Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 7 May 1958 — Page 2

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MISS JUDITH MILLER IS SATURDAY BRIDE Saturday evening at 5 o’clock. Miss Judith Ann Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlo Miller, route 5. and Joseph Edwin Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Butler, also of route 5, were united in marriage at a double ring ceremony at the home of the justice of the peace. The bride appeared in a ballerina length gown of white with imported silver metallic lace, featuring a Sabrina neckline and a bouffant skirt of tiered lace over nylon

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pleated tulle. A Ince arid taffeta plateau held her fingertip veil of illusion and she carried lillies of the valley and white rose buds centered with an orchid. Her cousin. Miss Jacqueline Burke, attended her in a ballerina length gown of mint green crystaltette which was highlighted by a rolled neckline ,a long torso and a matching hat. Her bouquet was a cascade of pink roses and rose buds. Gale Schaadt, of Convoy, Ohio, acted as the best man for the ceremony.

Members of the immeriate families gathered at the community center after the ceremony where they were greeted by th newly married couple. Serving at the reception were Miss Cheryl Andrews, Fort Wayne; Miss Kay Burke, cousin of the bride, and Miss Linda Wagner, cousin of the bridegroom. For traveling, the bride changed into a suit of toast tan and beige accessories. Following their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Butler will reside at route 5. A graduate so Pleasant Mills high school, Mrs. Butler is employed at the Decatur Industries. Her husband, also having been graduated from Pleasant Mills, is employed by the Yost Construction company. HOMEMAKERS CONFERENCE AT PURDUE NEXT MONTH Homemakers conference, the annual three-day school for Hoosier homemakers, will be held this year June 9. 10, and 11. Hundreds of women who wish to learn the latwst research information on homemaking and related fields are expected to attend the 1958 session at Purdue University. Sessions in clothing, foods and nutrition, family life, housing, home furnishings and home management will be held. The Indiana state home defonstration association will meet in conjunction with the conference, but attendance at the conference is not limited to home demonstration club women. The sessions are planned to meet the needs of any interested homemaker in Indiana. A safe driving contest is scheduled to open the conference Monday, June 9, followed by a general session in the afternoon. Guest speakers will be Dr. George D. Scarseth of the American association of farm research, and Leonard Breen of the department of sociology at Purdue. A chicken barbecue and a program presented by the county home demonstration club choruses will be features of the first evening session. Sessions in homemaking will be given on the morning and afternoon of June 10, with a dinner meetib afterwards for county home demonstration club presidents and extension personnel. Entertainment that evening will be a play, “Anastasia,” presented by Lafayette and West Lafayette communties. Wednesday, June 11, two of the classes in homemaking will hold their final sessions and the 40th i annual meeting of the Indiana home demonstration association will get underway in the morning. A panel discussion on “We believe in the future and its promise to young families" will be part of the final afternoon meeting. Tonight & Thursday Two Star-Packed Hits First Decatur Showing! “Female Animal” Powell, Geo. Nader PLUS — Teen Age. Thriller! “The Wilder Years” Barbara Stanwyck, Jas. Cagney ——o—o — i Fri. & Sat.—“ 3 Violent People” & “Great American Pastime” ’ —o Sun, & Mon.— “BERN ADINE” v Pat Boone- & Victor Mature, Diana Dors, “Long Haul”

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TERVEER-MILLER TO RECITE VOWS Mrs. B. T. Terveer, 640 West Madison street, announces the engagement and approaching marrL age of her eldest daughter, Mary Martha, to James J. Miller, son of Mrs. Peter Miller of route 6. Both graduated of Decatur Catholic high school. Miss Terveer also a graduate of St. Joseph’s hospital, school of nursing. Fort Wayne, is now employed by her brother, Dr. John Terveer, and Miller is employed by the Central Soya company. A July 5 wedding at the St. Mary’s Catholic church, is being planned by the couple. TRINITY W.B.W.S. HOLDS ANNUAL DINNER Spring bouquets and Japanese umbrella used as place markers decorated the tables set in the church parlor of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church for the mother-daughter banquet held Tuesday evening by the members of the Women’s Society of World service. Prior to the dinner, Mrs. Blanche Elzey offered the prayer, and after the approximate 120 participants had eaten, Mrs. Sephus Jackson took charge of the pror gram and welcomed all the men}-,. berS and guests. Opening prayer was given by Mrs. J. O. Penrod, followed by a salute to mothers by Mrs. Herman Sautbine and a response by her daughter, Mrs. Russell Plumley. A special number was then given by Miss Pat Nelson, followed by scripture reading by Mrs. Marie Deßolt. An offering was taken as gifts were given to Mrs. Will Pennington. eldest mother present: Mrs. John Kelly, mother with the most daughters present; and Miss Marilyn Sue Plumley, youngest daughter present. A talk and film on Japan by missionary Miss Wanda Lautzenheiser completed the program and the group was dismissed with a prayer offered by Mrs. Jackson. DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR JUNE CONVENTION Ninteen members were present when the delegates and alternates were chosen for the V. F. W. Ladies auxiliary department convention, which is to be held in June at South Bend. Delegates for the convention which is to be held in June at South Bend. Delegates for the convention will be Mrs. i Stan Kling, Mrs. Harry Martz, Mrs. Leo Feasel. and Mrs. Ray Ballard, while the alternates are Mrs. Les Hunter, Mrs. Ray Venis, Mrs. Theodore Baker and Mrs. Delbert Augsburger. Members of the auxiliary elected these women at their recent business meeting held Monday niglft at the V.F.W. hall. It was announced that six members attended the fourth district V.F.W. auxiliary meeting held at Garrett Sunday. Mrs. Ray Ballard was elected fourth district chaplain and Mrs. Harry Martz was elected district trustee and appointed patriotic instructor. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Leslie Hunter and the door prize was presented to. Mrs. Clarence Hook. Members of the Emblem club will hold their regular meeting Thursday,, evening at 8 o'clock at the Elks home. A mother-daughter dinner 'will be held by the members of the Happy Homemakers club Tuesday evening at 6 o’clobk at the home of Mrs. Floyd Mitchell. Members > are asked to supply their own table service and to bring their daughters or a friend. Mrs. George Tricker will enters tain the members of the Queen of the Rosary Study club Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A rummage sale is being held by the members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority Saturday morning beginning's! 9 o'clock at the former Gerber's market on south second street. Acting hostess to the Mt. Tabor Women’s Society of Christian service members will be Mrs. Paul Rich, who will have the women at her home Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Everyone is Cordially Invited to attend The Annual Spring Smorgasbord Supper FRIDAY, MAY 9, 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , 5 Points. Decatur, Indiana And Enjoy the Large Variety of Delicious Smorgasbord Foods ADULTS $1.25, CHILDREN (Under 12) 65c — THE MENU — 1 Baked Ham . . . Fish Crpole . . . Chicken Casserole .... French Style Beaqs . . .... Potato Salad .. . Cottage Cheese . . Molded Fruit and Vegetable Salads .... Relish Tray .. . Deviled Eggs ... . . Assorted and Fancy Cheeses . . . Olives . . . Pickles .... Selection of Home Made Cakes and Pies .... (hilled Fruit Dessert t . .Coffee . . . . Milk COME AND EAT WITH US AND PARTICIPATE IN THIS FINE FELLOWSHIP FEAST Remember the Date! We are Expecting You!

"— * **r\ < VIRBB nR. / J&k&*?8. ' i h~ .■ - 1 ” wi't '»‘’*VV'< pq MpMR ujT ■ - Jtf aS' « wtffrw : V KJi KZi„ ”3uß PICTURED ABOVE are some of the picturesque fashions of 50 years ago, which will be shown this evening at the mother-daughter bans quet of the Zion Lutheran Missionary society at the Zion parish'hall on West Monroe street. Miss Clara Klomp, of Fort Wayne, owner of the collection, will present the commentary as local ladies model the clothing.

CONVENTION IS HELD AT WABASH CENTER The 48th annual convention of District number four Pythian Sisters of Indiana, was held at the Honeywell Memorial center Wabash, Tuesday. The registration started at 12:30 o'clock, after which a meeting was called to order by the district deputy grand chief. Mrs. Marion Mendenhall of Wabash, who had the group sing “America the Beautiful.’’ Invocation was then given by Mrs. Joyce Ross of Wabash. After Mrs. Homer catuf lodge mother, was present-1 ed with a corsage of mums, a memorial service was given by Decatur Eureka temple. Those participating were Mrs. Fred Strickler, Mrs. Ed Ahr, Mrs. Cletus Schnepp, Mrs. Frank, CristMrs. Homer Lower and Mrs. Wil- . Jia.m...Baiber^.—_ Miss Rosemary Temple of Swayzee took charge of the installation of district officers and the address of the afternoon was then given by Mrs. Francis Hylton, grand) chief of Indiana. At 6 o’clock, dinner was served at tables appropriately decorated i for the convention. Completing the decors, each place was marked by nut cups in a hat shape with lace and-for-get-me-mots. f J -= later in the evening, a meeting was called to order. There was a formal introduction of the supreme grand and the past grand officers under staff captain of Wabash, Mrs. Dorothy Nicely, and a solo by Mrs. Beatrice Shellen. accompanied at the piano by Igiss Floise- -Lewark: 7 — An address was then givers by Mrs. Evelyn Shaw, grand senior, who spoke on “Building for others,” after which the loving cup! was presented to Century Tem-’ t pie of Wabash, initiation of three ! new members was held by the district officers and the Wabash degree staff followed by comments on the work of the day.fiand the adjournment of the meeting with a ritual. Taking part from Decatur were Mrs. Martin Weiland, past grand chief; Mrs. Claude Kreigh, grand treasurer; Mrs. Frank Crist, who took charge of. registration: Mrs. Fred Hancher, assistant to the treasurer; Mrs. Giles Porter, assistant to the secretary, and Mrs. Striker, mogt execellent chief of Decatur temple. VERA CRUZ P.T.A. MEET AT SCHOOL Parents and teachers meeting held at the Vera Cruz opportunity school Friday, was opened by the Rev. Grange of the Bluffton Church- of Christ, —who —was—in charge of devotions. Recently’ the parents have erected new outside play equipment which had been purchased from donations. This equipment la much needed and is enjoyed by all the students. Also some new chairs and tables for the cafeteria room are being purchased. The family carry-in supper has been changed from Wednesday,

May 21, to Friday, May 23, because of local commencements. This will-be held at the lodge of the state forest and will begin at 6.30, and anyone interested in the school is welcomed to attend. The following are the names of cash donors; Uhiondale Lions club: Tom White* Bluffton; Needmore Club. Union township; Earl Stucky. Mohroe; —Zanesville Rebekah Lodge No. 564. Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, the Roadside council members will I meet at the library. The Bobo Willing Workers club will sponsor a Mother’s day supper for their members and their families Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock. The supper will be held at the Bobo school. j A son weighing eight pounds i and one. half ounces was born to I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamrick of ! Hoagland AJopday morning in the ! Otis hospital. Celina. Ohio, i Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. - Walter QHver of Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamrick, Willfhfre: f)hio. V n JMI Cletus T. .Green. Portland: James Bowman. Decatur; Mrs. Chancey Betz, Decatur; Glen Cornish. Decatur; Arthur Irwin. De- - catur; Mrs. Roger Stevens, * Dei catur. ... Dismissed Neil Demaree, Fort Mrs. Chancey Betz, Decatur;_ Frank Torres, Decatur.

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11 Adams County Students Honored BLOOMINGTON, Indiana University paid its annual tribute to scholarship Wednesday with Founder§. Day ceremonies for 2,700 whose grades qualified them for listing on the Deans Honors Lists and membership in scholastic societies. Lister below are local persons honored. Their parents were invited by President Herman B Wells to attend the morning ceremonies in the auditorium, and the afternoon reception by the deans of the various schools and divisions. Honored from Adams. County were: Berne — Duane S. Lehman, Millard E. Moser. Mrs. Karen J. Stucky: Decatur— Harold W. Bohnke, Barbara L. Carr, Frank H. Conn, Barbara A. Fiechter. Jay H. Gould, Paul E. Schmidt, Theodore R. Schrock; Monroe—Paul D. Riley. Returns Verdict Os Accidental Death The coroner of Allen county, Dr. Edgar N. Mendenhall, after hearing the evidence brought before him May 2 at the inquest of the Howard D. Beitler death, returned a verdict of accidental death, rhe accident was due, he continued, to the failure of Lloyd Abbott, driver of the county vehicle, to yield the right of way on a preferential highway. Lewis Lutz Smith, prosecuting attorney, was out of town today and could not be reached to determine if the case would be brought before the grand jury. Three Contests For Precinct Positions Two Geneva precinct committeemen were defeated for reelection, and one was reelected in personality fights in Dmocratic precincts A and B and Republican B. Walter Hofstetter defeated Thurman L. Baker. 53 to 42. for the Democratic Geneva A post. Baker was the incumbent. Clarence E. Buckingham, incumbent Defnocrat in Geneva B, defeated Edgar Thurman, 58 to 17, In the Republican precinct B election. Ardon Mosser defeated incumbent Clarence Shepherd, 27 to 19. All the other precinct committeemen were unopposed. ! , Brother Os Decatur People Hospitalized Tom Peterson, of Indianapolis, brother of Cal E. Peterson. Mrs. Grace Allwein, Mrs. John H. Heller. Miss Elizabeth Peterson, Mrs. Berniece Magley, and Mrs. Dora Lower of Decatur, is reported improving in an Indianapolis hospital where he was taken Friday. Doctors have not yet decidde whether he is strong enough for surgery. MARGARET’S “ ' BEAUTY BOOTH Permanents—Hair Styling ’ PHONE 3-3906 Fn* Appoiutmrut Marxaret Brecht - SSW %. 2ii«l

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