Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1957 — Page 2

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n TOMATO CHAMPIONS TOUR INDIANAPOLIS

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Two Adams county 4-H tomato champions are among those posing here with W. H. Coffin, division manager of the Smith Agricultural Chemical company, host for the group while they tour Indianapolis. Pictured are, left to right, Darrell Maitlen, Berne, who grew 24 tons of tomatoes to the acre last summer; Sammy Courtney, Elwood, 22 tons: Gail Egly, Berne, 20 tons; and Terry Worl, Bunker Hill, who, with his brother, won top honors with 30*4 tons.

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Pre-Easter Services Al Christian Church Services To Begin Here Palm Sunday The Rev. Lonnie H. Hass will be the guest speaker during the preEaster services at the First Christian church, beginning Palm Sunday and closing Easter Sunday evening. Rev. Hass is director of the town and country church department of the Indiana Christian missionary association, the state missionary organization of the Christian churches of Indiana. He is a native of East Tennessee, where the Blue Ridge fountains join the Great Smokies. He attended public schools in his state, as his family followed the timber contracting and lumbering business. He attended Johnson Bible College, Kimberlin Heights, Tenn., where he received his A.B. degree in 1932. He was awarded the master of arts degree from the school of religion, Butler University, in 1953 for studies in rural church and urban ministries. He served rural churches in the Wabash Valley for 15 years, beginning his ministry with the church at Allison Prairie, 111. Succeeding pastorates were at Bruceville and Plainville. He served as a chaplain in the army in World War H. Before coming to his present position, he served Bethany Christian church, one of the large churches in the industrial sections of Evansville. Rev. Hass has accomplished an outstanding work in promoting a program to strengthen the rural church, and in so doing has met with a gratifying response from rural planning groups, representing the church in small towns and ip the country. His success in this field has earned for him a place in interdenominational work of the town and country church. During his preaching mission in Decatur, Rev. Hass has chosen to speak on the following subjects, Monday night, ’‘The Cross and Triumph,” Tuesday night, ‘ The Cross an d Forgiveness,” Wednesday night. "The Cross and Home,” Thursday night, "The Cross and Suffering,” Friday night, "The Cross and Unity," Sunday morning, “The Cross and Redemption,” Sunday evening, “The Cross and Victory.” The church choir, under the direction of Mrs. Gerald Strickler, will furnish the choral music for the services, with Mrs. William Bauman at the piano. Mrs. Glenn Borchers will accompany at the organ. The Rev. Traverse W. Chandler, minister of the church, has extended an invitation to the community to join with the members of the congregation in attending these services. Two Autos Damaged In Wreck Wednesday Two vehicles were damaged in an accident on 13th street at the Highway Trailer Court Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Edna Marie Walters, 30, Decatur, pulled out of the alley beside the trailer court and struck a parked car owned by Domingo Lopez, 61, also of Decatur. Damage was estimated at $25 to the Lopez car and SIOO to the Walters car. ' jf Ik HW' 1 . ® WILLIAM WORTHY, news correspondent for the Baltimore Afro-American, testifies in Washington before the Senate subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, which is probing U.S. passport policies He visited Communist China over State Department opposition. Worthy said that the State Department brought pressure to prevent the use of his dispatches on the air.

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LOCAL WOMAN I. U. SPEECH THERAPY STUDENT— Mrs. Mar--Baret Harris Hakes, standing left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde [arris. 316 N. 3rd St., Decatur, is a graduate student in speech and hearing therapy at Indiana University. Here she works with another therapist, Sylvia Rutff, seated right, of Michigan City, aiding three children in association of pictures and sounds of words.

A desire to help children and adults with speech, voice and hearing problems has prompted Mrs. Margaret Harris Hakes, Indiana University graduate student, to work in speech and hearing therapy. Mrs. Hakes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harris, of 316 North Third street. A graduate of Decatur high school, she was graduated from I. U. in 1955, majoring in elementary education. Last year she taught Washington township school in Allen county. Always interested in speech problems, she was one of the instructors who first helped with the organization of the speech clinics conducted in Adams county during the summer months, and sponsored by the county society for crippled children and adults. She, Miss Carol Kalver, who will graduate from I. U. this year, and Miss Donna Timmons of Delphi, were the three instructors for the clinic last summer, which aided approximately 65 area children with speech and hearing difficul-

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ties. Plans are presently underway for the 1957 clinics, which will again be conducted both in Decatur and at Berne. These correctional classroom sessions are sponsored solely by funds acquired through the Easter Seal drive, which is now in progress. Mrs. Hakes is now qualified to work as a speech correctionist and hearing therapist in public schools, clinics, hospitals, or even in private practice. It is hoped that she will be able to participate in the local clinic again this summer. Married to Richard Hakes, also of Decatur, who is studying nursing education and administration, Mrs. Hakes spends 15 hours a week at the Indiana University speech clinic. tfSip If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — they bring results.