Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 206, Decatur, Adams County, 31 August 1951 — Page 3

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ADD SOCIETY 1 RUTH AND NAOMI CIRCLE HONORS MRS. REPERT . Nineteen members of ihe Ruth and Naomi Circle of the Zion 7 Evangelical and Reformed church were present at a party given Wednesday rtight at the home of Mrs. M. F. Worthman for a circle member, '-Mrs. Martha Reppert, who will leave soon for Evangelical and Reformed home in Upper ■ Sandusky, 0.. Si* guests Mrs ; Charles Reppert,, Mrs. Charles Foughty, Miss Lizzie Graber, Mrs. Kate Borne, Mrs, John Borne and Mrs. Martin Frue€hte. attended the party. Games were enjoyed during the Evening; atid the hostess served refreshments. A gift was presented to Mrs. 'Reppert -frem the members. She has been a member of the local church for many years and before that attended Salem E. and R. church 7at Magley. ' .. ). ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF FORMER RESIDENT Mrs. Leota of Fort Wayne, former resident here, announces the marriage of her Qnly daughter, Marjorie Jeannette to M. Gilbert Quintero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Quintero of Central Alperica. The marriage took place recently in the First Methodist church in this city. The t ßev. Samuel Emerick received the vows. For her wedding the chose a street-length dress of blue taffeta made with, a scalloped neck-

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line and the matching jacket featured rounded revers and was trimmed with rhinestone buttons. Black accessories completed her costume and she wore a hybrid orchid. ' Miss Louise Fruechtenicht, of Fort- Wayne, attended the bride. She wore a beige tissue-wool dress with. brown accessories. Her corsage was ofe rdses. ' •? pairmen Durfrez, of Fort Wayne, was the groom’s attendant. ; Mr. Quintero, a chemical engineer, is a nephew of Domingo Diaz Arosemena, late president of Panama. / ■. . ! ————— \ REV. AND MRS. SHADY HAVE CLASS MEETING The Willing /Workers of the Pleasant Mills Methodist church held their class party recently at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Harley Shady., After singing of “The Beautiful Garden of Prayer” Mrs. Hhrlen Jones read the 27th Pdalni and prayers were offered by Mrs. Verlando Clark and John Bailey.jgA reading was given by Mrs. -Elmer Golliff. , \ ' After a short business meeting refreshments w«re served to the; thirteen members and four children present. ENTERTAIN WITH PARTY WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. George Roop entertained Wednesday evening at their home near Wren. 0., with a party for Miss Kathleen Smith, daughter of Mrs. Ann Smith of this city. Guests were Kathleen and Marylin Smith. Miss Barbara Anspaugh, James Ostermah, Dan Shackley, Mr. and Mrs. David Myers of Wren, and the George Roop family.,,, 5 JOLLY HOUSEWIFE CLUB MEETING THIS WEEK I The Jolly Housewife Home Economics club held their regular meeting this week at the Pleasant Mills school with twenty members present. Two guests? of the club were also’ in attendance. Singing of the song of the month opened the meeting and devotions were given by Mrs.

Ferh Frey. .A favorite hobby was used to answer the roll call. Anna K. Williams gave ■ t|fe' -lesson op arrangement of Wilma Clouse reported on het* trip to the Purde conference and Fern Frey on the damping trip. Pisans for achievement day were discussed. Refreshments were served during the social by the hostesses, Aghes Backhuas, Marylyh Sheehan, Esther Ehrsam and Fern Frey. . ■ -■■■■»■ MISS VANETTE FUHRMAN MARRIED ON AUGUST 18 Missl Janette Fuhrman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fuhrman of route one, and Dewey Hudson Jackson son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Jackson, of Caneyville, Ky., were married in the Mount Pleasant Methodist church Saturday, August 18, at two thlry o’clock. The Rev. Frank .jKlse read the double ring ceremony -before a flower banked altair flanked with palms and candelabra. \ . Mrs. Norval : Fuhrman presented a piano inusicale jand Mrs. Frank Boehm, Traverse City, Mich., an aunt of the biide, sang "I Love You Tfruly,” “Ok Promise Me” and “The Lord’s Prayer,* as the couple knelt at the altafr following the ceremony. > A white marquisette Jand lace gown designed with a fitted bodice and a full skirt with , a cathedral train was chosen by the bride. Ruffles of lace touched with pearl buttons and a scalloped double collar featured the bodice and the fitted sleeve?’ had doubk "uffs. Orchids topped the white Bible she carried and a bonnet Os illusion held her veil of silk illusion. , Mrs. Harold French’, Celina, O„ was matron of honor, Delores Grist, North Manchester and Evelyn French, Celina, were bridesmaids and Linda Fuhrman, of Decatur,’ a niece of the bride was junior, bridesmaid.. Barbarg Fuhrman was flower girl and Phil Fuhrman was ringtyearer. Mrs. French and Barbara Fuhrman were gowned identically in yellow taffeta,' and the bridesmaids wore similar gowns of nile green taffeta. They all wore mitts and headpieces to match their gowns and their rhinestone earrings were gifts of the bride. Don Alsener, New Haven, Conn., served as best man,i and ushers were Edward' Dudek Jamaica, N. Y„ and Bob Fuhrman. A pink lace dress with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations was worn'** the mother of the bride. A three tiered cake garlanded with yellow roses .and green leaves centered the lace-covered bridal table at the reception, held at the home of the bride’s parents for one hundred guests. Serving were the Misses Coreen Jackson and Grace Jackson. Louisville, Ky., Beverly Zinn, Fort Wayne Betty lee Wtenley, Miriam Kocker and Wanda Hall, of Huntington, and Nancy Fuhrman of Decatur. Following a wedding trip north the couple will be at home in Wichita, Kan., where the groom Is electrical engineer with Boeing Aircraft. Mrs. Jackson is a graduate of Monmouth high school and has been employed at the Methodist hospital following her graduation) from their school of nursing. Her husband attended western Kentucky State Teachers College and graduated from Indiana Technical College at Fort Wayne. RECENT BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS MRS. IRA HUBER . The office girls of the General Electric gave a miscellaneous (recently x honoring Mrs. Ira E. Huber, of Willshire, O. Mrs. Huber, before her piarriage, was Miss Fern Passwater of this city. A marshmallow and ! weiner roast was held at Hanna-Nuttman park. Later in the evening, at the ringing of an alarm clock, Mrs. Huber was informed by telegram that she was to go to the home of Mrs. C. L. August. There Mrs. Huber' was again met by the girls, who escorted her into the home, beautifully decorated with flowers and a large wishing well filled with gifts. She was given a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums. | i ' \ \ Contests wei-e enjoyed and prizes won by Christene Andrews, Lydia Lehrmqn and Mary Maloney, who presented them to the guest of honor. Mrs. Huber received many lovely gifts. Hostesses were Mrs. August,

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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 Adams County chapter of Roadside Council, Inc., Mrs. Hiram Wittwer, 2 p.m. TUESDAY Tri Kappa important business meeting, Elks home, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY So-Cha-Rea called meeting, Mrs. Fred Schqlte, 8 p.m. Pleasant ’Dale Ladies Aid, parish hall all day. Women of Moose Moose home, 7:30 p.m., officers at 7 p.m. Magley Ladies Aid church basement, all day. ! : X Mrs. Pkul .Schafer, Miss Irene Holthouse, Miss Dorothy Schnepf and Miss Eloise Noll. 7 ■■ -j— — ,< ' ; ' So-Cha-Rea members are reminded of the called meeting to he held at the home of Mrs. Fred Schulte Thursday evening at eight o'clock. I, There will be an important business meeting of Tri Kappa sorority Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the Elks home Officers will be installed jat this tjme. Dues will be collected and ticket money for the dance must be turned in. Members who cannot attend areasked to send the money to the meeting. 1 Ah all day meeting of the Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid will beheld at the parish hall next Thursday. Hostesses are Emma Liby and Elizabeth Griffiths. The Women of the Moose will hold their regular meeting in the 1 Moose home Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Officers are asked to meet at The Magley Ladieh Aid will meet Thursday in” the church basement for an all day meeting. Hostesses are Mrs. Martha Dettinger and Mrs. Walter Hildebrand. . 1 The Decatur board of works kras host Thursday night at Han-na-Nuttman park to 1 the bi-month-ly meeting of the Decatur police force. A picnic supper was enjoyed by members of the force

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and members of the , board of works and their wives. An interesting program followed the supper. A similar meeting is held eveyy two months by the police department and the board.* H. E. Spahr, well known Portland surgeon has announced that due to physical disability, he will discontinue the practice- of surgery, effective tomorrow. He twill recuperate a while and then will reenter the practice of j medicine in a less strenous field. He will take a special course in treat ment of anesthesia at I. ul Dr. J. S. Fitspatrick who has been associated with Dr. Spahr the past year will assume his Mr. and Mrs. John Kiracofe, of Roman, Montana are visiting relatives and friends at Wren an I vicinity. Mrs. Edna Bowen, 1 a sister of Mr. Kiracofe is a patient at Adams county Memorial* hospital. ' . k Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Johnson of this . city have returned home after a two-week visit with theirson, Doyle Johnson, and family, at Austin, Minn. Doyle Johnson is connected with Hormel and Co., packing concern. Elmer Baumgartner of Berne was a business visitor in Decatur today-. ’7 '7 Tom Uhkefer and John Whitney, of Philadelphia, Pa., were guests at the Dugah home here Monday and Tuesday enroute to their homes from a western trip. Tom, a grandson of Mrs. Charjes Dugan,' is the son of Mrs. Helen Dugan Unkefer. He will enter his

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granddaughters, Kathleen and Nancy Olsen, who will visit here wbUe their parents are movihg to North St. Pa’ul, Minn. Mr. Olden has been assistant city managerial Birmingham and has accepted a position as city manager in North St. Paul.