Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 10 June 1959 — Page 2

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SWIMMING POOL OPENING Thursday June 11 Weather Permitting w--e AT MW -SCHEDULE- I p ° ol Reg " lations w w I—All swimmers are required to AFTERNOONS' take a shower before enter- , — ing the pool. MONDAY thorugh SATURDAY 1:00 - 4:30 ’ r 2—Children must pass a 50-yard Sundays 2:00 — 5:00 Swimming test before they EVENINGS: ' are fitted to go beyond Monday through Friday 3—Running and tag games will 7:00 to 8:30 Z z not be permitted. —j 4—Only one person at a time may SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS M be on the diving board. No , /< pushing of any kind will be 1— Children under 6 years of age should uloraiail be accompanied by an adult, a Uu. 2 - Children nh.nld n.l nI, ,in IN. ml 5-No “taking” Wi 11 be permore than one hour at a time, in order to IDlttCu. avoid chilling and fatigue. 6-A 5-Minute Rest Period every 3 —Money and valuables should not be 30-MinuteS will be COmpulleft in the dressing rooms. Decatur Board Os Works and Safety F • HUBERT ZERKEL, JR.-Supervisors—JOHN F. ROSIER

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MRS. JERRY WILLIAMSON HONORED WITH SHOWER A stork shower honoring Mrs. Jerry Williamson was held recently at the home of Mrs. Don Moser. A corsage of baby articles was presented to the future mother upon her arrival at the Moser home, which was appropriately decorated in summer. colors. Gifts for Mrs. Williamson were placed .in a baby bassinet decorated with a green, yelow, and .white theme. Games were played and prizes won by Miss Mara Dee Striker, Mrs. Dave Burdette and Mrs. Gene Williamson, were in turn presented to the guest of honor. Refreshments of cake and punch were served to the Mesdames Dave Burdette' Earl Williamson, Gene Williamson, Charles Jessup, Neil Keller, Will Kohls, Paul Heller and Miss’ Mara Dee Striker. Un-

able to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Tuk Faulkner, Mrs. Gerald Strickler, and Miss Judy Locke. Assisting the hostess throughout the evening, were Mrs. Dan Cowans, Miss Linda Pollock, and Miss Jeannine Schultz. A K. of C. card party will be held this evening at 8 o’clock at the K. of C. hall. Tuesday at 6:30 o’clock, members of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia will hbld a potluck supper at the C. L. of C. hall. Members of the committee will furnish meat and A merchandise trap shoot will be held Sunday at 1 o’clock at the Bluecrjjek Conservation cj u b grounds.

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MRS. DICK CALLS MEETING TO ORDER The meeting of the Profit and Pleasure Home Demonstration club members, was called to order by Mrs. Clarence Dick recently. Following the club creed, the song of the month was sung and its history given by Mrs. Clifford Landis. Mrs. Oscar Miller was in charge of the devotions with the lesson on wills and deeds being given by Mrs. Severin Schurger. Roll call was answered by the members describing their wedding dresses, after which the minutes of the May meeting were read by Mrs. Landis. Mrs. Miller was in charge of the safety lesson on insurance. It was announced during the business part of the meeting, that >the Fort Wayne trip has been postponed until September. Mrs. Melvin Mcßarnes and Mrs. Landis were m charge of the game period at the close of the meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to 15 members and Mrs. John Schurger, £uest.

FOUR NEW MEMBERS JOIN CLUB MONDAY Sixteen regular members and four new members were present for the Monday meeting of the Welcome Wagon club. Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Elmer Phelps > and Mrs. Richard McMahan. The business meeting was opened by the members repeating the club prayer, followed with the club song. Members answered roll call by telling where and how they met their husbands. A Tupperware party was held during the evening and games and contests were played, with gifts presented to the winners. Mrs. Harold Messick will serve as hostess for the next meeting. Members of the Decatur Garden club are asked to take note, that the annual pilgrimage will be held in Forf Wayne Tuesday. Reservations must be made by Sunday noon with Mrs. Don MacLean, Mrs. Wesley Lehman, Mrs. Gail Baughman, Mrs. Fred. Ashbaucher, or Mrs. Amos Ketchum.

PSI IOTA XI PLANS CONVENTION "The Golden Years of Song,” with special emphasis on four eras in the history of the Psi lota Xi korority, will be the theme of the 36th annual convention to be held at the Purdue Memorial Union, West Lafayette, June 12 and 13. Members of Kappa chapter, Kokomo, will be hostesses with Mrs. Charles Coe and Mrs. Glenn Fritzlen serving as co-chaiFmen of the convention. Mrs. Norma Moore, president, and Mrs. Jane Reed, corresponding secretary; will act' as official i delegates from the Alpha Delta chapter of Decatur. Mrs. John P. Krebser. Kokomo, national president of Psi lota Xi, will preside at all business sessions. Other national council members arriving on June 11 for a preconvention meeting and dinner at the Lafayette country club will be: Mrs. G. R. Gillespie, Brownstown, vice president; Mrs. Arthur Knochel. Remington, secretary; Mrs. Orville Hamacher, Brook, treasurer; Mrs. G. Wayne Gorby, Sullivan, advisor; Mrs. William Miles, Bloomfield, editor; Mrs. Robert White, Loganspdrt, conductress; Mrs. John B. Moriarty, Fort Wayne, philanthropic chairman; Mrs. Keith Matthews, Brownsburg, symphony chairman; Mrs. Norman Ebrite, Delphi, northern province chairman: Mrs. W. P. Dawn, Muncie, central province chairman; Mrs. Wm. Falk. Jr., New Albany, southern province chairman. and Mrs. Edgar Closson, Logansport, publicity chairman. Registration will begin Thursday evening and continue through Friday morning. The official welcome at the opening business session at 10:30 a m. will be given by Fred Willis, mayor of West Lafayette. During the morning and afternoon sessions, reports on the various national philanthropic projects will be heard. Mrs. John B. Moriarty, national philanthropic chairman, Will present the guests • speakers . who will represent, each of the projects. Reports will be heard from Dr. Alan Huckleberry, Robert K. Schmidt, Dr. Betty Ann Wilison, Dr. T. D. Hanley, Miss Mary Boardman, Mrs. Leonidas Smith, Mrs. Willis Tomlinson. Mrs. John Haysmaker, and Sig Alexander. A Voluntary project carried out by the individual chapters in cooperation with the Indiana assocition for mental health, will show the delegates that Christmas gifts for 1,715 children at Fort Wayne Training School, New Castle State School and Muscatatuck State School at Butlerville were provided, representing a value of $3,093. Other projects to be discussed are Vermillion County Mental Health Unit, Eastern Illinois and the Washington. D.C. Hearing Society. Music_wilLJughlight the convention when four aras of "The Golden Years of Son” will be represented by so.ng titles from each period. "An "'Old-Fashioned Garden” will portray the years. 1908-1920; “Charleston” will cover the years 1921-1935; “Dance Ballerina Dance” will be featuYed for the years 1935-1949: and "The Yellow Rose of Texas” will bring the guests through the years 1949-1959. Albert P. Stewart, director of the Purdue musical organizations, will appear with vocalists from that group at the Friday and Satur- ‘ day Inucheons. Miss Carol Coe, Kokomo, will . provide organ music throughout ) all the dining' l periods and Mrs. Mary Katherine Wild, Indianapo- . lis. will present a narrated'musical I programme with the harp Friday , evening. A. P. Sfewart will address the convention at> the Saturday I evening formal dinner. His subject j will be “Fifty Years of Fun With Music". A memorial service will be observed with Mrs. Orval Williams of i Beta Theta, Eaton, serving as I chairman. In the final business session, the ) 500 delegates and members from ) the 97 Psi lota Xi chapters representing a 6.000 membership will vote on philanthropic projects with the election and installation of national officers concluding the convention business. Mrs. Ted Hill, philanthropic chairman of the Alpha Delta chapter reports that financial support and community service have been given in Decatur during this past year. Everready Sunday school class members will meet at the Methodist church Thursday at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Wilbert Thieme will be hostess for members of the Merry) Matrons Home Demonstration club Tuesday at 8 o’clock. < I

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ROSE GARDEN CLUB MEETS TUESDAY 1 Mrs. Cecil Gause was hostess i Tuesday afternoon, for members of the Rose Garden club. In the absence of the president and vice president, Mrs. Frank Crist presided. The collect and pledge to the flag, repeated in unison, opened the meeting. After a lesson had been present-; ed by Mrs. Floyd Arnold, roll call was taken with members telling j which was their favorite lily: Min-; utes were read by the secretary,\ Mrs. Crist, and approved by the group. An invitation was read in- ; viting the group to tour the Spring Hill nursery at Tipp City, Ohio. An invitation was also received from Mr. and Mrs. Grover Levy to attend the open house in honor of j their silver wedding anniversary June 21. Mrs. George Squiers conducted two contests with, Mrs. Levy and , Mrs. Dale Moses winning prizes. Mrs. Levy served as auctioneer for ) the auction of birthday gifts. Mrs. Joseph Hunter assisted Mrs. Gause in serving refresh-) ments at the Close of the meeting. The next meeting will be held July 14 at the cottage of Mrs.' John Floyd on Lake George. A 12 o’clock luncheon will be served. ■_ PLEASANT MILLS CLASS OF 1948 MEETS SUNDAY. The 1948 graduating class of Pleasant Mills high school met) Sunday, at the Wells county state forest for their first class reunion. ) Present for the basket dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bollenbacher. Nancy Jo and Janet Sue of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ) aid L. (Grace Winans) Bryan. I Jane, Becky, Rodney, and Pamela i of Monroe: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon I 'Rowena Fortney) Miller, Larry i and Ronnie of Portland: Mr. and Mrs: Leonard King, Karen and Sheryl; Mr. and Mrs. John 'Ruth ) Roebuck) Stucky, Metta, Ruthy, j ; and James: and Mrs. James Roe- ; buck, all of Willshire, Ohio; Mr. . and Mrs. James 'Clara Lou Schug) ) Teeple," Anita, Linda, Becky, and ; Daria of Hagerstown;Robert F. : Sprunger of Wanatah; Mr. and Mrs. Brice 'Vera Cottrell) Sheets, ) Carol, Alan, and Jimmie; and Mr. ) and Mrs. Norman J. Young, Rex ) and Trudi, alLof Decatur. Officers elected by - -the group were: Norman J. Young, president; Ronald L. Bryan, vice president; and Mrs. John Stucky; sec-retary-treasurer. The next meeting is scheduled for June 5. 1960 at the Wells county state forest. JLecegite I Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch Tuesday, were t Mrs. Paul Drescan, niece of Mr.; and Mrs. Kirsch ahd a former ) Decatur resident now of Lorraine. | Ohio; Misses Sharon and Kim ) Lux of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. | James Carey and Mrs. Emma ) Rauch of Marion; and Mrs. Ethel I Farr of Decatur. ' ' Daniel T. Kitson left last week- ) end for Akron, Ohio, where he will i be employed by the Akron Rubber i factory as a chemical engineer. Miss Bernice Nelson and Mrs,) : John Nelson attended the gradua--1 tion exercises of David Uhrick Sunday at DePauw University. David Anderson, who underwent ' surgery Tuesday, is in room 344 at ) the Fort Wayne Parkview hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Heller, prominent Decatur residents,_are . celebrating their 50th wedding anI niversary today at their home, 519 North Second street.

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