Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1951 — Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, Iftsl.

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J.E. THACKER SPEAKS AT BOBQ COMMUNITY MEETING Sixty members of the Bobb" Community Organisation were present for the October meeting of the group Monday . evening at the Bobo school. J. E. Thacker was the guest speaker and told of his experiences as an agricultural to Africa.. , 1 i The meeting was presided over by Roman Sprunger. Mrs. Gladys Darr played the piano for the group singing and prayer was offered by the Rev. Ensminger: Program chairmen were Mrs. Paul R. Rich -and Mrs. -Roland Miller. Announcement was made that election of officers will taka place at the November meeting, October

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26 was the date sejf for the bazaar and supper. Mrs.: Otis SHlfferly dnd < Mrs. Fred Ijllioh were appointed to the program committee for the next meeting, and Lester Thomas and Lbo Spangelr will Hayeh charge of tlye Herman Brunner and Jouis Sanp were in charge |of the lunch served at Monday's hieeting. F -2-4* | STUDY CLUB MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY \ , Tt|e Queen of the Rosary studv riub was. held I last Wednesday evening at the hoime of Mrs. Rerniece Adami. Prayer to Out Lady of Good Counsel opened the Meeting. : 4 <' Discussions were held on the subjects to be studied during th«? Coming year, and the meeting .was closed with prayer. ■ ; ■ s Mrs. Adams served refreshments during the social hour. I4[ ' 1 fIH ■ ; -\ v l D.A.V. AUXILIARY IN BUSINESS MEETING { The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary held a business pieeting Thursday evening at the D.A.V. hall. H j • • ’ Commander Martha; Sommers ■presided and various: business matters were discnsedd. Plans for the ilalloween party were made. The next social' meeting will be held October 25 at the ball it wak announced. h ; ’LUTHERAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDSjMEETING .The Zion Lutheran Missionary Society met in the parish hail on Wednesday aftermoon for the regular October meetihg. The hyma “Open Now the Oases of Beauty” wus used to open the devotional period, led by Mrs. Anna Mrs. George Rentz read an article on a student )from Korea who has entered Copcerdia College, from "Mission Call,” a publication of the Foreign Mission Society at Cpncoifdia Seminary. Mrs. Theo. Witte; conducted the

business meeting ax which tirtfe Mrs. Ray Loitz,, ’chairman of the nominating committee, presented a slate of candidates to be voted on at the November meeting. The society decided to send gifts for Christmas time to mdn of the church who are in the armed services. The meeting was dismissed with the Lord's Prayer. Hostesses who served refreshments were Mrs. EdgaV Reinking, Mrs. Louis Mailand, Mrs. Otto Speigel and Mrs. William Zwick. The tables were decorated in fall theme. MARTHA CikULE MEETS THURSDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Huber DeVoss was hostess for the October meeting Of' the Martha Circle of the Presbyterian shurch on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E.- S. Christen led the devotions, reading verses from the 14th chapter bf Matthew and the ninth chapter of Ecclesiastes followed with prayer. At’ the business session, x announcement was made of a rummage sale to be held this pionth, the date to be given later, and Mrs. L. C. Pettibone explained about the new organization in the church which will study the book “God and the Nations” on Sunday evenings. \ Mrs. DeVoss was assisted 'in serving refreshments by Mrs. James Kocher, Sr., Mrs. Harry Stults and Mrs. Earl Adams.

LOCAL WOMEN ATTEND STATE ROADSIDE CQUNCIL The Indiana State Roadside Council, Inc., held their fall meeting at Clifty Falls Inn. Clifty ( Falls state park, Madison, on Tuesday. Those attending from the county were Mrs. Irvin Stucky, district delegate, Mrs. Wilbur Stanley county president and also district delegate. Mrs. Bert Haley, delegate from the Adams county chorus, and Mrs. Paul R. Rich, recording secretary of the ■ local ! council. \The day's program included reports from various district supervisors musical selections from the Jefferson county Home Economics chorus, and a discussion of weed control measures by Charlies Wilson, state landscape supervisor and his assistants. The prin cipal speaker was state representative Robert Justis. of Logansport. During an -Informative talk by Mrs. Sophia wieffenbaugh, For*. Wayne district supervisor, those present weref’Jnvited to attend ary* open meetingjof the HuntingtoiJj county counciland the city triffic commission, to be held in assembly room of tip? Huntington county cpurt house next Tuesday at 7*30 ■ p.m. J. L. Brenn, head of the Huntington traffic commission, will In-; troduce Samuel C. Hadden, of the state highway department who j will speak. -The topic for dis I cussion will be Huntington’s 11highway traffic problem. Adams county members are urged to attend. j ‘ _ The local delegates returned from the meeting Wednesday after making a tour of parts of Kentucky and points of interest along the Ohio River. ’ Delta dTheta Tau sorority will

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Ife&l Society Item* for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson ■FRIDAY I Victory class of Trinity church, church will-mejet tonight at seven church basement, 7:30 p.m. Catholic Lhdies of Columbia de gree team, K. of C. hall, 8 p.m. Jolly Housewife club family night, Pleasant Mills school, 6:30 P-m. la Mt. \Tabor, W.S.C.S., Mrs. Charles Drake, S:3O p.m. American) ‘Legion Auxiliary business meeting, Legion home, 8 p.m. Mt. Pleasant W.S.C.S. potluck, the Rev. Rgpert KJse, 6:30 p.m. Calvary £. U. B. Indies Aid ! church, 7:30 p.m, ■ Girl Scout; Training Course, Le- • gion Home,,ft to 11 a.m. Rummage : sale, Methodist church basement, ft a.m. to & p.m. SATURDAY Rummage Sale. Methodist church basement, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ' SATURDAY .Future Homemakers of America bake sale, Service ft a.m. Past Matrons and Patrons of Q. district 18, Masonic hall,! potluck supper 6:30 p.m. Pleasant) Mills senior class bake sale. Schafer's Store, ft a.m. Chicken supper, Hoagland Methodist church. 5 p.m. Cafeteria- Supper, Zion E. and R. church‘i basement, 5 to 7:30' p.m. ‘ ' SUNDAY- ' | ' Zion Lutheran Married Couples club, parish hail basement, 8 p.m. j MONDAY Music department of Woman's club, Mrs. William Feller. 8 p.m. Adams County Chorus rehearsal. Monroe Farm Bureau, 7:30 p.tn. ' J Monmouth Mothers study group, Monmouth, high school, 7:30 p.m. Adams *Central P.T.A. ( High school gyrrt, 7 p.m. \ V.F.W. Auxiliary, V.F.W. home, 8 p.m. Pothick. supper, 6 p.m. TUESDAY Valparaiso University Guild opening meeting, St. John’s Lutheran church. Flatrock., 8 p.m. Delta Theta Tau Founder’s Dav party, Miss Mary Martha Terveer. ’ 9 p.m. proinpt. Loyal Daughters class of Bethany E.V.B church, Mrs. Lucille Miller. 7:30 p.m. Pleasant? Mills P.T.A., Pleasant Mills school, 7:30 p.m. Garden club, Mrs. George Cathoti<* Ladies of Columbia j potluck, supper, C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary special meeting, Eagles ha|l, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY Home Economics club, Baptist church basement, 2 p.m Ladies Shakespeare club, Mrs. Dore Erwin, 8 p.m. I I ' I have a Founder's Day party at the home of the president. Miss Mary) Martha Terveer, on Tuesday eye-, ning. Menabers are asked to meet promptly nine o’clock.

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Meii’s Day Sunday ’ ' I ■ i |||||r ■ ■ E ■Tv WWWH F'*- ; M' '■ \- *4? « ’ lEaEiink - - ?: glen’s day will be observed at thte 10:10 service Sunday at Bethany Evangelical United Brethren eimrcii. Dr. W. R. Montgomery us Dayton, Ohio, has been scheduled as the speaker for the occasion. Dr. Montgomery is the denoininational director of adult work- and brotherhoods. Adqlph (.Colter is the president of the local inch's club and is asking that all ii.en of the church |>e present for the, Arrangements are being’ made for the group to sit together- In the sanctuary of the church. ■ VALPARAISO GUILD WILL x OPEN ACTIVITIES TUESDAY The Decatur Circuit Chapter of | Valparaiso University guild ’Will hold their opening meeting for the year at St. Johns Lutheran church, El&trbck, Tuesday evening at eight f Clock. , committees will outline the activities of the chapter for the coming year. Mrs. Herman Kruec- , keberg, representative to the twentieth anniversary convention of .the national guild organisation held at Valparaiso University, will give ■a report of the convention.' \l .The program for the evening will be introduced by Mrs. Robert J. Zwiek, program chairman. Miss Mary Katherine Smeltzy. 'world traveler and former teacher at Central high school,' Fort. Wayne, will' lecture on her trip to the Mediterranean in 1950. Mrs. Lawerence Bohnke will be In charge of the hour. The Victory class of the Trinity Evangelical United 'Brethren county council and the city traffic thirty o'clock. Mrs. .and Mrs. Claienee Morgan will serve as host and hostess. The Music Department of Woman's club will hold a meeting ai eight o'clock Monday at the home of Mrs. William Feller. The Loyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will meet at the home of> Mrs. Lucille Miller Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Mrs.' George Myers Is the assisting hostess. Mrs. Dore Erwin will be hostess to inembers of the Ladies Shakespeare club Wednesday afternoon at two thirty o’clock. The Jolly Housewife Home Economics club will have a family night at the Pleasant Mills school Friday evening t at six thirty o'clock. Those attending are asked to bring table service. '. ■ - ■ ' . ' The Catholic Ladies of Columbia degree team will hold an impor tant meeting and drill practice at the Knights of Columbus hall thi«3 evening at eight o’clock. The Pleasant ParentTeachers Association will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the schpol. M rs - Roy Price will epeak on the platform of PT..A. and Miss Patty Andrews I

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will play her accordion. Refresh- 1 ments are to be served ;at the close of the meeting. i —— j Mrs. Melvena Reed and Mrs. . Dessie • Howard have returned ■ from attending the G7th annual < session of the Rebekah Assembly, L0.0.F., of Indiana, held this week in. Indianapolis. They also' attended the installation ceremonies for Garnet Wolfe, the new state president. The sYillshire > 0., board of education will ask the voters of that school district to renew the three mill additional" levy for a grand total bf about 10 mills, lowest of any school in Van Wert county. It will be voted on election day, ’ Waldo Bennett and family have moved into their hew home at WillQ.. recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schumm. Bennett is manager of the Krogei store hdre. The will contest case, Gretchen Smith vs John A. Young et al, venued from heye to the Wells circuit! court has been settled and dismissed, at cost of the defendant upon motiori by the plaintiff. Mrs. LU Burroughs, Mra. Homer Goodin, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ash i baucber and Ed Ashbaucher went [to Mishawaka Thursday to attend funeral services for their brother-in-law,; Harry Studebakef. Mrs. Studebaker is the former Ella Ashbaucher. \ Miss Frances Dugan is visiting with friends and relatives in Indianapolis this week. She plans to join a party of friends for a weekend trip to Brown coilnty. Capt. and Mrs. Tarrington and little daughter, of Los Angeles. Cal., visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shroyer at Hilltop Home. Capt. Tarrington has been stationed twith the air force on the east coast and is enroute to the Aleutian Islands for future duty. They are friends of Prof, and Mrs. Frederick Shroyer of Los Angeles. Howard former Decatur resident and nationally known sales analyst, is conducting a series of meetings in 'West Palm Beach. Fla., under the auspiceb .of the Chamber of Commerce of that city, according to newspaper clipping? received at this office. Wisehaupt has conducted his sales school in every state in the union in the last 20 years. Charley Weber. Tucson, Aris..' motel proprietor and former Decatur resident,, writes that a new government project near Tucson has greatly increased the; population of that city. He states that rooms in a 25-mile area are at a premium. Harry Steele, Lorain, O„ former advertising manager of the Daily Democrat, will move his family to that city this weekend. Steele i« in the advertising department of the Lorain newspaper and his family will reside at Vermilion-On-The-Lake, Ohio. Dr, and Mrs. Gerald Kohne and Mr. and Mrs. D.' Custer will motor to South Bend Saturday to attend the Notre Dame-South-ern Methodist football game. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schafer will motor to Ann Arbor, MichJ, this weekend and attend the Mich-igan-Indiana football game Saturday afternoon. ; Mr. and Mrs. Van Grant, of Rensselaer, are* visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller for a few days. Meclianical Corn Picking Contest Rushville, Ind., Oct. 12.—(UP) — Indiana’s first mechanical corn picking contest successor to husking competition, by human

hands, drew 33 entries The contest will be'held tomorrow •on the MarbrO farriis three mills' of herei A large crowd is expected to watch the crowning of a state; qhampion who qualifies for the national meet.

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