Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 15 June 1951 — Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1351

MISS DOROTHY SCHUMM HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss "Dorothy SchUinin, whose marriage will take place in the wear, , futtqre, was guest of honey last evening at a miscellaneous ihower. Miss\ Dorothy; Schnepf, Steffen and Mrs. Ricaard Maloney were hostesses for.; the party, lield at Hanna-Nuttman i park, j" The picnic tables were decorated I w ith baskets of motk orange and roses. J Bingo * was played during I the evening and the prizes given to the honored guest.cMiss Schumm! was the recipient of many lovelyl gifts.. Guests were the office employes ’ of the General Electricy company, where Miss Schumm is employed fas secretary. Other guests weret Mrs. R. W. Sghurtim and Mrs. R. J. Shaffer, of Rockford, O. The June musieale of the Ruth * and Naomi Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will bee 1 held |at the church Tuesday evening at eight o’clock. ’ - ■ . . ■ \ —A motion picture portraying \ the life of Christ will be . shown at the MT. TABOR Methodist Church Bobo, Indiana SUNDAY EVE, 8:00 June 17th •| This Is a full length sound picture lasting 1 hour and 20 I minutes, and has been ac- ? claimed by many to be the z ; greatest picture f ever produced.

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MARJORIE ANDERSON IB ' W ED TO ROBERT McKEAN Mr. and Mrs. Clayson' Carroll, ot Berne, have; announced the taarliage their daughter, Marjorie ; Anderson,\ to Robert C'. McKean, j son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nussl aum of Berne. ■ i The vows were read Wednesday j morning at gtdven o'clock in the I rectory of ;St\\ Mary’s Catholic | church by the Very Rev. Msgr. J. J’Seimetzj Attending Abe couple {were Mrs. Worwin Meyers, o! f ortland, and n r- John c - Carroll, •»f this cityJbrother of tjtie bride. , On their return from a wedding Itrjp Mr. and Mrs. McKean wfllireIside in tlieif country home on 1 Eerne route one. | > | I MISS ROSENA BURKE WED LAST SATURDAY Miss RosenU BUrke, daughter of Mr. and MnOlbert Burke, of this city, and Roy* Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. DaniD. Schwartz of Befnewere united in marriage Saturday at thirty o«clock at the hdme of the Rev..’ E. Wuelihbenhors'.. Fort Wayne, ■ The bride wore a navy blue crepe dress vHth white (accessories and her corsage was of red and white roses. Her rhinestone earrings were a gift from the' groom. Miss Anna Schwartz attended as maid of honor in a,light blue dress with whits She wore a corsage of pink roses and rhinestone gift' from the bride. Gene Bedwell, nephew of\ th? Pride, served as best man. The couple will reside’in their newly-furnished home on route three. Both are employed at Decatur Industries,',; The Decatur Home Economics club picnic for members and their families will be held at HannaNuttman Wednesday eventing at six o’clock. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dtsn and sandwiches. ft* • \ ,

DAV AUXILIARY WINS ATTENDANCE TROPHY Mrs. Matilda Howard, of Fort WaynA state commander of the D. A. lif. Auxiliary, was present at a meeting of the local auxiliary last evening and presented Commander Martha Sommer the trophy awarded the local unit for having largest membership in the state. Mary Ellen Scheiman reported on the state convention held recently at Terre Haute. Dorothy Stulter, senior vice-commander, presided at the meeting. The next social meeting will be held. June 28 at the D. A. V. hall. ADAMS COUNTY CHORUS PLANS SUMMER PROGRAM The Adams County Home Economics Chorus will entertain at a twelve thirty luncheon next Tuesday at the Berne park for the home economics choruses from Allen, Jay and Wells counties. Albert P. Stewart, director of music at Purdue, is\ expected to be here to direct the combined choruses in the, musical numbers to be used at the Indiana Home Economics Chorus festival to be held at Purdue August 1. \ { This year agricultural extension workers and chorus directors from throughout the United States will assemble at Rurdue to study Indiana's program of music and its Home Economics Choruses, and to exchange ideas. . -U * On Thursday morning members of the chorus will leave by bus lor a two day trip to Chicago. valpo guild Will close CLUB SEASON ON TUESDAY T|ie Decatur Circuit Chapter of the 1 Valparaiso University Guild will hold its closing meeting of the year at the shelter house in Han-na-Nuttman park Tdesday evening at six o’clock. Members will enjoy a potluck picnic supper and entertainment. - j r ’ \ ' During the business meeting reports of standing committees wi»l be ; heard and ah election for the office of president will be conducted. The previously elected president, Mrs. H. W. Hartenberger. is unable to accept the office as she is moving to Toledo where the Rev. Hartenberger has accepted a call as pastqr of Immanuel Lutheran church. Installation of officers for the coming year will be held. Retiring officers are Mrs. Louis Jacobs, president, Mrs. Henry L. Meyer. Hoagland, vice-president, Mrs. Harold Hollman, Fort Wayne, treasurer. ; \ , The committee in charge ot the picnic is as follows: Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg, chairman, Mrs. Edgar Thieme, Mrs. Walter Thieme, Mrs. Helen Melcher. Mrs. Lloyd Bowman. Mrs. Harold Schnepp, Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Charles Stappenhagen. ROSE GARDEN CLUB MEETS ON TUESDAY Twenty members of the Rose Garden club were present forth» June meeting, held Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Dale Moses. The meeting opened \with the club collect and Mrs. read an interesting article \by Hayden Pearson. She also gave the lesson on “Herbs for the Kitchen.” Mrs. Ralph Roop presided at th? business meeting. A report .on the roadside council was given by Mrs. Freeman Walters and Mrs. Paul Daniels reported for the ways aud \means committee. Local members were invited to the garden club show* tfc> be held June 16 and 17 at Huntington. \ The entertainment was in charge cf Mrs. Walter Butcher. Contest prizes were won by Mrs. Haley and Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger lovely refreshments. ,

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Socletvv day's publlcatlr, must be phoned In by 11 f in. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 O | Phyllis Acheson | ■ FRIDAY Victory Glass of Trinity church, church basement, 7Lio p.ntt. Rummage Sale, Presbyterian ihurch basement, Ito 5 p.m. a ’ SATURDAY \ Sale. Presbyterian church baseme’’,, B;3G a.m. to 5 p.m.,j* . { I SUNDAY 1 Y. P.JM.<B. of Nuttman Avenue U. B. church; Mrs". Wilbur Foor, 4 p. m. ' MONDAY Root Township Mothers Study Group, School, 8 p. m. Eta Tai4 Sigma sorority picric, Hanna-Nuttman park, 6:30 pc m. LadieS Fireman’s' Auxiliary, Mrs. Arthur Baker, 8 p.m. I V.F.VV. potluck supper, Post and auxiliaries; V.F.W. home, 6(30 p.m. Adams Chorus rehearsal, Monroe Fan* Bureau. 7:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary officers meeting, 'EakW hall, 7:30 p.m. | TUESDAY Past Matrons club of O, E. S., Mrs. Glen - Hill. 7:30 p. m. - Ruth and Naomi Circle June Musicale, ZioriS E. and R. church. 8 p.nj. Valparaiso University Guild closing picnic, Hanna-Nuttman park shelter house, 6 p. m. \V. F. W.; Auxiliary initiation, V\F.W. hdtne, 8 p.m. ' Catholic' Ladies of Columbia pot luck supper, C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. | , Decatur Garden club, Mrs v Henly Holler, 2 p.m. > ] z Addins • County Chorus gues| luncheon,i Berne Park, 12:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary plate lunch for Eagles, families and sweethearts Eagles hall. 7:30 to 9 p.m. WEDNESDAY Decatur Home Economics club family ptdnic, Hanna-Nuttman park. 6 p. m. :: Psi lota Xi initiation dinner. Fort Wa|ne Woman's club, 6:30 p.m. ♦ r.. ■ ... • | j ..J. T ; happy Homemakers \ IN RECENT{MEETING H The Hfippy Homemakers club of Washington township enter talned the Limberlost . club of Geneva evening in the Monroe Methodist church annex. The thtieme of "Children's Day was carried out in colorful decora tions of i balloons, butterflies and bouquets of flowers. Devotions were lid by. Mrs. Floyd Mitchell and Miss Kafen Brandt played an accordion solo. Many gamed and con testd were enjoyed. At a slater hour refreshments were served to fifty-four members and guests. \ — ENTERTAIN SUNDAY DINNER Mr. arid Mrs.l Orville Slusher and daughter, Alice, entertained at dinpef on Sunday for Pvt. Donald Slusher, who has been here on. furlough and returned this Week to CampyAtterbunry. j Guest*- include Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Van JPamp and son Terry, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Jenks and daughter, Mr.|pnd Mrs. L. A. Van Camp, Mr. and» Mrs. R. L. Van Camp, ah of Fort Wayne, Mr and Mrs. R. H. Van Camp, of Wren, 0., Mrs. Frank Treinp, |of Berne, and Joan Stetler of Vhni Wert, O. The Rpot township mothers study group will meet at the Monmouth school {Monday evening at eight

TRINITY WSWS MEETS ON TUESDAY EVENING The regular meeting of the Woman’s Society of World Service ot the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church was held Tuesday ejvening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Drake. Mrs. Addie Andrews was the program leader. The topic for the evening wa* “We press on in a Fellowship of Prayer and Thanksgiving.” Mrs. Hubert Gilpen gave a talk on her recent visit to the Washington Cathedral. Mrs. R. E. Mumnia told of her visit to the E. U. B. mission at Tampa, Fla., and Mrtf. John Chambers Described the mission station ini New Mexico. Topics on “Traveling by Heart” given’ by Mrs. Richard Shaffer, Mrs.. Herman Sautbine and Mrs. Nina Lignt.. Tile invitation committee appointed for July, August and September is Mrs. Curtis Hill and Mrsi.i; Charles Robenold. .JI The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer. The hostess wa-v assisted by Mrs. Hill and Mrhj Jess Williams. * > ■ DISCUSSION CLUB MEETS ON MONDAY 1 The St. Catherine Discussion cltib of St. Mary’s parish unit ot the N.\ C. C. W. held its regular meeting .Monday evening at th* home of Mrs. Robert Meyer, with Irene Heimann as chairman. The meeting opened with the rosary, followed with an article on the “Blessed Pius X,” read by, Miss Heimann. Mrs. Richard Runischlag was welcomed as a new member. • \ 'J The nekt meeting will be heiil July l£>at the home of Mrs. Marcel Welling and Mrs. Meyer as chairman.

Officers of the Eagles’Auxiliary will meet at the Eagles hall Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock. On Tuesday the auxiliary will serve a plate lunch to 'Eagles members, their families and sweethearts. from seven thirty until nine o'clock. Those attending are requested to bring table service.

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LUTHERAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY .IN MEETING The Zion Lutheran Missionary Society held its regular, meeting Wednesday afternoon at the church. Foilowing the opening hymn, Mrs. Gerhard Retaking gave the devotions. A sound-color mission film picturing the work of Lutheran missionaries in' "dark" Africa was then shown. \_\ Mrs. Theo. Witte presided at the short business (meeting’ and announced that MiU. Lloyd Bowman had been appointed membership secretary of the Lutheran Child Welfare. The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer. The following hostesses served refreshments to twenty-five memitrs, Mrs? Charles \Bowers, Mrs. Virgil Bower. Mrs. George Rentz and Mrs. William Schnepf. _■. p , IRWIN FAMILY HOLDS ANNUAL REUNION SUNDAY I The annual Irwin family reunion was held at Lehman’s park in Berne last Sunday. A basket dinner was ebjoyed at the noon hour. Those attending from Decatur were Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Irwin, Mrs. Nettle Zehr, Rayond Zehr, Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Williamson and daughters Shirley and Judy,

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Mr. and Mra. LaDoyi Miller and daughters Janet and SHegnaf. Others present were Mr, and Mrs. Arniel Schaffner, Judy Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bates aftd son Terry. Mr. and Mrs. GaieJ. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence JKHne, bf Van Wert, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers and children Stanley and Janice, of Bluffton. Frank Hamp. Charles -E. Foreman and Bobby Martin, of Indianapolis. Mr; and Mrs. Clint Charleston. (Turn To Page Sevea)

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