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Society itema for day's publics tlon must be phoned in by 11 a. m (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Friday Salem W. S. ('. S. .upper and ba xaar, church tuuement, 5 to 7 p. m. Saturday Rummage and hake .ale, Itnman nel Lutheran church, K. ot I’ home. 9 a.m. to I p.m. C. L. of C. rummage sale, C. L of C. hall, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday St. Catherine study club. Helen (Jeimer, M p.m. Research club. Mrs. Leonard Saylors, 2:30 p in. Decatur Woman's dub. library auditorium. 7:45 p.m. Adams County chorus, Monroe. 7:39 p in. Tuesday Church Mother. .Indy club. Mu Niland Oschenrider, S p. m. Ilr teregg will be given at the Marolt hotel in Anderson Tuesday evening by the bride-elect’s parent., Mr. and Mr.. Norman R. Miller. Guests will Include Mr. and Mrs. Homei Winteregg of Monroe, parent, ot the bridegroom-eleet, Ilr. and Mrs. Dallas Rrowine. the Misses Marl lyn Miller, Jane E.terline, Joan la-llein. Jackie Bryant. Marjorii Stuhldreher and Eleanor Over Street. Also Ted Miller. Lloyd O1 cott. I,e. Habegger, Ixifton Rich <>' Decatur, and Ralph R. Ilannie ol Mount Vernon. LOCAL LADY WINS BUTTON AWARDS Mrs. S. E. Leonaidson. 925 North Second, established a national re cord for entrie. in the nationa button society convention held re cently in Cleveland. <>.. it was dis closed today. Mrs. Leonard.on entered fifty frame, of button, it. the exhibition. The frame., included in the exhibition, consisted of mounting cards with varied nuhtber. of buttons, according to their size and classification. Mrs. f.eonardson received a lov. I Mt-cup for most award, of merit and fir.t prize ribbon combined: ten dollars special cash award, and thirty ribbons. Indiana was awarded the coveted FOR GOOD SHOES fWMMWMWMAAMWMMWtP We have the New .Miracle Drujf for Colds ANAHUST Taken upon exposure or at first sitfn of cold. _ ALSO — Kexall Blue Caps 25c doz. Vick s Vapti-Rub ... 33c &. 73c Hills Cascara Quinine 39c 79c 4-way Cold Tablets 19c & 15c Groves Bromo Quinine 33c & 69c Kexall Analgesic Balm .. 13c Ben Gay 69c SMITH REXALL DRUG Phone H 2

& itWl MOST OF US, W al one I * mr ° r an,,, *’ er ' XIYjM need a little consideration in 1/ financial arrangements. jSufll When anyone is con frontJ / ed with sudden funeral expens?, 1/ we are glad to extend our cox —< operation. / 6r<- 5 N 0 |>ELAY I NO PUBLICITY GILLfG 4 DOAN / WWfti FUNfkAI HOME OECATUR ’HONE IM J t iff A

Hr t prize for most entries in proportion to numl>er of members. Mrs. Leonard.on's entire collection will be on exhibit at the Fort Wayne antique show to be held in the armory on December 2. 3 and 4 Among thq classifications are buttons ranglrtg from fifty years old to prehistoric buttons. One hundred sixty different characters horn the realm of mythology have been captured and mounted in thi. collection. TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING THANKSGIVING Mr. and Mrs, Gustav Hobrock, well known residents of Hoagland, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving day at the homo of Mr. and Mr., Ell Hoffman, one half mile north and one half mile west of Maples on the Tilman road A family dinner will be served at the noon hour, followed by open house for their many friend, and relative, from five to nine o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hobro< k were married on Thanksgiving day. November 3u. 1599. in St. Peter, church north of Deiatur. They have four children: Marcella Swen.son. of Homedale. Idaho; Velma Gettman. Baltimore. Md. f-Mther Hoffman, and Oscar Hobrock, at home; and fourteen grandchildren. PLEASANT MILLS W.S.C.S. MEETS The Pleasant Mills Methodist W.S.C.S. met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harlen Jones, with seventeen member, in attendance. The meeting opened with the devotions. "Paki.tan," by Mrs. Carl Frey. During the busine.s meeting, phfns were completed for the Thanksgiving supper ami bazzar to be held on Tuesday evening from five to seven o'clock in the Pleasant Mills Methodist church basement. The public is invited to attend. Ixively refreshments were later served by the hostess, Mrs. Jones, assisted by Mrs. Albert Mauller. Mrs. Elmer Golllff, Mrs. Ernest Fisher. Mrs. Will Evan, and Mrs. Otto Human. CIRCLES MEETING HELD THURSDAY Circles one ami two of the W.S. C.S. of the First Methodist church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. ('. R. Saylors. Twen-ty-two members were in attendance. The meeting opened with the group singing the hymn “o Worship the King." followed by the devotional.. the ninety-eighth psalm, by Miss Iva Gllpen. Thu lesson was given by Mrs. Harry Dailey, who chose as her subject "Thanksgiving" and "Giving Thanks to God." Mrs. Dailey stressed the many things in everyday life for which one should be thankful, but the greatest of all “we should be thankful to God." Mrs. It. D. Myers also gave an interesting talk on conditions In Europe and compared the conditions there with those in America Mrs. Waiter Krl<k closed the program with a solo. "Thanks Be to GodMrs. Saylors was assisted byMrs. E. W. Jackson. Mrs. Henry Heller and Mrs. John Peterson.

IWVWWVWWVWWWVIMM FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Hospital Bouquets Weddings and Funeral Work given Special Attention. SMITLEY’S FLOWER SHOP I’. .Monroe St. (at cemetery) Phone 5142

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S 2-; I THE WEDDING of Miss Marcyle Geimer. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florian Geimer. 11l North Fifth street, and Jack Swygart. son of l-afe Swygart. 915 Scblrmeyer street, took place recently In the rectory of the St. Mary’s Catholic church. The Very Rev. Msgr. J. J. Seimetz officiated. The couple is residing at 915 Schlrmeyer street. (Photo by Ed wards).

W edding Dress " 'jFi 1 » I 2 Mrs. Carleton S Hadley models her wedding suit of "Barkley blue," designed for her by Hattie Carnegie of New York for her marriage to Vice-president Allien Barkley. MRS. HAROLD IDLEWINE HOSTESS TO CHURCH GROUP The Ladies Fellowship of the Missionary church met Thursday it the home of Mrs. Harold Idlewine. with nineteen memliers ami two guests present. During the devotional period, the group sang “When We All Get To Heaven" and "I Will Praise Him." followed by prayer by Mrs. George Millington. Mrs. Ralph Myers was lesson leader, using as her topic Psalm 145. The remainder of th* evening was spent in knotting comforts, sewing quilt blocks and embroidering. At a later hour, refreshments were served by Mrs. Idlewine, assisted by Mrs Herald Welty. Baked saie Saturday, Nov. 19. 9:30 a. m. at City Hall. Gicode club. 26914

A Stitch in Time The following repairs Buttons sewed on Lining repaired Seams repaired Cuffs tacked Bell loop* repaired Snap * sew ed on Pockets repaired Buttons removed and sewed back cn are always made AT NO EXTRA COST to you For Better Dry Cleaning Always Call urn DRY CLEANING “across from G. E.” Phone 147 Wrinkle-proof Delivery.

The Rev. Lawrence T. Norris and Wayne Gaunt have returned home from a several days’ hunting trip in Michigan. Rev. Norris reports he shot n buck the first day of the hunting trip. The case of Richard A. Bushee vs Charles 11. Williams, for payment of partnership interest, has been filed in the Wells circuit court on change of venue. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nichols, who have been residing in Detroit, are visiting here They will leave next week for Arizona, where they plan to spend the winter. Miss .Norma Johnson and Miss Colleen McConnell will motor to Hanover Saturday, where they will attend a fraternity dance Saturday night at Hanover college Dr. Ben Duke will leave Saturday for a week’s business trip to Miami. Fla Dr Duke will fly from Fort Wayne, returning the latter part of next week Several local fisitball fans plait to motor to Bloomington Saturday to attend the Indiana Purdue foo'ball game. Mr and Mrs Leo Worklnger are the parents of a Gaby girl, born at 4:43 a. m today at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed fi pounds. 6 ounce*. A baby girl was ls>rn to .Mr and Mrs, Robert Bowman at U:42 p. m Thursday at the local hospital. She has not been named.

MJosrital Admitted: Roger Strahm. Berne’ ' Mrs. Robert Allspaugh. Berne: William Haley. First street. DismlHsed Miss Evelyn (Jetting, routed; Jerome and Bill Hawbaker. Geneva; Nathan Swensen. Willshire. O. Girl Scouts who are scheduled to I make contribution* to the Trail I Maker, new monthly magazine of i the Decatur Girl Scout*, are reminded that Monday Is the deadline for turning in thrir reports. Then ■ j contributions are to lie given to the ' Scoot leaders A meeting of Brownie troop Id , was held Friday acliool. Dues i were collected, following which games were played. A hike was then enjoyed, and the meeting closed with the Brownie honor. Kathleen Schultz, acribe. Brownie troop 3 held their weekly i meeting at the Lincoln school Tues day. Songs were sung and due* paid After the general bu*ine«* meeting, games were enjoyed and j refreshments served At the close of the meeting, a atory was read by the troop leader. Kathleen Burke, acribe A meeting of troop 13 waa held Thursday at the Lincoln school. Song* were *ung and a hike was planned All member* are asked to meet at Mi»» Foughty * home at one forty five o’clock, and from there will proceed to Hanna Nuttman park They will return to Mis* Fotighty’s home at four o'i clock. Victoria Hathaway, acribe.

Brownie troop 17 met recently at the Lincoln school. The meeting opened with the Brownie song, following which dues w-erw paid. Lynne Koons. Sharon Sheets, Connie Baxter, Jaralee Merriman and Jane Bedwell presented a Brownie play, followed by a tea party for the Brownie mothers. The meeting then closed with the Brownie flag ceremony. Connie Baxter, scribe. Troop 12 met at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church recently. Each girl named the country from whl<h their ancestors came to America. Games were then played and the meeting closed with the friendship circle. Five Persons Killed As Train Hits Jeep Sedalia. Mo. Nov D (I P)— . Five persons were killed and three injured, two critically, when the jeep In which they were riding was struck by a train near here today. Doctors, Nurses Needed In Alaska There Is an urgent need for doctors, nurses and medical technicians in the Alaska native service hospital, the (I. H. civil service commission has announced. Positions for physic ians, accord-1 Ing to individual qualification*, carry annual salaries ranging from f(.750 to fk.OOO. including 25 percent cost of living which Is paid federal employes who work In Alaska. Nurse and medical technician positions carry salaries of 13.375 a year, which includes the Alaska differential. Medical technologists should be able to operate a clinical laboratory. X-ray. EKG and B.MR machine. Furnished houses or apartments for physicians rent for about 335 per month. Furnished quarters and subsistence for nurses and technicians are also available at moat of the hospitals for about $35 a month. Transportation for employe and family and personal effects is furnished from Seattle to the station assigned. Further Information may be obtained from Robert Frlslnger at the Decatur postoffice.

C. L. of C. RUMMAGE SALE Sat., Nov. 19—9 to 4 In K. of C. Bldg. PWVWVWWWWWWWMdV

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Garage Mechanic Is Made Human Torch Assailants Splash Gasoline Over Man Detroit. Nov Ik — (I'P) A middle-aged garage mechanic was made a human torch by two assailants who splashed a bucket of gasoline on his clothes and then touched a match to him. Victim of the assault last night was la-o Mack. 49, who suffered third degree burns about his body He was not expected to live. Through burned lips he told police that as he walked down a dark alley near his home he heard someone say "let her go." The gasoline splashed over his body and then one of his assail .ants touched a match to him Render Cleveland. 41, a neighbor. heard Mack’s screams and jumped from a second floor porch to snuff out the flames A neigbborliisxl fight was blamed for the attack David Brantley. 32. whom Mack accused of tossing the fuel, was held for Investigation He denied the charge hut admitted having a fight with Mack recently. Hum maw and hake sale Saturday, November 19. 9 to I. At K. of I’, home. Imanuel Lutheran ehurrh Tx

Everyone Is Cordially Invited To Attend The Presbyterian Church Fair Five Point*. Decatur. Indiana Friday, Dec. 9, - 10:00 a.m. > 10:00 p.m. Both Lunch and Supper will he served AN OPPORTUNITY TO IM> YOI’R CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 20 ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS —Beautiful Gifts, Dainty and Serviceable Apron*, Dressed Doll* in 3 *ixe*. Fruit Cake*. Mince Meat. Plum Pudding*, Home Canned Fruit, Jam and Jelly, Christmas Cookies, Home Mad* Candy, Fancywork of all kind*, Afagan*, Knit Baby Garment*. White Elephant Gift*. Hand decorated Canister*. Christmas Door and Table Decoration*. African Violets, Potted Plant*. Christmas Green* and Cone*. Fresh Produce at the Farmer* Booth, Records, Comic Books, Sport equipment and apparel, Fish Pond for the Children and many other useful article*. REMEMBER TBE DATE — DECEMBER 9th WE ARE EXPECTING YOU! FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ( Hl R( H DECATUR, INDIANA

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Injuries Are Fatal To Indiana Farmer Rushville. Ind.. Nov. 19. — (VFI John Henry Hunter. 71. died yesterday of injuries he received Nov. *9 in a fall at ms farm southeast of | Andersonville Hunter fell from a ' luad of pumpkins. OLD SPICE SET containing After Shave Lotions Talcum Shaving Cream *l-95 - - Old Spice Shave Lotion 1-00 .’1.75 Talcum $ J 00 Shaving Bowl Smith Drug Co.