Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 264, Decatur, Adams County, 9 November 1949 — Page 3

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♦ VI Society Items for day's publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Wednesday Holy Cross discussion dub, Mrs. Richard lingerie!) 8 p in World Friendship guild of Presbyterian chunh, Mrs. Clarence Zi.i ! er, 8 p. m. Rainbow Inspection. Bluffton, din ner. 6:30 p. in., meeting. 7:30 p. tn. Women's guild of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, church parlors. 7:30 p. in. Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club. Mrs Kenneth Hoffman. 7:30 p m. Zion Lutheran Missionary society. church, 2 p in. Business and Professional Women. C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 pm. Historical club, Mrs. Henry Adler, 2:30 p m Thursday Victory class of Trinity church, church, 6 p.m. Queen of Rosary study club, Bernice Adams. 8 p in. Faithful Workers class of i'nlon ; Chapel, Martin Sprunger. 7:30 p. m I nion Chapel W 8. w. 8., Mrs I Ernest Knefelkamp. 1:30 p. m. W. S. C. 8. of First Methodist church, church. 2 p m Executive committee, 1:45 p. in. Our Lady of Ixmrdes study club. Mrs. Joe Geels. 8 p m Women of Moose. Moose home, I 7:30 p.m.. officers. 7 p.m. Baptist Missionary society, Mrs. i James Strickler. 2 p m ch basement. 10 a m Salem Methodist W S.C.S . churEastern Star, Masonic hall, 7:30 pin. Friday Public showing of "The Si< kle or the Cross,” Zion Lutheran church. ■.l ■— ■. . .... —r ... M ■ ■ J - . Those assisting in serving were th-» Misses Claire Mowery and Ruih Weriing. and Mrs. Alan Perrine and Mrs. Robert Myers. For traveling, tne new Mrs Vorndran wore a grey hammered satin t dress with black accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The couple Is now residing at llo 1 * Edgewater drive. Fort Wayne. NEW BABY? Wide Selection Lovely Gifts EHINGERS Th<* Bouton Store i

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7:30 p.m. t Staff and officers of Pythian Sisters. 7 p.m. Girl Scout Directors. Mrs. Lowell Harper, 7:30 p.m. Philalethean class. First Baptist I church, Mrs. c E Peterson. 7:30 I p. m. I American legion auxiliary, !>- gion home. 8 p m. Builder class of Methodist char | ch. church. 6:3u p.m. Presbyterian rummage sale. ’ church basement. Saturday Bake sale. Jolly Housewife club St Mary's township, city ball. 8:30 a.m. Cafeteria supper, Wesley class of Methodist church, church, 5 to I 7 p m. Presbyterian ru m mage sale, | church basement. 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Chicken supper, bazaar, bake | sale. Zion Lutheran church. Fried ' helm, p in. L Zion Lutheran Married Couples club, church basement, 8 p. m. Monday Pythian Sister pot luck, hall, fi | p.m. Tuesday Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Roy Runyon, 6 p. m. AUDREY PAINTER TO WED ON NOVEMBER 26 Mr and Mrs. Oliver Painter of ' Berne, route 2. announce the engagement and approaching mar-. ' rlage <>f their daughter. Audrey, to Glen E. Reinhart, son of Mr. and 1 Mrs Reiiban Reinhart of Monroe ! The wedding will take place on November 26. Miss Painter is a graduate of Pleasant Mills high school and is employed at the Morris store. Mr Reinhart attended Monroe high ■ school. He is an employe of the Central Dairy at Bluffton. ENTERTAINS WITH LUNCHEON MONDAY Member of the Research club en tertalned their guests at a luncheon Monday afternoon at one o’clock at * the Bethany Evangelical i'nit.-d Brethren church. Twenty-two members and thirty guests were in attendance. Mrs. 0 L. Vance, dub president, j gave a welcome to memlters an I ■ I guests, and Mrs. Gerald Jones offi cred the noontide prayer. A deli- [ clous two-course luncheon was s< rved at long tables in I* formation. . attractively decorated with a corni Ucopia filled with fruits, vegetabh s I and nuts. Beautiful candles and iv; coni|>leted the table decorations. , | Following the luncheon, members and guests were invited to the church auditorium for the program, B which had been arranged by Hu guest day <<>mpdttee Mrs. Leonaid | Saylors then introduced Mrs. R 1! . Myers, who reviewed the bock ; i "Patrick Calls Me Mo'her," by Ann | ' Barkley. The committee included Mrs. D B Erwin. Mrs W. L. Harper. Mrs Leonard Saylors, Mrs J. M Doan. Mrs. F. H Willard. Mrs Gerald Jones. The next meeting will l.» held November 21 at the home of Mrs. Saylors, with Mrs. 0 L Vance as program leader. r ’,* 1 *.? -:: '.va? I ?** ’: ’c* /mbmbmmz

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’ DECATUR W.C.T.U. MEETING HELD A meeting of the Decatur W.C. T.V. was held at the home of Mrs. John Hocker in Monroe Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Raymond Crist was devotional leader, using the fortysixth psalm, and giving comments from the 'Tpper Room.” Prayer followed. The song "Count Your Blessings" was sung by the group, following which a piano solo was presented by Mrs. Homer Winter-; et’g. Mrs. Jess Niblick explained the program outline in the program , guide, followed by the pledge to the flag. An interesting digest from the I'nion Signal was ghen by Mrs. Vernon Riley, and Mrs. Otis Brandyberry gave the chapter in the study book "In General Why Do People Drink." During the business meeting, it was voted to remember the patients at the Adams county home during the holiday season. Closing prayer was then offered by Mrs. C. E. Hocker. SO CHA REA MEETING IS HELD RECENTLY Mrs. T. J. Metzler was hostess recently to members of So Cha Ilea. Mrs. Paul Briede was a guest. After a short business meeting, bridge was played and prizes won by Mrs. Elizabeth Hersh and Mrs Briede The next meeting will be In two weeks at the home of Mrs. Russell I Byers in Willshire, O MEETING OF CIVIC SECTION IS HELD The Civic department of the Decatur Woman's club entertained their new members with a dinner party Monday at the Bethany Evangelical t'nited Brethren church. Mrs. Paul Hansel, chairman. Introduced Mrs. Carl Striker. Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. Myles Parrish. Mrs. Ralph Stanley and Mrs Norman Kruse, the new members. Following the dinner, the group was Invited to the home of Mrs. Dick McConnell, where a business meeting was held. It was voted to contribute ten dollars-to the Community Fund. Robert Anderson, city attorney, was present at the meeting and explained the proposed Community Center to the group. Bingo was later played The committee in charge included Mrs. Dick McConnell. Mrs. lacwrence Green, Mrs. G. T Burk, Mrs. Clarence Smith and Mrs. Amos Ketchum. JANET BROWN IS HOSTESS TO GUILD The Girls Missionary guild of I'nlon Chapel met at the home of Janet Brown Monday evening The prayer period was in charge of Betty Walters, secretary of spirit- i j ual life. Marjorie Drew and Ethel Cook. : leaders for the evening, used the topic "Appreciation. Gratitude and Thanksgiving. I'n-Ltd." "For theBeauty of the Earth" was played as a prelude and then sung as the hymn of Thanksgiving Psalms - 67 and 65 were read by Shirley Workinger us Psalms of Thanksgiving. and a prayer of Thanksgiving was offered by Frieda William-; son. The topic s given were "By j way of Interpretation,‘ A'eda WHI-'i iainson: "How Appreciative Are We? Am I?" Rose Merriman: "Two| Ways of Showing Appreciation. ’ Betty Sheets, "By Way of ConK( MMAGE .SALE CHURCH BASEMENT Men’s suits and coats. Ladies dresses, suits, winter and fall coats. Boys and Girls clothing of all kinds. Real Bargains! FRIDAY & S ATI IIP AY

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, trast." Janet Brown and "Meet An African Christian Giri" and "And What Shall We Say More?" Marjorie Drew. The roll call for the month guild ceremonial was used in closing. It was decided to have a Thanksgiving breakfast at the home of Betty Miller. Refreshments were then served to the following: Shirley Workinger. Marjorie Drew. Betty Miller, Veda and Frieda Will-, ; iamson. Rose Merriman, Betty and Mary Sheets, Ethel Cook, Betty Walters and the counselor. Mrs. L. T. Norris. EIGHTH DISTRICT FEDERATION MEETS The forty second annual conven-1 ; Hon of the eighth district of the Indiana Federation of clubs was ‘ held recently in Muncie, with the itelawure federation as hostesses Mrs Cogley Cole, president of the Indiana federation, and Mrs. H. T Humphrey, second vice-president,; were the main speaker*, and urged all federated dubs to res|H>nd to the candles for Korea drive. The following slate of officers for next year was then anounced: president. Mrs. Claude Steele and Mrs. Oscar Hrlslus. first vice- president. Mrs. Victor Selby; recording secretary. Mrs. George Miller; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Elmer Dozall, and treasurer, Mrs. l.on Nossett. Announcement was also made that all federated club women would receive the Indiana club woman magazine beginning with the January issue. Mrs. Nossett extended an invitation to the Jun-i lor Women groups to attend a tea at her home. Those from here who attended ■ were the Mesdames Noah Bixler. Henry B. Heller. R. C. Hersh M Filson. It Stanley and Howard Buck. LUTHERAN LAYMEN'S LEAGUE TO SHOW MOVIE > "The Sickle or the Cross." new--1 est motion picture produced under the- auspices of the Lutheran layi men's league, will be shown at Zion Lutheran church Friday eve , ning at seven thirty o'clock The public is cordially invited. No admission will be charged, but a plate collection will be taken. This newest produc Hon is a full i length motion picture of Christianity and Communism in conflict. In years past the Lutheran laymen's league has produced outstanding films, fine movies that have carried vital messages. However, in "The Sickle or the Cross" the L L. L. has accomplished a production which not only holds a great and important theme.«but whic h compares favorably in film excellence with prominent pictures at their best Dramatic-ally, the film Is vivid > and gripping Technically, it ia Hollywood direction, authentic settings. and ’prominent actors Including Kent Taylor. Gloria Holden, Gee Uu-kbard. Adaline DeWalt Reynolds. Dudley Dickerson. Mar caret Kerry. David Bruce and Arthur Stone among the cast It was produced at the Hal Roach studios in Hollywood and had its premiere , showing at the Disney Studio 'theater in Burbank Jimmie Fidler, - well known movie commentator ’ rec oritly declared l! his •election as the best picture of the week. Chief chaplains. Li Col. John 8 Garrenton also complimented it highly. Herman 11. Krueckeberg. president of the LLL In this area, is in c harge of the local showing ASSOCIATE CHAPTER OF TRI KAPPA IN MEETING The assoc iate < hapter of Tri Kappa sorority met at the home of Miss Florence Haney Tuesday evening. Mrs Ervin Goldner and Mrs ix-onard Saylors assisted Miss

Haney Is serving dessert. The standing committee reports were made, and a thank you note from the Riley hospital for cookies from the local chapter was read. The chapter then voted threehundred dollars to the memorial foundation fund; also, to send a box of candles for the "c audles for Korea" drive. Mrs. Milo Biack presented the .program on Hawaii, and also showed interesting movies. She was assisted by Mrs. Noah Steury. The next meeting will be the Christmas party on December 6 at tbe home of Miss Fan Hite. A one dollar gift exchange will fol low the pot-luck dinner at six thirty o'clock. DELTA THETA TAU MEETING IS HELD Mrs. Kenneth Arnold presided at the regular business meeting of Omicron chapter of Delta Theta Tail sorority held Tuesday evening at the Elks home J. Ward Calland was Introduced and gave an inspiring talk cm the proposed Community Center project. The soror ity then pledged seven hundred and fifty dollars to the fund. Mrs. Arnold also announced the official opening of the Christmas Good Fellows club. Due to the tremendous response- from the public last year, it wan necessary to launch plans at this time The committee in charge will be announced at Hie next regular meeting. The firemen have volunteered to teip with the project and have also granted Hie use of the fire station us headquarters. The station will be open for acceptance of clothing and donations from December 1 to Iteceinber 12. Further plans will be announc ed at a later date. The Pythian Sisters will have a pot luck supper at six o'c lock Mon day evening at the K. of P. hall Members are requested to bring their table service and a covered dish The coffee, moat, roils, and butter will be furnished by the committee All members are urg ed to attend This will be the Inspection dinner. • ' 1 '• i sc The Jolly Housewife home ec nnomlcs club of St. Mary s town ship will have a bake sale Saturday. beginning at eight thirty a m. at the city hall. The Victory c lass of the Trinity Evangelical i'nited Brethren church will have their annual Thanksgiving pot luck supper Thursday evening at six o'clock at the chun h Each member is asked to bring table service A meeting of the Hedy Cross discussion c lub will be held at the home of Mrs Ric hard Lengerich Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The Queen of the Rosary study club will have Its meeting at the home of Bernice Adams Thursday evening at eight o'clock Members of the stuff ami officers of the Pythian Sisters will have practice Fridrfy evening at seven o'clock. The Decatur Garden club wil! ' meet itj ib<- home of Mrs. Roy Run yon Tite.iday oeuing-at -six-o'clock I for their annual carry in dinne.- I The committee will furnish thmeat, rolls and coHee. and eac 1 | member is asked to bring table ver i the Miss Bertha Heller, librarian at the liecatur public library, left this morning for Grand Rapids , Mich. Where she will attend the regional meeting of the American; library association She will rettnn to this city Saturday. R. E Gleudening has returned from oden. Mich., where he at j tended funeral service* for his stepmother. Mrs. John C. Glen- ■ dening. Mr. and Mrs Jack Shady are the pan o's of a baby at.l. born at It: a m Tuesday at the Adams county memorial hospital She weighed 6 pounds. 5 ounces Admitted: t'halmer Plumley. Monroeville. Daniel J. Schwartx. Geneva. Dismissed Mrs. John B. Holthouse, Jr . and baby girl; Mrs. Ar thur Braun and baby girl. Mrs. Ed win Affolder and buby girl. Geuew; Mrs Paul Mann and twin girls. Julia Ellnbeth and Rebecca Lynt ette. Ossian; Mrs Lucille Par,-. Ossian Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur

;■ Mrs. Hadley Wil! Quit Hospital Soon Barkley's Fiancee Greatly Improved j St Louis. Nov 9 tl'Pl Mr- . Carleton S Hadby. fiancee of . vice prc ldctit Alton W Barkley, will be able to leave the hospital in , a few days, her doctors said today . The attractive 3t-yeai-old widow i is recovering from a slight case of | 'flu and a more s» riou* case of ( fatigue. She w.i- s r: t-'ii't-d to St ( Luke's hospital Thu: dry and waresting comfortably thi-v morning The veep flew into town to spend last weekend visiting h< r and often | partook of the hospital fire with her Meanwhile, the nuptial ring al M ready has been purchased- no one would estimate the price and, * J plans for her trousseau are being | made 'j Yesterday, a premature state- ' m< nt concerning the wedding dress was made A west •nd store had I tentatively informed a Hollywood ’.designer the type of dress Mrs ' I Hadley had in mind Hollywood ' thought it had the order. But a friend of Mrs Hadley's ’ said that New York and Holly wood designers should save their talents The veep's future wife will buy her trousseau at St la>uis stores. Which 1 she thinks are comparable to any 1 in the world, the friend Mid 1 The dress was described as a 1 simple blue taffeta, street Irngth. with draped neckline and gently flaring skirt ' The widdlng is scheduled for Nov Hi In the Chapel of St. John's Methodist Church on the west side i ——-•— I.U. Senior Given i Willkie Scholarship 1 Bloomington. Ind.. Nov 9 tl'Pj A 21 year-old Indiana I'nlversity senior from New Castle. Ruth Ann Jordan, today held the 3300 Wendell Willkie interfaith scholarship. The award was given by tinnational Hillel commission because Miss Jordan had done the moat to promote interfaith and religious amity on the campus dur ing her first three year* at I. V. ' • I

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db Brownie troop 14 met Tuesday at the Lincoln school. Roll was called and dues paid Judy Bmith will be in charge of the activities of the group for the Girl Scout paper this month. J<annie Troutner then served nibble boxes to the girl- The Brownies then visited with Mrs. Ed Rice to watch her make rugs. Jan* Grimm, *crib*. Pre.wbylerian R u m m a k e Sale. Friday afternoon and Saturday. H to 5. Church basement. 261t2 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur FOR GOOD _SHOES!_ i I Tourist Camtra KODFT UNS Ho» fi«td-focu» l*ni, floxh shutter, and n*w shutter release bar. Negatives, 2 '/* x 3 '/* i oversize black-and-white and Kodacclor Prints about 3'Axs. $24.50 here, including Federal Tax. I'ne our Christmas Idiyaway Plan! Holthouse Drug Co. sups FINEST i/cduZ IN FABRIC...FEEL...FIT ®»iy X.fW gs gk,. iff > tosMXrt for-fit Volmy f**tvr*s | I sizes I /\32’o 44 'I fe I \ / - Vatay $!:.« f«#*w four I<fur9- , ■ uttiKfi. >t»d>«g EHINGERS The Itauton Store

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