Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1953 — Page 3

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MONROE BETTER HOME?CLUB MEETS TUESDAY EVENING \ evening the .jtonroe TMter Hames Demonstratf&i club met with Mrs. Hiram Wittier sot their first meeting of the netk year; The president, Mrs. Erwiri Stuckv\ 1 called the session to ordFir, followed with group singing. ’ ; Each mtemper answered:rcjll call with a favorite hbbby and reports . were presented by the treasurer. Mrs. Eva Br’ewster offered, piayer and devotions and the lesson on

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KANE'S JANUARY milpw RALE ■ 5 c i,err ° u ‘ >4 \ [ ... - r\-' BUY ONE SINGLE ROLL OF SIDEWALL PAPER AT THE REGULAR PRICE AND THE OTHER FOR ONLY 5c YOU SAME NEARLY 50% 1 S.. • 1 :• 5 ALL 1952 SIDEWALL PATTERNS IN STOCK ARE INCLUDED IN tHIS SALE--j- 4 • ' I I ‘. BORDERS AND CEILINGS A SOLD AT PRICE. SALE STARTS |WONDAY JAN. 19th ■ ' ’i! :■ •' . f i ■

Buy At The CITY FRUIT MARKET OUR PRICES ON FRUITS & VEGETABLES i ./ I ARE !THE x I I . : ■ LOWEST IN TOWN BANANAS I “Fancy Golden Ripe” 7C • I'\ ‘ ■L City FruibMarke i BETWEEN CHAT & CHEW AND ZESTO \- OPEN $:00 TILL 10:00 \

I insect control in home and garden w'pji give by Mrs. Harry Crowover which proved to be interesting. Mrs. Stuck/ made an announcement concerning the electrical display which vrill be shown at the? Berne auditoiipm February 11 and urged all to attend. . During the social, the liosfess tind Mrs. Rose Hocker and Mrs. Erwin Stucky served refreshments :io the guests present for the meeting. . ■ '[V ,-i. ■■ ■ . il 'A ' \ NAZARENE MISSIONARY MEETING HELD RECENTLY ’A song opened the meeting, followed with prayer by Mrs. Jess Plasterer and Mrs. Dick Hurst. ; when members of the Nazarjene Missionary group held a recent Session at the cl urch. Mrs. Raymond Thomas offered scripture readings and an interesting article from “The Other Sheep" was read by Mrs. Amanda Ward. jMrsJ Leo Roe led in transaction of regular "business and stressed reading the Bible thoroughly d|uring the new year. The lesson s :udy was given, after which the meeting was closed by Mrs. Raymond McAhren. r i: ' .■( ADAMS COUNUTY TO BE HOST ,TO DISTRICT 4 FARM BUREAU ’ i ■ \ An enjoyable program has been

planned for the l FaVm Bureau meeting whjlh will be h|ld January 20. at tlie Lutheran Parish hall in thisi|®Lty. . ;; The program at o'clock and will life' as singing and dembtions by the Rev. Olin Krehbiatf. 1 Mennon|t<3 church of Berne; dup(, Mrs. Ernest Lehman and Mrs,.\Rffiyd Ruppeft; business session, ftiftowed with® a social and educationisi>ubllc Speaking contest. * At noon, a lunch iMojl be served ■by the church woiwn, for S'lelO? At one o’clock, picture's by Beulah Bertsch on her trip tpOjiirope; o&e twenty-five o’clock. ,‘Aoup singing and a talk on “A Gdiih legislative | Program Helps Growth” Kenneth assistant director of ConimpMty departments. American Fanjr| Bureau fed , eration; n^einbersh ip Reports, district fieldman,, social and educational projects, distrl E social aitd educational director;-y announcements. \ ' ; ft At three o’clock, dismissal by’ C. IE. Mosely, district director and Mrs. Lester Bird, dMjrict S. and .E. director. i|||i It is hoped Adamslhpounty will be well represented W the farm bureau fork’Ohis affair, which promises to boyy|f great interest and most entermining. .T* —11!: f NEW OFFICERS ELECTED / BY REBEKAH LODGt Impressive formal services were held at ®e last regular meeting of tms Rebekah lodge for the new Offid®s and were conducted by Mrs ,Mf|yena Reed, past district deputy afljj her staff of past noble grands of"the organization. \- ||t ■'(- hi The new officers A nol a <frist, bgfet grand; ‘Mrs. i Virginia-* Merrmjan, nobis grand,; Mrs. (Evelyn I’fMßterer, viciei grand; Mrs. Clara Drum, recording secretary; Mrs? Clara ;|feyers, financial secretary; Mrs. Jessie Howard. treasurer; Miss Njipcy Fields, I chaplain; Mrs. Helen Llfthty, warden; Mrs. Mary Dixon, .Conductor; Miss, Laura Stanley, support-

TEN TOP TUNEB J AT. SCHAFER’S 1. Don’t Let The'|Btars Get In Yoiar Eyes 2. Why Don’t ' li;|ve Me. 3. Oh, Happy Daji, 4. Keep It A 5. The Glow Worm» 6. Till I Waltz ' f Again Wi' |1 You. 7. Because You’re« ! Mine. | si; 8. Lady of Spaiof 9. Bye Bye Blues; jj 10. Hold Me, Kiss Me, ' Me. z A*

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nmm/ Society Items for day*ji put>llcation must be phoned in by t 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 *.m.) Kathleen Terveer ; Phone 3-2121 i’ '4: ' ? lAA ' FRIDAY Phileathea class, First , Baptist church, 7:30 p.m. , . W. S. W. S. of. Union : Chapel. Mrs, Lawrence Norris, 1 p,m. x Decatur Girl Scout Association. Legion home,. 7:?o p.m. Adanis County Federation of clubs, Mrs. A. R. Holthouse, 2 p.m. SATURDAY r Ruke sale. City hall, Junior class of D. C. H. S.. 9 a.m. , Cafeteria supper, Delta Theta Tdu, Elks home' 4-7:30 p.m; . MONDAY < *. V. F. W., Pot-luck supper, 6:30 p.m.. Initiation, 8 f».m., V.\ F. \V. home. \ ' V ’ Adams County chorus, Monroe school, t :3b p.m. .' , Research club, Mrs. W. L. Linn. 2:30p.m. ? ~ Monmouth P. T. A. Mothers study club, Monmouth school, 7:20 p.m-. \ . ; ;\ jj ;'. Jolly ' House Wife Home Ec., Pleasant Mils schbo’l, 7:30 p.m. r Adams Central P. T. A., kchool, 7:3(1 p.m. - , TUESDAY Lbyal Daughters . class. Mrs. Clarence Smith. .7:30. . 'i ’ Decatur Garden club, Mrs, Williain Affolder, 2 p.m. C. L. of C. Society, Pint-luck supper, C. L. of C. hall. 6:3(1 p.m. WEDNESDAY Ruralistic study .club, Mrs. FrCd Ulmgn. 8 p.m. ; > ; Xi lota Psi. postponed one.week. Pleasant Mills P. T. ,A„ Pleasant Mills school. 7;30 p.m. \ r Historical dub. Mrs. Hotner /Bittner, 2:30 o’clock. If • Ladies Shakespeare club,, Mrs. Franklin Franz, £:3O p.m. ; THURSDAY Women of .Moose, Formal initiatioh. 7:30 p.m., Officers. 7 p.m. iMoiose home. er; Mrs. ®Minnie Teeple. left* supporter; Mrs. Anna Hancher, right supporter; .Mrs. Rufus Roth, left supporter; Mrs. Gusta Baker, guardiam Mrs. Fanchon Yoder, musician Ulhd Mrs. Lena Fry, color bearer. Guests were then assembled in the dining room, where lovely refreshments were served to officers, members 'and one guest Mrs. Qlive Kreigh of Tocsin. "• XI IOTA CHAPTER MEETS WITH MRS. BEAM Wednesday evening, members of X.i Alpha lota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met with Mrs. Eugene Beam, at whicl} time ;a short business (session wasi conducted by Mrs; Beam in the absence of the president. • _ ■ ! < ■ A letter of invitation was read from the Xi Rho Exemplar chapter of Fort Wayne, extending a Welcome to the local group to attend a social meetin, g ’ February 3' at eight .o'clock pt the hpme of Mrs Madeline' Fishi. Mrs. Max Moser, social chairman announced that the Valentine party, February 11. would be a jdint meeting with the Epsfton Sigma chapter. Mrs. Verena Meyer. Epsilon Sigma chapter and Mrs. Eugeme Beam of Xi Alpha lota chaptef*will be co-chairman oV the event. A social hour followed with refreshments served the guests Jiy the hostess. The next meeting wjll be a six thirty .dinner party with Mrs. Arthur Wilson January 28/ JUNIOR WOMEN MEET WITH MRS. BASHAM Members of! the Junior Women met recently with‘Mrs. Janies Basham fpr a regtilar business meeting, with chairman. Mrs. Roy Friedley, in charge. ; A short discussion was Tield pn the bake sale to be held February 7 at city hall and the meeting closed -with the club's pledge\ [l Card games \were enjoyed the remainder of the evening and refreshments were served by a committee consisting of Mrs. Paul |Woore, chairman. Mrs. Dicfc Childs and Carol Klusman and Mrs. Baiiham. MONMOUTH P. T. A. HELD TUESDAY Group singing opened the meeting of the Montnopth P. T. A. Tuesday evening and was followrjd with devotions, offered by the Rev, Robert Tinsky, pastor \of the local Church of Christ. - ; / Winfred Gerke, program chairthan, introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Hans Leitner, a native of

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Germany and now a of Spring Arbor Coljeg. Mich., w-ho gave an enlightening talk on the • couintry and how youth is struggling in post war Germany. He praised the United States for the gifts of money, clothing and food and highlighted his talk * with slides. Refreshments were 1 served' following this by a cofhmittee composed of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Weidler. ,Mr. and Mrs. True Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson- Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Beltz, Ma and' Mrs. Hugh Meyers, Mr. and .Mrs? Norval Fuhrman. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fuhrman and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harkless. The Research club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. L. Linn Monday afternoon at two thirty o’clock*. Mrs. \J. J. Thompson will be the program leader. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Terveer of Beloit, Ohio, formerly of Decatur, will leave Saturday morning from Fort Wayne by plane tor Havana. Cuba, where they will spend a Week with all expanses paid, as the guest of Terveet’s employer s, the Irwin Neisler and Company of Decjatur. 111. Terveer was one of seven men picked for the trip, out of 100 employes, fori his outstanding; work as a drug salesman in eastern Ohio the past two years that he has been witfi the firm. He is the son of Mrs. Bernard Terveer of this citv. Admitted: Mrs. Harold Ppntius. Geneva; Joseph Steele, Decatur; W. Hi. Haggard. Monroe; Jess Ikiutzenheiser, Decatur; Master Charlen Taylor, Decatur; Ernest Bell. Greenway, Ark. Dismissed: Nessie Myers, Decatur; Mrs. Blanche Eh:\?y, Decatur; Emery Hawkins, Decatur; Cheryl Eyanson, Decatur; Aitlgust Morgan. Bryaijt. ga Mr. and .Mrs. Dwight Murray of Geneva, are the parents of a baby boy. walghing 8 lbs.. 6 oz., and born at 6:14.,a,m. today at the hospital.

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HIBUCK & CO. January Sale! 1 "" "'ll I' l * I I . ■;■■■' i ■iMyi.ji.Mi mu in. Nylon Tricol Knit Slips Rayon Crepe Slips Beautiful lace tnm—4-gdre style! Lace or tailored styles. Color, White! If perfect would be YL \ “Stoutwear’’ quality. Broken $4.98. Slightly irregular! Sizes > sizes and styles __ White. 34 to 40. Were s2 ' dß ’ Each $2.98 \J Now $1.98. '• '' r ' ••• •! t " i ?' • / ~ ; " ■ Children’s Winter-weight Sleepers m!© A -special purchase of a famous make (irregulars) Sleepers. ♦ < y\ 4 2-f*iece style, with feet. Soft fleecy fabric! Sizes 1 to 4, in J colors. (We have these Sleepers in perfect quality at $1.98). tY 1 * i ■ . f ‘r' - SPECIAL S« SALE J ' '■ ' ' i ■ J.' ' X '' ' Children's Plaid I Little Girls Quilted ROBES ROBES Warm Fleecy Quality .Robes in Figured Cotton, 1 contrast bias colorful plaids. For Boys or Girls, binding trim! Sizes 1-2-3-4. sizes 2 to 8 years. Were $1.98. Were $2.98; Sale 'I Sale r * Ce sl'69 [ Price $2.29 !\ ■ ■ , ■ jesjjxi ■ Girls BLOUSES on Sale! !/ / Fine White Broadcloth with eyelet trim. Mostly short W sleeve styles. Sizes 1 to 14 years. Were $1.98. January Sale Price - - $1.50 WOMEN’S COTTON FROCKS ON SALE! |r ; ] ' 1 One Group of Gold Prints. . <>ne Group of Fine Ginghams Fine Plaid Ginghams. Sizes B ,n Pla ’ ds an< * and some Gold Cloth prints--9 to 15 Junior. Also 12 to 20. ' . VjXshSLx Sizes 12 to 20 and half sizes. Half sizes 14’4 to 24’4/Sold L. _ „ _ jKmAi These Dresses all sold for up to $5.98. Special. i*’ .r $5.98. Special!! 2 for $ 6-oo 2 n, r 9-O® I * * — , , .. ■ J. ——, — One Group of Girls Gingham Plaid Dresses on Sale! Sizes 3 to 14 years $ CO Oft ’ All Reduced i JL*^ V s o Each f |\ Sale of Clip-On-Hats! Out They Go I r ■ Brown Mouton Trim! Colors: Green, Brown, Navy. / Very popular style. Were $1.98 CO Sale Price __Mj \ t ■ ' '1 • ! ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' V ■ -I Also One Style Clip-Oh-Hat, knitted with Pom-Pom Trim___Each SIOO Ladies Gingham BLOUSES On Sale! Fine iHaid Ginghams, short sleeves. Also few plain color broadcloth Oft Blouses. Were $2.98 and $3.98. Special r> r 1 i Girls Winter Coats on Sale! A Fine all wool quality in the most popular colors. Some have included! Sizes 7to 14 years and 3to /Jr a Tlm* \ ' ' 4b Greatly ('reduced for January Sale. /Jr > \ ’ fl/' ONE GROUP NT -- - - $12.00 ONE GROUP AT - - - - $(5.00 Niblick & Co. ' - if - pvu •• •• ■■ ? ''[T •’i ’ ■

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