Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 15 March 1952 — Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1952

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS' -IN RECENT MEETING The Ple&sunt Mills Methodist Willing Workers Sunday school class enjoyed a jx>t-luek supper recently at* the’ ihomeof the Rev. and Mrs. Harley Shady. The meeting bpeped witk the £roup singing “What a Friend We have in Jesus,” and Mrs. Speakman gave the devotions for the evening. . \ A 'Short'business meeting' was held, after which Mrs. Shady closed the affair with prayer. SURPRISE . GIVEN FRIDAY p Mrs. Richard Schafer was pleasantly surprised Friday evening a; her country with a birthday party. The evening was enjoyed paying chnasta and rook, with refreshments served later in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hazlewoot] and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lord and family, ML and Mrs.' Clarence Snyder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schfer and son were gtiests for the evening, taking part in the party. . - . ‘-4— . ■ - .MONMOUih GROUP IN RECENT MEETING The Monmouth P. T. A. ihet recently at the school with the meeting called tq order by the / president,- Mrs. George Sonner Ilgyotions were led the the Rev. Jonas Berkey, pastor of the ■ First Christian church in Decatur, i - M r ft. Adolph Weidler duced Mrs. Galen who sang sSvgral selections . and the speaker of the evening,. Galen Colclesser. dwirector of public reations from Huntington spoke on ’ “Europe looks Ahead.”'illustrating his talk with colored slides. At the close.of the meeting, refreshments were served by thb following hosts and hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fuelling, Mr. and Mrs. I William Buerger, Mr. and Mrs. ; perst -Krueckeberg.. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bieberich and Mr. and Mrs, Theodore GrotrianJ .'SURPRISE SHOWER G|IVEN RECENTLY | The Glemnore Happy Helpers 4--H club gave a surprise bridal shower recently for Barbara Merkle Johnson at her home. The eve- , ning, was spent playing games and. enjoying contests, after which the<many lovely gifts were opened. A lunch was served later to those attending. The guests were Mrs, Irwin Schaadt, Mrs. Carl McClure and ■ Mrs. Robert Myers, advisors of the club, Mrs. Harold Merkle, Mrs. Carl Dietrich. Marylim Schmidt, Youvojnne Voltz, Jeannette Voltz, 4 Robin Myers. Harriet Schaadt, Clara Garner, Nada Bayles, Barbara Dietrich. Barbara Gunsett, Katfrryan Beuchker, Bertha Etzler. Norma James, Marleen Dietrich, Nancy Gillanand, Sandra Bayles, YOU ARE INVITED TQ SPECIAL SERVICES c * at' the PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TOMORROW!

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Karen McClure, Patty Bayles, Bonnie Dietrich, Eugene, Merkle, Kriescher, LaVaughn Merkle, Betsy Buechner and the honored guest and het husband, Charles. I 4.J; ’ , STYLE SHOW, LECTURE HERE NEXT FRIDAY H- j' The Decatur public library auditorium will be the a style show and lecture; “Clothes for the mature women,” Friday, March 21 at one fifteen p.cg. This is an open meeting to which Anyone interested is invited. Ldcal stores are lending the clothes anti members of lt|ie 11 Adams county home economics 'clubs as models. ! Mrs. Lottie Sumner of Purdue University Will present the illustrated lecture using colored slides and the live models to demonstrate. Mrs. Sumner is a eOlthing specialist with experience In college clothing departments in other states. She will emphasize the important considerations in < hoosihg attractive ready-mades in' latrge sizes. Another part of the talk will be on how the older women who wears junior sizes can look ap propriate and well-dressed in ready mades. 1, ji This program, open, to the public, is one of the special interest features of the county extension; Service in home economies. ! ; j - Mrs; Sumner will be available for individual questions after the j ' 1 i -I’ -1 i ; meeting. -* . i DISABLED VETERANS , MEET THURSDAY J X| H The Disabled American Veterans met Thursday evening at theii hall for a regular meeting. Commander Mart Sommers was the speaker and presided over the various business matters brought up and discussed. Plans were completed for a hospital party to be held at the Veterans hospital in < Fort Wlgyne April 10. The next meeting will be a social to be held March 27 at the hall. I ■ ■ i '■ { r? i i: MARTHA CIRCLE IN MEETING The Martha circle of the Presbyterian church met Thursday after noon with Mrs. Hubert DeVpsft. Mrs. Roscoe Glendening gave the devotions and Mrs. J. FL Sanmann gave an interesting book review on “We Americans, North and South.” Ijater, a social hour was enjoyed by the members and the assigning hostesses vvere Mrs. Lil Burroughs and Mrs. Alberson. j J ? CHURCH GROUP HAS MEETING The Woman’s, society of wbrlfl service of the Trinity Evangeljcal Untied Brethren church met Tuesday evening afc the church. Mrs. Blanche Elzey was the program leader and Mrs. Clarence Drake, Mrs. R. O. Wynn, Mrs. Heiman Sautbine, Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. Richard Shafer assisted hr the topic. “Christ calls from the Mountain Side.” The Rev. John Chambers had charge of the election of officqrfe, The results were’ Mrs. Clarence Morgan, president; vice president, Mrs. Herald Hitchcock; secretary,. Mrs. David Wynn; assistant Secretary, Mrs. Herman Sautbine; trea-

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3-2121 X’i Kathleen Terveer > . Society items for day’s publication rtwst be phoned in by 11 al m. a. m.) SATURDAY Bake sale, Schafer store, Mon mouth: Sophomore class, 9 a.m. MONDAY 00$ Lady of Victory discussion group, .Mrs. Irenaeus Case, 7:30 P-m. j Monmouth Mothers Study group, Monmputh school, 7:30 p.m. St. Catherine study club, Mrs. Eugene Helmamn, 8 p.m. V. F. W. auxiliary meeting, 8 p m.,j pdt luck supper, 6:30 p.m., Hall. . Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. Kenneith : Parrish, 7:30 p.m. Dramatic Section, Woman’s Club, Mrs. George Thomas, 7:30 p.m. Research club, Mrs. A. R. Holthouse, 7:30 p.m. Pythian. lister Degree staff, K. P. home, 7:3ff p.m. ■Work j and Win class. Trinity E. Ui B. church, carry-in-s Upper, churcb, fl p.m. Methodist Night Circle, Mrs. Albert Beavers, 8 p.m. Adams Central P. T. A., school gym, carry-in supper, 6:30 p.m. Adams county chorus practice. Montage School, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY Pleasant Mills P. Ti A., school, 7:30 p.m. Great Books Discussion group, Libraray, 7:30 p.m. Dutiful Daughters class, Mrs, Amos Ketchum, 7:30 p.m. LOyal Daughters plass, Bethany Evangelical church,, Mrs. Adolph Kolteii. 7:50 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall; pot-jlupk supper, 6:30 p.m. Decktur Garden club, Mrs. Amos Ketchum, 2 p.m. \ Tri iKappa social meeting, Elks 8 p.m. < WEDNESDAY Psi lota Xi sorority, Elks, Potluck supper, 5:30 p.m. Ladies Shakespeare plub, Mrs, John Tyndall, 2:30 p.m. Decatur Home Economics club, Mrs. Frank Crist, 2 p.m. THURSDAY Friendship Village Home Eci club. Blue Creek Twp., 1 p.m. FRIDAY Adams County , Federation of Woman’s clubs,J Legion home, p.m. ' : : ’ v y| J——— surer,' Mrs. Hubert Gilpen; secretary pt lisp, Mrs. R. E. .vfummaj secretary bf missionary elucation, Mrs. Charles Robenold; secretary of young people, Mr? John Kelly; secretary of children's work,' Mrs. 'Paul Weitfeldt; secretary of social relations, Mrs. Clarence ;Drake; secretary of special projects, Mrs. E. A. i Crider; pianist. Mrs, Sephus Jackson. Delegates for the year are Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. Richard Shafer. In the social hour which follbwed, the hostesses were Mrs. Jhon Kelly, Mrs.'Frank Baker and Mrs. iHpbert Cochran. , ' ■ CHAPEL CHURCH GROUP\ MEETING IS HELD The W.S.C.S. of the Union Chapel church met Thursday for their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Thurman Drew and Mrs. Florence Bauman. Mrs. Glep Roughia. was the program leader and used as her topic “Christ Calls from the Mountain Side.” The meeting began with Mrs. EaH Chase singing “Hark, the Voice of Jesus is. Calling.” Mrs. Omer Merriman gave a review: on the book, “We Americans, North and South,H and Mrs. Freeman Schnepp completed the report. Scriptures were pead by Mrd. C. OJBi'own, Mrs. Robert Workinker, Mis. ; Addie Rabbitt, Mrs. Drey and Mrs. Wayne Troutner. Mr?. Baumari; reported on “The Courageous Answer Christ’s Call” and another spng, “Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life” was sung by the group. The president, Mri. •i; I f

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TfßtffheE lla’d Charge of Hie business meeting and announced the banquet for mothers and daughters f to bq held May sh TWo new mem-; ber? yerg added to -the club, Mr?. Vincent Parker and Mrs. Don Smdth. i -J j -L. J i | The alternate delegate convention will be held June 10 to 13 and the delegate? will be Mrs. Schnepp and "Mrs. Bauman, with Mrs. Lawurence Norris end Mrs. Troutner as the alternate delegates. The officers were elected for the coming year, and these are. president, Mrs. Sehnpp, secretJty, Mrs. Merriman, treasurer, Mrs, Woringer, social relations, Mrs. Rabbitt, secretary of young peoples work, Mrs. Myron Frank, missionary work, Mr? Roughia, missionary education of children, Mrs. Nile Williamson andi secretary of special Projects, Mrs. Drew. . . L' Refreshments were served later in thq evening by the hostesses. The \next meeting will be held-at the home of Mrs. Roughia with Mrs. Schnepp as the leader. The Great Books discussion group will nieet at the 1 Decatur library Tuesday fevenin gat seven thirty o’clock. i The St. Catherine study blub will meet with Mrs. Eugene Heiman Monday evening at eight o’clexk. ■ ; J Our Lady of Victory discussion group will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Irenaeus Gase at seven thirty o’clockThe Monmouth Mothers study group will nieet at the Monmouth schoo Monday evening at sbven thirty o’clock. I IJ ! ; • The Pleasant Miliy P. T. A. will meet Tuesday evening at the school at seven thirty o’clock. The Rev. iSamuel Emerick of the First Methodist church will show travel picture's of Europe. | \ ' ■' The Psi lota Xi sorority will have a pot-luck supper Wednesday at five thirty o’clock at the Elks. Members are asked to bring their own table service and materials for making fugs. There will be a carry in lunch at the Legion home Friday afternoon at one o’clock of the Adams County Federation of Woman’s clubs. The hostesses will be representatives of the Root township Home Economics, Adams County Farm Bureau and the Shakespeare clubs. The Friendship Village Home Economics club of Blue Creek township will meet Thursday afternoon at one o’clock; The lesson “Business Facts for Women”, will be given and should be heard by Colclesser, director of public reminded of the birthday auction to be held this month, also to wear cotton dresses. Hostesses will be the Mesdames Claude Marekel, Don Raudenbush, Leßoy Bollenbacher, Claude Buchanan, Howard Duff and Miss Dpnelda Marckel.

Week’s Budget Style Jr •/ Zai vX 4* V /wv n 1 vl s||| rVUiJhi lmW\ bißMk? AfcWi wnwk" f IMraV ? jj |1 Wf i: ■ 12—20 Ls iir*M**iir<tftf* HOW EASY it is to have new house-and-market dress! How soon you can have it too —there are only THREE wain pieces to cut out and sew up. Isn’t that the easiest sewing ever? And this wonderful dress just wraps and ties! Opens out flat —a ifnch to iron! Pattern 9203: Misses’ Sizes 12,1 14. 16. 18, 20. Size 1.6 takes 4 yards 35-inch fabric. Send THIRTY cents, in coins for this pattern to Marton Martin, care of Decatur Democrat. Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print, plainly YOU* NAME ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

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]• It was erroneously stated in Wednesday's paper that Theodore Hobrock was admitted to the hospital. It should have read Mrs. Theodore Hobropk. Joe Costello, Gene Mtiyers and Jerry Meyers are attending the semimfinals at Muncie today. Miss Harriet Gerber, freshman at Heidelberg College, has been initiated into the Heidelberg Beta Zeta chapter of Kappa Pi, national fraternity in art. Students are offered membership on the basis of art achievement over a period of ohe semester. Miss Gerber is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: E. H. Gerber of route one. » - » •• - KW n<rfu Admitted: Wilbur Reidenbach, Decatur. dismissed: Mrs, John Riff and baby girl, Monroe; Mrs. Norman Lednardson and baby girl, Kim Elaine. Decatur; Mrs. Max D. HaFort Wayne. GIRL SCOUTS Troop 13 cooked and ate supper together Wednesday night because 'hey are working at their cookie badge. This nieeting served as a Juliette Ix>w birthdiay pairtjy as well as a going away party for one of the members who -is moving out of town. Scribe, Phylis Byrd. Two-Car Collision f Fatal To One Man Columbus. Ind., Marcji 15.— (UP) —A two-car collision on Ind. 9. aoutp of Hope was fatal (ate yesterday to Ollie H. Stewart. 72. Hope. Four other persons were hurt and taken to Bartholomew county hospital here. Attend Agricultural ♦ Clinic At Purdue Elmer Baumgartner of (the First Bank of Berne, Theo. Graliker and E. W. Busche of the First j State Bank of Decatur attended the eighth agricultural clinic of the Indiana Bankers Association at Purdue University, Lafayette, Thursday and Friday. L.E. Archbold, county agricultural agent, also attended as a guest of the banks. , i . The two day seminar at Purdue University was attended by 350 representatives from banks throughout every section of Indiana. Those attending the seminar hold various positions of responsibility in their banks. ; The Purdue agricultural clinic tor bankers is one of the largest meetings of its kind held in the United States. It is designed essentially for employees who are eoneerned with and interested ni the successful financing of agricultural operations. Attendance at the clinic enabled these men not only to meet a large number of bank employees and officers from other parts of Indiana, but they also had the opportunity to listen to recognised authorities in banking, economics, agricultural and financial problems, and the like.

Honor Students At Catholic Schools Honor students for the Decatur Catholic high school and the St. Joseph 1 grade school were announced today by School officials There are 34 students on the high school honor roll jand 61 on the garde school list. Catholic High JI ip ’ < ■ u A ' P Vera Geels 5 2’ Mary Catherine Peterson .5 .’2! Mary Ann Ulman 4 - 4 Ann Smith .x-V- 4 4 Catherine Loshe 4 Naureen Miller J 4 3 Tom. Rumschlag ....... 4 2l Marylyn .Smith ....3 4 Julia fechultz 3 4 Marcile Bentz .1 2 5 Mopa Lee Fairchild 2 5 Janet Osterman ... 2 - 5 Kenneth Schwaller 2 5 Margaret Schmit: 7 Phyllis Braun . 4. . ■_ 6 Barbara Vogleweie ....... 6 1 Marjorie Heim in 1 ... 5 ,Tj Joe CbsfellQ ... ... . 1 6 Vera Gqimer .’.u. 7 Jean Kable i.X 7 Marthe J. Burnley . Rita Rumschlag ; . .6 1 Michael Kohne J .. jl 6 Carolyn Terveer ..JL......... 1 5j Charmaine DeSJean . 1 .5! Mary Beyer ,> 7 i Norma Heiman 1_ 6 Marlene Miller J_ | 6 Mary 't. Millet 6 Marcellg Gillig .17 B. Borman ..., ,_.i !fr 1 Leola Ford . • 4 3 Jacqueline Gase ... 2 5 Anna M. Leng er ch r 2 5 St. Joseph School A B Joyce,Loshe 2 12 1. Rita Heiman H 11 2 Judy Parrish _ r ll 2 Mary Lou VogJe vede 11 2 Susie Holthouse .....: 10 3 Monica Rumschlag 8 5 Dolores Kintz ___ 7 Margie York ._ f _ 7 6 Paul Faurote ... .... 6 8 Gerald Voglewede 6 8 Marion Bashara ,u - .. 5 8 Anna Miller 5 s Elizabeth Miller , J. 11 4 •Ruth Lengerich 10 5 David Heiman 9 6 Marjorie Kohiie . 9 6 Nancy Mies .1-- 9 6 Eleanore Wetphoff 8 7 i ■ I. r ■ r ■ ■ ,

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