Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 4 May 1951 — Page 3

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ST.t GEORGE STUDY CLUB IS ORGANIZED RECENTLY* The Saint George Study Cljib waft organized recently by tpe Decatur Catholic high school grad* t uates of .1950. The club name, rapcreating the patron saint of service* ' info. was adopted unanimously by the members, a- ' ■ , ’Meeting the first Wednesday of each month, the club 'opens its , session by reciting a prayer to Our Lady of Good Counsel. A les- _ son period is held and the Guarda ian Angel prayer for servicemen closes the meeting. \ , Officers named for the current year are president, Josey Faurote, secretary, Mrs. Rita Linder and treasurer, • Patricia A ppleman. The next meeting will be held June 6

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at-the home of Frances Miller, kith Mrs Jeanna Stelgmeyer as, chairman. . i t ’ t : STUDY CLUB MEETS WITH MRS HAKE The .regular meeting of Our Lady of Good Coupsei study cluh !was held Wednesday the home of Mrsf Otto Hake. Mrs. Role ert Andrews was chairman for,the ■evening. ~' J | ' / r The meeting opened with prayer and roll call Mfs. Andrews read several interesting articles entitled, “The Open Dfcor." ‘'The Four Chaplains Carry On" arid “Pius the ■Twelfth in the United States.” A general discussion followed and .the meeting closed with the rosary. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.; Paul with Mrs. Hake asi chairman. Women of moose i SOCIAL MEETING The regular social meeting of the Women of the Moose was Held last evening in the Moose home. -Mary chairman of pital guild committee, was in charge of the program. ? Prizes for cards wei e won by Hazel Schultz and, Mary Lhamon, and for bunco by Lillie Hammond and Bertha Sells. The door prize

was awarded to Edna Davidson. Mrs. Dixon and her assisting committee served refreshments at a later hour- / i \ ' ' - ' . ■ ' I; ’<\ MISS ALICE DICK 48 WED TO IRVIN LIECHTY Miss Alice llene Dick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Dick of route four, became the bride of Irvin J. Liechty, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Amos Liechty of Berne route one at the St. Luke’s Evangelical and Reformed church last Sunday afternoon at. to o’clock. The Rev. H- Hi Meckstroth read the, double ring ceremony before an altpr of flowers and palm flanked with ■ lighted candlebra. Preceding the ceremony a musicale was presented by Anna Jane Hagegger and Lena of Berne. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white satin, styled with a bertha collar outlining the \lace yoke. Long Sleeves tapered to points over her hands and the full skirt ended in a cathedral train. Her fingertip .veil was held in' place by a tiara of seed .pearls aaid she carried a white Bible, gift /of the groom, topped with an orchid tied with white iibhons. Mrs. Loren Sprunger Attended her sister aS matron of honor in an orchid gown w-ith which she wore matching mitts and hetfid band. She carried a bouquet of white roses, Chris Liechty, cousin of the groom, was best man and Ushers Were Ernest Liechty, brother of rhe groom, and Robert Dick, Lrotherof the bride. ' l , , Mrs. Dick selected a nayy blue ensemble for4ier daughter’s wedding and Mrs. Liechty/ was attired in black. Both wore corsages of pink roses. Following the wedding a reception was held in tile church base men|. The bridal table, laid in lace,' was centered with a three tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. Assisting in serving the guests= were Miss Grace Liechty, of Berne., Mrs. Violet Beck of Muncie, Mrs/ Barbara Nussbaum and Mrs. dtto Thieme, of this city, Mrs. Harold Mrs. Oscar Brown and Mrs. Floyd Engle. On their return from a wedding trip the couple will reside It) their newly-furnished home on route four. ’ RICKEY ZINTSMASTER I SURPRISED WITH PARTY * Rickey Zintsmaster, who is celebraJipg .his seventh birthday' today, was entertained at a surprise party this afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Zintsmaster of North Third street. Twenty-three of Rickey’s playmates were gathered at his home when he was returned there after school

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j T - 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 Little Flower study club, Mrs. Marie York, 7:30 p. m. Ave Maria study club* Mrs.\ Raymond Kohne, 8 j).m. ■ Council of Church Women May 1 ellowship Day, Bethany E.U.B. church, Winchester street, 7:30 1 .m. y : ; Geneva high : school alumni banquet, Geneva high school, 6:45 p.m. ILS.T. ] ; ' ■ SUNDAY I Adult club of Zion Lutheran church, Friedhfim, / ham supper, school house, 5 to 7, p.m. MONDAY 1 Pleasant Mills P.T.A* "Last Dey Supper," Pleasant Mills school f: 30t pan. ' ’ F Bobo Community Organization carry-in supper, postponed, one week. Adams Coqnty Chorus rehearsal, Monroe Farm p.m. Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary,/ Mother and Daughter banquet. Legion home, 6 p.m. S . TUESDAY Dorfos' (flass of Bethany E.U,B. church. Mrs. Martin Zimmerman, 7:30 p.m. , • St.- j Dominic Study Club, Mrs. Herman Meyers, 439 North Second street, 8 p.,m. Rebekah Lodge carry-in supper. I. O.:O. A hall. 66:30 p. m. , Delta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs Clarence Ziner, 8 p. in; 7Eti Sigma sorority, , Mrs. !Dick Arnold, 8 p. in. \ Willing Workers class of First Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson, Willsh’re, O.; 7:30 I>. m. \ Delta Theta Tau Mother’s Day dinner, Elks home, 6:30 p. m. Church Mothers study club Mother’s Day party, Mrs. F. H- Willard. 8 p. 4iAnnual Mother and Daughter, banquet of Zion Lutheran church church basement, 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY ’ Presbyterian Ruth Circle, Mrs. George Bair, 8 pmPre»byteria,n Naomi Circle, Mrs. Joe Thompson. 8 p. m. Profit and Pleasure Economics club. Mrs. Doyle Winteregg,, Berne, 7:30 p. m. \, i ■ THURSDAY K D. A V. Auxiliary business meeting'. D. A. V. hall, 8 p. m. I Eastern Star, Rainbow 1 Girls and mothers, carry-in suppeh, Masonic hall, 6:30 p. mPresbyterian Mary Circle, Mrs. L. C. Pettibone* \2:30 pm. Presbyterian ’Martha Circle. Mrs Sjm Burk. 2:30 p. m'. , / \ First Methodist W. S- C. S. general meeting, church, 2:30 p. m. by his grandmother, Mrs- Fred Fullenkamp. \ •/ , Games were played arid each child received ‘ a gift in the fish prind. Ted Hoffman showed Mickey Mouse movies to the children- Refreshments were served later from a -table centered with a large birthday cake. “Happy. Birthday” was sung and Rickey’ received many lovely gifts. ; * A N ; Guests included* Marion, Sheila, Claudia, Calvin and David Caston, Jack and Sally Hahn, Carolyn and Jay Gould, Larry Ehinger, JeanlndRussell and Darrell Augsburgek Marilon Holthouse, Timmy, Revin and Debby Egley, Tom, Jerry and Sally Jo Hoffman. Anita, Dan and

> • —*7 —| — Mary ’Ann Zintsmaster. ’* 7 ‘ V / Mrs. Zintsmaster was assisted in entertaining the little guests by Mrs Fullenkamp, Mrs. James Egley; Mrs. Jack Holthouse, Mrs. Tony ’Metzler and Mrs- Doyle Hoffman, f ■ Mrs. Martin Zimmerman will be hostess for the meeting of the ilorcus class of Bethany Evangell- - United Brethren church Tuesday. evening at f - seven thirty o’clock. * \ / 1 ■ • ''Ji / Mrs. Herman Meyers, 439 Morth Second' street, will be hostess to members of the St- Dominic study club Tuesday evening at eight oclock. The four circles of the PrtfSbyterlan Women’s Association will hold their regular meetings next week. On Wednesday evening at eight o’clock members of the Naomi Circle will meet with Mrs. Joe Thompson. Members of the Iluth Gircle, who will meet at the home of George Bair, are asked to note the change In hostess; Thursday afternoon at two thirty o’clock Mrs. L. C. Pettibone will he hostess to the Mary Circle and Sim Burk for the Martha Circle- \ \ i■ ■ A — ? — f. The general meeting oif the- Woman’s Society of Christian Service Os the First Methodist church lie held at the church Thursday afternoon at two thirty o’clock. Mrs. R. A. Stuckey will have the devotions and Mrs. John Tyndall will be the lesson leader. h ! • ; ;■— - ‘Ah. A The Order of Eastern Star and the Rainbows Girls and their mothers will have a carry-in supper at the Masonic hall Thursday evening at six thirty o’clock Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish and table service. Rolls, coffee and butter w,ill be furnished. The regular stated meeting of the chapter will be held following the Supper. —— ■ fe? j- .■ :• > 1 ;• - : . The Rebekah Lodge will meet in the J. O. O. F- hall Tuesday evening at six thirty O’clock for a carry-in supper. Members are asked to bring table service. The committee in charge will be Ethel Toman, Georgia Kreigh, EVelyn Plasterer and Virginia Merriman The regular lodge session will be held at seven thirty. All members are invited to attendt ' ‘ • Cl? William J. Kinnally of Milwaukee, son-in-law of Frank G Thompson of Bluffton, has been certified as a member of the “Million Dollar Round Table” of the national association of life underwriters. To receive that, honor he had to write over 11,000,000 worth of business during last year. He. is a graduate of DePauw and I. IJ. lawschool. The Rev. R- W. Parker has resigned as pastor of the First Church of Christ at and is moving his family'to Akron, Ohio, w’here he will engage in business Mr- and Mrs. C: E. Bell motored to Indianapolis this afternoon. Tomorrow they will be joined by Miss Nancy Bell, senior at Indiana University, ‘Fho will accompany them home fo# the weekend. Mr. and MrS. Roy Kalvler left today for Cincinnati, O. where they will visit tonight with friends and flrive on to Louisville, Ky. Saturday morning to Witness the running bt the Kentucky derby. ! Dr- and Mrs. James Burk left today (Or Louisville, Ky., where they will attend the Kentucky derby race program Saturday. > i Mr. and Mrs. Burley Drew arid daughter Frances Jane, of Detroit, and Mrs. Frances Moore, Ottawa, Ont.,; Canada, are overnight guests of Mr- and Mrs. Thurman I. Drew, of route ,3. They will attend', the, Geneva high school 'ajumni banquet tonight, indications are that several Decaturites, all graduates of the Geneva high, school, are planning tp/attend the event. Miss Margaret Moran has returned to this city and is again occupying her residence* 326 NFourth street. A former school teacher here, she resided with her brother, the late Judge James;J, Moran, in Portland, for a couple of years. j Twins sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erxleben, of Decatur route one, at the Adams county memorial hospital Thursday evening. The first baby, born at 5:50 p. m. weighed 4 pounds, 8 ounbes, and the second baby was born at 5:58 p iri. and weighed 5 pounds, 15 ounces. Mr.= anh, Mrs. Donald Schurnm, of Willshire, 0., are the parents of a baby daughter, born at 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 3ft ounces. \ |

Pre-School Checkup ' At Adams Central The Adapts Central parent teachers association is conducting a pre-school physical checkup .next TuesdayTtt the school for all children who will enter the school next fall. The examinations will be givenjn the Monroe grade building, from 7:30 to 10 a. m. The PT A committee in charge of arranging for the pre-school physicals urged all parents to bring their’ child or children to the school between those hours. They stated that doctors and nurses from the county will participate in the iheckup*. ‘‘We hone that parents will realize tjie importance of this clinic and will have their children here," the committee stated

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Man Fined Here for / , Public Intoxication . Ira Carpenter, of Fort Wayne, one of three defendants appearing in deity court Thursday, pleaded guilty to the charge of public Intoxication and was fired |5 and costs by Mayor John Ddan. He was arrested Wednesday by city police- » . Two others, Miss Janet Goldner, of 1323 West- Monroe Street, and] * Marion Sipe, '619 Kekionga arrested Tuesday, entered not guilty pleas. . j Miss Goldner was clw£ed with leaving the scene of an .accident after she had struck pedestrian Richard Hess, 133 South Eleventh street, on Ninth street tdjaceht the General, ’Electric plant- She is to stand trial Mgy ;10. Sipe,,who was efted tor reckless driving and disorderly cnnduct, entered a plea of not guilty to both founts and is -to appear for trial , May 25. ’ «■ !