Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1955 — Page 2

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MRS. JOHN GAGE IS GUEST SPEAKER AT MEETING The Adams county Federation 1 of Womans club met at the Youth i and Community t’euteV recently! for their November meeting. Mrs. i Roy friedley, president presided over tjie business meeting and Rhe ’ stressed that tliis""is mental health I week and asked that each member bring a gift for the mentally iii. Each gift is to be labeled man or woman and taken y» the post office. Mrs. Roy Frledley presented Mrs. John Gage, who told of her ■ recent trip to Europe and Africa.' Among- the. many interesting places she spoke about were England, Holland, Germany, Switzerland. And Italy While in -Rome the Pope - gave his blessing on the 22 niem- — hers ttr Mrs. Gage's party. She told of riding camel back to see ! the pyramids of Egypt. Mrs. Ernest Lelunan of the i Farm Hineau «;o chaii man of .meeting and hostesaea were ; from the Farm Rurettu. Rose Gar- ! . i SIHP lONISHI WITHGtIt PAINS OF ARTHRITIS RHEUMATISM or Your Money Back! Take PROVO Tablets as directed today. Prove to yours* 1 It A <s no belief nonnarcotic' relief itx«i Arthbtuyßhaumalic mubcutar o hw.and pacn attacks . . . and at halt the usual cost. Double action PR.I VO 1 ablet> gne prompt relief from pain, attacks - . supplies vitamin C, sc osenti.il to the feohh an#,<lasucicy of cooncu’ng issues m joints and body, use i/2 the tankrs in bottle ... if not satisfied with results. rctU*r» balance to PRUVQ for mwy back, PRI VO is so safe, too ... so why not join rhe thouSißds fivinir a more comfortable life, thanks to PROVO, in case of severe pain, e on PRt VT* by buying 225 tablet (. -IhwM mzc at $f do, or 450 tablet tl ’ pit-il size at $7.50. ££T PNUVO IT YOUR ORUt SlQ££ IJLQAY Smith Drug Co. j

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den dub. and the Decatur home, demonstration club. I •....< —-~ - HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB HOLDS RECENT MEETING ' The Friendship Village home demonstration dub hiet recently (at the Kiinsey school, with Mrs. ! Clair Carver, v-iee-presidenC in charge. The cfUl» prayer and creed were repeated in unison and Mrs. Oscar Young gave the devotions. Mrs. Charlie Myers gave the lesson on “Interior Wall Finishes.'' The history of the song of the month was read by Donelda Marek|el and they sang the song ‘Auld Lang Syne.” Twenty four members answered to the roll call, and Mrs. Paul Burkhart gave a report on her trip with the county group to. Detroit and Canada. It was decided to ; have installation of officers at the next meeting, which will be held ' at the Kimsev school and will he- '' gin at If) a.m™ the third Thursday of December. - j-j Following the Intsiness meeting, a birthday auction was held. The , hostesses included the Mesdames • Charlie Myers, Fred Freewalt. Iv■an Foch. Thurman Wolfe, and i Harry Workinger. , Mrs. Robert Zwivk will be hosi tess tii the Psi lota Xi honorary I group dessert bridge tonight at i 7:30 o'clock. >The Academy of Friendship will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock at the Moose home The Sunshine Girls will have inspection • Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the K. of P. homeThe Sunshine meet Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock a the K. of P. home. All members ! are urged to attend this import* I ant meeting. '

The. story book hour will be held j Saturday afternoon at the public library at 4 o'clock. A Thanksgiving and Christmas[ party was held by the Korean class ‘ of the First Baptist church Thursda> evening iu the “church base-’ . went I tinner was served at 6:30 o'clock from tables decorated with horns of plenty filled with fruit i and autumn leaves. Gifts were ex change)! am! games were played. , The Rev. and Mrs. Stuart Brightwell were guests for the evening. ‘ Society Items for today’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Karen Striker Phons 3-2121 MONDAY Psi lota XI honorary group, des sort bridge. Mrs, Robert Zwlck. ’ 7: 30 p, inAcademy of Friendship. Moose home. .7: 30 p. tn. Junior Arts department of Woman's club. Barbara Kalver. 7:30j P. »>■ Adams county cbrotis. Farm Bureau building at Monroe. 7:30 p. m. V. F. \V. Ladies auxiliary, busi-f ’ ness meeting, post home. 8 p. m Rosary society. K. of C. hall. 8: p. m. TUESDAY Kirkland Ladies club, .Adams | Central school, 7:30 p. m. Church Mother's study club. Mrs Ray Lehman, 745 Parkview Drive. 8 p. m. Deca.ur Weight Reducing club. 1127 Nuttman avenue, 8 p. m. .Great Books discussion group, public libiary. 8 p. m. Rebekah lodge, regular meeting.! Odd Fellows hall. 7:30 p. m.. Three Link club after lodge. Delta Lambda aud Xi Alpha Xi chapters of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Mrs. Robert l.ahe, corner of sth and Marshall streets. 8 p. m., joint social meeting. Turkey and ham supper. Pleasant Mills Methodist church basement, 5 p. in. to 7 p. m. St. Anne's study club, Mrs. William Kohne. 7:30 p. tn. American Legion auxiliary unit 43. social meeting, Legion home. | 8 p. m. Delta Theta Tam sorority, home j of Mrs. Vera Laurent's parents.! Mr. and Mrs. Herman Geimer, I route five p. m FRIDAY : Sunshine Girls. K. of P home. \ 3 p. m., all members urged to atmff? .3, m Mg -♦ . i ' j SATURDAY Story book hour, public library, 4 p. m SUNDAY Sunday Girtt; - taapert ion. K. of; ■ P. home. 1:30 p. m.

THE DKCATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

L > J The hog sale at the Berger farm near Ossian last week may have set a new record for that area, when 120 pigs, two to three months old. brought a total of $9,100 or nearly S7O per head. Announcement has been made I of the engagement of Mias Shirley I Flueckiger by her mothei 1 , Mrs. j Ida Flueckiger of Berne, who is to ’ wed William Emshwiller of near Poneto, who is attending Valparaiso Tech. Miss Flueckiger is the secretary to the superintendent of the Berne-French school. j At the Adams county memorial , hospital: A baQy boy was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blum of Berne at 11.01 a. in., weighing sevi en pounds and ten ounces. Mr- and Mrs. Edward Igney of Decatur are the parents of a baby I girl born Sunday at 1:18 a. m., weighing six pounds and one 1 ounce. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Menno Schwartz of Monroe ; Sunday at 9:55' a. m. weighing five pounds and ten outices. 4bjOSMTU Admitted Vhrich Reinhard, Berne: Wheeler Brooks. Berne; Mrs. A. C. Spade. Bryant; Miss Karla Sue Sprunger. Berne: Miss Julie Anri Woipert, i Deca; urDismissed Mrs. I ton Harvey and baby boy. . Decatur; Miss Kathleen Affoider, ’ Berne: Mrs. Marion Weirauch and baby Troy. TVoodbu riT; Miss Vera Fisher. Willshire, O.; Mrs. Thomas Sheehan and baby girl. Decatur; Mrs. Earl Geyer and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. John Mayer. Decatur; Mrs Alfred Scheumann and twins.! Hoagland; Mrs. Leon Huffine and baby boy. Rockford. €>.; Miss Susi an Maines. Decatur; Master James j Williamson. 'Decatur; Master Steven Weikel. Linn Grove; Miss Karen Barkley, Decatur; Mrs. David Nussbaum and baby girl. Berne; : Master Phillip Morgan, Decatur; ! Mrs. Clarence L. Miller and baby boy. Monroe: Mrs. Oscar Scheiner and baby boy, Decatur; Harvey - Bucher, DecaturDEVISESAFETY (Continued From Page One! said the date, for the first day of school in the new structure would be announced either Tuesday or Wednesday. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Five Minor Wrecks Reported In City Only Minor Damage Done In Accidents Five accidents and one state police arrest took place in the Decatur area over the week-end. Charles,’•F. Keller of Covington, Ky„ was arrested for speeding on U.S. 27 Saturday. He was fined $1 and costs, totaling $15.75. The parked car of Patti Hancher was hit on Mercer avenue by an auto driven by Martha E. Finch of Willshire, Ohio. Saturday. The Finch auto was headed north on Mercer and went into a slide. Damages to the Hancher car were estimated at SIOO and the Finch vehicle had SSO damages. A parked car belonging to Kenneth R. Weaver, Fort Wayne, was Mt in the drive of the Decatur Wutli and Community Center by Mi auto driven by Raymond McDougald of route one, Decatur. McDougald was leaving the center when the accident occurred Saturday. Damages to the Weaver car were estimated at S3O and the McDougald vehicle sustained only $5 damages. A car driven by Myrtle Baumgartner of Decatur was hit in the rear end at the intersection of Monroe and Second streets Saturday by an auto operated by Melvin Kleine of Allen county. The Baumgartner car had stopped for the red light and Kleine was unable to stop in time to avoid the collision. The Baumgartner car sustained only S2O in damages ; while Kleine's auto got SBO in damages. A, car driven by Robert Black of Decatur was hit at the intersection of Qrant and Line streets Saturday bjj an auto driven by Lary M. Smith of Decatur. The Black car was proceeding south on Line street and Smith turned left off , Grant street and hit the left rear I fender of the Black car. The damages to the Black auto were esti-: mated at slls and the damages to the Smith car were not known The parked car of Richard I of route five, Decatur, was 1 hit onsJHadison street Sunday by Marilyn Spieth of Decatur: The Bleeke car was parked on the south side of the Catholic church and the Spieth auto pulled into tbe alley between Fourth and Fifth streets to turn around. In backing out of the alley, the Bleeke car was hit. No damage was done to the Spieth vehicle and damages to the Bleeke par were unreported Thanksgiving Service At Lutheran Church “Bless the Lord, -e- my soul, and i forget not all His benefits." Psalm i fO3, 2 — is to be the sermon theme ; and tea: of the special services of I thanksgiving to be conducted Wed-1 nesday evening and Thursday I morning at Zion Lutheran church; ■ West Monroe and Eleventh streets. I by the pastor, the Rev. Edgar P . I Sehmidt. The Wednesday vesper | will begin at 7 o’clock and has | been arranged to last about 50: minutes to accomodate the basket- j b»U fans. The Thanksgiving day j service will be conducted at 9 I a., in. pion’s 35-voice choir, dir-' feted by David Embler, will sing “Let all things now living," an old Welsh melody for thanksgiving, arranged for chorus by Katherine Davis. The choir will appear a', noth services A special thank-of-fering that will be received at the services - has been designated for the church building fund. The public is invited to attend either of title two Thanksgiving services. Zion congregation, together with ether Lutheran churches in the greater Fort Wayne area, is conducting a clothing drive for world relief. Donors are a-ked to bring their packages to the parish hall basement no later than Thanksgiving Day. 4-H Achievement Banquet Is Held The- 4-H achievement bajiquet ais held recently with a carry-in suj>;>er featured at 6:30 o'clock at the' Monmouth school. The tables —r ‘ . You'll get the Professional Service you and your Doctor have the right to expect when you let our Experienced Pharmacist fill your Prescriptions. ■•’ ■ ■ I J! If BylA 111 ■‘WJacHi '.' Z ' '

w<re decornked la green and white, the 444 colors. Tbe meeting opened with group aingipg • with . Miss Orace Foreman preeld- ( itjg at the piano. Devotions and prayer were given , by Theodore Grotrlan, and MrsErnest Lehman. S. and E. leader. presided over the installation of officers, which was a candlelight service. A musical program was presented and Leo Seltenright and Miss Bertha Landis, distributed the 4-H achievement awards with the help of the leaders. There were 166 present at the meeting. To Face Charge Os Traffic Violation i Mrs. Simon Heemetra of Fort Wayne, a former Decatur resident, has been charged with disregarding a stop signal in Fort Wayne following an accident Monday. Nov. 14. in which Charles R. Hill, 34, of Payne, 0., was killed. Mrs. Heemstra, who was injured in the accident, was treated at the Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital. She is scheduled to appear in Fort Wayne city court Wednesday morning. Audio-Visual Parley Set For November 30 One of 12 regional audio-visual leadership conferences for Hoosier school teachers will be conducted by Indiana University Wednesday, Nov. 30 at Riverside School. Vance and Kentucky Aves.. Fort Wayne. The -course, presented by the I. U school '■of education and division of adult education in cooperation with the Indiana state department of public instruction, is open to school officials, teachers and PTA leaders, h will consist of one afternoon and two evening illustra.ed presentations. THANKSGIVING 1 SPECIALI Mon., Tues., Wed. Only FREE TURKEY With purchase of any major appliance. GORDON’S WESTERN AUTO STORE

Carl Gerber Is Thankfulj A tt Snl M>VnW Who wouldn’t be thankful with so many nice customers ' * and such a good business as Carl has? To show his appreciation, Carl started weeks ago to dope out some money-savers for your Thanksgiving table. It took patience, and a lot of shoe leather .. . but we think flvf? ■"A ¥ you’ll agree that Carl got it in the end. Come to Gerber’s Meat Market .. . where you’ll find W| "*• gj everything you need for the holidays .. . turkeys so tender jwljb'-, that you’ll wonder what ever held the birds together ... and if your sweet tooth craves trimming too . . your wisdom teeth will tell you that Gerber’s Meat Market is the place to shop! LOOK—Carl is really splurging this week! < * ORDER NOW - FOR Birds — Eye THANKSGIVING ■ F,OS ! E "! OMB STRAWBERRIES TURKEYS — CHICKENS aRABBITS - SMOKED HAMS ll> ' ’’"L-! 3 FRESH OYSTERS Pt. 83c —" ■■■ ii i i ' PEGAHS lb. $1.69 MINCED MEAT lb. 29c |Kg| fcl| )§ c eac h Parrot’s SLICED BACON . — 2 L»s. 85c fiSwiZß ... Bordens Ph lißajwSfld TURKEY O| ICE CREAM [|g|gj! dinNl «/ 2 Gal. 69c lO®* 75c each Gerber’s 150 S. 2nd St. Phone 3-2712 . S-. ■

BAGHDAD PACT (Continued From Pag* Ou*) ganization (SEATO). However, since the treaty was created laM February by Turkey and Iraq, the Soviet Union diplomatically has "jumped” the northern tier by establishing close tie* with Egypt. The Cairo government is receiving arms aid from behind the Iron Curtain. Thus. Russia's threat to outflank the Baghdad Pact nations was to be a prime item on the agenda, along with relations between the new organization and NATO and SEATO. — . » New Delhi—Pakistan is said to be the world's major producer of jute. Cotton comprises another important cash crop.

THE PRICES OF MANY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES ARE GOING UP BUT WE’RE HOLDING THE LINE WE’RE GOING TO KEEP OUR DRY-CLEANING PRICES AT THE SAME LOW LEVEL THEY HAVE ALWAYS BEEN IN CASE YOU’VE FORGOTTEN: OUR PRICES ARE STILL THE LOWEST IN TOWN AND OUR WORK IS OF THE SAME HIGH QUALITY AS BEFORE JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THESE BARGAIN PRICES LADIES’ LADIES’ Plain Dresses, Plain Skirts, Suits & Coats Blouses & Sweaters MEN’S MEN’S Suits, Topcoats Trousers, Sweaters & Overcoats & Sport Shirts z ft z » MEN’S HATS - CLEANED & BLOCKED 69c SHIRTS LAUNDERED -20 c EACH CASH and CARRY MYERS CLEANERS (7 Cor. Madison & Second Sts.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1955

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