Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 118, Decatur, Adams County, 18 May 1951 — Page 3

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MISS IRENE HEIMANN TO WED VICTOR U HAMRICK Mr. and Mrs. John E. Heimann, of route four, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their {laughter, Irene, to Victor L Hamrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamrick of Rockford, O. The wedding will take place Saturday,,July 14, at nine o’clock iuA the morning at St. Mary’s Catholic church. The, bride's brother, the Rev. Lawrence F Heimann, C.PPS., will officiate. Miss* Heimaan graduated from Decatur Catholic high school and her fiance is a graduate of Rockford high school. He is employe-1 at the International Harvester Company at Fort Wayne. BROWNIE COURT OF AWARDS HELD AT LINCOLN SCHOOL One hundred fifty members of the Brownie troops, their parents and lenders, met. in the Lincoln school gym recently for the BroWnie court of awards. A potluck supiper was enjoyed preceding the couift with each troop seated at their own decorated table. Mrs. Kenneth consultant for Brownies and Girl Scouts, welcomed the guests. Members of Troop J7 i entertained with an Indian dance to open the program. Members of Troops 16 and 17, who will enter Intermediate scouting neat year, participated in the “fly-ijip” ceremony, assisted by Mrs. Small. Mary,,Susan Custer, representative from the Girl Scouts, welcomed the girls into scouting. Awards were given to members of Troop 2 and 4 for the year’s iwork. The program closed with an impressive flag ceremony by Troop 16- V Seventy-four girls 1 were given ■• i \ STORE ■/ * . •it' | • ■ r ■\ i ' YOUR FURS NOW! KELLY'S _ DRY CLEANING PHONE 3-3202 ‘ , .. v 4 '[, m

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IA ■ ” T ~ awards during ihe court and the 'members of Troop 1 and 3 will receive awards at a letter date. There are one Iftindred and eleven girls, from the ages of seven to ten, enrolled tn the Brownie scouts." £ Leaders and jco-leaders of the Brownie Troops’ are as follows: Troop 1. Mrs. Ross Way and Mrs. Ellsworth; Troop 2, Mrs J. H. Voglewede ;and Mrs- Kenneth Schnepf; Troop 3, Mrs. Glen Dickerson and (Mrs. Barney Brooks; Troop 4, Mrs. Watson Maddox and Mrs. Vincent Parker; Troop 16, Mr.< DonfCochrane and Mrs. Roy Kalver; Troop 17, Mrs. D. Burdette Custer. i ' ; LOCAL ROADSIDE COUNCIL TO HOST SPRING MEETING The annual spring meeting of the Indiana Roadside ’ Council, Inc,, Fori Wayne district, will be held Jn the Monroe Methodist Church next Friday with- the Adams counay chapter, as hosts- - j The morning session will begin at ten o'clock with Mrs. William Kohls, Mrs. Paul Rich and Mrs. Edward Thurmsn” in charge registration, Devotions will be given at ten thirty o’clock. Mrs." Freeman Walters will give the welcome address and Mrs. Worey Myers, state president, = will give the response- I ' - At the business session the secretary, treasurer, executive board land county presidents, will give reports. A discussion on roads and highways will take place, followed by the regular committee reports. Group Bing|ng wjllbe led by Mrs. M. J. Neuefischwander, the chorus. The luncheon to be served at noon will be per plate. Reservations maty be; with Mrs. Ralph Stanfey, Mrs. Paul Rich and Mrs. Thurnian. The afternoon session will begin with the introduction of guests and the Adams County chorus will sing Guest speaker will be a member of the state police department. L. tE. Archbold, county agent, and Homer Winleregg, president of the Monroe council, will .also speak. - ? j ’ Irene Heimann will be hostess ♦o of St. Catherine’s discussion club at eight o’clock Monday

WOMEN OF MOOSE HAVE INITIATION THURSDAY Formal initiation for a class of candidates was held last, evening at the Moose home for new members of the Women of the Moose. Twelve members of the Van Wert chapter of Women of Moose were’ guests. Mary Dixon hospital guild chairman, was In charge of the chapter night program. Sarah Jones, of Van Wert, a Mooseheart mother, g4ve a talk on Moosehearl and Margaret Rise, alsd of Van Wert, gave a reading. \ During -thO business meeting the chapter voted to give a |lO contribution to Hoosiertown, a school; for boys. The door prize was won’ by Juanita Walchle and during the social hour refreshments were served by the hospital guild committee. BPW CLUB ENTERTAINS SENIOR GIRLS WEDNESDAY Senior girls from the Decatur high school and the Decatur Catholic high school , were entertained Wednesday evening by the;Decatur Business and Professional Women’s Club at the Moose home. The room was decorated with vases of tulips and lilacs. Long fairies were placed at each end of the room; A small Maypole surrounded by story book dolls centered tne main table. At each end o( this 5 table were vases of .tulips around which were placed miniature diplomas tied with the school colors. The second table, decorated with 'bowls of tulips, held the large punch bowl and cups. As the guests entered the room they were presented-with corsages. Punch was served at the start of the program. a • Miss Anna K. Williams, president of the local club, welcomed the guests. Each guest was introduced and a brief statement was given' about what she intended doing upon graduation from high school. Mrs Max Schafer introduced “The Dreamtimers,” a singing group from Ossian high school. , They were accompanied at, the piano by Miss Dorothy West. Miss Pat Johnson presented Mrs. Raymond Harrison, a chalk artist from Beriie, who drew three pictures for the group. Light' refreshments were served at the close of the program. The committee for the evening was Miss Pat Johnson, Miss Ruth Flora, Mrs. Charles Lose. Mrs- .Eleanor BETHANY WSWS UNIT MEETS ON THURSDAY Unit 3 of the Woman’s Society of World Service of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church met at the home of Mrs. Adolph Kolter Thursday afternoon- Mrs. Mollie McConnehey was assisting hostess. , Mrs. Amos Ketchum presided at Jhe business meeting. The program, in charge of Mrs. Henry Adler, opened with group singing of “Faith of Our Mothers," and scripture was taken from Luke. v A \:Mrs. Everett Hutker/'spoke ou the topic, “Peace Begins in the Family,” and Mrs. George Hamma used the subject “God's Landlady ’* A talk on “Mother’s Responsibilities” was given by Mrs, Wended Seaman and Mrs. John Spahr gave a reading. “A Little Boy and His Mother.” The program closed with singing "Love at Home” and prayer by Mrs. Adler. Refreshments were served to thirteen mempers, one guest and four children MELVIN TIMKHAM “All kinds of Insurance” Homestead 40 Phone 3-8924

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I— Ktnrawi i . ——U ,iin 1 • 1 \ Society Items for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a.’m. (Saturday 9:30 a. tn.) \ ■ Phone 3-2121 * ; Phyllis Acheson 11 FRIDAY Rebeck Lodge, IOOF Hall, 7:39 b.m; I ■,! ' W'S|W-S. of Bethany E.t'.B. church,jchurcii, 7:30 p;m. . - Girl j Scout Association meeting, postponed. Phlla|hea class of Baptist church.-(church social rooms, 7:30 3- m ' A J \ All MONDAY V.F.W. post and auxiliaries potluck sapper, V.F.W. home, 6:30 p.m. Ar - \ ’■'/ - Sti • Catherine discussion club, Irene Heimann, 8 p.m. Woman’s Bowling picnic, HannaNuttman park, 6:3,0 p.m. »Root township Mothers study dub, Monmouth school, 7:30 p.m, Adandt County chorus, Monroe Fann Bureau, 7:30 p.ip/ ; TUESDAY' Deltas Theta Tau installation. Elks htaiie, 8p- m. ' \ Loyall Daughters- class of Bethany E.&.8, church, Mrs. Clarence Weber, §7:30 p.m. Kirkllnd Ladies club, Adams Centralshigh school, 7:30 p.m. Church Mothers study club. Mrs. SamUel|Emerick, 8 p. in. Auxiliary called meeting, Eagles nail, 8 p.\ m. Deltaj Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma I’hi, Mrs. George Bair, 8 Root Home Economics clulx; Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, l:3u Pim. . PocqMantas ‘Lodge, Red Men’s hail; potluck supper at 6 p.m. J WEDNESDAY PresHyterian Women’s Association, church, 8 p. m. i '/ Unior| Township' Women's blub, Mrs. Pahl Morgan. 1:30 p. m. * THURSDAY Orddrt of Eastern Star stated meeting, Masonic hall, 7:30 p. m « - T- • 8080 COMMUNITY GROUP MEETS AT SCHOOL MONDAY Approximately eighty-five per sons attended the carry-in supper, held in Connection with the regular meeting of the Bobo Community Monday evening at the Bo|b school. | following program was rliven:; Jgroup singing Qf “America” and of the' Republic.” were given by Sandrk | Brunner, Marie Ohler, uoufra PUndenlahg, Janice Smith. Shirßvl Hindehlang, Carolyn Sheets |. and Esther Sheets. The program was arranged by Miss Myrtle? and Mrs. Samuel Cottrell| During the business meeting* Roman . Sprunger, president, appointed? Mrs. Kermit Bowen and Mrs. Kenneth Ohler j to make arlangements for an auction sale to Ue heliP at the Jtfne meeting. Refreshments will be sold & n <i Marshall Hilpert and Kermit Bowen were appointed to that committee. Mrs. .Brunner and Mrs. Donald will have charge of the brogtam. Plans for purchasing piapcf for the school were disctissed, I / \ 1 I l ' The Loyal Daughter class of Evangelical United church will nw®t at the home Os Mrs. Weber Tuesday tvening at thirty o’clock. ' . it ' ' ‘The'Order of Eastern Star will have aHitated meeting at the Masonic Ipfll Thursday evening at Steven thiw o’clock, i C ' ■

MRS. WILLIAM faITCHEL * HONORED ON SUNDAY J Mrs. William Mitchel, of ft|onJ roe. was guest of; honor at a sur- ? iwize Mother’s day dinner Sunday bj members of her family. A afternoon was enjoyed and several four generation ; pictures Rerfe taken. . (. Thofce present (were: Mr. and Mra.\ Clarence Mitchel, Mr. gnd Mrs. Arthur Mitchel, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dick ja n d daughter I Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rupert and son oonald, Mri Mrs. Kenneth Eliott and daughters Janice, Sue Sherry, M|r. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchel and sppb Gene, Robert, Jerry and Ned, Mr. ■ and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchel and I daughter Eileen, | Mr. and Mik Russel Mitchel grid children Virginia, Arlen, Carolyn and L4on, and Vlr. and Mrs. Ralph Bluhm and ( children Carl and Doris Ann. Afternoon callerh were Mr. b 1 )* 1 Mrs. Lawrence Fuelling an d daughter Carla, Mh and Mrs. Gerald Morningstar |a n h son Jerry. Miss Shirley Mitchel, Miss Laqd|is end Anna Brown.' ' ' —-k- ' • ' * | ROSE GARDEN CLUB ' MEETS ON TUESDAY Twenty-one ' members o? the Rose Garden club met Tuesday ' afternoon at the . home of Clem Kortenbpr. ; \ |I I The ' meeting\ opened with ?the 1 club collect and the lesson: on “Geraniums/ and Plants of Yesterday” was in an inter chting manner by Mrs. Gedrge Sqiiler. ' At the business meeting Mts. ’ Freeman Walters was appointed chairman of the conservation 1 committee and Mr#. Bert Hkley ’ chairman of thev Visiting .garden committee. r\ Mrs. Gerald Diirjkln had charge 1 of the entertainment during .the social hour. Mrs. Paul Daniels 1 assisted the hostesls in re freshments. ■ . | »t r I . t j FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE j[[ Ct-UB HOLDS MEETING The Friendship Village cllibf of Blue township met at ine Kimsey school Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles Meyprs presided; in the absence of the president. • The club creed opened the meeting and Mrs. tEff Trickvr led the devotional period. Roll call Was answered shoeing pictures of mothers. Clara Dolch reported on the recent trip t|o Niagara Fills. Mrs. Paul Burkhart gave Ithe lesson on “Rayon Fabrics ” U WMf announced that th|e club will} entertain members of the Jolly Hopse--1 wives club of St. Mary’s township on July 27. ? Hostesses for Jh|e meeting ker® Mrs. Dolch, Margaret Kuhn, Holen Burkhart and Myrtle Neadstine. ‘ ADDITIONAL PLAINS MADE I ' FOR HOME EC StYLE SHOW ! Plans were made Thursday, afternoon to have Miss Betty Fell, stylist from New York, put on 'the I style show for the, program of (the ! Adams County Home Economics Association on June 7. , Miss Fell, who works with (the McCall pattern company, will bring a complete show of a cotton sum- ( mer wardrobe. Eighteen Adams county women and girls will act as models. Miss Fell will arrive hare ' on June 6 to lake charge of fitting the garments and training the modI , G^8 ’ . 1 \; " ,In addition to this the women who made garments in the recent r tailoring classes kill model their outfits. Each club, will also styow ‘ -ope old time edsturde. Music for the eyent was also planned and de- ’ tails will -be announced later. Mrs. Glenn Schaadt conducted the meeting of tne program committee for this county-wide event at the extension office. Women on the committee Mrs, Amelia Miller, Mrs. Ell Graber, Mrt- Charted Bchnepp, k rs - Martin Neuensehwander, Mrd. Frted Blum. Marie Hoffman, Mrs. Herman Bleeke. Mrs. Elmer Inniger, Alpha Chew, Mrs. Ruth Riggens, Mrs. Walter Egley, Fern Frey, Mrs- Myrtle Neadstine, Mrs. MagdAlena 4histutz. Mrs. C. Hammond, Mrs, Lee Fleming and Mrs. Dale Brandt.? ' V —J..'/ ' -|l" The Rebekah lodge will hold u called meeting at! the IOOF pail at 7:30 o’clock thia evening. Mem* here are requested)' to be presfefet business of importance will the discussed. - The Kirkland Ladies club have a meeting, at the Adams Central high school Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’dlock. All meihbers are asked to bring their mother. ) , . I A potluck supper will be held at the V.F.W. home Monday evening for members of the post, women’s auxiliary, father’s auxiliary and their families and sweethearts. Those attending are asked to bring table service. The newly-elected officers of Delta Theta Tau sorority will be installed Tuesday evening at eight o’clock at the Elks home. The Union Township Wpmon’s club will have their, annual mother and daughter meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul Morgan Wednesday afternoon at one thirty o'clock. L ’'‘'l'--'' t I '

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GIRL SCOUT TROOP 18 HAB COURT OF AWARDS Girl Scout Troop 18 held a combined court of awards and Mother’s Day party Tuesday evening in the Method|st church basement. The girls had planned the party as part of their hostess badge project. Miss Carolyn kumann, president, opened the meeting. Mrs. Chester Dalzell, who served as leader of the troop until last December, gave an interesting talk on how and when the girls earned their badges. Mrs. Kenneth Small, Girl Scout outdoor consultant, made the awards for camp craft, foot traveler, outdoor pioneer and cyclist to the various girls. She also showed tjhe guests pictures of the first Girl Scout leaders and pictures of scouts in 1932Games were played and prizes of potted plants were awarded to Mrs. D. H. Callow and Jbyce Cal--low. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. The meeting closed by singing “The Calliope Song” and forming the wishing circle. Leaders of the troop are Mrs. Roger Schuster and Mrs Fred Striker. Miss Barber, director of a Gary Neighborhood House, will speak on her ' work at the meeting of the Presbyterian Women’s Association Wednesday evening at eight o’clock at the church. The Red Cross Bloodmobile (made its second visit to Bluffton this week. 105% pints of blooti were donated. State game wardens are checking on those who seine minnows w this time of year. It’s unlawful until June 13 and violators will be prosecuted, they say. J Mrs. Grace Cook of Seline, Mich., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L D. Bracey of Winchester street. This is to correct an item appearing iu last evening’s paper. Mr. and Mrs. C. B- Cornell, of Cleveland, O. visited today with Mr. and Mrs. C. E- Petereon in Decatur. Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Peterson were roommates at college in Chicago. This year the Harvest Moon occurs in October. Some years it comes in September.

INSURANCE Phone 3-4300. Kenneth Runyon. Decatur Insurance Agency. T SATURDAY SPECIALS Stag Shaving Cream Lather—s Stag Blades Both for 49c Stag Brushless Cream Reg. 50c—Special, 25c Symphony Stationery Oak Grain—sl.39 box Medford Wonder Pack 42 sheets—32 envelopes 40c Cascade Linen Paper in blue, white, pink Envelopes to match v . . \ 10c pkg. Stag Fine Writing Paper for Men—sl.oo box SMITH PRIG CO. WEEK END SPECIALS Open till 10 Saturday Evening Center Cut , A SMOKED HAM, lb 69c Thin Rind Bacon, lb. —59 c Veal Liver, lb. 55c Veal Round Steak, lb.— 79c Veal Chops; lb. —69 c Spare Ribs and Back Bone, lb. 43c Fresh Side, lb. 39c Pan Sausage, lb. x—39c Round Steak, lb. 69c Minute Steak, Ib. ——69 c Casing Sausage, lb. 43c Smoked Sausage, Ib. 49c Juice Oranges, doz. 39c (All Our Own) v Large Cucumbers-. 2 for 19c Large Mangoes 2 for 15c Tomatoes 23c tube Celery, Calif. Pascal 21c bun. SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET So. 13th St. Phone 3-2706

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