Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1952 — Page 2

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SOCIETY ■- -7 : ' |Wp ‘| LOYAL DAUGHTERS CLASS ‘I HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY The Loyal Daughters class of Bethany E. U1 B. church held their Christmas party at the home of Mrs. William Hamnia, Tuesday evening. A six o’clock ’ chicken dinner was served; at small tables, with handles, holly and Cbristmgs bells as center pieces. < A short business meeting was held later in the evening by the president. Mrs. Robert Garard. An exchange of gifts were presented, from beneath a lighted Christmas tree, and the class presented the teachers, Mrs. Haipma and Mrs. Dellinger each with a (gift, aid they presented each member of the class with a gift. Mrs. Lee Basco and son Dennes of St. Louis, Mo., were guests, she formerly was Miss Betty Hamma. ' 7 All members of the Methodist. Sunday School Kindergarten class are to meet for practice at the Methodist church Saturday morning at nine o’clock. * r ■. * Mr. and «Mrs. Joseph Hiles are the parents of a born at St. Joseph’s hospital in Fort Wayne, Thursday, and weighed 7 lbs., 13 oz. Monday evening at six thirty o’clock. the Preble Township Sunny Circle home economics club will have a potluck Christmas party in the Preble township recreation center. s n . I,\ . LL The Pythian Bisters Needle club Will meet after Temple Monday evening. R is requested each one bring a white elephant gift if you want to "enter in the games.

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. Members of the Rebekah Lodge will meet in the T O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock for a regular meeting. \. ( To Distribute Gifts To Mental Patients INDIANAPOLIS, UP — The Indiana association for mental health reported today more than 20,000 Christmas presents have been collected for patients in the state’s pentyl institutions. The gifts will be distributed at parties. j Asks Pledge Cards Mailed To Office | William Linn, recruit Chairman for the Red Cross blood program, today asked persons who obtained pledge cards at their church last Sunday, to mail the cards to the Red Cross office. > Postage is paid on the printed addressed cards. Approximately 1,000 cards were distributed to’ the churches in the county with the; hope of obtaining pledgers to thie bipod program. The bloodmobile will be in Decatur January 29 and the Red will give the prospective donor a reservation aS soon as the cards are received at the local office. About 25 cards have been received by the chairman. The county’s quota the blood program is 125 pints.

Acheson Returns From NATO Parley Final International Parley For Acheson WASHINGTON, UP —Secretary of state Dean Acheson returned today from his last big international conference, and received a wafm i)«rsOnal welcome from Presr ideht Truman. Acheson, accompanied by secretary of treasury John W. Sjnyder and mutual security chief Averell Harriman, claimed no major acjcomplishnients as the result of his flying trip to Paris for the North Atlantic council meeting. He said his talks with European leaders were “very useful, and I think satisfactory,’’ but he conceded “there were no vastly\ importtant decisions.” ; AcheUdn told newsmen at the military air transport Jer'minal he vyoUld discuss with Mr. Truman yas soqn as the case of Career diplomat John Carter Vincent. The L President’s loyalty review bbard has recommended Impiediate dismissal of Vincent on grounds of “reasonable doubt of loyalty.” The state department has suspended Vincent, U. S. representa)ive at Taiiglers. The case has •een referred to the White House or final action by Mr. Truman, j Acheson, in Jiis brief remarks to newsreel cameras and Mr. Truman not go into detail on his failure to achieve some major decisiohs he Wanted the Paris meeting to take. GIRL SCOUTS Brownie Troop 19 met at the Lipcoin school Monday afternoon ind rpll call was answered and dues collected. We finished gifts tor our parents and ana de final plan,s for our Ohristmas party.' Each girl is asked to bring an exchange gift i for this party: Mary Frances Beckman had the treat. Scribe. ; i "1 Alice Schroeder. Girl Scout troop 3 held their Christmas . pgrty Tuesday evening at the home <>f Mrs. Glen Dickerson'. Games were played and the Christmas story was read by Connie Kiess'. We then held our gift exChange. A delicious luncheon was served by the leader, Mrs, Joe Thompson and Mrs. Dickerson. We want td thanjk Psi lota Xi sorority fpr their gifts. Scribq, Janice Aumann ■ Girl Scout troop J held their Christmas party Wednesday after school in the Methodist church basement. We Zing carols and the Christmas story was told to us by Marguerite Deyo, a missionary in Africa. Our gift to the .hospital was presented to Superintendent Grace Lichtenstiger, who was our guest. Refreshments were served hy v our sponsors, the Tri Kappa sorority and each girl was presented a gift horn them. 1 Scribp, Jeair Hoffman Protein content of plants has been dpubled and the vitamin content substantially changed in re*ent research work at Michigan State College.

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I. U. Band Will Be ' - In Inaugural Parade BLOOMINGTON, Ind. U? — The “Marching 100,” Indiana University’s Band, jwiU participate in President-elect Dwight Eisenhower’s inauguration Jan. 20. % The band, qnder direction of Daniel L. Martino and Charles F. Keen, will leave by train tor Washington a day before the ceremony and return to the campus Jan. 21. It will fill one of three places in |he inaugural parade down Pennsylvania Avenue allotted to Indiana. The others will be a flodt and an automobile bearing - Gov.-elect Ge<fi*ge N. Craig. County Rural Youth j Will Meet Monday The Adams county rural youth will meet Monday a* U* e county extension office at 7 p.m; From the extension office the group w|ill visit various places to sing carols and spread chteer to the unfortunate boys and girls of Adams county". After the. caroling a business meeting will Ibe ~ held in the extension office followed by a toy exchange, Everyone is asked bring a toy and tjhey will in turn be given to the Good Fellows club in Decatur, D. ; i All irdung people of Adams county are invited to attend this meeting apd join Mthei Christmas caroling. The next meeting will be a holiday party. December. 29, at the Friedheim Zion Lutheran grade school auditoribml at. 7:30 p,ml so that hicipbers in service and college. home for Christmas, may Attend a rural youth meeting. '] 1

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Alex Sutton of the highway engineering department of Indianapolis, is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. C. Sutton, and other relatives of this city. - All Delphos, 0., news agencies have joined the national campaign for decent literature and will ban the sale of comics and magazines which tend to give the young people a wrong start. Many "parents attended the meeting held this week. After a very pleasant and much appreciated autumn, winter will officially start Sunday. Among the new patients admitted to the Van Wert, 0., county hospital yesterday were Mary Ann zZick, s>ecatur, Mrs. Charles Schnepp, Decaturl route 4, and iEdwfn Pollock of Willshire, route L Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Brickley of Bluffton were injured yesterday when a car driven by an unknown person turned in front of their car near Pendleton. The Brickleys received sprained backs and bruises and were returned tb their home.

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Peter W. Dunwiddie Dies This Morning Peter W. Dunwiddie, 79. a resident of Geneva most of his life, died at 11:35 o’clock this morning following an illness of two days. Surviving are a son, John, of Huntertown; a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Pen rod, of Geneva; and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Beery and Mrs. Lawrence Watson of Coldwater, Mich. One son is deceased. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.ni. Monday at the Hardy & Hardy funeral home in Geneva, with burial in Riverside cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Saturday.

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