Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1953 — Page 3

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PATRICIA TREON WEDS BILL REICHERT Mias Patricia Lou Treon, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Treon of 357 Stevenson street, became the bride of William Reichert, Jr., only son of Mr. and Mrs. William Reichert Sr., of route 1, Monroe, Thursday evening at six thirty o’clock. The candlelight ceremony was read by the Rev. Traverse Chandler in the First Christian church, following a musicale by Miss Carol—Elzy. Jack Lawson as vocalist, sang "Because,” "O Sweet Mystery of Life” and "The Lord's Prayer” during the exchange of the double ring vows. Given in marriage by her father, the bride selected a bridal gown of candlelight nylon tulle and Chantilly lace over satin. The fit-

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ted bodicb featured a wing collar and long tulle sleeves which tapered to points over her wrists. The bouffant skirt was accordian pleated and highlighted with a lace apron. A two tiered lace juliet cap with a rolled tulle edge trimmed in small pearls, held in place her silk illusion Veil. A cascade arrangement of white roses made up the bridal bouquet. Mrs. Ned Riesen, Berne, was matron of honor and Miss Barbara Walters served as bridesmaids. Their dresses of yellow and orchid were of netjind taffeta, and they carried bouquets complementing their dresses. Mrs. Treon was present in a black dress with white accessories while Mrs. Reichert selected a tan silk dress of shantung with brown accessories. Leonard Schwartz served the groom as best man. Ushers were Ned Riesen, Jack (Runkle, James Striker and Palmer Schwartz. Immdeiately following the ceremony the reception took place in the church parlors. Serving the guests were the Misses Karen Strickler, Tilda Ensminger, Deloris Werling and Dolores Delauter. The bride graduated from Decatur high school, while the groom attended Monroe high school. Guests from a distance included Felix Rousseax, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Thieubeaux and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edsen Matthien. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson, Versailles, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs; Vernon Kimmery of Van Wert, Ohio. JUNE MEETING HELD BY HOMEMAKERS Thirteen members and four guests were present for the June meeting of the Happy Homemakers club, when the group met with Mrs. Herbert La-Fontaine. Mrs. Gerald Cook read the story of the song of the month, “In the Time of Roses.” Devotions were in charge of Mrs. P. Miller, who also reed a poem. Roll call was answered by each member giving her wedding date. The lesson on out door cooking was presented by Mrs. Carl Adler.

01 || MRS. RICHARD C. RICE was the former Miss Margaret G. (Mailand, daughter of Mrs. Bertha MaKand of near Decatur, before her marriage Sunday evening, June 7. in the St. John Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rice of near this city, are the groom’s parents. Following a short wedditig trip, the couple are residing with the bride’s mother. —'Photo by Anspaugh.

The group voted to have a picnic in July instead of the regular meeting. The club prayer closed the session. A social hour followed with games enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Richard LaFontaine. COUPLE TO OBSERVE i WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The Rev. and Mrs. Ezra Glendening of west of Geneva, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open house from two until five o’clock. In case of inclement weather the event will be held at the Geneva Methodist church. Rev. Glendening is a retired minister and a member of the North Indiana conference. The couple are the parents of five children, and have nine grandchildren and one great granddaughter. TRI KAPPA AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS Eighteen high school Students from Indiana, who will be graduated this month, will receive scholarship awards from Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority, it was announced at a recent meeting of the organization’s scholarship committee at the Claypool hotel, Indianapolis. This year’s scholarship fund amounts to six thousand dollars. Since Tri Kappa first started its scholarship program, over half a million dollars have been spent by

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Children Present Program Sunday ' On Sunday Morning At Zion Reformed

The annual children’s day program will be held in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday morning at 10 o’clock, during the regular worship hour. The program will be as follows: / Processional—Mrs. Harold Murphy, organist. Primary and junior departments opening service and songs./ Opening prayer—Larry Hoffmad. Congregational hymn. Up Early—Kenny Uhrick. Loyalty—Joe McNerney, Eddie Wert. Janeen Augsburger, Linda Aeschliman, Donnie Aeschliman, Ronald Owens, Kathleen Shoaf, Judy Tutewiler. i ; Presentation'of nursery and kindergarten. • Deeds Speak—Stevein Hazelwood, Deane Lehman, Jeannie Aeschliman. Dianne Miller. Words of Wisdom—Sherry Prijce. The First Children’s Day—Janet Kiess, Mary Louise Sharpe, Mary Ann Heller. Today Belongs to Jesus —Mary Beth Snyder. Let’s Go Fishing—Stephen Pickford, John Cowan, Jack Miller. The Partners—Annette Thomas, Karen Robinson. Rita Gantz. > The Book for the World —Tim Murphy, Pat Franklin. In the Beginning God —Gary Robinson. Steven Dellinger. I Thanked God —Judy Stauffer. - Bible Heroes —Cbnnle Kiess, Den 4 ' nls Fuelling, Michael Kaebr, Jeanne Hoffman. ‘ Shoulders to the Wheel—Ronnie Kiess. Neighbors—Marjorie Goelz, JudyShoaf. God Is Good —Carol Ehrsam. Jesus Loves Everyone—-Steven Hazelwood, Bobby Ladd, Greg Ladd Bill Schaefer. A Child’s Prayer—Russell Augsbuirger, Elaine Weidler, Lester Ehrsam. Offering: . . . Offertory—Mrs. Murphy. Offertory Prayer. , Pleasing Hiin—Candance John-? son. Why I Children’s Day— Michael Fuelling. Paul Feller, Ronnie Poling. Carol Kiess, Ellen Houk, Maxy Jane Eichenauer. All Through the Week —Shirley Painter. A Closing Prayer—-Jimmy Hoffman. Congregational hymn. The Benediction — ,Rev. William C. Feller. All members of the church and friends of children are invited to attend. v

the state ahd local chapters. Beside the high school pupils, the dean’s award will be given t this year to Valparaiso University for the dean of women to use at her discretion for women students in need of help. Mrs. John E. Fell, Kokomo, council president, met with Miss' Celeste • O’Shaughnessy, vice-presi-dent and chairman of scholarships and her committee to make the selections. A luncheon followed with the state council members, Cross Keys staff, province officers and the state public relations committee. ’ i T i Tlje Union Chapel W. S. W.< S. will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock with Mrs. Wayne Troutner. Mrs. Warren Nidlinger will have charge of the prograiri. The ladies of the church are invited.

I• r Society Items for today's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 ■ SATURDAY Rummage sale, Zion E. ‘ JR. church, 9 a m. i* Teen age Dance, Flo-Kan Sunshine Girls, K. of P. home, 9-11 p.m. Children’s practice, Presbyterian church, 1:30 p.m. MONDAY Our Lady of Fatima study d|ub, Miss Rosemary Spangler, 6 p.m. Rosary Society, K. of C* hall. 8 p.m. Adams County Home Demonstration chorus, Monroe school, 7:30 p.m. Methodist Night Circle family picnic, Hanna-Nuttman park* 6 P.m. . i TUESDAY Eta Tau Sigma, Mrs. LeoFaurote. 8 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles IJall, 8 p.m. . ? C. L. of C. pot-luck supper* C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. Union Chapel W. S. W. S., Mrs. Wayne Troutner, 7:30 p.m. V. F. W. Auxiliary, V. F. W. sall, 8 P- m - / 1 .? Pocohantas Lodge,' picnic, legion park. 6:30 p.m., meeting. Red Men’s hall, 7:30 p.m. Decatur W. C. T. U„ church Wesley room, 2 p.m. ’ Trinity E. U. 8., W. S. W.S., church, 7 p.m. I * Decatur Garden club, Mrs. 1 O; L. Vadfce, 2 p.m. j| j Tri Kappa initiation ceremoiiies 2:30 p.m., tea, 4 p.m.. Elks home; banquet, Fort Wayne Orchid |Rlflge country club, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY .’ jj, iDecatur Home Demonstration club, Mrs. Cecil Gause, 2 plinJ Psi lota Xi, initiation dinner. Moose home, 6:15 p.m. - d£_ o The Rosary Society willi meet Monday evening at eight o’clock at the K. of C. hall. ; .8 It ‘ Eta Tau Sigma sorority Avill meet Tuesday evening at eifeht o’clock with Mrs. Leo Faurotd. ' A special meeting of the (Cagles Auxiliary will be held Tuesday evening at the Eagles hall at eight o’clock. • If . I 1 ’’ ; ■ IL L Our Lady of Fatima study club will- meet at the home ofi Miss Rosemary Spangler Monday evening at six o’clock. Mr. and IMrs. Tom and daughter, Joni of Beloit, Ohio, fare spending the week-end in locator visiting with relatives. MrqW Terveer and daughter will remain ifegt week. 1 . Mr. apd Mrs. Lewis Smith ;are vacationing in Michigan this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlow of Geneva iwilj observe their golden wedding June 2d with open house at their home on east Line street. W. D. Cross, well known Geneva resident, has ibeen quite ill’ Ifhe past week but is reported so. be improving. iHis sons, W. D. Jrk and Wilson of Chicago and South Bend have been with him this week, Mrs. A. S. Elzey, 89, of Ossian, •widow of Abner Elzey and* ' ivell known here, fell at het home at Ossian and broke a hip. She' ivas taken to the Lutheran hospital at Fort Wayne where the bones were set and she is reported some i improved. A marriage license has begin issued at Bluffton to Dolores Marie Franke of Ossian, route two. and Henry Scheunvann of Hoaglamd. Mrs. Luella Ellsworth, whl» *has t>een enjoying a visit in New York City and Newark, N. J., the! j>ast week, is expected home Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Teeple entertained her daughter, Mrs. Lillie DgWitt of Indianapolis and her Jack DeWitt and family of Florida with dinner Friday.

Admitted: William Biggs, pecatur; Vernon Haley, Portland; Baby Cora Garcia, Decatur; Miss ‘Mary Louise Sheets, Decatur; MissJrene Tope, Decatur.. Dismissed: Mrs. Donald Giant and baby boy, Decatur; Dpnald Hoagland,’ Monroe; Miss Rebecca Smith, Monroeville;, i Miss Mary Louise Sheets, Decatur; Mrs<Ambrose Spangler and baby girl, t)ecatur ; Mrs. Leroy Huffman and'baby girl, Decatur; Mrs. Gormann Kauffman and .bauy boy, Decatur;,.Mrs. Leo Sprunger? Monroe. If you havA something to sell or rooms for rant, try a. Democrat Want Ad. R brings results. F J fj Trade in a food Town—Decatur

Children's Program At Trinity Church To Present Program On Sunday Evening The annual children’s day program 'will be held at Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Parents afid friends are invited to the following program: \ Prelude —Kay Wynn. Prayer—Chalmer Bollenbacher. Nursery department — Songs: ’“Good Evening to You,” “Sing, Little Children. Sing.” Exercise: “Little Lambs” — Karen Shackley, Brad Karen Barkley. Songs — “High In The Tree Tops,” “I Open My Bible and Read.” “It Is True”—Janice Kelley. “Little Hands Can Serve” — Carolyn Sue Hill. “Our Father Is Kind”—Kathleen Kiess. Songs — “The Little Stars,” “Jesus Loves Me.” “Just In CSse” — Darlene Andrews. / Exercise: “A Welcome"! —Rosey Hakes/ Janet Winteregg, Timmy Singleton. “A Greeting”—Rickey Kelley. Exercise: “June” — Janet Fugate, Ddhnalii Kiess, Dianna Girod, .Cdnnie Conrad. “A Long Way”—Vera Hill. Exercise: “Poor Dollie”-r-Connie Harmon,: Carolyn Harmon, Sandra Green, Marilyn Harmon, Carol Hovermah. Barbara Williams. “Work for Jesrfs”—Dianna Davidson. Piano soio—Cheryl Bollenbacher Exercise: “Making Garden" — Neil Butcher, Jerry Egley, Donnie Feasel, Tommy Davidson. Jimmy Hill. “Sunday Morning”—Garry Feasel. Exercise: “Peacemakers” —Barbara Addy. Gloria Harvey. “End of Day”—Janet Rugate. “True Jpy”—Dohnalu Kiess. Accordion solo —Sandra Jackson. Exercise: “Spade and Rake and Hoe” — 'Richard Fravel, Rickey Hakey. David Wynn. “A Big. Red Rose” — Christine Reed. “My Road Map”—George Kiess. Exercise: “The Workers,” "The Builders’* Kenney Hill. “The Carpenter” Harbld Ballard, “The Farmer” Stanley Hill, “The Gardner” Danny Butcher. “The Sailor” Bobby Andrews. Vocal solo—Linda Jackson. “Perhaps”—Kenneth Reed. Playlet: “Without Fear.” Mrs. Adams, Sue Shackley, Gretta, Linda Jackson, Eileen, Scarlett Feasel. “A Little Girl of Long Ago”— Charlene Feasel. Song: “He Is My Friend’V-Be-ginners and Primary departments. “My Offering”— Dertnis Bollenbacher. \ ? “Cheerful Giver”— Jimmy Andrews. Guitar and vocal solo: John Paul McAhren. Playlet: "The Revels of. the Sunbeams”: Queen. Kay Wynn; 1 Sunbeams—(Tnalee Barkley, Sherlyn Shackley, Sheila Foreman, Dianna Deßolt, Cheryl Bolienbacher, Elaine Cochran: Water Sprite, Rebecca Jackson; Discontented Little Girl, Naureen Egley; Blind •Boy, Joe Chambers: Woodcutter, Steven Butcher. The, Benediction—ReV. John E. Chambers. . ! |

MbvBIBTHSI ■ " Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnes of Geneva. are the parents of a baby boy; born Friday at 2:10 p.m. at the hospital, weighing 6 lbs., 12 oz. At 5:59 p.m. Friday at the hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Friedt became the parents of a baby girl,' weighing 7 lbs., 9% oz. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haggard at 1:24 a.m. today at the hospital and she weighed 6 lbs,, 15 dz. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Simmons of Berne, are jhe parents of a 6 lb. baby gift, who was born today at the hospital at 6:23 a.m. > v Visit Is Made To LaGrange Hospital A visit Friday by county officials to the LaGrange county hospital revealed, according to reports, a wellrun modern institution of 40-bed capacity. On the inspection team were Cal Peterson, the hospital board, county commissioners and Miss Blanch Krick, Adams county memorial hospital business manager. The trip was made on a suggestion by ; the architect of the LaGrange hospital, A. M. Strauss, who has an eye to getting the contract for the |400,000 addition to the local hospital, if and when it goes through. i The king snake, rightly named, is more than a match for other snakes his size, says the National Geographic Society. A constrictor, it is immune to the venom of rattlesnakes, copperheads and water moccasins.

X/>- I ! P ■ ~ * V JlWi IKr < ■ ■ " x- 5 , -j' i • A,- ' ! ' ■ : ': ~ ; I j . j MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. YOUNG, of q? 2 Wekt Washington street, announce the engagement of their daughter. Shirlee Jo. to William A. Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews of Galion, Ohio. Miss Young is a graduate of Galion, high school and heFTiance, also a graduate of jthat school, is a at Oftio State University. No date has been announced for the wedding, t

Library Receives Gay Messages Frofn Many Vacationers During this week the De.catur public library has heard from a number of vacationers and the tree ife already beginning to look very gay. People coming to the library are much interested in reading the messages from friends. The Roy Kalver family from Virginia; Mrs. Katherine Anker from Hahover College. Madison, and from Milton, Ky r ; Edna Dalzell celebrated her birthdayjin Chicago; Jackie Miller from Lookout Mt., Tenn.; Miss Ina Npack from Chesterfield; Mrs. Albert Lanning from Detroit, Mich, and Windsor, Cana-, da; Mrs. Alma Brayton attended her nephew’s graduation from Columbia University, Columbia, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Erviri and family from Winchester. Ohio; Miss Florence Haney from Albert Lea. Minn.; Mrs. R. E. Glendenning from Hanover College, Hanover; and a large menu card from Big Sur State Park. Calif., with greetings ffom former Decatur friends: Mrs. Nora Mangold Hall; Bill and Lolly Fassett; Lois Black and from Bernice Andrews Low, and hes daughter Barpara and husband.

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