Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 65, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1950 — Page 3

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MRS. Ml NN ft WELLER, a. F. BRtINCR TO WED Mr». Minnie Weller, of Wells county, and R. F. Brelner, of thia city, will be united in marriage at I o'clock tonight by Rev. Mat-thew-Worthman al the psraonage of the Bluffton Evangelical and Reformed church. Mra. Weller and Mr. Brelner both are originally from Kirkland township In Adame county. Mr. Brelner waa a Washington township farmer for many years and served two terms as Adame county commissioner. Following the ceremony tonight Mr’, and Mrs. Brelner a 111 spend several days visiting friends In Fort Wayne. They will be at home at 124 South Third’ street in Decatur. nurms Mcrnwa — HILO THURSDAY The Adams County Nurses as soclatkm met at the Decatur fire station Thursday evening. With twenty-five members present. After a bustoeaa meeting, an Interesting and Instructive talk on “Guatemala" was given by Miss Madge Hite, who visited there recently. Her talk covered the industries, topography, handicraft and superstitions of that country. To " augment her talk she showed numberou* articles of Jewelry, carving, weaving, leather goods end woven fabrics made by the v ~— — f Pillowing her address, a lunchton *gs served by the hostesses Mtns Marie Felber, chairman. Mrs Richard Townsend. Mrs. Doyt Dauler. Mrs. Charles Omlor and Mrs. Dolores Ellenberger Decorations tor the party were carried our in a St. Patrick's day mot Iff. An attendance prise was won hv Miss Hite. ’ ■...,. ' The next meeting will he held April 21. with the Berne nurses , serving as hostesses JOINT MEETING HELD "' AT HAGGAttO HOME A Joint meeting of the Kirkland township Women's Christian Temperance Union and the Antioch Missionary Society was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harve Haggard, west of Decatur The morning was spent sewing for soldiers and sailors in Indiana veterans' hnetdtaia. At noon a pot-luck dinner was “ served The afternoon session was lulled to order al two o'clock Mrs Lloyd Null led the group singing and Mrs Russell Waller; lead tb» scripture. Mrs George

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fcftr T] FEW Society Items for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 1:30 a. m.) Rhone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Saturday Bake sale, senior class of Monmouth high school, Publlx service, 9 a m. Skating party, sponsored by Youth Fellowship Trinity Evangelical U.B. church. Bun Bet, 7 p.m. Chili supper and bake sale. Monroeville Methodist church basement 5 to 7 p.m. Cafeteria supper, Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church, 5 to 7 p.m. — Monday Adams County Chorus. First Presbyterian Church. 7:30 p.m. Corinthian class of First Christian church, Mrs. Jesse Royce, 7:30 p.m. Si. Luke Easter Sunrise, service rehearsal, churi ho* p. m. St. Mary's society, C. Ia of C. hall. 7:30 p.m. Literature department of Decatur Woman's club, Mrs. W. E. Smith, 7:30 pm. -Adams Central P.T.A., Adams Central gym. 7:30 p.m. Literature Department. Mrs W, fE. Stull b, 7:30-pm. Clvle department of Decatur Woman's club, Mrs. Norman Kruse. > TrOT p.m. . .1 Junior Women. Miss Lois ChrtmJ later. 7:30 pm. Art department of Del atur Woman's club, Mrs. J. T. Myers, 7:3ft pa. Research club, Mra. A. R. Holthouse. 2.30 p. m. St. Catherine study club. Mrs. Don Roeder. 3 p.m. Tuesday (». -T. A.' Pleasjnt Mills School, 7.30 p.m, ~ Circles -threec-|Wd- four of the First Methodist church. Mrs . Frank Krick { Loyal Daughters Class of Bethany Evangelical Church. Mrs. George Sprague, 7 30 p m. Tri Kappa business meeting i 7:3ft p.m Social meeting 8 o'clock, I Etkxlrmnr , j Decatur G.. r • I »■n club, Den. 2i■-n , Root Township Home Economics, club. Mrs. Adolph Weidler. 1:301 I p.m. | Bobo Methodist W.'S.CS. Mrs I jCarl Daniels, 7-.3o_.Rftn.. Wednesday St Luk>- Easter, Sunrise service rehearsal, church, 7 p. nt Presbyterian Women's assocla lion. . hur< h ' pm. • , Thursday - ... Ofder iff'pa'-iteni.”?ta'f. "IT:f«ahtc'730 p in. : : —Emblem club. EHut-hnriie, 8. p.m. officers,”7 p m .Bright gaye the, opening prayer | The literature report was given by Mrs. Will Yager-; visual aid. Mrs Null! flower mission. Mrs. tlsi ar Gelsel; publicity, Mrs. Hag I gard Misses /Joice Haggard and | Shirley Null sang “Jesus Loves ’ McNew mem tiers were welcomed by

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I the entire gmwpand were givkn white ribbons by Mrs. Joe Baumgartner. Plans were made for the county Inatltute to be held March 31 in the afternoon and evening at the Church of the Brethren. Those present Included Me* dames Will Yager. Lloyd Null, Albert Gelsel, George Bright, Rolla Houck, James Berry, Joe Baumgartner Homer Ginter, Charles Liby. iS'ank Arnold. Ellis Skiles. Bud Johnson, Reuben Smith, ' Russell Weller, Dorth* Shady, Os- ■ car Gelsel Homer Brubaker. Ervin Ebey, Ollie Kreps. Floyd Stoneburner. Phillip Carper, Harve Haggard W. H. Kindell and the Misses Shirley Null, Joice Haggard and Mary Alice Ginter. MRS. BIXLER HOBTEM TO MISSIONARY GROUP The Ladies fellowship of the Missionary church held their monthly meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Virgil Bixler. Eighteen members and six guests were present. The guest list included: Mrs. Minnie Myers, Mrs. Ken n&h Wittwer. Mrs LaVera Wittwet, ,Mrs. Clarence Hook, Mrs. Paul Harden and Mrs. Sam Augsburger. During the meeting the entire group sang “He Keeps Me Singing" and "Tie So Sweet To Trust In Jesus." Mrs Harold Idlewine led pie prayer and the group read the scripture which was "The Blood Os Life." During the evening the ladlea spent an hour forming quilt Mocks, knotting comforts and emj brolderlrig towels. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bixler ssjsisled by Mrs Mervln Roop. KIRKLAND FARM BUREAU HOLOS SPRING MEETING The spring meeting of the Kirkland township farm bureau was held Thursday at the Adams Central gy r .asium. More than.eighty persons attended. A pot-luck dinner was served at seven o’clocki a different month of the year, were decorated appropriate to the month Each table also arranged special entertainment. The month of Juhe received the most applause with July second. April was voted the best decorated table. Mrs. Floyd F.hrman was j business meeting the club voted to I awarded Ihe door- prize. During the 4 give twenty 11 rc dollars to tba UH ■annual exhibit. I -l 3 METHODIST CIRCLES * TO MEET THURSDAY .Xircl«»» three stiff'four, pf the First ■ Methodist- <4iur> h will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Krick next Thursday The devotion leader will be Mrs Lloyd Cowens, the lesson leader Will he Mrs , P - Rolunaop arid asjtaUnt hostesses will Include Mrs. W. Huy flaws Mis Deb Fryhai-k »hd Mrs Cowens CHORUS PLANS TRIP TO WASHINGTON, 0. C. ■At. a recent, meeting of the Adams County Chorus which was held in,..Fort Wayne at the Pur(due Center, the organization comI plet cd plans for their trip to Wash I ington D C <>n July Ift-About forty I ladies from Adams county attended which was a comhined meeting of the northern Counties of Indiana Approximately five hundred ladles were present. The local organizaztion Is requested to meet at the First Presbyterian church In Decatur. Monday evening at seven thirty o'ckiek for practice. A picture of the group will be taken at that time end all members are to bring their robe*. FEDERATION OF CLUBS ENDS YEAR’S PROGRAM The Adatns County Federation of clubs c losed Its year's program with a carry In luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. W. Rusche at Monroe on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lon Nossett of Muncie, eighth district president and also a candidate for slate treasurer of | Federated Clubs, was a special (guest. She spoke briefly regarding a safety questionaire is be- ' ing sent to all clubs In Indiana and asked that the matter be considered seriously, since Indiana will be used as a test state In forming new, safety laws through ■out the country. She also extend■ed an invitation to attend the state convention at French Lick I May 27. 23 and 29. , During the business meeting the ; new pfficri's eleiMed" for the com"-' ing year nrv: Mrs Howard Buck, praident, Mrs. Wm. Neadstiae. [vice president: Mrs. Henry Heller, secretory; Mrs. DaTe Moieu. j treasurer, and Mra. R. C. Herah. councilor. —— |. Mra. Clarence Mitehell, assisted Iby Mra. J. Schoeler Mrs Erwin ‘ Lochner and Mrs. Schwarts, gave an interesting program on home economics and Farm Bureau work. | Hostesses assisting Mra. E. W, t Bust he were. Mra Charles Burk hart. Mrs CUreace Mitchell, Mra.

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Ralph Roop. Mra. Henry Heller, Mr*. Stonehurner and My*. Charles Bieneke. — FHILATHEA CLAM MEET* FRIDAY NIOKT The Phiiathea class of the Bap list church met last eveniag at the r brw-Mrs.- tt:w tftrroft writ te waa -Mrs ■ 1111* - Murray. i . j|f?ti».','lHigMk*"session, report* i from the nominating committee ; were receTved. and the following were nominated: Mrs. H. N. Shroll. . president; Mrs. Wlthur Stanley. . vice-president. Mra. Hope Moyer. ( secretary and Mra. Roy Johnson, . treasurer. ! Mr*. Homer Reppert had charge of the program for the everting ’ Sundra Rae Repperl gave th* de- ’ votional«. Mis* Jeaa Wlnnes gave the opening prayer and Mr*. Cal E. ! Peterson gave a talk on “He Who Travel* Best." Three interesting contest* were held and the prise* awarded to Mrs. Noble Reynolds. Mrs. Gold* Hilyard and Mra. Hope Moyer. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses. PLEASANT MILLS PTA WILL MEET TUESDAY On Tuesday evening at seventhirty o'clock, th* P T. A. will meet in the Pleasant Mills school. Mr. Carl Wolf* will g|v» an Illustrated travel talk oa hl* trip over th* Alcan highway In Alaska. The principal. Gerald Ziiard. will give an informative talk on th* grading system used in the schools. An election of officers lor th* coming year will also be held al this meeting. Mr*. Robert Light, chairman, will he assisted by her committee In serving refreshments. \There will be a called buaiaea* meeting of the Tri Kappa aorority- at the Elks home Tuesday night at seven thirty o'clock. It will be followed by a social meeting at eight o'clock. The Corinthian class of the First Christian church xrtll meet Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Mr*. J***e Royce. Girt Scout troop number thlrteen 4j>et at the lAncoln school Th<ir«dav called” and business weasidh; textile painting dues were collected Following a was done by those In attendance Jtjdy Gephart, Scribe. The Auxiliary of the VF W will I meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock and all members are reuuealril to he prsent. The ixryal Daughters Class of ■ the Bethany, Evangelical church I will meet Tuesday evening *1 aev-1 en-tbirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Sprague Mra Wm. Dellinger will be the assisting hoe teas. £ Berne Legion Merks First Anniversary. 7 • Berne. Mar. Ife— Berne Legion, Post 46ft celebrated its Brat birth-j day in its own home here with "a t pot-luck supper at the home last ebening. It ia one year ago that I. the post moved into ita home.' The auxiliary members helped the Legion celebrate the anniversary. iW£ Admitted Baby Peggy Ann McBride: Mrs Ethel Christen; James Wheeler, Geneva; Mrs. Lewis Beery; Mrs. Harry Worklnger. - ■VlUllltrt. 1 I 1 ■■——■ - ■ i - Dismissed' Bertha Mayer: Mrs Thomas Sullivan. Geneva; Lester Gallimore. Berne; Mrs. Carol Nurr and baby boy. Tobias Neil. ' Byard Smith of Fort Wayne was In Decatur today to pay his reaper ta to hl* long time friend. Arthur- D" Suttle*. Mr. Suttle* waa Byard's teacher at the Riley school here, fifth grade ia 19A9 Mr. and Mr*. Dave Terveer and Mr and Mrs. Gerald Strickler motored to Indianapolis Friday afternoon to attend the state high school basketball finals. Mr. and Mra L. Gray Paddock of Huntington, formerly of Deeatur. have returned to their home after J«J»«9<*SK_A.»jm!S*..la_Tsl*»_*nd Mexico While in Mexico they visited Monterey «sd Mexico City. Miss Ann McConnell aad Fred Steiner motored to Indianapolis to day to attend* the state hlrth school basketball finals, a* the guest of Steiner’s brother. Jerry, who is coach ot the Shortridge high school basket ball taata. _ Mlaa Rose Noonan left Thursday for several days’ visit with her brother, John, and friends in Cleveland. Monte G Marbach, Route S Decatur, a hraier at Pardue Pulver•tty. is among a group of 3C student* who bare beta pledged to Chl Epsilon civil engineering fraternity

: Mrs. Flora Caffee Dies This Morning ; ~ Funeral Services ? Afternoon Mra. Flora r: Caffee; *S. a resti dent Os Indtona most of her Ute, i died at 4 o'clock this morning at [ the Adams county memorial hospital. yhere she had been a resident , elace suffering a fractured shoulder , to a fall on th* ice last Friday. ___ Her husband. Joha Caffee, died to IM3 , She was a member of the Bethel Brethren church, east of Berne. -Surviving are two daughter*. ( Mra. Lillie Kuhn of near Chattanooga. 0.. and Mra. Neva Kuh* ot , Churubusco; two sons. Howard Caffee Os east of Berne and Horace , Caffee of Downer* Grove. Hi.; 15 grandchildren. 3# greavgrandchll- . dren. and six great-great-grandchil-dren Funeral service* will he held at 1:30 pm. 1C8T) Monday at the Bethel Brethren church, the Rev Ord tlehman officiating Burial will be in tbe Mt. Hope cemetery. The body will be removed from the Yager mortuaty to the home ot tbe daughter near Chattanooga at noon Sunday. Lutheran Choir To Sing 'Crucifixion' ~ “The Crucifixion" by Sir John Stainer, a Lenten ’meditation in sonfc, will he presented by the Zion Lutheran church choir st the church on West Monroe Street on Passion Sunday, March 2*. at 7:30 p.m. Tbe 3S-voice choir ia under the direction of the choir leader. David Embler. who ha* served as choir Piaster st Zion Lutheran for the past two years Evangaltne Embler will accompany the choir at the organ. Soloists for the concert will be the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt tenor, and Karl Reinking baritone. “The Crucifixion" ia a comparatively simple but extremely beautiful and Impraesive musical presentation of the Passion story It most faithfully fodbe* the teat <*4be Bible, and H* mualGal.scor* ,sto moving, and ln*ptrtng t Choral, heights are reached by the choir anthems: “God so Loved the World", and the appeal ot the crucified. "Is It Nothing To You, All Ye that Paaa Another beautiful point In the aacred meditation is tbe tenor and baritone duet: "Forgive them, forgive them" - The public I* Invited to attend j th* concert. Final Report Filed Final report was filed for the Henry CcNtello estate, reveallag the net value of the estate to be 41.J4T W: ; w«h is helrq-and no tag: .due. Notice ordered Issued returnable April 17 I Last W.ll Probated * Th* las* will and testament of I Christina Werling probated and I placed on record The will bequeaths real estate located in De iStur to daughter. Amanda Dierks*, who was also named executrix oi 'he estate " The residue of the estcte is to he equally divided between Amanda Dierkes and another daughter. Mildred Hermann. Bond for 317.000 filed •*t For Trial On motion of the plaintiff, the cause of Carl Flooring et *1 vs Ell Hoffman et al set for trial by Jury April 25. 9 a. ni. Divorce Granted Homer Liby was granted an ahi’ solute decree ot divorce from. Ne a Liby by the c ourt. Neva Liby given custody of the two minor children with provision that Homer can see them at any reasonable time. Liby also ordered to pay |H> weekly tor support of the children beginning July 3; cnets assessed against plaintiff. - Certificate* Filed Harry Moor*. Republican, pre- < inot committeeman. Ceylon Jesse O. Teeter. Republican, precinct committeeman. west Jefferson township Chester L. Adams. Republic.cn prectoct committeeman, east Jeffersou. Wesley Amstutx. Republican, precinct committeeman, north Wabiaah. Leonard Baumgartner. Democrat. I precinct committeeman. Berne C: -Itortay kwf, tonoent -prvrtirt c ommUteeman, weal Jefferson John W. Blakey, Democrat, county commissioner, first district. 5 Charles Burkhart. Democrat. *4 visory board. Blue Creek township Walter Koos Democrat. Mt, Mary's township trustee. Let mb enianre yow favorite MiMohote. We *eU EastiMaa Kodaks aad fita— Edwards Studio. TF Cafeteria Sapper. Satwrday. Marek 18. 5- 7 W By Indies Aid. Bethany Evanreikal ehsrth. 63t3

California Man Dies After Auto Accident Anderaos. tod,. Mar, U—<UP> —Georg*■< Mm*.-S».-tan Angeleg. died ta e,Mh -hospital today of injuries received in avTlden' Hb> t , g|gnjn|mmmtoi|ri-'ir.|r igiirjT~~*>i.ii~r ci in:. ~t :.:j i * — , Stour was injured and bi* ear dentoUahed whan it was struck by a log track et the intersection of Ind. «7 and Ind. 3«. Th* log* rolled on top ot the car. wbk-h Stota bought al South Bend only a f*w hours before the wreck. —'r ■ 1 - Man Arrested For Fraudulent Check Two Accidents Are Investigated Here Two accidents were inveatlgated Friday, one by etty police the other by tbe sheriff's office, and deputy sheriff Bob Rhraluk* also placed under arrest pending court action one man for obtaining money by frandolent check. Deputy Shraluka arrested Fred Bailer, of this city, on an affidavit signed by Hubert Schnepp charging Baller with passing a fraudulent check and subsequently obtaining money from it. No date ha* been set fur Bailer's arraignment in court. City police investigated the accident when a car driven by Emma Goldner. 1323 West Monroe street, in making a left turn-off Court street onto Second street, struck a car driven by Dale Cook, of route 5. Damage was estimated at 320 to the Cook car, 310 to the Goldner ear. Mary E. Davis. 13. of Angola, and her mother. Mrs. Nettie Davis, of Berne, and a teacher in the Jefferson school, narrowly escaped serious injury when the car Miss Davt* waa driving rolled over Into a ditch fire miles north of Decatur on U. R. highway 27. Miss Davis, enroute north, was trying to pass another vehicle When she saw a fast approaching ear. she swerved the car Into the ditch’rm the left side of the hgihway Both persons suffeted. sligjM sftock, but, WflJJ!„u“l.n Jpred Deputy Shtsluks. who tnvestigated, estimated the damage at 3200. New Bantam Books {March) (Note: Each of these hooka is i selling at the rate of more than ' 100.000 copies s month, aa measured by an. actual count of coplee sold to th* public.) 1. THE WAYWARD BUS John Rtelnbeck. 2 TWELVE. O'-CLOCK HIGH. Heirne Lay. Jr. and Sy Bartlett. 3 MIDNIGHT LACE. MacKlnlay Kantor 4. TANNERY ROW John Stein■beck 5 SHOT IN THE DARK Ed by Judith Merril « : TfW CAPTIVE"WMtS-fW' the Hand* of the Seneca*.) Waiter D Edmond*. ~ 7 THE HELLER. William Henning 9 THIEVES' MARKET. A I. Bezserides (BANTAM BOOKS FOR MARCH THE VALLEY OF FEAR by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: THE ANGRY WOMAN by James Ronald; EXPLOSION by Dorothy Cameron Disney; SEVEN SLASH RANGE by Bennett Foster: BASEBALLS GREATEST TEAMS by Tom Meany; RANGE DRIFTER by Thomaa Thompson: BORDER CITY by Hart Stilwell; JASSY by Norah Lofts. BANTAM BESTSELLERS (April —+Notei Each of these books 1* selling at the rate of mor* than 100,000 copies * month, a* measured by an actual count of copies sold to the public.) 1 THE WAYWARD BUS. John Steinbeck , 2. CANNERY ROW. John Ctetobeck. 3. TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH. Betrne Lay. Jr, and Sy Bartlett. 4 MIDNIGHT LACE. MaeKlaley Kantor. 5. SHOT IN THE DARK Ed. by Judith Merril. - r THE HELLER. William Henning 7. THIEVES' MARKET. A. I. Bebberldea , 3. STRANGER IN PARIS. W Somerset Maugham BANTAM BOOK* FOR APRIL THE THIRD MAN by Graham Greene: FLYING COLOURS by C"IT Forester: HERtTAGE OF THE RIVER by Muriel Elwood; Rosemary Taylor: NO MARRIAGE IN PARADISE by Myron Brinigt ■DEATH UFTS ,THB LATT-H* by Anthony Gilbert; THE WHIP by Sara EHxabeth Mason: VALLEY OF VIOLENCE by Louts Trimble. - - NOTE Graham Greene * THE THIRD MAN is also bring pub liabed by Vlktog Press to a clothbound edition at 42 00. The Bantam edition at 25e ia complete aad uaabrtdged Review coplee of these book* should reach you wfthto a few days, although eoplee of FLTINO COLOURS and MERIT AGE OF THE RIVER may Jf* slightly delayed. ' ]

Firm Safety Meet Here Hext Taesday Future Formats Ara Spaasoriag Meeting A fuFYu sort'd by the Decatur chapter of the Future Farmer* of America Will be held in the music room of the Decatur high school next Tuesday at 7.3 ft p.m . it was announced here today by Vaughn Miller, vo-ag tostructor to the high school Two men. J. R. Brogard. of tbe International Harvester Co. Fort Ways*, aad John Jessup, of Fairmount high school, will give talks at the meetiag'oa farm safety Jew sap, it is noted, is the winner of the district £ FF.A. public speaking contest- in addition to the speak era, a movie on the farm safety subject will be shown. The Decatnr chapter of the F F.A. has Set as It* goal tbe elimination of hatard* on at least 5" farms. That is tbe purpose of this meeting. Miller point* oat. to make farmer* more safety conscious and to help eliminate these hasard* to Adams county. The members of the local F.F.A chapter have announced that they are willing to go to any farm and discuss the problem and seek to further eliminate eertatn safety irregularities found there. Miller emphasised that the pah lie is invited to attend the meeting. Former State Legion Commander Is Dead Bloomington. Ind,. Mar. IS — (UP)—The 1944-45 commander of tbe American Legton "Br Indiana. William E Brown, died today to Bloomington hospital. Brown. s*. was taken to the hospital March 10 when he sugwr ed a cerebral hemorrhage to bl* farm heme near here. Greencastle Man Is Suicide Victim Greencastle, Ind.. Mar IS — tUPl—Edgar Carlin. 47. Greencastle tavern owner, killed himself today.’"voronee Sltowrt Rbew ‘ said. He aaid Carlin waa deapoadeat over Hines* and family trouble Carlin waa alone to hl* boms when he was shot In the chest with a double-barreled 12-gvage shotgun, Rhea aaid. Senator Jenner's Father Dies Friday Louisville Ky., Mar IB—(UPl ' —L. L. Jenner. 73. father of U. 8. i Sen William E. Jenner. R. Ind . i died here, last night, at Kentucky! Baptist hospital ’ Jenner, a resident of Marengo.' Ind. was'admitted to the bos-1 pltai March 4 The nature of his: Illness or death was not. diijieloaed;Senator Jenner arrived here yesterday from Washington to be with hi* father

HEAR Rev. D. E. Snow AT CHURCH OF THE MAZAREME \ -'.>f< ;■; | >: N> f plh A Mar-hall ~~lfa—lww ?/ Hi tn a m and "111 p m. Each evening next week B T:3t'p m. mi ih ml I HOl »ho><obhdObbhOhMl Help Wanted.. AssistMt Mniftr t -for Drivo-ln Rnotawant. Mart be between the ai«a ts 2S-3». Apply fa ■ waiter* and wnltresmea. Na osperiaiKp aeconaary • —Apply fa perwoa. Jami B. KNetea# Jr. 1216 W. JaHuson St. Dncatwr, lad. llllillllMllllllHKMWmmimNlHilMmil

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J. W. McCray Dies At Florida Home came to Oesieva to tbe isid eil ltoi m i <ay«. 4ied Thurwday a* Ls ishary.. Fla. He bad baa* in poor health for sooto-Utae. Tbe body will arrive to 1 TW'BWWi 'IM »k wUng-wf- nr - take* to the Hardy and Hardy to* eval home at Geneva Fueeral *»- rangemrats have not been made Ming Students Ordered To Classes Deny New Contract To School Principal SMoctoa. WU . March IB—(UP) —Striking students at the Shiocton high school were under threat today to return to classes Monday or be suspended Tbe order was issued after a tense meeting yesterday between the school board and principal Monroe Manley, who ha* been refused a new contract Th* crackdown on tbe 153 *ib down strikers prompted Manley to walk out of tbe meeting rather than order hi* student-supporters back to classes The students walked out Monday when they learned of tbe board's decision not to renew Maaiey’’* contract. They encamped them selves to tbe *cho<>l gymnasium and have remained there during etas* hour* since Tbe three member* ot th* ftwp man board who have voted against Maaiey aaid the principal resigned yesterdsy during tbe meeting. Bat Manley maintained be merely walked out One of the three. Virgil Keeeler. said Mauley “verbaily resigned' and that the board plaaned to Write th* state superintendent ot schools about obtataing a new prtnclpel But Manley said be did no each thing. "4 Mid the* before 1 will go down there aad tell tbe etadests they wilt be suspended If they do not return to class**. 1 wtll put oa my bat sad go home—which I d»d.' he said Later, another anti Manley board member. Kenneth Coaradt, trid the striker* that a thre*-4ay aaapenaioe will be invoked oa all student* who fail to report to classes next Mon-' . day morning “A* tar a* we are concerned tbe j strike is- over." be said Yesterday's meeting also pi* duced tbe flrat statement why tbe board voted three to two against a new contract for Maaiey. The statement Mid be failed tn keep "adequate records" of the school's finances, that be bad ' shown a ' failure to maintain a high i standard of discipline-among the I students." and finally, that tbe j school bad been "mismanaged over ft period of many year*.*' Manley has beeo 'pftoclpal lpr t 2 . I years. Trad* to .a G00*..« Oecetur If You Have, uemsthlng Te gsdlTt," A Bssmorat Wairt Ad—lt Pays.