Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1952 — Page 3

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ANDERSON-FENSTERMAKER VOWS READ NOVEMBER 15 Mrs. Isabel Anderson apd Robert E. Fenstermaker exchanged nuptial vows in a church ceremony November 15. Mrs. Grover jodle of 230 North Seventh street] is the bride's mother. ~ !i .( The double ring vows ws»re read at two thirty o’clock in the Concordia Lutheran chhrch in Fort Wayne. , ; The bride graduated from Decatur high school and is elnployed at i the Wilson Insurance company In Fort Wayne. ft The groom is employed at the Harvester \ company in that city. Following a short wedding trip, the couple will reside at 604 Riverside Avenue In Fort Wayn>e. PHILATHEA CLASS 1 MEETS FRIDAY [ | ft; Friday evening, memberp ot the Philathea class of the First Baptist church met at the church for a regular meeting. Hostesses were. Mrp. Robert Hammond arid Mrs. John Metzger. i The opening prayer wa4| offered by Mrs. Hammond and jk short business session followed. 'Various committees were appointed and Mrs. Maude Merriman atfel Mrs. Hammond stere named to Ijftad the committee for the Christmas party to be Weld next month, < fifty* cent gift exchange will be. held at that time. r Miss Jessie Winnes had charge of the program, which deajt with Thanksgiving. She conducted two contests and prizes were |rpceiyed> by Mrs. Hdpe Moyer and Mrs. Reace. Sirs. Cal Peterson favprect the group with a poem entitled, “Grateful,” in keeping with the season. Refreshments were served at a later hour by the hostesses.;

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\ I j Presbyterian Church Fair ■ '■ I• ’ ' ' ■ ”i 1 \ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIVE POINTS—DECATUR Wednesday, December 3 ■ 10 a.m. • 10 p.m. ' ' ■ 1 Booth* featuring Aprons; Fancy Work and Gift*;! Pantry Booth, filled with Home-made Goodies; Homemade Candy, Pie*, Cake*, Cookie*; boll*, featuring a beautiful Mary Hoyer Doll with washable serrajn hair, with 10 complete outfits. Miniature Doll* and Stuffed Toys, Doll Clothe* and accessories. A, 50c Grab Bag. beautiful Candles and Tree Decoration*. Luncheon and Dlnnpr served in the dining room from 11 a* m. till 7:30 p. m. ' / Come and do you£ Christmas shopping from the many attractive booth* and *tay for luncheon and dinner. PUBLIC INVITED

i Turkey Dinner.... _ ■ ■. zjvTxx i * a^ rTj J ‘ Pumpkin Pie. t M I | t j «M Telephone Calk to Loved Ones... : America's Thanksgiving Day yW&h Traditions! ' \' ! Br ' ■I” ‘' 1 ne newer ’ yet a l fea< fy Moved ' "W ~~f : Thanksgiving Day traditions is the _ ‘ ■ telephone call that completes the family < ! circle. We will do all we can to see that you get your Thanksgiving Day long distance telephone calls. . You can help us if you will please remember to place your Thanksgiving early. Citizens Telephone do. ' ■ X \ • \"i I ■ '

FINE ARTS TEA HELD FRIDAY AFTERNOON Members of the Federation of clubs spent an enjoyable Friday afternoon, when they met for the fine arts tea held at the American Legion hornet Mrs. Gerald Durkin, president, presided at tpe meeting. Several selections were sung by the Adams county chorus followed with an interesting; talk by Mary Hall of Fort Wayne on home fashions. . TJie tables were attractively set with lace cloths, a fiuit centerpiece and silver. Mrs. Durkinand Mrs. R. C. Hersh, vice-president of the eighth district, presided at the-tea table. ( -q.f'--Guests for the enjoyable affair were Mrs. Lon Nossett, Mrs. J. D. Sarig and Mrs. Earl Everts all of Muncie. Hostesses fpr the day were members of the Root Township home economics club, the Jolly Hfchisewife club of St. Mary’S Towpship and the Decatur Home Economics club. \ ADAMS COUNTY NURSES V MEET FOR DEMONSTRATION A large group of'Adams county nurses attended a demonstration under the direction of Mrfc. Ives, assistant director of nu rses, at the "Lutheran hospital nurs es home in Fort Waynp, Thursdajl evening. ■ Miss Price, pediatric instructor, and Miss. Gaser, -pediatric . supervisor, explained the use and mechanical principles of the iron lung. General care of a pailent in the\ lung was demonstrated with the assistance of a student- nurse. Following the most interesting program, the nurses were' conducted on a toiir of the various class and workrooms of the nurseis home. 6 jf Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ives and her assistants. y CALVARY W. S. W. S. HOLDS NOVEMBER MEETINO The Noviember meeting of the W. S. W. S. of\ the Calvary? Evangelical United Brethren church was held with the Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Strcing. Mrs. Diright Darr and Mrs. Robert L. Brown were co-hostesses. V j Doris McDermett gave the topic, “We Give Thanks for, the Living Word,” followed with several hymns sung by the members. A Thanksgiving reading was presented ,by Geneva Drake, and Judith Ann Darr sang a solo. The tables were decorated in keeping With the season. . i ■ Refreshments were,' served to\ twelve. members and sight children, followed with the group packing boxes for the boys in service. PrayeQ offered by Mrs. Shifferly closed, the session. ill ■ • ' ' V- .I I ■\ i

- Jr ■ IHF - - * 'K M w v " 11 Si 5 W W ' * ir wS k I MISS PHYLLIS MAE BARR became the bride of Edward Alan McCullough in a candlelight ceremony solemnized Sunday, November 9, in the Zion Lutheran church. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ZeK of Decatur wWle thd groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCullough of route Ift The Rev. 'Edgar P. Schmidt officiated, following a fifteen minute musicale by Mrs. Jackson Lehman, organist, and Miss Helen Haubold, vocalist, ft : , ,‘j ; a Iwpdding trip, the young couple will make tbeit home at 604 Jefferson street in this city.—'Photo by Edwards. .Tp •

I•r -- " ■ i y ‘I ■' s'* Society Item* for day's publication must be phoned\ln by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9; 3d a.m.) \ Kathleen Terveer f Phone 3-2121 SATURDAY Pleasant Valley W. S. C. S., Bake sale. Western Auto store, 9 a.m, Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary, 1:30-3:30 ij.m., Legion home. \ Bake Sale, City hall/9 a.m,, St. Peter’s Walther league: MONDAY i Pythian after Temple, K. of P. home. i . ’ Music Department, Miss Helen Haubold, 7i30 p.m. p ! Christian Women’s Fellowship, Christian ch,urch, 7:30 p.m. Jolly House Wife Home Economics club/Pleasant Mills school, 7 p.m. ; Democratic Women's club, Geneva school cafeteria, 30 p.m. TUESDAY \ Kirkland Ladies club, high School, 7:30 p.m, ! Rebekah Lodge, I. O, O. |F. hall, 7:30 jmu. t tEagles Auxiliary, (Eagles hall, 8 p.m. Preble Twp. Sunny Circle Home Ec. club, Recreation center, 7:30 p.m. ' ' . . Delta Lambda chapter, Mrs. Clarence Ziner, 8 p.m. Delta Theta Tau, Elks home, 8 p.m. Great Books Discussion group, Library, 7:30 p.m, i WEDNESDAY Guardian Angel study club, Mrs. Robert Bdlinger, 8 , Presbyterian Women’s Association, Presbyterian church, 8 p.m. -’

Mrs, Robert Bolinger will be hostess to the Guardian Angel study clxfb Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. Pythian Sisters will meet after Teriiple Monday evening at the K. of P. home. 54 ' j ~—- 'V i # The Music Department of the Decatur Woman’s club will meet Monday evening for rehearsal with Miss Helen Haubold at her home at seven thirty o’clock. The Kirkland Ladiek club will meet at theMiigh school Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock. A lecture on Cancer will be given by our cbuiity health officer, Dr. Harold Zwlck. AH members are urged to attend. lIOSMTAI Admitted: Mrs. Walter Weigel, Celina,' Ohio; Mrs. Ida Kleinknight, Decatur; Roy Brodbeck, Willshire, Ohio. i Dismissed: Mrs. Delbert Augsburger and baby- boy, Decatur; Mrs. Harry Johnson, Berne; ikrs. C. F. Dietrick, Hoagland; Mrs. Roy Cristman and baby girl,! Deatur; Mrs. Arthur S. Boenker, Hoagland. J Trade in a Good Town—Decatur.

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Auditor-Elect At j Council's Meeting Present the first ot the. twoday meeting of the counity council yesterday was incoming coiinty auditor Frank Kitson. I It is reported that he Joined in the discussion pt the various appriprlations and interested himself in the proceedings. ft * Auditor Thurman I. Drew—for the past 10 years the copnty auditor —has made all his rejbordy and procedures available to\ kitson so as to effect a smooth Changeover when the time comes for -Kltsbn to assume h|s responsibilities.

1953 Christmas Savings Club Opens Monday, November 24 ... 1 .. 1 ' ■ - - ■-*\ • . * pK Qhristmas 8 —— u \ Deposit Receive In i - .. x _ w ~AA Week,, SOWeeks V?. it $ .25 $ 12.50 kjjf, '; W .50 ' 25.00 - 4 < dK i.oo 50.00 Xr-wM 2.00.... 100.00 J k MF 3.00— 150.00 5.00 250.00 WfeW • 10.00 —500.00 bank EsUblisbed 1883 ■■ . ■4; . '4 ' . ■ ■■' - j'

!Judv Ann Uhrick, two-year-old daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Elmer Ujhrick, was taken to the Lutheran hospital Monday evening suffering with a slight case of polio. Her right leg Is affected. Reports On Traffic Violations In City Mayor John Doan this week made A compilation of all the traffic violations committed in the city during the year, to go to the Indianapolis office of the bureau of Moi for vehicles where it will be integrated into a state wide statistical report and released. GIRL SCOUTS Brownie Troop 6 elected officers Monday afternoon as follows: RUth Soliday, president, Janet Habegger, secretary-treasurer, and Paula Strickler, scribe. Pictures were taken and the group dismissed. Judy Tutewiller was hostess. . Scribe, Paula Stricklerr ft _—___ Brownie troop 18 met at the Lincoln school Tuesday. (Roll call was answered and dues collected. Officers were elected as follows: chjaifthan, {Evelyn Snyder, treasury eH Jane Jennings, scribe, Karen Grice. Plans were made for a Thanksgiving party for November 25. Investiture was held and the giirls received their Brownie pins; The meeting closed with the Brownie song. ; ] Scribe, Karen Grice. Brovrnle Troop IQ held election qfi officers with the following girls elected: Sandra Grote, president, Ruth Koenig, treasurer, Donna Cbrry, scribe. We made peanut men and mew games. We also discussed our Christmas party.jSandra Grote was hostess. Scribe, Donna Corry. Girl Scout troops 12 and 13 met Wednesday afternoon in the De\ cat\ir high School. Roll called arid dues collected. The Girl Scout promise and\ laws were repeated. It was decided to make sandies and wreaths for Christmas presents. 'the group sang a few songs and the group decided to havq no pioeting next week due to -it being Thanksgiving. Meeting was dismissed with the F*riendship Circle. Scribe, Cynthia Lehman. I I — _ ' 'The Scottish bagpipe has three drones, or sounding reeds, while the. Irish has but one.

Man Is Arrested For Lase Grimm, 41,1025 Schirmeyer street, was picked up early this morning and jailed on a charge of public intoxication. The date when he will appear for arraignment 4n mayor’s court has not been set, American Film'Stars Are Honored By Italy ROME, UP — American film stars Bette Davis and \Montgomery Clift were awarded "silver ribbons” — Italy’s equivalent of Hollywood’s Oscar—Friday night for the best foreign actors of 1951-52. Davis was named for her performance 1n “AU About Eve” and Clift for his part in “Place in the 1 Sun." ' Breaks Into Mattress Company For Snooze BUFFALO, N. Y. UP — Police said someone broke into the City Mattress Co., here, removed a new mattress and a comforter from cardboard containers, stuffed the cardboard in a door to]shu| out a draft, and, took a snooze. When plant officials opened up the next morning, the lazy intruder was gone. The s2oi) in the cash drawer was untouched. There are 125 mountains over\ 5,000 feet above sea in North Carolina.

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To Name Township Extension Leaders A meeting will be held to choose Washington township extension leaders Tuesday bight at 7:30 o’clock at the Reineker school in Washington township, it was announced today by L. E. Archbold, county agricultural agent. Archbold says he may initiate a discussion on the controversial conservancy district being boomed by the Fort Wayne citizens civic association, and invites all interested parties to attend. Lease Os Business Place Is Announced Announcement was made today that the Chat & Chew, drive-iq eating place op Thirteenth street, owned by Robert Mora, has been leased to and will be operated by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hendricks. a State Reformatory Inmate Walks Away PENDLETON, Ihd[. UP — Police and prison aui.horitiris sought today an inmate of I the Indiana reformatory who walked away while supposedly working iq an orchard outside the prison walls. , The fugitive was identified as. Harlan Wadej, 32, sentenced from Vanderburgh County in 1945 to one to years fo|r grand larceny. Democrat Want Ada Bring Results

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SIRIUS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Walker of Van Wert, Ohio, are the parentq of a baby Ijoy, born at 8:30 a.m. today at the hospital. Arnold Bruce is the name of the baby boy, born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hirschy of Woodburn, at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the hospital and weighed 7 lbs., 11 oz. , __ _ ; , Court News Amends Complaint Isabelle. Harris vs Floyd Harris; complaint for limited divorce; amended complaint for defense filed. _ , Set For Trial - Grace. S. Black, administrator of the estate of Irvin O. Black, deceased vs the Pennsylvania railroad; act for wrongful death; on the motion of the plaintiff case is set for trial on January 6. Defaults' . Louise J. Olalde vs Edward Olalde; complaint to annul marriage; defendant makes default by nonappearance on call in court. ”” If you have something to sell of rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results. Order Now — Eggnog for Thanksgiving. Smith Pure Milk Company. 276t3