Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1951 — Page 3

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\ FFKDEBATION OF CLUBS MEETyMQ ON Th** JA’lapiß County: Federatldn of ctu l) i£ rjn et at the home of Mr*. (Jerald purkin on Thursday afternoon. Itddy Meyer, '.conservation' chairm in for Adams county, and--1,. <lfi» Archbold,, county agririilturn! a, :f-nt, were guest speakers. ' Mr. . l|eyer" .talked on cpnserva tion aid showed groups o! , jictnrepj showing, damage being done t(|'forests by fires and Intlh. . crimlhwtp cutting <ir ; tress. Hv told ofithe effort- ths <<ouservatlon M to. ami, have them harvest nd *fipiuhw|< nips. tin also noted th< offtfris J|hning made io save Iho iMfUloMfid other wild life. Mr J|ei'lihtih| linked the mem bm»j olMlie .iotliily women's i'liilh ta by tielpiup. 10 mold p&|lhv opinion, tn th,e dri . i lb -l|ai’iipHlidiiim roUhly free of nil. ins by |i|av|rfg f ah Moms' im < imiti-.l lor tlii'giKm-iom olirn ir.Veim. Mr*. |i(atph Httilney girve an liibnwfflßg Pai'nr ini "Conservation idoiir >A4 ,UrH 'Hm<om<-cM ’ add Mru. j .JtiiberV-i wacklliK. spoke, uni nnislr ’ _,iin4 how] if can loi used to iinlji i iwoHd |tjnderMtaßdifnc she also talked ,<>{l youth conservation and whtit. It|rt|iina Federated clubs have * Clone. 11 Mrs. , Neudstine. vice pre3i<|ei|U presided during the'bus inegs mHtfng, at which time it was voted • id purchase a five dollar health hand. A letter from the districtlegislative chairman was read, asking Olub women to contact their lei^slators .and urge them to vote.-foi| jhouse bill 49 which sets up the? Organisation for a local health The Indiana Federation ofidubs is sponsoring this bill. .’ '■ . . .... . . CountVj club women are invite.! to attend! the Indiana Federated club art’iincheori'to be held Feb-

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ruary 2 in the Lincoln hotel, Indianapolis. This will be Federation day at the Hoosier Art Salon in Block's Auditorium. Reservations should-be made with Mrs. (leprge llauin, Lake Manitou, Rochester, or at the hotel after January sl. The hostess was assisted hi serving refreshments h y Mr s. Ervin Stucky, .Mrs. Harry set Derinott, Mrs. Chester Armstrong), Mrs. h'arl Butler and Mrs. Gh-nii Schaudt MRS. BUTLER HOSTES* TO philathean class i Mrs, ,Hi |ce \ Butler entciMiilw<d last evening for mambara of iu* Phllafheitii class of the First Hap (Ist vliunh. Mrs, H. E, tlite was Ihe tisslat Ing host ess imv'otloim wet e wit by Mm, L Merilmun and Mrs, Il N. HhrulJ pi.-J.lfil .14.1 111.- r.hi.rl himlnvhS aesslon, Em h inoinher imrtlclpiuhd iri the program, Heveral remllngs mid inibtihnl s.’lvi t lulls wore glvmii liml Mi i Itohert iliiminoml • <in .in. ted- M giMigriiihy (ontc-d ’l,’b«prize was won by Mr* Mux Schafer -Collvi tioii-i to five dollars, I Refreshments were served to fifteen members by the IfoHtemms The next meeting will be held, at the home of Mrs. Roy Johnson With Mrs- James Strickler assist Ing. ADAMS COUNTY NURSES NAME NEW OFFICERS The Adams. County Nurses Association held election of officers for the coining year at their* regular meeting held at the Decatur fire station recently. Mrs. Neola Luginbill was Elected president Mrs. Florence Aurand, vice-pres-lident, Mrs. Dorothy Habeg’ger, secretary, and Mrs. Chloe Parrish, treasurer. After a brief business

Mrs. Max Schafer gave an outline of the plans of the local Red Cross chapter in the civilian defense program. She also solicited the help of the nurses in several phases of the program. The retiring officers were the hostesses for the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harold Hoffman, chairman, Mrs. Berwyn Sprunger and Mrs. Arthur Miller. The attendance prize was awarded to Mrs. Leonard Solldajf. ANTIOCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN MEETING The Womans Missionary society of the Antioch chunh tpei gt the 4 home of Mrs. Able Carper and Mrs. Oscar Gelse) Thursday for an all duy meeting. A potluck dinner was served at noon.! s . At the afternoon meeting de -votiotis were conducted by \bs Flo lirlght 801 l mil was tnisWt’i’ed with a scripture verse, A prayer period was held fori foreign nils shmurles and servlcumeh, The remainder of the day was spit.i sewing'carpet rugs. , j Thti t'lrclns of (he MetlioiilMt WM.CH .Will hidtl theli m.-rlit’ir Thiiisday nfternooii at two tliljtv o'tdoclrr -jMra John T Myers will be liostpas to Circle IA, Mrs l.inoin ,loti,iiMoii will enteiihln Circle 2-A and Mrs. Paul 'Edwards Circle 2 11. Clri l« :t B will tuthe home of Mrs. Frank Krli k and Circle 4 nt the home of Mrs. Hazen Moote. ■ The Fib Kan Sunshine Girls wilt have their meeting at the K. uil’j home Monday evening at Btx o’clock.' Important business ifni be discussed and all members are urged to be present, f | The Adams County Roadside Council meeting will be held aridity ■ afternoon at one thirty o’clock at the Farm Bureau budding in Monroe. All menybers’ urged to attend. ? j Members of the St. Vincent Lie Paul society will meet at the C.|l. of C. hall Wednesday afternoon ;at two o’clock. Circle 5 of the Methodjist W.S.C.S. will meet at the home ■ of Mrs. Joseph Kaehr, on Mtmdjay evening at’ eight o’clock. Mis a Bernice Nelson will he the program leader.

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; I ■' I Wp ■ i I ' m 7 ' H, it L /J • ■ MISS JANICE DULL and Eua»'ne Thnl< her were united In martinge ledMitly In u ceremony perfprmml, by the Rev. Ilai iy Miller at •he Wren; Evungelh nlT’nlted llrdliren, (ihurdi. Mr, mid Mrs. Buford Dull of Wr« n. ()„ aie the imrenis <>i the in ide and the gr<mm i the ' son of -Mr: and Mjrs Herbert Thiifcjlier of; ihuh WRlshire. The couple are t<- idoi;- at 'Ul'.- North Recntm wtllmt in (Ids city. i . ' , | Photo by' Anspaugh

Society Itftms for day’s publication; must be phoned in by 11a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson SATURDAY Cafeteria supper. First Methodist church .dining room, .5 to 7 p.m. ’ - . Salem E. and R. Girls Guild bake sale, Publix Service,' 9 a.m. Magley Reformed church rummage sale, K. of P. home, ft a.m. to 4:30 p.m) MONDAY Flo-Kan Sunshine Girls, K. of P. home, fi.;p.m. : j Holy Family study club, Mrs. Jerome Re«d, 8:30 p.m. Girls' Missionary sGuild, Betty Miller, 7:30 p.m. Pythian Needle club, K. of i*. home, ai’.'er Temple ' Rosary -Sbc'lnty of St; Mary’s church, (‘ L. (>f (' hall,: 7 Ju p.m Root Tow nship ‘ Mothers study group, Monmoutli school, 7:30 p.m. Research dub, Mrs. Il D, MyVrs, g;|(i pin. TUESDAY Chur< Il Mothers study club, First Bnptb t cliui ch, x p m Relmkiih Lodge/- I(»(1 F hull.. 7 30 p in , ■ Three Link i lulr iMte lodge i Ihdtn iJMiuhdib tltuplor of llel.i Hlgmn Clarnncp Zlum. 7 .10 p m ' llobt Township Home Econotn les duh. Mrs.- Robert Johnsoti, Kirkland I .mile a duh. Adilins Central high school, 7 p in. WEDNESDAY st. Vincent de Paul, (’. L. of (’. hall, 2 p.m. \ Presby-ter.lan Women’s Assncliition, diarchy 8 p.m. jlolly Housewives Home Economics dub. Pleasant Mills .school, 1:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall. 8:30 p)m. 7 ’ .' Epsilon Sigma chapter of Betn Sigma Phi. jVfrs. Vbn- Stoffer, 949 Mercer Avenue, 8 p.m. ), THURSDAY Methodist .‘Circle 1-A, Mrs. John T. Myers, 2 .\3O p.m. Methodist Circle 2-A. Mrs. Erman Johnson, 2:30 p.m. Methodist’ Cirde 2-B t Mrs. Paul Edwards, 2>30 p.m. Methodist Circle 3-B, Mrs. Frank Krick, 2:30 p.m. Methodist Circle 4. Mrs. Hazeh Moore, 2:30 p.m. jj P- j' Women of the Moose formal initiation, Moose home, 7:30 p.m , officers at 7 p.m. FRIDAY Adams County Roadside Council, Monroe Farm Bureau, 1:30 p.m. Circle 5 of Methodist W.S.C.S., Mis'. Joseph Kaehr, 8 pin pounds, 10 uunceh, was horn to Mi and ’Mrs Gordon M. Lleduv. Berne, at M o’dth k thia morning at the local hospital, Mr and Mrs. Richard Cook, PleusiHii Mills, lire, imrents of a baby dnughti*r. born Friday at 19:07 p, m nt the Adams bounty memorial hdaphat ' Mr. and Mrs. Clmrlna Pyle of Linn Grove,’are parents of a lisbv >on, horn ut 2:10 o’clock thh morning ut the local hosplthl. If ydu have eomething to sell or rooms for rent try a Democrat Want Adv. it brings results. If You Have Anything To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Paya.

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■-.■11.1, 1..;-,,. , H„ Mrk Frank Parrish, mother of Judge Myles F. Pafrikh and Dr. Richard Parrish, was reported as t’reUtthg comfortably," in her room it the Lutheran hospital where riSmains following an emergen-' :y‘ apendectomy performed Wedicsdtiy, _ \ Mr* and Mrs. F. W.' Holthoiise Os Louisville. Ky., arrived here last bight, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutton, of Newton Center, Mass, will arrive today to attend funeral Services for Mrs. Avon BurkSheriff Alva Smith has been naihed Democratic city chairman of Bluffton and will be in charge dlirirtg .the campaign for city .officials, Hte has named Mrs. JuHuffman ‘aS vice-chairman. | ' „• a Adihifted: Mrs, William Morgan, ih i .itm. i>ii\i<i s Gates, Wrerii ()., limte;Thh'liiC, hr, ittur, route 11, lllhinlsHedi: Baby ’ Connie Sut Ladd, lily;- Iliir'ii Moser, Herne; Mrs, ..Mlles- .limi'ii and baby girl, Hecut-o Pedestrian Killed J By Auto At Lapel l.llprl, hid,, illlll. 20 (HP! Wilimii ICdwiiniH, ml. Impel, was killed- |u«t nluljit When nil auto tuoltllj* driven by Dnrnll Boone, 3ii, %’pblesvllle, struck him as hi steppid Into it Lapel street from two parked cars.

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Public School Honor Roll Is Announced | Thirty eight members df the high school and 37 members of the junior high school Were Included on the honor rolls for the tliird six weeks’ period of the first semester released today by school principal W, Guy Brown. ' 'Hie complete list of names fol1< ,ws: High School Ahr, Sally 4A IB Myers, lu-iter 4,._ 4A IB Bbhnke, Harold „ 4A B iwniiin, (’.mil . _ »A, Bisse. Ruth »A (’|»)e, Thomas . 4A I > Adre, Biirliurii lAi E okson, Gary 1A; luii' i r., Mm ilyn IA ' K 11< k, Miirveiin, 4Ak , H tilth, Juliet 4A H iiihtti, Lol* -IA T eittl, Ptif I h lu '' I X A gut', Fiiritlluu 3A IB •(' »lc, Alh ti ■ iIA IB EVet hurt, ’’.hiiiet 1 3 \ 111, Fidling, Eio'ctie :ia IB F idling Mm Uyn IB H.nils. .Miirg.ii et :tA 18, Khlvi'i, (’mol , "A IB Klmbln. Hhiirott !IA 111 Krutm, Jimti ,1A IB Lnwsoti, Jack . HA 111 p.cttle. Jack IA IB I! ,nlen. SiO iilytiSu ' \ , 2B II Hehef . Rheta V ’A 2B Davidson, Louann .7,-.. 2A 2B Elliott. Beverly . 2A 2B Fisher, Ellettora 2/V ' 2B Hite, Jacqueline .._ 4 2A 2B Johnson,' Paltner 2A 2B Kirchenliaiier. Marilyn 2A 2B Lehman, Sharlene 2A 2B Linn, Dianne ( 2A 2B Ranking. Donald 2A 2B Simtley, lona — T 2A 2B Swearingen. Mary Alin 2A 2B Tbieme,. Deloris + . 2A 2B Junior HjghpA ' Callow. Joyce iGA i Smith. Anita 6A ■ , Uhrich, David ■ (iA Ahr, Sheila - 5A IB Dalzell. Dana ... 7>A Ip Efekson,, Greta IB Hllyard, Gwendolyn ,’A 18, Johnson, Jprry i----,s'A| IE Rentz, Jane 5A IB Sommer. Harold 5A IB

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INDIANA LAWYERS STG rOftpOnslhle to the Indiana Supreme Court and arc obligated, by oath, to perform their professional service ethically and to x the best of their abilities. .1- ' . j ► Among other things, their oath, before the Supreme Court, provides that: **Z uill maintain the confidence and preserve inviolate the secrets of my client ? at every peril to rqyself ; ! ”2 will never reject, from any considerationpersonal to myself, the cause of the defenseless or the oppressed.'' ► Every person wishing to become a lawyer in Indiana, is required to have college training, a degree from a law school, and take ap examination conducted by our State Supreme Court, which tests his competency to practice. He thus becomes, upon being qualified, I an officer of our Supreme Court and

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Baker, Shardn 4A 2B Bautngarther. Nancy 4A 2B Bogner, Alan—4A 2R Davidson,, Dorcas 4A \ 2B Duff, Donald 4A ' 2B Eley, Roger 4A' 2B Katt, Sandra 4A 2B Krueckeberg, Dan 4A ?B Lane, Janet 4A 2B John 4A 2B Poling. Beverly 4A 2B Robinson, Ronald 4A 2B Snyder, Karan 4A 2B Babcock, Jeanene 3A 3B Elliott, Beverly =.. 3A 3B Liwke, Judith . .. 3A :’,B Reppart, - 8A i3B Schu|ltz, Jeanlne 3A :3B Strahm, Rosemary JA , 3B Striker, Mara Dee 3A j Townsend. Ruth , .. 3A .SB Brandyherry, Leah .. . 2A 4B Iliill, Roger ? \ 41i FraiiM, Judllh .1, 2 V IB MH’urily, Ju<|ilh ]2A 411 Striker, Roger . 2A 4B Zwlck, William 2A ,4B Return From Shoe Retailers’ Parley Dale Morrissoy, ttoiiiitunf of the lluflldi A MorrlsMtiy shoe store and It Is ptirltmr, .<i h.. Haflldi have returnetl from Hl. laiitfa, where they tiftendi-d u millonidde i onvmif lon its shoe t etalh'i H, *pon sored by the Brown. f(un< hlsc slort'M dlvlsibn of the Brown C h Principal si»eaker ut the eon vpition wiih Alfred ,S< hitldler. president 'of the Alfred Schindler Corp., hml former under secretary of commeri o. >

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any other court in which ho practiced his profession, . . ► Whatever you tell your lawyer is told in confidence and no one can force, him to beiray that i I ' ' L ' i ► It is his responsibility to use your information to protect your rights and privileges by every possible legal procedure. What Are Laux? Lau s are rulck imposed by constituted authorities to regulate our personal and business activities and safeguard our individual rights and privileges. ‘,• j ' Who Are Lawyers? r 7 * ' ' ■ ' ’ ■ I ■ 1 Lawyers are persons qualified by specialized experience and qpiirt sanction, to apply the principles of law in behalf of justice for those who seek their counsel and aid.

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Examinations Listed Under Civil Service t The IT. s. civil service com mission has announced examinations for several positions with the - federal government, frqm etenographep) to star gazers, most of them id/ government bureaus in Washington, D. C., 'but others in agencies throughout ttie midwest us we.l|i as the east. These examinations offered inelude geologist, veteranarian trajnee, ( meteorological aid and astonomers, staff nurse/ psychla trie head hurse shorthand reItorter, military training instructor, architect, \ mathematician, mycologist and electronic sclen tint, engineers, engineering draftsmen, dental luid medical officers, office hiu» hinv '.us rators mi l sienograplonk ' Written teats -Will 'be required only for gebloglstM | veterarlunM, im ilorologi* al tihls ’ and MironotiievM. Hularles range from |2.200 for the typlutg to for the awl ronoiiierM, 1

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