Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 246, Decatur, Adams County, 17 October 1952 — Page 3

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: MRS. JOHN BRITE , C : HOSTESS TO CLUB •( j The Holjr Crops discussion study ; club 'met recently with Mrs-. John! a regular meeting. Prayer opened the \ session, followed with roll call’ answered by the name and date of a saint. The question box was then answered and i the chairman of the . program read an interesting paper on Holy) water andn its meaning. The rosary was recited for peace ■ and the meeting Closed. Mrs. Ellen Lengerich will act) as hostess for the November meeting and Mrs. John Brite will / serve as chairman. "h ' j GECODE CLUB HOLDS . i MONTHLY PARTY G ecode iclub members T held "their monthly _party,; beginning with a six o'clock dirinefc served, by ) the Ladies of the Mobse at the Moosf* home Wednesday evening. l A Halloween theme was used throughout. Guest for the evening was Albert Stuckey whb conducted a paper product party and hdlrf l three contests with. Norma Bitoivn, Lydia D6hr-' man and Mabel Eyanson winning the prizes. The club’s door prize was received by Emma Goldner. Chairman for the program was Norma’, Brown, Assisted by Betty Smith. Bernice Wise, lOia Hamrick, Phyllis ' Gerke, Geneive August. Dorothy Crosby, Dora May Fairchild, Arline) Heare. Linda Striker. Ethel Schlickmap, Okie Stet tier, and Julia Jack-/ son. ~ ■>. / ♦ > I v WOMEN OF MOOSE HOLD POT-LUCK SUPPER A pot-luck supper was enjoyed . by the Women of the Moose Thursday evening, followed with a regular business meeting. The group voted-to donate 15 to ■ the Community fund. October 30 ~ was the date set for Christmas observance which will also be formal initiation. Nettie Morris is chairI man in charge of the chapter night program. Anyone wishing to bring a • gift, unwrapped, may do so at the' hext meeting. - > Mrs. Clara jhaumgartner, former resident, and 'now living in California, was a gugst for the evening. Thelma Krepg received the door prize. ?’ . / 1 I ‘ ‘ ,\ P. T. A. MEETING HELD THURSDAY EVENING : teachers httenfted the P. T. A. meet; ing Thursday at the Lincoln schooL Following I the invocation, \thb ,as- . social ion washed in group singing ’.by the. Rev, William Feller. • ; TheSP. T. A. scholarships to Ball ; State, State Teachers Col--2 lege aiid L Purdue are available to -qualified seniors who are' planning ;a teaching career. Edward Wert, " president of ;tfye P. T. A., will furnish more information if needed. * The Rev. Feller reported -and J v explained the. method of I the year’s-. sactivities~of fcub scouting. The :president also appealed to (he par- , ents to Supervise , their children’s ’purchases\of Newsstand literature. W.-Guy Brawn, in his wife’s absence, desc,rtbed the Services of the Adams cofinty tuberculosis ah- v sociation, and told of the free service to children and adults, the dis)-, triliution of posters to schools and the distribution of pamphlets td. . adults.','He announced patch tests will be given ih certain grades and ' juniors and 'seniors pf the high school. A movie entitled “The I’ftside Story” whs presented, telling / of. the spread and course of the ; disease. ' } //[ Wert gave s a report on the national convention and ptated that thefundamental aim 1 of educators) should be the revival of moral laWs 'T : j . • e »-, — —■ ‘ r- : >

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and spiritual concOjits. He also reviewed briefly, pari of an address of Dr. Ralph prosessor of history at Yale Übiveisity, and told of the importance of education and the three goals which all nation? should strive for, better better heiittb and better economy. - Bryce Thomas introduced the teaching staff ot the Ijihco! n school, including three new teacher who. have been added to take care Os the enrollment of 813 pupils. Refreshments were served by the hospitality committed. Plans are now being made for the fall festival and the parents are ask<?d to cooperate to make the project a success. Walter Ford isy chairman of the event, with Mrs. jtalph Brandyberry assisting. ) H k ' MARY CIRCLE MEETS THURSDAY AFTERNOON ) The Misses Fan and Hite were hostesses to the Thursday afternoon meeting of the Mary Circle of the First Presbyterian church. /’ I 1 1 J Mrs. L. C. Pettibone gave the devotions and plans followed for the bazaar in December and the rummage sale to be held in November, The activities qojnnjittee had ‘charge of the program following this. At the close of the afternoon, refreshments were seryed by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Charles Knapp and Mrs. Paul Sauer. •

SMORGASBOARD SUPPBR TO BE HELD FRIDAY AT Plkns for the smdngasboard to be giveij Friday. Hoagland high, school vere completed 1 at the jtirgt fall meeting of the Decatur Circuit .bhaijter of the Valparaiso University held this week. [ | The supper, to bqgin at five o’clock,' wi h featlire Swedish meat balls, ham, or fried chicken, with many varieties of ffah. cheese, salads, and unusual flishqs. to complete th6 mend. iThe is JI for adults apd 50 cents for children. Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg is president of the organization. Project chairmen are Mrs. Hugh Engle and ; Mrs. Henry Meyer.) Chairmen appointed for each congregation are as follows: .Trinity l , Mrs. ’Elmer Thompson; SoeSt, Mrs. Adolph Dietrich.; Fuelling, Mrs. Fredrick Fuelling’; Immanuel, MrsJ Edgar Thieme;. Friedhelm) Mrs. A. Fenner; Ossian, Mrs. Rufas Werling, Zion, pßcajitu|r, {Mfs. Theodore Witte; Preble, Mrs. Charles Bittner; Flat Rock/ {Mrs. William Hoffman. The entire proceeds from the slipper will be uSed|f<)>r furnishings in.a men’s dormitory at Valparaiso University. The public is invited. state CONVENTION of W. C. T. U. OCT. 28-31 The seventy-ninth Annual convention of the Indiana Woman’s

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, M * i Society Items for day's publication must be phoned in by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:#' - Kathleen.Terveer Phone 3-2121 FRIDAY Adams County Federation of clubs, Mrs. Gerald Durkin,)! p.m. Rummage sale, Associate chapter of Tri Kappa, The Den, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Jolly Housewives Home ' Ec. group, Pleasant Mills school, 6:30 pm. Philathea class, Baptist church parlors, 7:30 p.m. " J Friendship Village club, Kimsey sichooly 1 p.m. Adams County Federation of clubs, Mrs. Gerald Durkin, 1 p.m. SATURDAY Rummage sale. Associate chapter of Tri Kappa, The Den, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Rummage sale, Moose home lobby, 10 a.m. ?•)“*■ D. A. V. Auxiliary, Rummage sale, D. A. V. hall, 9a.m.-5 p.ip.* Ruth and Waomi Circle, Bake saje, Citriiall, 9 a m. SUNDAY (Methodist high \ school choir, talent program^church, 7:30 pirn Monday j I Decatur Woman’s club, bhriquet, Lutheran Parish hall, 6:30 p. jn. , Research club, Mrs. {Eugene Runyon, 2:30 p. m. V. F. W. auxiliary, ppt-luck. 6:30, hall, Auxiliary meeting, 8 p. m. « v Rosary society, K. of C. hall. 8 p.m. \ Adams Central P. T. A. auction, school gym, 7:30 p.m. St. Catherine study club,’ Mrs. Victor Haiprick, 3 p.m. \ | TUESDAY American Legion auxiliary drill! team, Legion home, 8 p. nj. Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Martin Zimmerman, 2 p.rh. \Li Pleasant Mills P. T. A., school, 7:30 p.m. -1 <Eta Tau Sigma, chili supper, Mrs. Ray Heller, 6:30 p.m. j ‘ C. L. of C. society, pot-luck supper, -C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. ? WEDNESDAY i Presbyterian Women’s Association. Presbyterian church, 8 p. m. Xi Alpha lota Exemplar chapter. Mrs. Eugene Beam, 6:3lLp. m. THURSDAY Order of •’Eastern Star, Friend’ Night. Masonic Hall. 7:30 b, m. Great Books discussion group, Library, 7:30 p. m. \ ‘ " Temperance will he held in the First Friends church in Richmond, Oct. '2B-31, according to an announcement made \by Mrs. Herman state president, qf Anderson. A school of Christian citizenship, under the direction of Rev. Paul Banta, of Centerville;, business sessions of the executive committee; , the official board, and the

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state departmental directors will be held Oct. ?8. A processional of officers, state [directors, County and local upibn presidents will open the Tuesday evening’s program, and Will be followed by the convention call. \ The annual address ot Mrs. Herman Stanley, state president, and a prograrrj by the youth temperance council of Indiana, under the ''direction of Mrs. Avery WOod. Marion, .branch secretary, will highlight Tuesday evening’s program. Mrs. Esther, Madsen, president of the Ohio WCTU, will address the convention Wednesday afternoon, and a “White Ribbon Recruit” Service will be conducted by Mrs. Clyde Dooley, of Terre Haute, state child welfare department director; ' ) Dr. John G. Benson) of Indianapolis Will be guest speaker Wednesday evening. A speech contest for young people Will be conducted by Mrs. John Matzigkeit, of Anderson. I Miss Beatrice Gallowfty of Indianapolis, secretary of the Loyal Temperance Legion pf Indiana, 1 , ; will present a group of \chldrert In a demonstration Thursday aftk ernoon. H I)r. Cprapine R. Hooton, of Washington, D.C., executive secretary of thb Methodist board of temperance, will address a mass rally of temperance and church people Thursday evening. The convention dinner is announced fbr 5:30 Thursday evening.

MONMOUTH P. it A. HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF Y*EAR A large number attended the first ipeeting of the year of the Monmouth P. T. A. group, which was called to order by thq president, Mrs. Herbert Btaun. Group singing followed with tnusib teacher Miss Blythe Terwjilliger leading those present. The Rev. W. C.'Feller, pastor of ihe Zion Evangelical Reformed church of Decatur, gave the devotionals and spoke briefly on the subject of “getting along with one another.” | A demonstration of :band instruments jwas given by Mr. Goble of Goble’s music store of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Braun then introduced the committee chairmen for the year. Mrs. Richard Hjarkless gave the report on the regional conven-’ tion held at Marion recently. « Principal Gail Grabill introduced the teachers, after which the parents were incited to visit the classrooms. , A luncheon was seirved the latter part of the evening by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch. Mr. ahd Mrs. Carl Hurst. Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Teeple. Mr. and Mrs. Helrbert Braun, Mr.’and Mrs. Thurman Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bittner, Mr. arid Mrs. Edward Cook and Mr. and Mrs. George Conner. The Order of Eastern Star will have their regular in the

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Masonic hail Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Friend’s night will be observed and officers from thirteen other chapters will serve in the stations of the Decatur officers during the initiation ceremony. The meeting will be ed by a social hour. . \ — The opening meeting of the Great Books Discussion club will be held at the library Thursday evening at seven '-thirty o’clock. \ ! XI Alpha lota Hxemplor chapter Os Sigma Phi sorority will have a dinner meeting with Mrs. Eugene Beam at oix thirty o’clock Wednesday evening. The\ American Legion Auxiliary drill team will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the Legion home for practice. The V.F.W. Auxiliary will have a pot-luck supper Monday evening at the V.F.W. hall. An auxiliary meeting will follow at eight o’clock. jtrUrTThe. Decatur Woman’s club will begin the season wit ha banquet Monday evening at six thirty o’clock at the Zion Lutheran parish hall. Monday afternoon at two thirty o'clock the Research club,will meet with. Mrs. Eugene Runyop. Mrs. L. A. Cowens will have charge of the program. Mrs. Samuel Emerick will be the guest speaker for the meeting of the Presbyterian Women’s Association Wednesday evening at eight o’clock at the church. i . fc 1 The Rebekah .lodge has received an invitation to attend the one hundredth anniversary centennial celebration and dinner at the Bluff--16 Odd Fellows hall October 26. The dinner is priced at 51.25 and will be served at the noon hdur. Mrs. Dorphus Drum, secretary of the local grdup, has asked that anyone interested in attending, must contact \ her at 3-3673 immediately for reservations. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Monroeville, are the parents of a baby boy« weighing 8 lbs., 12 oz., and bom at 2:47 a.m. today at the hospital.

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HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted: Randolph Brandyberry, Decatur. Dismissed: Mrs. John Foster, Dixon, Ohio; Henry D. Murphy, Decatur; Virgil Decatur; Jacob R. Monroeville. A tincture of the seeds from the delphinium, a common garden flower, is used to. destroy body lice. ' . ! I* ■ ! ■

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