Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1952 — Page 2

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.L ' ' •.' 1 •J • ■.‘. ■ ■■’ • <■ h !h.-. i ' *\ a J Frying chickens ps plump and young as these, ore extra meaty, tender and fineflavprprf. Ants |japq^.'they're fully dressed —with heads, feet arid excess waste removed before weighing — they give you - more sor 1 your monpy, too. Try them tonight . I . you'll enjoy every bite! - Mln ' ’ I ■ . BELTSVILLI SMALL BROILSK Turkeys •••• “■ w , *| 69c OVSN READY I J Fresh Ducks . . »> 49c «TTLJ »MPY 'IWW* Chickens f, « h . »> 49c OVEH MADY ; \ A ... I _ Fresh Geese . . >» 49c . y . tglteP °°» N - CALIFORNIA Carrots . . 2 lb. cello! 35c HOM. CROWN OK.EH \, ' I | Onions . , FLORIDA GOLDEN . Jj.. V ' . • j | ' . Sweet Cqrh . 6 ’■** ear » 49c FRESH CUBAN Pineapple 8 »|xe each 39c CALIFORNIA JQICY F?ESH I>A Lemons. H69c FLORIDA DUNCAU L4RGK 44/M Sliy Grapefruit . . 3■ ■ 29c lg \ SMtWU f STUFFED OLIVE? J IOVz-QX. AO C Sf" 0” JAR JF or Large I • ii v r r v W LIBBY'S SLICED OR HALVES ' Cling Peaches B |’ <*• 35c LJWTSFRU.T, i r Cocktail •|. No 3ft ? c#n 25c HILLSDALE BROKEN Pineapple . »«• 2 » Mn 29c VAN CAMF'S i -1 , ■ '' i Park & Bqgm 2 —35 c SULTANA Tuna Flakes , ««•«» 23c HART BRAND CUT. GREEN Beans .i . . 4 8oi ani 29c WHJ.W? OR eHICXEN Bullion Cubes . 18c FOR REFRBHIN* ORINX Flq-Vor-Ajg . 4 SUNSNIUI yi MO Crackers , / >*»>'36c CLEANS OIRTf HANDS Boraxo , . . »o. ert|Bc ■ "W* PERK SOAP POWDER BUY 2 GET LARGE EA< ' 1 FREE PKGS. 34 ■ —— •••■• d

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.. 43' \ P’GHT" SIRLOIN | Steaks , . . . 99c ■ A ’ ■ ’■ ' i ■ 1 • 1 i • FRCSH PICNIC ’ Pork Roast . ~«■• 47c leAm. sugar cured shank portion Smoked Hams , •»■ 53c ‘ . J-.iL ' i ! f CAPTAIN FROSTED Ocean Perch . . '» 39c ...? 8 39* / ■ —' Tender —Greeh •“ \ • ■": y I FRESH PEAS - 2 lbs. 315 c. , OXFORD PARK . 'j ? Grass Seed . s "* ba « $1.79 ASP SEEDLESS ' Raisins . ♦ . « 17c REGALO BLANCHfcJD Peanuts . . • >»• «>•» 45c,' SXCKL BRAND \ Pecan Meats . 6 « 39c | ASP BRAND \ Dried Prunes . 2 t»«- 45c JANE PARKER Donuts. PLAIN, SIJGARED OR CINNAMON < _ 19‘ Z.h i ' JANE PARKER FUDGE . . White Square . eatl ' 65 c JANE PARKER , Blueberry Pie <«» 49c JANE PARKER—CESSERT ’ : | Layer r . . 2 8 ,n ’^ ers 29c ■ ; ; .. • ... BALE'S 3 FLAVOR COMBINATION ICE IMP, CREAM CHOCOLATE AND L ji' AjA\J\S / VANILLA WlTrt I ORANGE SHERBET / V. GALLON <■! ' ' ' • , ' WISCONSIN SHARP Cheddar Cheese . >» 59c SUNNYBROOK GRfDE "A" Large Eggs . . <■* 51c WILDMERE V Fresh Butter . »«>• 75c All Prices Are Effective Through

M* and Mrs: !*~A. Kalver of St. Petersburg, Fit., will arrive in De<;atur today for a summer visit. Circs driveq Hfs. Swaim of plufftori and Howard Schladenhauffen of Depajtur, route 2, collided at Scott and Elm streets in Bluffton Tuesday andi each &ir .was to the extent of Mrs. Herman Pinkerton of Geneva. route one. major feurgery at the Wells cqunty hospital yesterday. • V'\ , Mrs. David D. Lehman of fcerxie a patient’ at the Van Wert. Q-. hqspital. Mrs. Maryin Faulkner and sons, of Bakersfle|d. Calif., haye arrived tn this city for an extepdefl visit with her mother, Mrs. fr|ugh Daniels of Seventh stret. Mrs. Faulkner, the former Josephine papiels, has made her In Califerpia the past 10 years. Mi', and Mrs. Thpqras Gaunt and daughter, Pamela, motored to West Branch, Mich., over the Mr. and Mrs: DeWitt: Williamson aqd children. Karen and Jack of‘Centerberg. Ohio, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. U L. of route 1. ami J Mr. dnd Mrs. ,Edward Lose of Richmond, are the parents of a baby son. Eric Charles, born Mondajl at the ijeid'memorial hospital in Richmond at 4 a.m.. weighing 6 ths., : 13 Oz. Mrs. ixise is the foriper Virginia Doled of this city. Mr: apd Mrs. Charles pose are the paternal grandparents. GIRL SCOUTS Brownie Troop 6 held their court of. awards Monday afternoon at Hanna Nuttman park. The.v enjoyed a weiner roast and played games. Mrs< Kenneth Small gave each girl a membership pendant for attendance for the first year. Girls ’ receiving pips were JanIde Augsburger, Linda McClain, Maureen Shook. Virginia Ralston. Dinna Parker. Barbara Jackson. Kwy Tutewijer, Patty Beal, Mary t Catherine Murphy and Joyce Trkker. leaders of this troop are Mrs. Tulewiler and Mrs. AuitLt 'K'lb:. 7 ,.Wwr., ■■ ■»■« ,— Qne Killed, Three Hurt In :Co||ision J. Corydon. Ind.. May 14 —(CPt — JHiFrrißr P. Reinmiller. 17, Georgetown. was killed and three other persons injured in a head-on collision on lad. 62/east of here yesterday. Injured were Mary Jane Smith. 17. Galena, Lucille Chaney. I'7. Lanesville, and Edgar L. Marvic Qf Lexington. Ky. Police said, a' par driven by Georgb Cobb. IS. New Albany J left, the highway and into! the path pf Martin s car Martin was alone. J A Holiness Association Will Meet Sunday The Adams county Holiness association will hold a regular rneetfog* Sunday afternoon at the MonToe Tabernacle at 2 o’clock. This will,’l>4 ihe! first spring meeting and ‘all friends and members are urged io attend. The Rev. Frank Gauze of Ridgeville, will bp ttye Speake|' ( Special music \>;ill be provided hy Wilford and Vera Edwards. . ■A. f revival services in the • Monroe tabernacle Will be held June 20. 21 and 22 with the Rev. ilervin Taylor, pf Decatur, as the evangelist. : w 11 , / - ■ ■'

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It ' I Rev. Mervin Taylor Is Ordained Today Ordained Minister F Os Church Os God Th? Mervin ft. son pf 3<r. and Mrs. Lerpy M. Taylor, of 503 N. Seventh street, Decatur, was ordained to the ministry Tuesday at the Northern Indiana district cohfereoce of the Church of God at Angola. Th'e ceremonies were conducted during the assembly. The Rev. Clarence A. McGillen, state president of the ratification board pf the Church of God was the prp- > siding officer, and he was assisted by the Rev. Dwight R. McCurdy, local pastor, and other ordained ministers of the state.,, Rev. Taylor has served as pastor of churches at Munson Chapel, ■Roanoke. RpR, .and Ppneto. He is a graduate pf Depatqr high school and Taylor university. He completed his ministerial course under the direction pf the state board of ministerial studies of the fchurch of God. Rev. Taylor is married to the former Marilyn Carroll, and they are the parents of three children, Rens. Faye, five years olid, Barry Lyni. three, and Kevin Kay. three months. The Taylor family resides at I<>4 Oak street. ..fl ■ . . Qerber Is Speaker ‘ At Feed Clinic , Elmer Gerber, oWner of Gerber’s Feeo B t° re ' route fopr Was a speaker on a feed business clinic held at Fairbury, 111., Monday by Honeggers' & €o., inc., feed manufacturers. The program featured several panel discussions by grou )s of outstanding dealers. Gerber was a member of a five-* man panel which discussed success! ul methods of wor'kfng with the farmer’s feed problems in the individual farmer’s feed lot or poultry house. \ Fa -m service work is orie of the most important phases of feed merchandising today, Gerber said, because! farming is more competitive than ever before with rlivestpek kand poultry producers working on narrowing margins. Deiuqcrat Want Results CJ lu of C. Bake Sale, Saturday 9:00 a. m. — City Halil 115|3 T Quality L J Photo Finishing ■A‘ \ i All work left before noon Thursday ready next day, Friday, ; 10:00 a. mJ Holthouse Drug Co.

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F'i", , j;. A ' . I*"" ___ 1 1 " ‘ 1 Closed, Thursday QPB.N FRIDAY, fey 16 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. .1 ’-.r ■ I -J- . ? See Our 16th Anniversary Sale Advertisement Thursday