Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 5 December 1957 — Page 2

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Niblicks Winter Coat Sale! £ Values to $29.95 NOW *24 Values to $39.95 NOW *2B | |||P Values to $49.95 NOW *3B fe -ffift Values t. $69.95 HOW s 4B U<: d- r • Better quality winter coats ■>' 1 • Beautiful, luxurious wool fabrics JaT, jR*. 1 * Exciting selection of newest styles • Every coat handsomely tailored • Big ’ won<,er^u * choice of colors • Sizes for everybody . . . take your pick! BT I\ \ • Top values at amazingly low prices • Hurry ... be early for best buys! Mw JI V Juniors, Misses, Petites, Half Sizes Junior Size Car Coats On Sale! I BSize 7t013 — Some with Cape $8 tR.BB .* 1 O«SS WfCollar Hood! All Wool Melton Fleece! and □Girls Coats On Sale! M to 6x and 7 to 14 Yr. (size 3 to 6x have Leggings) M ’22-95 15-°® jjW* * ’l7-95 13*®® 14’95 Reduced To n- 00 12-95 H,.,!,,,..) I 10-®® i / f Sobteen Sizes 8 to 14 on Sale! 2 ‘24’5 IW r.. 18-00 £ *22’95 f M. GIRLS CAR COATS, Size Btol4 on Sale! 2) * All Are Water Repellent Fabrics *7-°® *lO-95 *9-00 12-95 r 11-00 Ladies Dresses On Sale! ® ONE GROUP OF FALL AND WINTER DRESSES AT REDUCED jtjMQ PRICES! Choose from 100 Dresses — All better quality fabrics! Junior. Regular and Half Sizes AA AA w jKmL p Values to $16.95 On Sale At and y NEW FALL COTTON DRESSESoON SALE. $5.00! J Better Quality Dan River Ginghams in dark patterns! Size 12 to 20, 38 to 44. 14'/ 2 to 24 > 2 , Junior 7to 15 Regular $5.98 Quality 188 r Now At A Special Price, Each ZP* * Better Hats Reduced! X Hurry To Our Store For This Great Big Special Sale! I GROUPS TO CHOOSE FROM One (Jroup—Values to S O.OC ® SALE PRICE V < One Group—Values to $ K* iMWIV visit our TOYLfINO ° n second fl ° or ■ 'x ¥ Toys-Rolls-flames, V 7 Etc. Niblick & Co. OPEN: WED. - FRI. - SAT. NIGHTS TILL 9:00

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Emmanuel Choir To Give Concert Christmas Concert At Church Sunday Emmanuel Lutheran choir will present a Christmas concert at the church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The program will open with a processional, "O Come. All Ye Faithful." Part two will consist of a group of three songs,” “Oh, Come. Emmanuel," "O Jesu Sweet, 0 Jesu Mild.” and “Praise God the Lord. Ye Sons of Men.” An organ interlude will follow, presenting the following selections, “In Dulci Jubilo,” "Come, Your

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Hearts and Voices Raising,** and "Psalm 19”. Part three will consist of four carols. "Away in the Manger,” "Joy to the World,” "While By Our Sleeping Flock We Lay,” and "Angels We have Heard On High.” The Rev W. C. Vetter will give the meditation, which will be followed by the offering which will be used for the Lutheran school for the deaf at Mill Neck Manor. Mill Neck. New York. «The congregation will join in singing carols, after which there will be another organ interlude. The program will close with the singing of "Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring,” “Halleljah Chorus,” and "Abide, Oh Dearest Jesus.” Choir members who will participate are Monica Badenhop, Barbara Bleeke, Mrs. Herman Bleeke,

Mrs. Richard.. Bleeke, Marlene Bleeke. Mildred Grote, Mrs. Robert Huebner, Ann Lehrman. Maxing Thieme, Virginia Vetter, Janice Badenhop, Mrs. Wilbur Blakey, Arlene ITiieme, Mrs. Walter Vetter, Art Bischoff. Carl Biscoff, Hugo Bleeke. Richard Bleeke, Theodore Bleeke, Lorenz Steele, Victor Bleeke, Fred Schamerloh and Harold Schamerloh. Marlene Huebner will be the organist. Officers are: Harold Schamerloh, president; Virginia Vetter, se-cretary-treasurer and Mildred Grote, librarian. Mrs. Lornez Steele is iff charge of poster design. ' Adams County Home In Monthly Report The Adams county home reported 25 inmates as at Dec. L Receipts from the sale of livestock and produce amounted to $1,641.91. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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Highway Department In Monthly Report The monthly report of the Adams county highway department shows a total of 29,627 miles traveled by highway trucks, 3,220 miles of roads graded, 9,646.4765 tons of stone hauled on township roads, and two miles of blacktop sealed. Miscellaneous work consisted of patching roads, cutting brush, building catch basins, shop work, putting up high water signs, painting guard rails, cutting tjle. draining water off roads, fixing mail box approaches, hauling hot mix and gravel, leveling stone, putting in sewers, replacing well tops, installing road signs and* reflectors and repairing trucks and other equipment. The report was presented to the Adams county board of commissioners at the monthly meeting. Trade in a good town — Decatur

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1«57

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