Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 152, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1951 — Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 195 J

DELTA THETA TAU HAS INITIATION TUESDAY Impressive candlelight ceremonies held at the KJks home Tuesday evening completed th* initiation of Mrs. Robert 4’olter Miss Ann Gass,/ Miss Margare Mcßeth and Miss Isabelle Kintz into the Delta Theta Tau sorority. The services were conducted by Miss Rosemary Spangler at six o'clock and were followed with the initiation dinner. Bouquets of spring flowers were used on the mantel in the dining room andjptable decorations were, in green and white, the sorority colors. Arrangements of daisies in crystal vases and green tapers formed the centerpieces- ami tiny green and white lace baskets marked- the place of each guest. The initiates were presented with corsages and a plaque of the Delt crest as a gift from the sorority. . Dinner music was played bv Miss Rheta Butcher, who also , accompanied Dick Reidenbach, soloist. His selections included “It Is No Secret” <and “Too Young.” The-president. Miss Mary Martha

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' - - • v \ II ‘ '' i ' 'i \ B ‘ Terveer, gave the welcome to the initiates and the response was giwn by Miss Ann Gass. |Associate|, meinbers-at-large and student mem hers were guests for the evening. Chairman of the committee so charge was Mrs. Joe Krick, assisted by Mrs. John TqYveer, Mri. Leland Sfnith, Miss | Katheriift Weldter and Miss Mary Aim Laurent. ; \ | BLOSSOM TIME TEA/HELD AFTERNOON One hundred and twenty members and guests attended the : lovely “Blossom Time Tea” given Wednesday afternoon at the First Pitesbyterian church. The affa|r is sponsored annually by the Presbyterian Women’s Association. The auditorium and social roonm in the church were beautifully decorated with baskets of roses Flies and daisies. Guests were shown to their seats by Dianne Linn, Barbara Beehler, Sue Harper and Nan McMillen Burkett, who later assisted with the serving. | Mrs. Carrie Haubold played the < organ prelude, followed with a word of welcome by Mis, Robers Macklin, president of tile tion. The devotionals were gives by Mrs. D. A. SwickardJ reading from the nineteenth P|alni. Shi closed with prayer. Miss Alice Langston,/ talented young soloist, sang eev&al selec| t'ons. Miss Langston, wheels spend*? ing the suaimer with he| parents;* Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Langston oL Sfratton Place, is majbring in" music at Indiana She! has appeared before humerdus| civic and social groups ip the city] and light opera companies at I. U.’| , L \ \.,- fF —1

Society Items for day’s lication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson THURSDAY Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Richard Geimer, 8 p.m. 4-H Band practice, M.onroe, b pm. P Ruth and Naomi Circle iof Zion E and R. church, Mrs. A. R. A*hbaucher, 2:30 p.m 1 . v Progressive Workers class of ’Trinity church, postponed. I St. Ambrose study club, Mrs. William J. Meyer, 7:30 p.m, Methodist W.S.O.S. Circles, Epworth Forest, Webster all day,\ Women of Moose formal Inltla tion and installation. Moose home 7:30 p.m., officers at 7 p.m. Order of Eastern Star stated meeting, Masonic hall, 7;30 p.m; Monroe W.C.T.U., Monroe Methodist church annex, all day. Emblem club dinner, Elks home, 6:30 p.m. FRIDAY class of Baptist church, picnic at Hanna-Nuttmap park, 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY Mrs. Orville Baughman’s ’ Meth odist Sunday School class bake sale, Schafer’s,Store, 9:30 a.m. Immanuel Lutheran church bake sale, Publix Service, 9:15 a.m. MONDAY Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 2 to 5 p.m. — and In Fort Wayne. Her selections I included "Do You Know That Fair Land,” “God Blefss This House” and “Think On Mel” She was accompanied by Mrs. Haubold. Mrs. Dallas Bailey then presented an excellent review of the book, ‘‘Stars in My Crown,” by Joe David Brown. \ . Guests were then invited to the social room where dainty refreshments were served from a prettily [appointed tible. The committed /arranging the delightful affair w’as [Mrs. Harper, chairman. /Mrs. Lawrdnce Greeh, Mrs. Frank .Wraight, Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, Mrs. Thomas Stallbauin and Mrs. Carl FUmphrey. 1 * — I The Philo class otj the First Bap- ’ list dhurch will hare a picnic at jlannarNuttman park Friday eveping at six thirty o’clock. —M—I iMt i - I x .as, ao . v » inifujCTtfi/f iTft < -W 11 FULL COLOR BEAUTY IN RUBBER FLOOR MATS Gorgeous full* color, illustraA tions permanently inlaid in non-slip "AKRO" rubber utility mats for kitchen, laundry, bathroom, hillway or nursery. 19x32 size with non-curl scalloped edges in marbleized tone of Leaf Green, Sea Blue, | Coral Tan and Ebony. Choose from Pennsylvania Dutch designs | f 1.98 ! NIBLICK & CO. ;- 1 . '

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■MkULgMt I; -(V'■'ML ENGAGED TO WED—Mr. and Mrs. Paul W; Scheiman, of Derby, Colo., who formerly resided this city, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Delores Jean, to Sgt. Harvey P.iTesch. soh of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tesch of Jpneau", Wis. Miss Scheiman is a graduate of Adams City high school; and has been employed as a telephone operator since graduation. Tesch is presently stationed at Davis-Monthan air force base in Tucson, Ariz. r 4— T

BIRTHDAY PARTY [ GIVEN FOR CALVIN WORTHMAN Mr. laud Mrs. Ernest J. Worthman of Magley, entertained Sunday in honor of their son. Calvin,' who observed his fourteenth birthday anniversary. The honpreJ guest received many gifts. At noon dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Staler and daughter Joann, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bicberlch and daughter Lolb, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adam. In the afternoon the following guests enjoyed a party. John \Hilgeman, Bobby Hildebrand, Arno Girod, Jerry Girod, Lowell Bienjeke, Roger Bjeberich, Max Egiy and Eddie Bluhm. The daV\ was spent playing games and, later in the afterdoqn lefreshmorits were served from tabls arranged on the . lawn. PUBLIX STUDENTS TO PRESENT RECITAL The students of the Publix Conservatory of Music, will present recital Friday evening at eight o\clock at the Lincoln school auditorium. The public is invited to attend, | ’ Those who will take part are Tranklin Bittner, Janice Bodenhop, Edwina Booth, Ronnie Corson. Harriett. Vivian and Jimmie ling, Judith Harman, Shir 1 e • Humerickhouse, Deanne and Sijette Johnson, Shirley and Marceil Koenemann, Joan Manlier, Linda

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! ■! \- ■ ft • McKean, Marjorie Melcher, Dan-j nie and David Simmerman and Joyce Ann Smith. - ( l ! Hie program will be under the , . direction of Mrs. Graice Kreicher - and Mrs. Hilda Harman. I | ' — • MRS. AFFOLDER IS > HOSTESS TO £LUB V I Mrs. Rolland Affolder enterI tr.lhed at her home south of DecaI tur last evening for members of th6 S, E. Bridge club. 1- ' . ] : | Prizes for the hridjge games were i won by Mrs. Guy Koos, Mrs. Wil- » liam Christen and Mrs. Bill Melchi. . GuestAnrizes given to Mrs. I John /Spaulding and Mrs. Roman dleer, of Berne. ; At a later hour the hostess i served lovely refreshments. i r ' ' ■ . Av' ‘ The 1 Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion home Monday afternoon from two until five o’clock. The University of Alaska, only institution of higher learning In the territory, is in Fairbanks. , mi i n in, ; ,

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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smitley are the parents of a baby daughter, born at 12:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon at the Adams county me- . mo rial hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces. A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carey Knittie at 7:15 a.m. today at the Adams county memorial hospital. He weighed 4 pounds, 13 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lengerich; ire the parents of a son, weighing 7 pounds. 14 ounces, born :C 4:55 p.m. Wednesday at • the AdbiiH county memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Habegger, Heine, became the parents of a son at 9:03 pm. /Wednesday at the Adams coure?y* r memorial hospital, The baby weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces. , ft lbl2lTAl""| » Admitted: Baby Deborah Kay ‘Pickens, Bluffton; Mrs. Arthur ! Hall, Decatur. /' < • Dismissed: Mrs. Harold Billington and boy, Geneva; Mrs. Ervin Ow’ens and baby boy, Brad\ley Ervin, Dixon, O. A \ ‘ Immanuel Lutheran church bake sale, Saturday, June 30 9:15 Publix. 151t2x

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Lester Sheets.' governor, and E. lL : Worthman, secretary, are rep'resenting the local Moose Ibijge at the annual state, conventfon this week in Evansville. L. B. Lehman, vice-president of

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£he First Bank of Berne, was Elected a member of the Bernfcifrench school board this week to . [Succeed Clifton H. Sprunger, who *has served two terjns and is rei firing. • Governor Scltricker will be speaker at the 4-;H.c!ub annual fair at Huntington August 14, it has \ been announced. ! 11 11 ..-"-‘"T 1 ■.