Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1958 — Page 2

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LAST 2 DAYS BLACKWELLS 'CLEARANCE ' - '■* ■'** ■ I I. ■■ <aawa»««aMWßl—MW 4KW<WM*>«IM» - - <•'»" Q. J LADIES LADIES LADIES JP Winter Dresses BL P AC U K R S bro S wn Winter Coats JL aala - tan red reduced W NOW y 2 PRICE I Calfskin and Simulated NOW 40% to 50% OFF W’F Dressy Holiday Numbers Leather The Regular Low p r j c e. Ji 184 Yeiiwj ■ m -i oTS Reg. $1.98 $« 2ft■■■Phis.. Ar Fine Selection t IBHyT Kgp and Tailored Styles NoW__ l e “Tax Lovely Coats ftlW Juniors Misses Half Sixes Reg. SIOB fl A Plus By Betty Rose - Kay McDowell ff| Stols 10 to 2ft NOW- Tax; $S io fr* Reg. $6.95 to $14.95 • - - iwl I 1 /A nows3 49 to?7 49 „ ™ T ., ai>w *l4 ”10*39-” _y nCßUifClin entire stock LADIES WINTER SUITS and COLORS GIRLS COATS - COAT SETS at y 2 PRICE Regu X sl - 98 CAR COATS - REDUCED 40% X, *S-?8... 19-95 139 »as . 5-98 A Closeout i 1 LADIES BLOUSES A LfID,ES SWEATERS H VIUOUUUI. JL ORLON - WOOLS — LADIES WINTER SpLu ?,!’?® V ° rS S2 XV°? 3 CDADTC UIFAD and N ’ lnn a " l ' Orl0 " • ,erscy 'Zm !4 ft) NOW *2’ l 9 to srunid ncan ALL REDUCED Cardigans reg. $3.98 to $5.98 Reduced from 35% now *7O NOW to 5 2.98 to x /2 Price dF dFV to ~ -, XT —'" — LADIES DUSTERS and ROBES ‘ QI APIFQ RFRMIinAQ CLEARANCE COTTONS — NYLONS — QUILTED ROBES OLAIIAODCnIWUIIAO sßmsstr” "HSBBsns t> z1 „ O q nawomiv aa torreadors MATERNITY DRESSES Reg 53 98 ~ NOW ONLY s 2-9« lUnnCAUUnd Reg. S7.9B—NOW ONLY—- SX.9B now- NOW«i-___________ to $3.99 AQ Regular $.3.98 to $5.98 QUILTED ROBES 10 Cottons or Dressy Styles Reg. $8.95 —NOW OSLY $1J.98 mm a Ai/ihTA ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK GIRLS BLOUSES GIRLS SKIRTS W .'21, E 4 f <-*> dj ji LADIES SKIRTS licdliccd ! -nSullCCdl— -. WOOLS — FLANNELS t niinn ar Vvlnn« ’ i .. GABARDINES and OTHERS J||H| now $1.49 to $2.49 reduced! NOW QQ C to $1.98 Reg - $2 - 98 - NOW ----- «l-98 — GIRLS DRESSES Rcg « 3 98 NOVV S2.79'*W ; GIRLS SPORTSWEAR SIZES 6to 14 and SUBTEEN l{tg ' Nt>W y >\ CLOSE OUT! REDUCED! Reg. $7.95 — now Regular $1.98 Sizes 22 to 36 Reg. $1.98 to $2.98 — ----- NOW — ' Beguiar $2.98 BALANCE of STOCK NOW 40% OFF Regular Price - - NOH I KIDDIE ONE and TWO-PIECE z ;. $ j. 29 to SJ.S9 NOW *2*9B snow SUITS y 2 PRICE SHEETS at Low, Low, Prices! RATU TA WAVED A 128 Count Muslin — All First Quality I■■ I WW Eli Here's an all time value. Never before ... so much quality l “Guaranteed for nrt tew'than ’IOO Waehings” WEAL HEAVY THICK THIRSTY TOWELS 72xW8Size <>r Twin Fitted $1.89 LARGE 22 x 44 SIZE EA. ISO . /I 81 x 99 Size $1«69 0 ot snoa ii u. L u WASH CLOTHS Sizeor Double fritted-$-< .99 * SOLID COLORS rAn Foxcraft Pillow Cases 42x36 12 x 12 Sizes dr Jr C EaKk.julEjiß!'.:”* = .. FOAM RUBBER PiLLOWS LAR(;E Ro6 MATTRESS PADS Kool Foam — Premium Size Solid Colors or I weed TWIN DOUBLE j. — j l«i t Non-Skid Hack—Fringed SIZE -—Je*** * SIZE . ' J " Washable — Zipper Muslin Cover 27” x*4B” ~~ ■■-■*- ' now only $2.98 each a tins value Combination PAD and COVER SET \ NOW $2.69 S . 3-87 S LE — — ■■ ~ ■ . ■. —' - : R M ■ E I MEN’S—SOYS’ E U A E J >< WOMEN’S - GIRLS’ J H V E 3 SHOP and SAVE at BLACKWELLS ’ OPEN WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY ANII SATI RDAY NKJITS Tll.l, 9:00 P. M.

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Annual Report By St. John's Church All Reports Show Progress For 1957 The 37-page printed annual report for 1957 enabled the voters’ of St. John’s church on route 27 to follow all the annual reports presented at the meeting this week. The meeting was presided over by Edward Selking, route 1,, Decatur, newly-elected president for 1958. All reports showed progress made during 1957. A total of $47,240 was contributed by the membership of 369 communicants. The indebtedness on the new $190,000 school buildings was reduced from SBO,OOO to $66,000. The treasurer, Don Hoile of Hoagland, reported that $6,355.29 had been sent to the denomination’s headquarters for missions and an addition 2,056.75 for charitable purposes outside of the congregation. Marvin Meyer serves as financial secretary and Marvin Schroeder. route 1, Hoagland, is the treasurer for the school building fund. The pastor’s report showed 13 baptisms for last year and two weddings. Five members were lost through death and three transferred their membership to other congregations, while eight communicants were gained- through confirmation of juniors and 10 transferred from other congergations to St. John’s. Attendance *at holy communion increased from 1,718 ip 1956 to 2,005, and church attendance also increased from 20.090 to 22.349. Eight members are serving in the armed forces of their country. In addition to the above, the

r ~ _ . ■ ’ ■ ■■■■■ - ' - — Hick’s Greatest Dress Sale! 200 BETTER DRESSES ON SALE! Excellent Selection! Out They Go! Better .Hurry! Look At The Low Prices! A large collection of famous make dresses for daytime — and dressier wear! 'Wools. Rayon Crepes, Novelty A Fabrics, Transition'Cottons, Rayon Taffetas, and Satins. <.-'W Sites 7 to 15 — 10 to 20 — and Half Sizes 104 to 244 \ S A.OO Reg. 8.95 - - NOW Reg. 10.95 NOW ly ’ : l Reg. 12.95 tfofc S’®® MW J L Reg. 14,5 NOW W Im ' w [y Reg. 16.95 NOW 1* ,WV || Reg. 19.95 NOW HR I One rack of over 100 Dresses, Better Rayon Crepes, |j i > /( \ ; Taffetas, Dan River Ginghams in darker patterns. 1 Values from $5.98 to $16.95. ' M J j Sizes 12 to 20. 38 to 44, 144 to 244. Junior sizes. i‘ & Now On Sale at a Special Low Price g 80 FAMOUS “WAYNE MAID” BRAND. Discontinued Styles! DAYTIME COTTON DRESSES, Regular and Half Sizes, Art Aft Were s3,BL—— SALE PRICE 3 GIRLS DRESSES, At January Sale Prices! 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 yr. $ 1-69 to $5.95 18 CAR COATS ON SALE from to $ 13.00 LADIES HATS, Final ClearancesJ.OO, GIRLS HATS, One Group To Close Out each Jc 30 GIRLS COATS, Excellent Quality, Final Clearance, Sizes 3 to 14 years to $ Jg.oo JANUARY SALE of SWEATERS <t> ,a <1 Stock up now on sweaters, sweaters and more sweaters. ZGet savings now on classics, novelties, in cardigan and »lip-on styles. '““BXNEON, OREOKrAND Firß BLEND! A Sizes 34 to 40 " ' ~ ¥ j Jtv Reg. 8.95N0w 7.95 Reg. 7.95N0w 6.95 Beg. 5.98N0w' 4.98 Reg. 3.98 Now 3.25 80 BLOUSES ON SALE! “A Famous Brand” $ 6, __ "*• j Fine Washable Cotton Quality in Stripes, Checks, Plaids and Solid Colors, Long or Short Sleeves! Sizes 30 to 38—All Were $2.98—A1l Real Values! M JANUARY SALE PRICE .$2.00 Niblick & Co. I - “Over 100 Years Quality Store”

sMretary and treasurer of the tadi«« aid, men’s chib, St. Jeans guild, and Waithet League have their reports in the printed annual report. - Lloyd Kiess, Sr., and Henry Bultemeier, both of route 1, Decatur, will serve as elders for the year and Roy Bixler. Franklin Scheimann, Wilfred Scherer, and Harold Bulmahn, all of route 1, will serve as deacons. Robert Buuck, Harold Sauer, and Alfred Scheumann, all qf Hoagland, and Fred W. Berning, route 1, Decatur, will serve as trustees. Herbert Witte will serve as vicepresident of the congregation. Members of the board for parish education are Herman Linnemeier and Robert Meyer of route 1, and Gerald Fuhrman of route 1, Hoagland. Gilbert Hoffman, Hoagland, and Lester Uffelmann, route 1, Decatur, are membership secretaries for the Lutheran laymen’s league, while Henry Getting is Lutheran hour repersentative. Bontrager Ponders Senate Candidacy INDIANAPOLIS ffll — S t a t e Sen. D. Russell Bontrager of Elkhart said today he may announce next week whether he will seek the Republican nomination for U. S. senator this year. , Bontrager, here for a legislative committee meeting, handed newsmen a prepared statement critical of Sen. William E Jenner for "handpicking" Governor Handley as his successor. The smallest telephone company in Michigan today is the Trout Creek and Calderwood Co. in the Upper Peninsula. The company serves 27 ’Customers.

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Driver Is Killed As Auto Crashes Tree PRINCETON (IB — Charles Daniel Goodman, about 65, Ghry, was killed Wednesday when, his car hit a tree along U. S. 41 on a curve about a mile north of here. Reseach Money Is Granted To Hospital INDIANAPOLIS (IB — The James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Assn Wednesday granted a total of $17,400 to the Riley Hospital for Children for two rehearch projects and the publication of a "nation-wide journal" to report on research at Riley and the Indiana University .Medical School. SPECIALS WEEK-END Fresh Liver — lb- 29c Pan Sausage lb* 29c Jowl Baconlb. 29c Fresh Side lb. 39c Boiling Beef lb. 21c Minute Steak lb. 59c Sliced Center Cut Smoked Ham lb. 69c T-Bone Steak lb. 55c Sirloin Steak — lb. 55c Round Steak lb. 59c Bacon lb. 49c SUDDUTH’S Meat Market 512 S. 13th St. Phone 3-2706