Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1951 — Page 3

THURSDAY,,MAY W, 1951

Harbor Lights Theme Os Annual Prom Given By Decatur Catholic Juniors Last Evening > “Harlior Lights” was the theme of this year's junior-senior prom, field list evening in the Kpights of Columbujs hall when the Decatur Chtholic high school Juniors entertained members .of th® graduating class at the annual event. Dinner was served to members and tlieir special guests six thirty o’clock and more than fifty <>obples enjoyed the dance, held later in the evening'. 1 \ I ' | ' .'| ! h

Decorations for t-he affair wei/e ,’©f a very realistic nature. A huge l|ght-house which the ap- ~ pgaranee of being on an'island far out at sea stood in one corner at the front of thO hall, and a beacon flight flashed on and off during the evening. In the opposite corner was the replied of a dipper ship, ehnstrdeted.- in -m-h a manner that thA, sails appeared to be blown by a gentffe breeze, diagonally from the entrance; and around the, hall - where , the tables were arranged

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night club style, stood hosts, each one holding an anchor heaping the' name, of a graduating senior. The wall decorations were life preservers, also bearing the names ■of the sepiors. 'Jiff' ' , The gi|est table, arranged : at ♦he front of the hall, and the smaller tables; were centered with miniature; lighthouses and each place waa marked with a red rbse. The honored guests included the Very Rev, Msgr. Jv J. Seimetz.

the ' Rev, Ignatius Vichuras, the Rev. J. J. Hennes, of Sfonroeville, and the kev. Robert Hoevel of Piercejon, 'botlj former assistant pastors here, Mr. and Mrs. David Terveer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hackman and sisters from the school faculty. Parents of the class members were guests at the dance. The program opened with the seniors singing appropriate Words to the\ melody of “Harbor Lights” and Bob Gase, vice-president thetjunior class, who was master of cereponies, read the “silver message,’’ class predictions for< the seniors. Msgr. Seimetz favored the group with a vocal selection.' Miss Marilyn Smith, president of the junior class; gave a brief talk and members of the class sang “Now-4s TheVHour.” Following a talk by Isabel Kintz, senior class president, Msgr. Seimetz addressed the group and the program concluded with sihgitig of “May the Dear Lord Blest and Keep You.” Sponsors of the two classes are Sr. M., Leonida and Sr. M. Fehronia.' ' V Music for the dancing was provided by Wi'Aiam Sflnindingar’s orchestra. HEGERFELD-WERUNG /I WEDDING SATURDAY Miss Dorothy Hegerfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hegerfeld of Monroeville route two, and Gerhard Werling, son' of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Werling of route one, exchanged wedding vows Saturday afternoon in St. John’s Lutheran church at Flatrock -The Rev. Heniy Hartenberger performed the dou-ble-ring ceremony at two thirty o’clock before a background of pink gladiolus and snapdragons. i The musicale preceding the rites was presented by W. J. Ehlon, organist, apd Harvey Caston, vocal\tet. Selections included “Take Thou Their Hands and Lead and “The Lord's Prayer.” The bride selected a gown of ivory bridal satin designed with a sheer yoke and featuring embroid ered lace at the shoulder. The fitted bodice buttoned down the back and long sleeves tapered .to points over the hands. The full skirt had a chapel length train- A tiara of pearlized orange blossoms held her fingertip veil of illusion and she carried a bouquet of White carnations and white roses. Der necklace was a gift of the groom. Miss Delores Doctor was the maid of honor, wearing a gown ot orchid organdy over taffeta, ft peter pan collar detailed the bodice and .the full skirt had an embd&fceYt floral design. The bridesmaids. Miss Marceil Hegerfeld, sister of the bride, and Miss ‘Esther Werring, sister of the groom, . w,ere gowned in aqua over Their headpieces were of matching taffeta and .they carried bouquets of carnations and roses. Miss Barbara Fay Gerling, niece of the groom was the flower girl. Her floorlength dress was yellow flowered organdy over taffeta and she carried a basket of mixed flowers. - * ; Gilbert Hartman attended the groom as best man. i For her daugbter’swedding Mrs. Hegerfeld was attired m an aqua dress with black and pink accessories and Mrs. Werling wore a navy blue ensemble. Both wore corsages of pink roses. A reception for two hundred and fifty guests was held at the home of the bride’s parents following the ceremony. Assisting serving were Miss Viola Fe/ger, Miss Corrine Silbert and Mrs Richard Smith- Following a short wedding trip the couple -will reside on Decatur route one. X

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Society Items for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:90 a. m.) \ \ Phone 3-2121 | Phyllla Acheson ■ •; ■ . I \ THURSDAY Queen of Peace study club, Helen Ulman, »\ p.m. I Church of Gqfl Mother-Daughter postponed indefinitely. \G.E. Aeolian choir Decdtur high\ school music toom, 7:30 \p.m. Queen of Rbsary study club, Mrs. Joseph TriCker, 8 p.m. . 8 / Mount k Pleasant W.S.C.S., Mrs. Leo King, Sr., 2 p.m. Holy Cross study club, , Mrs. Donald Miller, 8 p,m. 11/ i 4-H band practice, Monroe, i T: 10 p. m. \ \ Unit 1 of Bethany church W. S.\W- S., Mfs. LaDoyt Millet, 2 p. m. Unit 2.ef Bethany church W. S.W. S„ Mrs. F. H. Willard, 7:30 p ip. Bobo U. \B. ■ Willing Workers class, Mother’s Day potluck supper, Bobo school, 66:30 p. ip m Baptist ;church annual mother and daughter banquet, churph basement, 6p. m. 4 , / Emblem £lub 'Mother’s Day dinner, Elks, home, 6:30 p. m.- * j Ladies Fellowship of Missionary church, Mrs- Lawrence VonGunten, * p. in. D. A- V. Auxiliary business meeting, D: A. V. hall, 8 p. m. Eastern. Star,' Rainbow Girls and mothers, carry-ip supper, Masonic hall, 6:30 p. mPresbyterlan Mary Circle, Mrs. L. C. Pettibone, 2:30 p. m. Presbyterian Martha Circle Mrs Sim Burkj 2:30 p. m. First Methodist W. S- C. S general meeting, church, £:3O a. m. FRIDAY Bobo Methodist W. S. C. S„ church, 7:30 p- m. Decatur Girl Scout (|ouncH called meeting, Mrs. Roy Kslver, 7:30 p. mCalvary E.U.B. Ladies Aid, church, 8 p.m. t Trinity E. U- R. Victory Class, Church, 7:30 p. m. Work and Win class of Trinity church, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gamer, 7:30 p.m. A \ j ( American Leginn Auxiliary business meeting. Legion home, 8 p.m.’ SATURDAY Ladies Aid ot St. Peter's Lutheran church, Fuelling, bake sale. Publix Store, 9 a.m. MONDAY Ladies a Fireman’s Auxiliary Mrs. EugeneV Beam, 8 p.m. Sancta Marla study club, Mrs. Richard Pryden, 8 p. m. Past President’s Parley of American Leg|on Auxiliary, Mrs. Harold Tieman, 8 p. m. Our Lady of Fatima study club, Miss Jorfh Wemhoff, 8 p. m. Pyfhian Needle club, K. of 'P. Home, after Temple. J TUESDAY Catholic Ladies of Colombia Mother’s-Day party; ,C. L. of C. hall, 7:30 p.m. \ ■/' \j 1 * Rose Garden club, Mrs. Clem Kortenber, 2 p. m. Tri Kappa sorority Mother’s Day dinner, Elks home 6:30 p. in. / Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Sam /Baumgartner, 2 p- m. V.F.W. Auxiliary, V.F.W. hall, 8 p.m. \ Pocohantas Lodge, Red Men’s hall, 7:30 p.m

NAOMI CIRCLE MEETS ON WEDNESDAY EVENING C Mrs. Joe Thompson was last evening tq members of the Naomi Cirjele of jthe First Presbyterian church. A medltajli/on Mr*. Daytqn Swickhrd opened the meeting. ; Mrs. France® Reidenbach was in charge df the devotional period. Mi’s- Leov Saylor, program chairman, gaye ap interesting account of the history of the Presbyterian in Alaska. At the business meeting committees werq appointed for the month of \lune. Final plans were made for the Smorgasbord supper to be given h| the Church basement Muy 19. ; ; II Refreshments were served to thirteen, members and one guest by Mrs. Thompspn, Mrs-. George Alton and Mrs. pharles Morgan- \ \ i | 1 '“~T BEULAH CHAPEL W. S. C. SMEETING ON WEDNESDAY ’ The Beulah: Chapel Woman’s Society of Christian Sendee held an i all stay meeting Wednesday at tae home of Clara Ball. The morning was spent in sewing and quilting I and a potluck dinner was served at : noon. | Tables were decorated with a May Day theme. A bouquet of spring flowers was the centerpiece and were marked with May baskets filled candy and decorated with violets and pansies. \ ■; The afternqon devotions were led by Mrs- William Ehrman and the lesson, “Women - Their Work and Health.” was\ given by Mrs. Harry Bauer and Lena Sherlock. A memorial service was held for the late Julia Shady. A tall candle centered in an arrangement of tulips. lilacs \aiid appleblossoms iVps lit and the group sang “In the Beautiful Garden of Prayer.” Mrif. Reuben Smith rea<f a poem, “Plant a garden” and a reading “Happiness in Her Backyard”' Was given by Mrs. 'Eugene Sommer. The service concluded with a reading, “My Mother's Hands" by M-s-Dprtha Shady. * I' I . KIRKLAND W.C.T.U. HAS MEETING ON TUESDAY The Kirkland township W-C.T.U. held a meeting Tuesday afternoon at' the home of Mrs. Ellis SkileZ. Singing of the hymn “This is My Father’s World” opened the devo- ■* lEs-' I ' K J \ I aImR! «• «««n In ] 1 A j \ MADEMOISSLLi %*< \ 1 u ft /I \ A 111 AiJli 1 f/M f II Zu / BY V V / /SMOLER BROS., Lz inc. gingham sophisticate .... Bea Young's daisy-fresh combination of color and comfort. Make your summertime happytime >— be too, with this full-skirted cotton Confection. It’s tissue weigh! cotton in sun blended purple aqua and blue. • ■ '■ " A ; ■ ; H ' ' SS-95 4 * 4. .I p NIBLICK & CO.

tionals and scripture train Mark •was read by Mrs. Many GeiseL Plans were made to buy Bjblcs for the graduates of the Kirkland Bible school. A brief! review from the Unicin Signal was! given by the president, Mrs. Floyd Stoneburner\ Mrs. Lucinda Yagor gave the lesson, “Yale defense of the wet press.” The meeting was closed with a poem, f’Scjmeone Had Prayed,” The next meeting will be held June 14 at the home cjit Mrs. Hattie Tumbleson. \J KENNETH FRIEDT WEDS v INA ADAMS ON SATURDAY The wedding of Adams, of this city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of Pomp, Ky„ and Kqpneth Friedi. son of Mr. and MrA, Jack Fried: of 1021 West Jacksbli street, took place Saturday afternoon at four o’clock. Only immediate families present tor t/ha ceremony, performed in the iWrst Baptist church by ißev. Robert Mr. and Mrs. william Fisher attended the couple, j ' \ The bride was attired in pink dressmaker style suit with which she wore a pink hai trimmed in pink veiling. > Otheif accessories were in bine arid het corsage was ot white caphations, /’

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■■MM~MMM.■ Mrs. Fisher f wore a gray, print silk dress with blue accessories and a corsage of red roses. Following the wedding, dinner was nerved th the brhlal party and memhbrs of the iifimediate families at the Fairway.- A tiercu yedding cake and bouquets of tlqwers decorated the table. bn their return from a wedding trip 'through the south the couple will reside at 304 Marshall street Mrs. Friedt, Who attended school »i» Kentucky,} is employed at Bag Service, Inc., and her husband, a graduate Os Decatur high school, is employed as a barber at Lose's Barber Shop. | Members of-Tri Kappa sorority wIH entertain their _molh ers at a buffet dinner at the \home Tuesday evening at six thirty o’clock. \ \ The Past Wesident’s' barley ot the American Legion Auxiliary Will meet at, the home of Mrp. Harold Tieman Momlay evening i at eight Mrs. Sam BauingartneV will \be hostess for th©: meeting of the Dqcatur harden .ffluh Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock. Mrs- Lee Vance will givq a paper oh “Plants lof Yesterday” /and Mrs. IGJRetay

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Bierly will give a paper on “New Look in'Petunias.” . V ! Members of .the Rose Garden club w/ill fneet at two o’clock day afternoon at the home of ?MrS£ Clem Kortenber. D. A. V. AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE / MAY 12th L ID. A. V. HALL Above Krogers This Week Only i Helena Rubinstein’s Beauty Consultant FREE! j Beauty Analysis <, and Gift! SMITH DRUG CO.