Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 206, Decatur, Adams County, 1 September 1950 — Page 3

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. ISM

■ETA SIGMA PHI HA* LAWN PARTY Member* of Kpsllon Blgma chapter of Beta Blgma Phi sorority. International cultural and social organisation. were entertained 'at a lawn party Wednesday evening at the home o( Mrs. Glenn Maul-. ler. The newly-elected president. j Mrs. Eugene Beam, was presented with' a corsage of yellow roses, thfc torority flower. A delicious picnic supper was i-erved at six thirty o'clock. Guests were seated at card tables, decorated with seasonal flowers, arranged on the lawn. Several game! were played and prises awarded to .Mrs. Vernon Krugh and Miss Rose Ellen Miller in the evening, program | books and year hooks were dlatrlbn ted. The committee in charge of the evening's entertainment were the new officers: president. Mr*. Beam; vice-president. -Miss Irene Braun: recording secretary. Mis* Evelyn Frohnapfel; eorrespondin|g secretary, Mrs. Glen Custer; treasurer. Mm Manlier. The first regular meeting of the I season will be a business and cul-

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tural evening, and will he held September 13. college alumnae TO HONOR STUDENT* The Western College Alumnae Association of the Fort W'ayne area will have a luncheon to honor all returning and new students. The affair will be held at one thirty o'clock Thursday afternoon. September 7 at the English Terrace in Fort Wayne. All alumnae in this area are cordially invited to attend and asked to send reservations to Mrs Paul Knost. 2128 - Owaiasa Way, Fort Wayne, or call her at H-77484 by Tuesday. Mrs. Harold William* is tn charge of l arrangement*. ! The officer* for the new year 'ire president: Mrs. Mason Benner: vice-president; Mis* Ellssloth Patton; secretary-treasurer. Mr*. Fer*UA McDiarmld. ' - i —- EDNA LOUISE MOVER ENGAGED TO WED Mr. and Mrs Hugh Moyer of Sehlrmeyer street have announced the betrothal of their daughter, Edna Louise, to William W Eich- ; horn, son of Dr. and Mr*. G F Eichhorn of Mercer Avenue. No date has been set for the wedding. Mis* Moyer will graduate from 1 DecatTr high school In January. She 1* employed at the Bellmont restaurant. Mr. Eichhorn Is a graduate of Decatur high school and Wayne University, and is employed as hair stylist at Earl Groth and Co. Fort Wayne. UNION CHAPEL GROUP MEETS ON THURSDAY The Ladle* Aid of Union Chapel held an all day meeting at the

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church Thursday with the newly elected officer* In charge of the meeting.. Officer* for the coming year are: president. Mr*. Harvey Kooa; vice-president. Mrs Forest Walter*; secretary, Mr*. John Walters; treasurer. Mr*. Ralph Rice. Mr*. Koo* appointed Mrs. C. O. Brown und Mr*. Ami Miller as devotional chairmen; Mr*. Florence Bauman. pianist, and Mrs. Earl Chase chorister and press reporter. The meeting was opened with croup singing ''My Savior’s Love." Mr*. Brown read the scripture and Mrs. Charles Burrell led In prayer. Ms. Chase and Mrs. Rice sang a duet. Doing the business meeting It was voted to send money to the Otterbein Home. The nest rgeeting will be held Wednesday, - September 13. and will also be an all day meeting. WOMEN OF MOOSE _ HAVE INITIATION The Women of the Moose held formal initiation last evening at their regular meeting at the Moose home. Member* of the Bluffton Women of the Moose, chapter 324. were guest*. Melvina Reed, who received the college of regent degree at the national conference of Women of I the Moose held last week In Chicago, gave an interesting talk on the conference and described the new House of God and the dedication ceremonies conducted at Moo—heart last Sunday. A social hour was enjoyed after the meeting and lunch was served by the Mooseheart alumni committee. The door priie was awarded to Doris Tieman. JUNIOR AUXILIARY win Awards, trophy The Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary won first prite on handwork entered In the contest held in connection with the department convention at French Lick thia week. The handwork consisted of articles made of paper *uch a* nut cups and pla<e card*. They entered item* in two classes, one group of girl* < to 12 year* old. and the ether of girl* from 12 to 11. Both group* were awarded first prise. The local group also won the Amy Lee Coulter cup, a trophy presented to the group which had participated in the best all around program in junior activities for the past year. Mi— Ann Smith was president of the Decatur Junior* last year, and Mrs Ed Bauer was Junior acjlvjtles chairman of the unit. MRS. KENNETH IS HONORED AT PARTY Mrs Wayne Schnepf and Mr*. Jack Schnepf were hostesses at a party given at the Wajrne Schnepf home yesterday afternoon In honor of Mrs Kepneth Schnepf of Valley Farm*. ’ Mr* Schnepf, a newcomer to thia city, ia the former Elaine Elsentrager of Alvord. lowa. She wa* married to Kenneth Schnepf. son of Mr. and Mr*. Will Schnepf of route one. at the Christ Isitheran church In Alvord on August 12. and they are now residing t Valley Farm*. Several table* of gin rummy were formed at the party and prise* were awarded to Mr*. Fred Kunkel and Mr*. Bob DeLong Bouquet* of gladiolus were used In the entertaining room*. A lovely lunch •a* served at small tables. Invited guest* were Mr*. Everett Faulkner. Mr*. Ned Johnson. Mr*. Bill Melchl. Mr*. Bill Christen. Mrs. Rollle Affolder Mr*. Fred Kunkel. Mr*. Rob DeLong, Mr*. Guy Koos. Mr*. James Edington of Bluffton, Mr*. David Terveer. Mr*. William F. Schnepf. Mr*. Robert Yost, Mia* Dell McMillen Mrs. Jack Kline. Mr*. Cal Murnett. Mrs. Richard Hammond. Miss Dorothy Schnepf. Mia* Nan McMillen. Mr*. Orville Reed and QuNty PM* FWsktag Satisfaction Guaranteed NolthosttDrigCo.

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•eetety Hem* fer day’s H*- ; ll—u— HMiot be phoned la by 11 a. m- (Saturday l:B k «•) Fhena ISM Mil Phyllis Aeheeea Friday Pleasant Mill* Methodist Willing Worker* cl—a, Mr. and Mr*. Carl ■ Ehrsam 8 p.m. Work’ and Win class of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church, Mr. and Mr*. William Strahm, 7:30 p.m. Monroe Playground Jamboree. Monroe playground. 2 p.m Saturday Limberlost Flower Show. Ge- : Leva high school, 1:30 to 0:30 p.m. < Mamma family reunion, Franko park, Fort Wayne. Magley Ladle* Aid, church ba—ment, all day. , P*i lota XI sorority business meeting, Elk* home, 8 p.m. Ro— Garden club family pic Elc, Hanna-Nuttman park, < pm. Thursday Catholic Ladies of Columbia. C. L. of C. hall. 7:30 p.m. Mrs. John Acheson. Mrs. Schnepf was presented with a lovely gift from the hostesses The Psi lota Xi sorority will have a business meeting at the Elks home Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Pledge —rvices will be held following the buslneM session. The Catholic Ladles of Columbia will have their regular monthly meeting at the C. L. of C. hall ’ Tuesday evening at —ven thirty o'clock. 1 The Magley Ladle* AM will have an all day meeting at th* church Thursday. Hoste—es are Mr*. Martha Detttriger and Mr*. Mildred ; Hildebrand If yew nave oemetMnE te eon | ■ —

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John Stewart, former city editor of this paper, writes from Point Plea—nt. N. J., to tell of the Illness of their non. Max. who was ktrichen with appendicitis Saturday evening while attending a picnic at Ocean Grove, the estate of •he late John D. Rockefeller, 'He w«a taken to the hospital and operated on Sunday morning. He Is recovering according to latest reports. says bis father. M— who Is connected with the Prudential Lite Insurance company, recently purchased a new residence at Barnecut Ray. Sherman Crowl of near Nine Mlle has liroken the Indiana wheat record, producing 65 bushel* to the acre. The previous record was 57 Vi bushels. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Archbold will motor to CoMWaUr, Mich., to spend the week end and Labor Day with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Archbold. Royal Arch Mason* will hold their stated convocation Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall. Supper will be served at 8:30 and the business session at 7:30. New officers will be elected and other important business discussed. Captain Paul B. Schmits, who had been stationed at Davis Monotban air field. Tuscon, Aril., Is now on a mission and has the following address: 64th Bomb Squadron. A P O. 877. % P.M, New lark. N.Y Mr and Mr*. G. S. Engeler and family, of Indianapolis, visited with Mr. and Mrs E. D. Engeler Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. G. L. Brayton en tertalned their nephew, Jerry. Piper, student at the University of Missouri, and Mr. Taylor, student at the University of Southern California, on Wednesday. The boy* were enroute to their home from the national Phi Kappa Psi fraternity convention at Bowling Green. W Va. Taylor play* on the Southern California football team und wa* one of the discus throw- | era <>u the Olympic team.

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