Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1951 — Page 7

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1952

society > • . i ’• (Continued From Page Three) formed Women’s Guild will have an -all day meeting alt the church Thursday. Mrs. Jay f Yost will be the leader and Airs. Clark Funk is hostess.-.'. ’ St. Luke and Remeot in the home of Mrs. Fred Bak-

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er, Jr., at eight thirty o'clock Monday evening. • \ ..... *> 'There -will be.an important meeting of the Flo-Kan Sunshine Girls Monday evening at six o’clock at thej K. of P. home. All members are urged to be present — r '/ I Delta Theta Tau. sorority business meeting will be held at.eight/ thirty o’clock Tuesday evening at the ;Elkß home. Members are asked to bring a $1 white elephant so

progressive auction. The Victory'class of the Trinity Evangelical United Bethren church will meet in the church basement this evening at seven thirty o’clock The Zion Lutheran Missionary Society Will have a membership tea Wednesday afternoon at one thirty o’clock ( in the church basement. I OjOSMTAL 0 n i Admitted: Mrs. Dave August. High street; Thane Custer, Winchester street. Dismissed: Miss Barbara Sautter. ei|y; Mrs. Mary Boyd, Decatur) Clarence Buckingham,'Geneva; Mrs. Paul Weidler, Geneva; Mrs. Wilfred Weidler and baby girl Geneva; Mrs. Paul 1 and baby boy, Berne; Mrs. Lindemuth, Ohio City, O.; Mrs. G. N. Alspaugh and baby poy •Rockford, O. . ; . • i a . " ■ I. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Grant are the parents of a baby son, born at the Adams county memorial hospital Thursday afternoon at five thirty o’clock. He weighed ,> pounds 9 ounces. Mrs. Grant was the former Misp Joan Zeser. J Mr. and Mrs. Ario JJprunger, of Berne, are the parents of a baby daughter, born at 9:35 a.m. today = at the local hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces., Mr. and Mrs. , Ralph Stanley have received word of the birth of a baby ' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stanley of Lindsey, O. The baby was born Wednesday at* a Fremont. 'O. hospital and\ weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. She has been named Joyce Ann. Mrs. Stanley’ was formerly M iss Leona Weidler*.' ' V “—| I One Minor Accident i Reported By Police j City police investigated the min!or accident which occurred when Ben Eiting, of route 2, |n backing his car out o's a parking place in the 200 block of Madison street, hit a car dHven by Mar; -ret Thomas, of Monroe, route 1. Total daii|age estimated at S3O. y

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Dr. John Davidson Speaks Here Sunday Special Speaker At Methodist Church ' Dr. John H. Davidson. Staunton, Va.. will deliver the Lenten sermon in the evening service Sunday at 7:30 at the First Methodist church, according to announcement by the pastor, the Rev. Sam Emerick, r Dr. Davidsdn is district superintendent of the Staunton district of the Virginia conference of the Methodist church. Befojre his ap ; ppintment as superintendent in f ■■■ i * ! )* 1949, Dr. Davldsop had lea successful pastorates in Richmond, Danvilli, Roanoke, and Staunton, A’a. He swerves his conference beyond bis present office on the conference board of evangelism and the con,'ference commission on world service. At his age, Dr. Davidson has been entrusted with many responsibilities'usually reserved for persons his senior. His dynamic leadership has been given generous response in his state. Since Dr. Davidson is the 1 preacher from former southern I church, and since he is the last i. in a series of special speakers in ’ this Lenten serifes. it is anticipated . that he will be greeted bj a full sanctuary Sunday .evening. At the 6 o’clock Lenten\ fellowship supper Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kelly and Mr' and Mrs. Watson Maddox will serve as co-chairmen. Others on the committee are: Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Locke. Mt. and Mrs. Calvin Steury, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bu'.ngeidner." Mr. ant| Mrs. Eliman Johnson. Mr. hnd Mrs. Robert Krick, Mr. and Mr?. Joseph Morris, Mr. and Mrs It C. BonekemprP. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Urick. Mr. and Mrs. W.rP T.<>bin- ( >n. Mr. and. Mrs U.

, .■ ■ ——— Adrian Baker, Iflr. and Mrs. Hubert Zerkel, Hr.. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lenhart, Mr. and Miss. Don MollenKamp, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers, Mr. and Mrs.. Forest In the 7:30 service, Clyde Butler will be deVotion’afl leader. Lynford Bracey, William Young, Richard Colter, and Dr. Richard Parrish will serve as nshers. Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Stuckey; Mr. and Mrs, Forest Elzey, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Rowley will assist as a welcoming committee. Special worship anthem, “O Sayipur of the World,” by Perase, will \be sung by the senibr cbolt. f ( GE Reports Profit Os $173,424,000 Schehectady, N. Y„ March 9.The General Electric company and its consolidated affiliates earned a net profit of $173,424,000 for 1950. president Ralph J. Cordiner ahy.ouncei today 4n transmitting to the stockholders the company’s 59th annual report. “These net earnings were equivalent to 8.7 cents and to 7.7 cents, respectively', ’ par dollar of ,total levenue, and also were equivalent to $6.01 and to $4.36, respectively, per share of common stock,” Mr. Cordiner reported. Net sales to customers during 1950 totaled $1;960,429,000 an increase of 22 percent over the sales of $1,613,564, pOO during 1949. “Sales to customers increased in each succeeding quarter of 1950 to a total of $605,946,000 in final (three months of the year Cordiner T— ——■ - — l 'J ’! ■ 1.. is for GOOD food H you get with one of ■ our delicious plate ■ lunches. Tasty meat, ■ potatoes, vegetables, ■ CQffee or pie makes a real treat, one that B you will long remember. Stop in for a B re al home cooked B meal. I , The Pioneer B i 142 So. Second | | Phone 3-2508

Deep Freeze Woman Has Legs Amputated Survived A Body Temperature Os 64 | Chicago, March 9—(UP) —Chicafreeze” woman, who survivec a body temperature of 64 degrees Ibut lost a battle to save her legs, was reported in “very satisfactory" condition today. Mrs. Dorothy Mae Stevens’ legs were amputated mine inches below the knee yesterday, and a spokesman at Michgel ReesC hospital haid it might be| necessary to remove parti of some fingers later. Mrs. Stevens made medical history by, surviving aftCr she was “froien stiff as rigor mortis" in an alley Feb. 8. Under administration of plasma and cortisone she, recovered consciousness' ahd her temperature returned to normal. Doctors had hoped that amputations could be avoided, ( but they found extensive tissue damage in her legs and her condition grew worse in the last few dajs. “The extent of this tissue damage was such as to threaten deterioration of tihe patient’s gfperal condr tion, ’ the hospital said, “In order ' I . v --- - r nnnruW I Farmers! ]IJ ’ I ;! It’s far more profitable ;! < ! to keep blaby pigs free < [ < [ from scours, necrotic ] » ! [ conditions, neutritionaf ]• anemia. Keep them ]! J healthy, happy and ; [ ! t tirifty by starting and ! [ )! [ feeding th? famous ]» Fortipig. ]> Firtipig is highly forti-V ) ;! fied With Aureomycin, i ; >' [ Antibioutic. Vitam ins, ] ; ! [ and Ani-Pro. 12. ]! With Honeggers, ! It’s Nutrition First. < [ GERBER ( FEED STORE h ! ' 5 miles East, 1 mile '! II 1 I ‘ 1]! North of Coppess r C

\to| prevent this from occurring, amputation was decided upon as a life-saving measure.” | . A steel company employe threaded 700 steel h|air spring ,j 1.... . - • l

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