Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 10 June 1958 — Page 2

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Metal Testing CHICAGO — (IP> — Research on the “imperfections of metals at elevated temperatures” is being conducted by the department of metallurgy at Northwestern Uni-

versity’s Technological Institute. Directing the project is Awso. Prof. John O. Brittain. The 'National Science Foundation awarded a two-year $25,400 grant to the school for the project.

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Annual Flower Show Winners Are Listed Annual Show Held , r By Decatur Clubs About 200 visitors viewed the flower show held Saturday at the Decatur public library. Three accredited judges from Muncie, present to judge the flower entries, included Mrs. Gladys Ammon. Mrs. Herman HOI9I, and Mrs. Simpson Stowe. The three used the point system of the national council of the State Garden clubs in their judging. This has been the first time that this system has been used in Decatur but jt has been chosen because the state laws are becoming more strict. Participants in the show, if in ; doubt as to the* way the system is I used, can check with either the DeI catur Garden club or the Rose Garden club. Each club ha& a 'handbook entitled “The Handbook, j for Flower Shows,” and in it the participants will find the point system explained. Mrs. Grover Levy, Mrs. Harold Owens, and Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean ' each won a sweepstage ribbon for ' the most blue ribbons in HorticulI ture and arrangements. Other winI ners are as follows: ribbons awardI ed to the people in the following classes: Oriental poppy—l. Mrs. Floyd (Arnold; 2. Miss Florence Holt- ( house; 3. Mrs. Harold Owens; honj orable mention, Mrs. Robert GarardJ - Snapdragons: 1. Mrs. G. D. MacLean; 2. Mrs. Gerald Durkin. Pansy: 1. Mrs. Harold Owens; 2. Mrs. Henry B. Heller; 3. Mrs. Gerald Durkin. Painted daisy: 1. Mrs. Floyd Arnold; 2. Mrs. Paul Daniels; 3. Roy McDaniel. . Coralbell — red: 1. Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean; 2: Mrs. Martin Zimmerman. Caralbell — pink: 1. Mrs. Floyd Arnold; 2. Mrs. Clem Kortenber; 3. ; Mrs. Martin Zimmerman. One of a kind in a class: 1. clematis. Mrs. Harold Owens; 2. bachelor buttons. Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean;! I 3. white daisy. Mrs. Wesley Leh- | man; honorable mention, meadow i rue, no name listed. Garden pinks: 1. Mrs. Clem.Kor(tenber: 2. Mrs. Richard Mailand. Day lily: 1. Mrs. Clem Korten- ■ ber; 2. Mrs. Meldren Kreps; 3. : Mrs. Gerald Durkin; honorable | mention. Mrs. Russell Acker. Beardless iris: 1. Mrs. Floyd Arnold: 2. Mrs. Harold Owens; 3 Floyd Arnold. Beatded iris: 1. Mrs.- Martin Zimrfterman; 2. Mrs. Robert Garard; 3. Mrs. Grover Lovy: honorjable mention. Mrs. Harold Owens. , Japanese_peony: 1. Alecia Levy; 2. Mrs. Grover Levy. ' Double white peony: 1. Mrs. Harold Owens; 2. Mrs. Grover Levy: lonorable mention, Mrs. G. Mac Lean. Single peony: 1. Grover Levy; 2. Mrs, Grover Levy. Half-Size Casual Printed Pattern ipM I±lZ 1 1 | mZr/Z ( wM Bl J: 1 I*! ri— 5 _ I*ll*l *_.M ■Ja Jm ' + L. jj. 8.1 lit tLwtr +“<l 13 pi * Ila wmSsisßY jJJ *_l ffj 8358 fl idxb 9253 - SIZES . -M 12'/j-24!4 ty HlAMfenTnAEt** Half-Sizers! Make your new dress this slimming beauty. Bodice a smoothly buttoned line; skirt your favorite 6-gore style. Easy to sew with a Printed Pattern—cut to fit and flatter. Printed Pattern 5253: Half Sizes 12&, 14Me, 16 l £. LBMs. 2014, 22*4, 24*4. Size 16*4 requires 4% yards 35-inch fabric. Printed directions pn each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Thirty-five cents (coins' this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Decatur Daily Democrat, Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y! Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER

Anemone type peony: 1. Mrs. Bert Haley; 2. Mrs. Floyd Arnold. Double peony—pink: 1. Mrs. Henry B. Heller; 2. Mrs. Grover Levy; 3. Roy McDaniel. bouble peony—red: 1. Mrs. Grover Levy; 2. Mrs. Henry B. Heller; 3. Alecia Levy; honorable mention, Grover Levy. Roses—red: 1. Jesse Sutton; 2. Mrs. Harold Owens; 3. Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean, honorable mention, Suttons. Rose—white: 1. Mrs. Harold Owens: 2. Suttons. Rose blends: 1. Mrs. Cora Laut2. George StUlts; 3. Mrs. Cal Yost. Pink blends: 1. Mrs. Cora Lautzenheiser; 2. Mrs. Jack Brunton. Yellow rose: 1. Suttons; 2. Mrs. Cal Yost: 3. Mrs. Mark Schurger. Yellow blends—roses: 1. Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean; 2. G. D; Mac Lean; 3. Mrs. Jesse Rice. Peace rose: iXMrs. Hubert Zerkel; 2. Mrs. Hubert Zerkel, Jr.; 3. Lois Hill: honorable mention, Mrs. Dellinger. Red florabunda: 1. Mrs. Martin Zimmerman; 2. Mrs. Cecile Gause; 3. Mrs. Russell Acker. Pink florabunda: 1. Jack Brunton; 2. Mrs. .G. D. Mac Lean; 3. Mrs. Russel Acker. Blends — florabunda: I.’ Mrs. George Stults; 2. Mrs, Cal Yost; 3. Mrs. Martin Zimmerman. Climber rose—pink: 1. Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean: 2. Mrs. Cora Lautzenheiser; 3. Mrs. Victor Amacher. Climber rose—red: 1. Mrs. Clem Kortenber; 2. Mrs. Paul Daniels; 3. Mrs. Clark Flaugh. Climber rose—yellow; 1." Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean; 2. Mrs. Cal Yost; 3. Cal Yost. Grandiflora—red rose: 1. George Stults; 2. Mrs. George Stults. Grandiflora—yellow: J-. George Stults. Grandiflora—pink: 1. Mrs. Jesse Sutton; 2. Mrs-. G. D. Mac Lean; 3. George Stults. Winners in the arrangement classes: Father’s Day: 1. Mrs. Grover Levy; 2. Mrs. Ida Yost: 3. Mrs. Paul Daniels; honorable mention, Jesse Sutton. Old Glory: 1. Mrs. Grover Levy; 2. Mrs. Floyd Arnold; 3. Floyd Arnold. All white: 1. Mrs. Grover Levy; 2. Mrs. Gerald Durkin; 3. Mrs. Harold Owens. All alone: 1. Mrs. Harold Owens: 2. Alecia Levy; 3. Mrs. Grover Levy; honorable mention, Mrs. f’aul Daniels. Old fashioned bouquet: 1. Mrs. Cal Yost; 2. Miss Florence Holthouse; 3. Mrs. Noah Rich; honorable mention, Mrs. L. Sipe. Cup and saucer—yellow: 1. Mrs. Grover Levy; 2. Mrs. Gerald Durkip. Cup and saucer—pink shades: 1. Mrs. Noah Rich: 2. Mrs. Paul Daniels: 3. Mrs. Wesley Lehman. Foliage plants: 1. Mrs. Noah 4jich; 2. Mrs, Paul Daniels; 3. Mrs. i4» a l Yost. African violets: 1. Mrs. Gerald

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Durkin; 2. Mrs, Robert Garard; 3. Mrs. G. D. Mac Lean. Junior division: In a toy: 1. Kevin Levy; an animal made of fruit or vegetable: 1. Darcene Butler; 2. Kevin Levy. Berne Woman Dies 1 Monday At Hospital Hannah Sprunger Is Taken By Death Miss Hannah Sprunger, 80. of Berne, died at 5:15 p. m. Monday in the Adams county memorial hospital, of carcinoma and a heart ailment. Admitted to the hospital early Saturday morning, she had been a semi-invalid for 25 years and bedfast for five years. A native and lifelong resident of Berne, she was a member of the First Mennonite church. Surviving are five sisters, the Misses Mary Ann, Milka, Rose and Alina Sprunger, Berne, and Mrs. Bertha Kaufman, Freeman. S. D. The body is at the Yager funeral home, where friends ■ may call after 10 a. m. t Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the First Mennonite church, the Rev. Gordon Neuenschwander will officiate, and burial will be in the MRE cemetery.

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