Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1951 — Page 3

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’ ■ PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE NAMES NEW OFFICERS •-1 M rlji Kenneth Runyon entejfaiu* >J‘d lajt .night for the memlH»n» W Ruth fcircle of the Presbyterian church, wit|i Mrs? Frank Wraight ami jilfs. Jack “KnudsPn as assisting hostesses. . i t . ' Mid Cimem-c Zincr gave the deVOli<>M Yearbooks were distrib i»nd plans for the forthcoming year Were discussed • off hers named for the , year wiere Mrs. R. C. Hersch. treasurer, Mrs., Wraight; program . < hairjiian. .).Mrs. ; Knudsen./ STUDY CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. SCHNEPP 'Tlib Holy - ( Tos.-i discussion qlfiu , me-tLiterhjrtly St the home of Mrs; Carl'- Schlepp. Mrs Herman RumsHilagiwas program chairman; nieeting <rpened with prayer rind rt>lh»wintt?rdlHcall the question a box was answered. The discussion topic was “.The, Mhss' and yttie ros /* nry was recited in .-closing. -i\ The next nu-eting will he F<c, 1-.iarybS at the home of Mrs. Her a >mah tLoshe. . . ; . I\ ■ ■'•• • —■ H. OF fooQSE ;.lEEi THURSDAY The Women qf the Moose held I.regular Sofia! . meeting at Ihe Moose home evening, ,’t’ho' < liild rare committee had < harge of refreshments. Th ■ ■;. doqrywu’lze was awarded tb Mrs. 11 dftlifrresler;. ‘J who plah to attend the meeting at Blufjftqn on January 28 aie asked so rheet, at the Aloose •J| hoinejon Thursday evening fpr rbl -I hearsil since aj number of substf,- - hues |dR fill the-chdirs. ' :? ?/ ? ' . ,■ ■ ~ JUNIfR ART To GIVE WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM ([ 2 . Junior Art f department Os , the Decatur Woman's club, who are in of the January general ineefiag. fa-> be held Monday evening ‘a® forty-five o'clock at ° . th»‘lliiirary. will present a skit given 'numbers of the Ciyic Tifbit|r in Fort Wayne. The cast )’ w ill t Ide,hide Mrs. Reid Eeksbn, , Gary, i.'reksoh and Stanley Grejen. • i ... All Jmrmbei-s. of the Woman's chile j age -Urged to use their guests .ticket'll for the meeting. \ ' . Al i sLErekkon is chairman of r’q* : ■ i V . ■ , "—; ' Now Ao B I Rf C distress'without dosing rub VaPORuB ■■ jjjj,,, — For Best IBooks And Longest •’< Wqar ... I Let Us Clean . ■ ■ Your Clothes Regularly. ELLY’S : DRY CLEANING •-H Phone 3-3202

i BEED “ PERSONAL LOAN? I When ,vou get short on ready cash, that is when h pei’soual loan comes \mighty \ handy. When that money need arises, cohsult us. \We make personal /loans from S2O to $250 or More without endorsers. - All Joans privately arranged. Liberal terms. | 1 local loan company I 43$ N. Second St. Decatur,. Ind. \ Phone 3-2013 » B SATURDAY & SUNDAY R H SPECIAL | H i -Fresh DRY COTTAGE CHEESE g lOc"’- 2"19c H El Delicious LONGHORN CHEESE B | Lh - 59c I | CAKE ROLL | Q vanilla ice cream roll Ui / in a devil's food cake |j M ONLY H H QUART 55® H m —— n li| . N/G. GOSSARD, Mqr. , j DECATUR, IND. l&U n 1111 ■ JI xk

dramatic section of Junibr Artfl, Miss, Helen Hau bold is chainpan of thfe .must section and Miss Kathryn Kauffman, the art department. \ m |' FORMER LOCAL GIRL WED AT GRIFFITH* ' 1 NJms Joyce Mae Gable, daughter fit Mr. and Mrs. Leroy D. Cable, W South Broad, Griffith, former 1 1 sidents of Decatur, wah to Willis Roberts Wyland, son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Wylahd Williamsburg’ Pa. at. the Firsft FSvangelical and Reformed clpircn ip,Gary bn, November 26. Rev. J. M. Johnson of Gary, offic iatec| ajl- |b<* dohble ring ceremony at two o'clbck in. the afternoon. Preceding the wedding a musical was presented by Mrs. John Grau of Gpry, organist, and C'liffprd Pbsteina, soloist. * The bride chose a gowh of wliitb' slipper satin fashioned with* a bodice, set off with bro-,-<adt-d satin ruffles outlining the marquisettp yoke, and long sleeves V’b'ich extended to points oVer the? hands, The skirt was detailed with full brocaded ruffles ai the sides, extending, into the wide. ; full train. A nylon illuaion tiara jheld ‘ her fingertip veil of - nylon ! and'she carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations with pink edghig, centered with an orchid. Her rhinestone necklace and earrings were a g,ift of the groom. She was given in tparriagd ! by her father. Mrs. Eugene Miller of this city attended her sister as matron of honor in a gowii of light green sjipper satin styled with a fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. A; bertha collar edged in lace acI rented the sheer yoke and the lase detail was used in :»,piekup effect /at the hemline of the skirt. She carried a colonial bous quet of light bronze pompons. Mrs. Ralph Mankey, of Decatun apother sister, of the bride and Wisss Shirley Wylaifd, groom’s sistbr. were bridesmaids in gownfi of shrimp and blue satin styled ! like that of the matron of honor. 'They carried of yellow pompons. ‘A Miss Winfred Mankey, niece of the bride, was flower girl? She, was dressed- in pink satin and carried a small basket of baby, pink roses. Leroy D. Cable,' of i Muncie.. the bride’s nephew, i carried the; rings on a satin pillow. Wyland, of Gary, at tended his? brother as best man apd ushers included Lerdy C. <‘ai>lA. of Mum-ic, Ladal E. .(’able, cos Marion, brothers of the bride. Eugene Miller of this city, and Clinton Studebaker of Foi;t VVayne. ’ Serving the guests at a reception I held in the church parlors were. Mrs. Ladal' Cable, Mrs. Leroy? (?able r Mrs. 'Robert Lunghofer, siister. of t.he/\grbo<Hn, .Mrs. Veral, Willihtns. Mrs. Clinton Studebaker i and Miss Peggy Young. ' The <ouple‘ , resides with the' bride’fl parents. Mrs. VWyland', a graduate of Griffith high is employed* at Mapes Consolidated Miinlifacturing Co,. , ahd her husband, who attended WillPrinsburg high school, is employed ;ii Farnegiq Stecel. y |

PROFIT-PLEASURE CLUB OBSERVES STH BIRTHDAY The ’Profit and pleasure Home E«onomie.s club of Washingtoii township entertained members of the Decatur Home Economics club Wednesday in observance of the fifth anniversary cf its founding. Officers of the Adams county Home Ec. clubs and presidents of tlire township cjuhs were also guests. A luncheon was served at noon in the MOYiroe Methodise church annex to s|xty-one members and guestk. The tables were beautifully decorated with the club colors and centered with birthday cakes. '! The; afternoon program opeAed with group (x singing and the devotional service was led by vMrs. Schueller. The club history was read and Mrs. J. J. Yost and Mrs. Alton Corson «an£ -a duet. A short playlet was given by M'rh Yost, Mrs. (’paries Schnepp and Mrs. Clarence McKean. The door prize was given to Mrs. Heni y Adler. During the morning session the following officers of Profit and Pleasure dub were installed by Mrs. Albert Beineke, county president: Mrs. Henry Heiman, “president; Bernard Lengerich, first vice-president; Mrs. Vhyllis Winteregg, second vicepresident; secretary, Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman; treasurer, Mrs. William Miller. 8080 ORGANIZATION MEETS MONDAY NIGHT The Bobo Community Organization held their January meeting at the Bobo school Monday evening. Roman Sprunger presided. The opening prayer for peace was offered by Rufus Brodbeck. A;t the business meeting 'it was decided that the group shquld be represented at the farmers institute on February 1. The musical program consla|ed of a vocal solo, “Harbor Lights” by' Nancy Gaskill, and many old-’ time numbers were played on string instruments by Dale Harshman, William Kelly and JUiman Gaskill. The program was in charge of Mrs. Harold Kelly and Mrs. Kenneth Ohler. were served to seventy-five members by Mrs. Marshall Hilpert and Mrs. Kertni: Bowen. / . Committees appointed for the February meeting are: program. Mrs. Herman Brunner and Mrs. Groce Tope, refreshments, Mrs Gifford Banner and Raymond McAhren. > ' \\ i ’ 18088 JOHNSTON TO SPEAK AT ADAMS CENTRAL P.T.A. The Adams Central P.T.A. will bold their regular meeting in the high school gym Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock. *The bus drivers of the school corporation are in charge and; have obtained i one of the most outstanding speakers qf the year’s program? Boss-Johhaton, from station WGW in Cincinnati. He has been heard on Aiany WLW progra'ms and is in gheat demand as a v lecturer ir this area. I. Bob y Geisel -will be featured | plgyipg the marimba and movies tor children will, be shown’. All members and friends arq uifgqd to attend. “W — MRS. JOHN HOLTHOUSE HOSTESS TO SORORITY j' Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta I Sigma Phi sorority held its biV\ monthly meeting Wednesday ning at the home of Mrs. John Holthouse. ' - \ The business meeting was conducted by the? president, Mrs. Eugfetie Beam. Roll call was answered by naming the phase of 'natujre enjoyed most. It was announced that the state council meeting will he held at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis January 21. ■ Miss Bernadine Faurote was In 'charge of thle cultural lesson on ’ Nature.” Mrs 1 . Bruce Bricker gave an interesting talk on “Modern Conceptions of our Universe,” and Miss Raurote gave an informative talk on ‘'Life'on v \ The meeting adjourned with the closing ritual by the group. WOMAN’S SOCIETY HONORS NEW Thd Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church honored the fifty new members > that have joined the society during the past year at their general meeting, held at the church last evening. Mrs. George Heidi gave the opening prayer and 'Mrs. Johq Doan, past president., welcomed the new members and told of the work of the society. Mis. Samuel Emericjc gave the devotionals \and Mrs. \ Myles Parrish the lesson, using as their theme, “What Is It In Thine Hand.” Mrs. Parrish was assisted by Mrs. Sylvester Everhart and, Mrs. iRi chard Parrish. An interesting report of the conference meeting at Muncie was given by , Mrs. Jay Thacker. During . the business meeting Mrs. W. p. Robinson announced that the society would serve a cafeteria supper to the public on Saturday, January 20. Mrs. Lloyd Ahr will be general chairman of < ?■-■ j - / k . ■ -

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Society Items for day's publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson FRIDAY Cal Vary E.1’.8. ,Ladies Aid? church, 7:30 p.m. Victory class of Trinity EJ’-B. church, church social rooms, 7:30 p.m. Deanery meeting of N.C.C.W.. St. Patrick’s school, Fort Wayne Executive board of Council o' Church’ Women, library 2 p.m. St. Dominic study club, Mrs. Charles Keller? Homestead No. 2, X p.m. * ' ‘ Legion Auxiliary business meeting, Legion Home, 8 p.m. SUNDAY Girls Missionary Guild of Union Chapel, Miiss Shirley p. m- ' , MONDAY ( Adamk Central P. T- A., high school gym*7:3(l p. in. Decatur Women’s club general fleeting, library. 7:45 p. m. » , Junior Wii-menM club called meeting, library, after Women’s club general meeting. Adams County Home Economics club chorus, Monroe Farm Bureau, 7:30 p.m. ; \ Si. Catherine’s study club, Mrs. Lengerich, 8 p.m. Ladled Fit4ma(i's Auxiliary, Mrs. kleorge Rentz, 8 p.m, Adams Central P.T.A., higa school gym, 7:30 jxm. \ TUESDAY Loyal class of Bethany 'E.I’.B. chprch, Mrs. Bar! Fuhrman. 7:30 p.m. \ Cath,olic Ladles of Columbia social meeting, C. L. of C. hall, 7:30 P- m. f Decatur Garden club, Mrs. G. D. Mac-Lean, 2 p\m. Tri kappa sorority social meeting. Elks home, 8 p. m. Pocohantas lodge, supper and installation. Red Men’s hall, 6 p n : WEDNESDAY Psi lota Xi sorority social meet Jng lElks home. 8 p.m. Historical club, Mrs. C. W; Dellinger. 519 West Jefferson street, 2:3(1 m. THURSDAY Friendship Village Home Economics club. Kimsey school, 1 p.m Pleasant Mills W.S.C.S., Mrs. barrell Clouse. 1:30 p.m.? — the affair; Refreshments Were served at the close,-of the meeting iiy the following hostesses: Mrs. Adrian Baker. Mrs. Harve Baker, Mrs. Einma BeaVers. Mrs. Everhart, Mrs. Walter Sommers, Mrs. Bur dette Custer Mrs. William Barber, Mrs. Henry Heller, Mrs. Albert Beery, Mrs. L. E, Archbold and Mrs. Clyde Toman. TRINITY W.S.WaS. \ HOLDS MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the Woman’s Society of World Service of Trinity church; was held Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs, John waa the leader for the “The Near East-Cradle of Religion". Mrs. Frank Bohnke played the; prelude, after which, the group sang the hymn “Stand Up For? Jesus.” Mrs. Bob Robenold had: charge of devotions, readingscripture from the book df Acts. The leaders talk was given byi Mrs. Chambers and talks were also given by Mrs. Light, Mrs. Clarence Drake, Mrs. Herman Sautbine and Mrs. Roy Mumma. Mrs. Morgan conducted the bus 4 ihess session after the program. Hostesses for the evening wereMrs. Herald Hitchcock, Mrs. Mori

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gan and? Mrs. George Myers. j ■ ? 'l;'- ■ j LADIES FELLOWSHIP IN January meeting ' ~! ! Tl|e Indies Fellowship qf the Misssioibiry, church met at the ißnne c|f Mrs. Harden for tfeeir January meeting , last evening. s Twenty-one mefnbers and three© guests, ' Mrs. Viola Augsburger, Mrs. Roger Beard and Mrs. ’ Wid Michaels, were present. I | I’The opening hymn was (‘Lean- , illg on the Everlasting Arms,” and prayer was offered by Mrs. VonGupten. Mrs. Merle Johnson read and discussed "Things ’i'e cin \lo for the Lord this year.” Letters jwere read from Miss Erma. Augsberger, home missionary In Souther# Indiana, and Miss Leia G. .McConnell, missionary worker ift Kentucky. The evening was spent sewing quilt blocks and knotting comfort * drs and refreshments were served Uta later hour by Mrs. Guy Secaur and Mrs. Harden. B.P.W. CLUB MEETING At hotel coffee shop The Business, and Professiqt.al Women’a club met Wednesday eve nin-g In the Hotel Coffee Shop for their monthly dinner meeting. The Year provided the theme “for the table deeorationii. Blue, rose and white streamers strewn wjth confetti were pldced lengthwise on the table. The officer’s ijtble was centered with a lhuge antique dock with the haijds i»et at j! o’clock. At one side of the clock,'was a large doll dressed as the New? Year, and at the other was a card boaild reproduction of Fat her Time, Miniature“dons Gressed as the New Year served as place cards' and ? catiiboard reproductions of hourglasses and docks completed Abe settling Between dinner courses the B ; P,W. sextet, accompanied !>y Dorothy- West, .presented several selections. W* Guy Brown, pi*incipal of Decatur high school, was the speaker. He talked on “Voational Guidance As It Concerns Our Students And Our Schools.” Dr. Joe Morris presented a sho;t ■moving picture, “Volunteer 5420 ’ This picture gives an explanation jot the | blood donor service \ The committee in dharge of the dinner consisted of Martha Smith, Dorothy Cottrell, Beulah Parrish and Ainallne Woodward.' Members of the Junior Women’s jetub will have a called rpeeting, following the Women's qlub general meeting at the library Monday evening./ All members are urged to be present. \ ' The Catholic Ladles of (Columbia I Will have a social meeting at th* it}- L. of C. hall Tuesday evening at Seven thirty o’clock. Mrs Joe smith and' Mrs. Joe Kelley are; co-chair-man. . ;■ - ! The Pleasant Mills W.S.C.S. *will hold, its meeting at the home of Mrs. Darrell Clouse Thursday .afternoon at one thirty o’clock Mrs. G. D. will be (hostess, to the Decatur Garden 'duh Tuaaday afternoon- at two! o'clock. • | ' ~ '? t The January meeting of the Village Home Economics club will be x Jield at the> Kimsey school Thursday afternoon ail? one o’clock. .1 ?The Loyal Daughters, mass of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren churt-li will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Fuhrman Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Mrs. Maty Lynch will he the asssisting hostess. L L~”, i FOR SALE: Beauty Shop - Equipment, Royal Chrome. / Very reasonable. Dorothy Phone 3-2916. Homestead 28. 9t3 : - .1

I Mr. and Mrs] Gordon E. Olson Birmingham. Mich., are the par wpm of a baby son. horn ’at 2 t>'ck>e.k Monday morning at the Joseph Mercy hospital U Pon, ,'tiac, :He weighed 7 phunds, Hli ounces. Mrs. Olson is the Mary Grace Zirnr-nman of this cliy. The baby is the third child an 1 first son in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shaffer of: route three are the parents of a baby son, born at 2:28 a. in. today at (he Adams county memorial hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. Democrat Waet Ads Bring Results

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GIRL SCOUTS Brownie Troop 2 helrj. I|h regil’.i; meeting |t the Lincoln s< ; hobl mi' <i*»r the Readership of Mrs. Ralph Allison apd Mrs. Kt nne'h S<-hnt- »f The meeting was opened with the brownie promise and roll call. The ifolh/wing officers Were elected i-f-sident Nancy Gasq; vice-prcsi-i dertt, Joan Gage; scribe. Pan., -Cook. OU| troop was given instrtic ' tioiis on first aid by Mrs. Bober; ’ | Railing- Refreshments were Served -by N’ancy Pearl iGase. The 4neet--1 ling was 'closed with the hrownje ■ song. : . - ? ■ I / Scribe, Patty Cook. II / '• • ’■ !, '■ i OUR OWN > COUGH SYRUP 49c 98c ■ Kohne Drug Store

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