Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 1 June 1950 — Page 3

THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1950

RECEPTION HELD FOR OR. ANO MR*- JONES A large crowd attended the reception at the Flrat Methodist < hurch Wednesday evening given in honor of Dr. and Mr*. Gerald J ones. Daring the program a quartet composed of Mirs Janet Hetrick. Miss Anita Smith. Bill Smith and Teddy Schrock presented two musical selections, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Lowell Smith. Mm. Virgil Krick welcomed Dr. Jones to his third year as pastor nt the church. After a short tala by Dr. Jones. Mrs. Calvin Steury, vice president of the Womens Society of Christian Service and chairman of the program committee, welcomed Mrs. Jones to the croup Refreshments were served by the Women's Society at the close of the evening. PSI IOTA XT HAS ' PLEDGE SERVICES A clever Hawaiian theme was employed in the entertaining room* at the Elka home last evening when Pai lota XI sorority conducted Pledge services for Mias Jan ■ Brumley Mias Phyllis Kohler. Mrs. Jack Heller, Mrs Glen Wolfrcn. Mrs. Tom Lntea. Mrs. Gene Uydell and Mrs. Jack Knudsen. Huge baskets of palm and fern > ery formed a background for the Impressive pledge services, and bouquets of spring flowers and .lighted tapers were utjjl on the mantel A large cut-glass punch bowl centered the serving table, which was laid with a lace doth Tiny blossoms were placed in pastel shaded shells and scattered across the table The shells used are a collection from the Routh Sea Isle of Woendl owned by Mrs Louis Jacobs The Harmonaires, a musical trio, played Hawaiian music during the

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J • F Society Items for day’s publication must be phoned la by II a m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 1000-1001 Phyllis AohssUL Thursday Women of Moose Moose home. "30. Rainbow for Girla public Installation. Masonic Temple. 7 p.m. MajoHa Council It, Degree of Pocohantaa Red Men hall. 7:30 p.m. ' Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Ladle* Aid, charch, TSO p.m. Decatur Camera Club. Edward Wolfe. 7:30 p.m. Pleasant Grove Missionary society. Mrs. Iris Darkless. 1 p.m. Union Chapel Ladle* Aid, church, all day. Everready class of Methodipt church, church parlors, 7:30 pm. W.M.A., Nuttman Avenue United : Brethren church, Mrs. Nettie Zehr. 7:30 p.m. Magley Ladles Aid. Mr*. Harry Haffner, all lay. , J ' Friday Work and Win class of Trinity Evangelical I’nited Brethren church. Mr. and Mrs Nile Butler, postponed. :. program, for which Mrs. Paul Ham her was mistress of cere mon les. Several Hawaiian dances were presented, and the program was concluded with a poem. "What Aloha Means to Me,2 read. by Mias Anna Katherine Friedly while th* trio played “Aloha". General chairman of the affair was Mrs. Robert August, assist : <d by Mr*. Paul Ham her, chair-1 man of entertainment. Mrs A. R i Holthouse. In charge ot decora-

Monday Womens Bowling League picnic. Hanna-Nuttman- park, IN p. Hl Auxiliary. L4ghm home, A p at. Girla Missionary Guild of tnion Chapel, parsonage. 7:3V p.m. Adame County Chorus, Monroe School, 8 pm / Tuesday Family recreation night, Monnumth high school gymnasium, 8 to 11 p.m. tiona committee*, and Mr*. Hugh Holthouse chairman of the refreshment committee. CHURCH CIRCLE HA* MEETING The Fhllalathean Circle of the Zion Evangelical Reformed church held their regular meeting at the home of Mia* Eleanor Reppert Wednesday evening, with Mr*. Myron Lehman no assisting hosts**. Mr*. Geor*U Antllla. chairman, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Forest Owen* conducted the devotions, reading treat PSahns. and led in prayer. She also presented the lesson "Come Lord ’ JertsßeOurGuaat." The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction. _ During the social hour lovely tefreshmenU were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Lehman. KRISTINE *TRI KER WEO THIS MORNING In a- ceremony of lovely simplicity, performed in the Methodist I church at ten o'clock this morn ing. Miss Kristine Striker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Striker. 61 < Washington street, became the bride of Victor B Porter, son ' of Mr and Mrs. Giles V. Porter. 216 North Fourth street. Dr. Gerald Jones received the double ting vows Two large bouquets of red rose* with a background of White j gladiolus were placed at the altar rail, and two tall white tapers were I lit on the altar. Before the ceremony Mrs. Edgar IH. Gerber, organist, played Through the' Years" ami "The ! Lord's. Prayer.” “Oh Perfect Love" . end "Satiut, Like ji Shepherd. Lead Is’ were played a* the wedding party assembled at the front of the ■ hurch.'The traditional recvssionttL was played at the close of the ceremony I The bride, given In marriage by | (ler father was attractively gowned in a street length dress of white embroidered organdy with a full gathered skirt. A small raund collar, cap sleeves and a narrow I w hite velvet sash featured the i >hmll< e which was buttoned from rhe neckline to the waist with tiny it elf covered buttons. Her hat was I < lose-fitting IH-linet ot white starch- : ed braid trimmed With white veti- | Ing She carried a bouquet of reel | roses, on a white Bible, and wore

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bbbi .scaw MIES ELAINE EI*ENTRAGER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E W. Eiseutrager of Alvord, lowa, will become the bride of Kenneth Bchnepr of this city. In the Christ Lutheran church in Alvord on August 13. Mr Schnepf is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Schnepf ot route tw<K . . __, A

groom. Mis* Karlann Striker attended her sister in a street length dress of yellow embroidered organdy raade with a wing back collar, cap l sleeves, and buttoned to the waist ■’ with self-covered button*. . The gown was styled with a full skirt t nd tied with a narrow black velvet sash. She wore a small yellow bon- j net and carried a bouquet of yel-1 low roses. Her pearl tear drop ear ring* were a gift of the bride. The mother of the brtde wore n ' silk print dress with gray access- ' cries. and the groom's mother wore ! uavy blue with matching accessories. They both wore corsages, of red carnations. the groom ; "At noon a wedding dinner was served to. the wedding party and „/he eleven guest. at Swearlngeji s . testaurapt The table was decorated with bouquets of red rose*. and was centered with a three tier . wedding cake. When the couple left for a short , wedding trip Mrs. Porter wore a I.of brown tissue gingham • trftAmed with white pique and >' while accessories. i They will he at home after June ; 10 at 557 North TTiTrteenth tclreef. The groom is associated in bust-: . “bess with his .father at the Porter . Trailer Sales. <The Girls Missionary Guild- of Union Chapel will meet In the-par-sonage' Monday evening at seven o'clock ' MajeHa Council 72. Ib-CT'-o of Focohanta*. will hold their regular meeting iu the Red Men haL Friday evening at seven thirty oclock All members are urged to , attend. ' It has been atinoun. ed that there will be an executive meeting of the Methodist M' S!' S. following 'he mother and daughter banquet to be held at the church on Monday. ~ All children of the Trinity Evan relic al United Brethren church who will participate in the children's day proc ram are asked to meet at the church Friday after- . noon at four thirty o'c-ioetei- -■ L There will l>e a general meeting of the Methodist W.S.C.S Thursday. June S. at two thirty .j£cJock. Mrs E N Wicks will give the opening prayer, with devotions in charge of Mrs O I. Vance Mrs. Elmer Chas- will pfsent the lesson Hostesses forth afternoon will be Mrs. Noah Steury. Mr*. Ward Calland, .Mrs

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; John T Meyers. Mrs. Amos Yoder. Mrs Avon Burk and Mrs. Sylvester Everhart. 1 The -regt»l»r meet Ing of Abo,. Work and Win class of the Trinity Evan gelicot- United Brethren church, tp have been held Friday eveninc. has been postponed Indefinitely. The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a public: iastallation of ■ officers at seven o'clock Thursday • evernng nt the Masonic- Temple The Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at four : o'clock Monday afternoon at the Legion home. The* VVomen'ti"'Bowling' 1 league will have a picnic supper at ll«n---ra Nut ttnan. park Monday evening at six thirty o'clock Members are asked to bring table service. The Women of the. Moose will hold their regular meeting tonight at seven thirty o'clock in the Moose left me Election of officers I »hi lie held and all member* are forged to la- present. i - , ~— V —~ Mrs L. Gray Paddock, of Hunt-'nut-m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dee Piyba-k of tills <ity„ .will • graduate from Huntington college

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Monday. She will receiv* a baehe- • lor of science degree with a major fin commerce and English. Mr. and jMr*.' ' J <ala»rat« aervtad* ": ,: Bii-nd«y - •ren- ; tng and tha graduallea ezarclaa*. : Monday. Mr. and Mrs Murray Sutton and daughter, Mia* Pat of Buffalo. NY. have been Visiting at the a. C. Sutton borne In Decatur this week. — Mr and Mrs. Elbert Aarand and Mr and Mr*: Arthur PoUng toured Ohio, Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Maryland over the Me mortal holiday. Mr and Mr*. T. F. Graliker left today for Milwaukee. Wl*„ w-her-they will visit tor several days. They will be accompanied home by their daughter Mary Jo, who has completed her freshman year at Mount Mary college In Milwaukee. WIOSRITAL yP nrfu\ Admitted: Lacille and Lula May RatltMe,* Monroeville; Mra Kenneth Gaunt. Declirnr; Joseph Robin New Corydon. Dismissed' Harold Strickler. Decatur; Mra. Paul Fuhrman and ••jtaby boy, Decatur; Mrs. George Decatur: Mr*. Hubbard W Decatur; Donna Jane Agler. Decatur; Patricia Anti Took; Decatur; Mrs. Russell Moore. Geneva. Mrs. Loren Liechly. and baby boy, Berne; Judy Kay Tut weller. Decatur; John Human. Jr , Decatur, _ - Mr. and Mr* Sheldon Waglev are parent* ,of a baby boy. bom this morning at 11:49 at the Adams county hospital. He weighed k pounds. 9Lg ounces.

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' A baby boy was bom to Mr ana Mr*. Burton Vannette, Geneva, at the local teaspltti Tuesday morn . inqaf l«:.sd,„rte weighed 7 pmrads Mrs Ureh S. JW.es fenfelaMl “are pSeMta TST r baby tM, w«riK*aaF ’ P«» 4» »><"•» the Adams coqnty hospital Tuesday at 6:40 aaa. Ann Marie I* the name of the baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs Max Sprunger, Berne, at 1:33 this afternoon at the local hospital DUweighed 7 pounds. .... ' -

ONCE HE WAS HARRY v°- , ■■ . ■ B * w ri i If 'H i f ! L\ i Y \ \ * / Nmr egein win he make fur coat* Uttered and Ural This Daring Young Moth is about at the end of his rope. Starved. Weak. The reason . . . - It's simply because more and more smart housewives are bringing their fur* and winter a pperri to ——— ui for super-safe summer storage. No moths. <firt-or •nythint that might here, clothes—can ever get into our air-conditioned storage vaults! "Curses!" say moth* They don't have a chance! - MYERS . CLEANERS mA FURRIERS Corner Madison & Second

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