Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 63, Decatur, Adams County, 15 March 1956 — Page 10

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*- DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Erary EvaaiM Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., tNC. Entered at th* lad., PoM OBica aa Saopad Class Matter Dick £>. Halier Preaidant J. H. Heller Vice-President Chat. Hol thou xe Secrstary-Tressntwr R<t#te By Mail Id Adame and Adjoining Conn Ufa: Ong year, |g.W; Six mon the, I4K; 3 months, $8.36. By Mail, beyond Adgma and Adjoining Countiee: One year, $9.00; $ months, $4.75: 3 montbg, IJLSO. By Carrier: 15 cents per wee|. Single coplee, 5 cents.

A check forger arrested this week in Port Wayne has admitted cashing checks in Decatur stores. Retailers can’t be too cautious about cashing checks for Strangers- Remember, it a Person is honest he won’t mind waiting while you check his credentials if in doubt. o o In 1776, Americans got so indignant over an English tax of . approximately twenty-five cents per person that they revolted. In November of 1956, Americans should be so indignant over a tax of approximately >4OO per person that they revolt at the polls against an administration that promised to lower taxes. ft 0 - ‘ ' if decent weather conditions prevail la Decatur this spring, both local high schools should be represented with above average baseball teams. The inclement weather so far has slowed down practice, but players of both schools are ready to go as soon as the temperature moves upward- ... Vice President Nixon seems to be holding his own in the national political picture. A very few "closies" to President Eisedbower have takers it on themselves to nominate a candidate for President and a candidate for President-in-waiting, but we don’t believe the American people will swallow such a pill. 0 0 We’ve had several inquiries recently:. At what became pt the greatly heralded winter adult program at the Youth and. Community center. Remember, about a year ago, people were asked to fill out questlonaires pertaining to the type of fall and winter program they wanted? That’s the last we heard of ttl '4- _ —0 0 . An American father, with two children and a wife and a $5,000 • a year salary, if he pays average federal, state and Iqpftl taxes; provides tor his family and contributes “just a little” to every so-called ’ worthy cause", would owe about 1300 at the end of each year. That’s what is called giving ’til it hurts.

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WING-TV (Channel 33) • THIHSUAY Kveala* S:UU —Gate»w*y To Sport* 6:15—-4«< k Gray, News 6:2s—The Weatherman 6:3o—Superman 7:oV—Death Valley Daj s 7;3U —Wna.it Shore Show . 7:4s—Newd Caravan B:oV—You Bet Your Llf« ■-•-■B:3.o—)>rutfnet 9:oo—The People’, Cho4ev — 9; 3#—Ford Theater 10:00—Lux Video Theater 11:00 —The Weatherman 11:10—Sports Today 11:15 —The News. Ted Straaser 11:30 —MFfcy Maud FRIDAY Moraiag A • 7 :vv— Today .9:oo—MorninC Marquee 10:00 —Ding Dong School 10:30 —Ernie Kovac Show ll;00 —Homo Art*r»«a 13:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford Show 13:30—Feather Your Neat 1:00 —News, Tom Elkins I:lo—The Weatherman J;15 —Farm, and Farming I:lo—Hene'a Charlie 3-W —Mu«b;d Moments 3:lo—Faith V> Lire P-* 3:ls—Behind the Camera 3:3o—Hay Milland Slmw 3:o't—NßC Matinee Theater «;00 —<‘arto»>u Expi’eaa 4;l«—Show Bsteinex* 4:ls—.Modern Romance* 4:30 —Queen For a Day 5;00 —Pinky Leo Show s:3o—Howdy Doody Bvohla* o:oo—Gateaway Jo Sport, 0:30—Follow That Man Theater 7:3o—Eddie Fisher 7; 45—News Caravan B:oo—Truth <w Conaequencea 8 30—Life Hiley 9:99— Rig St.-ry i 9:30 —CelebHty Playhouse 10; 00—Cavalcade of Sporta 10:45—Red 11:00—Pile Weatherman 11:10—Sports Today 11:15 —The News. Ted StriSßer 11:30 -Wre-stliHg • : -'i U;O0-JUUui>- <’M> •■-■- <

Republican political organs havf| been busy the last tow weeks idolising and promoting the virtues of Sherman Adams, assistant to the President. Os course this sudden outburst of love and admiration is to attempt to convince the people that Amercla is in safe and loving hands at all times even when the President is forced to relax and rest away from his work because of his physical condition. —-o—o-— Here is a word of advice to shoppers! Old man winter is still making a bid to slay gfith us, but one of these March mornings the sun is going to break through and you’ll realize that It’s almost Easter. Spring shopping In winter •weather is about like paying the doctor after you febl better, but don’t be a last minpte shopper. If. you do your spring shopping now, you will get the selections and at reasonable prices. Decatur stores arq tilled with many bargains. You’d bgtftr plan a shopping trip qoft! We join his many Adams county friends in yrqlcoming back home L. M. Busch?, who will be the guest speaker tonight at the thirty-fourth annual farmers achievement banquet at Adams Central schqol. Mart actually is an Adams county resident “on loan” to Purdpe University, which is evidenced by the fact that he is a farm owper ‘and taxpayer in this county. He served hope as county agricultural agent for eight years ans his ability was < soon recognized throughout the state. He has been an official at Purdue University since 1934 and on occasions Purdue has loaned him to the federal government for foreign assignments. Mr. Uuscbe’s visits to this county, while frequent, always are pleasant pygnts fpr his many Decatur fr|em|a and his countless acquaintances throughout the county. He always Ijas every minute of his visits consumed by unof-‘ ftcial greeters who arg propd of the fact that they personally know the internationally known agricultural expert. You know. Mart, you're always welcome back home!

WIMT - TV (Channel 15) Even... 6; 00—The News, Hickox SittrSS! «b 6:4s—Dduglas Edwards 7:00 —Dollar A Seto nd 7; 30—Gillie Playhouse B:oo—Ltftr-f* Worth Living B:3o—Showers of Stars 9:3ft—Four Star Piayhousq 10; ol>—Johnny Carson I,arty 11:30 —Newc Weather, Sport, FRIDAY U.irnhit 7:00—Good Morning B:oo—Captain .Kangaroo 9:oo—Early Show 14:00 —Garry Moore 11:00—ft’s Fun to Reduce 11:15 —Gary Moore 11:30—Strike It Rich Volant Lady 12:15—Love of Life l’:3o—Search For Tomorrow 12; 45—Guiding-Light I:oo—Jack Parr Show 1:30 —Love Story S;oo—lt’s Fun to Seduce 2; 15—Robert Q. Lewis 2:30 —Candid Camera 3:oo—Bfe Payoff 3:30 —Bob Crosby Show 4:oo—Brighter Day 4:la—Secret Storm 4;30 —On Your Account 5;00 —Bar 15 Ranch Evening 6.oo—The News. Hickox 6:lo—Sports Extra, Grossman 6:ls—Gene Autry 6; 45—ixuglas Edwards 7:<d>—Disneyland B:3o—Our Miss Brooks 9:oo—Crusader »; 30—Break the Bank 10:90 —The-Lineup' 10:80—person T<> Person 11:00 —Million Dollar Movie 12.:.?0—News, Weather MQVIRS ADAMS “Good Morning Mise Dove” Thurs sat t;3n. 3:3;’: .1.31; ' '-daily The Kid Fri. al 7 S >9< ■■»:»*. .

20 years Ago [ Today March 15, 1936 was Sunday. ) ———— .. ,;.t—-————— ( Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LSI o —1 Q. Will you please list some of th? expenses of the bride’s parents foe her wedding, A. The JnYitations, the bride's trousseau." decorations for the church and house, soloists and organists at church, transportation for the bridal party, th? wedding reception, dinner or breakfast, the bride’s presents to her bridesm|ids, and a wedding present to th? couple.- - Q. if a Woman is seated in a streetcar or bus, and another woman carrying a baby is standing, should she offer her seat? A. Yes; and if there are any mpn seated nearby, they should be extremely embarrassed for their lack of good-breeding. Q. It one has already given a present to a newborn baby, and is then invited to the christening, is one expected to bring another present? A. No. o - (, Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE 2 0 —————————— u Relining the Coat If one's coat is badly in need of relining, carefully rip out the present lining, ripping a,ll seams, and press to remove th? wrinkles. Then use this as a pattern for the new lining. Be spre, -as you rip. to take note of how the old liijing was stitched to Is® coat, and follow this plan. The Refrigerator Lukewarm water and borax used for washing the Inside of the refrigerator will keep it sweet and clean. A piece of charcoal kept on one of the shelves will absorb all the pdors. Ivories Keep ivories in a moist atmosphere. A small receptacle of water should be kept in the cabinet with valuable ivories. SCHOOL REPORTER was established was shown to the business classes Monday. This film showed the different ways that credit was checked and how many different types of people use credit and for how many different places. ft was very interesting and enlightening to the students. F-oSA H» srffi.. This .grading period will end in

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two weeks so if anyone has grades that they're wary about, you better get busy!! P. M. H. S. — Christian life emphasis week ’was observed last week-end by Huntington College and the two quartets from Pleasant Mills were iiiyited guests. Mary and Betty Myers, Wanda Lugenbill, Marilyn and Duane Seiple, Lynn MeffeYdv Larry Merriman, Mary Speakman, Carl Sipe, and Homer Gause made the trip. The college sponsored tours and really showed their campus in aetterr. The boys and girls stayed in the college dormitories and enjoyed their stay very much. — P. M. H- 8. — ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH By Barbara Fiechter

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Gradu all o n ! May X 6 is still two months away, but sen ior Centralites are eyeing it just the same The fact th al they're looking evpn farther than that shows

up. in their mot- i to — “N6T finished, just begun." Thpugh tyuying name cards and announcements have

topic, the seniors’ eye on the future will be sharpened as career week progresses. Career week, whiuh will really extend over a longer period of time, is that part of Central’s guidance program that helps the graduating Centralites decide on their life work- This year principal John O. Reed has scheduled at least six speakers. Among them are representatives of social security, law, and the nursing profession. Slated also are visits from people of the three armed forces, and the General Electric Co. — A. C- H. S. — Incidentally, there's a sort of sidelight that ties in with that senior motto . . . Cadet blue and white were chosen for the class colors at the same meeting that saw the class pick the motto. The red carnation is their flower. — A. C. H. S. — Certainly congratulations go to junior high coach Leroy Cable and his high-flyin eighth graders for taking the county laurels for the second time this year. The night was March 6, when the Greypups defeated Berne in the finals of their county'tournament. So. on a happy note, basketbail fades from ; the limelight for another year at rCeptral. ~, ♦ ¥ ' H - s - I n’fftfk mark April 10

on their calendar In red, fpr that’* When track season officially opens in a meet With Decatur. Central tMtfRW m «t practice even now, building up their strength and wind. A new note on the spring sports picture: thia year the Greyhouds x will participate for the first time in the E. I. C. track duels, with the Yellow Jackets also added to the schedule. — A. C. H. S. — Last Friday, those seniors copped the top in the annual Jol ra ’ class basketball duels. The'fwshmen had fallen earlier that week* to the sophomores, while the seniors had conquered a fighting junior .squad. Friday noon saw the finals- played off in a snappy threpstanzw battle (each period six minutes long) with the seniors victorious. 17A. C. H. 8. — Beeps and Bops are racing for top salesmanship honors in the sophs' stationery sales! Captained by Mari Yoder and Gary McMillen, the two groups are out to sell — whew! what a talk they have

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dreamed up, tpp! — all types us eag«aved statloaery. gnvalppes, name cards, and dinner napkina. A» q( yesterday noon, Muri's Bops were out in front, with sales of 1205. whill the class total amounted to >2BO. m- A. C. H. 8. — ' Two special programs added recently to the junior-senior high assembly program schedule promises Centralitep a real treat in educational and entertaining “time outs” from routine studies. This morning, the Portage Singers of Forrest Park high school in Valparaiso, gave an informal concert. Excitement is predicted to reign among the pupils as Doc and Mary Ford present the Ford circus specializing ip ventriloquism and putting trained animals through their tricks. Then "Man ip the Window,” scheduled next in the series of regular bi-weekly films, la to be shown when time permits. — A. C. H. s. — Practice sessions of the band and chorus during activity periods have been, especially pleasant to

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hear (reported by persona walking through the gym corridor) for the music department*! two senior organisations are readying tor district contest competition. They'll

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