Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 1 December 1949 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office aa Second Claes Matter Dick D. Heller President A R. Holt house .... Editor C. E. Holthouse Treasurer J. H. Heller ... Vice-President Subscription Rates Ry Mail In Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, M; Six months, *3.25; 3 months, *175. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, *7.00; 6 months, *3.75; 3 months, *2.00. By Carrier, 20 cents per week. Single copies, 4 cents.

For State Chaplain: Adams Post 43 of the American Legion has endorsed the Rev. Otto C. Busse of Preble for Chaplain of the Indiana Department of the American Legion. A more able and sincere man could not be found in the length and breadth of the state for this important post. Pastor of the Preble Lutheran Church since 1946, Rev, Busse now serves both the local Post and the Fourth district organization as their chaplain and is outstanding in the fulfillment of this office With gifted voice and diction as clear as a bell, Rev Busse is an impressive speaker either in pulpit or on the platform. A veteran of both World Wars. Chaplain Busse served .with distinction in the role of spiritual adviser and leader among the troops In the first conflict he was stationed at Camp Sherman and other camps In this country. World War 11. saw him at Camp Lee and later as a Chaplain with the transport service, in which assignment he accompanied American hoys on many trips overseas. H« was discharged from th«- service as a lieut< nant colonel This newspaper joins Post 43 in heartily endorsing Rev. Busse for state Chaplain and trusts that

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CAKE OF THE WEEK

Legion members will be successful in carrying their candidate through to election at the state convention next summer. o o Are you using Christmas Seals? o o Many are wondering if the Rushville weather prophet knows his weather. ——o o— — Further test of this country's atomic bombs will be made again at Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific ocean, a good place for conducting such experiments. We don't want the military fellows to get the idea that they should blow up the Rocky mountains. —-o o - - Moscow is a city of about 6.000 population In Idaho, and a newspaper published in that state advocates that it change its name. The newspaper says Moscow has painful Implications. At least it is not a good American name, and does ring ominously. -o ■ —O Christmas shopping is rolling Into one of the biggest snowballs of business ever recorded in this country. Stores are already crowded with shoppers and the supply of merchandise never was fetter. Americans really <-ele~ brate the season of goodwill in a giving manner.

SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY Black & White Marble Cake 65c PEANUT DRITTLE DUTCH DREAD

The Barkley-Hadley wedding received almost aa much publicity as did the marriage of Princess Elizabeth, but a quiz show contestant missed a fortune In prises because she didn't know who got narried recently In St. Louis. Either nervousness or dumbness! o_ —o— The International Livestock Exposition has attracted more than usual interest this year. A point stressed in the show is that the younger farmers have the “know how" in raising the champions in the life stock show. The national corn king crown went to Charles N. Fischer and his 14year old son of Shelbyville, so Indiana again rates tops in this Important agriculture pursuit. o o The Community Center fund continues to grow with receipt of pledges from clubs, business firms and individuals. It stands at approximately llio.tmo. the largest amount by several fold ever contributed here for a civic project. With that backlog, it should be evident that sentiment really favors the proposed building and that individuals, business firms and organizations can be generous in their giving A few large subscriptions would s»nd the total within sight of goal and when that is reached, the city will bent* fit from the *75,009 gift of Central Soya Company. Let's do this job before Christmas and give the community a real Christmas present. Fungus diseases, such as twig canker of oak. may lie dormant within a tree for as long as lit years When the tree becomes weak, the disease emerges.

CASH LOANS ’25”.. ’3O0 00 • To consolidate overdue bills • To pay seasonal expenses • For doctor and dentist bills • For repairs to house or car • For any worthy purpose. If you need cash in a hurry see us for courteous, confidential loan service. Decatur Loan & Discount Co. Trust Bldg., 2nd A Madison Decatur, Ind. .Hui In isliiiiis.. A photograph of your perky youngster would be welcomed by the Grandparent* this Christmas. But when all her delicate coloring is in the pic. ture, too, the gift has s special significance. ■R fl Ask about our portraits completed in full-color with the new Flexichrome Process. You'll be amazed at their beauty, and pleased at their relatively lo* prices. EDWARDS STUDIO

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0 n 20 YEARS AGO TODAY Dec. 1, 1929 was Sunday. Presbyterian Men To Hear Sam Jackson Sam Jackson, former U. S. sens tor and Fort Wayne attorney, will be the principal speaker at the regular monthly dinner and meeting of the Decatur Presbyterian men's club to be held next Wed nesday night at 6 :30 o'clock in the I church dining room. Members will be permitted tn I bring one guest each. The limit was placed by the committee In (harge because of the limited space. Mr. Jackson has long been active in church affairs in Fort Wayne. He was born in Adams county. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

INFANT CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SANTA’S BAG IS FULIH Christmas Gifts decorations wrappings , Complete Line of Christmas Fancy Papers—Christmas Seals XJY 1 ' * BOOTIE SETS - BABY R lbb on.-st r .n ß Y I P ; BLANKETS - MITTENS - 'S:S r etc OrMm, " tfc T ‘"' X <A/r JM gF’ DRESSES — RATTLERS - SHOES —CAPS JCup >Vup SNOW SUITS ~ZZZZZZZZZZ ' A VW®fl And ncorew of other Gift* for FOR HOME FOR LADIES v ., 0 ., , the Infant. All of Rest PURSES ' ERI LA IEM Quality at Lowest Prices. TABLE LAMPS Plastic and Leather PLASTIC TOYS] Stylish Pottery Base with CompleteHouse Furnishings. isl Attractive Shades gww aww Automobiles, Trains. Railroad U j. qo Farm Machinery and Animals. . X GIOVES 10c up fl \ Scores of Boudoir and End v «»ur Purse *f -00 ~ i Table Lamps to select from. With Our Gloves • up ———— — VANITY DOLLSI Ifati a Magic Skin. Arms and Legs MADE-UP LADIES’ 2-9® up CHRISTMAS GREETINGS GIFTS NYLON HOSE OTHER DOLUS2Sc up. H.ahe.t Quality of Greetin B Cards Bhep our Made . Uj}Ci(t Oepart . Vtry 8hld „ e at Prices Suitable to All menl |t h>g Beau( |f u) G tft , | R Nylon Hose GAMES 4 — each for E * er y° ne y® ur ♦wmily Every Buyer a Satisfied F„ r Young and Old. Hundreds to < ■ »o and .1! of your friends. Customer - A jJ New and Editing. BOXED CARDR... 29c * 50e lAf QQo lAc Fine Assortment •WF W up pair *WFW up Christmas Candy Treats Our Specialll A “*‘ ChOCO ' ateS 10% Mr *' Peanut D Squ 3 l 40c Pound Attr ’ C " ¥e Cm B ° M DISCOUNT Chocol “* 40c Pom -fl lib. Box - .69c CHERRIES> Holiday 2 lb. Box - 1.29 49 c Milk Cho-oSatfl HARD MIX ... - *C.OO STARS! 25c Pound 2.49 1 lb. Box 4Q C poundß ■■■■—— J Hundreds MANY ■ Os Other I fl 1-fl _fl I n other K' nds fl GIFT ITEMS CANDY

Store To Remain Open Evenings Effective at once. Sutton's Jewelry store will remain open every evening except Sunday until Christmas. Jesse Sutton announced today. This is in line with the policy followed by Sutton s for tho last several years, Mr. Sutton stated. “We are extending our store hours so that everyone will have an opportunity to purchase their Christmas gifts without incon- , venience,” Mr. Sutton said. Card of Thanks I We wish to express our slncer) appreciation for the Spiritual Banquets and the kindness shown to us at the time of the Illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs Clem Lengerich and Family. I If You Have Something To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays-

To Decorate Berne Business District Berne. Dec. 1. — The business section of the town of Berne is to be decorated for Christmas this week. The Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the decorations, which will consist of a Christmas tree in front of each business place, with larger trees and special strings of lights at the intersection of Main and Jefferson streets. The individual business places will decorate and light the trees. Santa Claus will be here on two or three j occasions and will distribute free nuts and candies to the kiddies. Holiday music will also be broadcast during the Christmas season. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur ( “Kiddie Sfofi 147 South Second St.

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