Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 4, Decatur, Adams County, 6 January 1960 — Page 2

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SALE OF OUTING FLANNEL 27" Wide Hole White — < yd*- $’ ®® 36" Pio in White or Colon ... ... 3 yd*- s’oo 36' Dork or Ughl Stripe* 3 Y®»- $’ 00 Figured P*tt*rn*. Including fiord, *tripe» or juvenile pattern* Reg 49c—On Sale -------- yd. 39c SALE PERCALE BORDER PILLOW CASE PRINTS » 12 New Pattern* on sal*, Row, Hue. Green, Yellow or Orchid Borden-Reg 49c-On Sale ------ yd. 39c FIGURED CORDUROY ON SALE u Ycrdl9c Remnant lengtn*, 1 to 10 yd. piece*. Regular $1.39 quality. Check* and Maid*. ' PLAIN COLOR CORDUROY i Rog. 98c quality. Good color selection. Salo.-. --.yd. 89c 60” WIDE WOOL BLEND FABRIC FOR SKIRTS, ETC. Tweed* and Plaids-Reduced to $2.49 per yd | ONE GROUP BETTER COTTONS I Crease Resistant Fabric*. Value* to $1.49 yd. 6 On Sale -----— yd. 75c COTTON DRESS PRINTS 3 Yard*—sl.oo On* group of 80 square quality on sale! Value* up to 49c a yard. I READY MADE; DRAPERIES ON SALE Beautiful Pattern*, al*o Solid color*. Length 90". Reg $9.95 pair. On Sale 2 pr. for $15.00 50 PAIR FIGURED DRAPERIES 5 Reg. $3.99. 84" or 90" length*. Pleated. Ready to hang-On Sale P r - $3.00 CAFE CURTAIN SALESI-50 Figured Patterns, Scalloped with Ring*. 36" or 45" length. Wete $1.98 and $2.49. Clow Out Prices - P er P a,r 50 SHEER WHITE DACRON HEMMED CURTAINS 39" width each panel, length 81". On Sale__per pr. $3.00 I FIGURED WHITE DACRON HEMMED CURTAIN, Length 81"-On Sale $3 JO SALE OF QUILTED SHEETING t Fine soft bleached quality, 81" width—On Salo — yd. 79c 90" wichh—On Sale . ’ Y< L 8 £ s GLAZE WHITE QUILT BATT, Size 81"x96." On Sale, ea. SIOO FLUFFY CHINA COTTON QUILTING BATTS Our best setlerl 3 sizes in stock! 72" x 90"—Sale Price ea - SJ-{’ 81" x 9s"-Sale Price .1 ® a - s’•'’ 90" x 108"—Sale Price ® a - $2.49 GENUINE STEVEN’S ALL LINEN TOWELING I Bleached or Unbleached with colored borders. I On Sale —— 3yds. 00 “CLOTH OF GOLD” MUSLIN ! Bleached or Unbleached —-- ■ 3 yds. sl-00 PILLOW TUBING i 42" width. Good bleached quality- ------- 2 yd*- SIOO SOLID COLOR PERCALE SHEETS • AND CASES ON SALE t 72" X 108" or Twin—Fitted $2 y ? 8 81" x 108" or Full-Fitted — $2.99 J Pillow Cases — T — P®' pr- s’- 58 FEATHER PROOF TICKING ; 8 oz. weight. Blue/White stripe. Sale Price--—yd. 69c KITCHEN TOWELS - Size 26" x 30." Very absorbent. White with t color trim — ----- 4 for SI.OO • POLYETHELENE FOAM PIECES • For upholstering chairs, etc. 1" thick, size 21" x 54". Q. Great Value! Piece — ------ sl-50 I SALE OF CARPET SAMPLES — Excellent for scatter TUgs. Less than actual cost to us! f Size 27" x 18" ea. SIOO I Size 27" x 27"—2 —— — ea- $ 2 50 j Size 27" x 54" — -—— ea. $5.00 COTTON CHENILLE RUGS ; Frinpud all around. IT' x 45". Woihoblo. All popular colors. Reg. $1.98 each--On Sale, 2 for $3.00 » " • * < * ' , ■ . 1 t I I .me I i

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' JANUARY PILLOW SALE Imp Mud tbn. F111.w., 51 uW ■ M." pillow* with blue/whit* strip* ticking.--. 2 for sl2 00 LOW PRICES ON “MIRAFOAM" PILLOWS latex foam rubber with zipperod perwle wvor! Regular Si.* *n solo J *•' ££ Large King Size on Sole • 2 for $ BEADY MADE PIIXOW TICKS ON SALE Floral strifr* ***** with zipper ------- 2 far Heavy blue white strip* cover with zipper*a. sl.<w Pillow Tick* without zipper •«*“ -*9c Heavy Weight Floral Pillow Cover* *®ch fI.DO PERCALE PILLOW COVERS WITH ZIPPER • Fine quality whit* Sanforized Broadcloth, very specially priced for January Sale. Reg. $1.39 2 for SI.OO BEACON BLANKET SALE Figured (Indian style) size 54 x 72. Color*: Red, Blue, or Gr**n --- SIW DACRON FITTED COMFORTERS A two-fold luxury, for this comfort*r double* a* a spread by day, a* a coverlet by night. Lik* sleepinq under a soft, fleecy cloud Filled with 100'< virgin Dupont Dacron and covered in printed crepe. Pink, Blue, White. Size 72 x » 84." Fits twin or double beds — 5® Also extra "plump" Dacron Comforters $7.88 * “CHATHAM” BLANKET SALE j , On Sale-_56.88 1 Bia winter weight blanket, a blend of rayon, nylon, and silk. Size 72" x 90". Colors, Pink, Blue, , Green, Yellow, White, or Beige. "Irregulars of *ur $9.95 quality (only v ls Io |*W.> > ORI.ONRA YCfN'REANKETS’ ■ Solid Colors. Practical-priced and washable. 72" x 84" size for twin or full beds $4.48 i PLAID COTTON BLANKETS SALE Blue or Pink color* with satin bound ends. 1 Size 70'x 90." Reg. $2.99. On Sale—2 for $5.00 SAVE DURING JANUARY! CANNON TOWELS’ : Checked, fringed "Provincial" Bath Towels, ) 22" x 44" — Special at -----— Hand Towel, 16" x 26," Special at 59c Washcloth, 12" x 12," Special at r Exceptional value in a smart check pattern with fringed ends. Thick terry construction for high absorbency. Cdmellia rose, turquoise, pink whisper, green mist, and ’ spice brown. ' OUR LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS! HARN’S WHITE COTTON FILLED PADS AND COMBINATIONS Exclusive Harn qualify protector pad with inowy wh<te cotton filling, double box stitched quilting. Tape bound. 1 Extra thick for comfort. Flat Style: 39" x 76", Special at J 2.49 54" x 76," Special at $3.49 i Pad and Cover Combination: 39" x 76", Special at — $3.49 54" x 76", Special at $4-* y SANFORIZED ZIPPER MATTRESSCOVERS Regular $3.98-Full or Twin size — $3.39 Heavy quality unbleached Sanforized muslin, cut amply full and with extra long zipper for ease in putting on or taking off mattress. Tape bound edges. ? CANNON WASH CLOTH SALE Heavy Grade. Assorted color* 10 for SI.OO MORGAN-JONES “TWILITE” ' £ BEDSPREAD SALE Hobnail Spread with "mylar" thread trim. Big double size 194" x 107". Lint Free! Preshrunk. White, Pink, Aqua, Yellow and Sand. Regular $7.95. On Sale — $6.88 BEACON AUTOMATIC BLANKET ■SALE 12 year guarantee. A blend of rayon and cotton with nylon taffeta binding. Red, Blue, Pink, Camel and Green colors- - Double Bed Site 72" x 84"-Single Control $13.88 Double Bed Size 7?" x 84"-Dual Control JlB Bft-_ COTTON SHEET BLANKET SALE Bleached White Quality! Two sizes on sale! |gc: T< 72" x 99" -' each $1.99, or 2 for $3.75 ■extra Large Size 80" x 95" each $2.99, or 2 for $5.00

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SOCIETY

MBN MTAMJKY IWSOIH) AT SIkTHtiAT DtNNKB A birthday dinner wa* **"4 *l I the borne <»< Mr and Mr*. Verm*, Frii*r* at Memru* New Yror’t Day lin h>mor <4 Mr* Foltor*’ Utter. | Mr* Richard Mian ley, who wa* i celebrating her birthday Anu*< lb* l ' *tlending the dinner were Mr and Mr* Richard I Ktonley. Mr and Mr* Re* Coal* I and children Jani lyn* and Bryan | jat WincbMter. Mr and Mr*. Ken i»eih Arnold and children Nancy. ■ Patty, and Jerry. Ml»* Wanda I I Brotherton <4 Bryant. Mr and, Mr* Marvin Bailey and children. | Tony. Debbie. Darla, and Trrosto, us Ridgeville. Mr and Mr* HerI bert Arnnld <>f INrrtland. and Mia*' Dark-ne Feller* of Monroe l Jt MM WOMEN HOLD JANVAKY MEETING ’ Nineteen member* of the Junior ( Women Department of the DecaI lur Woman’* club met Monday . evening at the home of Mr*. Robert I SMW? "" Mr*. Oilberg. from the Red > Croat, spoke on safety program* in Decatur and *afety in home* l Member* made minaturc inowmen [ at the meeting to be taken to the hospital for tray favor*. Refreshi uu-nt* were served by the hostI esse*. Mrs Robert SlUkb, WBn rawy ffiuxtf. and* Mrs EndsTOsterman Since there are 4 opening* on the membership roll, -the -Junior ! Women department is seeking new ; members to be taken in at the j middle of the club year. The Delta Lambda chapter of ; Beta Sigma Phi will meet with ' Mrs Joe Morris Tuesday at 8 p.m. Leaders will be Mrs. Dale Death and Mrs. Joe Morris. Mrs. F. Hazen Sparks will be hostess for the Research club Mon-, day at 2:30 p.m. The Pleasant Grove W.M.A. will i meet tai the home - of Mrs. Clyde 4 Hardin Thursday at 1 p.m. Monday evening at 7:30 the De--1 catur Band Boosters will meet in I the music -room of the Decatur I high school. | W S.W.S. unit 4 of the Bethany ■ E.U.B. church will hold a meeting I at the home of Mrs. Paul Bevel- | himer at 8 p.m. Thursday. « The Profit and Pleasure Home ■ Demonstration dub alWay meeting scheduled for January 12 ha*: heeiX postponed .to Wednesday, l 'January 20. It wist be held at the home of Mrs. Oscar Miller. Phi lota Xi sorority will conduct a business and social meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center. The Dramatic Section of the Decatur Woman’s club will meet Monday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Herman Kruckeberg. Smart for Spring Printed Pattern j-Llfx a flilli 9454 "MW* sizes THT u'/b-24'4 ~ !nj Wise choice for spring's busy round of dates and doings! This crisp casual is youthfully styled with a bib-front bodice, action back and easy-going skirt. Printed Pattern 9454: Half Sizes 14ti, 16**8, 24Ai. Size 16*i 2 requires yards 39-inch fabric. Z.:—.. Send FIFTY CENTS _J coins) for this pattern—add 10 cents fra each pattern tor first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Decatur Daily Democrat. Pattern Dept.. 232 West 18th St., Now York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

I HOt D nt MNEna MEETING I AT TOtTtt I ENTES Tri X«p*>* oorottiy oonductod • , bu»lneM tnretlng Tu**d*y evening, at the Decatur Youth and Com immlty Center Mr* R«4*rt Worth-' man pi»»id<m prnided over th® ' meeting All uutirtandiAg bu»U*r*» relating U> the recent pocan role wa* cloned ; and the role wa* termed • »uccc** | The rororlty report* that there are , «till • few pound* at pecan* foe ulr A nvnor win hing to buy throe I pecan* may contact a Tri Kapp* i member. 1 A letter from Culver waa read, announcing a new Til Kappa chapter which wa* installed in Culver December 14. Minute* from th* province president*’ meeting in Bluffton were alro read The meet < mg was atlanded by th* vice peroi- ■ dent. Margaret Hann. Mr* Hann then reported that a bo* had been •ent by the aorority to the Riley cheer hospital in tndianapolia The nett meeting will be held January 18 at > p.m at the Youth •nd Community Center : ' The St. Mary’* chorus rehearsal* will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the K. of C hall. Mrs Frank. Rimyp will be hostX.PMor the meeting* of the g«so' , elate* of Tri Kappa Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mount Tabor Methodist church : W.S.CS will meet with Miss Myr-1 tic Clements Friday at 7 pm. The Monroe Better Homes Dem-, onstration club will hold a meet-; | ing at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the ' j home of Mrs. James Nussbaum. The Decatur Council of United Church Women will conduct their annual business meeting Monday i at the Trinity E.U.B. church at 1 7:30 p.m. Each church is asked to have at least three representa-J ■ fives attend this important meet-] j ing. The main topic for discussion 1 will be. “Should the Council of, United Church Women continue in Decatur?” A vote on this matter, will be taken. Exams Listed For Post Office Jobs The port office board of U.S. civil service examiners, Toledo, j 0.. today announced an examina- ' tion for substitute clerk and substitute carrier positions at the Decatur post office. Salaries begin at $2 per hour. Applicants must reside within the delivery of the Decatur office or be bona fide patrons thereof. No specific experience is required but all applicants must pass- a written test. Application forms, which must be filed on or before Feb. 10, and full information may be obtained at the local post office. Locals Beryl Miller, former Jay county commisioner, was the first from that county to announce his candidacy for 1960. The middle district office sought by the Democrat is presently held by a Republican, Albert Leroy Andrews of Decatur was fined S2O and costs in Van Wert municipal court for a stop sign violation. His driving privileges in Ohio were Suspended for 25 days. Herman Strahm of Craigville was dismissed Monday from the Clinic hospital in Bluffton after receiving treatment, Mrs. Emma Minger of Craigville was admitted Monday for treatment. Judge and Mrs. Homer J. Byrd and county treasurer and Mrs. Harry Stahl of Bluffton returned Saturday from a trip to Florida. Donald Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton, returned to Ball State Teachers College Sunday after spending the holidays with his family. He is ih his freshman year. Mrs. Lester Tieman returned to hqr home on Collinsville, 111., Tues- ■ day after spending the holidays v ith Mr. and Mrs. T C. Smith and family. — : -— Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Miller and children, Geoffery and Gwen, returned to Purdue after visiting with the V. J. Bormanns over the holidays.

Appointments are now being taken for PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION IN NATURAL COLOR'' Brlede Studio 202 8. Second

Miss Connie Kiess Wins Poetry Honor MIM Connie Kir**. <t*ughU-r <4l Mr *nd Mr* Edg*» Kw-»» and a| , romr *i Dorotur high *<ten*»l. wuni plaudit* tor b*r puttry from lb«, ' natiMMl high *cto»l pottrv •»*“-| ■ Halloa Ml** XtoM roettvad ac*i cwpUiac* tor her ’ S«mg <4 a Winter Night.” which will ba publi*had io I tto annual " Anthology at High Nrhonl Poatry M Ml** Ktoa*. who I* taught rollrgw] prop EngH«h by Mi»* Catharina J WoWttor boa cahibitod proftcioocyi tn both poetry and proae and *b* ! ha* abo written rovcral <4 the work* u*ed io th* annual Chrirt roaa program at the high *chool An "anthology,” taking the word; back to the aerty origin, mean* a collaetton of rare poetic P«»* I age* In the literal »rn»c today, tt ' retain* lh«- »amc meaning Pupil* from all over the country submitted verse* tor pubUcitton in the book, and no charge I* made tor mtrie* All work, however. I* done under claaaroom »upervUton to discount the poaaibility <4 piagiariam Miss Kies, work originated under the guidance of Mis* We»Mr. . . Dennis Hartman, secretary of the association, said that the entries usually reach between two and three thousand, and of this number only • mere handful is ! chosen for print. He said it it fleets good credit on the school ' and the pupil can reap personal satisfaction by seeing the work in print, beside* comparing his work with the work of peers throughout the country—

Girl Scouts J • Girl Scout troop 413 met at the i Community Center recently and i elected the following officers: se- ' cretary. Nancy Hitchcock, treasurer Jayne Macklin, patrol leaders. Connie Hulliger. Lila Anderson. Plane Gilpin. The meeting closed with the Girl Scout Promise. Scribe, Nancy Hitchcock Brownie troop 551 met Tuesday evening after school. After roll call and paying dues, the girls made figures from soap. New offi- ' cers were elected for January and Eunice Wynn treated the troop. Scribe, Eunice Wynn Brownie troop 377 met after school Tuesday evening with 16 members present. Election of officers was held with the following results: president, Barara Steury, vice president, Darlene Merriman; genbe. Marta Hitohcocfct treasurer, Renate Feasel. The meeting was ckwed by singing the Brownie song. Scribe, Marta Hitchcock Make Replacement In City Hall Custodians _ Mrs. Floyd Cook, who has served as janitor for the downstairs portion of the Decatur city hall, and •Sherman O. Zimmerman, who janitored upstairs, have been released from their jobs effective Jan. 1, afich.replaced with Orval Sudduth, who served as janitor during the Doan administration, and who. for the past two years-, has been jan- ! itor at the county court house. The release was part of the changeover from a Democratic to i a Republican city administration. Hospital Admitted -Otto Hofstetter,-Geneva; Henry Reusser, Berne; Mrs. Mathias Minch, Decatur; Merlin Sprunger. Berne; Edward Ashbaucher, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Emma Simerman. Decatur; Menno Biberstein, Berne.

r . I Haflich & Morrissey’s Shoe Sale NOW IN PROGRESS! . - 1 . . ...

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■ * Mi** J»cqucUn« J»*n Burkr. daughter <4 Mr. *nd Mr*. V*rlto F hurkr 410 North Third *trort. recently p*»»ed the Indian* stole board of cxamiMltad *t IndlAMPoUs, receiving • beautician • UMia* Burke I* a graduate <4 Decatur high schooi and Warner * College «4 Beauty Culture She also completed a course in advanced hair soling and *8 enlly cmplovcd at the Coral Room Beauty Salon in Kendallville.

Births Mr. and Mrs Thomas Johnson. Jr., of Parker, are parent* of a daughter, born at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening in the Ball memorial hospital in Muncie Mr and Mr*. Harry Crownover of Monroe are the maternal grandparent*. A baby girl, weighing seven pounds, five ounces, was born Jan- . uary 1 to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wasson at the Wabash county hospital. The child, named Kimberly Marie, is the great-granddgughter of Mrs. Marie Weiland of Dec*tar. A son, weighing seven pounds, two ounces was bom December 30 to Robert and Joanne F'-eeman Shackley of Silver Springs, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shackley are the paternal grandparents of the infant, who has been named Robin. Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Freeman of Silver Springs. Md., are the maternal grandparents.

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