Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 21 August 1950 — Page 3

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W.C.T.U. CONVENTION AT MONROE THURSDAY The annual convention of the Adam* county Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held on Thursday, August 24. at the Monroe Methodist church. There will I.e morning and afternoon senalon*. The gueat apoaker will be Mr*. Herman Stanley, state preaident of the organisation. The following program nil I he given at the morning meeting. Worship in song; devotion* by Mr*. Floyd Morrison ot thia city; greeting* by the county president, Mr*. D. Shady of Kirkland township; pageant of the year'* act 1 vllle*. election of officer*; memorial service for departed member*; closing prayer and grace for the noonday meal by Mr*. John Floyd. Monroe. The afternoon program, which will begin al one thirty o’clock. I* a* follow*: organ prelude. Mrs Elmer Ehrnam. Monroe: worship lit Kins’; devotion* by Mr*. Vernon Riley, Monroe Friend* church; special music, Decatur Union: ad I’ress, Mr*. Stanley; offering; closing prayer. Rev W. L. Hail. Monroe Methodist church Each member i« requested to hring one dish for the noon meal and her own table service All county member* and friend* are invited to attend the convention Mrs Lerner Hrunner will lie ho«tr*« to the mofting of the Iloho United Brethren' Willing Worker* das* Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock. A silent auction will lie held during a social hour y The Roadside Connell will meet at the Berne park at one thirty o'clock Friday afternoon All members and Interested person* are Invited to attend. t; If ; The Union township Home Er onomics dub will entertain their famine*, and the 4 H ciuK girls end their families at a potluck sup t>er Thursday evening at six thirty o'clock In the shelter house at llanna-Niittmap park. Member* are iislwidTnbrSg ’table iWWS. There will be ‘a special called meeting of the Decatur Emblem Hub at the Elk* home Thursday - icnlng at fight o'clock All member* are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Bernard Loaht, mn and dauxhter an* enjoying a two va«°aifofi Thvy yhiUnl in Hint. Mhhtaan several

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• I 1 Sectary Homs fee day a pub- I licatlon moot be pbonog In by 11 a. in. (Saturday S:M a. m.) t Phene 1400-1001 ~ Phyllis Achaean 1 Thwraday Monday r High school and college youth ot Methodist church, weiner bake. - Hanna Nutt man park. 6:30 p m. 1 Bt. Catherine study club, Mr*. 1 Robert Meyers. * p.m. Adams county Chorus rehearsal. ! Monroe school. * p.m. ' - - Tweatlay Rebekah lodge. Odd Fellow* hall. 7:30 pm. 1 Catholic Ladle* of Columbia pit1 nlc. Hanna-Nuttman park, 6 pm. at K. of C. hall. t --—- Wedneaday 1 Indies Howling 1-eagite, Mie* Bowling Alley, 7: JO p.m. Thursday Bobo United Brethren Willing Worker* rias*. Mrs. I-ester flrunher. 7:30 pm I Julies Fellowship of Missionary church, Mr*. Merle Johnson. 7 p m Union Township Home Econom i<*s club and families. 4-H girl and families, shelter house at HannaNutt man park. C: 34* p m. Decatur Emblem club called meeting, Elk* home. S p m. Friday Roadside Council. Berne park.| 1:30 p.m. I r “ i and are now touring in Canada, The Limberlost Garden club of U«na*a will hold thadr annual flower show Reptember * at the high school auditorium from noon to f p m. Walter Roop ha* returned from a visit with Mr and Mts Henry' f-mitley at Van Wart, Ohio Mr. and Mrs Van Grant, who* have liern visiting Mr. and Mrs.' Dick Heller and family In Decatur' the la*! several days returned to-j day to their home in Rensselaer Mr and Mr*. Elmer Ebrsam and I sons. Paul W< sley and James tit Monroe left today for a week's ; vacation with relatlvev ift Toledo. O Mrs Sarah Gould, who recentlyj underwent surgery for the removal i of a cataract at the Van Wert hos- ■ pital has been taken to the home us het son Clyde Goutg) of North Third street. Her condition is satisfactory _ — - - lanwetl Smith, local teacher who , has been pmgtam directed at Mgi Island mii«i tamp. Home City thisj summer, win return to Iterator to i day Mi** Kate Butler daughter of Mrs Pauline Butler and the late

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Brice Butler, started today as. surgical nurse at the Adam* county Memorial Hospital. Mi** Butlei wa* graduated last week from the Rt. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing. |&|O)MTAL Admitted Donah) Clarh. Bryant; Clyde W Royse. Chicago. 111. George Windmiller, Geneva Dismlssetl. Mrs. Kathryn Svrygert. Dixon. O.; Jane Jacob*. city; Mr*. Dun Jones and baby boy, city: Mr* Robert Beery and baby boy. Decatur mute t; Mr*. Don Hurles*. | Ohio City. O ; Dr Harold F Xwli-k, city; Mr* Richard Jackson and baby boy. Decatur w Carl and Doris Mcßarnes. of Preble, are the parents of a baby daughter, bom at the Adams county.., memorial hospital Saturday at 5 22 p.m. Glen and Ixtrene Kleine Rev. t.olds ot Hoagland, are parent* of a baby son, born at 10 47 pm. Saturday at the local hospital. The bahy weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce. A bahy son wa* horn to Richard and Ixds .Shope Springer. Ko< k ford. ()., at the local hospital Sun day-afternoon at 3:40 o'cloek. The baby weighed 10 pounds. 14 ounce* Rev. and Mr*. James L. Angel. :wi|l*bire. O. are parents of a baby daughter. born Saturday at 3:10 [p.m. at the Adam* county hospital. 'She weighed 6 pound*. 14 ounce*. Leon and Ixvulse Rtetler llufflnc. Rockford. 0.. are parent* ot a I why son. weighing 7 pounds. 16’k ounces, born at the local hospital Sunday at 2:04 pm. A baby son wa* horn to Wayne and Wills Moser Stucky of Herne lat 4:35 am Sunday at the Adam* county memorial hospital. He | weighed 6 pound*. OM. ounoea.,.. Illinois rank* first In the United ! States In tin- prodtii tion of hybrid I seed corn i . —— — — T 1 Ik Mr*. MM tnmpiin A NIGRO IAWTIR, Mr*. Edith Sampson, ot Chicago, la slated to become an American delegate to th* United Nation* General Assembly . meeting in New York next month. I The appointment wa* recommended : to President Truman by the Stato Depot tment. She is the only woman ever to receive a law degree from '.xtvola University. (fntenMttonalv BMMWMMNMNMNMNMNV QsaHy Ptei* FliislMt Film* left before •p. m. Monday, I ready Wednesday at 10 a. m. I HolthoMse Png Co. i

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M I ■ ' 4 ■ ■ ' I * ENGAGED TO WED—-Miss Marjorie Elaine Mayer of Fort Wayne, formerly of this city, the daughter of Arthur Mayer of ISecatur and Mrs. John Heine us near Pleasant latke, will hr married tn John D. Aughenbaugh In the Trinity Methodist church. Fort W'ayne. on September 3. Mr. Aughenbaugh. also a former resident of Decatur, is the son of Mrs Dora M.‘ Aughenbaugh of the Lima Road. J-'ort Wayne and Daniel Audhenbaugh of Fort Wayne.

Mission FestivoL fIV l ■>> *• ■SI The annual Mission Festival a.' the St. latke Evangelical and Reformed Churdh. Honduras. Ind. will be held next Sunday. Three service* are scheduled for the day. The Rev. Stanley Rrftx, pastor of the First Evan. A Reformed t'bur- < h in Fostoria. Ohio will be speaker for the morning and afternoon services The Dgv. M illard Ziuku.; pastor nt the Salem Evan A Re- .1 formed Church Ft. Wayne, will be rite evening speaker. Go to the church of jour choice next Sunday.

V. Vy PVT. I. RUMI, PUtwnter, Minn., taiko from Stretcher to Maj. Gen. Edgar E. Hume, chief surgeon, GHQ. in South Korea before reeel vine Purple Heart medal presented bv the general, f Internetsonei) —1 h 1 L.J j| Hr ■' ■ H IN MM CMCAM NOMI, Mrs. Lillian Sklbbe reads the aimost-prophetlc letter she recently received from her son, Pvt. Roy Manrinj. Jr. (inset), in which he said: “I've put my faith and trust In God and I'll be back.'* The day ,fter she received the mail, it was reported that Manring was one of live men who escaped his North Korean captors prior to massacre of 32 American soldiers by the Reds. (InternatioMi Soundphoto)

Missionary To Speak I. The Rev J. P. BuMin. missionary ,->f the East and West Indie*, will j be the principal speaker at two services. Monday and Tuesday?; night* at the Monroe Taebrnacle. ■ It was announced ttfrtay Service* each night will *tsyt at 7 30 o'- < lot k and music will be furnished .on each occasion by the Marion Gospel Sextet. The public I* in-"' vited. Former Resident Dies In Florida R K. Fleming of route one has tet-eived word of the death of bis sister. Mr* C. H. Clyde. 74. of Tampa. Fl* , at a Tampa hospital : - eaterday morning Death followed a four week iltaes* of pneumonia ; nd complication* | Mr*. Clyde was the former Mi»s Rose Fleming, daughter ot the : late Mr. and Mr*. Jonathon Fleming of this city. Surviving in addl- : tlon to the busband arc 'twu sister*. Mrs. J. A Wherry of Fort Wayne and Mrs. A. M Rumley of Burlingame, Cal. Four »l*ter» and wo brothers preceded her in death 4 —The bodpwiH be returned to this . 1 ity tor burial. Funera' arrangement* will he announced later I - If you navo *ometnlng to soil or room* ror rant try a Democrat Want Ad. It Oring* reoult*.

WAC Reelected Philndelphla. Aug 21. — tl'Pl— Esther Bentley. Cleveland, wa* re-elected unanimously a* presi dent of the WAC-Vets association at the closing senaion of a threeday national convention. The LUM women delegate* also selected Boston a* the site for next yeeP* convention from Aug. 17 to 13. Other officer* elected yesterday were Isabelle Bias ini New York, and Audrey Bonser. Chicago, vice president; Marge Hiever*. Milwsu kee. Treasurer: Kamlle Michalowski. Boston, recording secretary: Doris Sessions. Cleveland corresponding secretary; Mr*. Agatha Bobhit. Indianapolis. Chaplain, and Leona Townsen. Philadelphia, ser-yeant-at-arm*. Hitchhiker Takes Four Days To Rob Driver St. Louis. Aug 21 -<UP>- A hitchhiker who rode with hi* victim four days before robbing him us |4OO was sought by police today. Jesse J. Johnson. 52-yearold Hope. Ind., trucker, told sheriff's deputies he picked up the man Texarkana. Tex.. Thursday He said he got lo know the hitchhiker as "Charlie." Last night. Johnson said, they stopped beside the highway In St Louitt coanty to sleep. Johnson : awakened to find his passenger covering him with a .22 caliber ;. target pistol taken from the truck glove compartment. Johnson, who baa ouly one leg. said the robber tied him up in some nearby underbrush, and fled with his money, the truck and his 1“only shoe He later wriggled tree and called police. Nebraska 25.3 d inches of precipitation during 1349. 2.63 inches above normal. It Alaska were superimposed on the United States, it would stret/h from Lo* Angele* to Savanitah. Ga. with the northern tip/near Duluth. Minn. Ji • Jft*\ IfW w Wm ■K 7 TOPS IN A RATE known for beau tie*, beautiful Janet Crocket wave* from beach at St Petero burg aa Florida's candidate in th< I "Mia* America" beauty pageant 'ln Atlantic City. (Intematiouali |a KANE a] H -WALLPAPfR- ’ ) ly IM S. SECOND ST. y I HASHESrVcj St* you g*w3tau th* function* -mteus-a**' psrtod peeuUar 10 wornm DoStht* make ougsr from box Haahea. reel solsrr--5x h r Doctor* call a atmnacblc tonic tfsctl PEACHES Ring: Pack ' and Crate Bring Your Baokot. •l-W., RAY’S : WEST SIDE MARKET U. S. 27 A Phon* M

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