Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 5 May 1951 — Page 3

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W.M.A. MEETING HELD THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. Opal Sudduth was hostess Thursday evening to members of the W.M.A. of the Nuttman Aveinue United Brethren church. A brief business meeting was conducted by the president. /V Mr’s. Raver was the ' program leader. Assisted by her son, Dick, she conducted an imaginary tour i through the Near Eas( and North Africa. \ Scripture was read by' Mrs. Sudduth and prater was offered by Mrs. Terrell'. Several .readings were given by Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Thornion and the meeting was dismissed by Mrs. Gray; The next meeting will be held,at the home of Mrs. Jessie Diehl. f i •J-l ’ —'■ ST. PAUL LADIES AID i IN ALL DAY MEETING j The St. Paul Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Sara Martin Wednesday for an all day meeting. The morning was spent in quilting arid a potluck dinner wds served at noon. 1. Mrs- Mary Neireiter gave the as- . devotions, reading the V twenty-third and twenty-fourth zPsalms and the Lord’sfPrayer was

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repeated in unisori. > \ Mrs. Helen Frans, president, com I ducted a business meeting, at which ’ time it was decided to hold a moth- ■ er and daughter banquet on May 11. , Others present at the meeting • were Zelda Hart, Dora Bess, Npomi Osborn, Nettie Aurand, Emma i Schnepp, Belva S’phnepp and son , Roger, Veda Smith and daughters, ■ Juanita Myers and children, Allie i Noll, Ada Mfcßride, Clara Dague, ’’ Jimmie Frans, Fayb Scheiderer and i children, Erma Scheu'mann, of O»sion, Ruth Smith and Sadie Myers, of Waynedale. | , The next meeting will be held at the home of Juanita Myers. LEONARDBONS ATTENDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. S. <E. Leonardson and Norman Leonardson, of 925 North Second street, are spending the weekend in the vicinity w of Ashtabula, 0., attending the fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration of Mrs. Leonrirdsons parents, Mr. and Mrs.’Andrew Brewer. The children of the couple, five daughters, three gons and their families, will be present for the affair. Fifty reservations have been made for. the family dinner to be held this evening at the Colonial Inn at Geneva, O. A reception will «be held at the family home In Pierpont, 0.1, Sunday afternoon and evening., ■, . MRS. COWENS HOSTESS TO EVERREADY CLASS \ The Everready class of the First Methodist church held their meeting Thursday evenlpg at the home of Mrs. L. A. Cowqns. Mrs. Virgil Krick had charge of the demotions. She gave several inspiring meditatioris and a synopsis of the book, “The IjOst Word” by Henry Van Dyke. \ i Mrs. Arthur Suttles then : gave an Interesting review of “The Church—Past and Present.’’ She traced the development of the Methodist rihurch | from its early foundation by the Wesleys in North Carolina, through Virginia and into Indiana. : ; She told of the first chtrrch in Decatur, located at the site of the present Moose home, and the struggle to obtain the present church. Her mother. Mrs. John Niblick, was president of the Ladies Aid in the nearly church. The father Os the late W. E. “Ness” Mobn helped build the present church. • \ i , Mrs. Suttles then discussed rural churches and small; city churches end the vital roles they have played in the growth of our country. She mentioned three large city churches which; are very outstanding, White Temple church.

dj'.l Society* Items for day’s pub- _ llcatlon must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) • I Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson ' # SUNDAY ! Adult; club of Zion Lutheran church/ Friedheim, ham supper, school house, 5 to 7 p.m. MONDAY { . Pleasant Mills P.T.A. "Last Day ' Supper,” Pleasant Mills school I 6:30 p.m. .\ : ; | Boho Community Organization carry-in supper, postponed one week. Adams County Chorus rehearsal, Monroe Farm Bureau, 7:30 p T m. Juniors-1- of Vi American Lpglon Auxiliary, Mother and Daughter banquet, Legion home, 6 p.m. < TUESDAY ..j Kirkland W. C. T. U., Ellis Skiles home, 1:30 p- m. Dutiful Daughters class of Bethany church. Mrs. Ainos Kptchunij 7:30 p.' m. , v j Dorcus class of Bethany E.U.B. church. Mrs. Maytin Zimmerman, 7:30 p.m. * St. Dpminic Study Club, Mrs. Herman Meyers, 439 North Second street, 8 p. m. Rebekah Lodge carry-in supper, I. O. O. F- hall, 66:30 p. m. Delta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Clarence Ziner, 8 p. m. — J Eta Tau Sigma sorority, Mrs.* Dick Arnold, 8 p. m. I I \ Willing Workers class of First Christian church. Mr. and Mfrs. Edward Anderson, Willsh’re, O.; 7:30 p. 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. m. ' r /•. ' 1 Annual Mother and Daughter banquet of Zion Lutheran church church basement, 6:30,i>.m, WEDNESDAY ' Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Mother’s party, Mrs. Robert Hess, 8 p._ m. Presbyterian Ruth Circle, Mrs. George Bair, 8 pmPresbyterian Naomi Circle, Mrs. Joe Thompson, 8 p. m. Profit and Pleasure Economics club.-Mrs. DOyle Berne, 7:30 p. m. f THURSDAY Emblem club Mother’s Day din-' j nery Elks home. 6:30 p. m. . Ladies Fellowship of Mission- ( ary church, Mrs- Lawrence VonGunten, 7 p. jn- ’ D. A- V. Auxiliary business meet- , Ing, D. A. V. ha|l, 8 p. m. Eastern Star; \ Rainbow Girls and mothers, carry-in supper, Masonic hall, 6:30 p. mPresbyterian Mary Circle, Mrs. L. C. Pettibone. 2:30 p- m. i Presbyterian Martha Circle. Mrs Si in Burk, 2:30 p. m. First Methridist W. S. C.‘ S. general meeting, church, 2:30 p. m.

Miami, Fla., Community ;|chureh, Columbus, 0., and The Temple, Chicago. \ Mrs. Pkul Edwards, president, held a \brief business meeting. Eighteen calls were reported,. also the names of several members' who are ill. Mr?. R. A. Stuckey reported that the class realized one hundred dollars fronithe luncheon held recently at her home. The /Rev. Samuel Emerick was. a guest at the \paeetipg. 'Refresh/ ments were served by Mrs. CowA ens, Mrs. Bertha Ruse, Mrs. Frank Krick and Mrs. John Nelson. \ Mrs. Cecil Gause, member'of the local Women of the Moose, went to Richmond today to join the ritual staff of Academy pi Friendship \of Women of the Moose, which will confer the initiatory work for a large class of candidates Sunday morning at ten o’clock. iThe ritual staff is made up of Academy members from chapters throughout the • state. The Emblem club will hold tneir Mother's Day dinner at the Elks home Thursday evening at 'six thirty o’clock. Reservations are to be made with Miss "Virginia Laurent. The Kirkland W C. T. U. meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon at one sthirty o’clock at the xillis Skiles home. Mrs. Amos Ketchem will be hostess to the Dutiful Daughters class of Bethany r'Evangelical United Brethren Niurch at seven thirty o’clock Tuesday evening, Mrs. Russell Melchi will be the Assisting hostess. Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will have their Mother’s Day party at the home of Mrs- Robert/Hess Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. The Ladies Fellowship of the Missionary church will, hold their May meeting Thursday evening at seven o’clock at the home of Mrs. Lawrence VonGunten on route six.

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■? . I Kw I 4 Mrs. Dale Alles — Photo by Edwards

| A of white satin and Chantilly lace was chosen by Miss Naotrii; Geels for her wedding this mornipk to Dale Alles, of Columbia City. The Very Rev. Msgr. J. JSeimeiz celebrated the nuptial mass rit nine o’clock in St. Mary's Catholic chtffchr Bouquets of spring flowers in pastel shades graced the alter, flanked with arrangement of palm and lighted candlebya, and the ahde was carpeted in white. ■Mr. *and Mrs. Joseph Gee)s, of route fdur, are the bride’s parents and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs-’Phillip Alles of near Columbia, City. Sistqfr M. Ambrosine. organist, played , the traditional wedding marches and accompanied thq girls’ choir, whb sang the Regina Pacit mass. A.t the offertory they sang “Aya Maria” and at the communion “Ranis Angelicus.” After the mass the Choir sang “On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother” as the bride presented a bouquet at the alter of the Blessed Virgin. Th,e bride’s period gown featured a Queen Anne satin collar overlaid with lace. The bodice was fitted and iong sleeves came to points over the hands. A satin peplum trimmed.jwith lace accented the hipline of the full skirt, which had a jphapel iringth train/ Her fingertip veil was held by a bead 4 ed tiara anij she carried a tapered arrangement of white roses centered with a white orchid. Miss Vera Geels attended hqr .sister as maid of honor in a gown of white organdy over taffeta, embossed with a touch of yellow and highlighted in the bodice and skirt with ban’ds of yellow taffeta. Miss Patricia Alles, sister of the groom, and Was Shirldy Geels, cousin of the Bride, as bridesmaids, were gowned identically .to the maid of honor, /Their gowns were accented with green. All the attendants wore mitts of matching organdy and picture hats of pleated organdy. The. Misses Beverly Alles and Shirley Geels served as flower girls in floorlength dresses of yellow organdy over yellow taffeta. Ivo Alles attended as best mrfn for his Brother and ushers were Carl Geels and Herbert Alles. 4 1 -

A wedding dinner, was served to thirty-five guests at .the C- L. of <1 hall- following the ceremony. A large wedding cake surrounded with huckleberry foliage and sweet peas arid flanked with candleabra holding , white .tapers centered the bridal table. The rieW -Mrs. Alles has been employed as typist at the Security Cartage do. in Fort Wayne and her husband is engaged in \ farming. The couple will reside in their newly furnished home near Columbia City.' Th WjosßrrAL' v* 1 Admitted: Mrs. Goldie Roop, Decatur. . Dismissed: Mrs. Emerson Lehman, Berne; Mrs. Eugene Dillon and baby girl, Decatur; Mrs. James Inskeep and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. Frederick Zehnder and baby girl, Decatur; General Motors uses more than 42,000 baby bottle nipples per year to mask terminals of automobile starting motors during the painting tpfoedss. :— Democrat Wgnt Ads Bring Results

< 1 ■ t Says*Coon Lodged r In Near Garage Dick Macklin, of the Ph|il L. Macklin Co., says he has 20 witnesses tp substantiate his story that there was a coon lodging in the tree at the rear of the Macklin garage yesterday. - The animal didn’t seem to be frightened by the many persons who visited the rear of the property Friday afternoon, and stayed in Decatur for several hours, Macklin said. '‘ ; I I ’— —1 Toxic Chemical M Blamed For Death : . n'L Indianapolis. May 5. —(UR) — Coroner Roy B. Storms blamed a toxic chemical today for the dhath of Charles M. Arnold, 18-year-old chemical plant worker, Thursday Storms said a toxic chemical apparently was absorbed ' through Arnold's skin when he spilled a chemical on his hands the day befrife his death. t GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout Troop 14 held them regular meeting Tuesday after school at the Lincoln school. Roll was called and dues were paid. The program for the Mother’s Day party? was practiced. The song, "White Cpral Bells” was then sung. We treated with ice cream bars- > Scribe, Judy Lane.

Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE I Al-' ■ • u Q. It is always a problem to get fell - the guests who are invited to a wedding and reception to reply. Why shouldn’t it,be all right to enclose reply cards with the Invitation? . A. Although it is' not yet generally done, reply cards are in many cases included with wedding invitations —and this Is perfectly all Q. When a woman is introducing her husband to a woman acquaintance,; should she say,, "This is my husband,” or "This is Walter”? A,\ When a > mere acquaintance, she should say, "This is my husband.” If it is an intimate frieiid. She may say, “This is Walter.” Q. If there is to be a doubleJing wedding, ceremonk Arhn takes the first presentation- of his ring, the bride or bridegroom? A. The bride receives her rlrig first, and then presents tire bridegroom with his. Nearly 1800 daily newspapers are published in the U.S.

TURTLES ffiZ/ MADI OMIT it "SHf ‘ Z W L " ■ The little wife will never use the rolling pin' if you know what to bring her home. FAIRWAY 1 along 27-33-224 \

Mr. and Mrs. William Bulteirieyer, Decatur route one, are the parents of a bahy son, bom at 3:«» a. m. today at the Adams county memorial hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, ? 794 ounces. . Lafayette Man Is Fatally Injured Lafayette, Ind., May 5. —(UP)— Fred Merle Babcock, 57, died yesterday of injuries suffered when he was hit by a car while crossing a .street here Tuesday. He was a fireman at St. Elizabeth’s hospital. ****** VIV Go-Getters The Jefferson Go-Getters held ,their first regular 4-H meeting May< 1 at the home of Norman Wall. Tenl members were present ' . ' Norman Wall called the meeting to order and led the pledges. Record books were given Jo the members by the leader. The <riub decided not to have a ball team for the coming year- Norman gave a demonstration on dairy. After the meeting was adjourned, refreshments were served |by Lowell and Norman Walk * The next meeting of the Go-Get-ters will be May 8 at the home of Robert Lehmanf the adult leader. ■ f—i , LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Adame County, Ind., will, at 2:00 P.M. on the 22nd day of May >L C.S.T. 1951 at the Commißsionefc-'a Room, Auditor Office in the City of Decatur, Indiana, in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named person, requesting the Issue to the applicant, at the location hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated ana will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named: Murlin G. McGill, 90547, (restaurant), 127 South Second St., Decatur, Indiana, beer and wine retailer. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEJVERAGE COMMISSION. By John F. Noonan, Secretary. Bernard E. Doyle, \ . , Chairman. MAT 5 WALLPAPERS See our large selection of 1951 Patterns KANE PAINT and WALLPAPER 158 So. Second Phone 3-3030

Drive a Bargain AT BRANT’S ; . I. ■ ■ 1950 FBrd Custom 2 door 8 cyl.. Heater, Radio, and Overdrive I $1595.00 1941 Ford Tudor $245.00 1940 Pontiac 4 dr.

JOHN B. smts DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE J FOR m |MM | MAYOR XW — PLEDGES — AN HONEST, PROGRESSIVE AND ■< ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION BASED ON EXPERIENCE GAINED IN OFFICE. VOTERS, I ’• I ~ I am greatly interested in the HEALTH, WEL- , FARE, AND SAFETY of the Citizens of Decatur? My Experience in Business and as Mayor, with my i natural desire to render service to you, are i tions with which I hope tojwin your favorable consideration. I solicit your support Tuesday, May 8,1951. JOHN B. STULTS Pol. Adv.. , ■ L : i ....J J i ■1 . I I 1 * ' ■ ? ■

Home Ec Clubs Aid Communit]fService Highly Active Service Projects v Adams countyih ome economics clubs, now observing natibnal home demonstration week, are Rctive in community servile projects. Many of the clubs ‘ as«®e the responsibility of supplying the 4-H girls clubs in this corlmunity with leaders. /gome of tht womerits groups entefrtaip the gii s during the year and some provk ea supper at the time of the 4 H meeting. | ] .J At the presen time mt|ny home economics merr fers are 1 securing blood donors’ f r the Red Cross blood bank, Su h as this have often beengundertaken by the clubs. During vajlrtime. the promotion of victory gardens, hlome canning, and other patriotic .endeavors were theirs. I'M,. \ ' Last summer |he county association, along wi trig the social and educational deparflrient of the Farnv Bureau, operates the food tent at the 4-H show, vfomen donated food and help. AR Irofits wrire given to the 4-H treasury. There have b®n many instarices when a local c|pb has assisted a family in their, immunity that has had ill fortune Buch as (ire, sicknebs, etc. s \ Donations to| worthwhile fund raising campaigns have often come 1

I A 3-ACT PLAY TUES. MAY 29th 0:30 P.M. DECATURrH.S. AUDITORIUM Portraying Communigt infiltration of ideas into Churches, Schools, Unions, Clubs, and other American organizations.; — CAST — , (Trojan Horses) HORACE I OYLE —-- 1 K - TOM MON AGUE " Jac *L® - p nUd ft ’^ l " SALLY SIS >WDEN — -f- ; Mrs. Ed. R «y VENUS M JOLLUM — M Ru ‘ h ZACCHEU MORSE —. — Hu 9 h Andrews WILHELMINA DILLING Mr «- Lawrence Rash 808 TELI ER —Robert G.;Smrth PRESIDE* ’ MRS. ADAMS— i- Margaret Eiting CHAPLAI* I HAWLEY Rev. Jonas Berkey MRS. SOW DE _—— Mrs. Elbert Aurand MRS. IGOIWICH< Mrs. |Elizabeth G Hander MRS. ELLI ITT — —--L-U— .Mrs. Union Pre* ient NICK ERDELATZ JL------ Ed Noonan PETE FOR IESTER 4--^ harle » Morgan DAVE DEBS 1 4-,-Elmer Darwachter ARCHIE S IK —x— T, On ?. COMMAND R IGORVICH 4 L— GEORGE N. CRA|<3 - BILL FRAEEY Ed Jaberg FRED BOF EN Don C ° c * r * n SAM KELf ER —I H,--— Joe MRS. FREO BOREN r-—-rs- Mr *- Jo ® Ra,,| hfl (and bth r members of American Legion and ERNIE Me MIS —4---- B °b Brennan DICK GREI STED Dave Blackburn PAUL FIN LAY ___| J——J— Gerry Ba|r SUSAN DR JMMOND — —t-L—Xi- Lenore Brennan EDNA BAR ’ON L -u-—A Madeline Friend CAROL CRtSSMAN 1— a—l 4- Judy Fr»riz (and all members of Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship) •A repsonal e probability. Mr. Craig, an IndianapoHs attorney, was natlo al commander of the American Legion in 1949-50. I'' ' ■ i ; [ SPONSORED BY j ADAMS POST NO. 43 L| AMERICAN LEGION, and ' . Westminster Fellowship First Presbyterian Church, Decatur

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from home ’• economics clubs. Aiopg with providing a channel / (or information to the community, each community finds its; home economics a real service club. , Mrs| R. C. Hersh, Mrs. Roy Friedley and Mrs. Richard Carper at-’,’ tended the sixty-first annual tadiana Federation of Clubs meeting at the Claypool Hotel in Indiana- . Quality Photo Finishing Work left by noon en Sunday, ready Tuesday morning at 10 a. m. Holthouse Drug Co. FRIGIDAIRE RANGES UHRICK BROS.

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