Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 5 August 1953 — Page 3

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delts z to have stand AT AUCTION SALE Os interest to those planning to attend the Saturday evening auction sale conducted by the students attending the Reppert school of Auctioneering, will be A refreshment stand on Madison street directly Jacross from the auction site._ iMembejs of Delta -Theta Tau sorority are sponsoring the stand from where the public may purchase items such as ice cream.

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DON’T MISS THE DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS AT DECATUR GIFT CENTER AIR FERNS—Reg. 49c each i___ 4 for $1 SNACK SETS—Reg. $1.59 X—L_ each $1 SPECIAL GRAB BAG—Guaranteed jO Value Over $2 each $1 Over 150 DIFFERENT $1 Items—some reduced from as much as $2.50. YOU Can Get A Real Bargain on an Anniversary Clock or a Pop-Up Toaster! WATCH OUR WINDOW! DECATUR GIFT CENTER “The Right Gift at the Right Price” ' — - i&utfd ' '"T A LOT OF j GOOD PEOPLE I|| ■ SS and country 1 . lEKRITORY, more each year. jr J * Ours is a good community IZ live y picked a good p,aCe to nt t WELCOME THESE jl NEW. FAMILIES — MORE ™£m THAT ’ we need g I<O GILLIG t DOAN , FUNERAL HOMI /X DECAT »Jt Phone 3-3314

Dollar Days at Hammond’s Fruit Mkt. I JBSI/ DRIVE OUT TO THE HIGHWAY . I % FOR your FRESH LsX. Fruits and Vegetables ' b i - ' . H k ■ ’ nnru 24 HOURS -M FREE DELIVERY V■t M* \ EVERY DAY I $2.00 Purchase or More L tvtni v | Two Deliveries Daily 10:30 a.m. & 4 p.m. i ■' - • , . \. * ' ' ; i "'. ■'■ ' I ■' 1 . j II . '' V - j 1 j ■ , U.S. NO. 1 Indiana Sunkist \ 1 Potatoes • vine ripened Oranges 1 J 49c Peck Watermelons 4 Doz - sg-oo Sunkist J I ' ■ Lemons 7 < I plenty of, 49C Doz. f " Y HOME GROWN Full of Juice Guaranteed Red Ripe Sweet Corn HAMMOND'S FRUIT MKT. 240 NORTH 13th STREET i PHONE 3-3703

home made cake, pop, hot dogs, pop corn, etc. All proceeds will go toward the philautropic work carried on by the sorority. V -• rH- i ANNUAL IRWIN REUNION HELD SUNDAY- TThe 17th annual irWin family reunion, which was scheduled for Sunday at Lehman park in Berne, was transferred to ’he home of Mrs. Virgie Foreman east of Berne, due to the inclement weather. The following were present: 'Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Irwin, Miss Joyce Irwin, Miss Ann Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williamson and daughter, Judy. Mr. and Mrs. La Doyt Miller and daughters. Eleanor and Janet. Raymond Zehr. all of Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Foreman and daughters, Jean and Esther, Monroe; Mrs. Virgie Foreman; Mr. and •Mrs. William Kauffman and daughter. Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and daughter, Dor-.

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liHiw k I * y W [ jßr Olr' / J & 9 l/ O iJL Jb I? 'Wv . * ' 2 ■lt v- 1 I MR. AND MRS. THOMAS E. BUUCK were married in a recent ceremony solemnized in the Woodburn Lutheran church. The Rev. L. W. Schulenberg read the double ring vows. \ The bride is the former Maryene Krick, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Orley Krick of 204 'Sopth Eighth street. Mr. and Mrs Albert Buuck of Monmouth are the groom’s parents. The coupfe are making their Home for the present with the bride’s parents.

othy, Berne; Mrs. Inez Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buckingham and sons, Johnny and Jimmy, Geneva. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Schaffner, Mr. aijd Mrs. Gale Bates, Mr. and Mris. 'Ray Bates Sr. and children Toijimy and Terry, Judy. Kathryn, Roger Bates of Van Wert, Ohio, Mrs. Charles E. Foreman, Bobliy ’Martin, Indianapolis, Mr. and Donald Myers and children, Jahice, Stanley and Linda, r Bluffton and Mrs. Chalmer Snider and daughter. Christine Ann of Wil’shire. Ohio. . rl. ’ . j ! ( Admissions !|j Mrs 4 William Becker, Rockford Ohio; ■ Master Raymond Foster, Huntington. i Dismissals Mrs. Forest Lake, Decatur; Mrs. Douglas Gilpiin and baby boy. Decatur: Mrs. Paul Reimer and baby girl, Decatur.

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Captain Donald 1 A. Norquest of the organized reserves is spending 15 days active duty with the 32ilst logistical poinmand at Camp McCoy, Wis. ’Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Koenig spent the week-end with a brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Keck of Melrose, Ohio and •together they motored to an? other brother’s home, Carl Keck, to ceftfbrate the latter’s 59th birthday with a supper, held in the Upper Sandusky park. 1 J i 1 ■■ I The Rev. and Mrs. Harvey H. Hocker of Monrovia, California, are visiting Rev Hocker’s brother. C. E< Hocker and wife here. Rev. Hociter was 'raised at Monroe. and will preach there in the Methodist church Sunday morning. He Will be glad t<? greet his old . friends at church Sunday morning. if you nave sometnmg to sen oi rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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<■ ‘ Society Items for today’s puls llcation must be phoned In by 11 R. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 THURSDAY Decatur Girl Scouts Board of Directors, Mrs. C. L. Dalzell, 8 p. m. - Women of Moose, Informal initiation, Moose home, 8 p. m., Officers, 7:30 p. m. i Unit 1, Bethany E. U. B. W. S. Wj S., Mrs. Wendell Seamen, Monmouth, 2 p. m. Trinity E. U. B. Ladles AJd, Church, 7:30 p, m. FRIDAY Union »E. U. B. Friendship Circle class, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kessler, 8 p. m.

Mirthsl A baby girl, weighing 8 lbs., 6 oz., was borp this morning at 11 a. m. to Mr. anq Mrs. Sam Yost at the Adams county mcm-i orial hospital. This. is the first <hild in the family. Mrs. Yost; is the former Norma Jean Appelinan.

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Deny Split Between Eisenhower, Dulles On Use OF Troops To Rebuild South Korea WASHINGTON, UP — Administration officials said today there is no split between President Eisenhower and secretary of state Jfohn Foster Dulles on use of U. S. troops to help rebuild South Korea. , ; They said Mr. Eisenhower and Dulles are Ln full agreement that American .forces will give technical assistance only and that has been their idea from the outset. Dulles stirred up a hornet’s nest las't Saturday when he told a group of Allied ambassadors that the administration plans to use American troops to help witk postwar reconstruction in Korea. Some members of congress immediately

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protested that American coinbat troops .must not be turned iut<j “forced labor battalions.’’ 1 The White House became so upset at the congressional reaction that it issued a statement Monday night assuring the senators -there was nd plan to employ American as “labor troops in Korea.” Instead, It said, the President "'waits our forces to give technical assistance to the South Korean gdvernment so as to accelerate reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the war-ravished country.” Rep.- H. R. Gross, R-la.. Tuesday interpreted the White House statement as a “repudiation” of Dulles and called for his ouster as secretary of state. In further efforts to put down talk of a split between Mr. Eisenhower and Dulles, the state department issued a statement Tuesday night saying Dulles ‘‘neither said nor implied that troops would be used in any sense as “labor battalions' in Korea.”

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Non-Stop Record By Jet Bomber Claimed vl I T.VMPA, Fla. UP —The air force today claimed the record ifor' non-stop flying in jet - aircraft with the 4,450-milg flight of -k; B-4i7 Stratotfet bomber from Fairford, England, to The six-engine craft landed at ’McfMll |iir force base here Tuesday after a nine hour and 53 minutes journey, mostly over water, without a Jialt. —7 Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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