Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 4 February 1952 — Page 3

*ON~DAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1952

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MRB. stults hostess TO HOME EC CLUB The Union Township Home Economics’ club met recently at the home of Mrs. Mariop : Stults? The meeting opened with the song •of the month, followed by roll call and the .club creed. Scripture was read and a discussion of community interests followed. The lesson on broiler meals was given by Mrs. Patricia • Morgan. , Twelve members and two guests attended and Mrs. Archie Smitley was welcomed as a new' member. The next meeting will be a "measuring” party at the home of Mrs. Frank Gleckler on February 27. A potluck dinner will be held at that time. TRI KAPPA DAY AT HOOSIER SALON Saturday was Tri Kappa day at the Hoosie«L_salon at the Wm. 'H. Block Co. auditorium in Indianapolis. The |sorority; promotes the salon by membership as a patron, with its separate chapters contributing also as patrons, and by substantial purchase prises. Mrs. Beryl Showers Rolland of Bloomington, founder and Ilf? member of Tri Kappa, is president of the Hoosier salon patrons’ association. having held this office since 1941. /»Trs. Lester Murphy of Hammond, ‘*a former state president of Tri Kappa, starved as a lay member of the jury for the 1952 salon. Kappa Kappa Kappa, gave its first prize at the salon in 1928 and four years later started an art collection by giving g purchase prize at each annual exhibit. Selections from thes pictures have been made into a travelling art collecj tion used throughout the state. Thejpommittee for the selection of this year's SSOO purchase prize Were Mrs. C. H. Cox. of Pendleton, council president, Mrs; Joe Rand Beckett of Mooresville, and Mrs. Sam Chase of Knightstown. Tri Karpas were hostess for the salon Saturday morninf. •■ t ; i MARRIED COUPLES CLUB ,MEETS SUNDAY Andrew Wendelln, (jirectpr of music at the State School at Fort Wayhe, gave a violin recital before members of the Z|on Lutheran J •*Married Couples cluh itt its ary meeting, held in the Zion par ; Ish hall Sunday evening. Eileen Bieberich was his accompanist. Wendelin's selections were well numbers selected from the wßrks of famous . composers, and he commented on each as to the background of the writer, and the purpose of the composition in < z musical literature. He also described his work among the mentally -defective children at the State School, and mentioned examples of unusual musical talent among otherwise underdevelope’d minds. Karl Reinking. program chairman, presented the speaker, r Entertainment and refreshments for the evening was in charge of Mr, and Mrs. Arthut Bieberich. ■; Mr. and Mrs.' Lee Fleming, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schnepf, Sr. President D. Hoyt Callow presided at the short business meeting; and urged each couple present to bring another couple to the group’s next meeting Sunday evening, March 2. The following cementing the local churchh, played Ed Bauer, Mr. -and Mrs. Geo. Rentz, and Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder. The Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt conducted the closing de- \ votions. . I The Ladies’ Aid pt the Union Chapel church will meet Thursday all day at the church. A potluck H dinner will be served at noon and the day will be spent in sewing and quilting. All ladies of the church are invited. The Calvary E.U.B.- Ladies Aid society will meet-Friday evening in the church basement at seventhirty o’clock. Shirley Schnepp and Geneva Drake ’ will be hostesses. The Women’s Guild of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Tuesday evening at the church at seven forty five p.m. The program will be "In Every Place —In Latin America” and Mrs. Howard Haugk will be chairman. Hostesses are Mrs. O. L. Kirsch, chairman; Lydia Kirsch, f Mrs. Harry Knapp, Mrs. Louis Kruetzman, Mrs. Elmer Lautenschleger and Mrs. S. E. Leonardson. The St. Joseph Study club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. H. Gilliom Thursday evening at J isight-fifteen o’clock. J 1- • Members of Psi lota Xi will meet at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Locke Wednesday j evening at eight o’clock for their regular busi- '■ ness meeting. The St. Jude Study club will meet Wednesday evening at eight

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Mrs. E. H. Shoemaker,.of Bluffton, officer of province eight,' will conduct inspection of Alpha Sijpna and the associate chapter of Tri Kappa here Tuesday evening.

——L o’clock at the home of Miss Rosemary Miller. t . ' - r ’ t|. | ' . I- I Our Lady of Good Counsel I Study club will meet at the home ot Mrs. Bob Andrews Wednesday eve* ning at eight o’clock. j. 1 The W.S.C.S. of Monroe Methodist church will me4t Thursday evening at seven-thirty o’clock in the church annex. . . ;. || , I !< . L 11 The St. Anne Study club will meet Wednesday evening at Seven thirty o'clock at the home pf Mrs. Carl Steigmeyer. ■ s i ! iT| !;L li Go to the enuren ot your choice next Sunday. . ■’ ■ I

Haflich & Morrissey ' STORE WIDE OIVKE WIUI | v > L> \ ' jil i,h ■' x * ■! . 4■■ » i ’ 4 | •■ & LSirfv-00. . x o ~." \ .•> t v A IHAI k Wednesday anil Thursday February 6 and 7 “ ATTEMTIOR BARGAIN SEEKERS !! , Our Store’s January Clearance is over. The below list of Shoes are being offered for a Clean sweep, In fairness to our franchises we will not mention brand names on these prices. P LEASE take a size reading of your . personal need and when you call at our Store we will have the right shoes on a table arranged according to price and size. Best selection, narrow widths. ’ L; ; I'’-' ■ ’ I | i. * ■■■■■ —— ■ Class A Class B Class C • ■ 11 *5.00 *4.00 3.00 Woman’s Women’s Women’s & Children’s ■ f ?. j - i . ■. j '. Shoes i, > ' Shoes , Shoes r. « f i ! ‘ l/i <'••»* Ti \ - lb* ; it’7 : 1 : I. ' ’ . . SSWMMMMMMMMUmMBMMMMMntMMMMI ’ We Expect To Make 1,000 Feet Happy At This Sale Class D | Class E 1 Class F - ' I * : I I i 1 I t' ' # ■ p .-• ' s £.oo - s 2*®o *i.oo i Shoes and Rubber \ Hosiery, Shoes and ■• F ’ j . I B | | ' ' V-j- f ;•■'••• . . • . • i.:' ...4 -'G House Slippers Footwear House Slippers ? Please Ro Phone Orders! All Sales Final! , * ’ j 1 ’•■UY SHOES IN £/L fit J I (pH/ — SHOES DECATUR ♦ BLUFFTON ==

IE? ~ J " ■■'■ ■■ Society Mem* fofr day's publication must-be phortetf Ite by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:80 m.) Phone Mrttl Phyllis Acheaon TUESDAY 1 Catholic Ladies of Columbia, C. L. of C. hall, JI: 30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary special meeting, Eagles hall, 8 p.m. • j Tri Kappa sorority Inspection dinner. Zion Lutheran parish hall, 6:30 jj.m. Pocohantas Lodge potluck supper and installation, Red Men's hall, 6:30 p.m. / < WEDNESDAY St. Joseph study club, Mrs. W. H. GWlliom, 8:15 p.m. ■*7 St. Ann Study Club, Mrs. Carl Steigmeyer, 7:30 p.m. ’ St, Jude Study Club, Miss Rosemary Miller, 8 p.m. < Our Lady of Good Counsel Study Club, Mrs. BOb Andrewp, 8 p.m.. Psi lota Xi business meeting. Mrs. Malcolm Loeke. 8 p.m. Shakespeare Club. Mrs. Phil Macklin, 2:30 p.m. THURSDAY Ladies Aid at Union Chapel, Church, all day. Women’s Guild of Zion Evangelical add Reformed church. 7:45 p.m. Great Books Discussion club, Public Library. 7:30 p.m. s W.M,A. -of Nuttman Ave. U.B. church, Mrs. Gladys Raver, 7:30 p.m. Ma gley Ladies Aid. church basement, all day. * Women of Moose social meeting, Moose home, 7:30 p.m. officers at 7 p.m. 0 St. George study club, Mrs. Nolan Weltopr, 106$ Russelhetreet, 7:30 p.m. Girl Scout Leaders club, Decatur high school, 1:30 p.m. FRIDAY. Calvary E.U.B. Ladies Aid Society, church basement, 7:30 p.nj.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fortney left Sunday on a three week tHp to Florida. I Deane Dorwin, John Dorwln and Dick Heller spent Sunday at Rome City. Mrs. Herb Hoffman stopped here for a visit with her parent*, Mr and Mrs. Charles La m lib. 1022 Vine street, following a vacation in Florida. She will return to Bean Blossom, where she oyns and operates a restaurant Mrs. Doyle L. Myers left Friday evening by plane to join her husband for a week in i Honolulu, Hawaii. She arrived there Saturday evening. \ Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harper have returned from a month’s vacation on the west coast of Florida. Trade in a Good Town Decatur •— - ■ ....... „ ■ , Beware Ceughs rran Mm 1 iiion ivras That HAN 6 0N Creamulsion relieves promptly because It goes right to the seat ot the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and Mid raw, tender, inflamed bronchial .membranes. Guaranteed to phase you or money refunded. Creomulwen has stood the test of mi&ioM of users. CREOMUESION MUmWM h <4 fc I—4. t»lMW wWw NvWWv Quality Photo • Finishing a.‘ Work left before 8:00 P. M. Monday, Ready Wednesday, at 10:00 A. M. i Ijß—Wi—

■miMNi ! • mi. K » Admitted: Ben Butler, Decatur; Mrs..; Frederick Schelman, Decatu ujGerald W. Ross, Decatur. Mrs. Fred Keuneke; MrA,Ora Fell; Mrs. Arthur Lugiphill; {Bluffton; Mrs. William Kocher baby boy; Mrs. Vernofl

■’ * » ■ ■ • Twin DOLLAR DAYS Wednesday and Thursday ONLY g ■ .. . . j I Slips and Gowns - Special! Brassiere Sale ! 4 WOMEN’S COTTON BROADCLOTH SLIPS, ! Discrmtinued Styte of Wnrner’s and Esquisete j white with built-up shoulder style. * orm BRASSIERES, well known brands* all I . Sizes 34 to 44each SI.OO »ays! Each SI.OO , | WOMEN’S OUTING all sizes. GIRDLES—2-way stretch, step-in or panty j? Regular s2.9Bsale 2.00 sty,e Sale! 1.98 J WOMEN’S KNIT RAYON SLIPS, high grade ■ >■ ' I I.™ On Dres *■itowwti COTTON P4JA&AS, ALL WOOL PLAIDS 54” wide, for Skirts, fl j were $3.98 sale days 2.98 etc. per yard $3 00/ f ? 39” wide I l Sale Days! 59c tianaoag specials : RAYON GABARDINE. Plain colors, 45” wide, yd. 98c i SAVE PLENTY — Plus Tax GINGHAM PLAIDS, 36” wide, good colors O 112 only, Box Style, Brocade Cloth, u 2 yards 1.00 <1 Ij were $3.00U r Sale, ea. 1.00 DRESS PRINTS, Genuine 80 Square Quality j stock of Regular $3.00 Handbags, —l| 3 yards 1.00 || black, green, red, brown and navy, FLANNEL SHIRTING, Plaids, heavy grade ] Good styles ... Sale Days__each 2.00 . t — —-- 2 yards SI.OO •O' 4AII $5.00 Handbags rediiced. High grade WAFFLE PIQUE, fine figured cotton quality, yd. 69c ff | selection* »'-*■each 4.00 FINE CHAMBRAY SHIRTING, fine stripes or /TEEN-AGE HANDBAGS. (Leather Over-the- 1 w ’de stripes fdr shirts, dresses or pajamas | shoulder) each 1.50 '--4 4 2 yards SI.OO f 9 only Little Girls Handbags, ZIPPER - ■ ••• ■ ■■.■"• ■ ' 4. a t ' H Save On Cotton Goods! I wirf Specials ! | [ DARK OUTING FLANNEL, 36”, small check I ’One Group Plaid Wool Scarfs, value to sl.oo—ea. 50c COLOR OUTING FI ANNFI , J jOne Group Wool Scarf* vlaues to s2.oo_____ea. 1.00 ’ blue SI Ob | ,;j|Pure Silk Squares, fgiufed designs, were $2.00 WHITE buS'ING f’IANNEL, 27” wide for * i | i ; ;-• ~ ~ r—r-- ea - draperies, etc; t 4 yards SI.OO 1 I’Breal Sale of J Women's Fabric Glows | One Group Better Quality Gloves, red. green, LtaCT BteMhtsF't* yar<l S9C ( t , bro *" > o b, “ l ‘- Broken sum. Values , TOWELING. IS” wide .J. 2Vi yards SI.OO •< I • Daye—2 jtairs SI.OO Fancy Figured TOWELING, 36” wide. 2 yards SI.OO ; | ; Also another group Bettor Gloves reduced for Flora | Outing FLANNEL or Juvenile ■■ £ Sale Days pair SI.OO Patterns- l 2 vatHq £1 00 L WOOL GLOVE SALE— Children’s, Women’s. n^-,.^—- — 2 yards SI.OO Mittens and Gloves, briim Colors ALL REDUCED! i-- ' f 4 & t. Children’s sizes, one gloupsoc Qalm ftf Rlankmle \ j Teen-Age sizes,,one g?dup . it—,..... SI.OO ®3!O M OlanKOtS, . ,|' . J j Women’s sizes, one grreup ; $1.50 SnCCtS, Bath TOWOIS ! | i J :■ Pastel Color COTTON SHEET BLANKET, i. Nyloa Hosiery Sfwdtal.! grey or ™ $3 . 00 1 i | 51 Guage 15 Denier, Sheer HOSIERY, first $2.98 70”x90” WHITE SHEET BLANKET, quality, good fitting,jwonderful wearing Sale Days Only! J..... .... Each $2.00 ? i 9uahtj\ all sizes pair 1.00 BLEACHED MUSLIN SHEETS, tvpe 128, 6 Chlntz overed, washable, I gpod quality, full bed size 81”x99” ’ SLIPPERS, were j Now! Pair__l.oo . p k 2 Sheets for $5.00 > ' 1 " Atlas PILLOW CASES, Percale finish, 42”x36” Children's Wearables! Large Cannon BATH TOWELS, in neyv deep- I ’ KNIT POLO SHIRTS, long or short sleeves, l ®n« colors. Size 22”x44”. If perfect would | sizes 2to 14 years. Broken assortment, be $1:39. (No. 1 seconds) « Each SI.OO - regular $1.50 and sl,s9Sale Davs! Each SI.OO Cannon BATH TOWELS, pastel or plaids, \ INFANTS KNIT POLO SHIRTS, sizes 0,1, 2, ( 20”x40” 2 for SI.OO 3, 4 yr. One Group were sl.oo__Sale Days, ea. 80c " ft ■, f-’■■■ r • One Group were $1.19 and $1.25 ' - .. ? ki X L Sale Days! Each 1.00 bdVS OR LlllOfellllly nUgSi ii INFANT KNIT ROMPERS, some soiled and GLmJaa! broken color assortment. Values to $1.98 IV 3II uuVGrmgj vlraUOS ■ . NITEY?NI?E SLTEPTRsJaVreaLMte of Xer”' 00 SCATTER RUGS 2TxM- .1) wool, weight, 2-pieee style Sleepers with /eet. & JZ °" ?Sale $6 00 ! . Sizes 00,.0,1. 2,3, 4, JF. Assorted colors. wsi< »r i ni I" ; ,6 °° Regular $1.98 Sale Days! 2 pairs 3.00 Tw.stwegve BOYS WINTER CAPS,;./, price.. Sale Days! ea. 1.50 2—J. Sale $7.50 ■ . •i.f, i. h j : . 9x12 ft. GLAMORUGS, Wool face on felt back. All Waal SwAAtare f fringed ends. 30 Rugs on Sale. I All wool oweaiers ♦ $ j Special Sale Price'.. $25.00 Button Style, Boys or Girls | Sizes 2to 6x. PRINTED LINOLEUM, 9 ft. wide, best heavy Red or Nayy. Were. $2.98 .... Sale Days! $1.98 weight quality. Regular 85c yard. (2 pat- . OUTING PAJAMAS, 2-piece style, figured de- terns to dose out) ....2 square yards SI.OO signs, sizes, 4 to 14. i For Boys or Giris. CONGOWALt WALL COVERING, 54” height, Were $2.98 —j...—..xt-iSale Days! Each 1.98 (a selection of short lengths to close out) INFANTS KNIT KIMONAS and GOWNS, white, 4 Regular 59c 2 feet for $1 00 very good grade, some With draw strings PLASTIC COATED WINDOW SHADER washbottoms — —.... Sale Days! Each 1.00 able finish, mounted on wood rollers. ’White, 12 Only! INFANTS WOOL SWEATERS Eggshell, Tan colors. Size 36” x 6 fL|ong. to close-out - -i Each 1.00 Low Priced Each SI.OO One Lot TODDLERS DRESSES, sizes, 1,2, 3, yr. . .1. , : to dose-out L .... Each 1.00 ** s*i i 3to 6x and 7 tu. 14 yr. Reduced to Closing out entire stock of regular $1.69 ■. --- sl-49—51.98—52.49—53.98 and $1.98 figured DRAPERIES, #/, yds. long SI.OO $7.98 TODDLERS SNOW SUITS, one-piece, ALSO COTTAGE SETS for Kitchens included washable, slightly soiled Each $2.98 ..j per pair SI.OO NIBLICK & Company I I——-W«>>M>»mMm W m B MmM_maßiimMMmmmm MMH ai_ >■ i ■■ i ■ ■ ■ i . !■- ■ 1

•Smith,' Bryant; Mrs. Frederick Lehman, Berne; Mrs. John Burkhplder and baby boy, Monroe; H4l- - Miller. Willshire. O.; Mrs. David Witte tfnd baby hoy, MonRussell Germann, Ohio City, 0.; Mrs. Charles O’Shaughx»essey and baby boy. HOSPITAL MOTES ?,Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Becker, Detjaaite (he parents of a baby girl, -t — I—-

— I born at 4:30 o’clock thib morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed eight pounds, Il ounce*. r » A baby girl, weighing seven pounds, two ounces, was born at 4:43 p.m. Saturday at the Adams county memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Markin HeckU She has been named Deborah Kdy. " s v? < v r + Trade in a Good Town a- Decatur f

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- 1 j ! Four Are Uninjured As Auto Overturns An automobile j driven' by Max Andrews, 19, Dedatur roulikl, skid-ded-and turned ovfrr on its side several miles east of Decatur on U.S. highway 224 Saturday afternoon. Andrews and other Occupants were uninjured. The threb occupant? were Dwight DaVte, Leo Sheets and.'Wilmot Bohnke; The mishap was reported to theW' flee, of sheriff Robert Shraluku.