Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 4 November 1949 — Page 3

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ladies HELD R‘. p.iii-cr ■ .n-Nan.unnh S' IKi.' "-i Mi ' H " i * l “'" s.-v.-ral senMK - Kb Kift.-.n |K" ' '*■■ IK., ea'c K! ***• !i Mr< |K ■ - -l. ctl-d p|.-s K P'*s K 1 rotary. and n * ;Mr - Rose |Kr.v. Mr!< r ”' IK fj..-. benevolo :t Kraft |K' 1 \ndersoll, .. Roop and IK< ' " K CHAPEL LADIES is held I "f I’nioll Kn-"* Thur-<la> at the c-hur-• Mrs ttimr Merriman n,e>-ting opened wit.i Marvelous by the scripture ■ |.. Mrs Amid Miller and Kt. Mrs W.rne Troutner. »as made of the food Kl t!' fair and money ■ d.-mr.ct.-.f to the church ell November 27. The f flic day was spent hi ■yd kt.otting i om’forter present w. re Mrs. MilMarion Stults. Mrs C Mrs Ralph Klee. Mrs. Parker. Mrs. John WaltEarl < ha«e. Mrs. Nile. Mr* Troutner, Mrs K Prank Mr s. Freeman Mrs Lawrence Norris. Springer, Mrs Ko-'

I owl Alli JI KM >»rWlilt 4 [HOUSE j CRESSES Ke teiectlon of beautiful ■ number* await your B«"g Dre tie* you'll be Bd to wear anywhere. ■ Make your (election ■ tomorrow. Kte* 12 to 20, 38 to 52 I 2.98 hINGERS II The Boston Store

I ' — *’>*.'*’’> *a# ; ;> tyotc Aie invited to Attend r 7 • ' ?■ * " f p’’{ DECATUR'S NEW - MODERN i'll i \ \) <i ‘ H SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5 • 6 |i 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. _ , IS YEARS ™one -r ; jfjQftW 300 ‘ : Floral Service -w. IL occasion - T.U.r.ph ; DECATUR Mr. an(J Mrs. George Rentz tte*. . .

m Society Items for day's publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Friday Work and Win class of Trinity Evangelical I'. B. church, church, 6 p. tn. Ave Maria study club, Mrs. William Bowers, S p in Saturday Bake Sale, Preble Lutheran church, city hall. 9:30 am. Peppy Pal* 111 club of Preble • township, bake sale. Gerbers mat ket, 9 a m. Sunday I V.F.W. and auxiliary fourth district meeting. Garrett. Annual praise service. Firct Presbyterian church, 7: 3o p m. Monday Officers and staff of Pythian Sis ters. 7 p.m. Junior Girls of Legion auxiliary. | Legion home. I 30 p tn. Research < lub luncheon, Bethany Evangelical V. 11. church, 1 p.m. Junior Women department ot Decatur Woman's chib, Mrs. Lyman Hann, 6:30 p in. Adams County chorus. Monroe. 7:30 p.m. Literature department of Decatti** Woman's club. Mrs George Buckley, 7:30 p. m Union Chapel Girls Missionary guild, Janet Brown. 7:30 p.m. Art department of Decatur Woman’s club, Mrs. A. D. Suttles. 4:30 pm. a I ert Workinger, Mrs. Glen Roughia and Mrs. Merriman. The next meeting will be held on December 1. GIRL SCOUTS OBSERVE GIRL SCOUT WEEK Each year Girl Scouts celebrate their founder s birthday by devoI ting a* week to showing and telling i the community wiiat Girl Scouting i is about. Girl Scout week opened Sunday and continues through November 5. The w -ek consists of I seven service days, each devoted to a major interest or activity of I Girl Scouting: Sunday, church at tendance: Monday, homemaking: I Tuesday, citizenship: Wednesday, health and safety; Thursday. International friendship; Friday, arts and crafts; Saturday, out-of-doors. Observance of Girl Scout wet k in Decatur is progressing with many varied activities. A window 1 in a downtown store has been decorated. showing many articles made and used by Girl Scouts tn their out-of door programs. The Adams theater Is showing a trail- , er. featuring Margaret O'Brien ; 1 FOR GOOD SHOES

Tuesday Monroe Better Homes < lub. pi..' polled M S W. S. < f Trinity .-vangeii•al I IL church. < htirch. 7;30 p r.i. Monmouth PTA. school gym. 7:3ft p in. Kirkland W.C.T.I'.. Mrs. Oscar Gelsel. 1 pin St. Domini' discussion club, Mrs. William laise. Sr., s p.m. Dutiful Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical I'. B. church, Mrs. Ernest Foreman 7:30 p in. Church Mothers study dub, Methodist church, x p.m. " C T I’. .Mrs John Hocker, 2 P tn. Delta Theta Tan. Elks home, b p.m. Wednesday Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club. Mrs Kenneth Hoff man. 7:3v p in. Zion Lutheran Missionary society. < htirch, 2 p.m. Business and Professional Women. C. L of C. hall. 6 30 p.m. Historical club. Mrs. Henry Adler, 2:30 p. m. which makes an appeal for more Girl Scout leaders. On Saturday, all Girl-Scouts and Brownies ai" being entertained with a skating party from two to four o'clock at Sun Set park. In addition to skating, many out of door games and tefreahments are being planned for tlie girls. There are two hundred and twenty six girls actively engaged in Girl Scouting. both Brownies and Girl Scouts. W.F.M.S. MEETING HELD THURSDAY The W FM S. of the Nazarene church met at the home of Mrs. Leo Roe Thursday night, with twenty members present. The meeting, conducted by Mrs. George Anspaugh, opened with the song "And Bring Them In." Mrs. William Huston gave the devotions, and Mrs Cora Rickord read the scripture Prayers were offered by Mrs. Ward and Mrs Mattox; after which Mrs. Elzey read an In teresting article and Mrs Brandy terry gave a poem. Following a reading by Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Carter gave the lesson from the study book "Japan Now." The hostess served delicious refreshments at the close of the meeting. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GROUP MEETING HELD The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. C. C. Langston Thursday afternoon. Assisting hostesses were tlie Mesdames John Magley. ('. W. Knapp and 1.. C. Pettibone Mrs C. D Teeple. vice-president, opened the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs W L. Harper Mrs Teeple closed her introductory remarks with tlie hymn "Open My Eyes" and the gift of Thanksgiving. Mrs. Bert A. Haley those as her devotions. Luke 17 11:9 and Corinthians 3-13. Announcement was then made of the praise service on November 6; community day. November 16; and Christmas program, December 1. which will be guest day. The lesson was given by Mrs. Milo W. Black, using as her sunje t "Mission High Lights from Hawaii.” Molokae is a name that has gone around the world Moun tain walled to the south, sea girt x — . - —— -

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< ti the east, north and west, strong trade winds sweeping over it from N%v Year' day to Christmas eve. tills little thumb thrust of land tailed Kalanpapa spells isolation, close tho igli It lies against lower ln-2 cliffs and dark green valleys which here spring abruptly out ot deep blue sea, tills little community of Kalaufmpu is a normally ' active town Dr. superintendent of tlie leprosarium at Kalaupapa settlement, lias stated that ‘‘leprosy can lie and is arrested." that patients can be discharged without danger to the community. ' , Delicious refreshments were served at a later hour by tlie lio. tesses. and a so< ial hour was then < njoyed. ENTERTAIN V/ITH LINEN SHOWER Mrs Harold Rich and Miss Norma Fox enertained with a limn shower Thursday evening at the latter's home for Miss Audrey Painter, bride-elect of November 26 Various games w re played and prizes awarded to various winners. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, with miniature umbrellas marking each pl-t e as favors. Miss Painter was presented witli a corsage of white mums, and was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Tlie guest list included Mrs. Jesse Fox, Mrs. Oliver Painter. Mrs. Reuben Reinhart. Mrs. Doyt Sipe. Mrs. Delinas Roe. Mrs. Don Painter. Mrs. Doyle Painter, Mrs Charles Arnold. Miss Mildred Tri. ker. Miss Janet Bryan. Miss Wana Fox. Miss Pat Roe. the lion ored guest and hostesses. NEEDLE CLUB MEETS IN KENDALLVILLE Tlie Needle club of the Zion Luththeran church were guests of Mrs. Ernest Karlen in Kendallville Thursday. Mrs. Karlen is a former member of the club. A delicious pot-luck dinner was served, after which tlie group vis Red tlie Lutheran Old Peoples home. Those attending were Mrs. Her man Dierkea. Mrs Phil Sauer. Mrs. Chester Kleinknight, Mrs. Anna Kessling. Mrs. Lawrjncc Schroeder. Mrs. Doyt Dawler. Mrs Edgar Reinking. Mrs. Mary Nelson. Mrs Edwin Bauer, Mrs. Henrv KrueckeI.erg. Mrs. Gerhart Reinking, Mrs Ed fir fkhmidt. Miss Minnie Steele. Mrs. Clarence Dersch and two guests. Mrs Carl Smith and Mrs August Werling. The Preble Lutheran church will sponsor a bake sale at the city ball Saturday beginning at nine thirty a tn The Juni-ir Girls of tlie American I.egion auxiliary will meet Monday afternoon at four thirty o'clock at the Legion home - I I Memliers of the Research club will entertain guests at a luncheon at tlie Bethany Evangelical I'nited Brethren church Monday afternoon at one o'clock Mrs R D Myers will lie program leader and will review the book "Patrick Calls Me Mother." by Ann Barley. The Zion Lutheran Missionary society will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at tlie church. The Profit and Pleasure Home Economic* club will meet at the

home of Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman Wednesday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Members are reminded to bring articles for tlie auction. The officers and staff of the Pythian Sisters are a.-ked tn meet Monday evening at seven o'clock. The V F W and auxiliary will attend a fourth district meeting at Garrett Sunday. Deputy commandet Tinder will also attend tin- meet Ing. The Dutiful Daughters class of the Bethany Evangelical I'niteo Brethren < hurch will meet Tues • day evening at seven thirty o'clock at tlie home of Mrs. Ernest Fore man on Marshall str* t. Mrs William iavse, Sr., will lie hostess to the St. Dominic dis- - citssion club Tuesday evening at eight o'clock The W(' T f of Kirkland Township will have its meeting at the home of Mrs. Oscar Geisel Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock Roll call will lie atisw-red with payment of yearly dues. Tin- next regular meeting of the Monmouth PT.A will he held in the school gym Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock Norman Robinson will be chairman and the speaker will lie Mrs J M Richer. Parents are urged to bring their children as Mrs Richer will have on display her unique display of dolls representing the P. S. presidents' wives The meeting ot the Monroe B ' •»-r Home club, scheduled for Tinday. has been postponed. A meeting of the W S W S. of the Trinity Evangelical I'nited Hr* thren church will lie held at woven I thirty o’clock Tuesday evening at i the church Mrs. Boh Robenold wL! lie tlie leader, and hostesses will lie Mrs Roy Mumma. Mrs John Chambers and Mrs E. A. Crider. - <-| i z? ry • ® A "peeping Tom" has been re ported operating in the west par' of Decatur and several residents have reported a man looking into their windows at night Tin- police patrol has been notified Florian Keller and Jac k Nelson were among the Decatur basketball fans v. ao attended the- PL-cton game getj the pic's of all the wonderful Hallmark ChriMmax Card* we have. Come xoonl SMITH DRUG CO.

at Fort Wayne Thursday night. Mrs. E L. Foreman and Mrs William K> a'fman of Berne, p-ir Wednesday in D'-catur. and visited a tth Mrs Dav id Zein Curtis Jones, a junior at i»<-i c ur high school, entered the Ro ii ft I.oiig hospital at Indianapolis tot surgery Thursday. Not in doing what you like, but in liking what you do is the secret of happiness. Barrie .loin the Ranks of DECATI’R DRY ( I.EANERS REGULARS No need to he constantly searchintf for a reliable Cleaner • - - No need to risk the head* aches of hap-hazard ('leaning. FOR THE BEST IN CLEANING CALL Decatur Dry Cleaners Phone 1.31 209 W. .Jefferson St.

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