Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1951 — Page 3

thursdxy, November. 30.

• I 1 DECATUR HOME EC. I CLUB MEETS | The Decatur Home Econorqic club met at the home, of Mr.*.'<|ilI ert Strickler for their November 'meeting. Assisting hostesses utjje I .)’rs. L. E. sArchbobl. Mrs. J. fc. 1 -r Anderson, Mrs. Frank Crisr • afed, Mrs. Harvey Baker. Meeting was opened by the president, Mrs? Oelberg,. the club repeating t|ie creed. Roll call answered by tilling something for which you were truly thankful. I — Mrs. Niland Ochsenrider gave tlie lesson on ‘’Planning Coibr Schemes.” ; ' ‘ ? i Mrs. Noble Reynolds was* in ! charge of the song of the month. . i "The Doxology.” The duo members were to take a first aid course and thMb i having taken course to renew ■ course. The Red Cross will J; - hyl,25% Discount on I I WINTER COATS •/a Price on Fall Millinery; j ’ E. F. GASS STORED

SEWING MACHINES Is Our Business! Remember you get what'you pay for, so why not buy the proven best NEW-HOME SEWING MACHINES,—so beautiful, full rotary, quiet, 6 speed knfe control, bright l light, backward and forward stitching, practical instructions, 20 yr. guarantee, good trade, cash or easy payments plus Button-hole maker kree. Christmas Suggestions, practical and useful— We have a big stock of niw and rebuilt sewing machines— Hassock sew stools, Practical toy sewing machines. Pinking Shears, good scissors, plasticidress form, bobbin boxes, plastic spool thread boxes, buttonhole makers, dress and coat materials, sewing machine lights, many other items to- make sewing a saving and pleasure too numerous to advertise. Pleasing ypu Pleases us. \ Service and Commoif Courtesy is Our Motto. BOARDMAN'S >=, 223 North First St. Shop Hours: 9a. m?to 9p. m. Every Dav The Decatur BuHjness and Professional Women t z Present ' -*• THE DIXIE FOUR ' l ' - 1 . December 5,1951 at 8:00 P. M. / at the Decatur Jr.-Sr. jH. S. Auditorium T, ■ CHILDREN 30c—12 and under . k ' ADIILTS __ 60c \ ‘ Profits go to PHILANTHROPIC FUND

i . 1 I- ■ A’ . lieady-t o-VVpiir Reduction! “Donnybrook” COATS Known for Smart Style! CJ Fine Woolen Novelty Coats I ? ' Sizes 10 to 16 r ■ v $54.95 and $59.95 Coats X-JK, Priced as Low < Off -J y WCr ■ < — - - ‘I ■ ■ (>ne ■Wfll FUR TRIMMED COATS * r" M wVI Plain color, fine woolen broadcloth, trimmed with natural furs! Sizes 9to 18. Assorted colors. MX f Formerly $54.95 to $59.95 * ' - * W to™. uce . d, - —— —-- ■ ■ - Qne Group rTJ BETTER DRESSES JHk Red deed SJ.OO t 0,5.00,5.00 each Wools - Corduroy - Crepes, etc. AKu& Junior Sizes 9 to 17 I Half Sizes 14 y 2 to 2ty 2 ‘BW./I7W Niblick & Co. ' - 1 -. . ' .. . . "" ' ' 1 n< 11 l '' ,gill,iai

vide an instructor. Two transfers of membership from other clubs were accepted: Mrs. Joe Hunter from St. Mary's <<nd Mrs. Mae Luttman from “Do | A Lot” club,. Portland: ! The Christmas party will be held ' December! 19th with a 50 cent gift exchange. The place and time will ( he announced later. The qieeting j was closed by repeating the club I collect. * y\ KIRKLAND LADIES IN NOVEMBER MEETING The Kirkland Ladies club held I their November meeting at the J Adams Central high school Tues--1 day evening. Devotions were led by Mln. Ed Kolter and the lesson on "Color in the home” was given by Mrr. Dortha Shady. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Albert Bieneke and Mrs. Blanche Henschen led the group in singing the song cf ’the month and the Doxology. The group decided to hold a fifty-cent , gift exchange at the Decembet meeting. I | During, the social hour refresh-1

ments were served by Mrs. Ed Kolter, Mrs. Glen Griffiths, Mrs. Dale Mankey, Mrs. William Scherry and Mrs. Ivan Heare. Mrs. Ernst Worthman won the door prize. ’ , \ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY IN MEETING The St. Vincent de Paul society met W’ednesday afternoon at the C. L. of C. hall, with Mrs. Barney Wertzberger, Mrs. John Moore’, Mrs. Theodore Graliker, Mrs. Raymond Kohne, Mrs. Rose Losche ’and ( Mrs. Joe kelly hostesses. Gamsp were played and prizes won by Mrs. Paul Brlede f6r bridge, Mrs. Thomas Durkin tor 500 and Mrs. Victor Ulmap for rhum. The next meeting, December .19, will be « Christmas party. UNION WOMEN’S CLUB PLAN POTLUCK DINNER Members of the Union Township Women’s club, in their meet ling Wednesday, agreed to the outlined plans for a potluck dinner which 'is Ao be held December 28 in the home of Mrs. Marie Barkley. \ ’ f The announcement also stated that a fifty cent gift exchange would be held in conjunction with I the dinner. i, Mrs. Ruth Lehrman Wednesday !was host to seventeen members of the club, one guest and seven children, with Paula Thieme and Bernice Gray serving as assistant hostesses. \ Miss Jean Schockley, county health nurse, was the principal speaker at the meeting, pointing up in her speech the strides that are being taken in the detection, care and ' control of children’s, diseases. The meeting was opened by members pinging the song of the month, then repeating the club prayer. Roll call was answered by telling "what I am thankful for." The clufy collect was used in closing. COMING EVENTS, REPORTS DISCUSSED BY LEAGUE: | Jim Helm, president of the Zion Lutheran Walther League, of this city, was in charge of the recent monthly meeting in which an outline of coming events for the group was discussed by the members and committee reports were delivered. The Rev. Edgar Schmidt, pastor of the A Zion Lutheran church, closed the business meeting. with prayer. The business meeting preceeded the sgngfest aoi meat hour which followed, wltfi d lunch served by the committee' DON’T TAKE A CHANCE • \ TAKE PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

IEES Society Itema fop day’* publication must-be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Achevon 1 $4 THURSDAY St. Ambrose study club, \ Mrs, • Henry Heimann, 7:30 p.m. G E. Aeolian choir rehearsal, De ; ; catur high school music: room. Girls’ at 7 p.m., men at 7:36 p.m., combined, 8 p.m. ' So-Cha-Rea, Mrs. DR-k Deininger . 6:30 p.m. , Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Amelia Miller, 8 p.m. Women of Moose formal initiation, Moose home, 7:30 p.m., qffV . cers, 7 p.m. . Ruth and Naomi Circle of Zion E. and R. church, church, 2:30 p.m? St. Cecilia study club, Mrs, Nolan Welker, 8 p.m. Little Flower study club, Mrs, Rose Tanvas, 7:30 p.m. Monroe W. C. T. U.j Methodist church annex, 9:30 am. Guardian Angel study club, Mary C. Spangler, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Star and Masons, potluck supper. Masonic hall. 6:30 p.m. St. Maria Ooretti study club, Teresa Kohne, 601 Studebaker street, 8 p.m. Methodist W.S.C.S. Circles, group study program, \church, ? p.m. FRIDAY Adams County Roadside Council, Room 206, Decatur high school, 1:30 p.m. SATURDAY Rural Youth bake sale, city had, 9 a.m. I • MONDAY Civic Department of Woman’s club, Mrs. Albert Beery, 7:3Q p.m. Girl’s Missionary Guild of Union Chapel, Betty Miller. 7:30 p.m. j\V.F.W. Post, Women’s Auxiliary, Father’s Auxiliary, potluck supper V.F.W. home, 6:30 p.nx. Literature Department \ of Woman's club, Mrs. Ralph. Yager, 7:30 p.m. ' . J TUESDAY Pocohantas Lodge Christmas , party. Red Men’s hall, 6:30 p.m. I composed of Paul. Ralph and Ruth Busse. The meeting was held last , Sunday. | .V . LADIES SHAKESPEARE - GLUW- HOLDS; MEETING I The Ladies Shakespeare club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cal Peterson, with eighteen members answering the roll call with current events. ; Mrs. Dore Erwin presented the. paper on "The State of Israel.’" The next meeting will be at ttys home of Mrs. Jesse Rice, with ’ Mrs. Simon Heemstra as the leader. i r ;|; DELTA THETA TAU HOLDS THANKSGIVING MEETING , The Elks Lodge home was the scene Tuesday of the annual Thanksgiving party of the Delta Theta Tau sorority, with canasta the feature of the evening’s entertainment. A three-course dinner was served at six thirty o’clock to members, with each table for four centered with a lighted taper. A small horn of plenty filled with candy corn was used as a favor to mark each place. Canasta prizes were awarded to Miss Joan Wemhoff, Mrs. ‘AI Schneider and Miss Mary Martha Terveer. The committee in charge of the

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dinner and party included Ethel j Kleinhenz, Jane Kleinhenz, Rose- , mary Spangler, Mary Catherine . Spangler and Mildred Gelmer. Mrs. J. Fred Fruchte was host-; 1 ess Tuesday to mqmbeys of the \ Delta Lambda chapter of the Beta , Sigma Phi sorority's regular business meeting. Plans were completed for the forthcoming meet-1 j ing, December 11, which will be ; a Christmas party held in the’, home of Mrs. Joe Grand Staff. . —X- - . WIOSftITAL Admitted: Hubert Krick. Deca- • tur. ; Dismissed: Roger Longenberger, Craig Ville. *■ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cok-hin, of becatur, are the parents of a daughter weighing 7 pounds, 9 dunces, born at the Adams county diemorial hospital at 4:23 a. m. , today. Mr. and Mrs. William Wade Bedwe 1, also of Decatur, are the parents of an 8 pound, 7 ounce son. borty at "1:23 a. m. today at the hospital. The condition of J. H. Heller veteran publisher, of the Daih Democrat, who is recovering front an operation at St. Joseph hospital. Fort Wayne, is reported to be much improved. f Fred V. Mills, well-known retired Decatur merchant, continues ' to improve following an at Adams county metnorial. hos- | pital recently. , 1 Slate Fall Fatal To Indiana Miner Terre Hayte. Ind., Nov. 29 —(UP) —Stephen Law. 55, Brazil, a coal loading machine operator, was crushed to death yesterday in a slate fall at the Victory coal mine near here. Ml Yen Have Anything To Sell Tr< ! •» Democrat Want Ad —lt Pays i Bake Sale, Rural Youth Club. City Hall, Saturday, December 1, 9a. m. 280t3x w ' f*Thi«*yeor...SEND : HOLTHOUSE , DRUG STORE

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