Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 135, Decatur, Adams County, 8 June 1956 — Page 2

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Children's Day At Reformed Church To Present Program On Sunday Morning The annual children’s day program wilt be given in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday morning during the 3<» o'clock

Real Estate and Personal Property Auction STATE OF INDIANA SS: IN THE ADAMS CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY OF ADAMS AfRIL TERM. 1956 IN RE: ESTATE OF 1 No. 5116 " rnn* m wwk ( NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL CORA M. IKMA. ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRODECEASED ‘ PERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Wilma Mt. Andrews. Administratrix of the estate of Cora M. Penee, deceased, by* virtue of an order of the Adains Circuit Court, will offer for sale, at public auction, at the late residence of said decedent; in the City of Decatur, in eaid County and State, on the ; 16th day of June, 1956, at 1:30 P.M., all of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate. tbwit: Inlot Number one hundred ninety (190) in the First Addition to the town, now city, of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana. This is a seven room modern home on a nica corner lot. and consisting of a living room, sitting room, dining room, kitchbn and one bedroom with stool on first floor and two bedrooms with complete bath oa second floor The house has a full basemeht with gas furnace also a gas hot water heater; The rear porch is enclosed and there are front and side dutches. This is a beautjflnl shaded corner lot with lots of flowers and shrubbery, two car garage is on this lot. Inspection can be arranged If you will contact the Auctioneers. TERMS OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE: 20% cash on, day of sqle, the balance due and payable upon of Admltfistratrfx’S' Deed approved by the Court and a merchantible title with abstract’ furtjUhed. brought down to the report of. sale and the entry Os the Admin-' istratrix’s Deed tn the records of the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court, said real estate will be sold at not less than 2/3 of the full appraised value. The real estate tobe sold, free from liens ekcepti ig the 1956 taxes due and payable in 1957, and thereafter. Possession to real estate to be given In .thirty days if merchantible abstract can : be provided within that time. . - ■ i... VDSill I.* Said Administratrix will also offer for sale, at public auction, nt the late residence o< the decedent at 334 North Fifth Street* DeeatunIndiana, on said date and at said time, the personal property of said estate, Consisting of: Two pc. living zoom suite; davenport, 2 - 9x12 rugs and pads? 9xlo rug and pad; 7'jfc. dining room suite; china cabinet; antique dishes; Singer sewing machine; twin beds with innersprin'g mattresses; maple bed; maple chest of drawers; wardrobe; 4 racks;' 1 end tables; S library tablet; $ lamps; matched and odd chairs; kitdhen ! cabinet;. 4 cupboards; 2; mirrors: chest et drawers; dressing-table*/ dressbr: phdndgrajih anil" irecdrdsMaytag dtrie toaster; electric heater; apartment size stove; cbrame tahio; Gibson reftTgerstor; A foot and 4 foot gfepladders; waah tup?; child':; rubber tire wagon; rubber hose; grocer! cast; 2 lawn mowers: porch glider; poreh swf ,g; flowers; plants; chimed fruit: fruit jars; coffee CONSIGNED: Nearly new boys Schwinn Bike and girla bike. IBRMS OF SALE OF PER&Mf^)PR]jMRTY: CASH. WILMA M. ANDREWS — Administratrb * Gerald Strickler and D. S. Blair f Pauline 'Haugk, Clerk s _ , G. Remy Bierly, Attorney 1 C. W. Kent, Sales Manage! : Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. £ Phone 3-3390 Decatur, Indiana ! 5* 1 8 ■ H W/ I• ■ ■*. M F 25 June L I

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worship houn All mAmbers and friends of the cburcb and parents of the cbildrea ate Invited to attend. ' The program follows: Prelude processional—Mrs. Harold Murphy, o ganist. Congregational hymn—" Saviour. Idke a Shepherd Lc ad Us” Nursery and kindergarten department. June Time—Carol Shady and JOhn Meyers. We Can Bow—Becky Frant, Cin-

dy Oehfig. Jkndt Lord. Ddbbte Suyldr, rm Sure—Marffdry FrltalagAr Will Try—Tommy Shaffer. Mike Cable. Brennan Miller. Sunbeams — Claudian Johnso Dennis Girod. Denise Hunter. Steve Eady. -Cherie Miller, , Nell Ogg. Kay Baxter Rash. Songs—“For the Beauty of the Earth" and “Happy Day Express". Children's- Day Fra yer—Ru-wll Augsburger. V PrimaryDepartmeJitX* His Alphabet—Katte Want. Elena Hatlewood. Robtfl-t Kershner. Ricky-Gehrig. JoycW Mayers. Nerman Brolcaw, David Eady, Marlene F-Wringer, Dick Cowman. Lihda Kfese, Raymond Adler, JJamllle Hunter, Jack Stauffer. Don Poling. Terry Ogg. Steve Cable. Wanda Painter, Philip Houk. Eileen Fritxinger. Linda Hear©; ISteyen Helus. Tanya August. Kathy’ Mallonee. Mark Jones. Darrell Atigsburger. Gretchen Yost. John taehMtauer, Verna Adler, Becky Lofd. Janis Gilbert. It is Well—Becky Ogg. I Want to Serve Joaus--»lev©n Kershner. Kenneth Houk. Remember Thy Creator—Naftcv Linn. Let Us Praise, Hifik- Juukie Geisler, Linda Brokaw." Becky filler; Jimmy Gilbert, Song—“The' .LorF Man". . . f Junior Department ’■£ Children’* Day-Blaine WeldlW. Trhnipet Duet— pt Dur fathers” Jiiu .joe McNerney. Li MTonder-rpefnej Lejupan, . rCjflMten’a • DayDiatie MllJaeh Judy. Heare, Diane Girod. Carol Htiagland. ~ ‘ Help Yourself to HappinessJean AescMiman. Sherry Price. Mg the' jStorfeV Os Jesus"—jiojina Shoaf. The First Children's Day Candace Johnson, Mary Eichenauer, EHen. Houk. Shirley Painter, Caro! Kiess. Joyce Daniels. T Praising Godr—Don Hoagland, r, * f I Scripture . Presentation —< Layip kschiiman, ,Judy Tutewiler.. Kathy i Shoafr' jimi MoftmAft . »> ’<”2 I M W r U • I fZelJer.. >taxis aifflii-'Z : t 'TJ > t . _ , lw<{B ICvt-es-OliT-tji ■bmr.fJttv'.' th kSt'rW Meffist durcti He ? e. The ! water from the H 917, Lamt' teas I j brought here by friends bi the h family. .//■'

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HoW Jug-BreaMng Exercises Sunday , Program Sunday At St. Paul Missionary Missionary jug-breaking exercises will l>e held at the St. Paul Missionary church Sunday evening at 7:80 o’clock. The program is as follows: Prelude. Processional song. Prayer—Rev. Klotxbach. Responsive reading. Song—Primary department. Welcome —Jimmy Frans. Exercise — Clapping Hands — David and Danny Klotxbach. Love—Eric Cole. Solo —Mary Thornton. Reading—The Missionary Came —Beverly Lambert. Trombone solo—Falph Parrish. It is True'—Cheryl Martin. He Loves Me—George Urick. A Little Speech—Donna Smith. Trio—Let the Sunshine In — Alice Thornton. Arlene Parrish, Dorothy Smith. Pidno Splo—Jerry Frans. Honor Him—Roger Schnepp. My Love Jug—Bobby Cook. Sj Exercise — A Little Mission JBand — Dorothy Smith. Arlene jParrish, and Alice Thornton. ; Song—Sunshine Makers. ; | Announcements and offering. Reading—Mary Thornton. i Please Listen — Debbie Klotz- - bach. Pageant — "The Lighted Cross" l-Junior group. Benediction. '•' .•( ■■ ■ Three Are Appointed To Hospital Council INDIANAPOLIS: (UP) — Governor Graig today named three persen« to fourtyear terms on the hospital regulating and licensing council of the state board of health. Reappointed were Dr. Albert G. Hahn. Evansville, and. Miss Olive Murphy,. Columbus, -Mrs. Halen Boyer, . superintendent of Dunn memorial hospital,. Beford. .way appointed to succeed Miss Maud M. Woodward. Frankfort. ** —TWtt.,..;.., .... Premier Os France PARIS (UP)—Socialist premier when the 150-man Communist bloc .in t^naaouo,M ? tyD/portjed lift bid to Increase old ,age ji Mollet Won Tuesday’s vote on IjW'lttgePian policies ami the goviietmenfs* p#Rcftee as a tehrrte. ( : B-iiwn Jjisxaaxaxas- *■■■' a Sqtfarfe Dance, Saturday, 9 to 12. Johh Wright ordies- ■ tfa ahd calltr. Sun Set. 1 an,. rs.n.«, wit-

Program Sunday At Missionary Church Closing Exercises For Bible School The vacation Bible school program at the Missionary church will be held Suoday evening at 7:30. This year’s school was the largsit tn the hletofy of the church, with aq enrollment of over 100. The program will be as follows: Nursery Class — Mrs. Virgil Bigler, teacher, and M re. Delbert Augsburger, assistant. The class will demonstrate a day in Bible school. • kindergarten class — Mrs. Jack Gray, teacher; Nancy Helm, helper. They will sing a group of songs and answer questions with Bible verses they have learned. Grades 1 and 2 — Mrs. George Millington teacher, and Martha Shaw helper. A quiz about God’s friends, Bible memory verses, and reports of different missionary children. Grades 3 and 4 — Mrs. Harold Idlewinb, teacher, and Sharon Irflewlne he’per. Memory Work and a study on “What God Wants us tGrades 5 and 6 — Mrs. Herald Welty, teachar. Highlights ©B their course of study on “Teachings of Jestts.” Young people — Rev. H. J. Welty. teacher. A birds-eyd View of the New Testament. Parents and friends maj visit the rooms from 7 to 7:30 to see the display of the Work the children have done in the Bible school.

Closing Exercises Al Lutheran Church Exercises Tonight ’ Close Bible School The vacation Bible school of t\bn Lutheran church win hold Its closing exercises this ekhning at 7 o’clock tn the chureh. The Rev, Edgar P. Schhlldt, pastor of thh church oft West Monroe Mfeet, tetll lead thb exercises and will be agisted by the department lenders: paul Schmidt, Mrs. Wiljiam Jtistic*, Mrs. Norniah KruUd Mrs. Leu is Jacobs, and Mts. D. Hoyt The “children of each de will offer some demon stration of the work accomplished daring |he two weeks’ school. 1 ; The Lutoeran church vacation J school,, -closed noon with the largest enrollment since the first two-week school was held seven ygars ago. The enrollment numbered 195 children and 41 staff members, for a total of 236. The theme of the course this year was, “God’s Children Pray." , Certificates of attendance and faithful work will be offered to the children entitled to them by the department secretaries: Gloria Wall. Kathleen Schultz, Phyllis Schmidt, Cheryl Ashbaucher, and Claudia Caston. The general secretary. .Mrs. Reinhold Sauer, will present certificates of faithfulness to the staff members. Thirty-five of the 41 staff members had a perfect attendance for the ten days of instruction. Following the closing, service this evening, the parents and friends of the vacation school are invited to examine the work books and Handicraft displays of the various departments in the parish hall. The public is invited to attend the closing exercise. ■ Staff members in the various de (•artments were the following: The Mesdames D. Hoyt Callow, Robert Hall. Richard Mahan. William Ger nand, Wilbert Fuelling. Richard Archer, and W’ilbert StMle, and Miss Claudia Caston. The Mesdames Louis Jacobs. Louis-Zwick, Norman Gfeger, Norman Buettner, Will C. Schnepf. John Jones, and the Misses Phyl lis Schmidt and Virginia Confad. The Mesdames Norman Kruse. Marlow Schiefersteia. Norbert Aumann, Robert Nyffeler. Robert Krueckeberg, and the Misses Cheryl Ashbaucher, Lorraine Walters. and Donna kinerk. The Mesdames William Justice. G. A. Schultz. Richard Mailand Eugene Hill,.and the Misses Kathleen Schultz, Julia Hollopeter. and Grethchen Lankenau. Paul Schmidt. Miss Gloria Wall, and the Mesdames Herman Krueckeberg, Arnold Ostermeyer, and Lloyd Conrad. The Mesdames Edgar Schmidt. Reinhold Sauer, and Fred Scheithan, and the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt. —— — Attend Conference On Unemployment DETROIT (UP)—Mayors of four Indiana cities attended today a United Auto Workers Union conference on unemployment. The mayors of South Bend. Anderson. Mnncie and Kokomo. Ind., were among 32 mayors from four states where many UAW workers are unemployed. There are 27,00(1 laid off auto workers hi Indiana. Speakers ineluded Michigan Gov. G. Mennen Williams. Detroit Mayor Albert E Cobo. snd UA'W Prcsi-i dent Walter T. Keutherl

Church 01 God to Close Bible School Closing Exercises Here This Evening 1 The daily vacation Bible school program and recognitions service will be held at this Church of God this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Following the service in the sanctuary, there wjll be a display of their handwoft afid •■time of fellowship and refreshments In the fellowship basement. enrollment of the school has reached 79, with 16 teachers and helpers. Os this number 55 have a perfect attenflatice. Certificates will be awarded all who have not missed more than one day of school. Special hon/r wilt be given those with perfect attendance. Mrs. Betty Scott has been director of the school, with Patty Frank as secretary. Mrs. Eleanor Stapleton is in charge of the beginners department, with Barbara Roe assisting. Mrs. Ruth Strickler is in charge of the kindergarten, with Flossie Hawkins, Betty Steiner, and Marilyn Frey assisting. Mrs. Mabel Jean Hammond is in charge of the primary, with Dorothy Call and Marie Mitchell assistlag. Mrs. Edna Kirkpatrick is in charge of the junior department, with Nancy Frank and Joan Jones assisting. Music was under the direction of Mrs. Bonnie WaUlns and Juanita Reinhart. All D.V.8.3. children will be taken oh a picnic to Blnffton park Saturday at 9 a.ni. The pastor, the ReV. W. H. Kirkpatrick. invites all the parents and friends to this recognition service tonight as well Al th the time of fellowship following the program.

Mt, Pleasant To Present Program Children's Program On Sunday Evening A children’s day program will be presented at the Mt. Pleasant church Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. . The program follows: Song — Coflgrdgatipn./T ijd Frayed Re* A- * Christie Welcome -i Ma-sba King. Song — Sandra Teeple. Responsive redding — ‘Cbngrega- '' Song — Intermediate boys. A Greeting — Carolyn Goldner. My Part — Jill Teeple. How I Fed — Dean Singleton. Exercise -- Christian Special —. Dianna King. Cindy Durr. Sandra Singleton. Sandra Teeple, Karen Christie, Susan Singleton,' Linda Kin#. Ckrole Ann Sheets, Steven Christie. Robert Koos. Song — Karen Christie. , , A Little Girl — Connie purr. Glad You’rtTHere—Allen Sheets. Song—Sandra and Susan Singletort. That’s Best — Kathy Neale. A Little Poem — Michael Christie. A Joy P. Inger — Sharan Singleton. Song - - Dianna King and Cindy Durr. Your Soviour — Kay Fuhrman. Guess Who — Susan Singleton. God Is Love — Gale Straub. Songs — By children’s department. t’m Going Into Business — Larry King. Exercise — Marsha King, Pauline McDougdll. Barbara Fuhrman, Phil Fuhrman. Dick Goldner. Song — By junior girls. Goodby f.ow — Judy Koos. Offering. Sang — Congregation. Benediction — Everett Singleton. Record Employment Reported For May WASHINGTON (UP) - Employment rose to 6<> million last month —a record for Ma/. The high employment figure occurred despite “layoffs in auto production." commerce secretary Sinclair Wdbks told a news conference Thursday. .. Weeks slid unemployment in May was ab at the same as April —£564.061'. Michigan City Man Heads Indiana Elks MfCHIiQAN CITY. Ind. (UP) - The Indiana E’ks Association today elected Dr. William H. Hart Michigan City dentist, as president at the start of a convention which tests through Sunday. Other officers chosen were C. L. Shideler, Haute, secretary; J. L. J. Miller, East Chicago, treasurer: John J. Jennings of Evansville, Noran Freeland of Greensburg. Leonard Iniel of Portland and Charles Bonder of Wabash, first through fourth vice presidents. respectively. Schenectady. N. Y. — Americans , use ?l’f nt 12 electric liglit bulbs ■ per cap!’-- every year.

G E. Scholarship To WilliAm G. Tofre Announcement was made today of the awarding of a General Electric scholarship to William G. Tope, son of Russell Tope of Wren, O„ who is an employe of the local G. E. plant. The Scholarship is one of 68 awarded by the company this year. The scholarship is for the 195657 academic year. Tope, a graduate of Wren high school, has been attending Purdue University extension for the past two years. This fall he will resume his studies in the Held of chemical engineering at the Purdue campus at Lafayette. This is the second G. E. scholarship won by Tope. He received one of the 1954 scholarships. The General Electric company awards the scholarships through its com-pany-wide education and charitable fund. Trade in a Good Town — Decatut

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New Biology Hall Dedicated At I. U. BLOOMINGTON, Ind (UP)—lndiana University today dedicated . its new 35,756,000 Jordan hall of ! biology. University officials said ’ the hall "is reputed to be America's most modern and best equipi ped building for teaching and research in the Hfe sciences of bac teriology, botany and soology.” Three Persons Killed As Auto Hits Bridge MOUNT VERNON, Ind (UP) —> : Three persons were killed Thursday when a car hit a bridge and • was struck by a large truck on I Ind. 66 near Blairsville. 1 Killed were Alfred Fisher, 28, 1 New Harmony; his wife of three ■ weeks. Donna, 27, and Donna John- • son, 25, Evansville. Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Anita, 3. was injured. She was in fair condition in Evansville Deaconess Hospital.