Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1949 — Page 3

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Society Item* for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 1000 1001 Betty Terveer Thursday Victory da** of Trinity church, church, C p.m. Queen of Rosary study club, Bernice Adams. 8 p.m. Faithful Worker* < lass of t’nion Chapel- Martin Kprunger, 7:30 p. m Vnlon Chapel W S. W S , Mrs Ernest Knefelkamp, J:3O p m. W. S. C. S. of First Methodist church, church, 2 p. in Executive committee. 1:15 p. in. Our Lady of Lourdes study club. Mrs. Joe Geels. 8 p in. Women of Moose. Moos<* home, i 7:30 p.m.. officers, 7 p.m. Baptist Missionary society, Mrs James Strickler. 2 p. m ch basement. 10 inn Salem Methodist W S C.S., chur Eastern Star, Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. Friday Calvary Ladies Aid nuclei church, 7:30 p m Public showing of "The Sickle or the Cross," Zion iji'li; ran church. 7:30 p.m. Staff and officers of Pythian Sisters. 7 p.m. Girl Scout Director*. Mrs. Lowell Harper, 7 30 p.m. leader. Miss Panline Brltzenhofe i.ang two solos, followed by prayer by Mrs. Yager. Mrs. Knapp then ■ introduced the guest speaker. Miss Janet Soldner, returned medical , missionary of South America, who gave a very interesting talk on her experiences in the missionary field. Mrs. Yager, president, presided at the short business meeting, and announced that the guild members are asked to bring their thankoffering boxes to the special service next Sunday. It waa also de cided to sponsor a cafeteria supper Saturday, December 3. The program closed with the Mizpah benediction. Delicious refreshments were later served by the hostesses, Mrs. Forrest Owens, Mrs. Glen Oswalt, Mrs. Max Ogg, Mrs. Hersel Nash, Mrs. Max Odle and Mrs. Emmlt Owens.

Philalethcan class. First Bap.id church, Mrs. C. E Peterson. 7. I*' p. m. American Legion auxiliary, ixiglon home, 8 p.m. Builder class of Methodist chur- | eh, church, 6:30 p.m. I Presbyterian rummage sale, I ■ church basement. Saturday Sab in Evangel!, al and Reform I chur.-h thankoffering services, 7 in ’ Bake sale. Jolly Housewife club ' St. Mary's township, city hall. ! 8.30 a.m. Cafeteria supper, Wesley class of Methodist church, church, 5 to ’ p.m. Presbyterian ru m m age rate. < hur, h basement. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Chicken supper, bazaar, bake sale, Zion Lutheran church. Friedhelm, p. m. Zion Lutheran Married Coupl-r club, church lias- ment, 8 p. m. Monday I Ladies Firemen's auxiliary, li:'* I station. 7:30 p m. Our Lady of Fatima study cl c>. Rosemary Spangler, 8 p in. Pythian Sister pot-luck, hall. 6 I p.m. Tuesday Decatur Garden dull, Mrs. Ray Runyon. 6 p. m. WOMAN’S GUILD TO HAVE QUADRENNIAL MEETING I The quadrennial meeting of the ' Evangelical and Reformed Wo- ' man’s guild will be held in the - largest auditorium of Hotel Cieve- - land. Cleveland. ()., November 15- | Is Since tlie merger of the Evan I pellcai ami Reformed < hurdles and Hhe Congregational Christian hurdles is to be consummated in 19.70. there will be an assembly of Women of these two <hurdles also, beginning with a reception of both groups Wednesday < veiling The regular worship and business of tin* three hundred and sixty delegates of the Evangelical and Reformed chur; he* of all over the I'nited States and Can ida will tale place the first two days of the meeting. On Thursday, six seminar* to acquaint the women of both groups will le held for the seven hundred delegates of both groups, explaining the new work which the ~ ■

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Cnited Church of Christ women will be doing in the future. The meetln-z will dose Friday with Holy Communion. Delegates representing the Fort Wayne Regional Woman’s guild will tie Mrs Ervin Uichner. of St. Luke Kirkland township. Ellen Beer, Cross church. Herne, and Mi-s Della Heck, regional president, Fort Wayne Mrs. ('. A. Schmid and Mrs V. A. Ei< h< nbet ger. Cross church. Berne, will attend as life members. HISTORICAL CLUB MEETING IS HELD Mrs. Henry Adler was hostess Wednesday afternoon to members of the llistoriial dull. Mrs. Lydia Worthman presided at the meet ing. opened with the group repeutlng Hie dub collect and roll call, answered w-ith quotations. Mrs. Worth man then introduced Mrs. Mae Butler, program leader who had < harge of the current events. Mr*. Butler also gave an Interesting paper. "The Mighty Hudson." Following the program, a brief business meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Worthman. The next meeting will be held in three weeks at the home of Mrs. Ethel Essex. LITERATURE SECTION MEETS MONDAY NITE 'I he Literature department of the Decatur Woman's club met at 'he home of Mrs George Buckley Monday evening, with twenty members present. Mrs. Hersh, presiden. welcomed four new members into the club, Mrs. Edward Cook. Mrs. V. R. Edwards. Mrs. II W. Steiner and Mrs. Robert Bonekern per. A collection for "candles for Korea" was taken, which is a state wld.-* project of the Indiana Federation of Woman's dubs. An interesting and humorous program on the poems of James Whitcomb Riley was presented by Mrs. Brayton, who spoke on “The centennial." She was assisted by Mrs G I. Buckley, who told of the boyhood of James Whitcomb Riley, Miss Elizabeth Peterson, who read u-veral of his letters to friends ..nd relatives, and Mrs. Dore Erwin. who presented his works. Delicious refreshments were

served at the dose of the meeting by the hostess and her committee. 8080 WILLING WORKERS CLASS MEETING HELD The Bobo I’ B Willing Workers daws met at th» home of Mr*. Roman Spninger recently, with Mrs. Irvin Manlier as the assisting hostess The following officer were elected: president, Mrs. May Tope: secretary. Mrs. Hertha Bow <n: treasurer. Mrs. Marjorie M • Millen: reporter. Mrs. Marjorie Daniels. The class then voted to hold a public auction on Thursday evening. December 1 at the Boho school. Refreshments wore later served to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bebout. and daughters. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Daniels and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Chronister and son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMillen and sons. Marie Jones. Mr. and Mrs Marshall llilpeit. Myrtle Death and son, Mr. and Mrs. .Fred Hilton, the Rev. L A Mlddaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and daughter, Mr. and Irvin Manlier and daughter. Mrs. Kermit Bowen and Mr. and Mrs Roman Sprunger and family. AEOLIAN CHOIR TO GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT The General Electrl • Aeoi’an choir will app ar at .'he Jefferson high school in Delphos. (). at elga’ thirty o'clock tESTi tonight under tiie sponsorship of the Presbyterian Woman's club. Members of the choir are r« - quested .to meet at Decatur hl.-'t st hisd promptly at six o'clock.

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MARRIED COUPLES TO MEET SUNDAY The .November meeting of the Zion Lutheran Married Couples dub will he held Sunday < veiling at dght o'clock in the church basement W C Dlckmeyer. chairman of the board of directors of Vaiparaiio university and prominent Lutheran layman of Fort Wayne, will b< the guest speaker. He ha* been participating in a number of Luth»ran laymen’s Ita-.'u seminar* throughout the country. Mr Dick meyer will discuss Christian ste wardship from a layman's point of view Henry Krun-keberg will conduct a short business meeting at which time the nominating cotnimttee. consisting of l» Hoyt Callow. Karl Reinking and Mrs. Cl.n« n. " Dersch will report a slate of 19.7 u officer nominee*. The election will be held at the December meeting Entertainment and refreshments for the evining will be in charge of Mr and Mrs. Ed Bauer. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Schroedir and Mr and Mrs Christ Bucher

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