Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 14 August 1957 — Page 3

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MISS PATRICIA JOHNSON. RALPH SIMMERMAN ARE WED Miss Patricia Ann Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Johnson, of near Monroe, and Ralph Simmerman, of Fort Wayne, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leo Simmerman, recited nuptial vows recently in the Zion Evangelical United Brethren church near Monroe. Performing the double-ring ceremony before an altar graced with gladioli and mixed flowers was the Rev. Carl L. Bodkins. Included in the pre-nuptial musicale, presented by Miss Judy Brunstrup, organist, and David Ripley, vocalist, were "I Love You Truly,” "O, Promise Me," “Saviour, Like a Shepherd,” and the traditional wedding march. Pink lace fashioned Qie bride’s gown, and tiny rhinestones accented the lace design. The bouffant skirt was ballerina length. She carried an orchid surrounded with white rose buds and white satin streamers atop a white Bible. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Young, of Marion, were the couple’s only attendants. The matron of honor wore a blue and white silk dress with a fitted bodice and a full ballerina length skirt. A white lace hat, blue accessories, and a corsage of white carnations completed her ensemble. For her daughter's wedding, Mk. Johnson selected a rosecolored dress of lace and crepe. On her head was a matching headpiece, and beige accesories and a corsage of white carnations complemented her attire. Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party received 100 guests at the home of the , bride’s parents. Serving were the bride’s nieces, the Misses Judy Royer, route four; Rosann Hawkins and Roxann Hawkins, , of Marion. Assisting were. Mrs. Billy Johnson, of near Monroe, .and Mrs. Orville Royer, of route four. The Simmermans, after a short wedding trip, are at home on , Locust Drive, Fort Wayne. — ICE CREAM SOCIAL — 5:00 to 9:30 P. M. Thursday,. August 15 . Sandwiches Methodist Church Lawn Sponsored by Youth Group

PROFIT AND PLEASURE CLUB MEETS AT LENGERICH’S Tuesday evening fourteen members and four guests of the Profit and Pleasure home demonstration club met at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Lengerich. For the beginning of the program, Mrs. John Arnold gave the history of the song of the month, and in place of singing the littleknown melody, the.fljMß. heard Mrs. Bill Kotoe's humdrous solo about a chicken, that when soaked with hot water, laid hard-boiled eggs. Mrs. Paul Kohne offered devotions, just before Mrs. Melvin McBames presented the month’s lesson on “Menopause.” Mrs. Leonard Schwaller covered all types of poisoning and methods of treating them in her health and safety lesson. Two "home-made” poems, composed and read by Mrs. John Arnold, were the special feature. The two were titled "Husband Auction, and “John and I Go Fishing." During the business session, after the club collect, the 14 members answered roll call by naming "my part in the 4-H fair.” Four Profit and Peasure club members are counting on accompanying the county group on the excursion to New York, it was disclosed. To add to the club’s general fund, the group participated' in a white elephant auction, before the door prize was awarded. Mrs. Christine Hackman, a new member, won the door prize. Visitors were the Mesdames Walter Lengerich, Severin Schurger, and Emma Carroll, a home demonstration club member from southern Indiana who has actively participated in home ec club work since 1910. Mrs. Carroll is an aunt of Profit and Pleasure member Mrs. Ethel Conley. Mrs. Lengerich, assisted by Mrs. Henry Heimann, co-hostess. served refreshments at the close of .the evening. ■ ’ r —— MAGLEY GUILD HEARS REPORT ON ASIAN CHURCH When the Magley women's guild of the Salem Evangelical and Reformed church met recently in the church basement, the group heard, as a main feature of the program, a report on “The Church of Southeast Asia,” given by Miss Lucile Beavers. Piano prelude by Miss Carla : Snyder began the meeting, and the j group sang “From Greenland’s Icy Mountains," before Mrs. Carl Hildebrand gave the scripture reading. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Karl Snyder. “Your Church,” a meditation, was read by Mrs. Harold Scherry. In a duet, Mrs. Dale Fruechte and Mrs. Ralph Ross, Jr., sang, “Oh. What Love.” Following Miss Beavers’ report, the group sang “Jesus Saves,” with Mrs. Robert Reppert reading the prayer from the prayer calendar. Mrs. CaMton Worthman. president, conducted the business mee£ ing. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, the Mesdames Harry Beavers, Harold Scherry, Carl Snyder, Ralph Ross, Jr., Carl Hildebrand, Christ Borne and Robert Reppert and Miss Lucile Hilgeman. AUXILIARY BEGINS PLANS FOR SEVENTH BIRTHDAY At the Eagles' hall the Eagles’ auxiliary met for its regular business meeting, president Mrs. Dwight Whitacre presiding Tuesday evening. Plans were initiated for the charter and madam president night, to be August 27, commemorating the seventh birthday of the local auxiliary. Plans will be completed at and announced after the next meeting. August 20, at the Eagles’ hall.

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V. I~*'4i ————Jl Society Item* tor today’! publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 3-2121 BARBARA FIECHTER • WEDNESDAY Our Lady of Lourdes study club. Mrs. Mary Kintz, 8 p.m. Pleasant Mills Baptist church WMS, Mrs. Richard Young, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY Pleasant Mills Methodist church WSCS, Mrs. Ned Ray, 1:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran Needle club, Parish Hall, 1 p.m. Union Chapel Ladies Aid, church basement, all day. MYF ice cream social, First Methodist church lawn, 5 to 9 p.m. Women of the Moose, Moose home, officers at 7:30 p.m., lodge at 8 p.m. FRIDAY Trinity church Builders class picnic, Lehman Park, Berne, 6 p.m. Union Chapel church Faithful Workers class party, Martin Sprunger, 8 p.m. SUNDAY Weldy family reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Zimmerman, Preble, picnic dinner. Sing bee, Greenbrier church, 2 p.m. MONDAY Pythian Sisters Degree Staff, K. of P. Home, 8 p.m. TUESDAY Decatur Garden club, Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher, 2 p.m. Tri Kappa picnic, Hanna-Nutt-man park shelter house, 6:30 p.m. TRINITY WSWS PROGRAM IS “A LOOK AT OURSELVES” Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church WSWS met Tuesday evening in the church, with the 32 members, three children, and six guests present hearing missionary society members take “A Look At Ourselves,” this month’s program topic. Mrs. Marie Deßolt was program leader for the perspective view of the missionary work done in the local chapter. Prelude and meditation was led by Mrs. Walter Kiess, who. at the organ, played very softly “O, Master Let Me Walk With Thee.” while the missionary group read the four verses to themselves. Mrs.’Deßolt gave scripture, choosing I Corinthians 13, and offered prayer. At the beginning of the program, ■Uwo secretaries reported: Mrs. i Thelma Bilderback, secretary of spiritual life, and Mrs. John Kelly, spiritual education secretary. Mre. Thurman Haggerty spoke on “Christian social relations wjrk,” and treasurer Mrs. D. C. Wynn’s topic was “Gifts of time and talent and money.” Questioning the interest some show in WSWS work, Mrs. Clarence Morgan talked on keeping interest high in the society's activities. The outgoing president, Mrs. Sephus Jackson, and her successor, Mrs. Paul Johnson, concluded the program with a discussion. Mrs. Paul Wietfeldt read a poem, “Strengthen, the Church of Christ,*" and Mrs. Harry Brown offered closing prayer. Mrs. Paul Morgan, vice president. conducted the brief business meeting during which the members welcomed two newcomers to the society: Miss Vera Van Buskirk and Mrs. Hazel Bragg. For their project of the month, each member is to add to the missionary society's work by doing “one good, neighborly deed” before the next meeting, Hostesses during the social hour i were the Mesdames Russell Plum- ! ley, Max Gilpin, and Paul Wiet-I feidt. Friday evening, beginning at 6 o’clock, will be the picnic of the Builders’ Class of the Trinity, Evangelical United Brethren ; church at Lehman park in Berne. Each clas member is to bring his j own table service and a basket lunch. Faithful Workers class of the Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren church will meet at the home of Martin Sprunger for a party Friday at 8 p.m. An auction will be held. > Sunday, at 2 p.m., a sing bee is slated at the Greenbrier church. Wayne Medaugh, secretary, states that everyone is welcome. Pythian Sisters degree staff will

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Mate 1 RRiSft* r > ® Rraia 1 *- ■ t iff_ *■ ■■ MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH W. CALL, of Craigville route one, will t celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday. The Calls were married August 19, 1897, by the Rev. H. C. Smith, f > at Tocsin. Mrs. Call is the former Alverta Belle Vaughn. ' > There are six children living: Ellis Call, Decatur; the Rev. Elton 1 V. Call, Frankfort; Mrs. Forrest Kramer (Edith), Huntington; Ed- I ward J. Call (Pete), Blufton; tarl Call (Woody), Decatur; and ( , Enos Call, Big Lake. One son, Emory, is deceased. ' Twenty-Jive grandchildren are living, and there is one deceased ‘ ’ grandchild. There are also 24 living great-grandchildren and one ' deceased great-grandchild, bringing the family nurhber to 60. l . Friends who wish to visit Mr. and Mrs. Call are invited to do so l | Sunday afternoon at the Call home, two and one-half miles north and < one-half mile east of Craigville. Mr. and Mrs. Call have lived their entire married life within one- ( • half mile of the home where they how reside. r , . . ... ... . . . , L , - , r| ■ ■ ----- -' T , < - *

> convene Monday evening at 8 ‘ o'clock at the K. of P. home. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock ' the Decatur Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher. Mrs. H. E. Zerkel, Sr., ■ will be lesson leader. Members are to note the change in hostesses. Tri Kappa sorority will meet Tuesday evening at the HannaNuttman park shelter house for a picnic arranged by the new memI bers. The time is 6:30 and each member is to bring her own table ’ service. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Works inger and Shirley Ann and Miss , Alice Kukelhan returned Saturday from a week’s vacation at I Crooked Lake, near Angola. , Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Ray ' Leitz returned from a week’s va- , cation in the east, during which ' they visited with Ed Leitz and t family in Westfield, N. J. _ Leaving Monday for a threeweek vacation in Florida were Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bormann ’• They will stay with Mr. and Mrs 1 Carl Gass at Riviera Beach. Residents of Ossian were with- • out water Sunday when a water ’ main burst a short distance from 1 the power plant. The pressure gouged a large hole in the ground at the scene of the break. Horseflies have invaded Hartford City and Blackford county as well as Adarhs county this year, and the female which sucks blood from animals is greatly annoying to cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brennan and Mrs. Joe Laurent and daughter Jane returned Saturday evening from California, where they visited with Mr. and MrsB?emerkamp and son two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Busche. Freddie and Patricia, visited with Mr/ 1 and Mrs. Fred Busche and friends in Decatur over the weekend. They left this morning for Hardinsburg to visit Mrs. Busche’S parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. The Busches will leave there Saturday for Jacksonville, 111., where they will resume their teaching work, Mrs. Busche in a country grade , school near Jacksonville, Busche i as professor of music at McMur- ! ray College. Mrs. Geraldine Fairchild visited ‘ with her son-in-law and daughter j and their newborn daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Radak and Linda 'Marie, at Columbus, 0., this past

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Admitted The Rev. Wilbur Wanner, Geneva; Leonard Buchwald, Fort Wayne; Baby Kevin Femmelr, Decatur. Dismissed Robert Speicher, Berne; Mrs. Rufus VonGunten, Berne; James Gattshall, Decatur; Thomas Marks, West Point; Mrs. Robert Laurent and son, Decatur; Carl Bieberich. Decatur.

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Aspirants For Miss ' America Announced ■ Annual Contest To i Open September 4 , ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP) — Miss America beauty pageant officials today announced the com- - plete list of entrants and the ■ schedule of competitions in the annual contest starting Sept. 4. Preliminary competition will be held in Convention Hall Sept. 4-5-6 with the 51 contestants' divided into three groups. Each group will appear three times for judging in evening gowns, swim suits and talent. On Sept. 7 a list of 10 semifinalists will be named, and they will appear again in thl evening gowns, swim suits and talent categories. From five finalists the eventual winner and runner - up will be named after being scored on answers to a series of questions by a panel of judges. The entrants include: Miss Arkansas: Suzanne Scudder, 18. Hot Springs. Miss Chicago: Bette Lieb, 18, Chicago.

Miss Illinois: Jeanne Beacham, 20, Downers Grove. (4| Ramaa Awaim Miss Indiana: Gloria Ruth Rup- LSI S UhlivO Again , precht, 19, Valparaiso University. Miss Iowa: Carl Lynn Fleck, 19, With Miss Minnesota: Ardyce Ruth ’ at Edgewater Park FILMS Celina, Ohio Developed at Edwards 24-HOUR SERVICE SUNDAY. AUG. 18 Kuhne Drug Store n i ■""" ' ■ . ..in

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Gustafson, 18, St. Paul. Miss Missouri: Sara Ann Cooper, 19. Buckner. Miss Nebraska: Catherine L. Nielson, 20, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Miss North Dakota: Helen Jane Winje, 18. Minpt. Miss South Dakota: Patricia Maureen Miller, 18, Mobridge. Miss Wisconsin: Joan Carol Hentschel, 18, Milwaukee. ? ; ' I RALPH FLANAGAN