Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1952 — Page 3

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CHURCH Os NAZARENE HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING ' The monthly/meeting of the Church of the Njizarene was held recently with sixty members pres-, ■ .ent. Songs and choruses opened the session, followed, with scripture and prayer with'Marie Huston, in charge Of' devotions; The Rev. llojpaine Wood gave a report on the progresg of the work among the -American Indian,..and Naonii Andrews, chairman of this work, and several others also short talks. ! ‘ Poems were given by Lois WobJ ,and=Leah Andrews, after which a duet by Francis Roe and Elvira Habegger was sung. A special offering of $35.45 was taken for-the Indians, Mrs. Geneft Hebout gave I the lesson study. . ■- 1 ■ The business was theb , - pl. Enter Your ‘Halloween Snapshots! in Decatur Camera » Club Contest. HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. *=- SPECIAL RECORD CLEARANCE -ft of 500—45 and <8 R.P.MAs 65c | Each 25—78 Alliums—Off ft . BEGINS TODAY Oct. 27*- Nov. 10 >*,<..[ • - ‘ ' "n’. ;

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held with the president. Mrs. Francis Roe, in charge. Coming events were • discussed find the meeting cltised with praydl-. v ..' •< -4— Resh-stucky vows SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY The parsonage of the Bethhny Evangelical Unified Br< th r n church was the stene of the wedding Saturday afternoon of Miss Marilyn Jane' Resh and Alfred .1). Stucky. • The Rev. F. H. Willard officated at the dingle ring ceremony at two o’docly. I \ Mrs. Dores Resh is the bride’s mother and. Mr. and Mrs. Florene -Stucky of route 2. Berne, are the parents of the grdom. The bridal of ivory satin was detailed with a strapless bodice . over a nyjbri net stole and highlighted with rhinestone trim. The bouffant'skirt was Worn over one\of nylon net and she wore abonnet of white' satin, which held in place her fjngbrtip vejl es illusion. Her onl-y jewelry was a rhinestone necklace and the bridal bouquet was an arrangement of red roses a'nd white pompons. Miss Norma Jean Ramsey of Fort Wayne and Robert Ellenberger. of Geneva, Were the couple’s only attendants. The reception from five until eight o’clock. Was h|el<j at the home <rl-the bride’s mother . for. approximately lii’U guests 'A three tier cake, topped with a miniature bride_ and grottm, centered the bride’s-table. Fall floweit? completed the appointments. ! The .Misses Sharon Elliott. Jean Quirk, Martha Beitler and Ethel Elliott served! thje wedding guests. Mrs. Stucky attended Kirkland high school and is employed al Surges Engineering company in Fort Wayne. -.The gro(j>m attended school at Geneva and js an employe! of, the Wayne Co-op in Fort pVayne."', I |iHj Following a short wedding trip. ‘ the young couple will reside in ! that citv. .. , . . . \. Each member of.tlje Union Township Demonstration club is asked to bring a dish cloth for textile

paintiiik for the meeting io be field Wednesday afternoon. The Ijjidies Shafiespeare dub, Cancelled lust Wednesday, will be held Wednesday afternoon at two thirty o’dock \Vith v Mr.s. Milo Black. I — Mrs Wauneta .Kcjiaffet w lllbe hostess to the Budjjess and Professional Women's dnb Wednesday evening al dght o’Hock, when they will hold a ilallowAen party. Everyt one is asketl to c<|nn! inaskeil. P v —jt- ■ : Mrs. Bernard LCnuirit.h will be hostess to the Stjt Ambrost* study club Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock. ' ' ft —— ! ' ' ( ircles 2a and 2B of the Methodist thuroh will meet with Mrs. Raymond Walters Thursday afternoon at twrfo dock. ' ft The Faithful Workers class 'of the First Methoqist church will, hold,a meetln/at the day eyeniml at setfen thirty o’d'»di prompt - | ■ -■ \l ' i- ' , ' ' . A Halloween party for the p.A.V. post, its auxiliaries and, families will be belt! Thursday evening'\ajt the hall at seven thirty o’do<k.| All are asked to come masked, espec.ially the children. GIRL SCOUTS Brownie Troop 21 entertained their leaders with a Hallbweeh party at the Lincoln school recently. Games were played and plan.--made for the skating, party th be held Saturday. We gave dur llrbwnie promise. I ! si ' >]- Scribe; Rita Norquest ft Gjrl 1 Scout Troop 17 went on a hay rid'e Wednesday. Twelve ot US apd two visitors piled into a bed of stiaw and started On our way ip a [large truck. We hardly knew where we were going -because we . were sb wrapwd up In blankets. But we discovered that we went thrbugh the covered 5 iftridge in Pleasant Mills. Then wecame back to Decatur and had Refreshments at an ice creaijrii ihop. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ashbauchec for taking us. Scirlbe, Sara Eichenauer. Trade in a Good Tovlm l — Decaiur!

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Society Items for day’s publication must be phoned tn by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) . A Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 TUESDAY Junior church of First Methodist church, at church. 4:30 p.jp. Aeolian' choir practice. Decatur, high school music room. 7:36 p.m. f’hurch Mothers study club, Mrs : [Joseph Hiles, 8 p.m. V I ‘4 k? Drill Team, American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 8 p.m. ' Three Link, chib. I. O. O.'F. hull, 6:30 p.m. ft Delta Lambdp chapter, Mrs, Francis Ellsworth, 8 p.m; Preble Twp. Sunny Circle Hoipe Ec. club, Preble Recreation hall, : 7:30 p.m. ft ; Delta; \Theta yau pledge party. Elks home. 6:3(1. p.m, ' : / Eagles Auxiliary,• Eagles hall, J . p.m.- ’ Root Twp. Home Demonstration [club, Mrs. IJee Fleming. 1 p.m. Dprciis class, Bethany _church basemept. 7:30 p.m. Rebekah lodge. I. O. F. hall, 7:30 pmWEDNESDAY l.adies Shakespeai-e club, Mrs. Milo Black. 2:3(1 p.m. Business and Professional Women, Mrs. Wauneta Schaffer, 8 p.m. Philathean Circle, Zion E. R. church social rooms, 8 p.m. Quiet Day, Methodist W. S. C. S. Methodist church. 11 a.in.-l:30 p.m. St. Paul Ladies Aid. all day. Veda Smith. , I AjethbdiHt Builders’“class, Wesley t-lass room. 8 p.m. Union Twp. Women’s club, Mrs. William Roughia. 1:30 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul society, C..L. of. C. hall. 2 p.m. Friendship Village club. Decatur Court House, S am! Friendship Circle, Zion E. R, church, Mrs. Fred Corah, 7:|30 p.m. THURSDAY St. Ambrose studv ,<flub. .Mrs. Bernard Lengerich, 7:30 p.m. Circles 2 \-21J of Methodiet chtirch,, Mrs. Raymond Walters, 2 p.m. Faithful Workers, class. Union Chapel church, 7:30 p.m. D. A. V. lodge, auxiliaries, families. I>. A. V. hall. 7:30 p.m. V. F. W. Post 6236, auxiliaries families, V. F. W. hall. 8 p.m. ' Ruth and Naotni Circles. Mrs. Albeit Harlow. 2:30 p in. Women of Moose. Moose home, 7:30 p.ni., officers. 7 p.m. FRIDAY Sjh District Indiana Federation of clubs convention. Elwobd. i . ,- \ r I I1F 1 pMUI Admitted: Mrs. Esta Vfhitaker, Convoy, Ohio; Miss Gertrude Boese, Decatur, Dismissed: 1 Mrs. farey Knittie and baby girl, Decatur. Airs. James Huerndon and baby boy. Hoagland; Mrs. Donald P. Jeffrey and baby girl. Decatur. ! | Sheep Cheaper SALISBURY. N.C, (UP) — City -Manager S. C. Maclntyre.- Jr, learning it would cost $1,300 a year to c|ut the grass in |wo cemeteries here, got a nod us approya! from the c’ty council when he announced plans to buy sheep for the J job.

»«> ■ * ’ i ■ • •• ' - -r- >*’•? ■ AS I ' 1 a *4^' 1 | X ■’ \ ! «oER ■ "■■> / t.«,'■ ' I' ’ ,gL sSSIB rj. I'gj ■■. I-'-JaSB " ‘ ' '|< ' ’ ’ i'ttw® ■ < --r-' - • ’ • J - ■ • ■ >I - ■■ ' ■ ' ••* -jV-* ; j «* "• i ’'■■■ ~ > . k-i - » - .rWb, i • - ! v ” MM ■ < ' ■.; ' ’ '' ‘ ' QUEEN ELIZABETH 11, followed by her husband, the Duke qjf Edinburgh (left), below Claerweh darn, biggest of its kind in England, to dedication ceremonies. Opening of the new reservoir is blimax of a project inaugurated by her grandfather, King Edward VII,| nearly half a century ago- Wdrk on this dam wa# started in 1948. With the queen is the lord mayor of Birmingham, W. T. Bowen. The mayor’s wife is l in rear, with th£ duke and,Maj. G» Tj Rateea. / \ ■ ■ , ’ i

■■:'. . \ ■ 1 -< A complaint for Injunction by Dftniiii C. Lantz and others against the Berne-French township school Ms been set for trial in the Wells circuit court Thursday, December ,18. ’ William Huntef of Decatnr has Accepted a position in the auto accessories department of tne Montgomery -Ward store at Bluffton. He Will continue to reside here for the present. 'I ' r i ? 'i Mrs. Elizabeth. Zurcher of Berne observed bier 92nd birthday yesterday. She is in good health and enjoying lit'ej. Cal E. Peterson and sister, Mrs. J. 11. Heller, motored to Birmingham, Mich., last evening to attend the funeral services for their cousin, Mrs. Earl B. Mewton. They will return this evening. .Fred Mills has returned from a visit' with his daughter, Mrs. B. F. Franklin and family at Logansport. Gene Noll of Adams county has enlisted in' the regular army for three years and sent to a military camp jn Michigan for and assignment. F He graduated from the Hartford high school last M.a.V. Mrs. Thomas B, Noble of Indianapolis, visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Schmitz Monday. Mr». Henry Neiieiteij has returned .-from a week-end visit with Miss Edna Braun of Columbus. Miss Braun, a former Resident of Berne, Is director of nurses at the Bartholomew county hospital. .Miss Ruby >Miiler, former resident of Decatur, and now with the America Air Lines in Inglewood. Calif., flew to this city last week for .a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Walter Ford and sons, Mike and Wally, have returned from a several days’ visit with Mrs. Ford’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Rhoades, of Monticello. John Dorwin, son of -Mr. and Mrs. Heane Doi*win of this city, has returned after a several days’ visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gehrig at Homer, Mich. J J: v Mr. and Mrs. Van Grhnt returned to their home in Rensselaer after Visiting for several days ■ here with their .daughter and son-in-law, IMr. and Mrs. Dick Holler. —_4Hill toppers To Be At Lincoln School Nancy Lee’s Hiltoppe's. sponsored by the Decatur volunteer fire department, wilL appe# rj at S o'clock at the Lincoln school, and pot at the Decgtuf high school, as erroneously stated Monday. Ticket?. priced at s(j cents for adults and 25 jcents for children, may 4>e .obtained at th? school tonight). ' I . . ' !Y' ■ -1 ——I . Fined And Sentehced On Assault Change Formerly identified as Raul Salvia—an 'Ribas, 25, was found gujjty of assault in a local tavern Saturday night when Cipriane (Mirelgs was severely cut. Mayor 1 sentenced Ribas to six months!) at the »tat| penal farm and fined him\ sls, plus costs. All but 1 10 dgys or this sentence was however, to be served 'at the county jail. After his release, ordered the judge, hibas must leave the county. , f ’ -t~—i' Trade in a GOod Towih—Decatur!

k - fpßsr I w--W 1 ' I Nb,. * |>l J| , X 'I I < . I HATTIE McDaniel, Who won an Academy award in "Gone With the Wind" and further fame aa radio’s "Beulah,” is dead in Hollywood at 57. She entered motion pictuies in 1933, and appeared in some 300. (International/ f —i T : r Much Research Lies Ahead In Polio Fight Safe Vaccine Still To Be Developed WASHINGTON UP — The medical director of the National Foundation for InfaritiU Paralysis said today science still has not developed “a vaccine that can be used safely and on a large scale’’ to prevent polio. Dr. Hart E. Van Riper said much research lies ahead despite recent optimistic repbrts from Baltimore, Texas and. lowa. He described a vaccine developed from killed polio virus by Dr. Howard Howe of Johns Hopkins University as "just too dangerous" fdr general use. "The vaccine is likely to cause an allergic encephalitis" in human beings, Van Riper s£.id. The chance? of contracting this, he said, would be greater than the ordinary chanf ces of developing paralytic polio. “I do not honestly feel that there will be any vaccine which ,woUl<t be available for effective use next summer,” he said in a copyrighted interview with the magazine U. S. News & World Report. ' Van Riper said use' of gamma globulin in Texas and lowa r indicates such treatment would be "very useful, i although of quite , limited application. . .certainly it is not anything like a complete" ani swer to our problem." i The gamma globulin treatment involves the injection of the gam- ■ ma globulin blood fraction of adults who havte had , polio into children give them ‘ immunity. The immunity “lasts for only a period of weeks." but may be used in localize)! epidemic areas to prevent t|ie spread 6t the disease, ! Van Riper said. 1 , “It now’ has beep shown that a killed Virus of poliomyelitis, given by injection to a human being, will produce sufficient immunity to at least indicate that there is real protection, against the paralytic disease,” he said. “Now thei thing to is to find a safe vaccine that) will produce this much immunity in human beings and be free of the dangers of allergic encephalitis or other complications.” . \i ' i .- - • . Mrs. Vivian Tricker Not Driver Os Auto Mrs. Vivian Tricker w’as not the driver of the auto reported in a traffic incident on U. S. highway. 33 southeast of the city, last Thursday. , Complaint was made by Frederick Peck to . city police, but no affidavit was requested, The incident occurred at 4:30 p.m. Trade in a Good Town—Decatur! --—-—, — i .T.'. .. I «€ I W ..y> The X Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business! I Neighbors and Your ) Civic and Social )l Welfare Leaders On the occasion oft The Birth of a Baby , Engagement Announcements Change of residence ' Arrival* of Newcomers to Decatur Phone 3-3196 (

Clothes Collection Is On In Schools Distribute Clothes To Needy Os World Over 100 Indiana school systems and more than 300,000 children in those; school?, are today continuing to take part in the state-wide clothing collection — headed by state superintendent of public instruction Wilbur Young —for the needy children and families over-i seas. 1 Recently, the schools in Decatur went all-out in a clotliing drive and it Uas reported as bj?ing quite successful. This present drive, however, is aimed at county schools. City school superintendent W. Guy Brown stated, the city school would be glad to double their -effort and collect ! clothes again jn cooperation with th? county School drive. IL 1 d -■ ' 1 i ' This winter thousands I upon thousands, of th© inrtoeent victim? of the Korean war will > freeze to but-for the contributions of warm clothing from American families. A letter received from a grade pupil in Korfini, Greece: "I am writing a few words to express my great love for the gifts you sent us. I’m God must have helped me because Easter was coming, and 1 didn’t have any shoes to wear to church. I am ah orphan gnd I have si* brothers and sisters. 1 got a pair of woolen tr'pusers, phoes, a sweater and stockings.. I was so pleased with the shoespj took them to bed with me. you so much.” This is "Bundle week,” the clothing received not only to go overseas but to help

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Indian children on reservations all over the country apd unfortunate 4 children all over America. < The way the public can help isi 1 by bringing the clothe® to the schools in the county all during the week. ’ p City school superintendent W. Guy Brown and county superintendent Glen Custard urge all families of school children to cooperate throughout the week. Sociology Students Will Visit Jail Senior sociology students of Die- . catur high school will .visit th? L county- jail Wednesday morning at . 9:30 o’clock.) The visit will be a continuation of the policy of the school to bring its students closer to the local government which they will shortly help elect. Thus far, the seniors have visited four departments of the courthouse. In the neaF future a visit will be made to the courtroom to study first hand the judicial setup in the county—typical of those in Indiana. DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co. . •KMu.