Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 5 May 1953 — Page 3

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MISS EILEEN BIEBERICH TO WED JUNE 7 Miss Eileen Bieberich. daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. tfteberich of Preble, will become the b'ride of Dan Freeby, son of Mrs-Robert-Freeby of this city and the late Mr. Freeby, in a ceremony to lie solemnized in the Zion Lutheran church Sunday, June.7, The Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt will officiate at the nuptials at three o'clock that day. Miss Bieberich is a graduate of Decatur high school and a member of the local Tri Kappa sorority. She is employed in the offices of the Citizens Telephone company * \ P . ■ Her fiance, also a ’graduate of Decatur high school, is a student at Butler University where he is studying pharmacy, and affiliated ■with Sigma Mu fraternity. _ f i MRS. J. H. ANDREWS SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. J. H. Andrews of 809 Dierkes street was* pleasantly surprised on her birthday Sunday, when she GIFTS f0r.... Mother’s Day 4 I have a Fine Selection of HATS X HOME-MADE APRONS STATIONERY FANCY TOWEL and WASH CLOTH SETS Mother’s Day Cards Special This Week! EVERY DAY GREETING CARDS at 50c per box Please Call and See My Display Maud Merriman 222 S. 4th St. Ph. 3-3724 Mother’s Day..... SUGGESTIONS < Belle Sharmeer HOSIERY *l*3s 1-95 Barbizon: SLIPS ' s 3’ oo to *5-95 Simplicity House Dresses Straight and Half Sizes 300395 Pat Perkins Cotton Dresses Straight and Half Sizes and 7*95 ATTRACTIVELY GIFT WRAPPED NO CHARGE. J j E. F. GASS STORE 0

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’ was greeted and relatives upon her return from church. A was held and enjoyed by the following: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson, Mr. & and Mrs. Murvel Andrews And family, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Egley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Franel and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and son, all df Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Andrews and family of Marion, Ohio and Mrs,. Phyllis Cline and son of AUayne were unable to be present. STATE JUNIOR MEETING HELD IN* INDIANAPOLIS junior members of the American Legion auxiliary, Ann Ehinger. Marilyn Braun, Mary Miller and Willa Mae Goelz. accompanied by Mrs. E. Bauer, Mrs. Dal Brown and Mrs. Chester Dalzell, attended a state junior meeting in Indianapolis Saturday. The meeting opened at ten o’clock in the war memorial building, followed with a dinner and at the governor’s mansion from two until three o’clock. Adams unit 43 and N'erf Haven unit 330 were asked to furnish entertainment and presented a Costa Rican folk dance under the direction of Mrs. Dalzell. An essay on "My Rights and .Privileges as provided by our Constitution," submitted by Mary Miller, won first place in the state and now' goes to the national competition. ■ CHILD WELFARE PROGRAM HELD BY LEGION AUXILIARY Mrs. Clark Flaugh was irfcharge of the recent program dealing with child welfare of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home. One of the greatest projects of the group for the year, the child w-elfare theme is contributed to by the merchants and the people of Decatur, without whose help it could not be a success. The group’s pledge to care and protect the more than 25,000,000 children of veterans, to keep up the Indiana Girl and Boy's school and the Knightstown's never been a fifflure, due to the untiring \Work of the American Legion Auxiliary. "v An additional privilege of caring for the children of Korea has been undertaken by the organization, and sweaters are now being knitted by; them for the orphans. Anyone Interested in knitting these sweaters may do so by calling Mrs. Flaugh, 3-2816 or contacting the president. Mrs. Dee Fryback at 3-3884. Miss Margaret Eiting climaxed the program by. talkingXon the project. She stated ‘.‘that ftie auxiliary is an organization, whose DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE plenaiwins Smith Drug Co. SHAVEMASTER OWNERS ! FREE Sharpening and Oiling , Service by Factory Representative SATURDAY, MAY 9th 10:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M.

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COL. JULIA B. HAMBLET, new director of the Women Marines, has the Insignia of her new rank pinned on her shoulders by CoL Katherine A. Towle and Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr., Commandant of the Marine • Corps, at a Washington ceremony. CoL Hamblet is succeeding CoL Towle as head of the distaff Marines.

Society Items for today’s publication must be phoned in by 11a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 \ TUESDAY So Cha Rea. West End 'Restaurant,. 6:30 pini. Tri Kappa, Mrjs. John Spaulding, 7:30 pjm. ft Catholic Ladies of Columbia, C. L. of C. hall. 7:30' p.m. Aeolian choir, Decatur high school music roori, 7 p.m. tVoman's’ Guilt!, Zion eJ| R. church assembly room, 6:15 p. m. Woman’s Missionary Association, Mt..-Victory U. B. church, Mrs. Fairy Cress, S p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, public party, Eagles home, 8 p.m. Delta Th#ta Tau. election, Mrs. Dick Mansfield, Jr., 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY Our Lady]of Good Counsel study club, Mrs. Robert Andrews, 8 i p.m. Girl Scoutt Headers club. Room 206 of Decatur high school, 1:30 j p.m. • : Parents of Monmouth seniors. School. 8:15 ,p.m. Sancta Maria study club, Mrs. .Fred Bashara. 8 p. m. i St. George studyi club, MM Edward Linder, 7:30 p. m. \ft ‘ . i■' Psi lota XI, election, Mrs. Hugh Andrews, 8 p.m. s | | THURSDAY Order of Rainbow Gills, formal ; initiation, Masonic hall, 7 p.m. Missionary meeting, Mrs. Betty Boerger, postponed. Ladies Aid, Trinity fthurch, 7:30 p.m. St. Jude study club, Mrs. Jos- I eph Shell, Bjp.ni. Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid j\ost- I poned. Nuttman Avenue U. B. Woman’s Association, Mrs. j Arthur Nuenschwander, Berne, 7:30 p.m. Methodist Ever - Ready class, Mrs. Homer Lowet*, 7:30 p.m. Mother and Daugli|er 'banquet Zion Lutheran Parish hall, 6:30 p.m. Union Chapel Ladies Aid. all day, church . St. Ann Study club, Mrs. Mathias Coffee, 7:30 p in. • I Magley Ladies Aid, all dav meeting. • I ’ . • Lincoln P..T, A., Lincoln school 7:30 p,an. FRIDAY American i Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 8 p.mi. , Emblem qlnib installation of officers, Elks home, 8 p.m.; Banquet, 6:30/.p.m. ‘ ° I ! SA T U i Craft-club A. M. round and square dance. ! Masonic- hall. 8:30-11:30. p. 4 Study rffi of St Mary’s Catholic parish, Jiake/Isale, Western Auto store, 8 1a.m.l until 12 noon. members helpj those in need A;fiS and“ that the ehiln does just this! by - proi^j f benefits for a BUI* jsr nrl ent children, giving Conditions and preventing juv mile delinquency.” In speaker stated that “the American Legion Auxil- • ; [ MOTHER’S DAY \ 1 \ j HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO

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—— - "?,■ f ~ T 1 '*" ? '' Mkft. ' "J IrKl . IM—; WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT Jd, mw American Ambassador to Ireland, I* shown with his wife and three of their four children as they sailed from New York aboard the llrier Amftrica. He Is the son of Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. The new envoy’s great-grandfather, Alphonso Taft, was American Minister to Austria-HUngary and to Russia. (Intematiortol)

country studied by the jruniors this year. Initiation ceremonies were held for the following girls after the dinner: Elaine Cochran,. Mary Byer, Judy Byer, Jack|e Chew, Patty Jaureguia, Carol Ann Devine, Fern Hunter, Nancy Holthouse, Mary Lou Holthouse, Mary Ann Holthouse, Sarah Gass< Anti Miller, Cheryl Carolyn Taylor, Judy Brown, Janet Brown, Marjorie Goeiz, Katherine Goelz, and Willa May Goelz. Mrs. Alta Brown acted as initiation officer and was assisted by Kay Bormann, junior chairman, Ann Ehinger, Marilyn Braun and Nana pee Aqrand.

Guests for the evening were Mrs. Mary Etta Lehman, junior chairman of the fourth district. Mrs. Mary Britton, president of unit No. 82 of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Dee Fryback, local Auxiliary president, and Mrs. Chester Dalzell. Gifts w’ere presented to Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Fryback and Mrs. Dalzrill during the program. A Costa R|can' folk dance was given by Ann Ehinger, Mary Miller, Marilyn Braim and Willa May Goelz under the direction of Mrs. Dalzell. x ‘ Prizes were awarded to the juniors and their mothers and games fallowed and were enjoyed, closing the program. / -• FINAL MEETING OF \ WOMAN’S CLtlB FJEL.D The final meeting of the Decatur Woman’s club was held recently with the Dramatic department in charge of the program. Mrs. Willlaih Snyder, Van Wert, Ohio, a young dramatist, entertained the members with character sketches of current, movies, plays and scenes. Dates to be remembered are May national Woman’s club convention at Washington, D. C. Any member may go by bus for the of $49 for the trip and lodging; September 17, an essay contest on Americanism containing 600 words, with the winner broadcasting b|y radio; and an approaching date. May 15, Indiana recruitment day at Indianapolis with a tour of Fort Benjamin Harrison. Anyone wishing to attend may contact Mrs. Roy Friedly. Mrs.? Lyman Hann wyis appointed defense chairman during the business meeting. Mrs. Kruse reported on the state' convention, with the theme of Americanism. The club expressed Its thanks to Mrs, Roy Kalver and kll who helped make the benefit movie project such a success, i > \ ' Closing the meeting was an announcement that all program chairmen have, sports of dates ready by June 30*‘bq that the program books may be completed for the new year. x ■' ' 7 HOME DEMONSTRATION FESTIVAL SATURDAY Adams founty home demonstration (Hubs this week are observing national h o nre demonstration week. Plans are, being completed for the home demonstration festival to be held Saturday at the

Decatur high school gym. All Seventeen will prepare an exhibit which will be on display throughout \lthe day. The exhibits will include 1952 and 1953 hpme demonstration club lessons. These include: Insects in home |nd garden: choosing home accessaries; yeast breads; com■inunityf meals; outdoor cookery; ihappy -family living; getting what you for; crafts; and cancer. The. achievement committee members making plans for the ekalbits Are: William Bertsch, Mrs. John Borne, Mrs. Herbert Hawkips, Mrs. Marshall Hilpert, ahd Mfs. Omer Merriman. The program will consist of»an auction of haked goods, shrubbery, crafts, and sewing. A take walk will also be featured, iThe public is Invited to attend the entire .program t The :So Cha Rea group will meet Thursday evening for dinner Sat the West End (Restaurant at six thirty o’clock. T" . A business meteting with nomination of officers held during the Session,: will take place Friday evening bj| the American Legion auxiliary aj the Legion home at eight b’clock.: | The craft club of Decatur lodge dumber 571 F. and A. M. will sponsor a dance at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening fpom eight thirty until eleven thirty o’clock. Vhere will be both round and square dancing. All masons and Uieir wjves are invited to attend. Vhe charge will be 50c per person. Refreshjnents will he served during the’.evening. ■J’ / - I ■’ • '/ f - Mrs. Joseph Shell will be hostess to the St. Jude study club Thursday evening at eight o’clock. / * 4 ■ h ft. \, i Our Lady of Good Counsel study : c|ub wiH meet with Mrs.»Robert Andrews Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. r 4All thd study £lubs of St. Mary’s ttholicf parish will sponsor a ke salp Saturday morning from elight until twelve o’clock at the MTesterh- Auto, storp. I ——ft- ..." !• IljThe Order of Rainbow Girls will have fofmal initiation Thursday evening at seven o’clock at the Masonic hall. All Eastern Sta*r uktmberig, Masbns and i Rainbow I girls art| asked to he present. Ih i ■ / 1 ■ / ■ A Missionary meeting witl\ Mrs. Hetty Boerger for Thursday evening has been postponed/until the following Thursday. It Will be an ajil day pieeting and the members ai»e to come prepared for sowing. ft I —+ The Ladies Aid of f Trinity church will meet at the church Thursday evening.it seven thirty o'clock. All members are asked to be present. Hostesses^,will be Marie Deßolt, Zelma Chilcote and Clara Hill. -I - ■ ' ' ... Admitted; Misp Charlotte Ann Harris. /Decatur; Charles Feasel, Depatitr'Charles Aspy, Geneva. tHsnji«3pdj Clifford ,Q S Decatur; >. Mrs. Commodore West arid baby, boy. Decatur Mrs. Herman Steple, Decatur; Mrs. Betty Jean Milfpr, Woodburn. Ift | ——ft — I Mr. and Mrs. Hilaris Perez, of Van Wert, 0., are the parents of a baby girl£ weighing 7 lbs., and born Monday at 8:30 -the h<hp_itil. j . . r 'A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.. James Kane, weighing 5 lbs., 15,| oz.. at 5:37 p.m., Monday at the hospital. At 7:05 ia.m. today at the hospital. a 'boy was born to Mr. arid Mrs, I Robert Johnson and weighed 6 lbs., 10 oz. Hamburger Sandwiches, ii'lsc, Ehler’s Restaurant. • 1 ji ' - - 106t3 | ! j ft • * f A ROLL FOR yoUr CAMERA... \ ONE FOR A SPARE HOLTHOISE DRUG CO« ! I .ft

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berligg entertained with dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hadlon if .Saskatoon, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hadlon son, Marty, of Fort Wayne. | Dr & Richard Parrish >| attending a convention of international college of surgeqni in Chicago today and Wednesday./ H. D. Bradick of Liuja, Ohio, representing tjhe Shipmal| Company of Boston, called yesferday to talk over old times. His jinfcle. J. Frank Snyder, owned th|c i)em|ocrat in-the early eighties; according to Mr. ’ Bradrick, later ; going to LaGrange. v ? L \ George Ditto of Deepdir, who has been working as me|t cutter at the Rogers Market |at Fort Wayne, is now employed gt a similar job at Krogpr's in Bluffton. GIRL SCOUT Brownie Troop 21 met /Monday evening at the Lincoln school, We had roll call and collecUii our dues. We said the Brownie promise. Then we talked about h picnic we are going to have - . w| talked about day camp and eloped our meeting with some Brownifc songs. Scribe, Cynthia k'raven. Brownie Troop 2 held their court of awards Thursday. April 30 at the home of Mrs. pVatson Maddox;. The party was given -by Troop 2 the Trj| Kappa sorority. Brownies were presented their pins, wings and hanct books, Refreshments were then served. Those present were ; Analedft Barkley, Kathe Hain, MarytlHfelieZ Joyce Helm, Marylou Holtfyouae, Nancy Holthouse. ■ Patricia d&jrejngui, Janet Kiess, Mary ikpcher. Carolyn Kohne, i Marilyn patters. Janet Miller, Gloria Thelma Walters, M rs - Janies Colter, leader and Mrs. Joseplf Voglewede, co-leader. 1 | . i i ‘ '-'b '• ’ The oldest archeny society in the world is the Scottish Company of Archers, which has records dating back to 1676. Although the Royal Company, which |as its in Edinburgh, Scotland, began and remains a sjporting society, it. has acted since ttfe reign of King George ,1V at the* Ring’s Bodyguard for Scotland. j I Give your MMmHB i ' ; i La new |; | HOLTHOUSS , DRUG CO.. U■' •‘4 | ; I

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