Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 151, Decatur, Adams County, 26 June 1952 — Page 3

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home EC. group . ■ IN. MEETING ; B The St. Mary’s townnhip Home Economics club met Tuesday at the Pleasant Mills school with « twenty-four members two children present. Roti call was answered by each persoiji bringing a magazjne they read and enjoy. T|ie meeting opened, with the ‘group repeating the i:reed arid Winging the song of the month, ’Mat Me Call You Sweetheart.” followed with devotions by Mrs. Leland Ray. During the business session,

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I Get Ready for the 4th at i l NEWBERRY’S I r. BOYG . . CHILDREN'S i C SWIM SHORTS t ! SUN SUITS J M In bright prints, iln colors - . 1 M ' of bine, maize, tajn, gre’y. tel colors. Just right for p “ Sizes 3to 10. cooling off the little ones. , t" 79c pair t 59c pair \ pj .LADIES \ . LADIES K Z 1 f CAMESOLE ■_ q HALF SLIPS lof eyelet trim. Ideal for * , Sizes small, mefl. Ige' J faring with thin blouse. r t : : \ - Brzes small, med., Ige. ’! • 97c each 98c each LADIES SUN BACK PLASTIC W DRESSES ! PLAY RINGS 2 Ift gay prints. Just th£ ln gay colors. For kiddies. \ •j Sizes 12 to 50. ito in, swiihming. ~ $2.79 each ' 79c » ■m b ' ; . • — *“ LARCE LARGE J LARGE I. BATH TOWELS !\ j fl. .-Multi-Color , iln stripes of blue, green. M m / • I . and solids of \ blue and p* **■*’ DEACH BALLS pink. Size 20”x40". Ideal „ • O y | for children to take swim- " 69c each ri’ in g- - 47c each -

INTRODUCING EQUITYS NEW SHERBETS Friday and Orange Sherbet Friday and Saturday Pineapple Sherbet Saturday only Raspberry Nut Sherbet only i J REGULAR PRICE—PINT 25c J £<; Pint Try Our New Creamed Cottage Cheese In 1 Pound Cartons 23c Delicipus and Tasty, Ready-td-Eat. Equity Dairy Store Frank Lybarger, Mgr. ' Decatur \ Phone

with the president, Mrs.; Eleanor Gulliff in charge, plans were made •to! help the 4-H fair to be held in Aligust, and also to lold a pot-lufck dinner at the July meeting and hive the 4-H club members as guests. The club song dismissed the group. Mrs. Agnes Baekhaus received. the door prize and refreshments were served by the hjosMrs. Murray \ Mrs. Glen Clark. Mis. Fred Bapman, Mrs. Leland Ray and Mrs. Clyde Jones. \

Phone 8-2121 Kathleen Terveer ' Society Items for day’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) THURSDAY Ladies Aid, Trinity church, 7:30 p.m. at church. l Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Agnes Kable, 8 p,nl. h St. Agnes study club, Mrs. Edna Meyers, 7:30 pmi. Plehsant Grove W. M. A., Mrs. Edna Harden. Emblem club, buffet supper, Elks horpe, 6:30 p.m., meeting, 7:30 p.m. ■ W. S., W. S., Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, at church, 7:30 p.m. Women of Moose, Moose home, formal initiation, 7:30 p.m. officers, 7 p.m. ■ . ' ' W. C. T. _U. institute, Monroe ■Methodist church annex, all day beginning at Iff a.m. i Guardian Angel study club, Mrs. Herman Geimer, 7:30 p.m. Great Books discussion group, library, 7:30 p.m. 26th annual Blossom Time Tea Presbyterian Women’s association, Presbyterian church, 2:30 p.m. Order of Eastern Star, stated Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. Margaret Geisel of Mishawaka. FRIDAY Aeolian choir, dinner and dance, Bluffton Country dub. 6:30 p.m. American legion auxiliary, social meeting, legion home. 8 p.m. Philo class. First Baptist church, church social room, 7:3ff p.m. Home Demonstration Fair, Debater high school, afternoon and evening, special program at 8 p.m. SATURDAY Psi lota Xi, bake sale and rag rug sale, City hall. 9 alm. Preble Peppy Pals 4-H club, bake sale, Schafer store, 9:30 a.m. MONDAY Adams County chorus, Monroe school, 8 p.m. i TUESDAY W. M. A. Nuttman Ave. U. B. church, Mrs. Nettie Zehr, 1 p.m. Eta Tau Sigma, Hanna-Nuttman park. 6 p.m. j Tri Kappa, business meeting. Mrs. Ralph Allison, 7:30 p.m. SUNNY CIRCLE CLUB IN 'RECENT MEETING The Sunny Circle Home Economics <|lub met recently for a regular business meeting. The song of the month, “Let Me Call You Sweetheart,” was sung and its history given. Roll call followed with twenty-six members answering. The business nieeting was then held. Miss Anna K. Williams gave the lesson on ’‘What You Pay for” and a skit was given by Beulah Kruetzman. Olga Reifsteck, Helen Beery, and Elsie Peters. • ’, . During the social hour, refreshments were served by Floral Hildebrand, Irma Hildebrand, \ Irene Peck and Alice Kies to the members, four “visitors and eight children present. PSI IOTA XI PLEDGES ENTERTAIN GROUP Pledges of the Psi lota Xi sorority entertained the other members Wednesday evening at IlnnnaNuttman park with a picnic, supper, beginning at six thirty o’clock. Following the supper, bingo was enjoyed and prizes>awarded to the various winners. Mrs. Ferd Klenk, Mrs. Floyd Reed and the Misses Orina Jean Steller, Agnes Geimer and Jacqule Hite, were in charge of the committees for the evening. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED WITH A SHOWER Mrs. Robert Mutschler and Mrs. Henry Neireiter entertained Wednesday evening at the. latter’s

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hotne with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mildred Geimer, brideelect of July 12. The entertaining rooms were c6l- - decorated with bouquets of seasonal flowers and upon the arrival of Miss Geimer, a corsage was presented by the hostesses. Canasta was enjoyed during the evening and prizes were given to Mrs. Herman Geimer, Mrs. Mary Eddington and Miss Mary Ann Laurent, who in turn presented them to the honored guest. At this time, a ball of twine was given to the brlde j elect, and upon winding it up, she found her many gifts. Refreshments followed from small tables with a bouquet centering each one and miniature sprinkling cans, filled with mints, marking each guest's place. Present for the evening were Mrs. William F. Schnepf, Jr., the Misses Dorothy Schnepf, Mary Ann Laurent, Kathleen Terveer, Irene Braun, i Alice Geimer, Vera Geimer, Agnes Geimer, Mrs. Richard Gage, Mrs. Herman Geimer. Mrs. Mary Eddington, Mrs. Floyd Reed, Mrs. Ray Leitz, the honored guest and the two hostesses. Unable to attend Were Mrs. Jack Schnepf, Mrs. Wayne Schnepf, Mrs. Leo Alberding and Mrs. Kenneth Schnepf.

Niblick & Co. r , ■ 'U ' — Ready-to-Wear TIM L Tk* C l ■* To Make This Season Specials! Th I : ' f ' ■ ■. - •■ ' \ . I A FADED BLUE DENIM JEANS 1 ■ V-l . I , • • ” > 1 i Sizes 24 and 26 Sanforized shrunk! Aft Were $2.98 NOW ON SALE ■ Plaid Gingham Blouses - » Ntew sleeveless, in beautiful « ' 1 1*** plaid colors. Sizes 32 to 38 \\\/? f BF -'I 11,! ' SPECIALS J i ■■■" — ■■l..—- 111 — 111 | ; New Skirts by Ernest Donath Thg smartest, newest styles in everglaze cotton, or gold prints Were $5.98 qo \ / jf Now On Sale At Girls SKIRTS of New Colton Fabrics - - • $1.98 and $2.98 — — Ir-.N xll ■ \ ' SLEEVELESS BLOUSES, Plain Liniweave, Spun Nylon. In White and $ a QO Pastel Colors. Also Black and Navy. Sizes 30 to 38 SPORTWEAR SHORTS . ' . Sizes 10 to 20 SHORTS of Blue Denim or Gabardine 1 $ Oft in colors Each .JLi SHOKTS of Houndstooth Check or Qft Pastel Gabardines Each GIRLS GABARDINE SHORTS $ f qq GIRLS PLAID GINGHAM SHORTS $ f Size Bto 14 years Each j| •VV STONECIiTI’ER FINE CORD COTTON SHORTS $« A A Size 8 to 14 years Each -JL I PEDAL PUSHERS, for GIRLS, made of Plain \ | $ Denims. Sizes 7 to 12. Reduced to'Each 1 ' 35 LADIES COTTON DRESSES t 25 LADIES BETTER QUALITY DRESSES in plain and $ ar printed Crepes, that sold up to $16.95. Out they go! Don’t Miss Our Mid-Season Sale of Coats Ladies All Wool TOPPER COATSSI2.4B up XWIL Ladies FULL LENGTH COATSSI9.9B up Av Ladies THREE QUARTER LENGTH COATSSI7.4B up Ladies HALF SIZE COATS Jl $22.48 Girls TODDLER COATS -J $ 3.75 up .nbdSFjß Girls FULL LENGTH COATS $ .4.95 up ' Teen-Age SHORTEE COATS SIO.OO ♦ V* ” Niblick & Co. A . j - ■ .-<M- ■ '■ •-O ' /• •• 'J . ’ I I

A. of the Nuttman Avenue United Brethren church will | meet with Mrs. Nettie Zehr Tuesday afternoon at one o’clcok. The Philo class of the First Baptist church will meet in the church social room Friday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reppert and Mr. and Mrs. John Metzger will be the host and hostesses. The American Legion auxiliary will have a regular social meeting Friday evening at the Legion home beginning at eight o’clock. Entertainment and refreshments will be served. —- , 1 Al bake and rag rug sale will be held Saturday morning, beginning at nine o’clock at city hall, and; will be sponsored by the Psi lotai Xi sorority. Mrs. Edna Morris, secretary, and Mrs. Anna Meyers, past matron of the Eagles auxiliary, left last evening to attend the convention of the Eagles In Evansville. The two' delegates will attend the session until June 28, when the affair will end. 1 7 The Home Demonstration fair will,, begin Friday afternoon and

will continue until that evening. A special program will begin at eight o’clock. J - ' -- J - Li The Eta ran sigma sorority will have a picnic Tuesday evening for the members and their children at Hanna - Nuttman park at six o’clock.. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. | j - -in';- ■ S I New Hampshire was the only state of the original thirteen that was not invaded by British forces during the Revolutionary War. Psi lota Xi Bake Sale, Saturday, 9:00, At The-City Hall. 151t2 ATHLETE’S FOOT BECAUSE— It pee lx off the outer nkln nnd expoaeu burled fungi to kill it on eontnet. If not pleaaed IN ONE HOUR with inntant-drylng T-4-1,, your 4Oc back at any drug atore. Today at Kohue Drug Store. BRRIWWWWWWMWWWy [*|| Bfl <eft Friday’will be fII IM ready at 3:00 o’clock " Saturday. Jumbo Prints6c Office Hours 8:30 to 5:00 EDWARDS STUDIO IfWWWIAAWWWWWMMW

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NEVER BEFORE SUCH GREAT VALUES! HEW SUMMER DRESSES Far Below Original Wholesale Cost ! c ry • Sun backs ! •Sheers • Chambrays i ° ■■■■ • Ginghams New Sleeve* , 'less Dresses Choose From Hundreds of Summer’s Smartest, Coolest Creations! YES! LOADS OF LARGE SIZES! TERRIFIC SAVINGS! PRICES slashed: SWIM SUITS ■ ■ 199 up \ Manufacturer's Close Outs! 1 SAVE 50%. . f. ItO l JI SHORTS - - • ■ 1.00 up Terrific Values, Latest Styles All Sizes and Colors. DLOUSES - * - 1.00 up M Newest Styles for Cool, Summer V V\ Wear, Worth Double. t \\ n SKIRTS ----- -- - -1.99 up Circle Prints—Cottons—Picolays— Sheers Reg. 3.99 Values! \ ~~ DOLLAR RIST • Half Slips - Lace Trim V up • Gowns - Luxurious ■ • i Halters Tremendous Selection I • Polo Shirts -So Cool I SAVINGS TO 60% OFF! ■ . .r' . I No Seconds Or Irregulars, All Fresh New Merchandise At SENSATIONAL SAVINGS! HURRY, HURRY TO DII 127 N. Second St. Li Ib Iv Decatur, Ind. YOUR FRIENDLY STORE

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