Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1953 — Page 3

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LADIES SEWING iGUILD . | HOLDS DINNER 1 A delicious carry-m-dinner was enjoyed Thursday noon by the Ladies Sewing Guild, when the group met with Mrs. Ed Shoaf. Mrs. Ruby Strickler voiced the

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prayer prior to the meal. T Quilting and sewing occupied Pile Indies during the afternoon. Present for the enjoyable occasion were Mrs. Frank Aurand, Mrs. Roy Nidlinger, Mrs. Trish Singleton, Mrs. Amy Auchebaugh, Mrs. Clara Dague, Mrs. Loretta Whitman, Mrs. Gale Nidlinger and daughter, Patty, Mrs. Art Fosnaufh, Mhp. Dorothea singleton, Frank Aurand and Ed Shoaf. Mrs. Dora Bess was unable to be present. .CHURCH MOTHERS in Meeting ' Members qf the Church Mothers study club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Everett Hutker. Mrs. RoUn Ross, president, welcomed ail past presidents to begin the program and this followed With Mrs. Don Cochran giying the devotions. The lesson frpm Parents magazine presented by Mrs. Robert Smith an enjoyable social hour was then )ieid. Tasty refreshments were served in accordance with the Easter sea-

Society items for today’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 r FRIDAY F. F. A. meeting, Monmouth school. 7 p.m. - ' L : ■' • 7 American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 8 p.m; ' Adams County Roadside counsel, SATURDAY Sale, Ruth and Naomi Circle, Zion E. R. church, City hall, 9 a.m. ' ■ \ Public installation of Eastern Star, Masonic, hall, 8 p.m. MONDAY Research club, Mrs. 3. W. Calland. J!:3o p.m. \ J a ’ Monmouth P. T. A. Mothers study club, Monmouth, p.m. TUESDAY Family night, pot-luck ’supper, Kirkland Ladies club, 6:30 p.m. Zion E. R. Philalethean Circle, Mrs. Jennie August, 8 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8 P.m. Root Township Demonstration club, Mrs. Harold Ovteys, all day. WEDNESDAY Friendship Circle, Zion E. R. church parlors, 7:45 p.m. Ladies Shakespeare club, Mrs. Harry Moltz, 2:30 p.m. Psi lota Xi sorority, Mrs. E. F. Burkin, 8 p.m. , 1 z THURSDAY All day meeting, Magley Ladies Aid. son by ths hostess, assisted by the Mesdaines Ralph Habegger, Arthur Beeler, 'William Journey, Robert Brown and Paul Uhrick. i~: ’ \ Wednesday evening at seven forty-five o’clock, members of the Friendship Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet in the church parlors for a rfegular meeting. • The Philalethean Circle \of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock with. Mrs. Jennie August. Members sire asked to note the change from Wednesday to Tuesday. An all day meeting will be held Thursday by the Magley Ladies Aid with Mrs. H. Settlag« and Mrs. Otto Helmrich as the hostesses. A family evening with a pot-luck supper at six thirty o’clock Tuesday, will be by the Kirkland Ladies club. Special Entertainment will be held during the evening. Guests are asked to bring table service and two covered dishes. ; * ' Mrs. ,J. W. Calland -will be hostess to the Research Club Monday afternoon two thirty o'clock.

Mrs. Martin Zimmerman has been discharged Vrom the Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital. Pfc.. David Lautzenhizrir, of Montpelier, son of Mr. nad Mrs. Roy* Lautzenhizer, has been .wounded in Korea, according to a, notice received by the parents. Karol Way of Decatur is among those listed as new patients at the Van Wert, 0., hospital yesterday. TEN TOP TUNES AT SCHAFER’S ' - J 1 . _ ■ : ■ 1. Till I Waltz Again With You 2. Tell Me You’re Mine 3. I Believe 4. Have You Heard ' 5. Don’t Let The Stars Get in Your Eyes A. 6. Side by Side t 7b Hot Toddy J / 8. Downhearted 9. Wild\ Horses 10. Pretend. | !

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MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM COOK rehearse for wedding ceremony to celebrate their 75th anniversary March 28 tn Santa Rosa, Calif. He is 95 and she is 92. For same date their son Charles and wife Irene scheduled golden wedding anniversary. (Internationali

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rich of Berne, are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 5 lbs., 3 oz.. and born at 10:30 a.m. today at the hospital. The Rev. and Mrs, Ralph ;John? son, of Monroe, are the parents of an 8 lb.. 12 oz. baby gfrl, bpm Thursday at the hospital at 12:14 If.m. . WJOSMTAL Admitted: Maris Ann Mpeschberger. Monroe; George Flanders, Decatur. Dismissed: Dwight Decatur; Mrs. Olen Lanchester arid baby boy, Monroeville; Mrs. Leonard Schwartz and baby girl, Berne; Mrs. John Teeple, and baby boy, Berne; Mrs. Deani Plum'|ey and baby girl. Fort Wayne; Effie Filer, Geneva. ■ Bake Sale, Chicken Noodle Soup and Potatp Salad, City Hall, Saturday, March 28 at 9:00 A. M. Ruth and Nhomi Circle of the Zion Reformed Church. Orders for Sbup; call 3-2688 or 3-3502, Friday. I • 71t3x.

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110 Massacred By Mau Mau Terrorists Terror Spreading In British Colony NAIROBI, Kenya U P— More than 110 persons—most v of natives loyal to the British government — were savagely b acke( i or burned to death Thursday night in a series of raids by the Mau Mau terrorist organization. The massacre w-as most serious inc4denjt In months in the bitter the Mau Mau to drive the whites and natives loyal to them from Kenya. Terror spread throughout the British colony. Alarmed whites, redoubled their precautions today against similar attacks by the "long knives” who carried out Thursday night’s attacks, some within two miles of the center of this.capital city itself. The Mau Mau struck at three points simultaneously. At the Lari location of Kiambu Reserve, where mafty loyal members of the Kikuyu tribe are quartered, 100 of the terrorists massacred more thaif 100 men, women and children. Police said the massacre was staged with “incredible cruelty.” Some of the natives were barred inside their homes which were then set afire, “literally roasting them alive.” The few who managed to break out of the flaming buildings were i down with primitive swords. Anpther band of 40 Mau Mau. dressed in the black uniforms of police, attacked the Naivasha police station in the Rift Valley. They killed two police and two prisoners they had released from '(he jail and made off with a truck loaded with 30 rifles, 15 machine guns, a number of carbines and a quantity of ammunition. j No fuzz ... no dark room . . . nothing to add—the Polaroid® Land Camera and film do all the work. Pic.ures are big, beautiful, brilliait. Only the Polaroid camera lets you enjoy each picture a* you take it. Come in and see this camera in action today. ft $89 75 HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

sir »»*»*• _3EHK. L " ■ Union Workers The Union Workers 4-H club held their enrollment meeting March 17 at the Immanual Luther an school. Thirty-two members were- Enrolled and 'eloct(on\of officers was as follows: presidenti — Stanley Allison; vice-president., Marvin Grote; secretary — treasurer; Eugene Fuelling, health & safety leader — Jim Holt; report et\— Gerald Grote; softball manager — Marvin Thieme. Refresh-! ments were served liy the adult leaders, Wilson Weiland and Louis Krueckeberg. The next meeting will be held April 14. \ ' I Decatur Girls The Dechtur Girls 4-H( club met recently in the high school fdfr the enrollment meeting with the mothers as guests. Thri meeting was opened with the pledges, led. by Betsy Embler, followed by prayer by Mrs. Leonard Solfclay. Junior ' leader, Vera Walters, introduced Miss Jean Steller. the leader,’ who ’ in turn introduced her assistants, Mrs. R. C. Hersh, Mrs. Kenneth Small, and Mrs. Raymond Walt ers. Rcpl call (was answered by my "Favorite Food”. The girls were divided into three , project groups, with \ junior leaders in charge. Deanna and Donna~Small p|ayed ' several accordion selections and ; group singing and refreshments Clbsed the meeting, i 1 Washington Township The first regular meetings for Washington township 4-H boys and girls will be held Tuesday evening, March 31. The 4-H boys will meet with their leader, Raljjh Bluhm in the Reinaker school. The girls will meet withi

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leaders. Mrs, Ralph Bluhm and Mrs. Boyd Stepler, in the DeBolt school. ,\: ' _ Officers will be (elected in each group. Thqse meetings will aifortl the last opportunity for enrollment. Every hoyi and girl interested is urged to attend, i, h ! Beware Os Radar \ COLUMBUS, O. UP — Ohioans ar e learning it doesn’t pay to Ignore traffic gigns warning of radar speed control zones. Patrol Su- ' ■ n - -t ■ ■ .

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[perintendent George Mingle reported that more than 7,709 persons Ignored the police warning signs in 18 mpnths. 1 They were given tickets, Return Engagement KNOXVILLE, Tenn. UP A home bulder, H. T. Edwards, who had paid the city a >3OO fine to.' bullling 20 houses without perihitp, moved his operations outside the city limits, put up 35 new homes, and then Ta id the county 8420 for failing to get permits.