Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 145, Decatur, Adams County, 20 June 1956 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUN® '2O, 1908

' TRI iNTIATES 7 ELEVEN NEW MEMBERS Eleven Decatur young wdmen became members of the Alphq Sigma chapter of Tri Kappa Tuesday evei nlng in impressive initiatory service* conducted at the Hobby Ranch House in Fort Wayne The candlelight services Were Joifthictr ed by th* president, Mrs Kocher. Jr., and as each gin was duly initiated she presented them with two long stemmed white enrnations, tied with black ribbon, and pinned them with an offical Tri Kapp* pin. - Taking part in the Initiation was a vocal trio composed of Mrs. Simeon Hain, Jr., Miss Carol Seitz, and Miss Gaynel Lankenau. They were accompanied by Mrs. Chuk Mayelin at the piano. The class of candidates, which received the instructions at four different services, included Mrs. James Bleeke, Mrs. Paul i Hammond, Miss Elinor Sehnepf. Miss Judy Keller, Miss Janet Lane, Miss Joyce Gallow. Miss Ruth Townsend. Miss Judy Franz. Miss Mary

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Lou Voglewetft, Miss Sharon Kreischer, and Miss Sara Gerber. Immediately following the Initiation services, a dinner was served to the sixty-three Tri Kappas present. The tables were laid with w'hite linen table cloths and accented by black streamers extending down the center of eacli table. The speaker's table was centered with a large bouquet of white carnations beautified with the placement of several spikes of wheat dyed black. Each of the other three tables was decorated vith black branches, holding White earnations and the emblem of the Tri Kappa, done In black, and tied with gold ribbon. White candles were used to complete the black and white color scheme, used by Tri Kappas as their official color. Mrs. Kocher was presented with a corsage of white carnations, also tied with black ribbon,

Preceding the dinner, Mrs. Carl Gerber led the group in dveotions. Mrs Simon Heemstra served as tor the program that followed, and as each new' member was introdueed and welcomed to the sorority, she was presented a Tri Kappa key pin. The welcome was given by Mrs. Dick Townsend, and followed by the response given by her daughter, Miss Ruth Townsend. Mrs. Heemstra then introduced Mrs. Kocher as the president for tigxt year, and she in turn injrffldj|e«d _h*r otfieersfor the cbmIng year. Mrs. Fred Smith, president of the associate chapter of Tri Kappa, and a charter, member of the sorority, was presented to the group, after which the meeting was turned over to the mlstress-oi-ceremonies who introduced the group of initiates as they presented a. delightful fantasy entitled "The First Rehearsal." • SURPRISE DINNER 18 ? . HELD SUNDAY AFTERNOON A surprise dinner was given Stin day-for Mr' and Mrs. Harry Miller, at their home north of Decatur, in honor of father’s day arid the birthday’<* Mrs. Miller. Following the dinner the honored guests opened

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Barbara, fTauglds Wed Recently To Leroy K. Bulmahn The Zion Evangelical and Reformed church was the scene of the recent wedding ceremony of Miss barbira-Elouise Haugk and Leroy kedntth Bulmahn. The Rev. William C. Feller officiated for the double-ring ceremony. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Haugk of route two, Berne, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bulmahn of route two. Decatur, , t ( A li-hdnute musicale was pre ; sented by Mrs. Harold Murphy, irganist, and Mrs. Eugene Morrison. vocalist, preceding the . ceremony. The bride chose a gown .of imported French handclipped rose point lace over satin. The molded bodice of laps was fashioned with a sfalloped neckline and long tapering sleeves. The bouffant skirt’of Jace featured cus< id ing ruffles at the s! les and hem’line whiejr swept ’iiito a Cnapfel train. Her fingertip veil of importetf&lusion was held by a lace and shell embroidered with se quins imd pckrls. She carried a white orchM surrounded with lil-lies-of-thil-valley tied with lohg streamers rnd with sweethet rt roses. ' Mary Haugk attended her sister as maid-of-honor in an orchid ballerina 8 * length strapless gown yled in a blend of star and shirred net with beaded ribbon trim lacing 1 down the front and a removable jacket. She wore a headpiece of smart diac and flange of nylon tulle effectively trimmed with pearl studded rosebuds. She carried a bouquet of yellow gladioli. Bridesmaids were Miss SalI? Hirschy and Miss Carolie Nel-‘

their many gifts and colored pictures were taken. Those attending included Mrs. Chris Berron. Mr. and Mrs. William Berron ami son of Celina. 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Hany Mitchell of (Ur;, rett; Mr. an/Mrs. John Andrew* and daughter and- Mr. and Mrs.' Edward Miller and daughters of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and family of Monroe; Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Singleton and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Max Milholland. Mr. and Mrs. Don Koos and children, and Mrs. Donna Millet and family of Decatur; and Alan Miller. MISS KATHY FRANZ IS HONORED AT PARTY Miss Kathy Franz was honored at a party honoring her ninth birthday Tuesday afternoon, given by her mother, Mrs. Doyle Franz. During the afiSrnoon, games were played and prizes won by Becky Ix>rd. Becky Soldner, and Janie JAcobs. The door prize was won by Barbara Conrad. After Kathy opened her many refreshments were served to her party guests. Those present included Sheri Affolder. Carol Sautbine, Becky Lord. Sandy Beery. Tonya August, Sandra Green. Janie Jacobs. Jettnnine August, Barbara Conrad. Charlene Hawdiins. June Ann Meeks, Becky Soldner, Katherine Rash, Beth Ann Snyder, and the honored guest's sister. Becky Sue Franz. OHIO COUPLE IB WED RECENTLY i The wedding of Miss Betty Owens and Glenn Klinger was solemnized in the Methodist church at Middleburg, 0.. recently. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Grover Owens of Convoy, 0., and the bridegroom’s parents arq Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klinger of Dixon. 0. 7 ’ Mrs. Nellie Miller attended her

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—Photo by James Johnson sen, both cousins of the bride,. Their gowns were nile green styled identical to that of the maid-of-honor. They had matching hand bouquets of pink gladioli. Miss Ann Haugk served her aunt as flower girl in a gown of nile green with a bouffant three flounce nylon net skirt over rustling taffeta enhanced by an adot able roll away off the 'shoulder effect collar. Her headpiece, a baby bonnet of shirred nylon net with satin ribbons, tied under her chizj. She carried a basket of pink and nile green flower petals and dropped them down the aisle.- ,’t Willis Bulmahn, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and ushers were Fred Haugk, brother of the bride, and Vern Adams. A navy blue dress with navy; and white accessories was worn by the bride’s mother, while the bridegroom's mother chose ■« light blue dress with white accessor les. Botk wore white orchid cor sages. Three Jiundped and fifty guests attended tfie reception which was held following the ceremony, in the church basement. Servers were Mrs. Fred Haugk, Miss Carolyn Hirachy, Miss Faye Hallies. Miss Norma Conrad, and Miss Phyllis Mattax. Those in charge jf the gifts included Miss Velma Strahm and the Mesdamee Paul Sowards, Leroy Nussbaum and Fred Bienz. , For traveling the bride chose a lavendar linen suit with white accessories and a corsage from her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Adams Central high school. Her hue band was graduated from Mon mouth high school and is engaged In farming. The couple will reside at route two, Deca'ur. r sister as matron-of-honor and Mrs. Crysal Klinger was bridesmaid. George Klinger served as best man and guests were seated by Darrell Miller. The couple will reside near Mid dlebury. 4 ' i. An ice cream social will fie spopsored by the youth fellowship of the Bethany E.U.B. church Thursday evening from 6:30 until 9:30 o’clock. Tickets are priced at 25 cents. The'Pythian Sister Needle club will meet Monday after Temple at the K. of P. home. Hostesses will be Miss Matilda Selleyer. Grace Lichtensteiger, and Evelyn Plasterer. A meeting of the Adams c< anty nurses association will be held Friday at 6:45 o’clock at HannaNuttman park. A picnic and guest night will be featured and those who attend are asked to bring a covered dish an<y their own table service. Please note change in day. The Root township home demonstration club will meet with Mis. R’chard Harkless Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. “Civil Defense,’’ will b< ’’ 3 topic for the afternoon and assistant hostesses will tib Mrs. Nevin Miller and Mrs. Charles Johnson. t Any member of the Acedemy of Friendship who has not made reservations for the trip planned for Sunday, June 24, is asked to do so immediately. For reservations or cancellations call Hazel Schultz or Charlotte Smith. The Kirkland Ladies club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Adams Central school. The Town gyid Country home demonstration club will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Raymond Heimann. with Mrs. Lewis Rumachlag as assisting hostess.

‘dCS/** * * • I ■< 'I 11 Society Item* *er today's publication must be phoned In by 11 a.ny. (Saturday «:30 a.m.) Karen Striker Phone 3-2121 WEDNESDAY Emmaus guild, funily night, pariah hall. 7 p.m. Decatur home demonstration club, Mrs. Gerald Durkin, 7:30 p.m. " Psi lota Xi sorority, initiation. Hobby Ranch House in Fort Wayne, ? p.m. < Pleasant Mills W. S. C. S., church basement, 7:30 p.m. St. Dominic Study flub, West End Restaurant, 0:30 p.m. THURSDAY Women of the Moose, 8 p.m, officers at 7:30 p.m. Rainbow for Girls, Maso’-lc ha|, 6:45 p.m. Friendship Village home demonstration club, Kimsey school, 1:30 p.m. D. Y. B. class of Trinity E. U. B. church, church. 7:30 p.m. Union Chapel W. S. W. S., Mrs. Nile Williamson, 7:30 p.m. Martha circle of Presbyterian church, Mrs. Robert Flora, 2:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran Needle club, parish hall, 1 p.m. Bobo Willing Workers, Berne Park, 6:30 p.m. Town and Country borne demonstration club, Mrs. ißaymoud Heimann, 1:30 p.m. Ice cream social, sponsored by Bethany E.U.B. youth fellowship. 6:30 p.m: to 9:30 p.m., 25 cents. -St FRIDAY Ri Union Pals and Workers 4-H i clubs, fee cream social, Immanuel Lutherau school in Union twp., 5 p.m. Adams county nurses associa- ' tion, picnic and guest night, Hanna- ‘ Nuttman park, 6:45 p.m. . MONDAY Pythian Sister Needle club, after ’ Temple, K. of C. home.

TUESDAY Kirkland ladies club, Adams pentral school, 7:30 p.b. Root township home demonstration club, Mrk. Richard Harkless. 1 p.m. —t Welsh's Manager Assails Brrnigin '•’•V \ • ■' Opposes Candidate From 2nd District • INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Matt Welsh's campaign manager said today if would be a “grave political error” if the Democrats nominate Roger Branigin for Indiana governor. Manager john E. Hurt didn’t nam i B'anigin specifically, but it was ; .aln that's who he meant when he said it would be a mistake for the party to nominate a gubernatorial and senatorial candidate “from the arch-Repub-lican 2nd district.” It was a plug for Welsh’s bid tor the gubernatorial nomination. Welsh halls from the downstate 7th district. Branigin is one of his chief rivals in a field of eight candidates "The only announced candidate for senator is Claude M. Wickard of the 2nd district,” Hurt said. "For the party to nominate a governor from the same district would simply be an example of putting ill its eggs in one small basket." Hurt said the list two Democratic state administrations were headed by Henry F. Schricker. from the 2nd district. "Through months of campaigning we have found that Democrats south of U.S. 40 are unanimous In the feeling that they have been too long neglected by their party," Hurt said.

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Last Week Perfect For Indiana Farms Weekly Crop Report Is Made By Purdue LAFAYETTE. Ind. (UP) — Agricultural experts reported today that last week was ‘ nearly perfect for field work* ’in Indiana. Robert E. fitrasxhelm, agricultural statistician at Purdue University, said in the weekly crop report that farmers were able to work 97 per cent of the time. “Principal activities were cultivation of corn end soybeans and other ... spring; planted crops, and hay making,” the report said. “Preparations were being made for combining. Some barley and rye already harvested in southern Indiana. Replanting in flooded areas nearing completion. “Soil moisture report 2d ample

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to short. About one-half report ample while the remainder report shortage. This condition general over entire state.« “Corn averages 8 inches tall, mout of which has been culivated and somewhat more weedy than normal. Oats are 6tf per cent headed and 60. percent of the wheat in milk stage or harder. Hay harvest about half done. Condition ■ of pasture remains high.” ► Sj.,— . Joseph L. Dailey - Dies Unexpectedly > INDJ '-NAPOLIS (UP) — Joseph L- Dailey, 59, former New Mexico state district cuur’ Judge, died unI expectedly at tne home of his I father here Tuesday while on a e Dailey, a native of Bluffton. Ind., 1 and a resident recently of Laguna 1; Beach, Calif., came to Indiana to 1, see his father, Frank C. Dailey, an Indlanapblis attorney, received an 91 honorary degree from Indiana Uni-

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■Admitted Laurence Bluhm* Berne; Mrs. John Real, Decatur. 1 Dismissed Miss Donna Noll, Decatur; Mrs. Richard Reinhart and baby girl, Craigvllle; Mrs. Elmer Kneuss, Berne. Mirths~l ’ " Mr. and Mrs. Mather Merwin of Brooklyn, N. Y. ( are the parents of a baby girl born Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. and named Theresa Ann. Mathe r Merwin is the sonof Sam and Leeanna Vance Merwin of y?ew York City, and Mrs. O. L. /ance is the great-grandmother of Theresa Ann. Mrs. A. M. Anker has returned home a visit, with friends in Danville, ni. Louisville Man Is Accident Victim NEW ALBANY, Ind. (UP) — Alfred E. Price, 33, Louisville, Ky., died Tuesday night in Floyd county hospital of injuries suffered in a car accident near Floyd Knobs. Price was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Glen C. Farer, 28, New Albany, who was injured severely. \ i, ♦he car went out of control Tuesday, struck a bridge abutment and rolled over, pinning the two men inside. 2,000 Are Dead In Series Os Quakes LAHORE, Pakistan (UP) — A series of earthquakes in Afghanistan earlier this month killed 2,000 persons, the Afghan Radio in Kabul said today. Tourists reaching Pakistan said the figure probably would go higher and that as many as 10,000 persons were killed or injured in the tremors that jolted the northern part of Afghanistan, which borders Pakistan, Russia and Red China. TOMORROW - 6:30-9:30 P. M. ICE CREAM SOCIAL BETHANY E. U. B. PARSONAGE LAWN Pls, Cake, Pop, Coffee, Pop Corn fLLMS Developed by Edwards 24-HOUR SERVICE Kuhne Drug Store