Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1952 — Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1953

pom

KIRKLAND LADIES CLUB HAS MEETING • The January meeting of the < Kirkland Ladies* club was held Tuesday evening at the high school with twenty-six members present. The business meeting was conducted by the new president, Mrs. Ada Kolter. Members recited the club creed in unison and the song of the month, “Keep the Home Fires Burning” was sung by the group, led by Mrs. Edna Shady. Devotions were given by Mrs. Ella Scherry followed by a reading by Mrs. Vickie Stoneburrier. Plans were discussed • for the club to serve the dinner at the Adams Central institute January 29. The lesson, broiler meals, was presented by Mrs. Edna Shady and Mrs. Nellie Schlickman. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. ‘"Mrs. Ada Kolter, Mrs. Lola Ehrman, Mrs. Ella Scherry, Mrs. Francfes Griffiths, and Mrs. Hnlda Leyse. Small potted plants? were presented as favoi s to all outgoing officers. YOUNG PEOPLE’S MISSION BAND HAS MEETING Th« 3 young people’s mission band of the Nuttman Ave. U. B. church met Tuesday evening at the home of "Mrs. Lawrence Michel. A prelude of “For The Beauty of The Earth” was played by Miss Con-

DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.,

SEWING MACHINES ia Our Businfess When you buy a NEW HOME SEWINO MACHINE IV. 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.—Low overhead, so w# sell for lega. i I i We have many good buys on guaranteed, rebuilt, electric and treaddie sewing machines. We service What we sell free. We carry a fully line of everything to make sewing a saving and pleasure. ’ ’ I ' > •Il Hl ' ' I r ;‘•l' ‘ f| . "Service <nd Common Courtesy is OUr Motto.” BOARDMAN’rZsZ • 223 North First St. Shop Hours: 9a.m.t09 p. m. Every Day

Here It 15!... The event you've been waiting for ONE CENT DRESS SALE Hundreds of Dresses at Give-away Prices Friday & Saturday Wonderful selection including regular, half sizes, Juniors, Semi-Teens and Children's . . . . ] P ; ■■■ sj ' p- ’ 'v f ■ I- - “ ' '' I Everyone must go! Buy One Dress at the regui f : i: ! r r ■ ' , 'I ' lar price. Select another of the same price and •; pay 0n1y.... ONE CENT • Bring a Friend- 4- Divide the Cost! \ 1 , 1 Every Sale Final - - - Sale for Cash. < v No Lay-Aways or Approvals. / ■ ; l ■ I ; EHINGER’S . ‘ M■’ 1H I' II ■ M' ■ J . The Boston Store iii - i biii ir ; it ' * i H H I •

nie Hakes. The scripture was read by Richard; Raver, and Dor<?|hy Lambert. Prayer was offered by Warren Harden, followed by ♦.he group sldging chdrUses, A map study of Latin America was given by Miirras Gray' 'atijd “Ways of Travel” was given by Connie Hakes. Robert Black gave an outline of mission work by different denominations in Latin America. The group then joined in singing "America” after which Berniece Gray tpld the lesson story of “He Wears Orchids.” A; short business ressioi| wa held.'l Roll call was responded to by naming a book of the Old Testament; There were nine members and seventeen; visitors urgent. The meeting was concluded by repeating Genesis 1:1. Refreshments Were served by the hostess assisted by Gladys Raver. During the social hour, pictures of a recent trip to Texas and Old Mexico! were shown by . Mr., Harden. !' J ' ' \ —— SHAKESPEARE CLVB MEETS WEDNESDAY The Shakespeare club met Wednesday afternoon! at the home of Mrs. L. C. Pettibone in Stratton ‘Place. Mrs. Margaret Hetrick, president conducted a short business meeting. At I roll call , current events were given by the members. Mrs.' George Buckley gave the program, reading a paper entitled, "Breakfasts, Old and New." Candies were served by the hostess during the afternoon. , j I [ LAMBDA CHAPTER MEETS HERE TUESDAY ! The Delta Lamda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Kane. .■ . ? - Mrs. j Clarence Zindr, president, conducted the meeting, during which plans were made for a bake sale at city hall March 8, five dollars was; donated to Care, and ten dollars ti> the international endowment fund used for cancer research.. |,l > The cultural program was conducted by Mrs; Grace; Weiland, who led a discussion on "Origin

03 Society Items for day's publication must-be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllla Acheson THURSDAY Emblem Clubj'business and social meeting, Elga home, 8 p.m. G.E. Aeolian (choir practice, Decatur high school music room, 7 P-m T Bobo U.Bi Willing Workers’ class Mrs. Milton Chronister, 7:3b p.m. , Ruralistic Slkidy Club, ! Mrs. Frances Geimer, 8 p.m. V Progressive Class of Trinity E.t.B. church. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heshey, 7:30 p.m. Women of Mcose formal initiation, Moose home, 7:30 p.m., officers at 7 p.m. !i Order of Eastern Star, Masonic hall. 7:30 p.m. D.A.V. Auxiliary social meeting, D.A.V. hgh, 7:3) pan. Circles of Firsl Methodist church church, 2 pan. ’ - . Adams County Roadside Council, Room 206, Dpcatpr high school, 1:30 p.m. i > I | FRIDAY Philo : class, i Baptist church, church social rooms. 7:30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, § p.m. Zion Lutheran Communion Announcement at 2,! 4,5, 7,and 8 p.m. in church. ; Calvary E.U.B. Willing Workers class, chuncsh. 7 p.m. Ypunk Married class of Mt. Victory church. Jack Gray, 7:30 p.jn. | ■ SATURDAY > Tri Kappa sorority bake sale,. Tho Schafer Store, .9:30 pjn. i D.A.V. Auxiliary bake sale, Publix Service Store. 9 a.m. i SUNDAY 1 ' ■ i Zion Lutheran! Walther League 4 to 6 pxn. in Parish hall. ; MONDAY 'll Pythian Sister Needle Club, K. of P., \ljlome, after Temple. Methodist Night Circle, Church Basement, 8 p.m.; j TUESDAY Eagles Auxiliary, formal- initiation, Eagles hall,; 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY St. Vincent del Paul society, C L of C. hall, 2 p.m. j ! of speech and language*,’’.Canasta was played during the social hour, and luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held February 12 at the home of Mrs. Robert Lane, ■ • ! MISS KRAFT HOSTESS TO BORORITY CHAPTER TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING | Smith Rexall Dragt

'I ’• 1 -A; . . DDCATUR n®M.OCRAT, DECATUR, INtHANA

Sigma Phi sonority met Wednesday evening at the home of Mias Ava Kraft with Mrs. Robert Hess, president, conducting the business meeting. * Mrs. Max Moser reported on the budget plan for the coming' year and members voted to purchase a health bond. A donation was given to the Women’s club for this Korean cause. . ' _ • The cultural lesson was on "Before an Audience” with the following topics presented: "PJatfom by Mrs. Moser; "Gesture” by Mrs. John Holthouse and. "Delivery of : Speech” by Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Miss Kraft and Miss Rose Ellen > MiHer served* refreshments at the close of the meeting. ■ PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN IN MONTHLY MEETING The Presbyterian women’s association met Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Robert Macklin, president Os the group, presiding. Devotions and scripture reading were tn charge of Mrs. Phil Macklin. The evening’s subject was "YourFaith, Their Lives.” Miss Kay Alberson was narartor and Mrs. D. A. Swickard was program chairmah. A business session followed the program and benediction was given by the Rev. A. C. E, Gillander. The Ruth circle acted as hostess and served refreshments at the close of the meeting. CHILDREN TO PRESENT PROGRAM ON SUNDAY The L.T.L. of the Monroe chapter of the W. C. T. U. Will present a program by- the children of the organization at the Monroe Methodist church Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Darrell Williams, leader, and Mrs. Jack Mcßride, assistant leader, of the L.T.L. wlill have charge of the program. The public is -Invited to attend the following program: H : Organ prelude— 7:15— Mrs’. Helen Ehrsam. jOpening prayer—Rev. Hall. Song by L.T.L—Let The Beauty of Jesus. Pledges to the Flags— L.T.L. Playlet—The Cigaret Jack Had—by Maris Ann Moeschberger, Joslyn McCullough, Marlyn Stucky, Marvin Mann, Mervin Mann, Karin Stucky, Phillip Mcßride, Dianne Kohli. Poem —"What’s The Matter With Whiskey"—Freddie Mann. Recitation —Joslyn McCullough. Recitation—Marls Ann Moeschberger. , i Musical Trio—Carolyn Mitchell, Mae Christener, Doris Blohm. Recitation—Marlyn Stucky. Recitation—Alice Steiner. Poem — /‘Our Family”-- Harry Essex. Playlet—Health Brigade—By .Ned Stucky, Doris-Bluhm, Georgiana Essex, Sonja Etucky. Phillip McBride, Mervin Mann, Marvin Mann, Bobby Chrfstenier, Karin Stucky. Poem—"A Little Spark”— Olin Moeschberger. Poem —“A Little Persetf" — Barbara Stiener. Accordion Solo—Karen Brant. Vocal Solo—?’The Holy City”— Leona - Organ Solo —Mrs.Heleq Bhrsam. Poem—"Lbok For Guidance”— Billy Kohli, rs /• V , •’ Poem—“ What is worth a Marlyn Wable. F .... ’• ’ Collection Speech—Howard Williams. ’ Collection offertory Prayer—Rev. Hall, h Benediction—Rev. Riley. The Pythian Sister Needle club will meet after temple Monday evening at the K. of P. homo. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold their regular social meeting Friday at eighty o’clock at the Legion , home. Mrs. Clark Flaugh, Girls State chairman, announced that a film showing the 1950 Girls State would be shown. J? iFOMa B Uni Win : ’W h i sWu Up It’S so -asy to relieve coughs 1 and strffinew of colds in a > hurry this homs-proved way ... with 2 spoonfuls of Vicks Vapoßub in a vaporizer or in a bowl of boning water as directed in package. Just breathe in the steam l Sdngle breath carrier ib*s soothing medideep into throat and large bronchial tubes. It medicates irritated memupper bronchial congestion there’s nothing like using Vicks Vapoßub in steam. For continued relief alJ

ADAMS CENTRAL PTA IN MEETING MONDAY The Adams Central P.T.A. meeting was held Monday evening In the high school gym. Group singing, led by Martin Steiner, opened the meeting. Rev. Mishler, pastor pt the Pleasant Dale church of the Brethren, gave the devotions. Rev. Mianier and his daughter, Deborah, entertained the group by playing several selections on the saw and accordion, t respectively. A musical program followed by the Brandyberry school of which :-,!;! ' ■?! ■■ •> J ' Ret. H 49 QOO NOW L 3-speed switch; removable flannel cover. 'Ab Alllw USwQ n| • • • lire • look • coiners Bouquet Lotion ' ' ’’' ? 'l' * - New Type ■Pump Dispenser plus tax ; : '’■ - pfeLEN CORNELL BOBBY PINS Reg. -I SPECIAL < 25c IPC — ■ JERGEN’S I LOTION i . FREE S« AA DISPENSER .■... SPECIAL ■?hta'..l j- ' 1 :' . H ' JERIS HAIR TONIC ..... 83c FORiE AFTER SHAVE LOTION .. 63c VALUE ...A... 31.46 - Bara 74c ■; ' ' ! Lt SPECIAL 1c SALE LUX TOILET SbAP ONLY lc WHEN YOU BUY • ' \ .! ' ' Pepsodent TOOTH PASTE ■ ——- I SMITH DRUG 00.

Thomas Adler is teacher. A piano duet was played by Linda Reber and Cecelia Lehman; piano soloists were Annette Thomas and Carolyn Mitchel. A selection was played by the high school band and an aoeordiea solo was givfir by Kay Singleton, followed by a trumpet solo by Gary McMillen. Two selections were sung by the Pleasant Dale men’s chorus directed by Rev. Mishler. The progfam closed with a round table discussion on the following topics: “How Can Parents Help Children Apply Themselves; Help Children Apply Themselves? Attendance; Helping Children with Home Studies; New Report Cards; Would it Be Possible to Have a Rental System at Adams Central?" The leaders in the discussion were Mrs. Flo Brandt, f Mr. Gene Hike, Miss Patricia Reed, Willis Roberts, Mrs. McKean, Mrs. Cu W. R. Schwartz, Mrs. Chris Inniger, Mr. Hartzler, Mrs. Russell Mitchell and Robert Brown. A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. The next meeting will be a county wide affair Feb. 21 at seven thirty o’clock; in the Decatur high school gym-! nasium. — The Eagles Auxiliary will hold a formal initiation of new members at Eagles hall in this city Tuesday night at eight o’clock. » The Philo class of the First Baptist church will in the social rooms of the church on Fourth street Friday night at seven-thirty o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Soldner and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Levy are the committee in charge. The St. Vincent de Paul society will have a meeting Wednesday afternoon nt two o’clock in the C. L. of C. hall. Hostesses are to be the officers, Mrs. • Annette Schulte, Mrs. Jerome Coffee, Mrs. T. J. Metzler and Mrs. Frances Monohan. j K ■ A business and social meeting of the Emblem Club will be held this evening at eight o’clock at the Elks home. The Goodin Quality Grocery store in the old bank building next to the Cort theater on Second street has undergone an interior Rejuvenation. Walls'and ceilings have been painted and the interior > is being rearranged to better accommodate the trade. Mrs. Dora Cook has arrived in Walnut Creek, Calif., where she will spend ' several months with Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Parsons and family and * Mrs. Bertha Birtley and John Cook, all of Walnut Creek. Leonard Soliday of (his city has i just completed his 13th year as a salesman for Moorman Manufacturing Co., a feed manufacturing concern. Spliday was among the top 10 salesmen of the organization in 1951. He and Mrs. Soliday 11,11 11 " i

LAST CALL! EVERY WINTER GMT MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST! YOUR GAIN IS OUR LOSS! ”■ " " ri { . ' ; — - b-i LO 100% ALL WOOL Mg Winter Coats A A i • new fashions * tweeds !l!w>B ■ UD •COVERTS 1 • BROADCLOTHS ■■■ SIZES FOR JUNIORS, MISSES, WOMEN. DORT MISS THIS EXCITING EVENT! :■\•' i “ ' ’ 1 ! i ! . . - r|i will iii i ii iij ;/ 'i iii 1 -The New StemL v rC D S 12 k N c.^md. st ‘ I

also are active in Methodist dhurch circles and community f ignd civic affairs. .z i ! Polly V4an, proprietress *f the Bellmont restaurant, writes from Miami. Fla., where she i* enjoying a vacation with. Several that the weather there is in the eighties. Fishing ia good everybody is having a fine ■ time, she commented. Employe? or* tbfc restaurant accompanied Missviaii on her vacation. * .. a ■ Mr. and Mr*. W. A. KlepPOr this morning from Indianapolis for Miami,, Fla., where they will spend the remaining weeks of winter. Carl C. Pumphrey, Decatur business man, 1 seas been in a Chicago hospital the laa| few days for observation.

-I ' B ' 1 11 / * fartt'w'S.UenA I ■ i' > I -- INDIANA UNIVERSUT | FORT WAtNE CENTER 1120 8. Barr St. l>h«M A-74SZ Fort Wayne 2, Indiana New Semester Register Begins Feb. 4 . J ! NOW! / r— ———— For part-time, full-time and adult students. Credit and non-credit coursM. Griduate courses. Evening or day classes. ! ; I> “ ' ’-■'‘X '■ ■ Li '< « ’’u ’■ ’ -I ; I ‘ -t ■!. ‘ 1 Your Indiana University Center is as near to you as Fort Wayne. Study for college credit. Study for the opportunities ahead. Study for self culture. Study for enjoyment., \ ■ i I ■ r i ■i. ■ I ■■ i L ! z ■ ■ ' i t i ; ■ ■ ■ ■■ i ■■ i. ■ . ■! '_ fH ' ? Write or Phone for , / complete details. Bulletin mailed upon request. - gsggssggassssgasii.! / r i i . =

PAGE THREE

j, Bake A. V. Auxiliary, at Publix Service Store, Sat, 9:00 a. m„ January 26th. ' j ? ■ . 19 ts Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Quality Photo Finishing Order extra prints for that 'special friend or ■ jp serviceman. Holthouse Drug Co. ]. ] v~.-