Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1952 — Page 3

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1958

_ 1_ r '<U ; •■ ji ‘ J ; '"r ~ --- ; - T . . * — • IJI L ;

SUNNY CIRCLE GROUP HOLDS MEETING .Mrs. Louis Fuhrman, Mrs. Velma Fhlerding and Mrs. Orley Barkley were hostesses Tuesday evening to 29 members, two guests and p four children, when the Sunny Circle Home Demonstration club met at the Preble recreation center — Opening the session was a song, “Fairest Lord Jesus/’ followed by its history presented by Mildred Hildebrand. Roll call was held and the business meeting followed. Olga Reifsteck gave a poem entitled “Thanksgiving,"- and the meeting' adjourned with prayer by Mrs. Irene Fenner. [ I . PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN’S ASSOCIATION MEETS * The Presbyterian church was: , the scene of the meeting Wednes-j day evening of the Presbyterian? Woman’s Association,'which began? with Mrs. Lowell Harper in charge? due to the absence of the presi< dent, Mrs. Robert Macklin. The hymn, “Come Ye Thankful People, v was the opening song foil DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE PLENAMINS | Smith Drug Co. ■■ i _ ■

S CWIfeNU 7 A corpplete Meal or Varied Lunch Item* will be served in the '. '/ Chufch Dining Room, continuously from 11:00 a. m. to s 7130 p. m. f .. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FAIR Fi r Foints Wednesday, December 3rd, 1952 10:00 a. rrf. to 10:00 p. m. W ! \ * ~ ' t I: ‘p ' I'- ■' ■ ■' ’ . - NOON ‘ ‘ - ■ LUNCHEON — MOt Loaf,' Browned Potatoes, Green Beans, Jellied Vegetable or Cranberry Salad, Homemade Pie, i Rolls, Coffee, Milk or Chocolate Milk: SI.OO ALA CARTE—Homemade Noodle Soup, Sloppy Joes, Jello, Salads, Apple Sauce, Baked Peans, Homemade Pies, Coffee, Milk or Chocolate fflllk. J EVENING MEAL — Chidkeff and Noodles or Baked Ham, Escalloped Potatoes, or Sweet Potatoes, Baked Beans, Peas .©!* Corn, Jellied Vegetable; or Cranberry' Salad, Apple Sauce, Pie, Rolls, Coffee,f Milk or Chocolate Milk „ $1.25 a COME Ats D EAT WlTft US Do your Christmas Shipping from the many attractive booths in the Church parlors. G • / . \ • i'N: First Presbyterian Church - Five Points -*■ f The Public Is Invited! a '“vlvn \ J • //I/fl •x£<lw jf , 1 | || i 7®s** A fragrance with special appeal for those who delight in being feminine. A gentle, intimate, faintly spicy fragrance ... in gifts / *«dS to turn the prettiest heads. FartaiM , . . W.OO, IB.SO, u’.je, r.so, 3.W IM«M Skhi SmW .. . si.ss Wr * H aWm W‘ Th OmHwf F«wJ«* ... SS.eS j . ■ ■.- ■ - ; Smith Drug Company • : M■■ ■!•

»■ ■■■■■,— - —.* '■■■ lowed with prayer offered by Mrs.* pay Walther. Mrs. John Spaulding fed devotions from the 100th' jpsalm and also offered prayer. | An impressive talk on "Leif Us Give Thanks,” irt keejpijg with |he season, was given Jack program leader. The fMizpah benediction closed this ■part of the evening. I Refreshments were served j during the social hour by members of the Martha Circle of the church, from attractively decorated tables appointed in a Thanksgiving theme. . 1 • ' . ; : JUNIORS OF LEGION AUXILIARY MEET RECENTLY A party to- become i better, acquainted was held recently by the Juniors-of the American Legion Auxiliary for the Juniors of Columbia City and their leaders at the Legion .homfe. » f ■;; 1 • Games were played and enjoyed, preceding a lunch served by the host group. Honored guests were (Mrs. Mary Etta Lehman, fourth district junior chairman, Mrs. Ruth Manlier, fourth district president, Mrs. Ireta Fryback. local president, Mrs. Clara Bauer, junior chairman, and Mrs. Alta Brown, co-chairman. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Mary Etta Lehman, Margie Goelz and Patricia Jaurigui. i \ The next meeting will be the annual Christmas party with a gift exchange, z N ; / 3 i I- - I fIEV. r/ MRS. NEUENSCHWANDER TUESDAY EVENING K reception and shower was given Tuesday evening in ‘honor of -the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Neuenschwander by members and ■/fiends of the Nuttman Avenue flinited Brethren chqrch, of which ReV. , Npuenschyvander is pastor. ’> During the social hour, the Misses Phyllis Lehman and Emma —- _

islHl* yI 11118 ■ ShK MR. AND MRS. GUSTAVE BULTEMEIER, well-known couple of near Poe, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary December .7 with open house in the afternoon until four thirty o’clock and a reception that evening at their home. One son, three daughters, thirteen grand-children and one great grand-child complete the family.

Jane Nussbaum directed games for i the children. A carry-in-lunch was enjoyed, after which the honored guests were presented with lovely gifts. Ah old fashioned belling, held unexpectedly, furnished the entertainment during \/ — ■ ' NOVEMBER MEETING HELD BY ROOT TWP. FARM BUREAU Two hundred and twenty five members of the Root Township Farm Bureau and 4-H members held their November meeting at-the Monmouth school recently. Achievement night was held with a turkey and pot-luck supper served, followed with a program in charge of Tom Drew and his committee. The 4-H song was led by Jahet And Janice Busick and the flag and 4-H pledge given by Don Gallmeyer. A piana duet was given by, Rowena and Sandra Merriman, a recitation ’by Larry Busick, an accordion solo- by Leo Busick, ph ano solo, Kathleen Boergei’, twirling. Linda Fuhrman, Carolyn Drake and \jane Harvey, piano solo, Mif'fene Johnson. 4-H awards and pins were given by the leaders’ and the county officers, and new officers for the year were installed. Guest speaker for the affair wasi Leland Ripley, who gave an Interesting talk on insurance. —T-- / JOINT BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS PROMINENT MEN August Bohnke and T. D. Schieferstein, well known men of the county’ were hpnbred Thanksgiving day with a birthday party celebration. Mr. Bohnke was celebrating his eightieth birthday. Cards and games made up the day’s entertainment and the guests of honor received many gifts appropriate for the occasion. Guests were Mrs. Clara Dornseif, Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Heckman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graft and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Otto (Etzler and family, Lima, Ohio, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Graft and son, Hoagland, Mrs. Emma Rohnke and son, Alvin, Mrs. Henrietta Gerke, Mrs. Carrie Hoile, Hugo and Elmer Gerke, Mr. . LL ' '■ . ' .V. /f

— ft .i I I S ■ i ■ • ■ 5 B; / ■ ! Personal attention ® /i ’ W I' I I !; ’ -■--* -l\ ' <«< J - I n each Zwick jW I service » llisre 4 ' s apparent Wnffli the P ersiM, al touch which transforms a ritual into an waif | impressive tribute — ’ the wIVIVIw thoughtful details wlfieh OTotne tend diffnity to the sw H e ftOBERT I. ZWICK ROBERT B. FREEBT and g ’ Ve C P mfort to since i»99 sorrowing family. 520 N. 2ND ★ PHONES: 3.3602 DAY Ambulance J 3-3603 NIGHTS i HOLIDAYS > Service L \‘ -■■■■■"■■ j ■• ■ ' ' ft :

4 I. i • •• I $?- 45? 1 '. ? S' DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

'and Mrs. (Ruby Gerke and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thieme and family, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Thieme and \family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Aumann and family, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Thieme and daughter, and the honored guests and their families, all of Decatur. SOCIAL AFTERNOON HELD BY St. VINCENTN de PAUL ' A social afternoon was enjoyed by members of the St. Vincent de Paul society Wednesday in tlfe C. L. of C. hall. Mrs. Charles Miller, chairman, and her committee were in change of the afternoon program. Election of officers was held with Mrs.' Frances Monahan elected president, Mrs. James Murphy, Jr., vice-president; Mrs. Adrian Wemhoff, treasurer, and Miss Rose Conte r, secretary. Card games were played and winners receiving prizes were: Mrs. Joe Kitson, bridge, Mrs. Mar-; garet Braun for 500 and Mrs. Ad-: die in rhum. I The chairman and her asslst-I ants served a luncheon during the| social and the meeting adjourned/ . j ■ —■ - j / KIRKLAND LADIES CLUB I IN REGULAR MEETING Mrs. Ed Koltfer, president, prig side# at the monthly meeting of the Kirkland Ladies club, which met Tuesday evening at the Ad|amsj Central high school. ; The president led in reading the collect and creed and devotions oh the theme, Thanksgiving, was given by the chairman, Mrs. Walter Egley, urho also]led in singing the spnjg of the month, “Fairest Lord Jesus.” . , k Dr. Harold Zwick, county health officer, was the guest speaker and talked on cancer, which was bbth educational and interesting. ;A short business session ; fars. Egley, assisted by z Mri. Riphard Gerber and Mip. Leyse, served refreshments during the social hour. ' I ' DRIVE ON FOR GIFTS FOR| INDIANA MENTAL A drive for gifts for mental patients throughout the state 6f diana, is 'being made by the social

Society Items for day’s pub. Ilcatiop must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Kathleen Terveer ; Phone 34121 SATURDAY Bake salf and Bazaar, Schafer store, 8 a.m,, Salem W. S. C. S. Bake Sale, City hall, 9 a.m. Immanuel X-utheran Ladies Aid. | MONDAY Music Department rehearsal, Zion E. R. church, 7:30 p.m. Junior Women, Decatur Woman’s club, <Mrs. Joe Kaehr, 6:30 p.m. Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 5 p.m. V. F.‘ W, Auxiliary, Pot-luck supper, V, F.'W. hall, 6:30 p,m. Literature Department, Mrs. Hugh Andrews, 7:30 p.m. Art Department, Mrs. A, R. Ashbaueher, 7:30 p.m. Our Laijy of Fatima stiidy club, Miss -Rosemary Spangler, 8 p.m. Civic Department, Mfs. Phil Macklin, .7:45 p.m. P. T. A. Mothers’ study course, Monmouth school, 7:10 p.m.; Research club, Mrs. S.' L. Everhart, 2:3$ p.m. Adams/County Christmas party, Mrs.? Erwin Stuckey, 6 p.m. ;Lf / TUESDAY ;E&gles Auxiliary officers, Eagles hille d p.m. Eta T|u Sigma, Mrs. Florence Brandyberry, 8 p.m. 1 .Pocohantas Lodge, Red Men’s hall, €l3s p.m. ;C. L. ,bf C. society, C. L. of C. hall; 7:lk> p.m. ’TRI KAPPA, Mrs. Mabel Bockman, 7:30 p.m. 1 Order of Eastern Star, Joint Inspection, Geneva U. B. church, 7:30 p.m. . V W. C/ T. U., Methodist church, 2 PJn. / WEDNESDAY Ava Maria Bible study club, Mrs. Malter 8 p.m. 1 } ; THURSDAY ; Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid, all ;day. Parish hall. • Pleasant Grove W. M- A., Mrs. Clyde iHarden, 1:30 p.ijn. Ever-Ready- Sunday School class. Mrs. Paul Edwards. 7:30 p.m. iMagley Ladies Aid, all day. of Moose, Clfristmas party, 6:30 pjn.,-Moose home. Weqley class, First Methodist church, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Em; ejick. 7:30. hi .h' . : • ■■' ; ; j \ -T - i J- . And educational depaitment of the Indiana Farm Bureau. - December 1 is the deadline. Anyone wishing to donate, may do so,-. b.v contacting their county, town* hhip or county S. anjd E. leaders, pr bringing their gift, wrapped and tagged with their name And Address, to the county Farm Bureau Office in Monroe. — ' I FARM BUREAU QFFICERS TO ENTERTAIN TUESDAY \ Newly elected couinty and township Farm Bureau officer? will be entertained by the retiring officers at, tjje Monroe Methodist church, Tuesday evening, beginning gt sik o’clock. a J . A ?pot-luck supper will be served with turkey and drjessing furnished. Members are to! bring a covered dish and their own table service. Every officer, oljd and new, is urgbd ;to be present and bring a guest. 1 | An all day meeting will be held Thursday by the Mag ley Ladies Aid. Hostesses will be Mrs. FranklinpFruechte and Mrs. Robert Kolten. A fifty-cent' gift exchange will afeo be hpld. ? v Thursday evening at six thirty o’clock, the Women of the Moose wijl hold their Christmas party at the Moose home, beginning with a ppl-luok supper. A dollar gift exchange with the nAme enclosed will be helA and entertainment will be fu'rnished for the evening. -Members ate asked to bring table service. Members of thd Ever-Ready Sunday school class c f the First Methodfat church will hold a Christmas party Thursday evening with Mrs. Paul Edwards ait seven thirty o’clock with a fifty cent gift ex- . change. V J > ■ A pot-luck supper will be served at the V. F. W. -hall Monday evening at six thirty o’clock by the Auxiliary.-. A Christmas exchange will be held following the supper. Mrs. Walter Kossen will be hostess to the Sancta Maria Bible etudy club Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. \ A ‘ ' -t ' ’' A ' A business meeting will be held by members of Tri Kappa Sorority Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock with Mr?. Mabel Bockman. Members, old and new, of the W. C. T. D., will meet Tuesday afternoon for an important meeting at the Methodist church at two o’clock. I ""h — Junior Wonjen of the Decatur Woman’s club will meet Monday

Evangelist 31 - hl H The Rev. Johp Sprunger, assistant pastor of the First Mennonite church at will be the evangelist in a series of services opening Sunday at the Nuttman Avenue U. B. church. ;He,is a graduate of Bob Jones and Seminary in Greenvilfe; S. C. He has also engaged in radio work, youth work and evangelism. ' Rev. and Mr?. Sprunger will conduct a childreri’s # service each evening at 7 -o’clock, and all children of the community are invited. , The Rev. A. B. Neuenschwander, pastor, will be song leader for ■the two-week series of services. The public is invited to these services each evening at 7:30 o’clock.

evening with iMrs. Joseph Kaehr of 517 West Monroe street, at six thirty o’clock. Monday evening at five o’clock, the Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Christmas .party at the Legion home. Members are asked to come prepared for sewing Thursday afternon at one thirty o’clock, when the Pleasant Grove W. <M, A. group meets with .Mrs. Clyde Harden. A business sessidn will also be held. An all day meeting will be held by the Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid at the Parish Hall Thursday.. Hostesses will be Mrs. Llo/d Arnold and iMrs. -Hulda Leyse. ■ ■ Eta Tau Sigma sorority members will meet Tuesday evening at eight o’clock with Mrs. Florence Brandyberry. Officers of the 'Eagles Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at their hall at eight o’clock. Tho Music Department of the Woman’s club will hold rehearsal Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock in the. Zion Evangelical Reformed church. r~ Wesley class -members will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock with the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel .Emerick.- Hosts and hostesses will be Mt. and Mrs., Sylvester Everhart. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ahr. Mrs. Walter Krick and .Mr. and Mrs. WillardbMcßride. A Pocohantas. Lodge meeting followed with a pot-luck supper and a fifty cent gift exchange will be held Tuesday evening at six thirty o’clock at the Red Men’s hall. t The C. L. of C. society will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’r clock ,at C. L. of C; hall. The Research club will meet Monday afternoon at two thirty o’clock with Mrs. Steve Eberhart for a regular meeting, instead of Mrs. CrU. Pumphrey as hostess ■ J . , Mr. and (Mrs. Albert Gehrig apd son, Steven, of Homer, Mich., and Mrs. Helen Hughes of, Anderson, spent* Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs. Maude Dorwin of this city. Mrs. Henry Goldsmith, .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldsmith and children. Jimmy and Ann, Miss Daise Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Rhodes and children, Muth and Bobby, Mr. mid Mrs. Max Baker, Mrs. Robert Bpker and children, Harvey, Sam, Roberta and Philip, all of Fort Wayne, were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Baker of 213 Rugg street. Loris Min ger of Berne is a patient vln Adams county memorial hospital with his left leg broken in six or seven places. While assisting a neighbor, Waldo Stauffpr, lower a bird house from a high pole, Loris stumbled and fell and it is believed the pole fell on his leg. Mark Hylton and Nolan Koons, the Geneva boys who* were ®o ba<lly Injured several weeks ago In a chemical explosion, have recovered sufficiently to resume attendance at school Judy Ann Uhrlck, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Uhrfek of Geneva, is a polio patient at Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. Her right leg is affected. 1 Funeral services will be held Sunday for Mrs. Pearl Leota Rayn, 76, bf the late Clarence Rayne, who died Thanksgiving day in the Portland hospital. ■ . i

GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout Troop 4 met Wednesday after school for a Thanksgiving party. Mrs. Glazner read us stories and then the games played were in charge of Jeanie Hoffman and Mary MArgaret Glazner.. The, meeting closed with taps, and refreshments weie served by Marie Barlett. I Scribe, piajie Baker, -j-i | Girl Scout troop 10 met 'Tuesday after school for a party at the Boy Scout cabin, at \ Hanna Nuttman park. Games wefe played apd we 1 ate our suppey. We want to thank Mr. for his co-op-,eratioi|. / j Scribe, Kathy Cole ■ -i T r . ■

I■' ■ !.l I ! . y Presbyterian Church Fair FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Five points—decatur I Wednesday, December 3 -10 a.m, •10 p.m. Booths featuring Apron*; Fancy Work and Gifts; Pantry Booth, filled Home-made Goodies; Homemade Candy, Pie?, Cakes, Cookies; Dqlls, featuring a beautiful Mary Hoyer Doll with washable serran hair, with 10 complete outfits. Miniature Dolls and Stuffed Toys, Doll Clothes and accessories. A 50c Grab Bag. Beautiful Candles and Tree Decorations. Luncheon ?nd Dinner served in the dining roAm from 11 a. m. till 7:30 p. m. \ I *’t '■ ; -' / • ’ "i I ■■ ! ■' “ I Come and do your Christmas shopping from the many attractive booths and stay for luncheon and dinner. PUBLIC INVITED WfcJF* 1 "® \ '' '■ A r * ( . : -jr■ 49 c J 90® Quirt . —, «/ 2 Sa-a-y, This is Good! , You bet it is, Sis. Made of finest ingredi- \ ents in a host of flavors. Order some! 5 EQUITY HAIRY STORE 153 N. 2nd St. DECATUR Phone 3-3216 L—..,. 11 Jj 1111 , l l n ’ , J , ~ , She’ll Adore SLIP ; /w-w • Nylons up Ww ; Cotton “ a -y ,1 ’ 99 - & 1 WIH'W She’ll Adore It More If It’s w From Her fW JANI Aili LY| *

PAGE THREE

HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.