Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 229, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1957 — Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1957

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MISS BEVERLY ANN EHRSAM IS HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss Beverly Ann Ehrsam, October 2 bride-elect of Paul Butler, was the guest of honor at a mis-, cellaneous bridal shower, given Friday evening at the Pleasant Mills Methodist church. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. John Bailey. Mrs. R. H. Frey, Mrs. Donald Everett and Miss Judy Bollenbacher. The entertaining room had been attractively decorated for the occasion, with pink and white streamers throughout. Highlight of the wedding decorations was a large white boat with a miniature bride and groom sailing on the “sea of matrimony.” A corsage was presented to the Pleasant Mills bride-elect upon her arrival, after which the guests autographed a pair of pillow cases for her trousseau. Appropriate bridal contests were played, and a reading, “My What a Wedding,” was given by Mrs. John Bailey. After the honored guest opened her many gifts, the hostesses served refershments to the following guests: the Misses Janie Raudenbush, Kay Bollenbacher, Mary Myers, Betty Myers, Judy Butler Judy Mi 11 er , Joan Halberstadt, W an d a Mann, Vicki Everett and Rita Bailey, and the Mesdames Hubert Butler, Ed Melching, Harvey Jones, Darrel Clouse, La Vera Light, Glen Mann, Lee Custer, Murray Holloway, Lawrence Ehrsam, Wayne Clouse, Albert Davison, Carl Ehrsam, Fred Bauman, Elmer Golliff, Clyde Jones, Selma Querin, Ned Ray, Ethel Ray, and Carl Frey. Unable to attend but sending

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gifts were the Mesdames Edwin Coil, Will Evans, Ray Ehrsac, Billy Springfield, Laura Davis, Harlan Jones, Kenneth Bollenbachi er, Ada Hahnert, Charles Morrison and Dick Evans, and the Misses Ada and Ann Foor, Kay Lynn Archer and Marabelle Wolfe. UNION TOWNSHIP CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. DREW The home demonstration club of Union township met recently at the home of Mrs. Thurman Drew, with Mrs. Paul Morgan as assisting hostess. Mrs. Rolland Gilliom, club president, had charge of the meeting, and led the group in repeating the club creed, after which they sang the club prayer. Mrs. Morgan led roll call, to which members answered by naming a school problem, past or present. The lesson for the afternoon, entitled “Dapgers of Self-medica-tion.” was presented by Mrs. Chalmer Barkley. “Civil Rights” was the topic of the citizenship lesson, given by Mrs. Thearl Stults, followed by the health lesson, “The health aspect of agiug,” given by Mrs. Hugh Nidlinger. Mrs. Nellie Price, Mrs. Archie Smitley and Mrs. Morgan were appointed on the nominating committee, to be in charge of the club election, whlcn wlil be held October 23. It was announced that Mrs. Stults will represent the club on achievement day, which is scheduled for October 19. In closing, the group sang the song of the month, “My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean,” followed by the dismissal prayer, led by Mrs. Nile Williamson. During the social hour, refreshments were served to 19 members, six children and guests, Mrs. Paul Bevelhimer and Mrs. Williamson. The next meeting will be in the form of a “hobo party,” to be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Chase Oct. 23. Mrs. Basil Gephart will be the assisting hostess, and members are too come dressed a cording to the theme, or will be fined. LEGION AUXILIARY HAS MONTHLY SOCIAL MEETING The monthly social meeting of the American Legion auxiliary

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Margaret Heimann Wed This Morning To Louis T. Savieo The Very Rev. Msgr. J. J. Seimetz celebrated the nuptial mass following the marriage of Miss Margaret R. Heimann and Louis T. Savieo, which took-i place at 9 a.m. today in St. Mary’s Catholic church. The double-ring ceremony was performed before the main altar of the church, which was graced with baskets of pink and white gladioli. Sr. M. Margaretta, C.S.A., was organist, and the mass was sung by the men’s choir of the church, under the direction of Ed Heimann. “Remember Holy Mother,” was sung following the mass. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heimann, of route 4, Decatur, are parents of the bride, and the bridegroom is the youngest son of Mrs. Fred Savieo, of near Monroeville. Given in marriage by her father. the bride was gowned in Italian dupioni silk and re-embroider-ed alencon lace. The lace formed the portrait neckline of the basque bodice which was detailed by short sleeves, and tiny covered buttons centered down the back. Hipline panels of lace highlighted the very bouffant skirt of her gown, which swept into a brush train. Her fingertip veil of imported French illusion was caught to a lace crown sprinkled with seed pearls, and she carried an arran- — a was held Friday evening at the Legion home, under the direction of Mrs. Melvin Luhman, unit president. She was assisted by Mrs. Herman Colchin and Miss Alice Lake. Numerous game were played, with appropriate prizes awarded to the winners in each division. For bridge, prizes were won by Mrs. Joseph Kitson and Mrs. Henry Braun; for pinochle, Mrs. Ed Bauer and Mrs. Ben Eiting; for canasta, Miss Margaret Eiting and Mrs. Clyde Greigh, and for bunco, Mrs. Joseph Hunter. The door prize, donated by Mrs. Colchin. was awarded to Mrs. Harold Tieman. Mrs. Luhman and her committee served a light luncheon at the close of the meeting. MEETING OF P.T.A. OFFICERS AND CHAIRMEN IS HELD A meeting of the officers and committee chairmen of the Northwest Parent - Teacher association

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gement of white feathered carnations, centered with a lavendar orchid. Miss Mary Heimann was her sister’s only atendant in a ballerina length gown of pink lace over taffeta. The bodice was fashioned with a scoop neckline, cap sleeves and a wide taffeta cummerbund. The bouffant skirt was circular. She carried a basket of lavendar asters and pink daisy mums. Frederick J. Savieo, brother of the bridegroom, attended as best man, and guests were seated by Charles Heimann and Edwin Savieo. Mrs. Heimann attended her daughter’s wedding in a navy jersey ensemble, and Mrs. Savieo wore a gray rayon outfit. Both mothers complemented their attire with corsages of red rosebuds. Forty guests attended the wedding dinner, which was served at the Fairway restaurant at noon. The newlyweds will greet other guests at a reception to be held from 2 until 4 p.m. today, at the American Legion home. Serving the guests will be the Misses Jean Kable, Phyllis Braun, and Rheta Butcher, and Mrs. Richard Shell,. Miss Martha Kelly will be gift registrar. Mrs. Savieo, a graduate of Decatur Catholic high school, is employedby the Adams county abstract company, and her husband is an employe of the International Harvester company 'in Fort Wayne. He was graduated from Monroeville high school. was held recently at the Northwest school, for the first executive meeting of the new school year. Mrs. John Kelley, association president, conducted the business session. Each committee was informed of individual duties, and the budget for the school year was read and approved. The association Is striving for a 100% membership this year, and Mrs. Vernon Hill. membership chairman, reported on the drive now underway. First actual meeting of the association will be held October 10, with the time and program to be announced later.

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XI ALPI|A XI CHAPTER MEETS AFTER STYLE SHOW Mrs. Helen Howell and Mrs. James Elberson entertained the members of the Xi Alpha Xi exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently at the Elberson home. Members met in the lobby of the youth and Community center where they attended the Psi lota Xi style show, after which they returned to the Elberson home for their regular meeting. During the business sessions, plans for the coming year were discussed, and Mrs. George Bair presented the group ‘with the jiar’s program and study books. ,Mrs. Glenn Hill, chairman of the cultural program, presented the lesson subject, entitled “Conversation.” The hostesses served refreshments during the social hour which followed the meeting. WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION HAS FIRST MEETING THIS FALL The Women’s Association of the Presbyterian church held their first fall meeting recently in the church parlor. Mrs. E. E. Rydell, president, conducted the business session. invitation was read from.,the Bluffton church, for the district meeting to be held Oct. 9th. Those wishing a reservation should call Mrs. Rydell by Oct. 2. Mrs. Edward Cook had charge of the program. She called upon Mrs. Alma Frisinger, Mrs. David Langston, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Bond to relate their memories of working in the church. The Ruth Circle was the hostess for the social hour. Mrs. Joseph Krick will be hostess to the Delta Theta Tau sorority, Tuesday evening at Bo’clock. A meeting of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia is slated for Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock, . at the C.L. of C. hall. The Decatur Women's Historical . club will have its opening meeting i Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. ■ Giles Porter. A potluck dinner will I be served at 12 noon, and members attending are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. At the Adams county memorial hospital: Paul and Delores Ayala Mendez, of 822 North Tenth street, are parentsof a six pound, six ounce son, born at 10:50 a.m. Friday. At 3:14 p.m. Friday, a daughter was born to Wilbert and Helen Lehrman Steele, of 109 North Tenth street. The infant weighed eight pounds, four and a half • 6iihces. ’ I A nine pound, five ounce son was : bom at 6:02 p.m. Friday, to Ed-: ! ward H. and Doris Fuelling Morrisi sette, of route 3. i ■ ■ ■—

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Admitted ! Mrs. Richard E. Hendricks, De catur. , Dismissed Master Thomas Reusser, Berne; Mrs. Dallas Brown and baby girl. Fort Wayne; Mrs. John Girard and baby girl, Decatur: Mrs. Cletus Rumschlag and baby boy, Fort Wayne; Mrs. Eugene Coyne and baby girl, Decatur. Teen-Age Dance At Center This Evening Another in the series of Saturday evening teen-age dances will be staged at the Youth and Community center from 8 until 11 p.m. this evening. All teenagers of the county are invited to attend the “juke box hop,” and admission ■is 15 cents a person, or 25 cents l a couple.

HYPNOTIST DRIVES BLINDFOLDED THROUGH DECATUR

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Dr. Morton Greene, center, drove blindfolded up and down Second street to demonstrate his unique powers before his two-hour show at the Decatur high school gym Thursday night. Pictured above, left to right are Frank Lybarger of the- Schwartz Ford Agency, which furnished the new car for the drive; chief of police James Borders; Dr. Greene; Ralph Smith, Jr., chairman of the Lions club activities committee; Jay DeVoss, Decatur high school student: and M. C. Sieling, president of the Decatur Lions club, sponsors of the act.—'Staff Photo* »' *

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller and son Gene, and daughter Mrs. Robert Rumschlag, returned to Decatur Friday from Indianapolis, where Miller had beep a patient at the Robert Long hospital. For the past week he had been undergoing examinations and consultations with a heart specialist there. Reinhold “Bud” Sauer, of 1328 Master Drive, is a patient at St. Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne, where he underwent surgery Thursday. He is in room 674. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Briggs, of Hobart, have returned to their home after visiting several days with Mrs. Briggs’ sister, Mrs. Eugene Runyon, of 103 South Fourth street. Ransom Smith, of Monroe township, has been a subscriber to the Decatur Daily Democrat since it became a daily in 1903, 54 years ago. Reorganize Miami County Rural Youth Plans have been completed for the reorganization of the Miami county rural youth tlub as announced by Glgrja district IV rural youth president. The meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the Miami county 4,-H club building in Peru. All rural young people from Miami county have been invited to this meeting and rural youth members from nearby counties are urged to attend. Earlier this year, a rural youth club in Blackford county was reorganized. After the Miami county rural youth reorganization, all 10 counties in district IV will have ac. tive rural youth organizations. Any Adams county rural youth members wishing to attend the Miami county meeting Wednesday evening are asked to contact Gloria Koeneman at the county extension office. ~

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Hayride Is Held By Rural Youth Friday Forty Adams county rural youth members and guests joined in the rural youth hayride activities Friday evening. The group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Koeneman in Root township and left on the 2-hour hayride. A moonlight hike with a trek through the woods and corn fields was also included in the evening's activities. When

Dr. R. K. Parrish ANNOUNCES The RE-OPENING of Hie OFFICE 230 S. 2nd Street Decatur, Ind. Monday, September 30

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the group returned to the Koeneman home, everyone enjoyed a wiener bake and marshmallow roast. . Guests were present from 1 Allen, Wabash, Blackford and s Grant counties. The next regular meeting Os the J Adams county rural youth will be - held October 10 and will include a t talk fest, treasure hunt and cost tume party. The special activity s for October will be attending the i Holiday on Ice 'performance atTKe i Coliseum in Fort Wayne.