Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 11 January 1960 — Page 3

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installation or omtru NKU> IN HABTFOBI* CITY District deputy prrrtdmt. Evrlrn Plsrturrr. erf dlitrlct II <rf th* ( Century U*t*c. w*« rocrotly in char** of the ln*t»ll*Uoa erf off!-, err* In Hartlord City. InatalUnrf officer* att<*ndlnrf fhn meeting were Melvina Herd. Helen Dechty. Laura Stanley, I ret* Judt, Clara Myer*. Nancy Laogerich. Virginia Merriman, and mualclan. Opal Merer* Aho In attendance were Maggie Haley and Sadie Barnett of Olive Rebekah lodge 86. WOMKN'R SOCIKTY NF.ABM LEMON ON AFRICA The regular monthly meeting of the Monroe Methodist Women's, Society of Christian Service was held Thursday evening in the youth room of the church A piano prelude by Mr* Phillip Barter opened the program Mr*., Paul Ixibsigcr presented the lesson • on Africa and showed colored slides of the missionary workers tn Africa and Mrs. Homer Winteregg offered a prayer in behalf of African women. Devotions were! given by the Rev Gierhart. followed oy a piano solo by Miss Joselyn | McCollough. Mrs. Glen Stucky, president of the organization. Con-, ducted the business meeting, during which she Announced that I there will be a shower for the new kitchen recently completed in, the basement of the church. Mrs i Stucky gave the dismissal prayer.' The group then adjourned to the basement for fellowship. Refresh-! ments were served by Mrs. Elmer Inniger, Mrs. Ralph Bluhm. Mrs. | 'Aavmond Crist. Mrs. Madge JohnBon. Mrs. Kenneth Parrish, and)

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j Mr* IJlUan Mucky. Tba lUv | Cilrrtuirt’a tt>a<hrr WII • Mwtft at I the nwtitm to HOLD BITt’AL PRACTICE • TNt'RNDAY EVENING Women of i»w Moos* will hold chapter nigUt Thur»day at the Moo.* homrf Offleor* will moot at 7 $0 p BL, with lodge at • p m. 1 Child car* chairman. Mr* <h land Miller, will bo U» charg* at th* evening program, to be followed by ritual practice AIT offleor*. guide*, escort*, and chairmen are urged to attend the ' ritual practice, a* the chapter has been invited to conduct the ctoaing i tn Fort Wayne. January IB Anyone wishing to attend thia meeting la asked to call junior regent or «-nior regent. Mr* Robert Morri*. Psi lota Xi honorary will meet tonight at $ $0 at the home of Mr* | Charles Hite. Mr*. Olive Butler will be hostess for the Dorcus class of the BethI any Evangelical United Brethren church Tuesday at 7:30 p m The Salem Methodist Women’s i Society of Christian Service wijl conduct a meeting Thursday at 1 1:30 p rn. at the church. i Members of the Phoebe Bible class of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet in the i church social room Thursday at I 7:30 p m. Mrs. Wesley Lehman will be in charge of the lesson. Host- ! esse* are Mrs. Albert Fruchte. Mrs. Ray Moser, and Mrs Forrest I Owens. A Winter Wonderland carnival

will be b»id Maturday from • M a Bs la 1 P» at the Haaaa Nuttman park fur all kstermadiate and M-niar Girt StkNUL The carnival wi|| be bald al th* park** Girl Seoul shelter. | Births At the Adams county memorial hospital: 11 Al Ipm Saturday. Marvin D . and Helm Peterwn Hack, rout* I. uDeeatur. became parent* of a baby, jboy weighing eight pound*. Ave I'ounce* Carl L. and Dolores Lengerich 11 Mankry are parent* of a daughter, i weighing seven pound*, sis ounces. I bom at $ 85 a.m. today. A seven pound girl born Sunday at 7:3$ pm. to Vernon and ; Betty Knave I Abbott. Plea»ant 'ltuns. ! At 337 this morning a son weigh-1 ing six pound*, seven and one-half (Mince* wa* born to Joe and ReI Wcca Wkkey Girod, route 1 Berne. I Hospital i| Admitted Mrs. Qara Breincr. Decatur; 1 Mr*. Olive H. Peterson. Decatur; | I Mrs. Edward A. Blume. Decatur;, John Huser. Berne; Glenn McMillen. Pleasant Mills; Valentine Laker. Monroeville. tj. - Dismissed Mrs Lydia Elzey. Decatur: Mr*. •La verna Lough. Geneva: Mrs Fred Lichtensteiger and baby boy.l Ohio City: Mrs Tommy Bays. Decatur; Mis* Madelyn Fritzinger. [ I Monroeville; Paul Zuercher. 'Berne: Henry Reusser, Berne; | Alva Railing. Decatur; Mrs. OrI ville Jones. Berne; Mrs. Jerome I Ellenberger. Geneva; Miss Emma ; Selking. Monroeville; Mrs. Leßoy I. Smith and baby bey, Berne.

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BR -1 ■ 1 J y Vtl . Mr. and Mrs. Larry 8. Brunner —Photo by Johnson Vows Exchanged | Christmas Eve j

At seven o’clock Christmas Eve. t in the Bobo United Brethren. church. Miss Mary Lou Lewton ,1 and Larry S. Brunner were united lin marriage, • the Rev. Huber Bakner officiating. Mrs. Gifford Bunner was organist. " Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Lewton, route 1. Decatur, are parents of the bride and the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Lester H. Brunner of Pleasant Mills. * ; v Preceding the bride and her father down the aisle was Miss Judy Williamson, maid of honor, who was attired in a' light blue velveteen sheath dress with puffed sleeves and’ a blue feather hat and carried a bouquet of blue and white carnations. The bride apI peared in a white wool sheath I dress, fashioned with a scalloped neckline. A white feather hat and. a bouquet of red roses completed' her ensemble. For her daughter’s wedding, Locals Miss Marcella Hower of Indinaapolis returned to her home Sunday after spending the weekend with the Carl Gerber family. She was accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. M. E. Hower, for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Kmninman of Fort Wayne were guests of the Darrel Cooksons Saturday. Guests in the Cookson home Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goebel of Decatur, and William Cookson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGough of Willshire. Mrs. William Kruse has returned to Decatur after spending the past five weeks in Pontiac, Mieh. Glenn Hill will Ry to Tampa, Fla. today to join his wife. Harold Mumma and Mrs. Roy Mumma,, who motored down Friday. Mrs. Mumma and the Hills will remain in Florida throughout the winter. Mrs. George Flanders has returned to her home after spending several weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Lawrence, in Peru. Mrs. Tom Noble of Indianapolis visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz over the weekend. Sunday afternoon guests of the Schmitz’s were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brames of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Carl Frey is back from Pittsburg, Pa,., where she spent Jhe past welek visiting with her father, I S. K. Shackley, who resides there with his son, Dale Shackley. Felton Moore of Lincoln, Neb. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Doyle GolUer. and will remain here for a week. Bill Lichtenstiger. of Baltimore, Md., visited in Decatur over the weekend withehis father, E. M. Lichtenstiger. Indianapolis Woman Killed In Tennessee ONEIDA, Tenn. <UPD — Mrs. Flonnie V. Johns, 24, Indianapolis. Ind., was killed and her two sisters were injured Saturday when an auto crashed into a bridge near Robbins, Tenn. Injured were Mrs. Helen Frogge, 27, Winston-Salem, N.C.. and Louise Cochran. 18, Robbins. Mrs. Frogge was reported in serious condition at Scott County Hospital, but Miss Cochran was injured only slightly. If you have something to seD or room* lor rent, toy k Democrat Want Ad — They tolM result*. Over 2.500 Dan/ Democrats are i Mid and delivered In Decaturj each day.

I Mrs. Lewton chose a lavendar f dress and black accessories. The! bridegroom s mother wore a black | dress and black accessories. Both mothers had corsages pt white carnations. I Dwight Brunner, a brother of the groom, served as best man i and guests were shown to their' seats by Jack Bebout and Richard Lewton, brother of the bride Following the ceremony, a small’ reception was held at the bride's home, where servers were Sandy Brurtner, sister of the groom, Kathy Lewton, Mrs. William Lehman, and Mrs. Richard Gaynes, all sisters oFthe'bride. The bride, a graduate of Monmouth high school, is presently attending the Fort Wayne Beauty College. The bridegroom graduated 1 from Pleasant Mills high school ! and is employed by the Duo Mar- • tne company. The couple are at 1 home at route 3, Decatur. 7 " < that 9 8 i wk I ' HALF Wiy \ | the ||L SANITONE Ek DRY CLEANING I f J |\ STORY | The other half is m as the way our H Sanitone Soft-Set® || Finish recaptures *3 to original finish ® Wjß of the fabric .. . restores the M H like-new drape jw. jf and fit .. . builds » in an amazing > wrinkling, It’s J L- the absolute tops in dry cleaning a® i value! Call us I today for jw \ll Sanitone Service. / J x I "' x ' KELLY’S DRY CLEANERS DRIVE-IN PLANT 427 N. »th St. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Phone 3-3202 I

Clubs Calendar Item* for each day'* publication mull be phoned in . by 11 • m < Saturday 8 30L Phone Mill Moe EatUl MONDAY p»i l«ta Xi Honora i). Mr* 1 Charles Hile. • M p tn Washington Township Farm Bur • eau. Monroe Coop budding. T:» I p m. Merrier Monday* Home Demonstration club. Mr*. Dale Fruchte. 7 30 pm. Flo Kan Punuhine Girl*. Moose J home. I:U p.m. Holy Family Study club. Mr*. Rusael Schooler. I 30 pm. Past President* Parley of th« ' American Legion Auxiliary. Legior : Home. I pm. Welcome Wagon club. Mr*. Ken < neth Erhart. 8 pm. Pythian Sister* Needle club Moose home, 7:30 p m. Research club. ‘Mrs F Haren Sparks. 230 p m Decatur Band Booster*. Mu«ic room of Decatur high achool. 7:30 p. m. Dramatic section of Decatur I Woman'* club. Mr*. Herman i Kruckeberg. 8 p. m. Decatur Council of United Church Women. Trinity E. U. B church, 7 30 p. m. Bobo Community Organization. Bobo school, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY Dorcus class of Bethany Evan- ' gelical United Brethren church. | Mrs Olive Butler, 7:30 p.m. Decatur Women’s Bowling AsI soc., Preble Restaurant. 8 p.m. St. Dominic study club. Miss ■ Helen Thomas, 7:30 p.m. , Olive Rebekah Lodge 86. 1.0.0. F.

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j hall. 7 3fl p m. Rtw Garden club, Mr*. Georga ftpragua. Ipm. Beta Stgma Phi chapter of P»i Alpha Xl, Mr* Goorga Bats, 8 p m Gala and Pal* Home Drm<w»*tra uon club. Pleasant Mill* school. 1 M pm, < W M W 8 of Trinity E U B . •hurrh, IX p m Kirkland WC T U , Mr* WUUam Ury ant, 11 noon, t>lta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mr* Joa Mocrt*. 8 p. m. Pm tola XI. Community Coater. 7.30 p. tn. Tri Kui'pa A«*ociatr«. Mr* Frank Braun. T:3O p m. Monroe Better Homo* Demonstration club. Mr*. J a me* Nu»»baum. 7 30 p.m. St Catherine study club. Mr* Don Roeder. 8 p.m. Decatur Circuit Chapter at Valparaiso Univ. Guild. Zion Friedhelm, 8 p m. WEDNESDAY Our Lady of Lourdes, Mr*. Arthur Myer*. 8 p.m. Decatur BuMinex* and Profr*«ional Women. Youth Center. 8 30 p.m. W M 8 of Pleasant Mills Baptist -hurrh. Mr»7 ‘Paul McCullough. 7 p.m. Naomi Circle of Presbyterian hurch. Mrs. Ernest High. 8 p m. Ruth circle of Presbyterian rhurch. Mrs. Chalmer Deßolt. 8 pm. Zion Lutheran Missionary Soeley, parish hall. 1:30 p.m. THURSDAY Phoebe Bible class of Zion E and R. church, church social room., 7:30 p.m / Salem Methodist W.S.C.S., pt the church. 1:30 p.m. Women of Moose. Moose Home, | officers at p.m., lodge at 8 p.m. Methodist W.S.C.S., in the chapel. 7:30 p.m. j

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Martha cWeW of Prrsbytartaß church. Mr*. H. L- Mum*. 148 pm . , , » j Mary circle M Fmwwmj church. Mr* W. L. Harpor. 1 » P st Paul IJidir* Aid. Mrs Wtb Ham Thornton all day Mt PWa.ant WJICR . Mr*. Ed Hitler. 7 pm. Decatur Emblem Hub. Ell* Home. I p m. Order of Ea*l«-ro Star. Masoaia Hall. 1‘» »"*■ raturday Winter Wonderland carnival. Hanna Nuttman part, girl scout shelter. * 30 am. tn 1 pm Fort Woyne Trycker Is Held In Florida BOYNTON BEACH. Fla. <UPI» -A Fort Wayne. Ind truck driver was arrrirtrd Saturday in connection with a traffic accident which killed two persons Joseph R Davla. 40. waa charged with driving on the wrong aide ot the road and failure to have his vehicle under control Authorities said Davis’ *emltrailer truck swerved into the path of a car containing Bernice Brownless. 28. and Arthur L. Cutler. 35, both of Miami. Both were kitted. Appointments are now beiag taken far "PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION IN \ NATURAL COLOR" BrMe Sfidio 262 8. Second St. ; ‘ - ■ ‘ "