Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 27, Decatur, Adams County, 1 February 1952 — Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1952

ST. PAUL LADIES AID • IN ALL DAY MEETING The St. Paul United Brethren Ladies Aid society met at the home of- Mrs. Lyle Frans Wednesday for sn ali-day quilting. A potluck dinner was served at noon. The afternoon meeting opened with the hymn “What a Friend”' and Mrs. Clara Dague read Psalm i 19. followed with chain prayer. There were fourteen members present. MONROE W.C.T.U. GROUP MEETS ON THURSDAY The Monroe W.C?. T.U. met Thursday afternoon in the Methodist church annex. Devotions were given by Mrs. Vernon Riley, using ’ the twenty-third Psalm, and the opening song was “W hat a 1 Friend.” Mrs. Homer Winteregg conducted the business meeting, during which letters from servicemenl were read by Mrs. Raymond Crist. The regular secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were given." A reading entitled “A Soul to Keep” was given by Mrs. LOuis Mattax. and one entitled “Young J Mothers Enlist” .by Mrs. ,f, John Christner, Jr. Sandra (Tamer P , sang a vocal solo, “Little Jewels” • \ and Mrs. Ada Crist gave the poem , f “I Wish my Mommy didn’t

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Smoke.” • Mrs. Otto Ldnfcenberger ■ had charge of white ribbon sJedi«?ation for twenty-five children. The meeting was dismissed with prayers by Mrs. Ainos Lehman and ■ Mrs. Albert Kindhll. ; . / I .' ; I r—’jt'T ’r * H ' HOME EC CLUB HOLDS ; COMMITTEE MEETING The activities committee of the Jolly Housewife Home, Economics Club met Recently irt the home of the chairman. Mrs. Thomas Sheehan. Ways; and meins of financing various projects of the club for the coming year were discussed. A baked goods and apron sale was planned for Saturday, April 12, and the committea hats announced 1 that special for aprons will be taken. ■ Committee members were Mrs. John Fortney, Mrs. Gerald, Haggard, Mrs. Austih McMichael, Mrs. Paul Rich, Mrs. Marshall Hilpert and Mrs. Elmer Golliff. Mrs. Harry McDermott and Mrs. Earl Williamson were also present.' i —~ ; h ' The Pythian Sisters degree team will hold a rehearsal at six thirty o’clock Monday evening at the K. of P. home. J I. ■ \ '■ ' i . I The Monmouth Mothers jstudy group will: meet at the Monmouth school Monday evening at -seven thirty o'clock. ; ' ■ [ ! -d~; t The Women of the Moose will have a social meeting at seven thirty o’clock Thursday evening at the Moose home. Officers*, will meet at seven o’clock. Ave Maria study club members ate reminded that their meeting wilt he held this evening at; eight o’clock with Mts. Thomas C. Smith. . . | — All members of the V.F.W. post and auxiliaries are urged »to attend the potluck supper and .social meeting tp be held Monday evening at six o'clock atHhe V.F.W. home. Ap auction and a | cakewalk will be held during the evening and preparations ( are being ill ’’] ; I I

’ • A , 1,11 IXIIjXI I 'l""| . Society Items for day's pub* llcatlon must-be phone J In by 11 •.?«. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 ' v Phyllis Acheson FRIDAY Ave ' Maria study club, Mrs. Thomas C. Smith, 8 p.m. I nion E.U.B. church Class 6, Mr. and Mr?. Fred Freewalt, 7:30 p.m. i Trinity Work and Win Class, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hower, 7:30 p.m. Pleasant Mills P.T.A. bake sale, Schafer Store, 11 a.m. Union Township Woman’s Club, Mrs. Stults, 1:30 p.m. MdNDAY Pythian Sisters Degree Team, K. of P. Home, 6:30 p.m. Monmouth Mothers Study Group, Monmouth School. 7:80 p.tn. Research I Club, Mrs. Samuel Emerick, 2:30 p.m. V.F.W. Post and Auxiliaries, potluck supper, V.F.W. home, 6 p.m. Our Lady of Fatima discussion club, Mrs. Jesse Sutton, Jr., 8 p.m. Bobo Community Oraginzation, Bobo school, 7:30 p.m. Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 4 p.m. ’ TUESDAY Tri Kappa sorority inspection dinner, Zion Lutheran parish hall, 6:30 p.m. Pocohantas Lodge potluck sup■per and installation, Red Men’s hall, 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY Women of Moose social meeting. Moose home, 7:30 p.m. officers at 7 p.m. St George study club. Mrs. Nolan Welker, 1069 Russell street, 7:30 p.m. Girl Scout Leaders club, Decatur high school, 1:30 p.m. Psi lota Xi business meeting, Mrs. Malcolm Locke, 8 p.m, 1 made for a large crowd. Members are reminded t 6 bring a baked article for the sale. — The Research Club meeting will be held Monday afternoon at two thirty o’clock in the home of Mrs. Samuel Emerick. Mrs. Eugene Runyon will be the program leader. Miss Josey Faurote will be hostess for the meeting of the , St. George study club Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock. The meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Nolan Welker, 1069 Russell street. Friends here have . received cards from Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stucky written in Key West. Fla. The Stuckys are vacationing in the south. George Harding,, who has been seriously 111 at Adams couhty memorial hospital, is reported to be considerably improved. Mrs. GeOFge FlandenC who has been ill for several days with a cold. Is reported to be improved. '' ' r Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Safer Cough Relief When new drugs or old fail to stop your cough or chest cold don’t delay. Creomulsion contains only safe, helpful, proven ingredients and do narcotics to disturb nature’s process. It goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or druggist refunds money. Creomulsion has stood the test of many millions Os users. CREOMULSION wUwm Cgusta. Omt Cola. Arut.

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Misprint Extends 1 Gross Tax Deadline t" ■ • • . State Deadline Extended One Day | lndianapolis, Feb. 1 —(Ml*) an undetermined pf . Hoosiers the deadline fqr settling, tlieir 1951 state gross- inconfe tix vfas extended until mldnightftoday I because of a printing err4h . ; V The deadline, by law, passed last Midnight. But James ifead of the tax division, thi? misprint on some tax blanks s?as fscovered about 10 days ag§. 'j “‘We decided in all fairness tp <he taxpayer, if his form ffreadh l|cb. 1, his tax will b‘e accepted 'Without penalty to He said apjmrent *jrrors occurred on the “contiguous the type pre-address?d. tp faxpayers of record and ma tied th Jn advance. g. 1 \ j Propst said he had “five six l -’ Shone calls from persons sayitig jiiir blanks showed Feb. 1 is the leadline, rather than Jan. 35., |aid he hadn’t seen any of (he misprjnt blanks but had no doubt there were some. How many, however, was pot known. | Normally, delinquent taxpayers ate penalized one pprceig per month, on the amount of thJlr tiax, , |nd those who file after tlje due are charged a penalty; of: 10 percent of the lax with a minimum penalty of |2. | i j • Most taxpayers, however, (settled up by last night. The tax’ oftide was thronged with last-minlte; fillers appearing in person yesterday, and thousands of mailed returns with accompanynig payment? pbiired into the office yesterday hnd today. , i, d ; ■i ’ i * r 4 — . OSRITAIjI ! /Z<3t4l -5 . > Admitted: Mrs. Fred Keupeke, Decatur; Mrs. Ora Fell, Decatur; Alvin Knipstein, Hoaglandi? Robert Goldner, Decatur. ’iDismissed: Mrs. Marcus er and baby boy, Decaturf .Mts. -i Edward J. Case, Decatur? Payl iWendel, Bryant; Elmer £ Bultemeier, Decatur; Mrs. Emnfk Foor, Rockford. O. 4 - Ii- - ! ; 11 i \ i Lodge Home Portef ; y [ls Killed In Fire Sft r Sullivan, Ind., Feb. 1-|(UP>— J Elmer Whitfield, a porteif ait the r Elks home near the city’s |usin?ss i daitrict,' wa? killed today 6i :a fire * wheih swept the lounge Mnd bar of' the hornet „ ; ; G * -1 Charles Crawford, a caretaker, was rescued. The fire bipke out shortly after midnight, firemen siad they heard Whitfiel<| calling tor help but heat and smqke were so intense they could no| - him. | k No estimate was made ,§of d4magk Authorities believed|the tire started from a smoldering sig?ret ’n a leather lounge chair. Week’s Budget ptyle Jjß f I' x t : ®' 'll : IM ■ -1 ißsl Util h' _ l:f. 1.1 * tn "afcy /// large flm ’'j > Sj gZEß HBU >2 JIT w ; i9l7> tU SWAIST. , CUT IN WOMEN’S;' SIZES! This slenderizing skirl,). indeed a find! Dresiy wlth t dress-up ! blouses, smart with tailored jackets, casual with sports that ideal design, a skirt, that teams with everything! £ ’.Make it in wool or rayo|a for all-year. Pattern 91771: comes Ila waist sizes 28, 30, 32i 34, 36, $8 inches. , Size 30 takes 1% yards 11-inch. Send Thirty-live cents, in. coins for thia pattern to Marlin Martin, care of Decatur Daily Democrat, Pattern Dept., F. O. Box *6740, Chi? cago 80, BL Print plainly YOUR NAME. ADDRESS, SIZE ; and STYLE NtTMBER.,.f ; ~3 , :

June Porche, a policeman’s wife, ticleets a Ere hydrant parker. Mrs. Porche has two children, thinks police job is "fascinating.”

17 COMELY TRAFFIC COPS, the kind a fellow might not mind being bawled out by, have been added to the traffic police detail in New Orleans, La. Most are married, have Children. They work only three hours a jay—morning and evening rush periods. Their only weapon is a shrill police whistle.

INSOmCB Manley In California Cpl. Richard O. of Chauncey Manley of route six, has been transferred San Lhis Obispo, Calif.. and has the following new - address: Cpl. Richard Manley, U.S. 55U91305. Co. B 317th Sig. Const. Bn., San Luis Obispo, Calif. Promoted To Staff Sergeant Justin A. Egnor, formerly of Preble township, has been promoted to staff sergeant with the U.S. air force at Kessler Field, Beloxi, Miss., According to word received by his father, G. G. Egnor of Preble. Staff Sgt. EgnoT enlisted in the regular army about six years ago and is scheduled for . release next Novem-, ben He is a radar instructor. Hfe was married recently. His father is a veteran of the Philippine Insurrection and of World War I. H Cole In Texas David Cole, who enlisted in the air force two weeks ago. has been sent to Lackland air force base, Texas, for training. His address is: Pvt. David D. Cole, A.F. 16406197, Flight 119, 3704 Trng. Sqdn., Lackland A.F.8., San Antonio. Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cole of the Homestead. Completes School Pfc. Everett Hutker Jr., of 733 Cleveland St., was ' graduated from an army leadership school at

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— f —— £ Camp Chaffee, Ark. The leaders school is an eightweek course designed to develop leadership qualities and to qualify die men as future army instructors. i - , A graduate of Decatur high school and International Business college,, he was employed at the Goodyear store before entering the army. He is a son pt Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hutker. GIRL SCOUTS Girl f Scout Troop 20 met this Areek io plan a Valentine party for February 13. We will invite the boy?.'iWe are having folk dancing at our meetings. Scribe, Agnes Badett

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