Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 22 April 1953 — Page 3

WEDNFSDAY. APRIL 22. 1933

’ T MRS. HELLER HOSTESS TO GARDEN CLUB W’ith the chib collect repeated in Ainison, the regular meeting of the Decatur Garden club .began at the home of Mrs. Henry Heller recently and was followed with Mrs. George Mac Lean giving the verse of the month entitled “The Last Snow.” She also gave a viiid description of the Cypress gardens in Florida, which she had visited\ recently i j Forthcoming \ plans were announced as follows: May 1, the local group will be guests of the Fort Wayne Tulip Garden club for a leelure and demonstration at the Fort Wayne Methodist church; May i 2. a tea and flower show twill be given in Berne by the Berne Garden club; May 12, the' group will combine with the Hose Garden chib fol a May breakfast; and June 6, the two groups will sponsor a flow’er show. ' The contest prize was received at this time by Mrs. O. L. Vance. During the social hour, refreshments were served the eightteen members, present by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Mac Lean. \ ADAMS IN CLOSING MEETING Monday evening, the final meet-I ing of the year of the Adams Cen- ! tral y P. T. A. was held in the | school gym with a,.capacity crowd. I The session began with group '

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singing ' led iby Robert Ray, and followed with devotiops by Paul Erdei, teacher, whb will leave this summer to begin work as a missionary in Ecquador A musical program was then presente 1 by the Deßolt school Rhythm band directed by Mrs. Alice Michaels and Robert Ray, and included! a solo by Ann Singleton accompanied by her sister on \ the acCO'dion ahd a solo by ana Lantzefaheiser. This group placed first in the local Farm Bureau cor test and will go to Wabash for the district meet in the near futire. ' . Installation-of officers was then held wit i impressive services in charge o’ the historian, Mrs! Dan Striker, for the following: president, Mrs. Stainer, vice* president, the Rev. John Mishler; secretary, Mrs. George Thomas; treasurer,} Brandt; membership committee. Elmo I Stucky and Ivan fteare; hospital commjttee, llrS. Hoffman and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman; program, Rev. Mishler and John Reed; publicity, the Rev. Ralph ' Johnson and Floyd Mitchel;' safety and health, Mrs, Glen Stuckey and Mr& Rarold Schwartz; music,\ I Robert Ray and Mrs. Warren Leh-j-nian; budget and finance? Melvin . Liecht.v and Glen ’Hliket recreaI tion, Russell Mitched and Harvey I Haggard, Hugh Tate and John •Reed. i ’ May 26 wgs announced as the date for the| pre-schpol examination to be held in the Monroe Methodist church front eight until eleven o’clock that mjorning. ; Climaxing the enjoyable evening was a style show in charge of Mrs. Jape Rehd with the’freshman, sophomore and junior girls participating. Refreshments were served during a social hour which followedj I v ’ C. L. OF G- SOCIETY . HOLDS SOCIAL EVENING A deliciobs pot-luck supper began the speial program of the Catholic Lajdies of Columbia society Tuesday evening in the C. L. of C. hat . (Special guesth for the occasion wierie the senior, girls from Decatur Catholic high school, at which time each girl was presented with p kPQcial gift frptn the society.} \ J ,• Enjoyable card games; were held following the supper and prizes awarded to Mrs. Margaret Braun, rhiunji; Mrs; Dick Deininger. bridge, i Mrs. .Ralph Kriegel, SOO, and Miss Celia tjlman, pinochle. The door prize was received by Mrs. Charles Omlpr. Chairm^tl: of the affair were Mrs. Herman Geimer and Mrs. Lewis ißtrnifichlag, assisted by their comtnijttee. i p ; » ,' ' i ' I J '

1 ■ I Jlßk EHp kII S 4' '* •*ft Iji I ' T JO*' W & " TOM ' . r ■ M P- T MISS KATHRYN BULMAHN became the bride of William Bohnke in v a double ring ceremony solemnized Sunday. April 12. in the I;ii s manuel Lutheran church. with the Rev. W. C. Vetter officiating, 'q .Mr. and Mrs. Martin ;Bulmahn of route 5 and Mr. a id \Mrs.. Law& ence Bohnke of ndar Monroeville, are the parents of the cbuple. ’rj Following a 1 wedding, trip. Mr. and- Mrs. Bohnke a e (residing in 'Fort Wayne, whepe Mi’s. Behnke is employed at the Indiana Befl Telephone company and her bus'mmd is an employe >f this* Kroger warehouse.—-Photo: by Edwards. p f

ORVAL BAUGHMANS ATTEND ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Orval Baughman of this city, attended a family dinner Sunday in Adai Ohio, honoring the latter’s parents, Mr. and MrK. jf D. Baughmai. of Ada, who were Celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Mr. Baughman, .whois 81 and his wife, who is are enjoying reasonably'good health. They have ten children, nineteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren, all of whom -were present for the occasion. * The honored guests received their many friends land relatives' during the afternoon, when open house was held, and Kt which time they were the recipients hf many gifts and congratulations. \ .'■■■■ - ' —'i \ \' MONMOUTH P. T. A. TO GIVE TALENT SHOW r ? Friday evening at eight o’clock in the school gymnasium, the Mon mouth P. T. A. wil sponsor a home talent variety show, o' singing and instrumental music, readings and also a truth and consequences show. yAdmission price is 25 cents for all, with childrep under school age admitted tree. will he sold at the door or may be purchased I from the following: - Mrs. Altoh Bittner, Mrs. Nevin ; Miller, -Mri. Russell Fleming, Mrs. Herman ißleeke, Mrs. Carl Fqerlihg Mrs. Brandt and Mrs. Normal Fuhrman, p ■—- \ i The Monmouth P.? T. A. Moth--1 er’s study will jpeet Monday ; evening at I hei Monmouth school for a regular meeting at seven thirty o’clock. Lesson; leaders will be Mrs. Ed De Bolt add Mrs. Richard Darkless I ' —“ I. : \v ■ I Monday evening a,t;jseven thirty I o’clock, the yAcaderhf of Friend- ■ ship of the Women qt the Moose. I will meet at the Moose home at | seven thirty o’clock. | | . I, , WeKnesdayv afternoon at tWo j o’clock, the St. Vincent de Paul I society will meet for a special propram in the C. L. of C. hall. Circle 3B of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. 'Blanche Robinson Thursday■ aftqrI noon at two o’clock. | i 1 Miss Charlene Wilder will be I hostess to the St. Agnes Therese ‘ study club Friday evening at 1 en thirty o'clock. ■' —" 1 A social evening will !be, held Friday by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home at eight \ o’clock Initiation for new members will be held at this time and all members are asked to be present. Games will "be played, j prizes awarded and a luhch Aeolian choir practice will bq held Thursday evening at seven o’clock in the Decatur high schqol I music room and the f Zion Lutheran i and Trinity (Evangelical United Brethren choirs will giracticq ■? at thirty o’clock. Trade In a Good Town —Decatur ■ . QUALITY Photo - Finishing ’y r All work left before ' ncjpn Thursday ready next day, Friday, 10:00 a.m. Holthouse Drug Co.

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, _ ■-J •- . A - > ■ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knight 0f Bryant announce the wedding K* their daughter Miss Rosemary, to Roy Norris of Montpelier, the event to occur July 12. The town of Markle has joined the daylight club and will turn up the time next Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. 1 St-wart W. McMillen hdve returned from Po-u---piano Beach, Fla., where tKey spent the winter at the Cloisters. Thtsik pere accompanied home by their daughter. Richard Burket and infant daughter. Mrs. L. H, Haerle of Indianapolis. is visiting her mother, fMrifJ Charles Dugan of Monroe street, for several weeks. Recent visitors |t the Q. T. Johnson home were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson. Mrs Betty Oyler and daughters, Donna Jean ami Cyntiha, all of Marion. .' Robert Ashbauci er of Ashbaucher’s Tin Shop, has completed a training course in the design and\ installation of General Electric year round Ah’- conditioning systems. He was awarded a certificate of merit for his outstanding work in completing every phase of the design problems that wef.o assigned by tie G. E. training program hon e heating and -'■-Ha; ; — _ J Jiffy Jacke t Dress Ww iw Hl' In • • w Wi iV‘ vY • / bM ' \ 1 VO I I \- > / k I 93 * 56 ’ ' \/' j : 12—20 ■ 30—42 Dress for sun! Ensemble for city! And SEW-EASY!! The dress has slimming lines — no waist; seams, no waste of time. Note the novel neckline and pocket decail-7-scalloped for smartness. Keep cool, pretty, all summer! Pattern Misses’ Sizes 12, 14, 16. 18. 20; 30. 32, 34. 36. 38. 40? 4*2. Size i 6 dreks yards 35inch;' bolero 1.J4 yardsl. Thia Kasy-to-use pattern fives perfect! fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart ahows you every step. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern if you wish Ist-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, card of Decatur Dailf Democrat, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box <5710, Chicago 80; 111. Print your Name, Address, Zone, Bize, Style Num-

Society Items for today’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 WEDNESDAY Presbyterian Woman‘(s Association, Presbyterian church, 8 p.m. jSt. Vincent de Paul society, C. L. of C- hall. 2 p. m. Ruth and Naomi Circle, Zion E. R. church, 2 p.m. «, , ■ Our Lady of Fatima ntudy cluh, •Mrs. Robert Boch, 8 pmi. Epsilon §igma, Mrs ; Ralph Hobbs, 8 p.m. Xi Alpha lota Exemplar chapter, Miss Ava, Kraft, 6:30 pm. Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S. C. S., Mrs,. Lawrence Ehrsam, 7:30 p.m. "-1 a THURSDAY ' Aeolian choir. Dbcatur high school music room, 7 pi.m.; Trinity E. |U. B, and Zion Lutheran choirs;. 7:30 p.m. r Circle 2B of Methodikt church, Mrs? Blanche Robinson, 2 p. m. D. A. V. Auxiliary Business meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Social, fc p.m. D. A. V. Hdll. ' .1 So-Cha J ßea, West End restaurant, 6:30 p.m. Circle 1, Methodist W. S. C; S., Mrs. Giles Porter. 2 p.m. Guardian Angel study club, Mrs. Leo Al'berding, 8 p.m. i Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Lewis Staub, 8 p.m. j; St. Paul Indies Aid, all day Mrs. Margaret Parrish. : Methodist W. S. C. IS. Circle 4, Mrs. Christina Wicks, p p.m. Methodist' 2A-28. Mrs. Walter Weisenberger, 2 p.m. \ , Emblem guest palrty, Elks home, p.m. x FRIDAY American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, S p.m. St. Agnes Therese study club. Miss Charlene Wilder, 7:30 p. m. SATURDAY Bake Sale, Rose Garden blub, City hall, 9 a.m. y MONDAY Monmouth P. T. A. Mother’s study < liib. Mohmouth school. 7:30 p. ri. Academy of Friendship, Moose home, 7:30 p. m.,.\|\ \ ' \ Benefit movie, Decatur Woman’s club, drive-in-thealfer. TUESDAY J Benefit Movie, . Decatur Woman s club. Drive-in theater. .

cooling design, held in Chicago last week. Miss Esther Bowers has returned to this city, following a several weeks’ visit in West Palm Beach, Fla., with her sister and brother-in-kvw. Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Gill and her n’ephews and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hiatt and' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hiatt. ' ■( ■ \ jRyBI RTiiS?]| 1 " I ''j.Mr. and Mrs? John Lynch of Vo|i jWert, Ohio, are the parents of a ba'by boy, weighing 7, lbs., 3 oz., and born at 1:45 p.m., Tuesday at the hospital. A baby boy, weighing 8 lbs., 12 oz., w-as born to Mr. and Mrs. Rex IR(esen of-Berne, at 8:35 a.m„ today at the hospital. ’ '■ ' '' <gI|OSPJTAL U n flotiu Admitted: James Hackman, Decatur; Homer Smitley, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Jerome Gaskill and baby girl, Decatur; Mrs. Raymond Schanding and baby girl, Decatur; Miss Phyllis Schaadt, Geneva; Mrs. Ralph Derlckson, Geneva; Mrs. Herman Ryf and baby boy, Berne; Mrs. Morris Pingry, Decatur. \» *»*«• *** _ »_ MFyjy Jolly Juniors The Preble Jolly Juniors met recently at the Magley recreation center. The meeting was called to order by the president and minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Old and new business were Plans were made to attend the officers’ training school, after which the meeting adjourned. Refreshments 'were served and games played. ;T~" r-q 1 ; 11 IPMM lowoer-ene RUG CLEANER STUCKY & CO. Open Evenings Except Wednesday MONROE, [ IND.

Plan Egg Auction Building At Albion L. E. Archbold, county agent of Adams county attended an egg marketing meeting in Albion Monday. Present at the noon liincheon were Albion C ot C members; R. Shepptml, manager of the Napoleon egg and his directors and, bounty agents of northeastern Indiana. The Albion C of C prompted the egg auction With a deed to 10 acresAof land east of Albion on state road 8. Sheppard stated that the egg auction would erect a building on the land and equip it to receive eggs by early fall. The egg auction furnishes premium market for quality eggs and has been helpful in increasing in-

'■ < I Helena Rubinstein’s new ? < n Blossoms-in-Cologne APPLE BLOSSOM TIME at ~ Sunshine and youth and bursting blos« SW*’ y soms... Apple Blossom Time by Helena ■fik Rubinstein, formulated at her flower w ' A < z farms in the south of France and com- * pounded here to save you costly import duties. This potent, lingering cologne is Z W ' one of the most economical luxuries you can own! 1.25 and 2.00. Other ways of i ' making it Apple Blossom Time whery over you go: new concentrated Perfume[t J** Cologne, 2.65, 3.85; new creamy-liquid x J X ' Z Bl Silken Perfume, 1.85; Swivel Stick A. # A Cologne, 1.25; Perfume Foam Bath, r r**x 2.50; Perfume Cream Deodorant, 1.00; VMLJI V Dusting Powder, 1.50, .75; Jewelled* APPtt' x— * Perfumette, 2.00. All plus tax. Losson V /tSy .Smith Drug Co.

’"Sjfl Special Purchase ■■ • SPECIAL VALUE / */ * 11 I f\ 1 fc ? J ■ Two Lovely New Patterns In Decorated American Made Dinnerware - - at l ow r >r * ces To Bring You An Outstanding Value. 16 Piece Starter Sets Service For Four 1 AT SCHAFERS < AO Both Patterns Carried In Open Stock \ - - I ' : POPULAR, STAR CUT Gleaming Glassware — — AT LOW - LOW PRICES W-JE—7 \ This Ever Popular Five Point Star Pattern Is Available At Schafers WQW In A Wide Selection Os Glasses - - - UjXU-b All Carried In Open Stock. \ IM \ \ B\oz. and 10 oz. Hi-Ball or '.w/ Is’ /Jl r y Water Glass< 25c each /jl tjl \1 L 14 ozi Iced Tea Glass 30c each , ft f Fruit Juice Glass J 25c each A J Footed Sherbet 25c each Cocktail. .. Stemware 50c each Wine . . . Stemware 50c each ■- sIN c E 18 7 4 3~y > I .... -.;X* ' :

come to egg producers in their territory. The Albion plant is. pa-i of their expansion program. Annual Smorgasbord Supper On May 2 ' The annual smorgasbord supper, sponsored by th© women’s association the First Presbyterian church and open to the public, will be held Saturday evening. May 2, from 5 to 7 o’clock at the Presbyterian chuVch in Decatur, it was announced today by the committee in charge of arrangements. The annual event usually draws several hundred persona and the committee announced that prices for the supper this year would remain the same at fl for adults and 50 cents for children.

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Referendum On Soil District Proceeds i The referendum on the Adams county soil conservation district is proceeding. The promise seems to be for Completion of the canvass by section workers before Spring wonk- opens up. To* date the towffkfiip? have reported to the extension office: Monroe, 52 votes;' Blue Creek, 62 votes; Union, 99 votes; French, 109 votes; Hartford. ’52 votes; .Washington, 12 veffes; Wabash, no vote; Root 48 votes; Jefferson, 28. votes; Kirkland, 1 vote; St. Mary’s 24. votes; and Preble leads with 143 votes. Eleven mere votes will I put them over the top with 60 I percent bf their votes cast. ■