed by a handkerchief shower for Mrs Murphy The Happy Homemakers home’ economics club will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs Charles Workinge-. A meeting of the Happy Hustlers 4-H club will be held Wednesday

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morning at ten o'clock at the Washington township community center. I Local exhibit and judging will h.* > done at this meeting. The Kum Join Us class of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will have a picnic . supper at the Boy Scout cabin, i Hanna-Nuttman park, Tuesday eve- > ning at six o'clock. ,— ■ — I The Nuttman Avenue United i Brethren Harvester will be held • at the Thornton home at seven - thirty o'clock Monday evening. > A meeting of the Corinthian • class of the First r'hristian chtlrch will be held in the church basei merit Monday evening at six thirty • o'clock. A carry-in supper will be served. Mrs. William Teeple will be , hostess. ’ The Pleasant Mills Methodist ■ W S.C.S. will meet Wednesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the I home ot Mrs. Duve Sovine. The Jolly Housewife home economics club of St. Mary's towns, ship will entertain the 4-H girls with a pot-luck dinner Wednesday at twelve o'clock mam. Each club member is asked to bring table , service a guest. Judging of the 4-H girls exhibit work will be lield in the afternoon and all members ure urged to attend. I The First Baptist church of Bluffton has extended a call to the Rev. W. E. Borne, of Hartford. 111., to serve as pastor and he has indicated his acceptance. The church has been without a regular pastor since March, when Rev. Miller accepted a call to a Boston | church. Earl D. Ix-as, 67. Waterloo, president of the Citizens State bank and treasurer of the Fort Wayne State school, wax found dead in his room at an Indianapolis hotel Thursday afternoon. He was a brother of Mrs. R. Earl Peters and was quite wvll known here Funeral services will be held at Waterloo Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Arch ■ bold of Coldwater. Mich. visited jln Decatur Wednesday. Both are (former Decatur residents

Miss Polly Timmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Timmons, and surgical nurse at the local hospital, underwent an emergency appendectomy last night. Her condition is reported as satisfactory. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Carrol, of south of Decatur have ax thair guests this week Mrs. Carroll's parents. Mr. and Mrs. !<ewls Turner. Jr., their son. Paul and daughter. Miss Carolyn of Kenosha. Wis, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ti rner. HI, of Vermillion, 8. D. Pfc. Jay Barnett is confined to ( the station hospital at Cherry i Point. N. ('., suffering from u ' fiactured ankle. Warren Wilkinson, who is sell1 Ing fruit out of Fort Wayne, visited in Decatur last evening. Leo Yager, president of the Citizen's Telephone company, will observe his kith birthday Saturday. He is considerably improved after a long siege of neuritis. Elias McDonnald, airman. I'SN. brother of Glenn McDonnald of 328 Oak st., is scheduled to at rive at the Island of Crete, tomorrow as a crew member aboard the aircraft carrier USS Coral St a for a fiveday visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker, Master Drive, are the parents of a baby girl, born at 1:05 pm. Thursday at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 8 pounds 10*4 ounces. »»Ttw* tO Sodbuster* The monthly meeting of the Bluecreek township Sodbusters 4-H club was held Monday evening at Hie Kimsey school. The pledge to the United States flag was led by Henry Sipe, and the 4-H pledge hy Jerry Neadstine. Record hooks were checked by the leader and junior leaders, after which it was voted to have a club tour on Tuesday. Refreshments were later served and seventeen members and one guest. Clearance Sale <»n all Spring and Summer Dresses. —St vie Shop. 16512 Quality Photo Finishing All work done in our own plant right here in Decatur Holthouse Drug Co. £ ohLook what's here! i lx I \ LEMON FLAKE . I ICE CREAM Fvj-' ' 1 L Fla vox -or TH. Got 0 rool "lift" with tbit rofrothing ond llovorfvl lc* Croom. Crunchy, tangy bit. of root lemon Hake candy are blended Ibroughavt Hie rich, .mooHi, mellow Seaifett Ice Cream. •KT TNI HOT ...BtT MMTEH at vOu>

Rural Youth Picnic At Tipton Sunday Adams County Girls In Softball Finals The rural youth fourth district picnic and football tournament will be held at Tipton park, on the south edge of Tipton, Sunday. The Adams county girls' team will play at 2 p.m.. meeting the winner of the Wabash-Jluntington-Miami-Howard counties playoff The Wells county boys' team will play in the finals immediately following the girls' game. Member* of the Adams county girls' team are Rose Merriman, pitcher; Esther Sowards, Marie Landis, Jane Drew. Beulah Jane Bertsch, Virginia Kukelhan, Sally Walters. Doris Dick. Joyce Fruechte. Alice Dick. Marilyn Beer and ('and Kirsch. Registration for all 10 counties will be taken at 6 p.m , and a basket picnic will be held at 6:30. Howard county will be in charge of registration; Tipton county, refreshments; Huntington county, mixer. special feature; Grant county, devotions, and Wells county. recreation. Persons from Adams county planning to attend are asked to contact Miss Beulah Bertsch for transportation. Those planning to attend the picnic are asked to bring a covered dish and table service

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Carl Buffenbarger In State Position Carl Buffenbarger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger of this city, has resigned his position with the sports department of the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, effective Aug. 1, to accept an appointment as state supervisor of tiie high school driver training course in Indiana Buffenbarger, former star athlete at Decatur high school and Mamhertr college, touched in Marlon county, at Pleasant Mills and New Haven before joining the Journal-Gazette last summer. Tiie family will move to Indianapolis. The pri vate branch teh-pnone : vstern in the Pentagon building in Washington is the large** of its l.ind in the world.

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<§J°SPJTAL V n JkrfU Admitted: Miss Polly Timmons. Dismissed: Clifford Norman.; Mrs. Norbert Hess and baby hoy, I hilip. 518 Madison street. k CULD I FUR STORAGE 3 STILL TAKING IN K FUR COATS Phone 359