Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1950 — Page 3

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ». l»S0

——J—

■"MrttiNO W xtY* »——H SIGMA PHI HELD Bet* Sigma Phi. International cultural and social sorority, held Ila regular bi monthly meeting last night at the Elks home. Mias Rose Klien Miller, president, presided at the business emeetlng. opened with roll call answered with a favorite nursery rhyme. Mrs. Mai Moser, Miss Ara Kraft and Mrs. Charles Young were appointed to the nominating committee, and Mrs. John Holthome was elected extension officer. Following the adoption of the International rushing program, a "get-acquainted" party tor rushes has been planned tor February 22. and a preferential tea tor, Sunday. March I*. Formal installation ceremoniesfor pledges will be held March 10. After the business meeting, Mrs. Max Moser, program chairman, in , troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. R. D. Myers. Who gave an interesting discussion on the origin and history of poetry. During the social hour. Beta Sigma Phi songs were sung, acconb panled at the piano by Mrs Vernon Custar. Lovely refreshments were later served at small tables, sp- ~ propriately decorated in the. Valen tine theme by Mrs. John Holthouse. Miss Rose Ellen Miller and Mrs. i Robert Andrews The ‘ nest meeting will be held February 22 at which time Miss Helen "Haubold will be the guest' speaker and present a program on the topics “Poetry Into Music" and Absolute S. E. BRIDGE MEETING It HELD Members of the S B. Bridge dub were entertained last evening a| the home of Mrs. J. Clark Maycltn Prises were won by Mrs Robert Yost. Mrs. Nedjohnson and Mrs John Acheson. Itefreaitniente tn Valentina appointments were later served by Mrs May. Iln The*ne«t meeting will lie held at the *home of ghC Cal Burnett. ■ERNE COUPLE TO _ MARK ANNIVERSARY A family dinner and open house I is being planned by Mr. and Mra.l Noah M. Lehman of Berne in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. The dinner’ will he served Saturday evening, and fiTentls are invi+ed to Ute opeio, bouse Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Lehman have lived In ot near Berne all their' Ilves Mrs. Lehman Is the for-1 nier Meta Li< hty They are par- 1 ent* of the following . < hlldrAr i Eli. Berne; Sylvan. Lima. (>.; |

Safety First! , ■\\\ I Bai vfcyiH \ W i\\ Vi I|L ljb(* , ■ 1 || W /^W?^ 4OB I; V‘\ • V s,ns f V • Xy, ►—l«—t* f • • 2/ * - '•~ 10 i—«— «2 iHam*** "tnkfli* What a marvelous Idea! At last an apron with BUILT-IN potholders! Perfect for cooks. outdoor chefs. cooking-scholars. Sew the frou-frou apron too' Pattern S4OB in sites small ’<l4. 10». medium <lB. 20). law (40. - ,41k- Small sise takes 15k yards ItS-tnch. ~ Thia easy-to-use psitsm elves perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every stop. Send TWINTV-FIVC tCNT* in coins for this pattern to MARIAN MARTIN, care of Docatar Daily Democrat. Pattern Dept. P. O. Bog 4740. Chicago 80, Hl. Print plainly YOUR NAME. ADDRESS, ZONK. SIZE STYLE'NUMBER. it's ready! Send just fifteen cents more for out new beautiful Marian Martin Pattern Book for Spring Fashion one. yard skirts and blousmMMM« *!!•< for all the family. Am|Mrinted in. thy book-free

I MwalaAk. 1 Mm must ba phoned la by 11 a. as(•aturday t:3O a. m.) •Xijf ■ wwwr I Thursday 1 WB.C. 8. general meeting, First i Methodist church, 2:30 p m., execu- '. lives, 1:45 p,m. Aeolian choir. Desat ur high 1 school. 1 :3S gm. 1 TUESDAY 1 Women bf Moose, Moose home, 1 7:30 p.m., officers. 7 p.m. W.8.W.8. of Union Chapel. Mrs. Myron Frank, 1:10 p.m. Eastern Star, Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. i Baptist Missionary society, Mrs. Harold Baughn. 1 p.m. Queen of Rosary study club, Mrs. Roae Trlcker 8 p.m. ; Lady of Lourde* study club, Mm , Roman Brito, * p.m. Mt. Pleasant W.B C. 3.. Mrs. Jens and Mrs. Everett Singleton, 1:30 Wi Salem WBCS. Mrs. Elisha Merriman. 1:10 p.m. I Presbyterian Mary circle. Mrs. i F. B. Adams. 2:30 p.m. Presbyterian Martha circle. Mrs R. N. Runyon. 2:30 p.m. Friday - WJ.CS of Bobo Methodist church. Mrs. Sam Cottrell, 7:30 p.m. Pocahontas lodge. Red Men hall. 7.;M pjR. ... Girl Scout Board of Directors' Mrs. Arthur Holthouse. 7:30 pm Calvary Evangelical I' H ladies Aid, Mrs. Walter Koos, 7:30 pm. Rummage sale, Presbyterian < hurrh bhaement. Legion auxiliary, ia-gion home. 8 p m. Mrs. Peter Unruh. Oxford. Pa: Milo. Berne and Mrs William i Bogue. Coronao Calif. ; NAOMI CIRCLE MEETING HELD The Naomi circle of the Presbyterian church met last evening at Tie lirtae ii/ Mhis EteanoF‘Hlhi|dr rey .Mrs. Robert Macklin presided j 4‘ 1 I i|j;: 1- ~ .

FREE! COFFEE and DONUTS Saturday, Feb. 11 FREE PRIZES! • Drawing at 8:00 P. M. • Registration 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. WELCOME ywvWWwWw* <a «

'~"***«w«voeoeewemivvvuvvvwvwwwwwvwwweuvvvwuuuuuuov(m mmwwm Ii ncolns Birthday We pay reverence to Lincoln for hi* wisdom and courage in the struggle to preserve the I nion, and for defending and strengthening its ; j devotion to these democratic principles. ' .- - - w ; ■ ' ■ In observance of Abraham Lincolns k“7' .. Birthday .... \ —-- 1-1 — Tkß tak Will l« Cloted — I MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13 STATE RANK ■ EBTABIIBHED IM3 ’ 7 MWMWWMNWkRMWWWMMMMMWWMMWWMMMWMMINWMANMNWWWWW 1 \ ' t?

Murn? Bake ante,- Yeaag Adult class of Bethany Evangelical U.H church, city han. Rummage sale, Presbyterian church basement, > n.m. to 5 p.m. Cafeteria supper, Bethany Evau-gelk-al U. B. church. •unday Rurallstlc study club, Mrs. Frau cis Geimer, 7:3V p.m. Monday Decatur Woman's club, library 7:45 p. m. Past presidents parley of American Legion auxiliary, Mrs. Dallar Brown, 8 p.m. Ladies Amman's auxiliary. Mrs. Arthur Baker, 7:10 pm. Pythian Needle clqb K. of P. home, after temple. Tuaaday Kirkland Township W.C.T.U., Mrs. Dan Stepler, 1 p.m. New Garden club. Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger, 2 p.m. Church Mothers study club Mrs. Noah Hhrock. 8 p.m. Monroe Better Homes club. Mrs. Raymond Crist, 7:30 p.m. Bt. Dominic discussion club, Mrs. Herman Meyer. .3 pm Tri Kappa associate chapter, Mrs. Carl Gerber, 7:30 p.m. Rebekah lodge. Odd Fellows hall. 7:90 p.m. Dorcas class of Bethany Evangelical U.B. chnrch. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Psi lota XI Valentine bridge. Elf.x ■ home. 8 p. m. in the absence of the chairman.. Mrs. Ilerliert Braun. She. tipene-B the meeting with a meditation, fol lowed by devotions by Miss Berths Heller Mr* A. C E Glllander was iii charge of the program topic I •Where laive Is." During the brief business meet in*. reports were given by the vur louiC department beads. The host iss. assisted by Mary Jane 'ftufiydn ftixl Marjorie Townsend, later ser« ed lovely refreshments,. J MEETING OF RUTH CIRCLE I* HELD The Misses Fan and Madge Hite I were hostesses last evening to the Ruth ctrrle of the Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Jo Hoffman assisted. ‘ Mrs Bess Irwin gave* the pro? j grain tin ’CalnerwuTtouw.-irwated-ru-

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR; INDIANA

Cldnatown. San Francisco. Calif. During the business meeting, announcement wits made that the circle would be in Charge of the nursery, during the months cj March, July and November. The next meeting will include a The Kirkland Township W.C.T. U. will meet Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Dan Stepler. south of Peterson. A good attendance la deaired. Mrs. Raymond Crist will be hostess the Monroe Better Homes club Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock. All members are requested to bring Valentines for the Valentine box. A’meeting of the St. Dominic discussion club will be held at eight o'clock Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Herman Meyer. The Church Mothers study club will have its meeting Tuesday evening at eight o’clock at the home of Mrs. Noah Shrock. The newly organised Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. The Young Adult class of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will sponsor a hake sale Saturday at the city hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lamoille Fogle of Milford. Okla., former Decatur re»blents, are visiting with friends In, 'his community. Mr and Mrs. Bill Gass are in ' Chicago on business Harry C. Reed, who entered the veterans hospital at Indianapolis <Ft Tuesday for observation and treat ment. Is reported as improving, libs ' address is Ward 4. Cbldsprings road, I’. S. Veterans hospital, Ind "' luapolis. Phil Sauer, county chairman. John .B. Stults. city chairman and Roscoe Glendcning. treasurer ol the Adavis County Red Crons, will go -to -lmHana[H>ll-i today tq hear I Gen -George Marshall, national I Red Cross chairman, speak at a slate rally. ■ - : Mr and Mrs. William Shady are I the parents of an K pound. 3’ t , ounce baby laiy. born Saturdaymorning at the Bluffton hospital. He lias been named Steven Jon. Mrs Shady is the former Delores Baumgartner. More than 27.1M0 people are em--1 ployed In Rockefeller Center. New York City - .

CUPLETS CUP CAKI MIX MANY DELICIOUS USES Split open cup cake* and spread with preserve for a dessert change. Delicious. Cupiea abo make* a perfect nine inch layer. No other cup cake mix has been able to equal Cuptea quality.

Report Billy Rose Robbery Is Soiled Reports Three Men New York. Feb, » — (UPi — Th*. tUMMMMi Rpae jawri robbery has been solved, a high police official disclosed today. The official, who refused to let his name be used, said two men had been arrested In New York and a third was being brought here from out of town. “These three are definitely the BUly Rose bandits," the official said. Three bandits invaded the swank oast aide home of the half pint showman on Jan. tt. forcing their way past negro butler. James McDonald. 35. After trussing up McDonald, the three men carrying pistols looted Rose's upstairs bedroom, carrying away a safe full of jewelry and some furs. Rose estimated. the entire loot at llOO.mm. Police later said the jewe:s and furs were worth only 825.000. but Rose ■as Insisted his original estimate was correct. The high police official who announced the case’s solution said McDonald was questioned nightlong along with the members of the traivs wbo ha.l been arrested McDonald has lieen held in 1100.000 liall as a material Witness Rose had offered a 15.000 reward for the capture ot the bandits. Most State Troopers Removed At Jasper Minor Incidents In Strike At Factory Jasper. Ind., Feb. 9. —(UP) — The number of state troopers here tor emergency duty liecause ol strikes at three furniture plants was cut to 10 -today by Governor Scbrirker Kehrb ker ordered .40 troopers hack to .their regular posts, leaving the others to re-inforce the Jasper district post's regular contingent of 30 men. Police Supt. Arthur M. Thurston. here on the governor's order to command the patrol force re ported two Incidents during the night, lie said a hrkk was thrown through a refe window., and tires, were slashed on three trucks ill iiiie'Tailivr.V yard. — — Peaceful pickets of the .VFL upholsterers' union patrolled the factories today but spokesmen for the three plants said a normal number of non-union employes reported for work today and pro duriii'b was regular The Governor meanwhile awaited a reply to a 'four-point , telegram sent to plant officials and officials of the AFL upholsterers' local No 331 yesterday afternoon B<jhricker proposed immediate resumption of work under terms of the old contract and appointment ot a fai t finding board by him to make reconimendatlons within 30 days with that report u basis for full settlement: He asked for a reply within 24 hours October after demands tor a wage Union workers walked out last increase of 10 cents an hour, paid 'holidays and a union shop were denied.. There was a mud display of vie lence Tuesday night when two non-union workers were injunii slightly and a few aut<M overturned. That prompted he al authorities to ask for state inter vention. Singspirotion Here On Sunday Evening ( Announcement was made of the county-wide singsplration'' . which ■ fs to be held Bunday in the Trin ; Ity" Evangelical United Brethren 1 1 hurrh. Decatur The Rev. John i hambers will serve as host pastor of the event, which will-lie conducted from B IS to Ift: 15 p.m | I This hour has been selected so as not to Interfere with the evening »ervk*«a of any church. The event is sponsored by the Adams county Christian Endeavor union, and is interdenominational and all persona are urged to attend. There will be special musical numbers on the program, vocal and instrumental, to augment the regular singing. - - ’ UNPOFULAII \ 3 KTsr BssV Ist rrsss eyst \ I** *"• *• •yea. Sem <«••• Imo W 4M Owr f JOO —ilk •« ■as • an hsb-Nv* Biswo w**— - COOSS SYS FOVNBATIOM 8M Oivhaa tug. isdssreas nreos

Regular Meeting Is Held By Cub Scouts Don 11. Cub Scouts.' nesday for a -regular mertitig Hi. the home of the den mother. Hrs.' C lyde Gould. Initiation exercises er, a program on Abraham Lin coin was presented, then gameu were played. Flans Were made for aervance of Boy Scout week. Pennsy RaifrNd To Coflsolidale Trains To Withdraw 29 Runs From Service Philadelphia. Feb I— The Pennsylvania railroad will consolidate trains, rearrange schedule* and withdraw 29 runs from service Saturday to comply with the inter- • state commerce commission cut; order. The railroad, which has about one ( week's supply of coal on hand, said i the mwi Important change would I be coasolidailon of the all-coach ’ Trail Blaser and the all pullman' General between New York and j Chicago, and consolidation of the all-coach Jeffersonian and the all-! pullman Spirit of St Louis between' New JSt. Louis The dlesebelectric locomotives released by the consolidations will I replace steam engines on trains' between Harrisburg. Pa, and Bus i falo. N. Y ; Harrisburg and Erie j Pa.; Chicago and Cincinnati, and other points, the railroad said ' Pennsylvania said it would meet i a 25 percent cut in steam freight i locomotive mileagA by using its' fleet of 82 diesel road freight loco j motives to maximum capacity, by i filling out all steam powered freight ■ trains to maximum tonnages and 1 by placing certain loepi freight j services on tri-weekly ot bl weekly ; schedules Cafeteria Supper. Bethany Church. Saturday 5 -7. 3312 If You Have Something To Sell Try ' Democrat Want Ad—lt Fayg

FOR 0000 SHOES Now She Shops - “Cash and Carry” Without Painful Backache An w« «rt older, atrmn and strain, over* •aertion. aJucrnKivr smoking or expoaurr to cvld po«n*timen slown down kidney function. Thin may lead many folks to complain of naccing backache, kaw of pep and enerry. headaches and dissineaa. Getting up night? vir frequent pmfonffvw may reauh from minor biaddwr irritations due to cold, dampness or .dietary indiscretion*. If your dincomfortn ar* dur to tlieae cause*, don’t wait, try Duan’s PilU, a mild diuretic. IJmmJ successfully by millions for over years. While these •ympt«<mn may often otherwise occur, it's amazing how many time* Doan’s rive happy relief'-*■ I help the IS miles of kidney tube* and filters lush out waste. Get Doan s Fills today!

th NEW fl VERY THIN WBSALTINE (MRS NMPy! , ..nr*. LA’BMtO&a ' • r ■

GIRL scorn Brownie troop 14 met Tueaday nr twm Lhieoto oUhmJ. JMUL Wft» tailed and dueit paid Piamt were ’ then made for the Giri H.-out ; cookie Kale Garnett were later I played and refreshment* nerved Jana Grimm, ecrlbe. A meeting of Brownie troop 17 Burdette Custer Roll waa called and dues paid, after which Valen tinea were finiahed. Plan* were also made for thb Girl Bcout cook ie sale on Monday after achooL lee cream »<s later nerved by Jerald Lee. Ann McDonald, scribe. Treop 4 held its meeting at the Lincoln school Tuesday aftermton Dues were collected and the roll cailad. Order blanks were given

Hl, SWEETHEART! Yes. we mean YOU in the kitchen apron. THE QUALITY FOOD MARKET is Honoring Atl "Sweethearts of tkillet" with a Valentine Offering of Food Savings that will Lighten Your Budget Problems ILICED CANADMR BACOR :JOKED MM OVALS _ssc SMOKED or POLISH SAUSAGE > „.,. M 39c PURE 100% BEEF GROUHD BEEF K 39c REEFGML pound 19c I PURR HOCKS 25c FOOOCRAFT ALL-GRIND COFFEE 1 I’nund Bax 59c I BIRRS EYE FROSTEB FOODS . Brussel Sprouts Peas and CarVots Strawberries ", Orange Juwo Green" Beane - - ■ I imp Means _ Broccoli Pras Asparagus Haddock Corn Scallops mßMMMWMßuuwawwHMMmmawmmHaHiMßßmßHMigi

PAGE THREE

tn each girl fnr the Girl Scout reiokie sale to be held Febroaiy 13 to Februaity If Valentines ware 1 also made by the girl* to be given 'b» tk<« mothers The girl* were P treated by their teaderx. aatt ttee i n.-.p was AiamJmuM Wttfc Hie ' Brosriie promise Nancy Edwards, scribe. Trade to a Cewd Tews — Merwrer ft

.■AmVMMCVU LASTIN* INERJIT * tt