Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1953 — Page 6

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Bake Sale and Rummage Sale. W.S.CS. Bethany E. U. B. Church, Saturday, 9:00 a. m. Decatur Hatchery. it

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i If you have 'something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. Trade in a good Town—Decatur

SOCIETY PRESBYTERIAN MARY CIRCLE MEETS Thursday afternoon, the May meeting of the Presbyteriap Mary ■Circle was held at the manse with Mrs. Ray J. Walther as hostess. Prayer began, the session and was offered by the hostess. Mrs. James L. Kocher, Sr., led the devotions, using the subject “What Does Christ Mean to You,” and read from a book by Dr. Fosdick. The Lord’s prayer was recited in unison and the afternoon leswith a most interesting review on the book, “Africans on'??Afari,” by Mrs. Edward Cook. A report of the recent Presbyterian meeting at- Goshen was given and a letter from Korea also read. A tea was announced fdr June 25 and in July a combined meeting of the Mary and Martha Circles will be held with a picnic following. The synodical meeting will

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be an event of June 9-lb«l at Hanover. I The Mizpgh benediction closed the meeting. During a social hour, refreshments were serv|d by the hostess, assisted by Mrsa Bert Haley and Mrs. S. D. Beavers. CHURCH OF GOD BANQUET HELD THURSDAY ,1 | Seventy five guests attended the annual mother-daughter* banquet Thursday evening |n tfte Church of God parsonage. Mrs* Frances Tallen, state president of the Women’s Missionary society and former missionary to the British West Indies, was the guest speaker. The banquet was served by candlelight, with the tables decorated in beautiful pastel shades. Each guest received a miniature May basket. Mrs. Edwin Call and Miss Virginia Taylor received femall potted plants as did several greatgrandmothers present. J Participating in the J program were Miss Gail Egley, Mffs. Robert

G. Strickler and Mrs. Many Hazelwood, president of the Decatur missionary society. Decorations were 1 ! in charge of Mrs. Elmer Scott, Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, Miss Norma Agler, Miss Joyce Irwin, Miss Caroline Strickler, Miss Virginia Tayter and Miss Casandra Strickler. Serving were Mrs. Paul Myers, Mrs. Elmer Scott and Mrs. Kenneth Watkins. t J j « \ .7 The Decatur Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock with Mrs. Manley Foreman. The lesson will be on outdoor cookery. The group celebrated their 20th anniversary Wednesday in Fort Wayne visiting places. Mrs. Albert Beineke county president was a guest for the day. Twenty eight members enjoyed the occasion. Tri Kappa sorority will hold a mother and daughter banquet Tuesday evening at six thirty o’clock at the Zion Lutheran parish hall.

Members of Delta Theta Tau sorority will sponsor a concession at the Spring festival beginning Monday evening. All members are requested to help with the protect and to be present during the festival on these evenings by seven thirty o’clock. | The. Friendship Village club will meet at the Klmsey school Thursday afternoon at one thirty o’clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Nora Bollenbacher, Hula Tickle, Ina Raudehbush, Virgie Buchanan and Dorothy and Donna Marckle. Members please note the change of time. WJospjtal a v 1 * wtiu Admitted: James Randall, Chicago, Ill.; John Floyd, Monroe; Mrs. Ethel Birch, Monroe; Mrs. Fred Dellinger, Decatur; John Meyer, Berne; Harvey Butcher, Bryant. Dismissed: Homer Smitley, Decatur; Mrs. Bryce Bauserman, Berne; Mrs. Robert Heimann and baby girl, Decatur; Mrs. Wayne Shoaf and baby girl, Decatur; Mrs. James Mcßride and baby boy, Decatur. iMr. and Mrs. Randolph Brandyberry are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 7 lbs., 3 oz., and born at l:sAa.m. today at the bosStafford (Rogers k and Eugene Doty of Fort Morgan, Colo., stopped in Decatur last e venin g to visiit friends, enroute home from Detroit. Stafford Rogers is the son

FREE! FREE! i-p . ; ~r — ’’ 1 " Down Payment ON A NEWk PACKARD CLIPPER »{I . ' t 1 H ——■ ■ ' ' j ■ . . I '/ ‘ ‘ ■ ZjFTf Fl FJX i •. ' ■ • .. ... I/ : ( H / •ZZ I SATURDAY, MAY 23rd-8:00 P.M. - P-L' -• ' v-_ • NOTHING TO Bl Y • * YOU HEED HOT BE PRESEHT ? * NOT NECESSARY TO TRAtE-IN A CAR * ■MM MBSSiMSiMMeaWSWmaaWMWSMMHMMWMaMMH ' ' YOU MUST BE 16 YEARS OF A(jE OR OLDER ,Jist Come Io And Sign You 1 Name Daring I .> THE DECATUR SPRING FESTIVAL IHmRECG HmR S II.ES 104 N. Third St. sj ' Decatur, Ind. —- ■

of the late Rev. Floyd Rogers, a former pastor of the'First ißaptist church in this city. The family left here aboul 35 years agb. The

lootina H I d/vunu/ IwSHFkc P/TpHiS isn’t my picture, -JL but it represents me. •O i 1 your l° ca l Packard f dealer and I’ve got two , things to say that’ll prob- / abl y * nterest you a good deal, f - <<^rst > folks tell me from all / over that this new Packard J I CLIPPER is the buy of the year! You can’t fool Americans r | about an automobile. When they give a car the boost they’ve given the Clipper— it’s in! “I’m lucky to havi i a few Clippers and I’d appreciate it if you’d come by ind take a look, or a ride—or both. You’ll find a lot of au omobile that’s making news everywhere in performai ce and pride—the only mediumpricbd car in Amerii a built in the fine-car tradition. “Here’s the other thing: we’re celebrating Packard J Invitation Month irt honor of the new Packard Pro- ’ ' gram—and the factt ry is awarding 12 new Clippers, 12 new Packards, aid a Grand Award of the sensational sports car, the Packard Caribbeanl—to people who participate aiyJ follow the rules. It’s a fine time to come by and let us give you the story.” APacfainl CLIPPER mwtmm r ’ <l " iv ' red is only Decatur, Ind. •Plus State and local taxes, if my. Optional equipment and white sidewall tires extra. Prices may vary slight! ■ in nearby communities due to .shipping charges. WINTEREGG MOTOR SALES. 104 N. Third St. Decatur, Ind.

FRIDAY, MAY 15,. 1953

young man is’j engaged in the oil business and f stated his mother te living in Oklahoma. Trace In a Good Town —Decatur!