Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1956 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller President J, H. H»ll« Vice-President , Chan. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 88.00; Six months, 84.25; 3 months, 82-25. By Mali, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, ffS.OO; « months, 54.75; 3 months, |t.6O. By Carrier: 85 cents per week. Single copies, I cents.

In spite of Cold weather, tulips,! daffodils and other spring flowers! are starting to push through the! ground. I Cold weather is predicted again! for a few days, with a tapering! off toward higher temperatures! by the week-end. This is typicall March leather. * 0 0— P Sunday is know* as Mid-Lent Sunday. If you haven't already joined the crowds at Sunday services at the Church of your choice, Sunday would be a good time. Attendance at all Decatur Churches is at an all-time high. 0 0The fabulous starting salaries being offered college graduates by industry thia year should be an incentive tor every graduate of Decatur's two high schools to continue their education. Indications are that the highest percentage of graduates in the history of the two schools will continue next year in various colleges. 0 -0 • The Stratton Place Community association has offered to bear the biggest share of cost for construction of a shelter house at the city park located in the popular Decatur residential area just east of the river. The shelter bouse would' be used for picnies and other events scheduled in the Stratton place city park from early spring until late fall. The directors of the association will present their offer to the city at the next council meeting. —0 o The Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc. has issued a statement attempting* to ’ Explain the continued high retail cost of meats and groceries in the face of declining farm prices. Most of the spread the spokesman for Grocery Manufacturers says goes to higher salaries, .cost of operation. higher transportation costs and higher taxes. We are quoting, not agreeing! It is a certainty the retailer is not getting the vast price differential.

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WKJG-TV (Channel 33) Friday B:oo—Oateaway to Sports «: 15— Jack Gray, N«w» "" 6:3B—Th« Weatherman 6:30—Follow That Man 7:oo—Mchile Theater ? : «o—Eddie Fiahar 7:4s—News Caravan B*oo—Truth or Consequences B:3o—Life ot Riley »;30— Playhwse 10;00—Cavalcade ot Sports 10.-45—Red Barber 11:00—The Weatherman 11 Tad* Sfcrawer 11:30—Wrestling 13:00—-apolleiw of th© North SATURDAY IKiMNiRimF 9:oo—John Wayne Theater 10:00—Children's Corner ■■ G*ng ’ r*-~ 11:00—Fury - 11:90—Ramar of the Jungle Afternoon 12:00—Uncle Dave & Fete 12:30—CTrt©ae Up RH3®* I:oo—The Trail Riders I*3o—Two Gun Playhouse |sio—Musical Chatter 3:46—lndustry on Parade 3:oo—Minneapolis re St Louie 5; 00—Bowling Evening B:to—Sit Carton B:3o—Soldiers of Fortune 7:oo—Racket Squad 7:3O—TH* Big Surprise _ «:W—rt. Wayne Senrt-Pinals 9:3o—My Ltttde Margie 10:00—George Gobel 10:30—Your Hit Parade 11:00—Badge 714 H;3o—Four Fhoe© West ■. ~1.. I.....:**NDAY A rtIOCMI ■al 13:00—Cintrch of the Air 13:30—This is The Lite 1:00—-Feet Wayne Foru/n I:Bo—Frontier of Faith s:oo—The Christophers 3:3o—Richard ni s:9o—Captain Gallant Sfw. show a Great Life HtffKTcSJ • B:oo—Comedy Hodr 9:OO—TV Playhouse 10:80—Loretta Y'oung Show 11:00—Film Feature 11:SO—The Pendulum 13:00—Mews. Weather, Sports

The next to the last Chapter ■<n 1956 Indiana high school ■basketball will be written Satur ■day afternoon and night and when ■the contests are over, there will ■be just four teams remaining in ■the quest for the state championVship. Crlspus Attucks, IndianapS oils, still appears to be the team J to beat while thousands of fans f have made New Ross in MontF gomery county the Peoples* Choice. The plan of teachers In Decatur elementary schools and parents of pupils to gel to know each other better and discuss their children’s problems has worked out splendidly, according to Superintendent of Schools, W. Guy Brown. .The plan was started at the beginning of the present school year and,, a half day was set aside at thedose of each six week school period for patrons to visit the school's and become bettor acquainted "With the teachers and their problems. Many Decatur parents have taken advantage of the opportunity and the conferences have led to a better understanding of both parents and teachers. Tom head of the public relations department of Purdue Unlveraity. presently on leave * of absence to be a Democratic candidate for Governor stopped off In Decatur a few minutes this week enroute to a meeting at Portland, tom. former Wells county* resident la in the thick of the contest ( for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and indications are that he will have delegate strength th almost every county resident, is in the thick of wide acquaintance gained by his thirty-five years at Purdue and 25 years as head of publicity and advertising for the Indiana State Fair is of great assistance to the well known and popular candidate. Johnston has had experience which would be of great value if >5 ' 3T’ “ —— he were successful in his campaign. The dther candidates wilt know they have been in a battle.

WINT - TV (Channel 15) friday Evening B:oo—<Ne*w«, Hickox 6;10 —Sports Extra 6:ls—Gene Autry 6; 45—Douglas Edwards 7:0® —Disneyland B:4®—Our**!Mias Brooks 9:o®—Crusader 9; 3®—Break th® Sank 10:00—The Lineup v- - 10:30—Person to Person 11; 00—Million Dollar Movie 14:30—Nowu Weather Sports _ SATURDAY Kangaroo 10:30—Wihky Dink and Tou 11 oo—Mighty Mduee W: 30—-Johnny Jupiter - BigTop . I Gene Aurty. JAmboree 3:oo—lUrUem atebetmurs B Cummings Show a Tfi &2£n e Gleason I Who W.. r. 9:OO—TWO for th* Money 5 ■ 30—High For F? » : ll:(Mh_.Wr«rtHhg Frotn Hollywood 13:00—Newe, Weather Sports SUNDAY T»hi® i* the Life 10 : U and I LTvr eet 11:00—Fefth 'FerToda’y 11; 30—Camera Three 14:00—W's Take a Trip Fhclt * 340—You Are There 4-H—Front Row Center »:oO—Omnibus 7:3P—Private Secretury B;M>—«d Sullivan Shew 9 00—G. E Theater 9:3o—Alfred llttehcdck Present® 10:00—Appt. Wits Myenture 19:30—Mafor of th* Town 11:00—Fabian Os Scotland Yard WKWIES ADAMS "Benny Goodman Story" Frl. Mt JtM; 9rl»: Bat «t ArdT. 8:-40: 5:J0; 4-Wt 8W.40. Son. *t 1:P,: 3:27; -5:39; 7:51; 10:O3.

SPEAKERS AT ANTIOCH

a ~ Rev, Jake Hostetler

The annual missionary convention of the Antioch United Missionary church, which opened Wednesday, will close Sunday evening. Rev. Hostetler, of Goshen, former pastor at the Antioch church, will apeak at 7:30 o’clock this evening and at the concluding service at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. He spent one term of -service doing missionary work tn the Dominican Republic and also made a tour of Haiti. Rev. Brenneman, for the past eight years a missionary in Nigeria, will speak at the 10:30 a. m. service Sunday: He is a graduate of Goshen high school and Goshen College. He will speak on “Idol Worship" and show a series of slides on the work of the United Missionary church in Nigeria.

0 — 20 Years Ago Today 0 ■ •• - March • —C H. Musselman of Berne announces his candidacy for prosecuting attorney of Adams county in Democratic primary. Great Britain announces she will support France and Belgium if Germany attacks Mrs. Laura Beerbower, 45, of Geneva, died at her home Sunday. Jacob Schafer, 34, died Sunday at ths home of bis daughter-in-law, Mrs. Irma Schafer on Nuttman Avenue, Decatur. Decatur loses to South Side, 37 to 35. Fort Wayne Central won tliesectlpnal. Robert Heller is home for a few days from Piirdue to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Heller. h Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LKK Q When asked to write a letter of recommendation for a person who you know has been dishonest, negligent and immoral, what should you do? ■ - A. The best thing in a ease like this Hi to tell that person you make it a point never to write letters of recommendation- Under no circumstances should you be forced to write untruths about any personQ. We have just moved into a new home and it will be quite some time before we have it looking as we Want. Is it all right In the

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meantime to decline to show any of our friends through? A. Is it quite all right to say, “We wish you would wait until our home is presentable/ Q. When the guest-of-honor is a man. where should he be seated at the dinner table? A. At the right of th ehostess 0 ■' _ '1 « I Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE « — Sewing Hint When sewing, it is always well to baste with colored thread on light materials and white thread on dark materials. This will make It easy to find the basting threads when you are ready to pull them OUL Tan Shoes To clean tan shoes, put them oh shoe trees and scrub with a stiff brush, with soap and water. Ten, after being polished with a good russet polish, they will look as good as new. Peeling Onions The next time you peel onions you can prevent your eyes from watering If you hold a pin or needle In your mouth during the process. . V. 3 • ■ ■- . Buffalo — The U. S. manufactures more, than one-third of the world supply of cement and more that! four times as much as the next largest producing nation. Annapolis — The U.S. carrier Saratoga has as much power as 100 passenger locomotives.

Special Services At Baptist Church Plan Evangelistic Services For Week A week of evangelistic services will begin Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist church in Decatur. The Otev. William F. Rae of fitouffville, Ontario, Canada, will be the evangelist. Rev. Rae, a Baptist, was formerly a missionary to China under the auspices of the China Inland Mission. Sinee returning to Canada, he has been engaged in the field of evangelism. His messages will emphasise faith in Christ, and victorious Christian living. Rev. Rae was the guest minister at Spiritual Emphasis Week services in Decatur last fall. Mrs. Stuart Brightwell will be the song leader for the services. Mrs. Brightwell majored in music at John Fletcher College, and has

ADMINISTRATOR’S PUBLIC SALE In order to settle the estate of the late Eva Schumm, deceased, I, the undersigned Administrator of the estate, will sell at public auction the following, located 2 miles South of MIDDLEBURY, or 2 miles East of Wren then lt4 miles North, on SATURDAY MARCH 17,1956 Starting at 12:30 P. M. WESTINGHOUSE 21 inch television set, like new; Hotpoint electric range; Kelvinator 8 ft. refrigerator; Chrome breakfast set and 4 chairs; 3-piece living room suite; dining room table and 8 chairs with china cabinet, buffet; 3 - 9 x 12 rugs; 3-piece bedroom suite complete; Kelvinator 8 ft. deep freeze in excellent condition, (THIS DEEP FREEZE IS FULL OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND WILL BE SOLD) also frozen hams and other meats; Speed Queen electric washer; 4 rockers; upholstered rocker; upholstered chair; Emerson radio; White drop head sewing machine; Crown piano; radio; music cabinet; floor lamp; cedar chest; 2 piece bedroom suite; chest; 2 wood beds; dresser; 2 stands; library table; card table; several odd cnairs; medicine cabinet; table; kitchen range; kitchen cabinet; lamps; wardrobe; electric iron; lots of bedding of all kinds; tome linens; Set of silverware for B—Haviland China dishes service for 10— with gold band; many other good dishes and cooking utensils; lota of canned fruits of all kinds, good; electric Coffee pot; glass bookcase; Reo lawn mower with motor; International 8 ft rotary hoe, — ANTIQUES — Spinning wheel, yarn winder, old organ, spool baby bed, lamp with glass shade, rocker, walnut dresser with oak leaf cluster handles, clock, pictures and frames, many dishes and bowls, safe press, and other old items. — AUTOMOBILE — 1949 Pontiac four door car with heater and radio, with 23,000 actual miles, in excellent condition. TERMS—CASH. CARL EVERETT Administrator of the Estate of EVA SCHUMM Deceased WM. FOSNAUGHT, Attorney for the Estate Donald Mox, Merl Knittie—Auctioneers » . . . Ott Feigert, Attlee Gehres—Clerks - ' 29 9 14

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had additional study at low* State Teacher’s College and at Northern Baptist Seminary in Chicago. Mrs. C. E- Bell will be organist for the services, and Duane Seiple of Pleasant Mills will be the pianist. The church choir will present a special number at each service, and there w|ll be vocal and instrumental Soloists for each service. The evening services during the week will h*Ve special emphasis. Monday will be “Bring a Friend’’ night; Tuesday will be “Bunday School” night; Wednesday — “Family” night; Thursday will be “Missions” night; and Friday will be “Youth” night. “The Five Teens” from Pleasant Mills high school drill provide special music for the Friday night service. Services will be each evening from Sunday,. March 11 through Sunday, March 18. Time of the services is 7:30 p.m. A completely staffed nursery will be provided during the serviced. The o public is invited to these services.

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FRIDAY, MARCH ». 1959