Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 295, Decatur, Adams County, 15 December 1952 — Page 3

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HOLIDAY PROGRAM /P' PLANNED BY GeCODE CLUB‘S Decatur GeCode club's Christmas parties for both the day and night shift will be held at the Moose home Wednesday. The "Ladies of the Moose will serve the two groups, beginning, with the second shift at twelve \ notin and the first at six o’cloc k. \ > \Highlights of the evening will be a dollar gift exchange and Santa’s visit. The price is The committee ’for the first shift Jis Janet Brown, chairman? Mary .. Maloney. Wanda Bailey, Betty Schnider, Christine Andrews, Iva Hunter, Bash. Mabel Eyanson and Helen Fairchild. | Lucille Foor will serve as chairman, assisted by Ruth Tinkhatn ami Rosemary Miller for the second shift. - : ' i ■' JOHN DIERKES ENTERTAIN WITH FAMILY DINNER Mr. ahd Mrs. John Dierkes and -son, Jphn, entertained with a family dinner Bpnday to honor the birthdays of Nathan Joseph of

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Convoy. Ohio and his grand-daugh-ter, Nancy I>ee Joseph of Van Wert, Ohio. Mr. Joseph received $ gold pocket watch from his relative? on the occasion. s Present for the daynwiere Mr. ahd Mr* Harold Joseph and sons. Miles and Walter. My. Mrs. Eerral Joseph and daughters, ]PhylICs. Helen, all of L Convoy, Ohio, Mt. and Mrs. Loran Jpseph and children, Larry; and Nancy Lee of Van Wert. |)h|lo. ' QtECATUR GIRL SCOUTS TO PRESENT CHRISTMAS CAROLS IJ’Ah entertaining program featuring the well known and favorite songs of Christmas time will be presented Saturday, U’hen Decatur (Jiri Scouts will meet for their anriAal caroling program. iThe program will bygin at one o'clock, with all the girls meeting atj the court house, where they will s|ng.-and then proceeding to the Adams county home, tjhe hospital ajid various homes throughout the city. . . ■ U ■ At three o’clock, 1 refreshments win be served in the Methodist cljurch basement, following with \aj| hour more of cirols. Mrs. IWight McCurdy is ir charge of tree‘program. Hgehearsal will be held both Tuesday and Thursday of this week after school in ;he Lincoln assembly hall. \ . ; IT - \ ' J JI ; f'he Great Books Discussion up will meet Tuesday evening the Library at thirty o’cjjpck. \ flThe Rev. and Mrs. Louis Strong wjjl be host and hostess for the' Willing Workers class party of Calvary Evangelical I’pited Brethren church Friday evening at six thirty .o’clock, beginning with a Pot : luck supper. h i ■ ’A, Girl Scout Council meeting will be held with Mrs. R. E. Allison Friday evening at seven thirty o’clock. . I h \ -—tEpsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Silina Phi sorority will have a Christmas candy and cookie: sale at: City hall at nine o’clock Saturday. \ ' ~ A Christmas dinner will be held at six thirty o’clock ait the Zion Lutheran parish lia.ll Tuesday eve--nifig by members of Tri Kappa sorority. ’ "?

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Society Item* for day’s publication mutt be phoned in by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Kathleen Tervieer Phone 3-2121 ■ ■ : ’ V ... -M J MONDAY Rosary Society, Christmas party, K. of C. hall, 8 p.m. Adams Central P. V T, A., school gym, 7:30 p.m.' \ - ” Adams Central P. T. A., School gym, 7:30, p. mp TUESDAY Great Books Discussion .club, Library. p.m. Tri Kappa Christmas dinner, Zion Parish hall, 6:30 p.m. I). A. V. Fainily Christmas party, D. A. V. hall, 7:30 p.m. class, pethany JE. U. B. church. 6:30 p,m. V. F. W. Auxiliary pot-luck supper. 6:30 p.m., initiation, 8 p.m. V. F. W. hall ■ C. L. of ,(’. society, Christmas party, 'K. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. Decatur Garden club, Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher, 2 p.m. a . Loyal Daughters class, Bethany E. U. B. church, Mrs. George Hainma, 6 p. m. Eagles' Auxiliary Christmas party. Eagles pall, 6:30 p. m. Eta Tau Sigma, Mrs. George Flelm,- 6:30 p. m. Pleasant Mills P. T. A., School, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Ruth and Naomi Circles, Zion E. R. church speial rooms, 12 p.m. Psi Iota: Xi, Elks home, 8 p. m. Jolly Housewife Home Ec.; Mrs. Groce Tope,: all 'day. ■ Decatur Home Demonstration club' Christmas party, 12:45, at Defcatur High School. | Historical Club Christmas Party, 1:00, Mrs. Ada Lower. THURSDAY " Friendship Village clujb. all'day, Kimsey school. 10 a. rn. Women of Moose, Formal Initiation. \ Moose home, 7:30 p. ni.; Officers 17 \p. m. D. Y. B. clb-ss, Trinity E. U. B. church. 6:30 p. m. , \ Friendship Circle, Zion E. R, church, Mrs. James Hunter, 7:30 p. m. • ■ ‘ ‘ ' ' FRIDAY => Willing Workers class,' Calvary •E. U. B. church. Rev. and Mrs. Louis Strong, 6:30 p.m. Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S. C. S, Rev. and Mrs. Harlbjr Shady. 7:30 p.m. /'Girl Scout Council, Mt's. R. E. Allison. 7:30 p.m. . SATURDAY Epsilon Sigma chapter, Christmas candy and cookie sale, City hall, 9 a m. Girl Scout Troops Christmas caroling, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout troop 17 met with our leader, Mrs. Custer recentlyand -the new president. Lynn Koohs, called the meeting to order. We will practice Christmas carols next Tuesday and Thursday and Mrs., .McCurdy will direct us. Mrs. Small and three girls from Troop 16 were present at thi» time to plan " our Christmas party for December 17 at the Decatur high school in the home econoniics room. A twenty-five to thirty-cent gift enchange will also he held at that time. Mrs. Gerald Durkin served! us refreshments and closed the i meeting with the Girl Scout promise and singing “Silent Night,” a < Scribe, Gayle Custer. Girl Scout troop 13 met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lowell Harper. Mrs. Harper had cookies and. hot chocolate prepared for the girls when they arrived. We plahned for our Christmas presents for our mothers. The group sang Christmas carols and planned to meet next week at the Presbyterian church for an extra long meeting. ! Scribe, Synthfa; Lehman. Troop 9 met at the Lin>ol recently. We rqll call and payed our dues. Bobbie Lou Butler treated us. We inade Christmas presents for our dads. Mrs. Helen was our leader week. J, Scribe, Dianna Hill. The geographic center of the United States is Smith County, Kansas.

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GOP Patronage Demands To Ike / Republican Solons Demand Patronage WASHINGTON UP — Worried Republican senators have been assured that their demands for a voice in federal patronagte will:; be carried directly to President-elect Eisenhower, it was learped today. These demands haVe been voiced privately during thO past few days, apparently for two reasons: “Senators’, offices are being swamped with queries about goV‘ eminent jobs for “deserving Republicans” when the change in "administration ’ takes place; next month. But the senators are in the dark on what policy or machin* ery Eisenhower will set up to hand le parronage. t . 2. GOP senators have heard that Eisenhower nidde hi? cabinet appointments. at least in some cases, without consulting or advisiag the, senator? from the home states o 4 the appointees. Complaints growing out of this situation have been laid before meh closfj to Eisenhower to be relay-ed to the President-elect and the: officials who will handle appointive jobs. - , 1 ; Senators belonging to the party in traditionally have had a dominant voice in the choice of appointive of/icials, largely because the appointments are subject td senate approval. — . ■ \ _■ ' 8? COMMUNIST “ < Continued From P»K»Oiie) - ons besides rocks. The prisoners involved were Korean civilians captured by the United Nations with the Chinese or North Koreah armies.,- , F Prisoners in the six which house: about 60b men each, organized military drills in absolute violation of orders forbidding, such activities. ' v The Reds,- obviously acting according to a pre-aranged plan, massed at the to'p of a high terrace. There, three ranks of PW’s locked arms and defied Ameri-f can and South Korean troops whgf were ordered to advance apd break up the demonstration, j; Other Reds, meanwhile, sta* turned themselves even higher and hurled a shower of rocks at the U.N. guards, effectively keeping; them from ascending the slopes j mm ■/. ‘ ■ ! fl A baby boy, weighing 8 lbs,,. 4 oz., was born to Mr. f and Amos Wickey of Monrge at S:4G a.m. Sunday at the hospital. t \’f ' ’ Fall From Scaffold, Is Fatal To Worker EAST CHICAGO. Ind. UP — Carl Harrison, '32, Chicago, was killed today when he tell from a scaffold at the Inland Steel Co. plant while covering pipe with asbestos. : , Trade in a Good Town—Decatur I

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Make Trip Tuesday To Vets .Hospital Both senior classes of Decatur hi*h school, In connection with tli|»ir sociology program of field sttjdy. will make a trip Tuesday iniirning to the Veterans administration hospital at Fort Wayne. pThe groups will be accompanied by their respective instructors, principal Hugh J. Andrews and Deane Dorwin. They will he guided in their tour through the federal hospital by chief nurse Ellen Michell. ' \ - Ike Will Inherit Fleet Os 30 Cars | I Delicate Diplomacy Problem To Be Faced UP — Presi-dent-elect Eisenhower will inherit a fleet of \ about 30 chrs — anil a delicate problem in industrial diplomacy — when he moves intoWhite House next sßy custom, all ears assigned to White House, from the big bul-let-proof mliousines used by the President to the modest sedans profor his staff, are leased rdthej- than owned by the governmbnt/ iHrhere has always been intense iccpjnpetition among various auto companies for the prestige of furthe White House motor flget, even though the company wjiich gets the contract is forbidto advertise the fact. competition is so brisk that '(the government gets a real barga|n on the White Housecars. Currates run from about |SO jyimr'for the smaller pars to about 3500 for the largest limousines with trim. This includes free sir vicing. 1 |AII present-day cars are Lipchins-. Fords or Mercurys except j.fhlr two Packards left over from the 1940’5. Timp wad when the White House used Cadillacs and bther cars of the General Motors the 1949 political campaign, however, President Truman i g<|t miffed at the General .Motors people when they allegedly failed provide parade escort cars reqijested by the White House. He ordered the shift-over to FM. L 1 , . - are now waiting to see how (Eisenhower handles the problem. Top men in the Ford Co. actively suported him inf the campaign. But so did General Motors' bigwigs. Complicating the problem, is the that .Eisenhower picked three nien with General Motors connections for spots in his cabinet. secretary Charles E. WSlson was -GM president, while postmaster general Arthur E. SOmnierfield and secretary of interior Douglas McKay both have bpen GM dealers. jMr. and Mrs’. Ed Gerber of Blufftop and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Aschlh. man of near Craigville have returned. from a two-month tour of England, Germany, France, Italy and’ and all points between and report an interesting journey. Jacob Haggard of Monroe has bpjen admitted as a patient at the Vsin Wert, O„ county hospital. „ Mr. and Mrs: C. C. Langston and Mfs. W. H. Strock drove to Huntington Saturday evening to attend thp operetta, "The Mikado," which was presented Friday and Saturday evenings at Huntington college. Miss Alice Langston was guest soloist in . the presentation, together with seven other music students of Indiana University.

Christmas Services At Church Os Christ Special services celebrating the Christmas season will be held at the . Church of Ch/ist, 141 W. Grant St., Snh<l.iy at both the mprn|ng and evening services. At the morning service, which begins’ at 9:30, the young people of the congregation will present a program consisting of recitations and carols. Their program wilf be as follows: Welcome—J’aul Hodge. . Christmas Wish-r-DeatHe Reynolds.: . / : The Sweetest Baby- Eddie PU-i teet. r v ■ : The Manger Bed —Vicki McClain Just A Boy—Donald Fifer, Jr. The Baby—Chert McClain, An Exercise With Vb'ices Raised in i^ong— Toni Rupert, Loren Pifer, Wayne Lehman, Diane / Rhodes, Linda McClafn. \ Once ? Heard- a Story t — Judy Rhodes. Christmas Helpers—Ernest Lehman, Jr. V At the evening service at 7:30: a candlelight service will be giv-i en. The program \will include special music by several members of the church.

“O Comie AH Ye Faithful”—Mr. apd Mrs. Ernest Lehman. '"Angels. From the Realms of i Glory"—‘Francis Fifer. “We, Three Kings”—Joe Brookv .hart, Don Fifer, Robert Tin-, ■sky.'' .-*• .-.J “O Holy Night”— Vera Rupert' ahd Lola McClain. ‘ The evening service will include a message by 'the minister on the, theme, “The Angel's Song.” The! service will close with the singing of “Silent jNight.” The puplic is invited to attend tfll oi these services. Admitted: Mrs. John Jauregui. Decatur; John Young. Keystone. Dismissed: Mrs. Gordan Liechty and baby boy, Berne; Mrs. Maynard Rich and baby boy, Berne: ; David Mosser, Genevai; Baby Gregory Cook, Decatur; Mrs. Amos Wickey and baby boy, Monroe. Bertrand Russell Is Married Fourth Time LONDON UP fciglity-year-oiil: philosopher Bertrand Russell, Nobel prize winner, took as his fourth wife today Miss Edith Finch, 52, an American who until recently was a: professor of English at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. Miss Finch becomes Countess Russell. Her bridegroom is. the third Earl Russell in the British peerage though he does not use his title. : . j

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Milk Is Regraded As Grade A Product Eskay Dairy grade A milk, which was degraded several weeks ago by Dr. Ralph E. Allison, Decatur milk inspector, has been reitested and regraded as grade A. it ;was announced today by the milk 'inspection department. iWith the regrading. Esliay jgilk las met the same requirements .s other milks selling as grade A n the Decatur area, it was anlounced. LJ ' " V ' :. _ —.—-.-pir J r, ; -egion's Christmas Party On Saturday The Apierican Legion Will hold its annual Christmas party for the, Children of its members Saturday It 2 P..m. at the Legion home, it rag announced ■ Don ociiran, post commander. The Rev. Otto C. Busse df Preble, ost chaplain, will be in charge of jitertaininent and hais planned fal comedy movie ?horts| for the youngsters' and will tell Christinas stories. Not to be outdone, Santa Claus will Ihter make his appearance autd distribute all mannets of goodies and treats. A ( Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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