Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1951 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER !• 1951

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FHtTi.Ey-ZUERC.MER WEDDING AT BOERNE Mis? lona Smitley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smitley, of thia city, and Paul r Znerchfrr, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Zue.rcher of near Berne, were married Friday evening at seven o'clock kt the home of the Rev. Ord Cfrhman, pastor of i the Bethel Brethren church. \ ' f : ■ I ’■' Mias Patsy Johnson and William Sipe attended the couple. I For her wedding the bride selected a gray suit with whfrh she ! wore red accessories and a corsage of red roses . She wore a I single sYrand of pearls, a gift of the , groom. Miss Johnson wore a red

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suit and a corsage of white roses. The bride is a graduate of Decatur high school and ’her husband is a graduate of the Geneva high school. He is employed at the Dunwar Furniture Company in Berne, wheer the couple will .reside. ■' ‘ i ■ ’ » TRI KAPPA ASSOCIATES ' HAVE CHRISTMAS PARtY Nirs, Gladys Chamberlain entertained members \of the Associate chapter of Tri Kappa sorority last evening at six thirty o’clock at her home on South street She wds assisted by Mrs. Dan Tyndall and Miss Florence Haney. The entertaining rooms were beautifully decorated in keeping

with the Yuletide season. The guests enjoyed a delicious covered dish dinner at small tables centered with red tapers. Each place was marked with a tiny paper Christmas tree, upon wWL'H was written a wotd taken from the poem, “Twas the Night Before Christmas.” ' \ I The serving table was beautiful with a centerpiece of red tapers in silver candelabra surrounded by pine bough? and colorful Christmas balls. During the business meeting Mrs. Frank Braun announced the Riley Cheer Guild project for the next meeting, to be held at the home of Mrs. W. Guy BroynJ V The annual Christmas exchange was then held and the gifts distributed in a clever manner. Mrs. Roy Kalver read the poem, "Twas the Night Before Christmas,” and as she read the words written on the favors each guest received ea gift marked with the corresponding word. Later in the evening a dessert was served by the hostesses. i— 1 - DAV AUXILIARY IN j BUSINESS MEETING Members of the D.A.V. Auxiliary held a called business meeting Monday evening at the D.A.V. hall. Officers for the past year were reelected and installation will ‘ takfe place December 27 at the hall. On Thursday evening the Auxiliary will have their annual Christmas party for the patients at the Fort Wayne Veterans hospital. They will combine with the three D.A.V. posts ’in Fort Wayne for the affair. Mary Ellen Scheiman is hospital chairman for the local unit. MRS. LEHMAN HOSTESS AT CHURCH MOTHERS PARTY \Mrs. Wesley Lehman was' 1 hostess last evening to members of 'the Church Mothers study club for t the annual Christmas meeting. The , entertaining rooms in the Lehman I home were attractively decorated in seasonaf Mrs. Wayne Collier,, vice-presi-dent, announced the annual Christmas children’s party, to be held next Wednesday'afternoon at three 'thirty o’clock in the First Baptist I church, with Mrs. LaDoyt* Miller in change of arrangements. Members are to bring a twentyT»b year... ’ Holthouse Dng Co.

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Society Items for day’s publication mus<bs phoned In by Mam. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) 1 Phone 1 Phyllis Acheson ' !■ i - • T . ; WEDNESDAY Board |of Education of First ; Methodist church, after church ( service. ■ Profit and Pleasure club, Reinas ker school, 6:30 p.m. B.P.WJ Club dinner meeting, > American Legion Home, 6:30 p.m. Ladies Shakespeare club, Mrs. . Jesse Rice, 2:30 p.m. i S.E. Bridge club dinner meetI ing, Fairway, 6:30 p.m. t Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta . Sigma Phi, Miss Betty Weber, 8 • p.m. 'j '* ' Pleasant Mills Methodist : W.S.C.S., Mrs. Harley .Shady, |:3u p.m. ; Historical Club Christmas dinner, Mrs. W. P. Robinson, 12 noon. Zion and R. Girl’s Guild Moth* , era Party, church, 7:30 p.m. , Women's Association of Pres- ’ byterian church, church, 8 p.m. • Zion Lutheran Missionary , Christmas luncheon, parish hall, I P-m- 'Ji ■ . Profit and Pleasure Home Ec . club, Mrs. Clarence McKean, 6r30 » P-i*-f THURSDAY > G.E. Aeolian choir rehearsal. De- • catur high school room,; i p.m. ' I Unit 2 of Bethany W.S.W.S., Mrs. Vernon Custer, 1:30 p.m.; Women of Moose social meeting Moose home, 7:30 p.m. officers at 7 p.m. , ' ' 1 'i . FRIDAY? J; > Legion Auxiliary Christmas din- . ner, Legion home, 6:30 p.m. ,L . Lincoln Schoo! P.TJL, Christt mas program, Lincoln school audlI torium. j I Unit 1 of Bethany W.S.W.S., .[Mrs. George Sprague, 2 p.m. ■ Queen j of Rosary study club, I Mrs. Daniel Miller, 7:30 p.m. > Church of God W.M.A. family . night, Reineker Great Books discussion club, ‘ Decatur public library,. 7:30 p4ty. St. Paul Ladiea, Aid, Mrs. Belva Schnepp, all day. . , s ( Decatur Camera dub, clip hall, 7:30 pun. First Methodist W8.C.8. Christ mas meeting, church, 2 p.m. Union Chapel Family Night Christmas party, church, 6:80 p.m. Baptist Women’s Missionary Society, chtirch, 7:30 pan. Emblem club. Elks home, 7:3® p-m. s. 1 ■ • ■ -jy. Women’s Guild of St. E. and R. church, church, all day. j Order of Eastern Star stated i meeting. Masonic hall, 7:30 p.in.. FRIDAY Trinity Work and Win class, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Drake, 6:30 p.mCalvary Ladies Aid and Willing Workers, church, 6 p.m. Ladies Fellowship of Missionary church, Mrd. Harold Idlewine 7 p.m. FRIDAY ' t . Philathea Class Christmas party church social room? 6:30 p.m. i T SATURDAY Ma gley Girl’s Guild Bake Skle, city hall, 9:30 a m. J SUNDAY Nuttman Ave. U.B. Y.P.M,B„ Mrs. Berpice Gray, 2:30 pm. Harvesters of Nuttman Avp. U.B. church, Helen Fairchild, 2 P-m. MONDAY Eagles Auxiliary formal tnitla tion, Eagles hall, 8 p.m. Adams County Chprus Christmaj party, Presbyterian ehurch, 6:30 P-m. Juniors ■of American Legion Auxiliary, Christmas party, Legion home, 4 p.m. Sunny ] Circle Home Ec club Preble recreation center. 6:30 p.m. Adams Central P. T.A., high school gym, 7:30 p.m. V.F.W. Post and Auxiliaries pbtIhck suppbr, V.F.W. home 4 6;30 > p.m. | -.-■ j u • Methodist Evening Circle, church 8 p.m. . ..J TUESDAY 'Tri Kappa Christmas dinner Zion Lutheran parish hall, 6?30 p.m. five cent gift for their children, Mrs. Samuel Emerick led the impressive devotional service, giv ing “The Annunciation” by Maus Mrs. Warren Lehman and Mrs. Homer Reppert sang a duet, "No Room for the Savior,” accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Robert Hammond. Miss Shariene Lehman gave two readings, "Mother and Christmas** and "Th« Night Before Christmas.” Two film stripe entitled the “The Good Samaritan” end “The Birth and Childhood of Christ,” were shown by Mrs- Hammond. Christmas carols were sung iby the group, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Lowell Smith. Mrs, Ernest Uhrick reviewed the >eok "Miracle on 34th |ObbV fa Davies. Lovely refreshment* were served to thirty-three members and one

guhst, Mrs. Charles Schandlng.' William Tutewiler and Mrs. John Beery were welcomed into, the club as new mejnbers. Lach member was then given a miniature sleigh marked with a number corresponding to those on the exchange gifts, arranged under the Christmas tree. Assisting Mrs. Lehman with the pariy were Mrs. Nathan Nelson, Mis. Winston Rawley, Mra Paul Ulirick, Mrs. Everett Hutker and Mrs.. Lowell Smith. MRS. ROGER BORNE IS HONORED AT SHOWER |drs. Bruce Baughn, Miss Sharon Hite and Miss Barbara Sautter entertained at the latter’s home retfejitly with a bridal shower tor Mfr. Roger Borne, who was Miss Joan Lichtenstiger before her recent marriage. y On her arrival Mrs. Borne was presented with a lovely corsage. Monte Carlo whist was played and pfrzes won by Miss Barbara Ansp&ugh and Miss Norfra Johnson, who them to the guest j of hopor. \ J Mrs, Borne received many lovely gifts and at a later hour the hostesses served refreshments. j Guests than those ’ mentioned were Mrs. Sain Yost; Miss Sarah Krick, Mrs. Dick Gehrig. Mfr. Jack Morris, \ Miss Eileen Bipberich, Mrs. Victor Porter, Mrs. Ed Hackman, Mrs. Norman LeonMrs. Jerry Ketchum. HOME EC CLUB HOLDS CHRISTMAS EXCHANGE . ...X.. j Mrs Norbert Aumann was hostess Tuesday to members of the Root Township Home Economics club. She was assisted by Mrs. Royal Friend, Mrs. Len Houck, Mfr. Lee Fleming; and' Mrs. Henry Graber. i In the morning business session it was announced that the January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Banning. Members were urged to enroll in the first aid. classes which will be conduct ed the first of the year. At the noon hour a potluck din- , ner was served to thirty-one members, children and one guest. A. brightly decorated Christmas tree, under. which the attractively , wrapped exchange gifts were placed, decorated the entertaining room. Christmas carols were sung to ' open the afternoon devotional meeting. Mrs. Houck read the Christmas story from ttie gospel of St. Luke and offered it Christmas prayer. Poems were read by Mrs. Adolph Weidler and prizes for contests were won by Mrs. Richard Moses and Mrs. William Schnepf. Following the exchange jfrt gifts names for the new capsule friends were drawn. LINCOLN SCHOOL PTA CH'-’e-Mae prr-riMH "Christmas at Lincoln”; is the theme. Lor me progra to ) be presented at, the Lincoln P.T.A. meet- ' ihg Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock in the Lincoln schbol ’ auditorium. ] Featured will be the rhythm band and the chorus of she first grade and two short radio sketch(Wt, Miracles.” v-pi be given by the sixth grade, with incidental music by the sixth grade , chorus. \ \ Mias Helen .Haubold, who has very ably directed these annual programs for a number of years ’ is again tn charge of the affair.

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There will he no business meetihg. The program is designed tor th» , entertainrhent of the entire family. Officers and committee chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary who attended the school of instruction hqld at Post 47 in Fort I Wayne Monday were Mrs. Frances Monohan, Mrs. Wayne FrauhigeV, l Mrs. Elmer Darwachter, Mrs. Charles Chew and Mrs. R. C. Hersh. ; The Junior Girts of the American Legion Auxiliary will have their Christmas y, party Monday evening at four o’clock at the Legion home. A fifty-cent gift exchange wOl be held. The Evening Circle of the Methodist W.fS.C.S. will meet 'in the church basement Monday evening at eight h'clock. A meeting of of education of the First Methodist church will be hel(J this evening following church services, r j Members of the V.F.W. post and the auxiliaries will have a potluck supper at the post home Monday evening at six thirty o’clock. The iS *regular Ladies Auxiliary meeting will be held later in the evening and a one dollar gift ■ exchange will he held. I ■ ' • , - '-' 9 . I' Unit 2 of the W.S.W.S. of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church wiH meet at the home of I Mrs. Vernon Custer at one thirty o’clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harlan Jackson will be in charge of the program. > Formal initiation will be held at the regular meeting of the Eagles Auxiliary Monday evening at eight o’clock in the Eagles hall. The Adams County Home Economies Chorus will have its annual Christmas party Monday evening at six thirty o’clock in the First pfrsbyterian church. Decatur members of the chorus will be hostesses. A one dollar - gift exchange will be hel<|. J Members of the, Emblem Club are asked to bring two cans of > fruit or vegetable* to their mteet- , I - ‘. v ■ . . \

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ing tomorrow- evening. The canned goods collected will he donated to the Good Fellows club. v j ■ —— •. • , The Sunny Circle Home Ec club of Preble township will hate a potluck supper Monday evening at six thirty o’plock in the Preble recreation cebter. Each member is to bring a covered dish and sandwiches, and a fifty-eqnt gift for her capsule friendy Hostesses, will be Mrs. William Kruetzemann, MrsWilliam Werling, Mrs. , Vincent Hanni and Mr». Albert Fenner. '■l-—.,— i Th* ' Girl’s Guild of the Magley Evangelical and Reformed churchy will have a . bake sale at city hall Saturday morning beginning at nine thrty o’clock. ' - . v ■■ ■' • The Legion Auxiliary will have their annual Christmas .party at the post home Friday evening at thirty o’clock. A fifty cent charge will be made for the supper and a!fifty-cent gift exchange will be held. < Members may bring gifts for ttie Indiana Girt’s Schoo to this meeting. ' *

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i ini i ■ mi - ■* The Women of the! Moftse will have a social meeting in the Moose | home at seven thirty o’clock Thurs- ( day evening. Officers wil mdet at sevep. - All Tri Kappa active and inactive members are asked to call 3-4196 by Friday for reservations . for\the Christmas dinner to be held Tuesday evening at six thirty o’clock!.in the Zion Lutheran parish hall. ■ *

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