Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 192, Decatur, Adams County, 14 August 1952 — Page 3

Thursday, august 14, 1959

L "tl' '< r t?ON JEFFREY SURPRISED . i GN BIRTHDAY TUESDAY Don Jeffrey was surprised Tues< day evening by a group of friends at his home on <he iccasion of his birthday. A carry-in-lunch was enjoyed and the honored guest re< ceived many gifts on the occasion.: Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busse, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie.; Kirchner, Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Kiefer, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bultemeier, Jr., andison, Keith, Mr, and Mrs. Maftus Schuller and children* ■ Arleen and David, Elmo and Floyd Ehlerding. the honored guest and Mrs. Jeffrey and son, Gary. Mrs. Hunter will be hostess to the Decatur" Home Demonstration 'dub Wednesday afternoon, at tWo o’clock. important ' called business meeting will be held with Miss Catherine Webber Tuesday evening at eight o’clock and all members are asked to be present. The Decatur Garden club will sponsor a picnifc Tuesday evening at six thirty o'clock. at the shelter house at Hanna-Nuttman park. The Rose Garden _ club will be guests a\nd each member is asked to bring table service for two and a covered dish. A conservation program will follow and an out-of-townespeaker will be on hand. The V. F. W. auxiliary will meet Monday evening at eight o’clock at the hall for a meeting and initlation. Miss/Mary Meyers wilL/be hostess to the-St. Catherine study club- which will hold a pot-luck, supper Monday evening at six thirty o'clock. P*ii left Friday will be FILM ready at 3:00 o’clock Saturday. Jumbo Prints 6c Office Hours 8:30 to 5:00 EDWARDS STUDIO J WVVVWVVWVVVMAMWVWW DECATUR FLORAL COMPANY Will Be Closed August 11th to 19th Quality Photo Finishing when it’s see-worthy Snap It! HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

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The Flo-Kan Sunshine Giris of this city, and the Sunshine Girls of Converse gave the introduction of the council meeting Sunday at Marion. .Miss Maridee Striker was installed' grand sentinal. The coun-, sellors and royal advisor of Decatur, accompanied the girls to Marion. , Pvt. and Mrs. Wilmer Grotb arrived in Decatur Wednesday evening from Camp Gordan, Ga. They will enjoy friends and relatives. while on a 10-day leave. Pvt. Grote has completed his basic training and eight weeks of signal storage school and will go to Fort Shepidan, 111., for assignment. His wife Twill accompany him. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baughn of this city* hate returned from an extended trip} through the southwest, including a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Throp and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Throp of Los Angeles, former residents of Decatur. The Rev. and Mrs. Lynn Taylor of Philadelphia, Pa., who work with the i Unevangelized Fields Missions, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Donahue of Cleveland, Ohio, visited with Mr. arid Mrs. Earl Chase over the vaeek-end. \ Dr. Sterling'P. Hoffman, formerly of this cicyl Is a patient iin Lutheran hospital at Fort Wayne, where he recently underwent' a major operaliqn. \ Hipolito Adams, 53, of , Eagle Pass, Texas, who drove his car around here the past week or so, landed in jail! at Bluffton where he and Pedro | Martinez of county were enjoying then selves until Adams backed his car into one owned by Fred Dippel of Craigville. Adams is charged with driving while intoxicated and Martinez with public intoxication. i ’? ■ t - 1 * •' .[ To Release 3,600 National Guardsmen CAMP ATTEItiBURjY, Ihd. UP— More than national guardsmen in the 31st infantry (Dixie) division stationed here will be released from serjvice between Sate unlay and Jan.] 15, commanding general A, G. Paxton announced today. : He said a point system similar to that used at the end of World War II was set up to allow men Who have been on active duty involuntarily for 19 months to be released. Points will be given on the basis of extent of service, type of service and dependents. Priority also will be given) men I formally engaged in seasonal occupations, teachers ams individuals reentering colleges, Paxton said.v

or ■Hr - . JI. •' wiOWii v \ M Im -Um I ■■■■■■i # I' ftS! MRS. LEO D. SHEETS was the former Mary Ada Everett, before, her marriage August 3. in the Pleasant Mills Baptist church. The Rev. Robert Schrock officiated at the nuptials. i The parents of the couple ate Mr. alnd Mrs. James C. ?Everett of Pleasant]Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sheets of this city. Following a wedding trip, the young coupleare residing With the groom’s parents, at 957 Walnut street in Decatur. — Photo by Edwards.

Carbarn Casanova Is Tossed Out By Bride Former Streetcar Conductor In Cold * LOS ANGELES, TTP — Francis H. Van Wie, the amorous “ding dong daddy” of the trolley lines was locked out in the cold by his 15th bride today when she heard a report he was still married ° to number 14. “It’s all a mixup,” said the forjner San Francisco streetcar conductor. "I’ve tried to lead a normal life for four years but people won’t let me alpne.” Van Wie is the 66-yenr-old “carbarn Casanova” who wo.oed and, wonX at least 13 women before the law found out.,he had only marriages to show for his romamieal pursuits. There were not’ any divorces between any of the marriages. After his conviction on three charges of bigamy by a San Francisco jury in 1945. he served two years at San Quentin. Paroled in 1947, he married Mrs. Mary Abba of Oakland. Van Wie said that marriage didn’t last and he thought that Mrs. Abba had divorced him. Wednesday night he found that posgi bly she had not. That news came eight days after his marriage to Mrs. Amelia Pritchard, 73-year-old Los Angeles widolw. When she found out about his marital past she asked him to leave their modest apartment until she could decide_“what to do.”

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WJosrital ; Admitted: Mrs. Richard Ross t Monroe; Herman Burke, Geneva; Mrs. Minnie Pyle, Geneva. s Dismissed: Mrs. Dan Lehrman, ; and baby boy, Monroeville; Mrs. » Robert Cox and > baby girl, Linn s Grove; Mrs. Emipett Gresley and i baby boy, lioagland; William 1 Flagg, Decatur; \ r ■!' ■ ■ jFBITC Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Bultemeier are the parents, of a baby 1 girl, born at 9:40 a.m. today at the hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Savieo of Monroeville, ■ Wednesday at 5:40 p.m., and Mie ■ weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz. J- Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jean Miller are the parents of a baby boy, ‘ weighing 6 lbs., 10 oz., and born this morning at 1 1:47 o’clock, j ?■ . ; ? • ‘ L ' \ '■ ' ; Paper napkins are excellent for cleaning windows. ’ ■. Fully matured peppercorns ftre • t|ised to intake white pepper, while ■ the berries are picked before reach- . ing maturity to make black pepper, i . To prevent vases, flower pots : and candle holders from scratching furniture, dip the bottom in melted paraffin.

y Phone 3-2121 Kathleen Terveer • Society Item* for day’s publication must be phoned In by 11 «. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) THURSDAY Eagles auxiliary, hall, family night, 7 p.m. ' ;W. S. W. S„ Union Chapel church, pot-luck supper, 6:30 p.m. Baptist Women’s Missionary society, Baptist church, 7:30 p.m. Aeolian and Zion Lutheran Choirs, Zion Parish hall, 7: 30 p.m. Mt. Pleasant W. S. C. S., family picnic, Hanna Nuttman park, 6:30 pita. l * ; Our Lady of gourdes study club,) Mrs. Reinhard Selking, 8 p.m. v Salem W. S. C. S., Mrs. Merle Riley, 1:30 p.m. ' Unit 1, W. S. W. S., Bethany E. V- B. church, Legion Memorial park, 6 p.m. 1 FRIDAY Victory class, Ti?lnity church, annual picnic, 6 p.m'. SUNDAY ; Welty reunion, Elton Rupright Home on the Ossian road. Annual homecoming of Salem church, basket dinner. MONDAY St. Catherine study club, potIpck .supper. Miss Mary Meyers, 6:30 p.m. H r \ V. F. W. auxiliary, meeting and initiation, hall, 8 p.m. [ TUESDAY Officers meeting. Eagles auxiliary, hall, 8 p.m. v Delta Theta Tau, called meeting, Miss Catherine Weidler, 8 p. m. \ L Decatur Garden dug, pipnic, Hanna - Nuttman shelter house, 6:30 p_m. ; WEDNESDAY Decatur Home Demonstration alub, Mrs. Joe Hunter, 2 p.m.

h. p. Miimrr Locker Service 1 . ___ 4-H Club BEEF & PORK VVe will have special for\this weekend, \ Friday and Saturday, all cuts of this fancy 4-H CLUB BEEF and PORK, pur- \\ chased at the 4-H Club Sale held at Monroe, August 7th.

CHOICE CUTS OF Sirloin, Round, T-Bone or Club | STEAKS Out of This 4-H Beef S 9c ffi - ! ■■■i nUn-. MEATY CUTS OF CHUCK ARM or RIB ROAST 4-H BEEF 65c i Short Ribs or Plate BOILING BEEF 4-H BEEF 49c LEAN CENTER CUT PORK CHOP . OUT OF 4-H PIG 75c lb - LEAN Pork Shoulder Steak or Pork Roast OUT OF 4-H PIG 59c

Anthony Eden Weds Churchill’s Niece Brief Ceremony Is Held This Morning LONDON, UP — Blushing foreign secretary Anthony Eden was married to his boss’ niece today with prime minister Winston Churchill standing by as chief witness and —some say—matchmaker. The' handsome 55-yea‘r-old British foreign service glamour boy and Miss Clarissa Spenier Churchill were married in a 10-minute ceremony at Ckxton Hall ~ the scene this spring of ; the marriage of actress Elizabeth Taylor and British actor Michael Wilding. Eden ha,s understudied Churchill so long that referring matters to his boss comes natural.. In the. corridor of the musty public offices building Eden and his bride were having a discussion. 4:--Finally the foreign secretary said,: “Walt a minute, dear. We’d better* ask Winston about this.’’ They turned to the 77-year-old statesman, who with his wife, was following them to the registrar’s [ ' “Winston,” Eden asked, °on which side is the bride supposed to be?” . > “You have her on your left side,” Churchill immediately replied, ’’so you can keep yojir sword arm free, old boy.” ' - p Eden promptly transferred his bride from his right to his left arm. In the cream painted marriage Old? Get Pep, Vim with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin B t ■k flirai UiAliril of 50, 60 Don't be UM tN. “UHitn oid, weak, worn-out. ex*IVI hausted Take Ostrex, Containe tonic often needed after 40—by bodlee lacking Iron; plus Calcium, Vitamin Bi Tnousauds now feel peppy, years younger. Get Ostrex Tonic Tablets TODAY Trial site costa little. Or BAVE MONEY —get regular <l.lO sise only W For ttiU bigger savings ask x> see very popular, money-saying "Economy six® Ait all drug stores everywhere—in Decatur, at Smith Drug Co.

GROUND BEEF LEAN 55c ">■ J lbs. SJ.6O FANCY YOUNG BEEF LIVER 49c ALL HOG SAUSAGE with Pork Shoulder Added LEAN 39c ”>• 3 lbs. sl.lO HICKORY SMOKED SAUSAGE 55c SUGAR CURED 1 Fancy Hickory Smoked BEEF TONGUES 59c’ h PLENTY of FRESH Beef Kidneys. Pigs Feet Pigs Snouts Pigs Ears Pork Cracklings , IOC lb.

room Eden and Miss Churchill sat on red leather upholstered chairs before registrar J. B. Holiday, who also Miss Taylor. The guests sat on plain wooden chairs behind them or lined flowerbanker walls of the little room. '.S [There were no curtains on the windows. They were sent to the laundry and had'not been returned in time for the ceremony. Gladiolus and other flowers from Churchill’s country home at Chartwall banked the room. Holiday,' who has four other ceremonies to perform today, shook hands with the Edens after the ceremony and said: “May I have the pleasure of w: shing you every happiness and prosperity.” * The civfl ceremony was necessary because Eden has been dive reed. It does not contain the “obey” clause of church weddings. Approximately 7.000 persons jammed the narrow street outside. \ v ‘ “* V ' Trade In a Good Town —Decatur

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Princeton Youth Held As Deserter PRINCETON, Ind. UP — FBI agents announced today the arrest of Teddy Lee Knight , 21, on charges df deserting from the U.S. army at Camp Pickett. Va., April 21, 1952. ' Knight was arrested in a cornfield near his parent’s home here and was taken to Evansville city jail for military authorities. — —.