Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1954 — Page 3

JUNE i(J, 1954

WEDNESDAY,

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I—l - ■.Kiln. IMOGENE 7 PALMER WEDS i DAVID L. ZIMMERMAN Exchanging nuptial vows Satur- ' day afternoon at t,wo-thirty o’- 1 clock were Miss Imogene Palmer 1 of Fort Wayne and David L. Zlm- 1 merman, son of Mrs. Arden Schill-, ing of Decatur. Parents of t,he 1 bride are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer T. 1 Palmer of route 2, Eaton Rapids, 1 Michi ' The Rev. Herald Welty of Decatur and the Rev. Norman Zina- ( merman, uncle of the bridegroom, i performed the ceremony in the West Berne Missionary church be- 1 fore an altar banked with candelabra, ferns, palms and two beauty vases of white stocks. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a crystal white gown of imported Chantilly lace and nylon tulle-over-satin. The sculptured bodice featured a high scalloped neckline, buttons down the back and long sleeves which tapered to points over her hands. Her bouffant skirt fell to a chapel length train. A fingertip veil of nylon tulle was caught to a tiara of seed pearls set with rhinestones and she carried a bouquet of white roses and ivy. Mrs. Marilyn Gerig of Auburn was maid of honor and Miss Zelda Ensminger of Bobo was bridesmaid. They were attired in gowns of embroidered and nylon tulle in white over taffeta slips, one of maize and the other of orchid. Their long torso bodices ' highlighted by a double Peter Pan collar and puffed cap sleeves. The very full tulle.skirts were waltz length and they carried arrangements of deep red beauty roses. Attending as flower girl was Miss Cheryl Ann Neuenschwander of Fort Wayne. Her floor length dress of pastel green organdyover- taffeta was designed with a Peter Pan collar and- tiny puffed sleeves. Dean Coursey of Detroit, Mich., served as best man and ushering the guests to their seats were Wilbur Wanner of Berne and Kalvin Palmer, brother of the bride. Deanie Zimmerman, cousin of the bridegroom, was ring bearer. Mrs. Palmer chose a navy bine dress with white accessories for her daughter's wedding and the bridegroom’s mother selected a two-piece dress of wavy blue accented with white accessories. Both wore corsages of white roses. Immediately following the ceremony. a reception was held af'lhe

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approximately 200 guests. Servers were Mrs. Robert Miller of Waynedale, Mrs. Wilbur Wanner of Berne. Mrs. Marceil Zehr of Berne and Miss Mary Mae Christman of Berne. For traveling to northerd' Michigan the bride changed to a floral silk print dress with whit# accessories and a corsage of white rotes. They will reside at 0906 Elzey, Waynedale. .... . The bride is a secretary to the dean of students at Fort Wayne Bible school and Zimmerman, a graduate of the Fort Wayne Bible school, is now doing construction work. The couple plan to sail for Sierra Leone, West Africa this fall where Zimmerman will be engaged in missionary work as business, manager of the’field, under the direction of the Missionary church association. IRWIN REUNION HELD SUNDNAV AT BERNE The 18th annual Irwin familyreunion was held Sunday at Lehman park in Berne. There were 51 people present. A delicious carry-in dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent socially. The following attended: Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williamson and daughters, Dee Wolff. Mr. and Mrs. LaDoyt Miller and daughters, Dorothy Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Myera, 'Raymond Zehr, all of Decatur; C. M. Foreman, Clarence Feller of Monroe; Mrs. Virgie Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. William Kauffman and daughters, Allen Zuerch-. er, Mr. ahd Mrs. Frank Myers,, Mr. and Myi. Donald Myers and children of Berne: Mr. and Mrs. Clint Charleston. Mrs. Inez Buckingham, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buckingham and sons of Geneva; Mr. and Mrs- Herbert Arnold, Jerry Arnold of Bryant; Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. ~Foreman, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamp and children, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Pearl Schaffner. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline and Judy Bates of Van Wert, O. LOCAL WOMEN TO SING AT STATE CONVENTION Among the home demonstration club chorus members who will sing at the state convention at Purdue university Thursday morning and afternoon will be 21 Adams county women. , . They include Mrs. Leo Svhwartt. Mr®. iMyrtle Neadstine, Mrs. F.ith|l Frances Biery, Mrs. Eula Stanley/ Mrs. Frona FJoyd; Mrs. Rutji Smtthley, Mrs. Minnie Stucky, Mrs. Martha Stucky, Mrs. Cordelia Adler, Mrs. Ella Burry, Mrs. Ada Stucky, Mrs. (Margaret Kuhn, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, "Mrs. (Mary Fenstermaker, Miss Audrey Whitehurst, Mfs. Gladys Neuenschwander, (Miss R. Stauffer, Mrs. Flossie Lyebarger and Mrs. Alva Lawson. Members of the local chorus are also planning to accompany other Indiana women on a special trip to California in August. Highlight of-this trip will be a performance I!■■■■■ iMKiiiiiwLiii l ii7.7wii ii , "-r* » : H .'ii.'.m— ~ I.’i .; 4 n«.». Bake Sale, Saturday, June 19th at City Hall. St. Johns Ladies Aid of “Flat Rock.” T-x

at the 'Hollywood Bow! Aug. 22. . .Those who will wake the trip will be announced later. DECATUR GARDEN CLUB MEETS TUESDAY The Decatur Garden club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gerald Strickler, with Mrs. William Kohls as hostess. The business meeting, which opened with the collect and verse of the month, was conducted by Mrs. Kohls. It was decided to accept the suggestion that the northeast district meeting of November 4 be held in Decatur. Mrs. N. A. Bixler explained the plan of the national council to erject a permanent home at St. Louis, Mo. and it was voted that each member make a personal contribution. The Berne flower show will be held Saturday at the community auditorium. The lesson on conservation was presented by Mrs. Hersel Nash, who pointed out the dangers of not conserving the country’s natural resources. Mrs. 0. L. Vance received the door prize, after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Kohls, assisted Jbly Mrs. Nash. SAFETY DISCUSSED BY FARM BUREAU “Dangers of Excessive Heat” and “Vacation Driving” were the safety subjects discussed at the Monday evening meeting *of the Root township Farm bureau, held at the Monmouth school. The differences of sunstroke and heat ex- : haustion were pointed out and methods of treatment were given. The slogan given for vacation time driving is “Make Courtesy Vour Code of the Road.” The meeting opened with the song, “Faith of Our Fathers,” followed by prayer. Devotions were given by the social and educational leader. It was announced that the county (Picnic will be held at Lehman park in Berne July 18. Each family is to bring a city family and enough food for both. A panel dis- > cussion will be conducted by Mrs. Elmer Armstrong of the Farm Bu-. reau home department. Chairman

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jOmer Merriman conducted the business session. There will be no meetings in July and August. Fred Meyers spoke on "The Importance of Preservation of Rural Culture in America," followed with a discussion and movies. In observance of Father’s day, gifts were awarded to William Selking, the father present with the most children, and Sherman Kunkel. the grandfather with the most grandchildren. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. PRESBYTERIAN MARY CIRCLE HOLDS MEETING The M&y circle of the Presbyterian Women’s association met at the home of Mrs. William Affolder. An excellent report on the quadrenial. meeting of the national council of Presbyterian women which met on the campus of Purdue university June 1 to 7, was given by Mrs. Ray Walther and Mrs. Lois Bodkin. “Christ is the Way" was the theme of the quaddenial meeting. Mrs. John Magley made several announcements, including the June guest tea at the church Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock. During the social hour Mrs. Affolder was assisted by Mrs. J. L. Kocher, Sr., and Mrs. Dick Burdg.

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