Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 173, Decatur, Adams County, 24 July 1957 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. 1957

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RECEPTION TO HONOR MISS MARA DEE STRIKER At the K. of P. home Sunday afternoon the Decatur Sunshine Girls council will honor one of two state Pythian council officers from the Decatur council—-Miss Mara Dee Striker, recently elected grand royal princess of Indiana Sunshine Girls council. Mrs. Martin Weiland, of theOecatur Pythian Sisters council, grand chief of the state Pythian sisters, is also the highest officer in her group. “All Pythian Sisters of the Eureka Temple are invited,” state Mrs. William Barber, royal advisor of the Flo-Kan Sunshine girls', Who. "long with the Decatur Sunshine girls and four counselors —the Mesdames Fred Striker. Don Jefferies, Asa Pollock, and Uoyd Ahr—are Tonight, Thurs., Fri. TWO COLOR HITS! WAMHCMM curm MS • Iff SlKHttlV nu KUCi ™ — ADDED SMASH — JPMRBMMn Mromount prtwits ■■"■■■MHlM JANE CHARLION WYMAN • HESTON* - — CLAIRE THELMA • TREVOR-RITTER —o-o. Sun. Mon. Tues.-Debbie Reynolds “Tammy and the Bachelor” A “Dragoon Wells Massacre”

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sponsoring the reception feting Miss Striker. Councils from all over the state are taking part in the program to be given at the reception, and Mrs. Barber promises all Pythian Sisters and Sunshine girls who attend “a very pretty party.” MISS JANET EVERHART ■FETED WITH LINEN SHOWER y Mrs.Tfubert Zerkel Jr., and Mrs. James Burk entertained with a luncheon and linen shower Saturday afternoon for Miss Janet Everhart. bride-elect of Tom Torsen. August 17 the couple will exchange vows in the First Methodist church here. Pink and white were the center colors of the decorating scheme. Upon her arrival, the honored guest received a corsage of pink and white carnations, and pink and white flowers adorned the luncheon table. A pink and white umbrella adorned the gift table. Present to honor Miss Everhart were the Mesdames Sylvester Everhart. David Embler, Jr., Roger Blackburn, Wayne Zerkel, and Tom Buuck, and the Misses Marjorie Kohne. Ann- Uhrick, Carol Seitz, Janelle Everhart, and Betsy and Barbara Burk. Unable to attend were Mrs. Harry Torsen, South Bend: Mrs. Phillip Krick, Indianapolis; Mrs. James Moses, Marion; Mrs. Sonny Mann, Tocsin: and Mrs. Guy Hall, Miss Marie Bromer and Miss Maureen Bryan. Fort Wayne. JOLLY HOUSEWIVES HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETS Tuesday evening at the Pleasant Mills school, the Jolly Housewives home demonstration club of St. Mary’s Townshop convened, with Mrs. Carl Frey in charge. Opening the meeting, the members read the club creed, and Mrs. Agnes Backhaus offered devotions. “Song of Peace” was the song of the month for July. After the collection was taken for the mental health fund, Mrs. Clarence Black and Mrs. Ben McCullough presented the safety lesson on “Drivers’ Attitudes and Drivers’ Parking,” Giving the health lesson were i ii iii ■ ii—*i «■»-<•* ni'V ibiyiw—

Mrs. Marshall Hilpert and Mrs. 1 Clarence Black. i Answering roll call, 31 members present cited “a pleasant time I’ve ; had.” Mrs. Marshall Hilpert won the door prize. Hostesses, the Mesdames Milton Chronister, Frank Clingenpell, David Sovine, and Agnes Backhaus, served a lunch of potato chips and sandwiches and kool-ade, after the meeting. DUTIFUL DAUGHTERS CLASS MEET FOR HAMBURGER FRY ’ Tuesday evening 12 members o! ‘ the Dutiful Daughters class, of the ! Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church were guests at the home of Mrs. Heber Feksel. A hamburger fry-style picnic in * the Feasel’s back yard began the evening, and later the group con- ‘ vened to the house for a short bus- - iness meeting, conducted by Mrs. 1 Fred McConnell. J * Assisting Mrs. Feasel in serving the picnic dinner were Mrs. R. K. McConnell and Mrs. Bernice Johnson. ROOT TOWNSHIP CLUB HEARS TWO LESSONS TUESDAY Two lessons from the Root Township home demonstration club delegates to the recent Purdue conference highlighted the Tuesday evening meeting of that group at the home of Mrs. Richard Harkless. After opening the meeting by reading the club creed, the members heard Mrs. Ralph Rice offer devotions, based on Mark 11:24. Mrs. Robert Carr and Mrs. Leo King presented the two lessons: “Meat Makes the Meal” and “Lighting Your Home,” respectively. Mrs. Carr, in telling how meat is important, named the eight grades of beef so the members may also judge quality. Proper heights of floor lamps and such lighting fixtures were main points of Mrs. King's talk. With roll call, each member named a “pleasant time I've had,” and the brief business meeting followed, Mrs. Harold Owens, president, conducting. Present were 23 members and one guest, Mrs. Herbert Braun, a former club member, now of Michigan City. The group discussed two choices for a six-day • trip the club will take this fall, either to Washington, D. or New York City. Mrs. Leo King and Mrs. Lloyd

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Bowman presented the health and safety report and the citizenship lesson, on financing schools, respectively. Winning the door prize, a blue nut cup, was Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, when the refreshments, including a frozen lime dessert, were served. Mrs. Nevin Miller and Mrs. Loren Jones assisted Mrs.* Harkless with hostess’ duties. * Mrs. John Floyd will be hostess to the roadside council of Adams county at a dinner Thursday at her summer home on Lake George. YPMB of the Nuttman Avenue United Brethren church are sponsoring the ice cream social at 908 Winchester Street, slated for 6 o’clock Thursday evening. The youth plan to serve homemade ice cream, cake, coffee, and soft drinks. ‘J il ' irade in a good town — Decatur

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Tuesday morning at 11:15 o’clock, an eight-pound, eightounce son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Krick, in the Coleman Hospital on West Michigan avenue, IndianapoMs. Mrs. Krick, the former Janet Hott of Decatur, is in room number 217. Grandparents of the new arrival are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hott and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krick, of Decatur. ' Harry and Rosie Rector Bleeke, 309 West South street, Bluffton, became the parents of a seven-pound, three-ounce son Monday morning at the Wells county hospital. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bleeke, of route five. At the Adams county memorial hospital: To Orvil and Iva Lou Miller Dailey, route two, Berne, a ninepound, seven-ounce daughter was

born at 5:07 Tuesday afternoon. WOJRIUL Admitted Paul Bixler, Berne; Mrs. Reu- . ben Steury, Berne; Miss Donna Owens. Decatur; Mrs. Vernal El- ( ' lenberger, Berne; William Pen 1 Robinson, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Donald Gruss and son. Yoder; Mrs. Henry Husman and ■ son, ’ Decaturi, Paul Bixler/ 1 Berne; Girod baby girl, Monroe, i . coum news Judge Pro Tempore Hubert R. McClenahan, local attorney, has accepted the appointment as judge pro tempore, and has assumed jurisdiction of ; the Adams circuit court.

Jolly Workers Sharon Diehl conducter last week’s meeting of the Berne Jolly Workers club, held at the Ber-ne-French school. Julie Sprunger led the group in the pledges,

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and members responded to roll call by giving their ages. Sharon $ Diehl gave a health and safety re- , -IM port on "Traffic Safety." Coming on the special events calendar for the Jolly Workers is a skating party, slated for July 26, from S 7 to 10 p.m. ,■ ' -- , , T -JwEffi Il you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. it briars results. J * ' . ■■•"■■MW . JtMg

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