Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 19, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1952 — Page 3

fVRDNTBDAY, JANUARY 23, 1952

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MARY JUNE BURLEY HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY ‘ Mrs. L._ Glen Burley entertained Saturday with a birthday party in honor of her daughter. Miss Mary who celebrated her sixth birthday. Games were played and songs sung after which the honor guest opened her many lovely gifts. Refreshments were then served by Mrs. Burley. Guests were Marjorie. Mary Lou, and Danny Rickord; Sandra Kay, and Terry Harner; Bobby Dean Morris, Mrs, Frieda Miller and Miss Frances Miller. MRS. GERALD EADY HOSTESS TO CLUB I The Root Township Home Dem-, onstration club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gerald Eady. Th* \ 24 Hour Service t • f FILMS ■ ■ >■ I''' '- * . Developed by Edwards Kohne Drug Store 1..4 ■ .. ■■ .

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■I ■ I H ‘ meeting was called to otder by the new 1 president, Mrs. Russel Fleming. •' i. H Mrs. Adolph 'Weifller read a letter received from the Rev. Edward Weidler, a a chaplain serving in North Korek. He told of the need for clothing : V for the many orphaned children there. The club voted to send / a hoxof clothing Feb. 1. Mrs. . Loyd Bowman, and Mrs: Harold .Owens gave the lesson on broiler meals. Mrs. Harty Stultz was welcomed as a new member by the thirty one members present. * •' J j, ■ 1 P After- reading of the club collect a. delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Eady and the assisting hostesses, Mrs. Charles Johnson A and Mrs. ‘Robert Johnson. STUDY CLUB MEETS HERE TUESDAY NIGHT The Church Motliers’l Study club met at the home of Mrs. R. M. Ladd last evening’ The meeting opened [ with gi oup singing of the club song. : . Mrs. Warreh YDung presented the devotions,; and Mrs.' Wesley Lehman. president, conducted the business meeting. Members Voted to contribute, to- Care package fund for Korea and also to the local Red Crohs drive which will take place next mouth. Mrs. Weldon Soldner gave the lesson study taken from Parents Magazine “Help Yotir Child Learn How tb Use Money," which was followed by group discussion. Mrs. John Dierkes reviewed the topic “Attitudes, and How They Grow” from the Christian Home magazine.; . i ' y i Refreshments were served to twenty-three members and one guest, Mrs* Donald Smith. Assisting Mrs, Ladd were Mrs. Luther Brokaw, Mrs. Dwight Bofror, and Mrs. Robert Brown.

Society Items for day'* publication must-be phoned In by 11 g. m. (Saturday 9130 a. m,> b Phone 3-212 J Phy 11 la Acheson WEDNESDAY S.E. Bridge Club, Mrs. Calvin Burnett, f p.m. \ . f . Wednesday Night Bridge Club, Mrs. Robert Miller, 7:30 p.m. Ruth and Naomi Circle of Zion E. and R. church, church, 2:30 p.m. ■ First Methodist W.S.C.S. executive board, church, 8:15 p.m. Ladies Shakekspeare club, Mrs. L. C. Pettibone, 2 p.m. Ruth and Naomi Circle, Zion E. and R. church parlors, 2-30 p.m. Academy of Friendship M.oose home, 7:45 p.m. Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Miss Ava Kraft, 8 p.m. Jolly Housewife Home Ec club, I'ieasant Mills school, 7 p.m. Presbyterian Women’s Association, church, 8 p.m. THURSDAY Bobo U.B. Willing Workers’ class Mrs. Milton Chronister, "7:30 p.m. A; i Ruralistic ’ Study Club, Mrs. prances Geimer. 8 p.m. ; Progressive Workers Class of Trinity E.U.B. church. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hesher, 7:30 p.in. Women of Moose formal initiation, Moose home, 7:30 p.m., offbl cers at 7 p.m. Decatur Emblem Club, Elks home i p.m. .Order of Eastern Star, Masonic hall. 7:30 p.m. 'id! D.A.V. Auxiliary social meeting, D.A.V. hall, 7:30 •p.m. Circles, of First Methodist church church, 2 pjn. - y Adams County Roadside Council. Room 206, Decatur high school, p.m, FRIDAY Zion Lutheran Communion Announcement at 2. 4,5, 7, and 8 p.m. in church, ; Calvary E.U.B. Willing Workers blass, church, 7 p.m. Young Married People’s class of Mt. Victory church, Jack Gray, 7:30 .p.m. SATURDAY Tri Kappa sorority bake shle. The Schafer Store. 9: So p.m. -! D;A.V. Auxiliary bake sale, Publix Service Store. 9 t ’ SUNDAY Zion Lutheran Walther' Lehgqe 4 to 6 pjn. in Parish hall. MONDAY Methodist Night Circle, Church Basement, 8 p.m. x ———— MISS RUTH MORGAN WEDS CARLTON WORTHMAN The wedding of Miss Ruth Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan of this city, hnd Carlton Worthman, son of Mr. and Wifllam Wnrthman. Ossian, took place Saturday evening at seven o’clock at the Presbyterian church. I j The vows were read by the Rev. A.C.E. Gi Hander with the immediate families attending, and following the Ceremony, a small reception was held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Gillander. The couple will reside in Decatur. STCH Oan't Sugar Another Minn to No matter how many remedies yon have tried for. itching of eeaema. peoriaaia. infections, athlete’s foot or whatever your skin trouble mar be—anything from head to foot—WONDER SALVE and WONDER Medicated SOAP can help yea. Oowefopod for the boy, fa the Army . no. for ,<>u t >th» at home WONDER SALVE ia white, greaseleaa, antiseptic. No ugly appearance. Safe for eMHrsn. Get WONDER SALVE and WONDER SOAP — results or money retard'd. Truly wonderful preparations. Sold in Decatur by Kohne, .Smith, and irdfthou.se Drug Store*; or your Quality Photo Finishing All work left before noon Thursday ready . ' next day, Friday, 10:00 a. m. * Holthouse Drug Co, Say It With FLOWERS From

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n I j i -V- - t f' 7 MR. AND MRS. HAROLD F, BARKLEY were married recently in, the Chapel of the Jordan at Angola. The bride was the former Nancy Jane Corey, daughter of Mr. and M|-s. D. F. Corey of this city.

RESEARCH CLUB HAS MEETING Members df the Research club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. H. Haubold. The club collect was repeated in -unison, and Mrs. S. L. Everhart read a paper on “Poland, Land of Whispers,” which gave the history and problems of that country. Mrs.! H. B. Heller, chairman of the nominating committee, announced that all officers Df the club were re-elected. They are: president. Mrs. Haubokf; i secretary. Mrs. E. H. Cook; treasurer. Mrs. N. A. Bixler. Other members of the nominating committee are Mrs. Eugene Runyon and Mrs. W. L. Linn. Sixteen members were present. — . 4 JUNIOR ARTS PRESENT PROGRAM The Junior Arts department of the Women's club presented “Carol, Faye’s Cavalcade of Stars” Monday evening at the library. The program depicted a television program with Carol Kalver acting as mistress of ceremonies. “Moohmaids,” Marilyp Jaberg, Mary Ann Swearingen and Sharlene Lehman sang “Shrimp Boats?I which was followed by a Charleston number by Carolyn Alger iand Mdrilyn Kirehenbauer. Rheta Butehej presented a piano solo, “Malagr ena” and Characters in a Judy show were Greta Erekson, Stucky, Carol Elzey, Janet Smith, Janet Everhart, and Shirley F-ueUing. : Comedians were portrayed by Janet Hetrick and Carolyn Mc4 Dougal. The reading, “The Girl Your Grandmother Used to Be” was given by Sharlene Lehman. A piano duet. “Shadows of the I Night," was presented by Caro) 1 Elzey and Rheta Butcher. The program ended with the entire cast ginging “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.” Miss Catherine Weidler was general chairman and Miss Kathryn Kauffman. Miss Helen Haubold and Mrs. Reid Erekson assisted. The next meeting will be held February 4 in the library with the Civic Department in charge of arrangements. CHRISTIAN CHURCH . CLASS HAS MEETING The T.N.T, class of the First Christian, church was entertained last evening in the home of Misses Ava and Phyllis Kjraft. Mr. -Edward Aiiderson opened the meeting with prayer after which verses from the eigth chapter of Jahn were'read. A short business meeting held and severe) reports given. The Rev. Jonas Berkey closed the meeting with prayer. Contests were enjoyed at a Jater hour, and prizes awarded Mrs. Mark Burnett. Mrs. Ray Schwartz Mrs. Lee Moaer, and Everett; I

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Faulkner. Delicious , refreshments were then served by -tbe hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Harmon Krafti Steveh Spiegel is this week at the Arnold Spiegel resilience in Eaton, Ohio. Dan Speicher ‘of Berne, who fractured his right leg in a fall from a ladder last Saturday* visited the local hospital yesterday for medical attention. The Rev. Samuel Emerick, pastor of the Fiirst Methodist church, is a pitient in Clinic hospital, .Blufftort. ‘ ' ■! <; ' • Frank , McDowell of Bluffton 'came home by plane from Sarasota, Fla., to attend the funeral of his sister,; Mrs,' Jesse McDowell. Gilliam. The funeral was held today and Me Dowell vtfill return to the south tomorrow. Mrs, Lloyd Gerber of Decatur route four is a patient in the Bluffton Cliiiic hospital. [ gms o Mr. and M rß - Bobert Swoveland of Decatur are the parents of a baby girl born Tuesday at 5:49 p.m. at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, *9 ounces. Admitted: Elmer Bultiemeier, Decatur; Mrs. Al Brushwiler,*Decatur; Mrs. Nona Yager, Berne; Ben Butler. Decatur. Dismissed: Mrs. John. Doyle and baby girl, Decatur; | Mrs. James Cowan and baby girl, pfecatur. ’ GIRL SCOUTS Browhie Troop 2 met at the Lincoln school Friday afternoon. Mrs. Railing taught us several things about first aid. , John Gage, hostess, served refreshments. We closed the meeting after singing Night, Browniert.’’ , Scribe, Marilou Holthouse ;.r ■ . ■ Brownie Troop 1 met'at the Lincoln school Tuesday afternoon. We. recited the Brownie pledge and Mary Ellen Waltef, president called the meeting to order. Roll was called by the pcribe and dues were collected by treasurer, Patsy Cook. We aahg songs and made plans for the npxt Browpie party Jan. 29. Ann Omlor, Schribe.

Lions Will Present Ministrel Show Here I Present Show Nights 6 Os February 6 and 7 Final plans announced for the pecatur club minstrel show to" be held on the nighti of February 6 and 7 at Decatur high school auditorium. Tlie entire club membership has, been, dividend into five ticket selling committees. Groufc ticket captains are RUssell Acker, Glenn Hill, Dr, H.TL Frey, Ronald Parrish and Mayor John Doan. The groups will compete In the sale of tickets, under the chairmanship of Lawrence Anspaugh. Os her committee chairmen Include: Casting, Paul Hancher and Walter Siltman; floor committee, Doyle Collier; theater, Clark Mayclin; publicity, Robert Anderson; advertising. Norman Steury; ticket sales, Lawrence Anepaugh; canteen. Dr. Joe Morris; escort, Roy Price. Tickets- tor f eveof may be obtained from any member of the Decatur club. < ; ■ Named County School Nurse At Huntington Mrs. Charles K. Whitted, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis 11. Eady of Winchester street, has begun her duties as county school nurse in Huntington county. A graduate of Detatur school, Mrs. Whitted, who before her marriage to the Huntington attorney was Miss Jane Eady of this city, took her nurses training at Luth eran hospiyd. Fort Wayne. • She was school nurse at Heidelberg College. Tiffin, Ohio, while studying in that school. As a school nurse she will v(slt the 13 consolidated school? in Huntington county. Appointm«n» to the office was made byi the county board of education. - [-- [li:';$75,000 Fire Loss Today At Oolitic Oolitic, tnd.. Jan. 23—(UP)—Fire roared through three buildings in the center 1 of this town’s business district today, pnd firemen fought it more than three hours before it was under! control. Total idss to the buildings and merchandise was expected to be at least $75,rt00. firemen said. Volunteer firelighters answered the alarm abopt 7 a.m and were joined by firemen from nearby Bedford. Origin and cause of the blaze was not determined. It blazed through the United Furniture store, Rio theater. *nd Anderson Variety store, destroying the interiors of those structures. I ? ■ I ' r • m ——— ■■'—'■■■ ". J 1 f,' !■' Jl d J = j J| J > J ’ .. • ! IL > ¥.\; ! . SISTER ANTHONY, bom Bridget Ann Timbers, Peekskill, N. Y., is the nun who was shot through the heart on steps of the convent of Sisters of Charity in Ismailia, Suez Canal zone city under fire k’rom Egyptian terrorists. She was slain when terrorist band invaded the convent area. (/ulernartonaL trett your homo MO * leaner-' I Udi : * tj MMiMW fl I , SMITH DRUG CO. ' : ' 1 pl ■ . > ' ' ■ d N

CHURCH HEWS Bethany Church | The midweek service at the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren will be held at 7 o’clock this evening. Edward Martz will . be the leader. The choir will re« hearse at 8! o’clock.

SEWING MACHINES is Our Business " " — ' 11 - When you buy a NEW-HOME SEWING MACHINE it’s like money in the bank, it’s smart, it pays off, ask one who has a NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE. So modern, free instructions, good trade, cash or easy payments. Valuable, useful gift free.-L-L4w overhead, so we sell for less. We have ipany .gocd buys on guaranteed, rebuilt, electric and treaddie sewing machines* We service what we sell free. We carry 1 , a fully line of everything to make sewing a saving and pleasure. * i. “Service: and Common Courtesy is Our Motto.” BOARDMAN’S ; 223 North First St. Shop Hour?: 9a.m.t09 p. m. Every Day I ■l' ' .1 ih 11 ■ ij ...n,. 1 ' '' ' ' ‘ IH r\ \ IJ: \ w * oaß, \ ' I l '’ . ' ! I " I ' ■ ■ ' ■ A That’ s the way it seems when you finance your ■ • purchase here—because your over-all cost will be 4 t ~ so economical. •Rates are numerate, term* «rs reasonable. Sec us about a low-cost auto loam STATE BANK 1 ‘ ‘i; 11 Established 1883 ■ 4' l ! ...... For' y ou^^ - Valentine...... ■' • 4 v ßn? IIP 8 ’ ■''fl STRATFORD SET. Enflog«m«nt Ring S S| $175.00. Motching CirdM $75.00. Rings •nl.rrrd to show detail. Pr-eo. Incl. Fed. tax Subject WIUUJU« notice. • Trade Mara f 4 aSASONS why ywH carved* \ ; Diamond and Wedding Kings ». Finediamondi— cho^nbyexperienced Jlimondexpert,. \ 2. Guaranteed and registered by 100-year-old famous nhg3. Nationally advertised, nationally honored, nationally y established prices. rk ' ; ' 4, Lower prices for high quality because ojm 41 \ craftsmen perform all ringmaking steps, and pass on the ”IW tJSelect Your Diamond Ring.” » «“ efui b that-can save you money. Stop in for yours today. Belaved by brides for more than 100 years ..\-k ■I? ... > Other Diamonds $46.25 up. Wedding Rings $6.50 up. BOWER JEWELRY STORE ''r-. See Our Window Display. II I • I ,||,. ,| ggggsgßg''tt.ll .I.' I. -L

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Bake Sale—D. A. V. Auxiliary, at Publix Service Store, Sat. 9:00 a. m., January 26th. | 'I-i 19 ts 1 • TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERV ICE FOR QUALITY , PHOTO FINISHING Smith Raxall'Drava