Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 194, Decatur, Adams County, 17 August 1951 — Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1951

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REBEKAH DISTRICT MEET TO BE HELD HERE TUESDAY Decatur Rebekah .Lodge will i> ? hostess for a meeting of Rebekah Lodges from district 3T, Ada ins, / Wells and Blackford counties, next Tuesday at the 1.0.0. F. hall. The afternoon session will open at two olclock with Mrs. Mel vena _Reed, of 1 this city, district deputy president, in charge. Mrs. Jnlii Loveless,' of Indianapolis, - .president of the; Rebekah Assembly qf Indiana, will he a special guest and conduct a school of instruction. \ During the Evening session, ‘o convene at seven o’clock, the de gree of Rebekah Odd Fellowship will be exemplified for a class it - candidates. * ; PHOEBE BIBLE MEETING THURSDAY Tpe Phoebe Bible' class of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church niiet Thursday f evening in the social rooms of the church w ith eighteen members and two guests present. Mrs; Ed Miller was program leader and read Psalm 145, fo’lowed with prayer a A group o* i hymns (Sung and Mrs. Ethel >Dewey read an interesting article * cdtitled j’The Miracle of Music.*’ 1 . I Musical given durin; the program included "Poe in” hv Tiblah, and "Serenata” by Moskowski, by- Miss Jane Rentz. Ronny '■ Robinson presented "Seherzihc" by Moskowski, "Bewitched" bRogers and ‘.‘Deep Purple” by DeRose. • v Mrs. '-Edgar Gerber and Mis

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Society Items for day's publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) \ Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson FRIDAY Calvary E.U.B. Willing Workers, church basement, 8 p.m. x Work and Win class of "Trinity church, Byron Myers, Wren, 0.. 7:30 p.m. Friendship .Village club, 4-l{ dubs and fapiilies, Berne park, G:3O p.m. SUNDAY Leimenstall-Martin reunion, Mr end Mrs. Frank Yager. Annual Weldy reunion, Hanna Nuttman park. MONDAY Music Section of Woman’s club. Mrs. Harryj Dailey, 8 p.m. V.F.W. post and Auxiliary potluck supper, V.F.W. home,} 6 p.m. TUESDAY \ V.F.W. Auxiliary meeting. V.F.W. home, 8 p.m. \ , St Catherine study club, Mrs. Ed Faurote, 8 p.m. Called meeting of Civic, Department of Woman’s club, Ityrs. C|a--nice Smith, 7:30 p.m,. ’ . TUESDAY Catholic Ladies of Columha pot luck supper, C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p-m. Sunny Circle Home, Economics club, Preble recreation tester, 8 p.m. Rose Garden club family picnic, Hanna-Nuttman park, 6 p.m. Jolly Housewife Home Economics club ice cream social, Tuesday 8?30 p.m. Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Harve Koos, 2 p.m. .'., ' V ■ Harold hfurphy played two duets, “Soldiers March" > from the open Faust-Gounodand "Laughing Waters.” Beautiful gifts from the class and the Women’s Guild were pre sented to Mrs. Dewey, who is leaving to make her future home ii. Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Ray Moser conducted the business meeting. Games were played during the social hour and refreshments were served from tables attractively decorated with garden flowers a”d candles. Hostesses were Mr.i Noah Roth, Mrs. Miller apd Mrs Dew’ey. . '

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Mary lou Johnson I Bride Sunday Os R. L. Bumgarner Miss Marylou Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Johnson of Bluffton, and Richard Lee Bumgarner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bumgarner of near Uniondale were married Sunday afternoon at twxi thirty o’clock in the Fir.<t Evangelical and Reformed church at Bluffton. The Rev. Matthew Worthman read double ring ceremony before a background ot ferns and white pink flanked with candleabra. Miss Francile Worthman, orga tist. and Miss Geraldine Worthman, \ocalist, presented the tliirty minute musicale. “The Lord’s Prayer ’ was sung after the ceremony and the 'traditional wedding \marches were used. The bride, given in marriage !>j her father, wore a gown of white satin and Chantilly lace with an cff-the-shoulder' crushed' bertha collar edged with a ruffle of lace. The circular ' skirt extended inhj a cathedral train. Her veil of whit e marquisette was edged in tilly lace and held with a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a cascade, of , pink roses centered! with a J white orchid and her pearls were •t gift from the groom. Miss Shirley Bumgarner, plater of the groom, was maid of honor and Miss Wanda Johnston, aunt oti

DECATUR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY Twenty-seven members of th., Decatur Home Economics club m»' Wednesday afternoon at the horn of Mrs. Roy Price. Assisting hosttses were Mrs. Charles Blenekc. Mrs. Henry Adler. Mrs. Charles, Feasel'and Mrs. Grant Fry. Thre > guests were present. Mrs. William/ Little, of Indianapolis, a former member. Mrs. Dovie Bedwell and Mrs. Francis Andrewys. Mrs. Joe Oelberg gave an interesting report on the Purdue conference. Speakers were A. S. Thomas, director of tax and legislative department. Indiana Farm \ v .

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the bride. Miss Joap Terhune and Mrs. Doris Ejsenhunt were bridesmaids. Their pink gowns had bodices of lace and marquisette skirts worn over satin. Off the shoulder stoles and pink horsehair braid hfits completed their costumes. They carried pink and white gladiolus. Sally Jo Johnson, sister of th" bride, was flow-er girl in a blue marquisette gown over taffeta and .« blue sweetheart bonnet. She carried a basket* filled w’ith ros<» petals. ■' / Leo Bumgarner, brother of the groom, was best man and ushe.s w-ere William DUnn, Ted Lewis Johnson, Herry Siela and David Noll. The men of the bridal party wore formal summer attire. Mrs. Johnson wore a beige linen dress with a brown Chantilly lace jacket and brown and beige accessories. Mrs. Bumgarner wo»e navy blue with pink accessories and both had pink rose corsages. Four hundred guests attended the reception, held in the churc'i basement following the wedding. When the couple left for a wedding trip to the Smoky mountains, the bride wore a navy marquisette dress wXth rhinestone trim and white accessories. After Augu/t .19 they will be at home at 404 West South street, Bluffton , The bride was graduated this spring from the Bluffton hign school. Her husband graduate 1 ■from the Union Center highschool r.nd is engaged in farndng.^ —

Bureau, who spoke on “Recent Legislation Affecting Home and Community.” R. iH. Bauman, of the Purdue agricultural economics department, used as his topic "Your Dollars In Western Europe.’ Mrs. Raymond Sayre, president o f A. ( .W.W. talked on “Are Woman’s Organizations reaching their objectives." It was voted to (hange the name of the organization from Home Economics tn “Home Demonstration in Indiana ’’ During the business session th*) club voted a $lO contribution to Red Cross flood relief and the meetirfg closed with the club <co!-\ lect. k ■ , r

Members of the V.F.W. post and Auxiliary will have a potluck kup per at the post home Monday evening ait six o’clock.. The regular meeting of the Auxiliary will be held at the home Tuesday evening kt eight o’clock. y The Music Section of the Decatur Woman’s club will hold a meeting Monday evening at eight o’clock at the home of Mrs. Harr Dailey. Sunny Circle Home Economics club will meet in the Preble recreation center Tuesday evening nt eight o’clock.- Hostesses will be Mrs. Elsie Peters, Mrs. Vera Schuller and Mrs. Beulah Kruetzt man. The names of Mrs. Louis A’l mandinger. Mrs. Lloyd Kless and Mrs. Ray were unintentlorally omitted from the list name; of those attending the slower soMrs. Doyle Myers. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will have a potluck supper at the C. L. of C. hall Tuesday evening atr six thirty o’clock. The comm'ltee in charge will furnish meat and rolls.

Mayor John Doan is attending to busines in Muncie and Indianapolis today. Tomorrow is the last day for filing certificates and petitions of party candidates and independent Week’s Budget Style M/7\ J|h. ¥ 10 XL AXr f V 1/2, r7 7A\W if 1■; i 111 r I nWS UJ ruwW fl ■■ W tt" / V h •| 3 ’ L- • -■ :> ’ 9363 SIZES 12—20: 40 i try IlTMifcH TflXsti*. It’s a Brunch Coat! A BeachWrap! A Go-to 'piarket Dress! A TV-Cbat! In fact, the most usefu thing you eVer' sewed. So good looking too, with outside stitching, sideline, and big pocket. Pattern comes In sizes 12. 14, 16. 18. 20; 40. Size 16 takes 4% yards 3R-lnch fabric. Thlg easy-to-use pattern glvs» perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Rew Chert shows you every step. Send T H I R T Y CENTS in coins this \pattern to Marlai Martin, care of Decatur Daily Democrat, Pattern Dept., P.0.80x 1740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly tnd Style Number. Your Name. Address, Zone, Size SEND NOW! Our Marian Murtir Summer Pattern Book is just out! send Twenty Cents today so» /our copy. You'll sew the smtr •*st most practical wardrobes so your family and yourself wit) patterns chosen from this book for Missea |« ortnted tn ho*»a Free Pattern of a henchroh* l

Jr ■ 1 MISS ESTHER JOAN FORE-. MAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Foreman of near Monroe, recently graduated from the Fort Wayne Methodist training school for nurses. She tyVa 1848 graduate of Pleasant Mills high school. Miss Foreman w'iH begin her duties in surgery and emergency service at the Methodist hospital soon. This fall she will enroll at Indiana University extension in Fort Wayne to coiitinue her studi(*h.

candidates for the coming city and • town elections. The papers must j be fjled with the clerk of the circu’.t | court. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller and Jack Heller motored to Indianapolis this afternoon to meet Mrs. John W. Shirk and grandson David Bruce Staton of West Palm Beach, Fla., who wHI visit here a' couple of weeks. The will of the late Amos J. (Felix) Graber, executed September 12. 1950. has been offered foprobate in the Huntington court It leaves the estate to the widow for life With a provision that she is to be the' judge of her needs and at her death the remaining assets go Ao their daughter, Evalyn Jane Mowrer. Mrs. Graber was named executrix of the will, which wa« offered for probate on the testimony of Dorthy Tillman. Mr. and J. C. Montz. Miss Helen Montz, Miss Emily Montz and Mrs. H. R. Montz, all of Bos ton. Mass., were guests of Miss Frances Dugan Thursday. The party was enroute to Boston from the Pacific coast where they have! spent the summer. - Mrs. L. H. Haerle, of Indianapolis, is spending the' week, with her mother. Mrs. Charles Dugae. and her sister. Miss Frances

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Dugan. , '-i?» Mrs. W. O,? Little, of Coatsville, is visiting here with her sister Mrs. Do vie Bedwell f Nrth Fifth ■treet. ’ > ' Ms/ and Mrs. Otto Grisham and two' grandchildren, Bruce and Jenet LaVal, from Poplar Blu»f. Mo., are visiting with Mr. at << Mrs. Charley Burdg. Mr. Grisham is Mrs. Burdg's father. ESCAPED (Contlnure From Powe onr» Williams. He jabbed the gun in Williams* side and asked calmly “Harry Williams?” Williams protested his name was “Bill Lilly” and “if I was Williams I would have a shotgun.” If You Have Anything To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays

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