Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1951 — Page 2

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SOCIETY EMBLEM CLUB YEARLY * J COMMITTEES NAMED At the regular meeting of the Deteatur Emblem club last Thurs- - day «Tetifng ''’■■at the Elks home Mrs. Lois Meyers, president, announced the standing committees for the year and Mrs. Virginia Frey; past reported dn the national con ventip* ( held in Long Beach, Calif., this fall. • The appointed are as follows: ways and means. Virginia Frey, chairmap, Helen Steiner, Idabelle Alton, ‘ Frances Terveer, Marie Deiningen Peggy Laurent and Jean Gilliom; sick, Rbmaine Eady and Pauline War rbp; auditing, Annette* 1 Schulte, anti M elvena Eady; welfare, Virginia — Laurent and Flo Reynolds; rsem- , bershlp, Mabel' Bockman and Ethel KTeinhetiz; social, Nelson and Mamie Bashara. The club will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, December 22, in city hall. Formal initiation will be held in January and arrangements have been made to show colored movies of the convention in Long Beach in the near future. 1 . Due to the holidays ths next regular meeting will be held op December f 3. 1 ’ ] . ’ — A DISCUSSION CLUB MEETS RECENTLY The Holy Cross Discussion club. \ met at the home of Mrs. A'agusV Lengerich recently with Mrs. Herman Rum sc blag as chairman. The meeting opened with prayer; followed with roll call answered by' the name and date of a saint of the month. * ' . - The question box was held and the chairman then read an article ' 24 Hour Service FILMS Developed bv Edwards Kohne Drug Store

_ SALE CALENDAR NOV. 15 —10:30'a. m. Homer D. Mitchell. 7 miles northeast of hort Wayne 7 mties-northwest of New 1 Haven, 1 mile east and 1 - IB ii e north bf St. Joe Center on the Rothman Toad; Complete Closing out sale. Roy S-. Johtison & Son & Melvin Liechty, ■ 4- • Aucts. • . NOV6'OO P rn Al Moeet. 928 South 13th St.. Decatur. Household ■ *.* , goods auction. Ned C. Johnson & Melviu Liechty. Aucts NOV 16 —Ernest Burley, 2 rhiles South ami <MT miles West of Hicks- * ville. Ohio. Complete Line of Farm Machinery and Power ■ . > Equipment. 11:00 a. m. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann —Au<\tioineer.- 1 A NftV 17—10:00 a. m. Joe C KtoUse Estate. 10 miles south or Wayne on, St. Road 1 to the St. Aloysius CatholK- ( Lurch, then Ist farm East. Livestock, poultry, farm impß-mento and miscellaneous, Ellehberger Bros., Aucts. NOV 17 —Mrs. Phebie A. Martin, I^4'miles North of Petintfnle, In liana on No. 1 Highway. An Attractive Well improved 15 Acre Suburban. Property. 1:30 P, M. Midwest Realty A(|ction Co., J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer, li NOV 17—1:00 p. m. Fred Bittner, 3 miles east and i\ 2 miles north of Decatur on rohd 101 or 6 mjles south of Monroeville. 14 head of cattle, hogs and poultry.' Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. Aucts. ? ' ’ y|OV —-Marion D. Copeland. Sduth I'nion St.. Warsaw. Ind. Completely Modern Six Room Home'fe Household Goods. 12:30 p M Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann. Auct., NOV 24 -10:30-A. M. Earl W. Springer, owner. 4 riifles south of Fort Wayne on U. S. 27, then 2% miles east on Thompson road, f Brown Swiss cattle, tractor, Implements. Ellenberger Bros.. Aucts. . ' . NOVI' 24 —-Mrs. Rose Isenbarger, 308 VV. Oak St., But|er. Ind. -Good Six Room Modern Residence Property. 1:30 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct, ■ - NOV. 28—10:00 a. m. Est. Hohier Murphy. 2 miles north and 2 miles west and % mile north pf Convoy, or 3 miles east of Dixon. Ohio on black top road and .!< mite north. Complete closing out sale. 1 Roy & Ned Johnson, aucts, NOV. 29—Lester J. Nurrell. 1 mi'le East of-Economy, Ind.., on State — Road No. 35, tifien mile North. Well Improved. Highly Productive, 109 k A?re Farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. I J. F. \ DEC. 1-Lamar E. Juday, 1410 Norttr-Market St.. North Manchester. Ind. An Attractive wtih Modern Six Ropm Honie. ! Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct.

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on. “The Stgn of the Cross.” Plana were made for the Christmas party which will be held at the home of Mrs. Oscar 'Miller on December 13 at six o’clock. The meeting closed with the recitation of the rosary. EVENING CIRCLE MEETS ON MONDAY The Evening. Circle of the First Methodist W,S.CjS. met Monday evening in the cliurch basement with nineteen members present. Devotions were given by Mrs. R.E. Allison, assisted by. Mrs. Milo Habegger. . 1 ! The lesson for the evening was presented by Mrs. Hugh Andrews. She .gave a review of the first three chapters of “We Americans: North and South.” by Dr. <5. Howard. Miss Etta Mallonee some interesting information concerning the author. Mrs. G. L. Brayton told a story from the book “fie Wears Orchids.” Announcement was made of the December W.S.CjS. general meeting. planned for December 13. at eight o'clock, in the church * It will be family night and the program win be “Our Talents.” The Evening circle will be in charge refreshments. Co-chairmen are 'Mrs. Wendell Smith and Mrs. Nilah Neil, assisted by Mrs. Alfred BeAvers, Mrs. Hugh Andrews, Mrs. ft. L. Brayton. Mrs. Robert Colter, Mabel Marshall. Mrs. James Kitchen. Jr.'. Mrs? Nathan Nelson, Mrs. Russell Owens. Mrs. Ira E. Huber, Mrs. ■Milo Habeggar. Wilma Andrews And Mrs. Samuel Emerick. At the close of meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter 'Elzey, Mrs. Robert Colter and Mrs. Nathan Nelson. The next meeting will be held Monday, December 17, at eight o’clock. \ CHURCH MOTHERS MEET ON TUESDAY EVENING The Church Mothers study chib meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jerry Ross on Grant street last evening v The, president. Mrs. Wesley. conducted the business meeting and reminded all members that subscriptions for Parents magazine,would lie accepted at the next club meeting on No-

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FOLD SHI MUST PUT on 12 pounds before she could donate blood to the Red Cross Blood Bank in Pittsburgh, Mrs. Phyllis Davis did—and does, aided by Dr. C. Malone and Mrs. Jeane Bettge. One of Mr*. Davis’ sons is a Navy lieutenant serving in the Pacific; two others served n World War IL (International Soundphoto)

vember 27. “ ' \? \ Mrs. Rpbert Brown and Mrs. Raymond Shanding were welcomed as new\ meipbers. Devotions were led by Mrs. Arthur Beeler and Mrs. Luther Brokaw gave the lesson from Parents, followed with a discussion period. Mrs. LaDoyt Miller gave a very interesting article from Our Home magazine. Refreshments were served to twenty-three mem Iters and guests, Mrs. William Tutewiler ami Sirs. Lawrence Michaud. The hostess was assisted by 'Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Wayne Collier and Mrs. Ralph Habegger. i r ' " DELTA THETA TAU PLANS FOR GOOD FELLOW PROJECT At a business meeting of Delta Theta Tau sorority, held last night at the home of Miss Mary Ann Lau-. rent, the annual Good Fellows pro ject was discussed. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will help with the collection and distributing of the toys. A report on the Beta Province convention, held at Columbia City November 3 and 4. was given by Mrs. Paul Reidenback and Mrs. Bob Colter. Social activities the convention included the “Happy Hawaiian Banquet.” “The Isle of Palms Dance” and “The Lucky Club\Breakfast.” .—,'-4- ■ The meeting of the Willing Workers class of the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren church, to have been held Friday cveriingi has been \ postponed. ’ . ! t j ?\ — The Friendship Village club wtyl nreet at one o'clock Thursday afternoon in the school. A bitthdayt. auction is to be held and the lesson’ topic is “Color in the home.” Hostesses will be Alma MJller, Dollie Bower. Helen Geyer. Dorothy and Opal\ Smith. Unit 4 Os the W. S. W. S. of •Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church \will meet Thursday at seven thirty o’clock at the home of Miss Alice Tumbleson. The Order of Rainbow for Girls will haye a regular stated meeting in the Masonic hall Thursday evening at six forty five o'clock. Judge Myles F. Parrish will- be the guest speaker at the Adams Central P.T.A. meeting, to be held. Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock in the Monroe grade school ! building. V »

GIRL SCOUTS ADD GlItL SCOUT. Girl Scout Troop 20 met at the homb of Mrs, Smith last Wednesday. Dues were collected a discussion was held in regard to Girl Scout calendars for 1052. Games were played am} a social session followed. A : ~ — ' L Scribe, Rose Marie Meyer; Brownie Troop 3 met Monday afternoon at the Lincoln school with Mrs. Glefi Dickerson as leader. We j>layed games and made arrangements for our Christmas party. Refreshments wfere served by Becky Dickerson. ' Scribe, Mary Margaret Glazner. ' The Girl Scouts of Troops 11 and 18 had a potluck! dinner at the Methodist church Tuesday night. After dinner an organisation meeting was held to combine r bptih troops into one, which will be called Troop 11. There* will be three leaders for the fifteen Bth and 9th grade girls, Mrs. Paul Hancher, Mrs. Roger Schuster and Mrs. Chester Dalzell.' Nine girls and two leaders have made arrangements to attend th'e Waynb King show at the Quimby Auditorium this coming Friday 1 night. The next meeting will be a Christmas party on December 3. ' , 5 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Lutheran Chorus To Present Messiah At Fort Wayne Dec. 2 George Fredrick Handel's dynamic oratorio, “Messiah,” long a harbinger of the Christmas season, will be presented for the 14th time by the Fort Wayne Lutheran 'choral society Sunday, Dec. 2. ar? Quimby Auditorium, beginning al •' ■2:30 p.m. Four nationally famous soloists are being engaged to sing the prin-. cipal roles with the 100-voiee i choir, accompanied by a symphony' orchestra made up of many meml>ers of the Fort Wayne PhilZ ! harmonic Orchestra, all under the direction of George Gerhard Arkebauer. . -, Due to new' tax exemptions made available to the society (due to a- new ruling on federal amusement taxes for non-profit groups). ; tickets for “Messiah” will be reduced in price this year. The new ■ price Wale will be $1.50 and |1 ' for reserved seats, as contrasted with SI.BO and $1.20 in years. \ | . : t , Tickets may be, secured by writing or calling Harold Feistkbrh, $ ticket manager, 119 8. Seminole j Cr., Fort Wayne,- Harrison 1275 (telephone!, dr they may be purchased at the Packard Piano company. 1221 S. Calhoun St. Mail orders should be accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelope. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gass and Father Joynt. of Lake City, lowa,’ have returned after visiting here with his mother. Mrs. E. U. Gass ♦ ’ and other relatives. I h V* 1 Admitted: Mrs. Winfred Krick, ‘ South Eleventh street; J van Roth. Decatur route 5. Dismissed: Wilfred Cunnigham. Fort Wayne; Mrs,. Melvin Meyers' and baby boy, Monroeville; Mrs. Brice Fennig and baby, boy, Berne; I Mrs. Robert Speichiger and baby girl, Linn Grove; Jeff Rauch, i t Decatur route 5. i

Mr. and Mrs_ Norbert Hess are the parents of a baby boy, born at 4:20 pan. Tuesday at the Adams county memorial hospital. ; He weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stucky are the parents of a baby girl, weighing 7 pounds, born at; 6:30 o’clock 'this morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. . ccetaoin shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqjxz Through a misunderstanding., ft was erroneously reported in this column Tuesday that a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ldren Chrisman. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kruetzman,. of route two, are parents of the baby, horn at 8:55 a.in. yesterday at the Adams county memorial hospital. r _ — hard Soap '' Remov, the wrapper from • bar of soap and let the bar dry and harden before you use it Hard soap lasts longer than docs soft, moist *’ BP ‘ ' Va!pi(\ Guild Fair. Baked Goods, Gift Items, Fish Pond, Movies* Entertainment. Zips, Parish Hail, Friday 5:00 to 10:30 p. m. T

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