Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1950 — Page 3

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ENTERTAIN SUNDAY At BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mra. Roy Taylor entertalned at their home on Seventh street Sunday with a birthday dinner honoring Mian Gloria Harvey '. and Mra. Melvin Taylor. The-hon-ored guests received many lovely gift*. Dinner guests were the Rev. and Mra. Mervin Taylor and children Rena Faye and Barry Lynn of Keystone Mr. an# Mrs. Nile Medaugh of Van Wert. Ohio. Mr. and Mra. Melvin Taylor of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mra. James Hervey and daughter Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. R K. McConnell and son Dick, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carroll of this dty. Afternoon visitors mere" Mrs. Sarah Martin and Jay Martin, who showed movies of many beautiful xcenea in Arlington and Washington. D.C. GENEVA W.S.C.S. GUEST* OF METHODIST SOCIETY Members nt th* Wnrezg** R» ciety <»f Christian Service of toe First Methodist church entertained the ladies of the Geneva Methodist church last Thursday afternoon tn the local ehureh. Mrs. W. P. Robinson w«a in charge of the meeting Devotions were led by Mrs. Harry Dailey and Mrs. O. G. Bengtonan gave the lesson The ceremony of lighting the candles wna observed by the cfflcen who lit the ten audios on the cake. The members and guests were then Invited to the tea table for refreshments and a social hour van enjoyed Hostesses were Mrs. O. G Baughman. Mra. Bertha Ruse. Mrs O. K. Baker. Mrs. C. R Ray lorn. Mra. Cal Steury, Mra. A. D. Suttles. Mrs Paul Edwards. Mrs Roy Archbold) Mra Dallas Brown and Miss Delia Clark. MIM RITA ANN LOBHE TO WED EDWARD LINDER Mr and' Mrs "Bernard l/rahe have announced the engagement, and aoncwhlt* marriage of their eldest daughter Ami;"to'' Rd ' waN X son of Mr and Mrs William Linder of Monroeville ~~ The wedding will be an event of Saturday. December 2. and will take iriace In Rt. Mary’s Catholic church v ' DANIELA-FRANKLIN ENGAGEMENT TOLD —a The engagement and approach ing marriage of Miss Thelma Ixmiae Daniels to Robert Franklin. son nt Mr and Mrs tjewrame Franklin of 61t South Thirteenth A Jay to Wear ' IX/ \ i rail kl il SIZES 9420 14-20, 32—42 If I' THomm* 'fllktfMs Be a prettier, slimmer you in. this Jiffy Brunch Coat. Ruffled collar anil dipped waistline are rlattery! Eary to put on. it wraps, buttons. and you're drea ed' Pattern <420. sizes 14. 1«. 18. 20; 32. 34, 36. 38. 40. 42. Size 18 takes yards 35-incb: H yd. contrast This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect nt. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every stop. Send TWENTV-FIVE ebtas in coins for this pattern .to MARIAN MARTIN, cars of Decatur Dally Democrat. Pattern Dept.. P. O. Boz 874*. Chicago SO, 81. Print plainly TOUR NAME. ADDRBBB. ZONE, SIZE. STYLE NUMBER. New season stylos for you to newt Send Twenty Cante tar aw Marian Martin Fall and Winter FMwni BOOK. FMKIOM BMT #• young and yona* In heart ptm Christmas Mana galore! A free pattern at a blouse tn make treat a yard of 33-lach fabric Is printed In the bank.

street, has been made known by the bride-elect's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Daniels of route three. The ceremony will be performed In the Mount Tabor Methodbit church at Bobo on December 2. LEGION AUXILIARY IN BUSINESS MEETING At the regular Maines* meeting of the American l-egfon Auxiliary held Friday evening at the Legion home, a report was given on- the fourth district meeting, held Thursday at Columbia City and plans tor the remainder of the year were discussed. Miss Margaret Eiling, president, announced that invitations to a Cold Star party, to be held Novemher 24, have been extended to all mothers, wives, slaters and daughters of men and women who lost their lives in the wars. It has been requested that anyohe wishing to donate a Christmas gift, such aa aprons, potholders, toys, etc... for the gift shelves of the veterans hospitals bring them to the poet home by December 1. It is from these shelves that the hospitalised veterans choose their Christmas gifts for their families Gifts are especially needed for the Marion hospital. These gifts should not he wrapped. Plans were made JJsra GMV)'. When you really like us Yob bay insurance because you're smart — not bscauss yoa got a kick out as it at the time. • Whan we deliver an insurance policy, nobody ever mys : “Oh boy, what a beautiful pol> teyr. Bat when somebody has a lire or a robbery or a lawsuit or a loos of some other kind, and we deliver a check from i the insurance company ' —THAT is when people really like us. It happens frogßontiy. Bear with us when we try to got you to carry the insurance yon should ■ ■but love us erbea wo help you meet your loos. That's all we ask. LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 3-3111

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Item* Adu*B VwwWvW WwY W 11 a m. (Saturday »:3* a. sl) Pmao 3*121 Myras AcliiMa - * MONDAV Suncta Maris study club, Miriam .Moore. 413 West Adams street, 8 P“>Pythian Neddie club. K. of P. home, after Temple. Flo-Kan Sunshine Girls, K. of P. home, 6 p.m. Bobo Community Organization.) Bobo school. 7:30 p.m. Officers of Decatur Emblem elub, rehearsal. Elks home, 8 p.m. Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley, Mrs. Arthur E. Meyers, 8 p.m. Ladies Firemen Auxiliary. Mrs. Burt Ralston, 8 p.m. TUESDAY Monmouth P T. A.. Monmouth school. 7:30 p.m_ executive committee, 7:15 p.m. Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows hall. 7:30 p. m. Bt. Dominic study chib. Mra. Clem Kortewber. 7:30 p.m. Happy Moviemakers club, Mra. Ralph Bluhm. 7 30 p.m. Delta Theta Tau sorority social meeting. Elks home. 8 pm. Little Flower study Hub. Mrs Hugh Daniels, 7:30 p.m. - Delta Lamlida chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Lloyd Neil. 8 pm Rose Garden club. Mrs. Waller Butcher. 2 pa. Tri Kappa Associate Chapter. Mra. Paal Saucer. 7 30 p.m. Bt. Mary’s Township Farm Bureau open meeting. Pleasant Mills school, 4 30 rabbit supper WEDNESDAY Psi lota XI social meeting. Elks homo I p. a. . Ladles Shakespeare club. Mrs. to hold a party at the Fort Wayne Veterans hospital after the first ct the year. A donation was made to the Community Fund drive and the auxiliary will present a. radio to th» htoiana iUate'’fMye Sritooi ahd a- floor poHsher to the Knightstown home. ■ The auxiliary will sponsor a magazine drive, the proceeds 'to be used to pU’-Jiase some piece of medical equipment. Within the FOR THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING CALL KELLY’S DRY CLEANING Phone 3-S2oe A Thro* Boys' Cough Is Your Ooiii Signal CFMMnttltkNi fdtovsopf’omptly bscsuM it foes right to the teat of the trouble Io netp loosen end expel perm laden phlegm and aid nature lo soothe and seal raw, leader, ioflamed broachial or DMsaey nrfiiadod. Hood th< test of mflUoas of atcra. CREOMUITSION aStoaß Cemhi» Chert CrtA» Amlb SnmSMb

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MR*. ALOERT *CLKtNG wax, before her recent marriage, the former Miss Elsie Hofmann, daiythter of Mr and Mrs. George Hos mann of Ohio City Ohio Mr and Mrs Henry Belkina of route two the parents of the - groom The Rev. August Gerken read the double ring ceremony in the St Thomas Lutheran church in Ohio City. The cowpie are residing with the bride’s parents — Photo by

John H. Gividen, 2 30 p. m. Decatur Home Economics club. Mrs. Gilbert Strickler. 2 p.m. Decatur Emblem club. Elks home. 7:30 p.m THURSDAY Indies Alt! of Union Chapel, church, all day. Rarallstic study club. Mra. Elmo Lengerich 8 p.m. Women of the Moose formal initiation. Moose home. 7:80 p.m.. officers meeting. 7 p.m. 80-Cha-Rea. Miss Virginia Laurent. 7:30 p.m. Past Matrons club luncheon. Mrs. R. A Stucky. 348 Mercer Avenue I p.m. -Kirkland W. C. T. JT, Ms. Frank -7 ladles Fellowship of Missionary thurch, Hrs. Noah Rich, 7 p) m Women's Guild of St. Lukes Evadgelical and Reformed church, church, all day. , ... Friendship Village club of Blue Creek township. Kltnaey school. 1 p.m. FRIDAY Salem. Methodist W. B. C. B._cafeteris supper, church basement. * to 7 p. m. —- SUNDAY Girl Scout Council, -Mrs. James Burk. 7 30 pjn. Philathes class of Baptist chur-; ch church siH-iai rooms. 7:30 p.m First Christian Willing Workers Thanksgiving Supper. Church Basement. 5 pm post and available for community use. beds, fraclure beds, bed rails,, an oxvgen tent and polio tracks i have been purchased. I A report on the 1951 membership gives the unit r- membership of one hundred and eighty seven. In an effort to meet the year’s quota of 148. members are asked to renew their dues as soon ax loxxttde as they will be delinquent after Decemlier 26. Dues tray be paid at the Legion home, to Mrs. T. C. Smith. 615 Nuttman Avenue any of the auxiliary officers, or sent to any of the above A Christmas party will be held on December 8. Dinner will be served and a 11 gift exchange will be held. The president and secretary conference will be held In Indianapolis November 17 and 18. Miss Elting anl M™ Mildred Smith are planning to attend. Miss Elting. Frances Monohan and Mildred Darwachter were among those who attended the fourth district meeting Miss Virginia Iraurent will entertain memliers of So-Cha-Rea Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock. The Sancta Maria study club will MnUrTiBM Mm IMmM Tbb Fhw Car owner* wko aro w*M*B money and not guttin* yaauar gaa -“nrr *• *wo« i* l * will be pleaaed to tom W a Wtoctmatat tnventow wUa Baa Gzvri—oped a vary ctovur unit that Im*b ««re It to automatto Mto totoMtM KB the auporchargo prindglg Haally Inataltod la a tow Ui to oil I Fit* all earo troeka and trneton. Tha tha VaauGoatia CUrtraretor Ca. I*3» 188 W. Bteta Bt, Wauwatoaa, Wla. aaa adMag a Vacu-aMtto to aayoaa wha wfll install it aa Ma car aed to* intredaaa it to aftoax Tkay wM gladly asad fun fNa gaHaUta* It you write thora *r juat aand your name and addruaa aa a paaay peat card today.

meet at the home of Miriam Moore 413 Went Adams street at eight o’clock this evening. The Monmouth Parent Teachetw Association will have its regular tueetlng at the Monmouth school Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock. The executive committee is asked to meet at seven fifteen. Mrs. R. A. Stucky. 348 Mereer Avenue, will be hostess at a one o'clock luncheon next Thursday for member* of the Past Matrons dub. The Monroe Better Homes club meeting hAx been changed from ■ Novdhtbee 14 to-Friday. Novemßer 24. at .seven thirty o.ctock. This meeting, to be held st the Monroe school, will be held in connection with the Good Neighbors club, as- , slating in the 4-H Giris Acblevei ment program. Mias Anna Buns, of . Germany, assisted by Miss Anna K. Williams, will show slides of her work in Germany. A business session will -be held at seven o’Jriock preceding-the program. The Women of the Moose will have fonnal initiation at the Moose ■ home Thursday evening at seven ) thirty o'clock. The officers will meet at seven o'clock. Mrs Elmo Lengerich will be hos. tess for the meeting of the Ruralistic study club at eight o’clock Thursday evening. Mrs. Louise Sbraluka. of 350 i Line street, is in the Adams coun•y memorial hospital today reeov--1 < ring from » Tract ured left hip received early Sunday in a fall in I her hqme. Hospital attaches staled the |g-year-old Mrs. Shraluka's -condition was “good.” Mrs. Shraluka's is the grandmother of sher-iff-elect Robert Sbraluka. i The I-adies Aid of Union Chapel will have an all day meeting wft the church Thursday, A potluck dinner will be served at noon and , the day will be spent sowing and quilting. The ladies of the church are invited. The Philathea class of the First Baptist church will meet in the church social rooms Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Hostesses will be Mra. Dora Massonee and Miss Jesse Winnes. Mrs. Ina 1 Peterson will have charge of the ' social hour. The Girl Scout Council will have a meeting at the home of Mrs. James Burk Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock. I ' Mr. and Mra. Randolph Neeley of Arlington Heights, HI., retura;ed to their home Sunday after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller. The Neeley's and I Hellers motored to Ann Artrar. . Mich. Saturday to witness the !n- --' dlana Mkbignn' fcratoHf 'W» " ' Mr and Mra W’alter Somers and . Mx. aad Mra Giatrence Zlnat nMAoc ed to Bloomington Sunday for a day’s visit with tbrir sons. Chester Somers and Gene Einar, students at Indiana UaiveraMy Mr. and Mra. David Baker and daughters Kathleen and Rosemary of Marion. 0.. visited friends and relatives In Decatur over the vtfeekMrs R. D. Myers Is visiting In Kinston. N. C.. with her daughter. Mrs. J. J. Rowland. Democrat Want Ado Bring Reoulte

Proposes Study Os More American Aid Recommends Study Mode By Congress Washington, Nov 13— (UPI— Prexidont Truman recommended to congress for study today, proposals that the United Htatea invest up to ISOO.tMM.tMMI a year In Asia. Africa. and !<atin America while conrinuing for three or four more years the Marshall plan in western Europe. The proposals were made in a 131-page report on U 8. foreign economic policy prepared for Mr. Truman by former secretary of war Gordon Gray Gray, now president of the University of North Carolina, was made a special assistant to the president last March 31 to study possible programs after the scheduled and of the Marshall aid In 1952- 5 Gray asserted that what thl« country does in the foreign eco nomlc field is as important to victory la the cold war with Russia ax what we do to regrm the free world against communism Mr. Truman in a statement on, the report declared that U. S economic policy must be "worldwide in concept" and must be geared closely to military and ditc lomatic policy. The president said Gray’s report -‘should be of great value to the roagreas and the executive branch in developing specific measures" to further the objectives of world peace and stability. He did not, however, say whether he will send congress legislative recommendations based on Gray's proposals. •Gray's recommendations are so far-ranging that It appeared highly unlikely that the "lame duck" session of congress will take them up And in view of tost week s Republican election victories. It ap peered that some of Gray's specific proposals would get a critical going over In the 82nd congress which convene* Jan. 3. These recommendations include: M.:m I. Modification of the V. 8 farm price 'upport system and rgduft tion nt direct subsidies to the marltlnre Induxiry mr sreps Toward freeing world trade Fhannels > J. Further gtgeral.. t»ri« cu's, extension of the reciprocal trade agreements program for four yeart more, abolition of rules requiring military procurement agencies to “buy American." and creation of a new agency to coordinate all foreign economic programs.

Dr. White's Church Destroyed By Fire 1 The East Dayton Evangelical United Brethren church, of which Dr. C. O. White, formerly of Decainr. in the pastor. burned com pletely enrly Sunday morning according to word received, here today Mr. and Mrs Ted Hill and Her old Mumma of this city motored U>. Dayton Bunday morning and were planning on attending Dr White’s morning service*. They arrived there while the fire was still in progress The entire building was destroyed, with the exception of three of the brick walls. it is understood that members of the congregation of the East Day i ton church have arranged to use the auditorium of a nearby s hool until a now church is constructed Decatur Masons To Exemplify Degree Headed by Harold Mumma. master of the Decatur Masonic lodge, a number of Decatur Scottish RHe Masons will exemplify the twelfth ’degree at the annual fall eonvoca tion of Scottish Rile Masons which starts at Fort Wayne Tuesday morning. More than Adams county members of the Scottish Rite are plannlne an attesting parts of the ceremony which will dose Thursday afternoon with exemplification of She 32nd degree and a banquet William and Norma McClure Bedwell. 227 North Fourth street, are the parents of a baby son. bom at ld:l& a.'m today at the Adams county memorial hiumital. He weighed » pounds. 4 ounces. Admitted: Joseph Wheeler Geneva: Mrs. Charles Knapp. Mercer Avenue. Mrs Louise Shraluka. city. Dismissed Mrs Arthur Krueckeberg. Decatur; Mrs. Gordon Soman and baAy girl. Decatur. Waldo Eckrow. Decatur; Melvi nßtrahm. | Monroe; Mrs Kathleen Nfclick. Deeatur.

.. ,J., .rMMRMBKMMB It « ' ' ■——A met FHOTO of the two White House pobceman rtxot down to tto attempt to aasaratnate Premdent Truman toovre tbem contratomto* M a Washington hospital. They are Joaeph ** ihdomen; Donald Blrdzell. 42. wounded tn both tow- *1

Terre Haute Theater Manager Is Robbed Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 12. —: (UP)— Police sought two bandits today Who held up Grand theater manager Jotin Arthur last night and took $3,674. The armed gunmen surprised Arthnr alone in his office They taped him to a chair and It took . him 45 minutes to work the chair j to a door and attract the attention I of a custodian. Mrs. Snow Observes 93rd Anniversory Mrs John F. Snow of Ceylon, formerly of this city, obeerved her S3rd birthday anniversary last Saturday. She lives atone to that place, lx alert and oujoying good health. Mr*. Snow moved to CeytoaL near Geneva, following the death of her husband. John F. Hnow, a former county superintendent of schools and historian of this city, she came to Adams county with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Hoskinson, in 18*5 If You Have Anythin, Te *ell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Fays Do you swSor from hot tus>ra, wsrvoua tension, upset emotkwra—due to functional 'change of life' (to 80 M years)—that period when fertility ebbs away, when symptoam of this nature may often betray your age’ Start taking Lydia «. ftnkhxwi’S Vegetable Compound to relieve such sympusns. No other medicine of this type tor women bsa auch dtong ramord of success. Taken regularly. Pinkham's C ompound helps build up resistance against such middle-age dlatteea. A great medicine made «speciallf tor women. Thr womew’a friend’ NOTE Or you may prefer Lydia K. Pinkham/Tablets with added Iron. LYBIA L MNKMB'I S&SSS

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Two Men Arrested For Robbing Market Terre Haute, lad . Nov. 13. — TUP)— Cart Lindley Todd. 35, Ter. re Haute, aad Orvffle Leonard De vellen. 42 Indianapolis, were held today for' robbing an ludianapoll* poultry market Nor. *. They were traced through the license plate on Todd'o «*r, poMce I aaM. wbk-k was used to the hoMav at the C. A. Smulyaa aad son nrarkef Police said both mon bad long police rer erds. for every day of the weekl FAIRWAY RESTAURANT DeGetRMD Dy tM Krtho fM* fto. mSEWIFE: If y«* are buay waahtac .. .Iroatatg ... rh—bq ... I why Mt MU** *•“* *** J entire faraity «to eut . . . I YoaU tzjy a toßriiM , . meal, without uuti;. bm ► I yoa'M (ft a*n wwt Jud*. ALSO SERVING: NOON LUNCHES. SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES DICK’S NNLL OPEN 8:00 A. to. to F *L