Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 29 May 1950 — Page 3

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Decatur Lawyer Claim! Decatur Girl Wed At E __ CarterJNacklln Th* maniac* of Mira Lauranell farter, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Guy ,L. Carter of Elwood, and David A. Macklin, non of Mr*. Phil L.- Macklin of tkte city, wa* solemnised Sunday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock in a lovely cere mony at the home of the bride** parent*. Th* Rev. R. E. Boyle, pastor of the Pint Methodist chur ch In Elwood, received the double ring vow* In the presence of the , immediate families. Bouquet* of spring flower* were arranged at the Improvised altar • in the spacious living room. 1 program of bridal mesic preceded the speaking of the vows The bride, who wa* given in marriage by her father, wa* attractive in a street length dress of navy chiffon, with which she wore matching accessories. Her shoulder corsage wa* of yellow cymbldium orchid*. Mie* Elisabeth Ploiirhe, the bride's only attendant, waa at* tired in a navy and white print dree* and navy acceasories. Red Camillia formed her corsage. Robert Worthman of this city attended the groom. Mr*. Carter wore a dark blue gown and acceasories. and Mra ' Macklin wore a blue and old rose print dress. Both mother* wore corsages of Amaaonica Hilles Following ' the ceremony a reception waa held, with Mr*. Richard Sargeant and Mr*. Ralph Hinshaw assisting with the serving. The serving table wsa laid with i* lace cloth and centered with a three tiered wedding cake flank rd by lighted taper* After the reception the cottpte left for a wedding trip to New ,Orleans Izmirians Fyr traveling , the -new chosea beige suit with "brown accessories. Mrs. Ms* kiln Is a graduate *o[ Ball State Teachers college, where she waa * member of Alpha soror ity. She also attended Indiana university. She la a- member of Delta Theta Tau sorority In Elwood. and for the pasUTwrr-years has taught In the. Elwood public school. Mr Macklin wa* graduated from the Indian* university jchoof of law where he wk* affiliated with - Kappa Sigma fraternity, and the l‘hl Delta Phi legal fraternity. He is now associated with the law firm of DcVora. Smith and Macklin . Fun to Sew Thf SCwvAn ’ ® M JiV • 31 vv Atxi SIZES It—ls TUml*** Tllksffte Here's your fun wardrobe' A brand new Idea In shorts—Boxers, plus an on-or-off shoulder top. a button-and-tle skirt. All sweet with ruffles, shirring and bow! Pattern TS4OO: Jr. Miss sites 11, to 1* Site IS top. 1% yd* 35-in . short*. 1% yds . skirt, yds Thia easy-to-use pattern give* >erflt nt. Complete. Hlaetrated Sow Chart shows you ovary etap. Send THIRTY CENT* In coins for thia pattern to MARIAN MARTIN, earn of Decatur Daily DemocraL Pattern Bapt., P. O. Boa «7«*. Chicago N, DI. Print plainly TOUR NAME, ADDRRBS, ZONR SIZE, STYLE NUMBER. LOOK! A book of new aasy-oew MARIAN MARTIN Pattern* for Bpring. Bead Fifteen Coat* for year copy and plan all the tovety new etothen you* aat Ono yard skirts aad blouses. coring styles for an the teastly. And—printed in the book — tree handbag pat Wi . -

» Elwood Girl as Bride; Baptist Church Sunday Before a pretty floral setting In the First Baptist church Mias Mary Lou Robinson, of Decatur, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. H. 8. Robinson of Piqua, Ohio, became the bride of Wallace Underwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Underwood, ot Camby, at two o'clock Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Robert Ham mood performed the double ring ceremony. Before the ceremony Mrs. C. E. Bell played “Because" and "t Love You Truly.” At the beginning of the nuptial service ahe played "Oh Promise Me.” and during the reading of the vows and the pray»r rhe pteyed "Savior Like a Shep herd Ix-ad Us.” The traditional wedding marches were Used. The bride was lovely in a pink faille street length suit with navy Lccessorie*. She wore a siring ct pearls, a gift of the groom, and and carried a small white Bible covered with orchids. She was given in marriage by her father. Miss Joan Cowan attended the bride in a brown faille suit and matching accessories. Rhe carriel a bouquet of yellow roses. - Donald Burkhardt of Camby served the groom as best man Both mothers wore navy epsemhies with red rose corsages. A reception for forty guests was held at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Roy Johnson following the wedding The bride is a niece of the Johnsons and has made her home there In the past. The serving table was centered with a threetiered wedding cake, and arrange ments of spring flowers were used throughout the entertaining rooms The new Mrs. Underwood graduated from Decatur high school and Is a member of P*i lot* XI | sorority Rhe will graduate June 13 from Indiana university school of -business, where she is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi The groom attended Indiana university, where be waa affiliated with Alpha Tau 'Omega fraternity and Is now in the insurance business in Indianapolis. „ Wheh they loft for a short wedding trip the bride wore a nary suit. They will be at home after June 10 at 72 Whittier Place. Indianapolis. Guests from out of town at the wedding w-ere Mr and Mrit: Carl Bartlett and s<>H Tom. Mr and Mrs Ned Robinson and daughter*! arol, all of Muncie. Miss' Frances Molts, Piqua Mr and Mrs. Donald'Underwood, of .Detroit. Mich , . and Mr. and Mrs Perry D. Underwood and son Darryl of Camby. Too Late To Store Vour Furs KELLY’S DRY CLEANING Pta>ncl47

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j • I ' r * OH-1 *a slaty Items far day's pubIteatlen must ba phaned In by 11 a- m. (Saturday 0:00 n. m.) Phans 1000-1001 Phyllis Acherati Monday Our Lady of Victory discussion group. Mrs. Nick Braun, ( p.m. ' Tuesday 4-H Band practice, postponed. Wednesday Pal lota XI sorority pledge. Elks > home, 8 p.m. Sunny Circle Home Economics i club, Preble township recreation - tenter, 8 p.m. Union township Home economics club Mrs. Adele Bleeke. 1:20 pm. ' 1 Friendship Circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Mrs. ' Robert l-ord 7:20 p.m. • Wednesday Emblem club officers. Elks 1 home. 8 p.m. Bethany Circle of Zion Evan- ] geltcal Reformed church, church, ! 8 p.m. I Zion Lutheran Choir, church, 7 I pm. G. E. Aoellan chair. Lutheran 1 church, 8 pm. . 1 St. Vincent De Paul, C.L. of C. hall. 2 p.m. ‘ Thursday ! Union Chapel Ladies Aid. Chur- ' ch, all day. Everready class of Methodist:' ' church, church parlors. 7 :S0 pm. I' I W M.A., Nuttman Avenue United I Brethren church, Mr*. Nettie Zehr. ■ 1 7 SO p m. Magley I .ad les Aid. Mr*. Harry ' Haffner all day. . ! ■ - > ■• . i MI8« DORIS JONE* HONORED AT SHOWER Mr*. Don Everett and Mias Wantide Bailey qntetlained with a suri ; Mise shower at ,the Biiley 'Tionwj' ’ Friday evening honoring M.issjlor'is Jones, bride-elect of June 25., ' Upon arr.ival Miss Jones was 1 presented with a lovely carsage J i of pink t-arnattaM. Bouquet* of ; I spring, flowers were Used throughi out the entertaining rooms, and a 1 novel feature In the living room was a cleverly decorated table, centered with a miniature .and groom seated In pink and blue chairs. Alstve the bridal couple were taxi, large hea"rte suspended from a moline bow. with satin ; streamers entwined, with tiny! ,' sprigs of bridal wreath. Tall [I candles trimmed with bows and 1 hearts were used at the end’of, the table. . . i 1 Several tames were Waved an-1 1 . prizes awarded to Mrs Paul ' Speakman. Mias Anne Werling. | Mrs Russel.. Carrier and M.rs ZatlaJ • fiollosay. who presented them tn ' the honored gitest. - A humorous;' ’ Ixatk. depicting the courtship and 1 future life of the engaged couple I I was written by the guests and, | presented to Miss Jones I The luncheon was served on In-1 1 dividual trays decora'ed with miniature brides, which Were giyen a* favor*. Guests tniluded the Misses ' Ruth Ehrsam Anne Werling, Wan'd* Mann and Mary A. Jone*.-Mrs. 1 {Zula Holloway. Mrs. Ethel Mann. 1 Mrs Bertha Everett. Mrs Russell I Uarsley Mrs Inland Ray. Mrs. Boh - Ught Mrs Darrel Clouse Mrs i

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aamM RIM STARS J«mi ■■mmi* (Rd Richard Todd dtaptay their “Silver Star*" which they wen ter their outstanding acting. The praeantetkm eeromony took piece et the Dorcheiter Hotel in London. The ■Star*” it* the BrtMah vw*ise *< Hollywood "Oecera.* (l*tonwNewol>

Harry McDermott. Mrs. Herten June*. Mr*. John Bailey. Mr*. Paul Speakman. Mr*. Richard Speakman, Mrs. Carl Ehrsam. Mrs. Glen McMillen, George Ray and Miss Jones. CHURCH MOTHER’S MEET ON TUESDAY The Church Mother's Study club met in the home of Mr*. Walter Summers, Tuesday evening! | The meeting* was opened with the club creed. Mrs. Ralph Habegger, devotional leader, read the twenty seventh psalm, and a poem "Three Answers.” During the business session, conducted by the president, report* were given by the various committees Mrs. Roy Price gave an Interesting lesson from Parents Magazine, and selected top- : les from Our Home magailne ■ were reviewed by Mrs. George IKoop Refreshment* were served to eighteen members and one guest. Mrs. Noble Reynolds, by Mrs Summer*. Mrs Virgil Dayle, Mrs. Wesley Lehman and Mrs. 1-aDoyt Mjller. LOCAL WOMEN ATTEND HUNTINGTON MEETING ... Nine Adams cmmty women attended the first annual Fort Wsyile district meeting of Indiana Rpadside CounrH. Inc. at Mier park. 1 Huntington last Friday. Mrs. Soph le Difenhaugh. Fort Wayne, presided. Interesting talks were given by Mra. J M. Kauffman, state pre*l , Vernie Gray. <Us-.|ut man--1 liter of Chicago motor club; Mrs. Guy O. Byrd. Indianapolis: and J. M Bareitber. state highway ; landscape architect Mr Barelther i supplemented his talk with colored slides. i Mrs. E. W. Busche of Adams ‘county gave a response to the { tidfoss of Welcome. Luncheon was served by the Huntington county , economies Ilub r-horns I Those who attended from the Adam* county organlza'inn includ- ’ .til Mrs Wfll.ur Stanley county , chairman: Mrs Paul Rich: Mrs.; I Bert' iiaiey: Miss Anna K. Will-! llama: Mrs Busche; Mrs. Ralpn' iSfanley: Mrs N A Bixler: Mrs. Amos Yoder.. SULLIVAN STULTZ ENGAGEMENT TOLD / Mr and Mrs. William G. Sullivan. 209 South Cornell Circle Fort Wayne have made known the engagement and approaching ntar riage of their daughter, Marjorie Lois, to George W Stultz, of Decatur. son of Mr and Mrs. O. F. Stultz Bloomington The couple will exchange vow* |

r r^-wa■- JM M KOUMV MKALTW Sigh! bcr (dwn ture*. baby ChanaU Hol den feta her flrat meal la the New York home at her happy parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holden. The child wa» snatched from an incubator in Lincoln Hospital March SO. and later found in the room of Evelyn Jane Jordan, who is charged with the kidnaping. Since then. Chaneta has been cared tor at the hospital frpm which she was kidnaped. (IhtenseMeaal)

I ‘n the Simpson Methodist church, I Fort Wayne, on July 1. Mias Sullivan is a graduate of, i South Side high school and is i employed by the Home Telephone and Telegraph company. Mr. Slultk, who graduated from Bloomington; high school, attended Indiana university and served three year* i with the U- S. Navy He is now • manager of the Wylie Furniture Store in this city. i SENIOR GROUP FORM* ALUMNI The senior class of the Adams Central high school met ** Ux* . home of Mr and Mrs. Harvey Hag • yard Friday for a picture party. Picture* taken on their 1 recent 1 trip to Niagara Fall*. Canada and - Detroit were «hown The Clara voted to form an alum- ’ nl organization and elected the i following officer*, president. How- i ard Rich; vice president, Grace ' Fteher; treasurer. Darleen Ymler Audrey Burkhead and Rorilvn Wav nvr were appointed (o the decora . tions committee; and Jane Baltic I amlts Alice Beineke compose the Initiation and program committee. I Delicious refreshment* w-ere served to the group. Those present Were Mr. and Mrs Haggard am' . family Mr. and Mr* llaia-.-' ..aad-the ■eator-ctesa- — CHOIR* UNITE TO a* PRESENT PROGRAM The Aoellan cnoir of the Decatur General Electric company, and the ' mixed choir of the Zion Lutheran < hurch will unite to form a one • - hundred voile chorus in present- . Ing an all sacred choral program I Sunday, June 4. at seven thirty o'- ■ clock In the Trinity . Evangelical ‘ - United Bretlirtn church. Ninth! , street. Decatur.- ~ I Roth choirs appeared recently i in annual Westminister choral -'festival in Fort Wayne, conducted rby Professor George Krt-uger o.'’ the Indiana university school of ■ sacred music. -.1 The one hundred voices coml'ine, for tlie first time in presenting s' ; widelv diversified , prixggam of j.largely - s t apello choral work un-. I der the direction of David C. Em bier the regular director. The public Is cordially invited to -attend. - - . [ The Everready class of the First Methodist church will meet ' in the '(hurch parlors Thursday evening* at seven thirty b'l-lmk Mrs W. I F- Beery assisted by Mrs Ed Ahr. I Mrs M E Hower and Mrs W P 'Robinson will be in charge. Re 1 ports on the conference will lie given. | ■ ! The Indies Aid of Union Chapel 1 -• — I

will have an all day meeting and potluck dinner at tke church Thursday. Thia will be the regular monthly meeting and nil the ladies of th* church are invited. Offlcqr* of the Dwcatwr Emblem club are asked to meet at the Elks home Wednesday evening at eight O’clock. The Bethany Circle qf the Zion EvangaMcal Reformed church will meet in the church social rooms Wednesday avenin* nt eight o'clock. Mr. and Mr*. Artie Bollinger and daughter Helen Kay. Mira Leah Book, and Mr. and Mra. Hersh*! White and son*. Jerry and Dennis. attended the commencement exercise* at Ohio Northern Uni verrity at Ada. Ohio. Sunday. Collin B. High, son-in-law of Mr. and Mr*. Bollinger, was ot the gradu ate* of the ctera receiving a bachelor ot arte degree . Mira Donna Lou Kortenber of Nuttman Avenue, is visiting m Chicago with Miss Norma Jean Wilson over the holidays. Mrs. John Hoeker ot Monroe, visited Sunday.with Mr. and Mrs. Vil** Elzey and family, and James Elzey of Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs John Elzey of Robo, Mrs. Grace Hess. Dayton, 0.. and Mr. and Mrs Walter Zent of Huntington were Sunday visitors at the home of the Rev. and Mr*. James R. Meadows In Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham, of Jackson. Mich., are visiting Mr. Graham's mother. Mr*. L. A. GrsI ham. in Decatur, over the holiday. William Harr of Bluffton wa* elected vice-president of the North- , era Baptist Association at the coa- ! vent lon in Boston. Mass. Mr. Barr Is well known here t ars driven by Joe Simmons and Mrs George Swisher, of Bluffton, collided there Simmon* car was quite badly damaged. Nathan Howard Gist, humorist and - columnist of New York City, will give the address at the Van Wert. <>., commencement .Wednes .da>. (rtfvdlJW. his sublet "Amor- ] les call* to youth ‘ The evtert will pe in-id at the atadipm. i Mr. and Mra Robert Brodbeck. •1155* Sunset Avenue. Akron. Ohio. 1 arc parents of a baby boy, Robert i! Anthony, born May 7 at an Akron I hospital. He weighed 5 pounds 1 ounce. Mr. and Mrs. William Klepper and Mr and .Mrs Charles Brodbeck of tilts (ity arc the 'grandparents ■ A twby girl. Sherryl Ann, wa» - born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice i Teeple. Eight-h street , at the Ad Ulin county memorial hospital at 1,. 51 .this morning Jihc weighed I pounds. 9 ounceie''c~ _; ~ Mr and Mrs. Raymond FleldF Geneva are parents of a baby hoy weighing 7 pounds. 14 ounces Iwirn at the local hospital Saturday a t 12:30 p m. 0° Jlotu Admitted: Mrs. Francis Lngin bill. Berne; Tommy Mclntosh. De ! catur; Rita Runyon. Decatur, Wayne Scherry. Decatur; Mrs William Houser Decatur. Dismissed: Mrs. Arthur Huey, I Bryant. John Faulkner. Decatur. .Sandra Ann Baumann., Decatur: Columbus Guinan. Decatur; Mrs Dean Reber and baby girl, Deestur; Mrs Harold Sapp and baby boy. Decatur Mrs Raymond Colins.

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THE JOHN C. INAW family rejoice* tn Chicago at raw* he la awarded 1175,000 damage* over loa* of both leg* while working for the Oicago ■nd Northwestern railway. He was knocked from a freight ear. Family includea wife Beatrice, children (from left! Brian. *: Dennis, 2 andDlane.il. /Jafvrwaftoeqf Nwow-febn'o ’

Decatur; Mrs Norman Corey and baby girl, Monroe, ttebecm Lai Moreux. Rockford. O.; Carol Way. Decatur; Mrs. Franklin Oliver and

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baby boy Monroe; Terty Aagwat, Rockford O.; Phillip Baumgartner Geneva.