Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 213, Decatur, Adams County, 11 September 1950 — Page 3

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MARJORIE MAYER BRIM OF JOHN AUGHENBAUGH Mia* Marjorie Blaine Mayer at Fort Wayne, formerly ot thia city, and John D; Aughenbaugh were married at two thirty o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Trinity Methodist chureh In Fort Wayne. The Rev. Charles C. Ford received the vows before an altar graced with palms and beauty vases ot gladioli and chrysanthemums. The bride is the daughter of Arthur Mayer ot this city and Mrs. John Heine ot Pleasant Lake, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Dora M. Aughenbaugh of the Lima Road and Daniel Aughenbaugh of For*. Wayne. Mrs. Paul King presented the organ musicale which included 'Because,'’ “At Dawning” and "Oh Promise Me.” The bride's gown ot Chantilly lace over satin had a mandarin collar and gored shirt which ended In a chapel train. Her veil of illusion was caught to a headpiece of Hlushm. She carried a colonial teoVjUst of white rosea and stepbanotla centered with an orchid. Mias Ruth Ho Raypole attended aa maid ot honor In a gown of chartreuse taffeta designed with t V-neckllne outlined with small hows The bows highlighted the full skirt. She wore a matching headpiece and carried a colonial bouquet of white gladioli. Mrs John C. Bradley. Mias Dorothy Mayer, sinter of the bride, and Patty Coleen Nichols were bridesmaids. Their American Beauty gowns wore styled like that of the maid ot honor and they carried colonial bouquets of white gladioli with yellow', and chartreuse pompons. Philip B. Aughenbaugh served his brother Ba beat man. Ushers were William Pickens and William and John Bradley. The bride's mother was attired in a dark brown dress with brown er wore a navy dress with matching accessaries. Each wore a corsage of yellow- roses. A reception waa held at tbs home of the groom's parents from seven until ten o'clock Saturday evening, fluents were served by Mrs. Jack 8. C. Brueggeman and the Misses Virginia dtoner. Virginia Price aad Nancy Beebe. For their wedding trip the bridwore a copper-colored suit with green accesaoriea aad aa orchid corsage. The couple will reside at 1401 East Wayne street. ENTERTAIN SUNDAY FOR MRS. MARRY PAUL Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clouser sad

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OSES ReeMy Nome for day’s pub11 a a (Saturday 2:20 a. aa| Phene 1000-1001 Phyllis Ashaasn Msneay Bobo Community Organisation, rckool, I p.m. Adams County Chorus annual picnic. Roy Scout cabin at HannaNuttmaa park. 4:10 pm. Tri Kappa Doll project committee. Mrs. Colin Finlayson, 2 p.m. Girl’s Missionary Guild of Union Chapel. Ethel Cook, 7:20 p.m. Ladies Fireman's Auxiliary. Mrs. Joe Kortenber. I pm. Pythian Needle club K. ot P. home, after Temple. St. Catherine's study club. Mrs. Marcel Welling. I p.m. Tueaday Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. Sheldon Wagley. 7: go p.m. W.8.W.8. of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church, church basement. 7:20 p.m. Dutiful Daughter class of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church. Mrs. Dick McConnell. 7:10 p.m. Rebekah Lodge. Odd Fellows hall. 7:SO p.m. Decatur Garden Club, Mrs. Harve Koos, postponed. Church Mothers study club, potluck supper, Mrs. Everett Hntker, <:M pm. Delta Theta Tau sorority, Mhu Mary Ann Laurent, I pm. Girl’s Guild of Zion Evangelical cad Reformed church, church parlors. 7:24 p.m. Tri Kappa associate chapter picnic. Hanna. Nutt man shelter house, 4 p.m. Monroe Better Homes club, Mrs. .Harvey Rupert. Wednesday Holy Croes discussion dub, Mrs. Oscar Miller « p.m. Ladies Aid of Union Chspel, church, all day. Profit aad Pleasure club. Mrs. Bessie Parrish. 7:34 p.m. Women’. Guild of Zion Evangel! eon Bobble entertained at their home In Stratton Place Sunday with a buffet dinner given In honor ui Mrs. Clouser's sister, Mrs. Hurry O. Psul of Los Angeles. Cal., who Is visiting relatives and friends here. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Grand Rapids. Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Miller and John Teeple of For. Wayne, Mr.

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cal and Reformed church carry-in dinner, rburch social rooms. 4:15 F-B-Ruth Circle of Presbyterian church, Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain. I p.m. Naomi Orel* of Presbyterian church Mrs. Georg* Bair, t pm. pine* Lutheran MlaatoMMfr Ap doty, church parlors, J P-M.\i Epsilon Sigma chapter rfTM Sigma Phi. Elba homo. 1 Mbf TlmmW Our Lady at Loardea gMP Mrs. Mary Brann. * pm. Salem Wi.CA, chureh beanmeat 1:24 pm.- - Mount Pleasant W.S.CB., Mrs. Burl Fuhrman, 2 p.m. WJLC.B. at First Methodist chap ch genera! meeting, church, 1:24 pm. W.B.WS. of Unto* Chapel. Mrs. Florence Bauman and Mrs. Thurman Drew. 7:24 p.m. Women ot the Moose banquet, Moose home. ( p.m. Pleesaat Dele Ladles Aid, church basement, all day. Marths Circle of Presbyterian church, Mrs. P. L. Macklin. 2:24 pm. Mary Circle of Presbyterian church. Mrs, John DeVosa, 1:24 pm. Baptist Women's Missionary Society, church basement, 2 p.m. Stated meeting of Order of Eastern Star, Masonic home, 7:M p.m Friday Baptist church Philathea class annual picnic, Mrs. C. E. Bell, • P-m. Victory class ot Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Barkley, 7:20 pm. and Mrs. Dick Ehlnger, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kortenber and daughter Donna Los. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heimann aad son Danny, and Mrs. I. C. Miller, who recently returned to her borne here after aa extended visit in California. MIM AUDREY ROM TO WED JAMES COWENS The ongagameql ot Mine Audrey Roas to James A. Cowens was MUMNUMtI W Ml** Bom* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Artfear Roas. Mr. Corneas la the sea of Mr. aad Mrs. L. A. Cowens ot this city. No dote has boon set for the wedding. ELOISE JACKSON ENGAGED TO WED Rolla R Jackson of IM South Eleventh street, announces the engagement of his youngest daughter. Eloise to Norman O. Smith, son of Mr.'aad Mrs. Edmund Barwller of Bluffton. No date has been set for the wedding. Miao Jackson graduated from Decatur high school and Is employed by the Central Soya Co. She la ■ member of Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Mr. Smith graduated from Bluffton high school and does Interior and exterior decorating. .... MIM EILEEN SCHERER TO WED SEPTEMBER 20 The approaching marriage of Miss Eileen Scherer to Howard Frederick, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick of Fort Wayne route 7, kaa been announced by the l-rlde-elect'a mother. Mrs. Louis Scherer of Monroeville. The Rev. Karl Hofmann will read the vows at six thirty o'clock Saturday evening, September 20, In St. Peter's Lutheran church. The bridpelect and her fiance are both graduates nt Hoagland high school. Miso Scherer Is employed at the Capehart-Farnsworth Corp., and Mr. Frederick is employed by the Central Dairy at Bluffton. 1

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■ ■ * RECENT BRIM— Mrs. George Earl Shelton waa the farmer Mine Norma Joan Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess* Fox ot Monroe route one. before her recent marriage in the Cross Evangelical and Reformed church In Borno. The couple are residing at 422 North Third street in this city.—Photo by Edwards. _

ENTERTAIN AT DINNER BUNDAY The Misses Madge and Fan Hite entertained at Saaday dlnaer at their home on Winchester street for Mr. aad Mrs. C. D. Teeple and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peterson. Mr. and Mn. Teeple will leave the last ot this month for their now home in St. Joeeph, Mich. MRS. ERVIN SCHULLER HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Ervin Schuller was pleasantly surprised yesterday evening ajtsn a group of friends sad relatives , joined. la a potluck dinner at her home tn honor of her birthday anniversary. The honored guest received several lovely gifts. Those present wen: Mr. aad Mn. Louis Fuhrman and daughter. Maxine. Vera Bultemeler, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuhrman and daughter Karen Anne, Mrs. Evelyn Hitseman aad daughter Busan Kay. Mr. and Mn. Herb Mailand, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Witte aad family, Mr. and Mn. Arthur Schaller >H family. Mr. aad Mn. Frank Scheller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schaller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schuller sad family. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schuller and family, Mr. aad Mn. Ervin Besck and family and Mr. and Mn. Imuls Rnltemeier. MARION STULTS IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Marion Stalls of 334 North Fourth street, who observed his seven-ty-third birthday anniversary yesterday, was honored at a surprise party. On his return from church services, he was greeted by a number of friends and. neighbors who celebrated the occasion with a carryMn dinner. The honor luest received many gifts and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Bertha Heuer. Mr. and Mn. Atnml Miller and daughter Betty, Albert Sellemeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smitley and daughter lona. Harold Burger. Mr. and Mn. Don Klpfer. Mr. and Mn. Thearl Btults and children Harold

New Misa America Crowned i .- J YKLANDB MTBUI of Mobllo. winner over M eontoetaats at Atlantic City, io crowned “Mtoe America IMF by Jacquo Mercer of Phoenix. Aris., last year's beauty qnoen. The new Mias America to I feet »H laches tall and weighs lit pounds.

I and Beverly, Mr. and Mn. Elmer Lautenschlarger, Francis Btults and daughter Lola Jean, of Columbia City Mn. Minnie House aad Mrs. Daisy Market of Spencerville, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Kimberiln and children Janice. Joan. Ho. John aad Susie of Monroeville. Paul Zeunher of Berne. Lester Smitley of Winona Lake, Owen Dale Lautensehlager. Van Wert, 0., Mn. Taylor and daughter of'Ohio City, 0.. Waneta Sgalacott of Fort Wayne, and Fuad Bah-Bah. native <f-Jerusalem and a student of Bob Jones University, wta will return to hie homeland soon a* .a missionary. The Happy Homemakers club will meet at the home of Mn. Sheldon Wagley Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock. The Women’s Society ot Christian Service of the Pint Methodist church will have a general meet lag at the church Thursday - afternoon at two thirty o'clock. : Mr*. Lowell Smith will have tee . devotional* aad Mrs. Wstaos MadI dox Is lesson leader. There will , be aa executive meeting at one forty five o'clock preceding the ■ Ogulhr meeting. The Ladies Aid of Union Chapel pill meet st the church all day Wednesday to sew and quilt. A potluck dinner will be-served at noon. The ladies of the church ar* invited. Mr. and Mn. Chalmer Barkley will entertain the Victory class of Trinity Evangelical linked Brethren church at seven thirty o'clock Friday evening. AU members ar* asked to attend. The Holy Cross discussion will have a meeting al the home •t Mn. Oscar Miller Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The Mount Pleasant Woman’s Society of Christian Service will meet at two o’clock Thursday at-

Assembly Program Al Decatur School Robert Bradford C-.-L- WmslmmeaLnw wfrwWK* ▼▼ TOWvBUwy Robert Bradford will be the main speaker at the tint assembly program of the year tn the Decatur high school auditorium, to be held Wednesday morning. 0:15 o’clock, it was announced today by prlaclwho added that this should prove to be one of the moot interesting talks ever presented here. The public, of course, is invited. A brief biographical sketch of Bradford eent to Brown should amply bear this oat. For Bradford spent bis youth being pushed around la Hitler’s mad penecutlon of the Jews. It wasn't until he was 20, though, that Bradford learned he waa a Christina instead of a Jew. that when he was three yean ot age he had been adopted by a Jewish family. By thta time ho tad fled Hitler’s force*. Bradford, who was educated In Berlin. Paris and Geneva, escaped to the French underground during World War If. operating under orders from General DeGaulle'a head quarters in London. .. After the liberation he went, to work for the American army In France as assist ant to th* commander of the ninth air force, aad also supervised a Oermaa prisoner-of-war eamp. _ He speaks with aa objectivity of problems affecting JewGestlle relatkmsblps impossible to most other men. teraoon at th* home ot Mrs. Buri Fuhrman. Mo Florence Bauman and Mrs. Thurman Drew will ba hostesses for the meeting of the W.B.WJB. of Union Chapel church oa Thursday evening at seven thirty o'dock, Mrs. C. O. Brown trill ho the program leader. All . ladies of th* church are Invited to attend. Th* Salem will meet at on* thirty o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church basement. The ladies of the church sre urged to attend. — " , Our Usdy of Ixturdes study club will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mr*. Mary Braua Thursday evening at eight o'clock. The annual picnic of the Philathea class ot the First Baptist church will be held at the country

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home of Mrs. C. E. Bell Friday evening at six o’clock. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. C. E. Peterson snd Mrs. Noble Reynold* Meat, rolls and coffee will be provided. All member* ar* urged to attend. Fred V. Mills left this Horning for Sioux Falls, S. D.. to visit bis son, Frank. Ha will aloe spend several'days sightseeing la the Black HiUs. Daniel J. Milla, accompanied by bis parents, Mr. and Mr*. Robert i Mills, motored to Hanover yeater-t day where Dan will enroll a* al freshman In the school of science at Hanover College. He ba* been' granted an honorary scholarship by the General Electric Co., ofj Schenectady, N.Y. |

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Miss Rom Steigmoysr has returned to her home from Los Angeles. CaL. where ata visited the past two feMMta with tar neptaw, Lae J. Miller and family, and otter relative*. Mias Sleigmeyer arrived last Saturday ria T.W.A. Peter and Lafonna Haggerty Koenig of this city ar* the parents of a baby son. born this I' morning at I:2* o’cloch at the Adam, county " memorial hospital. He weighed » pounds. II ounces. Julius and Bonita Johasoa Lengerich of Monroeville are the parj eats of a baby son. born at tta ; local boepttal at 1«, F? in. today. , He weigbod 7 pounds. 2fe ounces.