Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1957 — Page 3

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1957

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MISS McBRIDE MARRIES VON ARNOLD SATURDAY The parsqnage of the Cross Evangelical and Reformed church in Berne was the scene of the Saturday marriage of Miss Carrol Mae Mcßride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Mcßride, of 766 Clark street, Berne, and Von Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold, of route 4, Decatur. Officiating for the double ring ceremony, at 2 o’clock that afternoon, was the Rev. C. A. Schmid. A street length dress of light blue crystalette over blue taffeta was worn by the bride. The fitted bodice was designed with a square neckline and cap sleeves, atop the elongated waistline, from which billowed the very full skirt. Her shoulder-length veil showered from a hat of matching color, adorned with tiny flowers and sequins, and blue shoes completed her attire. A corsage of pink roses, was worn as her bridal corsage. Mrs. Dean Haggard attended her friend as matron of honor, wearing a pink brocaded dress, accented at the waistline by a rose satin sash. Her dress, too, had a very full skirt, and she wore shoes to match the color of her dress. She wore a rose colored feather hat, and had a corsage of deep pink roses. Attending as best man was Dean Haggard. Mrs. Mcßride attended the wedding wearing a dress grey nylon lace over rose taffeta. She chose navy accessories and a corsage of jyhite mums. The bridegroom’s mother wore a light blue rayon and wool tweed ensemble’, with black accessories and a corsage of white mums.-also. The couple greeted guests at the reception which followed, in the new educational building of the church. Serving were the Misses Deanna and Chloe Mcßride, sis-

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ters of the bride; Mrs. Bruce Bower, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. James Weaver and Miss Crystal Blocker, close friends of the bride. For traveling, Mrs. Arnold changed into, an aqua knit suit, with which she wore black accessories and a grey alpaca coat, to which was pinned her bridal corsage. Following their trip of unannounced destination, the couple will reside at 212 East Central street in Bluffton. A graduate of Hartford center high school, the bride is an employe of the Lincoln National Life Insurance company in Fort Wayne. Her husband graduated from Kirkland high school, and Is employed by the Indiana state highway department. ST. PAUL LADIES AID MEETS WITH MRS. SCHNEPP Members of the St. Paul’s Missionary Ladies aid met recently at the home of Mrs. Emma Schnepp, for an all-day meeting. A pot luck dinner was served at the noon hour, to 14 members, four children and two men. The business session which followed was conducted by the president, Mrs. Lyle Franz. The remainder of the day was spent in quilting and sewing quilt patches. Mrs. William Thornton, Jr., of 431 Mcßarnes street, will be hostess for the next meeting of the group. The Queen of Peace discussion club will meet at the home of Miss Josephine Wolpert Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Members of the Epsilon Sigma and Xi Alpha Xi chapters of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the Elks home at f p.m. Wednesday, for a lingerie party. This will be guest night, and each member is requested to bring a guest

WOMAN’S CLUB SECTIONS MEET SEPARATELY MONDAY Individual departmental meetings of the six adult departments of the Decatur Woman’s club were held Monday evening. Hostesses for the November business and social meetings were Mrs. Ray Singely for the Civic department; Mrs. Dan Tyndall for the Music department; Mrs. Ross Brian for the Dramatic department; Mrs. George Buckley for the Literature department; Mrs. Thomas Buuck for the Junior Women’s department, and Mrs. R. O. Gentis for the Art, department. Each of the departments was reminded of the November general meeting, to be held at the Youth and Community Center November 25. The Literature department is making arrangements for the event. As Woman's club is one of the sponsors of the national education week banquet Thursday, each of the women was urged to attend if possible, representing the entire club. Details of the meetings last evening follow: Civic Thirty-one members of the Civic department met at the home of Mrs. Stingely. Mrs. Norman Kruse, section president, presided throughout the meeting. Mrs. William Schnepf and Miss Dorothy Schnepf were voted into the organization as its newest members, after which the women were' reminded of the national education week banquet to be held at the Youth and Community Center Thursday evening. Mrs. Myles Parrish, program leader for the evening, introduced Miss Edna Glendenning, who presented a program of pictures and accompanying dialogue, of her recent trip to Saudi Arabia. Later, Mrs. Delton Passwater told of the recent dedication of the Girl Scout *'little house” which was made possible partly through assistance from the department. ’ Refreshments were served by the hostess, who was assisted by Mrs. Francis Ellsworth, Mrs. Merritt Alger, Mrs. Ralph Smith and Mrs. Parrish. Music Members of the Music department met with Mrs. Tyndall, with Mrs. Robert I. Macklin, Mrs. Glenn Hill and Mrs. J. Fred Fruechte acting as assisting hostesses. Miss Alice Roth presented the secretary-treasurer’s report during the business session. Plans were made for the December potluck meeting of the group, which will be held at the home of Mrs. .Walter J. Krick.' There is to be a $1 gift exchange. Mrs. Hill, the program leader, gave an interesting account of Marian Anderson, taken from her autobiography, “My Lord, What a Morning.” Miss Helen Haubold then conducted a rehearsal of a few of the numbers the group is planning to present at the spring concert. A dessert luncheon was served at the close of the meeting. Dramatic During the meeting of the Dramatic department, held at the home of Mrs. Brian, members voted to again sponsor a Girl Scout troup. Plans were also discussed for a Christmas philanthropic project. A movie quiz, pertaining to academy award winners, was ■ then participated in, >as part of the program, “Hollywood Review.” In answer to the quiz, the women had to name the uni- . dentified star by giving their given name, and later naming moving pictures from a short synopsis.

Assisted by Mrs. Paul E. Wolfe and Mrs. James Newton, the hostess served a light dessert at the close of the meeting. Literature Mrs. Buckley was hostess for the meeting of the Literature department, which was attended by 18 members. The meeting was opened in regular form, with the repeating of the club collect. Mrs. Ralph Yager and Mrs. O. L. Vance gave an interesting program entitled "The Cultural Life of the American Colonies.” by Louis B. Wright. Mrs. Yager reviewed' the colonies way of living, while Mrs. Vance told of the education of the colonies.

Following the secretary’s report, given by Mrs. V. R. Ed

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wards, the business meeting was conducted by section chairman, I Mrs. Mary Jane Saylors. Members voted to sponsor a Girl Scout troop. Mrs. Saylors then reminded the women of the general meeting November 25, when the Literature department wil be in charge. Mrs. Roy Gibson will be the guest speaker, with arrangements for the evening being handled by Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Virgil Sexton and Mrs. Richard Schauss. A lemon dessert and coffee were served during the social hour, by the hostess, who was assisted by Mrs. Edwatds, Mrs. Vance and Mrs. Yager. . < Junior Women Mrs. David J. Martin, district eight director of the Junior Women’s department of Woman’s club, was a guest at last night's potluck dinner meeting of that department, which met with Mrs. Buuck. Assisting Mrs. Buuck in making arrangements ror the evening were Mrs. David Embler, Jr., Miss Linda Pollock and Mrs. William Howell. During the business session conducted by the president, Miss Floyd Reed, the secretary, Miss Sunya Stucky, and the treasurer, Miss Jeannine Schultz, each presented a detailed report. Mrs. William McColly was named as Junior Women’s representative for the Girl Scout troop which the club voted to again sponsor. The program for the January general meeting, which the department wjjl present, was discussed. with the committee in charge to make completed / arrangements. A run-down of several of the state projects seeking financial assistance was given by Mrs. Martin, who also talked with the club members concerning several of their own proposed projects and ideas. It was announced that several of the project reports will be due at the December meeting, to be held at Mrs. Reed’s home. Plans were completed for the Christmas meeting, to which members are to. bring at least two articles for the Delt’s Goodfellows project, and also Christmas articles for inflrmants at the county home. The December committee consists of Mrs. Ned Knape, Miss Sunya Stucky, Miss Luanne Lehman and Miss Barbara Cole. At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Martin conducted impressive installation ceremonies for the department's officers, Mrs. Reed, president; Mrs. Roger Blackburn, vice president and fines secretary; Miss Stucky, secretary, and Miss Schultz, treasurer. In appreciation of her prgpence at last night's meeting., Mrs. Martin was presented with a gift from the department.

Art . An interesting program centered around "flower arrangement” was presented by Mrs. Joe Kelly, who was program chairman of the Art department, which met with Mrs. Gentis. Mrs. Kelly based her talk around the book “Seven Keys to Flower Arrangement.” written by Anita Stelle. The book stated that the aim should be to strive for distinction, originality, balence, rhythm and proportion. "Inspiration is the master key of floral arrangements, and one should chose the space, then prepare the flowers for that space, rather than prepare the flowers and then look for a place to put them,” the author pointed out. In reviewing the subject, Mrs. Kelly told the women that expression and symbolism of colors should be considered, and unrelated colors can be used for dra- ' ma. Discrimtaation in selection of containers and accessories is, important, she explained. Following the program, refreshments were served by the hostess, and her committee. Miss Charlotte Vera and Mrs. J. T. Myers. The December meeting of the department will be a Christmas party with gift exchange, at the I home of Mrs. W. W. Cravens. December 9. instead of December 2 as stated in the club’s book. Mrs. Bernard Staub will be hos- ■ tess to the Queen of the Rosary 1 I study club, Thursday evening at I 8 o’clock. —— “

CALVARY E.U.B. CHURCH [SOCIETY HAS MEETING The Women's Society of World Service of the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren church met recently at the home of Mrs. Paul Hindenlang, for its regular November meeting. Mrs. Wayne Gaunt was the assisting hostess. Singing of “America the Beautiful," and “Breathe on me the Breath of God,” opened the meeting. Mrs. Bernice Darr gave the lesson, after which plans were made for the society’s Christmas party, which will feature a 50-cent gift exchange. Refreshments Were later served to the eight members, one visitor ! and five children in attendance. SIXTEEN PARLEY MEMBERS MEET WITH MRS. BROWN Sixteen members of the Past Presidents parley .of the American Legion auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Dallas Brown Monday evening, with Mrs. Frances Monahan, president pro-tern, conducting the business session.

Several reports were given, and announcement was made that the parley-adopted nurse is ill and confined to a hospital in Dayton, Ohio. Plans were made for the annual family Christmas dinner, to be held at the Legion home December 8. Mrs. Lawrence Rash and Mrs. Arthur Meyer are chairman and co-chairman of the event. Members are to bring a $1 gift for the exchange. A lunch was served by the hostess, after which members participated in several games of pinochle. Awards were presented to

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Mrs. Elmer Darwachter, Mrs. Lloyd Kreischcr and Mrs. Tilman Gehrig. The Zion Lutheran Missionary society will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the parish hafi. Officers will be elected and a report will be presented on the recent fall festival. The Rev. Edgar P Schmidt, pastor, will lead the topic discussion. Parents and friends of students attending Adams Central are reminded of the Central P.T.A. auction, tq -be conducted in the school gym next Mqpday evening, starting -at 7 p.m. The Merry Matrons home demonstration club will meet at 7:30 p.m. next Monday evening, instead of Tuesday evening, which is the usual evening of meetings. Mrs. Walter Thieme will be hostess for Monday’s meeting. A regular meeting of the Eagles auxiliary will be held at 8 p.m. this evening at the Eagles hall.

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WEST (Cotitinued trom rage One) The aides said Krishna Menon was “simply •weak," although had been treated by a physician for exhaustion before he took the council floor Monday.

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