Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 11 November 1952 — Page 3

Tuesday, November h, 1952

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. JUNIOR ARTS GROUP \ 0 IN MONOAX MEETING The Arts liejd a regular meeting Monday; evening with Miss Charlene Lehman as hostess. Marilyn Jaberg, president, opened the meeting, followed with . roll tail and minutes • from the •previous meeting given by th«? secretary. Miss Catherine Weidler read the bydaws of the organization to the group and urged them to be followed. The Art department' chairman, Anita Smith, presented a topic, “How-To Beautify Yourselves,” and gave hints and sug-; gestions on hair stylings. l Janet Hott and Madeline Friend gave an interesting talk on Mil* likn fabrics, followed with uses ' of perfumes and appliances of ■ ( make up explained by Carolyn McDougal. Refreshments were, served by the .hostess, assisted by Carolyn McDougal, Lois Wood, Madeline Friend, Anita Smith-and Janet. Hott, during the social to twenty- < three guests present.for the meeting. Gaynel Lankenau will be hostess .for the January program. : . . • <. , WORK AND WIN CLASS HOLD THANKSGIVING DINNER \ A Thanksgiving dinner for forty members of the Work and Win, class of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church and friends was: held recently at the church. 1 Decorations of crepe paper, candy corn and growing ivy were used for the tables and each guest’s place was marked with a —————— —_______. •— —V" ■mSv Gifts & Greetings ■ . for You — through ' WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors \ • and Civic and Social Welfare Leaders ’ i . . • .'.y. ’' On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays Engagement Announce* ments ’j.P-\ . i Housewarmings t z Arrivals of Newcomers to Decatur -Phone 3-3196 Y 1

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paper turkey. , The Rev. John Chambers led in prayer and the business meeting followed with the president, Mrs. Emma Barkley, in charge. Scripture was given by Mrs. Fannie Hitchcock, j p ■ c A musical program was given by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase, using an accordion and vibralfarp, and climaxed the program. -! 1 The next session will be an auc-i tibn in December. Proceeds ’will be used for Otterbein home offer-! ing. _ | ’ ; '/ \ |" MUSIC DEPARTMENT‘OF WOMEN’S CLUB MEETS Members of the Department of the Decatur Women’s club met Monday evening with Mrs. Robert Macklin. 'After a short business meeting, , Mrs. Harold Mprphy took charge of the entertainment. \\ II : The program consisted olf musical current events, - vocal solos by Pauline Britzenhofe and -a piano duet by Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Edgar Gerber. Choruses for the Christinas program were rehearsed arid the meeting closed with luncheon sen veo by Mrs. Macklin, Mrs. Bephus Jackson, Mrs. E. D. Engeler and Pauline Britzenhofe. BARBARA SUE FUHRMAN HONORED BY PARENTS \ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fuhrman entertained with a birthday party. Sunday, honoripg their youngest daughter, Barbara- Sue, on her eighth birthday.'; Centering the table was a large birthday cake, ip the shape of a butterfly. The honored guest received many gifts on the occasion. Present for the enjoyable affair were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fuhrman and son. Bob, Mt. and Mrs. Carl P. Miller and son, Earl Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Storm and son, Lester, Mrs. Lois Buckar and sons, Donald and Kenny and Karl, Linda and Nancy Fuhrman. » * - II: EUREKA TEMPLE I HOLDS INSPECTION The Pythian Sisters of the Eureka Templet held inspection .Monday night at >the regulajr; meeting. The Temple was inspected by Marguerete Stahl. District Deputy Grand Chief. ' Besides a good attendance of 1 members guests were, present from Uniondale. ' ll! ,i, , , > ■ HOLY FAMILY DISCUSSION GROUP IN SESSION Mrs. Don Hess was hostess Monday to members.of the Holy Family Discussion group who met for a regular meeting, which opened with prayer.- i [ u Mrs. Hess, • president, iwas in charge of the business program and this followed with the study of the "First Christophers’’ continued. ■ \ ’ !’\- > ||; The book, "Fatima or World Suicide” was. discussed by the group and five guests were welcomed for the evening, Mrs. Bob Laurent. ' Mrs. Russell Schooler. Mrs. Leo Hackman, Mrs. Ben Webster and Mrs. Herb Hess. The meeting closed with the recitation of the rosary. The next meeting will be a Christmas party with Mrs. Bill Baker, '

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OCTOBER 25 WAS the wedd.faig date of Mis-s Rosemary Hanni to Raymond Sprunger in the First Mennonite chtirrh in Berne. The Rev. Olin A. Krehbipl officiated and was assisted hy the Rev. John Sprunger. . 1 ' ‘ , -in A musitf-ale preceded the ceremony by Mrs. Sherman Stucky, • organist and Miss Elsie, Bibers-'tine, vocalist. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hanni of Berne are the bride’s parents and Mrs. Emil Sprunger. also' of that city, is the groom’s mother. The couple are residing in Berne, where the groom is an employe of Dunbar iFumiture company.—Photo !by Edwards.

The Holy Cross Discussion, club will meet at eight o’clock Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ellen Lengerich. A bake sale of chicken and noodles wil| be sponsored by the Poe W. S. C. S. at the Schafer store at nine thirty o’clock Saturday. The Farm Bureaq 4-H achievement group will have a pot-luck supper starting at six thirty o’clock Friday in the Emmanuel Lutheran school. '\ | The St! Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid of near Treble is sponsoring a chicken supjper, bazaar and bake sale Sunday evening, beginning at four o’clock. Fancy work, crocheted articles, other sewing and a variety of bake godds will be sold. The public is welcome. The supper will be served in the church basement and the bazaar and bake sale ki the school. Mrs. John DeVoss will be hostess Thursday afternoon at two thirty o’clock to the Mary Circle of the Presbyterian church. Mrp. • Fred Patterson and Mrs. Earl Blackburn will be assistant hostesses. The W. S. YV. S. vs Union Chapel church will meet with Mrs. Vincent Parker Thursday evening it seven thirty o’clock. Mrs. Florence Bauman will be the program leader and the ladies of the church are invited. The Adams Central P. T. A. will meet in the gym of the school Monday evening at seven thirty The Business and Professional Women will hold a six thirty o’clock dinner party at the Moosq home Wedhesday evening. GIRL SCOUTS Brownie Troop 19 met Monday afternoon at the Lincoln school. Dlanrt Gase- had; the treat. We spent the rest of the fleeting doing handicraft work. We closed with the Brownie promise and song. Scribe. Janet Reinking. \ , ' \ Trade in a Good Town—Decatur! ' i \ ‘ '• V

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Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Lawrence of Peru spent Monday night with Mrs. Lawrence’s parentis, Mr. and’. Mrs, George Flanders in thia city. Harry R. Frauhiger of DecatuT’ hais accepted a position with the ; Steffen Hardware ciompany at Bluffton a salesman and began I'.is duties there yesterday. Sixiy men of <the Methodist church at Bluffton met last evetki ing to plan tor the final drive to raise the s3<i.ooo needed to complete the 3300.000 di>e- on their new church building. Os thip amount, base- been; subscribed but not paid. \ O. H. Bower. 92. Qf Bluffton] cast his 16th presidenbiel ba HOU in the recent electiejn. He caZt his first vote for Garfield in 1881 and hasn’t missed any election, i ity, county or national, since. Dyke Eldeman or the .Zollner Pistons Itasketbull team gave an interesting talk on his athletic Career while in college and as a ineiriber of the Piston- team last* evening at the jregijlar monthly meeting of the Be|thany men’s club. Dyke is well known in this c having been athletic director at the Central Soya, during the bast summer. , . Otto Beehler of the Rice hotel was in Rochester yesterday, visiting his brother who lost a hand in an Hubbard W. Steiner of Harvest-, er Lane, Stratton Place, is attending to business in Seattle, Wash. J. }Vard Calland, director of the National Soybean Crop Improvement council, left this morning by plane for the linperial valley in California, to check development t’if soybean growth in that territory. He will return home the first of next week. i : I■' 1 Mrs. Herb Hoffman of Martinsville,' arrived in Decatur Monday for a week's visit with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Lamlin of 1022. V’ine street. : \ The geographic center of the United States is Smith County, Kansas.

Society Item* for day’s publication must be phoned In by 11 |B»m. (Sa|M rd ay 9:30 a.m.) 4 Kathleen Terveer i ? Phone 3-2121 ' • M ■' } TUESDAY Clhurch Mother study club, Mrs. Arthut Beeler, 8 p.m. Triijity fEvangelical U. B. W. S. W1 S„* hurch, 7:30 p.m. > St. Dominic Bible study club Mrs. William Lose, Sr., 7:30 p.m. Dorcus Class, Bethany Evangelical U| B. church parlors, 7 i :30 p.m. Rose Garden club, Decatur Garden: Moose home, 12:30 p.m. , Dutiful Daughters class, Mrs. Ralph; Gentis, 7:30 p.m. Eagjes Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8 p.bi. : Better Homes clun of Monroe, Mrs. Forest Ray, 7:30 p.m. • Home Makes, MrS. Amelia Milder,, 7:30 p.m. \ ' Peace study club, Mrs. Heleh juiman, 7:30 p in. Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F. hall, 7:30 pan. ,L>adj| of Lourdes study cljub, Mrs. /be Gaels, 8 p.m. Assc|ciate Tri Kappa, postponed.St.' Mary’s Twp. Farm Bureau, Fleasajit Mills school, 6:30 p.m. Delta Lambda chapter, Fairway restauitant, 6:30 p.m. ’ .WEDNESDAY Ildly Cross Discussion club, Mrs. EUcii |Leng<erich. 8 ip.m. B. Pj W., Moose home, 6:30 p.m. ' Lady* of Vidtpry Bible study club, Miss Rose St,eigmeyer, 7:30 p.m. ' GUesi Tea, Zion Lutheran Missionary society', Parish hall, 1:30p.m. .Presbyterian Ruth Circle, Mrs», Lewis femith, 8 p.m. XI Alpha lota Exempler chapter, ’Miss Ava Kraft, 8 p.m. Presbyterian Naomi Circle, Mrs. D. A. Swickard, 8 p.m. Profit and Pleasure Home EC. sdub, Mrs. Clarence McKean, 7:30 p-m. , ' Epsilon Sigma chapter, MiSs Rose 8 p.m. . - Shakespeare club, Mrs. Fred Smith, 2:30 p.m. : THURSDAY W. 6, W. S„ Union Chapel phuroh,j Mrs. Vincent Parker, 7:30 p.tn. Mary Circle, Presbyterian, Mrs. John DeV’oss, , 2:30 p.m. ’ Ladies Aid, Mt. Victory U. B. cburcb.,. Rev! and Mrs. William Enntnlnger. 1 p.m. ! Salem W. S. C. S., church basement. p.m. D.A.V. Auxiliary, D.A.V. hall, 7:30 p,m.? I ' 1 Wornen of Moose, 7:30 : p.m. Moose home, Officers, 7 p.m. St; Ahn study club, Mrs. William Kohne.' 7:30 p.m. <Mt Bleasant W.S.C.S., Mrs. Roger Singletbn, 1:30 p.in.' NewjEngland dinner, Methodist churchy\ll a.m.-J:3O p.m., cafeteria 5 p.m.-7 p-.m„ bazaar, Presbyterian Mary Circle, Mrs. Williani Affolder, 2:30 p.m. Presbyterian Martha Circle, Mrs. •Fred Sjnith. 2:30 p.m. Ladies Fellowship. Missionary church abasement, 7 p.m. Bible! Class, 7:30 p.m., Zion Evangelical .Lutheran church, ' Grea| Books Discussion club, Library, |:3O p.m. ' Emblem club, Elks home 7:30 p>m. 1 Stated meeting, Eastern Star, Masonip hall, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY Fanr| Bureau 4-H Achievement group, Jpot-luck supper, Emmanuel - For reHucers and diabetics here is a pleasapt, easy way to cut calories, ayoid’ sugar. Newly discovered Suca&yl keeps full sweetness in canning; leaves no bitter in ordinary quantities. Good in beverages, too; Try - SucahTl in tablet or liquid form. BFree Recipe Booklet —New calorie saving recipes usingSucaryl instead of sugar. Come in for your free copy today. •Reg. Trade Mark for Cydamata, Abbott SMITH DRUG 00.

school, 6:30 p.m, \ Victory class, Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, 6 p:m. SATURDAY Bake sale, chicken and noodles, iSehafer stdre, 9:30 a.m. SUNDAY ; Chicken bazaar, bake «ale, Preble church and - school, 4 pjm., St. Paul Lutheran Ladiek’ Aid. ' MONDAY J j ' Adams Central P. T. A-. school tgym. 7:30 p.m. Wiis Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Smitley of Portland, are the. parents iof a' baby boy, weighing 7 lbs., 3 oz., and born at 6:52 p.m. Monday at the'hospital. \ Admitted: Merritt J. Alger, Deca|t|ur; Ellis Call, Decatur; Mrs. William McClure, Huntington. \ I Dismissed: Mrs. Hardld. Long, Geneva; Mrs. Amos Stauffer, Berne. ' . . .. Ministers Attend Conventon Toddy . The Rev. Mervin E. Taylor and the Rev.\ Dwight R. McCurdy, of the Church of God, this | city, are in Ashley today, attending the Northern Indiana ministers convention. The meetings are being held in the Ashley First\Church of God. ’ The Rev. Carl Poe. of Chicago, Ill.; will be the convention speaker. Rev. tycCurdy and Rev. Taylor are the only Decatur representatives at the meeting.' | .■! ' ■- > - ■ ’■ : - 1 ' ' I \ , I New England Dinner, November 13th, 11:00 A. M. io 1:30 P. M. Cafeteria Supper 5:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. Bazaar AIL Day. Methodist Church. 265t4 DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE PLENAMINS * Smith Drug Co.

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Newspaperwoman |\ Is Paid Honpr As Shining Example INDIANAPOLIS UP — Myrtia Lee Barker, a staff member of the Indianapolis News who spends her wakingthours in a wheel chair, was honored as ”a shining by the national society tor crippled children and adults. Miss Barker received the “Who’s Crippled?” award at a recent meeting of the Marion f.ounty chapter of the society. The presentation was made by John Hillpiah, assistant editor qf the News. The newspaperwopu-n lost. the use of both legs and her right arm at the age of 11 when she contracted polio. She gradually regained use of her, arm by accompanying her mother in piano duets. Miss Barker now writes a dailv column called "My Window” and handles feature assignments i for the newspaper. A spokesman for the society said she is "a shining example to ojther disabled people liecause she demonstrates that if given a chance, a handicapped person can lead a full gnd useful life.”

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Serve Servicemen Thanksgiving Turkey WASHINGTON UP — American, servicemen in every part of the world will have turkey dinners on Thanksgiving Day. Front-line troops in Korea will get their dinners from mobile field kitchens or from insulated containers that keep food hot as it is carried up to the foxholes. The armed forces will serve 3.600,000 pounds of turkey — 2,000,000 to overseas personnel of the army and air force, 1000,000 to army and air force personnel in the United States, and 600,000 to the navy and marines. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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