Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 14 April 1951 — Page 3

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MISS ELIZABETH MAcV IS MARRIED WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shirk of West Palm Beach, Fla., have an> non need the wedding of their \ daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Mact. txj John Allen Nugent. The event occurred at Vera Beach, Florida Wednesday afternoon, April 11th, and was attended by the parents qJ the bride and groom and a number of their relatives and friends, Mr. and. Mrs. Nugent left- after the reception for a honeymoon on, the west coast of Florida. They will be at home after April 20 at their cottage on Federal highway, Vero Beach.Both the bride and groom are graduates St West Palm Beach high school?; Mrs. Nugent attended Stepson college and for the past two years has been employed In the business offices of the West Palm Beach school administration. Mr. Nugent served two years in tha army and graduated from Miami University last February jl. He is now associated with (he Vaughn & Wright automobile accessory stoi<s at. Vero Beach. Mrs. Nugent attended the Decatur schools before moving to Florida. J. 4 I — CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hunt, who reside on a 1 ndar the state line, east of. -Decatur, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday at theif home. The entertaining rooms 'were , decorated with bouquets of flowers} and gold bells and a three tier (cake centered the lace-covered table. The cake was topped with candles held by small ■ gold candleholders and a yellow rose oniwhich was stenciled the letter 5<T, The Hunts had the happy privilege of having with them to mark the' occasion Mjiss Maude Strawn and S, IE. Maggart, who had attended their wedding. More than two hundred guests were served refreshments during the afternoon / and evening by (he Hunt’s daghter. Mrs. Beulah Fuhrman. their daugh ters-in-law, Mrs. Martha Hunt. Mrs. Leona Hunt and Mrs. Reba Hunt, and l ' two granddaughters, Delores May Daniels and Kay Hunt. \ The Couple received many beatiful gifts and cards. The wedding cake was baked by their son-in-, law, Maurice Fuhrman. Guests from 4 distance who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Chester 'Hunt, Ada Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Quick and daughter, Mrs. Roxie Johns and sons, Miss Clara Fowett, Mr? and Mrs. William Hendricks, Mr. and Miss Strawn, all, of Kokomo; ' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Smith and son. Mr and Mrs. Carroll Coates and son, of Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. Thamer Dewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eugene Dewitt and family, of Greentown; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse LaGarde, ot Kempton; Jesse Gregory, of Dayton, Q;; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gregory and family, of Travers'* A City, Mich., Mr. ahd Mrs. Robert Niblick, of Bluffton; Karl Lee of Craigvllle, Arthur Foster and family, of Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. William Edgell, of Zanesville,\ >. i R|UB¥ MILLER HOSTESS ) AT iORORITY] MEETING — V Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta \ Sigma ’ Phi sorority held their business meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Miss R-übv M||ler. . ■ ■ ' ' , Following the opening ritual the ~ business session was conducted by Mrs. Eugene Beam. ■ 1 -— — —r—r——r—"’ ■ ■ 1 1,1

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Society Itetds for day** publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 , Phyllis Acheson SATURDAY Adams Central senior class bake sale, Publix Service, 9 a m. Zion Evangelical and Reformed church cafeteria supper, church basement, 4:30 to .7 p.m. SUNDAY Academy of Friendship open meeting, Moose home, 2 p m. MONDAY Called meeting of Junior women’s club, library, afteV general meeting. r Woman's Club closing meeting, Decatur library, 7:45 p.m. St. Catherine study dub, Mildred Loshe, 8 p.m.; Adams Central 1 P.T.A., high school gym, 6:30 p.m. ’ carry-ln , Adanis County Chorus rehearsal, Monroe Farm Bureau. 7:30 p.m, TUESDAY Pleasant Mills P.T.A., election of officers. Pleasant , Mills school;, • p.m. ; ! •, ’ Kum-Join-Us claks of Bethany. E.U.B. church, church basement, 7: 30 p.m. ' ~ j J- • C. L. of C. -potluck supper, C, L. cl C. hall, 6:30 p.m; Pocohahtas Lodge, Red Men s all. 7:30' p.m. ' | -fl j .' ! ' Loyal Daughter class of Bethany E.U.B. church,! Mrs. Adolph Kolter, ,7:30 p.m,; I } i } Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. Dwight Schnepp, 7130 p.m; Tri Kappa meeting, Elks home, 8 p.m. / } Decatur Garden CJub, Mrs. Amos Yoder, 2 p.m., Tri Kappa Associate chapter. Mrs. Lois Black, 7:30 p.mj. Eagles Auxiliary [ public party. Eagles hall, 7:30 pjn. WEDNESDAY Phi lota Xi sorority potluck supper. Elks home, ,6:3d p.m. Decatur Home Economics dub, Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger, 2 p.m. " THURSDAY Past Matrons clhb of 0.E.5., Mrs. Adrian Baker, 233 North Fourth street, 7:30 p.m. i r r ■ - iL Plans for the bake to 1 he (held April 21. were discussed. Miss Evelyn Frohnapfel, program chairman, discussed the topic, “Sports and Outings” and Vera Krugh used :as hpr topic, with Nature.” Refreshments wfere served by the hostess. \ MARY CIRCLE MEETS THURSDAY AFTERNOON Thirty-three members of the Mary Circle of the First Presbyterian church ( we|e present for their April meeting, held Thursday afternoon at ’ the home of Mrs. C. C. Rayl. ‘ r!\ Mrs. Bert Halsey, chairman, • opened the meeting with prayer and the devotions were given by Mrs. Ed Engeler. She read scripture from Proverbs? and a meditation, ‘‘Kindness,” from (he presbylterian Life. At the business session-members were reminded of the Presbyterian district meeting, ;to be. ijield at Huntington April 17 and- 18, and the Fellowship Day at , Bethany church in this city on May 4 t Plans were discussed foi the Smorgas-

0\ \ ■. ■ ; \ 1 ■■ ” s > ENGAGED TO WED— Mr. and Mi’S. Harry C. Lehrman of this c(ty announce the engagement of their only daughter. Betty 'Hilda, to Max R. Lake, son nt Mr. and Mrs. Earl E.jJake of Yoder, Miss. _ Miss Lehrman wilt graduate from Decatur high school this spring. Mr. laike. a graduate of laifayette Central high school, is a junior at . Indiana University. Photo by Edwards.

bord supper on Saturday, May. 17. Various committees for May were appointed. . Mrs. L. C. Pettibone presented an interesting paper on “Fundamentals and basic principles on social education and action." . The committee; in charge Was *Mrs. Rayl. Mrs. Kate Koontz, Mrs. Grace Allwein atid Mrs. \V A. Refreshments were served aL the close of the meeting. *■ y..' . HOME ECONOMICS CLUB IN RECENT MEETING The Profit and Pleasure Homp Economics club met, recently at the home of Mrs. Delmar Connelly. Seventeen members and three guests were present. The meeting was opened by singing “Love’s Old Sweet Song” and the club creed was repeated in unison. Mrs. Jay Yost was in charge of devotions, call was answered by naming" a favorite flower. ' \ Dui\(ng the business meeting the members were urged to plan and raise a larger garden this year, • due to the present world condition,. Pennies for Friendship were collected and it was decided to pive a donation to the Salvation Army. 1 f : - An interesting film, “The Story

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df Rayon." was shown by Mrs. William Kohne, who Was assisted ip presenting the lesson by Mrs. Ann Schwaller. During the social hour, refresh* ments were served by Mrs. ('Onand Mrs. Toni Johnston. JOAN BULTEMEIER IS MARRIED IN GEORGIA In the chapel at Camp Stewart, Ga.. Miss Joan Bultemeier and Pyt. Donald E. Hoffman exchanged wedd(ng’ vows last Sunday afterboon at two o’clock. Bouquets of white gladioli, palms and caildleabra were at the altar. An organ t and vocal musicale preceded the ceremony. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bultemeier of near Decatur, and Pvt. Hoffman Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman of Fort Wayne route seven. ! [Quality Photo Finishing ' Work left by noon on Sunday, ready Tuesday morning at 10 a. m. Holthouse Drug Co. Ti—m.'2_'.., ‘"Y"’ ’J ' t ■

ankle length gown of crystal v.hiie Chantilly lace and pylon was chosen by the bride. A tulle yoke was outlined \wltb appliqued lace and long sleeves formed points over her hands. ’l'W lacf> to points in the fiiiLbouffant skirt and a lace band bel<| her veil of imported French illusion. She curried a white prays rhpok topped with a white orchid. Joan Fuelling of this city att.tfhded the bride as maid of honftr. Her ballerina length gowin was of white organdy over taffeta. The portrait neck* Vne-iwas outlined with embroidered organdy and a taffeta sash was featured 'at [the waist bat-k. She a matching petal headband end' carried a bouquet of white gladioli. L v : ' . . PYt. Robert Thompson, of Camp Stewart, was best man.’ Mrs. Bultemeier and Mrs. Hoffman; were attired in navy ensembles and their corsages *were Os I tach gladioli. > Members of the immediate fam--A. , ,

National Want-Ad Week APRIL 16-21 iiAi r DDIAE 1 wantad HALr-rKlbt spree TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIAL WANT AD RATES - NEXT WEEK ONLY! f -jA i v ; i v 4fl|» .[ ; A ATI Democrat Want Ad readers who are looking for bar11' 11gains or want to raise extra cash by selling unused - A V Illi items, are invited to participate in this gigantic ■j, ■ ■ 11V money-sbving spree. L - mHA • ■ ■ ■ >TI J To help celebrate National Want Ad Week, all want ads v ■' 1/1/ nO T taken in next week for 3 or moi\e insertions will be i ■ ■Hill charged at one half the regular price. For example, I I 11111 an ad that usually costs SI.OO for 3 insertions will be run for only 50c. I lATI Thousands of buyers and sellers have met through in1/1/11 AM/h troduction in the Democrat Want Ads. Next week ■ ■ lllil 1/ s*** one half the cost of already inexpensive, easy to llllvl 17 use Want Ads. 5 h I P ' Price reduction on Democrat Want Ads will be effec- . , 1/1/ h All tive on all ads accepted by the Democrat Want Ad De- I Wll 111/ll partment Monday through Saturday next week, April ' ■ ■ 11V11 16 - 21. Call in anytime before 11 a. m. for insertion l that same day, or 9 a. m. on Saturdays. . v \- A ' -1 a. [ 1 . A ATI To encourage everyone to make use of the “People’s 11/11 IT Market Place” and to learn for themselves the amaz- \ r .-1 ■ 1 Illi resu,t s obtainable through inexpensive- Democrat 1 IjW 1 Want Ads. Find out for yourself. Calf in next week. { If’ . ' flDKli ' WANT AD RESULTS W ARE AS NEAR AS TOUR TELEPHONE * -9191 - [ 4 D’AL ran DW DEMO(W ' ! ’ V \ i '• i J- j [PHONE3-2121 \ . \j WANT AD DEPT, ug ■T" . I " .I . ' .J . v -: .• : i r I ,' ' . \ K< - : ' ' .A ’ \ - i ' . ; ■ :

Illes attended, a reception at | Hinesville, Ga., following the wedding. 4A ■ The couple have beqn visiting here with their parents and will reside near Camp NteCoy, Wis., where Pvt. Hoffman is to be stationed following his furlough. * LOCAL WOMEN ATTEND \ CONFERENCE MEETING Twenty-four " members of .the local Woman’s Society of Christian Service attended a conference meeting of theW.S.C.S. ot Northeastern Indiana Methodist churches Friday at the Wayne Street church in Fort Wayne. Announcement was made of the district meeting to be held at the Simpsdn enuri-h on April 25. Local members who wish to attend are asked tocall the secretary for transportation. y Women who attended . tho meeting were the Mesdames L. ACowans, Walter Krick, O. G. Baughman., Amos Yoder, Giles Porter, 6. L\ Vance, Homer Lower, Jay Thacker, Niland OchsenHder, John

I Tyndall, Wilson Beery, W. P. Robinson, Lowell Smith, Watson Madddx, Harry Dailey, George Helm, Delton Passwater; I. A. Stuckey, Paul Edwards, AraiWP Suttles and Maynard Hetrick, Miss Ora Gilpin, Miss Etta Mallpnee and Miss Weldy, ‘ : \ \ Pleasant Mills Parent Teachers Association will election of officers at their meeting\ Tuesday e4enin& at pleasant Mills school. ; ~ ."Tx" • The Kum-Join-Ua claim of Rethany Evangelical United Brethren yhurch will hold its meeting in« the church basement Tqesday eve. ning at seven thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith aiid Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ross compose the committee in charge. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will have potlkck Tuesday evening at six thirty o’clocK in the C. L. of C. hall. Mrs. Her-' man Gelmer and Mrs. Alva Nichols are co-chairmen. The Commit-

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