Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1952 — Page 3

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*• —l_ _!__ _..., :„. ... ROSEMARY HANNI WEDS RAY SPRUNGER SATURDAY* ? * -Thfe Rev. Olin A., Rrehbiel offteiatql and was assisted by th* Rov.> John at the nnjx tials Uniting Miss Rosemary KattU erinc jHaniil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hanhi of Berne and Raymond s\onof Mrs. - Stronger also Berne;,, in marriage.- t ? .;". \ The candlelight ceremony took place Saturday iji the First Men nonite church in Berne. Ferns, palms, yellow and white mums and seven branch candlebra were ’■■■l • 'wnF—' QUALITY Photo - Finishing j. I .j. J V All work left before noon Thursday ready next Friday, ' 10:00 a.m. ’ j • Holthouse Drug Co.

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- . r r n .\ :■■-■■■■■ ■■ ; ..... used *as decorations in the church for the double ring vows. A mupnaie preceded the welding ’by Mrs. Sherman Stucky, or ganlftt and Miss Elsie Ribtrstein, vocalist. White satin worn by ttye bridfe and the) gown was dhtaiHd ..witliJa marquisette yoke. The fitted lace bodice featured long late sleeves which chine to poirits over her .wrists. The bouffant skirt ended in a cathedral length train and per finger-tip veil dr French illusion was held by a small katin fcai)f jler colonial bouquet was of white roses. 1 Mrfe. Darrel Kuhn, of the : bride, was matron of honor, She worei a pink taffeta gown with a ptrapless lace bodice with a matching jacket. Net ant} tarfete' niadei UP the skirt and her headpiece, was of yellow rosfes J Her bbucjuet \ was an arrangfepient matching those she in her hair. • ' The bride’s mother wore a navy dress with black accessories and > the mother selected

a simllai*attire. Both had corsages of pink roses. - - Sjirupgeir served : the .groom as best man.’ Ushers’were Darrel Kuhn, Kenneth Springer, Tillman Sprhinger and\ Sam Lehman. The wedding reception was held immediately following the wed.ding in the church basement.h The Misset; .LaVera kpriruger, Patty .peterson, IJoyothy Steiner, Miriam Sprunger, Doris Jean Basinger and Mrs, Vergil Spruriger; served the guests. 7.•• ; For a weds£y; trip.-, the pew Mrs. Sprtinger Selected a green: suit with brown accessories’ andi a corsage, of roses. The bride graduated from Berael high school and is employed at theBerne Lumber company in the of-' five. Her husband is a graduate ofi Geneva high school and employed at Dunbar Furniture in Berne. The couple will l(ive in that city. THREE BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED FRIDAY The' Mesdames Richard Moses, Charles Busse, and Don Hoile hon ored their sons. Stevie'Moses. Alan Busse and husband, Don Hoile, with a triple birthday, party last Friday evening. < A hunt, cards and songs made up the; entertainment for the evening. The honored gnekt® were the* reeipienjts of many gifts anti car/ls on th occasion. , ■ \ A luncheon was served later to Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Busse, Mrs;. Paul Busse and sons, Michael ami Gary, Mrs. Wallace Hept el and son, Mark. 'Mr. auid Mrs. Hißiorlt Hoile and daughter,’itandy, Mr. and

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92 Years Old iHB| iIII MRS. ELIZABETH ZURCHER observed her 92nd birthday Monday at the home of a Mrs. Paul Habegger, south of town bh Mud Pike road, withlwhom she is making her home. Bite is enjoying fair health,. Her husband, Anton, died in 1V36. Both Mr./,and Mrs. Zurcher were born in Switzerland and camk to this coutitry in 18S2 and Wer<» married that same year. Three children. .Fred of Richmond, Mrs. Rose Landis of near Bt?rne, Mrs. Habegger, two granddaughters and three greatgrandsons make up the family. Mrs. Rpy Stoppenhagen. Mrs. Gepe Hoile and children. Tommy and Colleen, Tkul pnd Ruth Busse, Mrs. Richard Mosea and son, Jerry, Charles Busse. Bonnie Sue, Georgia Lou, and Doug Hoile, Mrs. Caroline Hoile apd Richard and Denny Stoppenhagen. ' I A '- I —' ' ' MRS. T. C. ENTERTAINS CLUB The Past President’s Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary was entertained ' Monday evening witfl Mrs. T. C. ,Smith as the hostess. The program began with a busi-; ness meeting, after which pinochle ; was played and prizes to Mrs. Elmer Darwaehter, Mrs. Lawrence Rash and Mrs. <Mabel Lin.Inger. Refreshments werle served rh^ l guests during the social hour and the meeting closed. i , . -

Society Items for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 Am, (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) v Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 WEDNESDAY Bethany Circle, Zion E. R. church, Mrs. Al Brush wilier, 8 p.rn. Ladies Shakespeare club, Mrs. Black, 2:30 -p.m. Business and Professional Women, Mrs. Wauneta Schaffer. 8 p.m. Phllathean Circle, Zion E. R. church social rooms, 8 p.m. Quiet Day, Methodist W. S. C. S. Methodist church. 11 a.m.-l:3ff p.m. St. Paul Aid, all day, Veda Smith. > i ■> Methodist Builders' class, Wesley class 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, 8 ajn. \ Friendship Circle, Zion E. R. church, Mrs. Fred Corah, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY - Moosehaven, chairman and comrhittee. Moose home, 7 p.m. St. Ambrose study club, Mrs. Bernard Lengerich, 7:30 pan. Circles 2A-2B of Methodist church. Mrs. Raymond Walters, 2 p.m. Faithful Workers class, Union Chapel church, 7:30 p.m. D. A. V. lodge, auxiliaries, families; D. A. V, hall, 7:3b p.m. V. F. W. Post 6236. auxiliaries families, V. F. W. hall, 8 p.m. Ruth and Naomi Circles,* Mrs. 41bprt Harlow, 2:30 p.m. Women of Moose. Moose home, 7,;30 p.m., officers. 7 p.m. 7? FRIDAY \. , Bth District Indiana Federation of clubs convention, Elwood. SATURDAY Cotrinthian Class, First Christian church, Bake Sale, Schafer store, 9 a.m. . n Eagles Auxiliary bake sale. City ‘Hall,; 9 a.m. MONDAY Mdnmouth P. T. A. Mothers’ Study Course, School, 7:30 p.m. Literature Department, Decatur Woman’s club, Mrs. A. R. Holthouse, 6:30 p.m. T HOBO PARTY HELD BY DELT SORORITY A jsix thirty o’clock dinner began the activities Tuesday evening for members of Delta Theta Tau sorority, who held a hobo party at the Elks home. The guests arrived approptiately dressed and entered the entertaining rodtns-, which were cleverly outlined with decorations along the theme of the party. Small tables were covered with newspapers and bottles with small ctfn'dles in them were used as centerpieces.. Miniature hobo sacks marked each guests's place. pledging and initiation services were held prior to the dinner, for five new members. Mrs. Lyle Mallonee, Mrs. Bill Lichtenstiger, Mrs. Dick Mansfield, Jr.. Miss Joan Fuelling and Miss Mary Lou York, who were welcomed into the sorority. . Games furnished the entertainment and this followed with a short business meeting. The president. Miss Catherine Weidler, conducted the session, at which time plans were made for the banquet fend national inspection slated for November 6. The president made several announcements and the meeting closed. ? The committee for the entertaining evening were Miss Ann bass. Miss Shirley Lou Berling, Miss Isabelle Kintz and Mrs. Kenneth Arnold. • >_ The Corinthian class of the First Christian church {will sponsor \ a bake sale Saturday at Schafer’s, beginning at nine o’clock. All the .members of the church will assist. ■’ t \ The Monmouth P. T. A. Mothers’ Study Course group will meet Monday evening at the school at seven thirty o’clock. Mrs. 'Edward Cook will be the speaker, talking on “A Parent \Can Help Educate Children-” ". • ■ . : 'I Mrs. Al Brushwiller will be hostess to the Bethany Circle ot the Zion Evangelical Reformed church Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. The young people of the Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian church and their guests enjoyed a hay rifle Tuesday evening. the ride they returned to the church dining room for refreshments. ’ I The Literature department of the Decatur Woman’s club will have a pot-luck supper with Mrs. A. R. Holthouse Monday evening at six thirty o’clock. \ A bake sale will be held Saturday beginning at nine o’clock by the Eagles Auxiliary at city hall. An officers meeting will be held Tuesday for the Eagld Auxiliary Officers at their hall at eight o’clock

Thelma Hendricks, Moosehaven chairman, requests her committee ,to meet Thursday evening at the Moose home at seven o’clock, Mr. and. Mrs. Stewart W. McMillen of Valley left today for Beacdx, Fla , where they will spend the winter at The Cloisters. Cal Peterson and Mrs. J. H. Heller returned last evening from Birmingham, Mich., where they attended the funeral services for their cousin, Mrs. Fannie peVilbiss Newton, who died unexpectedly Saturday night. Mrs: Newton had spent the evening at the home of friends a few blocks away and drove home at 11 o’clock. Mr. Newton heard the car enter the drive and turned on the light. When she failed to come in he went to (he door to find her clinging to the car door. He assisted her into the house wtiere she died in a few minutes. She had not been ill and her demise came as a shock to the family and her host of friends. Services were held at the Hamilton mortuary in Birmingham with interment in a Detroit cemetery. Dr. George Arthur Frants, pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Indianapolis and recognized 1 as one 1 of the outstanding ministers in the nation, author of numerous spiritual books, will be the speaker at tonight’s meeting of the men’s Presbyterian club at Van Wert, O. Sandra Marbaugh of Willshire, 0., is a patieht in the Van Wert, 0., county hospital. Mr. and Mrs.- Fred Fuelling are the parents, of a baby boy born today at the hospital and weighed 9 lbs. ' GIRLSCOUTS Brownie Trbop 1' held a regular meeting at the Lincoln school recently. The meeting opened -with the pledge to the flag and we made Halloween plans. We played games and the meeting closed. Scribe. Catherine Schnepp .■ ■ — r BrOwnie Troop 5 had a masked Halloween party Monday after school. Three prices were awarded for the beet-costumes. Popcorn and apples w-ere served by the troop leaders, Mrs. Ben ’Eichenauer and Mrs.' John Miller. Susan Macklin treated with popcorn balls. The meeting closed with the good nite song. \ Scribe, Nancy Callow C. C. Secretary To Chicago For Parley Walter Ford, Chamber of Commerce secretary, is in Chicago, 111., today, on a mission that may bring another Industry into Decatur. j Ford said he was contacted by Pennsylvania railroad officials this week and told that a party in Chicago wished to speak to him regarding Decatur’s industrial pos- , sibilities. " — . Hilltoppers Appear Here Tuesday Night Nancy Lee and the Hilltoppers, a WO WO favorite, appeared in Decatur last night at the Lincoln school. The proceeds from the approximately 200 people present will go to the firemen’s association of Decatur, promoters of the entertainment. The zany quartet provided unique and varied entertainment, playing folk songs and comic tnnes with a liberal sprinkling of skits. ; C —7 -• ■ Trade In a Good Town—Decatur! BUY! SPAGHETTI |(hFIORSHEIMfI|

Christmas Crafts Institute Monday Institute In City Afternoon, Evening Plans are now complete the Christmas crafts institute Monday. Those helping with the instruction will be Miss Ey|? Kewitt, Mrs. Arthur Koeneman, Mrs- Floyd Morrison, Gloria Koeneman, and Anna K. Williams. Miss kewitt, b teacher in the Berne school, will have the gift wrapping section. She will prepare an exhibit of wrapping ideas, rib-' bon bows, ttc.. as well as a mimeograph leaflet of instructions. These will be available throughout the afternoon and Miss Kewitt will be at the institute all evening to assist those who wish to practice making the variqus types of ribbon bows or receive additional instructions on the wrapping of bdkes of different shapes. The craft of candle making will be under the, direction of Mrs. Arthur Koeneman of Preble township. She has made many candles ot different types. Those who wish to make candles should bring used candles, crayons, and wax if they can. ’. Mrs. Floyd Morrison of Decatur, who has helped her church group to make Christmas for sale, will teach others to make this attractive tree r ornament. They are made with paper strips, coated with wax and sprinkled with glitter. Pine cones can bfe waxed anld. decorated also. A display of hand made Christ-j mas cards, table favors, etc., will be on exhibit. Patterns may be copied and Gloria Koeneman, county 4-H leader, will help those who need instruction on the tochnitiues of their construction. The home demonstration agent, Anna K. Williams. w|U have a booth on sweets for gifts. This will include instructions dn the decora‘ion of loaf sugar and pretty easy-to-do candies. Supplies for the craft work will be available at the school at cost price. Everyone interested is inVised to come for as long as they tike between the hours of 1 in the afternoon ahd 10, in the evening. ~ The _ Christmas handicraft day will be held at the Allis-Chalmers farm store on highway 27 in Deca,tulr. j

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