Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1960 — Page 3

Thursday January ij. ini

SOCIETY

HAVILAND-PAA* VOW* READ IN FRIDAY (KRBtMONY Vow* w*r» exehangvd Friday evening by Mr» Betty Parr of Herne and I>«nald Haviland of Geneva The Rev. Paul Logan officiated al the ceremony in Bryant The new Mr*. Haviland la the daughter of the late Mr and Mr* ("harlr* Branstetter and I* rm ployed at the Berne Overall Co Haviland, the non of William Haviland at Geneva, la a cement maaon. The couple will live In Berne until their new home at Rainbow Lake, near Geneva, la completed TO EXCHANGE VOWS IN JUNE WEDDING The engagement of MH* Erma Habcgger to Robert L. Morgan, of Bettendorf, lowa, has been announced by her parent* Mr and Mrs. Sylvan Habcgger of Berne MUs Habeagcr Is a fifth grade teacher in South Wayne school. Her finance Is operations manager of K and A Truck Lines. Inc., in Bettendorf. A June wedding is being planned. ADAMS CENTRAL P.T.A. HOLDS JANUARY MEETING Earl Harmon presided at the January meeting of the Adams Central Parent Teachers Association held Monday evening in the school cafeteria. The Rev. John Mishler, pastor of the Pleasant Dale church, gave the devotions. Music was presented by the freshman clarinet quartet and the freshmen girls’ trio and the secretary and treasurer's *■ reports were read and approved. Speakers for the evening were Dr. Norval Rich, who talked on health, and Donald Dickie, whose topic was safety. Following the meeting, the hospitality committee served refreshments. A chili supper, taking the place of the regular meeting, will b® held February 12, in the school cafeteria. A science fair will be hefd in the gymnasium at that time, under the direction of the school’s science department. CHURCH MOTHERS MEET WITH MRS. ED SUMMERS The January meeting of the Church Mothers Study club was held at the home of Mrs. Ed Summers, with 12 members present. Mrs. Doyle Collier opened the meeting with devotions. The lesson. “Problems of Marriage,” taken from Parents Magazine.

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was given by Mrs Ed Rummerg. Mrs William Journay read th* second teaaoo. Uk*n from Christian Home. Refreshments were served by Mrs Raymond Walters and Mrs Norman Koons. DECATUR GARDEN CLUB ELECTS OFFK ERM FO« >* Officers for IBM were elected at the January meeting of the Decatur Gardea club, held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr*. Doo MacUan Mrs Hertel Nash la the new president Mrs Amos Ketchum will taka over the duties of vic* preladent. with Mrs M. A Frlsinger assuming the office of secretary Mrs. Cal Yost will be treasurer Members answered roll call by naming birds they had seen this winter A short business meeting was conducted by the prseident. For the program. Mrs. Nash gave a talk on "Why Birds Need Compannes.” Mrs. Fred Ault, northeast district chairman of the Garden chib, and Mrs. Howard Habig of Bluffton were guests at the meeting Mrs. Nash, assisted by Mrs MacLean, served refreshments during the social hour. DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The Decatur Home Demonstration club held Its January meeting Wednesday afternoon at the C.L. of C. hall. Mrs. Joe Hunter led the club collect and pledge to the flag to open the meeting. The history of the song of the month was then presented bv Mrs. Walter Lister, who then led the members in singing “The Little Brown Church in the Vale.” Mrs. Ralph E. Roop accompanied at the piano The health and safety lesson was given by Mrs. Carl Hammond, stresing that many of the accidents that occur in the home could be prevented. Mrs. Ralph E. Roop gave the lesson on "Family Goals.” Members voted to meet at 1:30 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. and to attend the gypsy outing again this summer for all the clubs in the county. Mrs. Frank Crist read the constitution and by-laws and also read the poem “Which Are You?” Mrs. Frank Butler was welcomed into the club as a new member. Refreshments were furnished and served bv the Mesdames Frank Bohnke. Howard Eley, Cecil Gause, Jesse Williams, and G. Remy Bierly. The door prize was awarded to Mrs. C. E. Drake.

■MARKRPEARE CLUB REVIEW BY MRM TYNDALL Mr* Juba Tyndall waa in charge of th* program for the Wednesday meeting of the Shakespeare dub. I held in the home of Mr* Charle* TNpb Mr* Tvndall reviewed th* autobiography, “Edward Week* Ir Friendly Candor ” She pointed out that Week*, who ha* been editor of the Atlantic Monthly for 33 rear* and one of th* moat popular | |lecturer* In the United State*. ha*, had varied and interretlng experience*. These include his *xperi-|<-nc* aa a young ambulance driver during World War I; a harvest I hand in th* wwrt; a dishwasher, and a worker on a cattle boat during hla college year* at Harvard and Cambridge in England Mra. Tnydall retold the story of hla humor, «cnaltivene«a. and perception aa editor and hi* many interesting frteodahip* with important literary men and searches for new talent During the brief business meeting. Mrs Milo Black, chairman of the program committee, reported | on the program plan* for next year. Bethanv Circle of the E. and R church will meet in the church parlor* Wedneaday at 7:30 p.m. The Eagles auxiliary will hold a chicken or meat loaf supper Saturday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Eagle* hall. _ _ The Eagles auxiliary skating party will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m The .regular meeting will be at 8 p m.' Tuesday at the Eagles hall. Olive Rebekah lodge will attend the installation of officers Tuesday at the Zanesville lodge. There will be no meeting here. The Kirkland Ladies club w«l meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home ec room at Adams Central school. Mrs. Helen Beery. Mrs. Leona Worth, and Mrs. Eldora Bultemeier will be hostesses for the Sunny Circle Home Demonstration club meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Preble township recreation center. Mrs. W. Guy Brown will be hostes for the Research club Monday at 2:30 p.m. The Pleasant Mills Methodist i W.S.C.S. will meet with Mrs. Lawr-j ence Ehrsam, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. St. Mary’s chorus rehearsal will be held at 1:30 Sunday at the K. of C. hall. Mrs. Leo Teeple will he hostess for the Delta Theta Tau sorority at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Pleasant Mills P.T.A. will/ conduct a meeting in the music room of the Pleasant Mills school, Monday at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Rupp will show pictures and speak on Alaska. The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the church. The program will feature a, panel discussion oh the church entitled “A Faith We Proclaim.” Participating will be Mrs. Harold Bond, Mrs. M. A. Frisinger, and Mrs. Talmadge Campbell. The Naomi circle will be hostess. Hospital Admitted Mrs. Homer Miller, Berne; Mrs. Elda Moser. Berne; Elmer Myers, Berne; Master Ken Moses, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Jacob Coblentz, Berne; Mrs. Norbert Bleeke and baby boy. Decatur; Master Michakl Mcßea, Decatur: Mrs. Ben Mazelin, Berne; Elias Lichtensteiger, Decatur. OLYMPIC $150.00 Wedding Ring $75.00 Year Local Keepsake Dealer! JOHN BRECHT JEWELRY 226 N. Second St.

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Girl Scouts Troop m met Tuesday after school st the Community Center The troop outlined last y*ar’» work and worked on their badge* They practiced for Juliet tew Day. March 17. The meeting closed with a aong Scribe. Cinda Haggerty Troop MB went to Winter Wonderland at Hanna-Nuttman park January IB The group waa divided into trama They laid and followed trails, then went on a hike Scribe. Cheryl Colter Brownie troop 830 met Monday at the Northweat school The meeting waa opened with the Brownie promise The girls aang tong* and played games. Joyce Stanley treated the troop. Scribe, Cynthia Helm Troop M 9 met Monday afternoon at the Community Center. The meeting opened with the Girl Scout promise, The girls were divided into four groups and leaders and assistant leaders were chosen Each group is to put on a play next week. The girl* closed with the Girl Scout promise and sang Taps Scribe. Cheryl Colter Local Photographer Returns From Study Decatur photographer L. E. Anspaugh returned home today with his wife and daughter, Jane, after spending several days studying at the Eastman-Kodak Co. in Rochester. N. Y. While in Rochester, the Anspaughs stayed with a former Decatur resident, Walter Littmann and family. Littmann moved from Decatur several years ago. Anspaugh studied with Gene Bottsford. head of portrait photography for the professional technical services division of EastmanKodak. A select group of photographers from all over the country spent 2Vi days with Bottsford working with the newest direct color material, including some phases of experimental color that is not on the market yet.

JANUARY SALE! 1. . 4 -' jjR , W. HF * -’' 1 JU 111 . Ji w FOR REAL SHEET VALUE AND \ ECONOMY YOU CAN'T BEAT SPRINGMAID" White Percale Sheets White Muslin Sheets 72 x 108" Twin - $2-39 72 x 108" Twin _ JK— sl-99 Twin Bed Fitted $2.39 Twin Be j pined 1 _f?__ $1.99 •J x "" Doub,e $1 99 EC * »-'• -- «■;; 42 x 38’4" 2 for $1.39 81 x 108 Double $2.19 PILLOW SALE! $6.99 Imported Down Pillow* Fine Soft Quality 2 for $12.00 $3.99 Dacron Filled Pillow* Light Weight, Soft. 2 for $7.00 $4.99 Dacron Filled Pillow* ' Full Size, Floral Percale Cover 2 for $9.00 $3.99 Latex Foam Rubber Pillow* with White Zipper * Percale Cover 2 for $7.00 $5.99 Large King Size Foam Rubber Pillows . 2 for SIO.OO Niblick & Co. r OVER 100 YEARS A QUALITY STORE

To Crack Down On Expense Accounts NEW YORK <UPD—Th* federal tax collector* plan to crack down *harplv thia year on builnvaa men and their eapena* R'counla Uncle Sam may mak* such an example of aom* that they and their boaaea will wind up paying a tax on their real Incom* that la more than their aalariea. Internal revenue official* In New York aald today they ar* being driven to action not only ty the need for revenue but by flood* of complaint* from people wh<> don't have expense account* and who “are furtou* at what they m-c some of their neighbor* getting away with.’’ Form 1180. the 1«B corporate tax return, will ask column* of embarrassing question* about company-operated yacht*, hunting lodge*, hotel space, vacation allowances. and use of credit card*, the attendance of wives and children at business meetings, and how closely commission salesmen’s expense account* are checked against commissions. The main Internal Revenue Bureau in Washington has come up with some dandies in previous expens* cheating On* mao Arlco to charge off all his son * college fees as a contribution to his alma mater ... visits to phony branch offices at swank resorts are' 8 growing means of tax swindling another business man claimed a “necessary deduction’ for a sports car used by his son in lege . • many cases of lunch groups” who ate together reguJarly on credit cards, with ? different man charging off lunch for all each week as tax deduction, were found. . ... “We re going to take an ex^ ra close look at the returns of corporations that make big use of credit cards." New York.-tax ofLcials said. Tile Floor* Clean tile floors by dissolving npound of shaved yellow soap and y 4 -pound of washing soda in a gal lon of hot water, and apply to the floor with a stiff brush. Rinse with clear water and wipe dry. _

Clubs Calendar item* foe each day • publication muat be phoned in by II am i Saturday • 30>. I’bon® 3-Xl2l Nee K.UII THI'RIDAY Lln&ln school PT.A.. school •udltoriutn. ? 30 pro Put Mat ronx club. Mr*. Guy W Brown. 7:30 pm. Installation nt Bainbow Olrta. Masonic Hall, 7 pm. Do- Your -Bru t Sunday School class of Trinity LU B church, at the church. 7 30 pm. So-Cha Rea. Mr* R C Her«h. 7:30 p m. FRIDAY American Ixgion Auxiliary 43. Legion Home. 8 p.m. American lx-gion Auxiliary. Legion Home. M p m. SATURDAY Eaglra Auxiliary supper. Eagle* hall. S to 7 p m. SUNDAY 4-H horse and pony club committee. Dr Elizabeth Peck. 2 30 pm. St Mary's chorus rehearsal. K of C. hall. 1:30 p.m.

Toat clearance t STILL GOING ON! Girls Coats suit* „ .aw 12-18-24 SIZES 3to6x -7 to 14 Yoßr* $10.95 NOW $g 00 Reg sos $12.95 NOW slo°° > $16.95 NOW SIX °° $17.95 J-- 00 $19.95 NOW sl4 0° TODDLERS COAT & LEGGINGS SETS SIZES 1 to 4 Year* *B-®® - *lo*®® - o ONE RACK GIRLS DRESSES — SIZES 3 to 14 s i.oo Girls °ne special group SUBTEEN GIRLS COATS $10.95 .... Now SB.OO Sizes 4 to 12 I $7.95.... Now $5.00 $- Art s ls*®® $5.98 .... Now $4.00 S* LADIES COATS O OR SALE! Junior Size* 5 to 15 and Petite Size* 8 to 14 k \ Half Size* 10»/, to 24«/ 2 $49.95 NOW $39.00 fl $39.95 NOW $34.00 h |g| \ $34.95 NOW $29.00 | LADIES CAR COATS ON SALE! Size* 9 to 17 - Value* to $22.95 Half Size* lO'/ 2 to 22'/ 2 NOW Sg.OO to $ is- 00 I i; LADIES WINTER DRESSES f fl I ; GREATLY REDUCED ] ■ f l||fl ;i $7.00 SB-00 sj.oo sll-00 $12.00 f ®|l i WWWWWWWWWWANWW*MAMANW*NW I f Ladies Cotion Daytime Beller Dresses One Group at $3.00 I/ / \ \ One Group at $4.00 ' • ' a ; maternity tops I WINTER MILLINERY ON SALE! GROUPS AT »2-®®.... *3-°° |*l” *2" *3“ *4” . Niblick & Co. FOR SMART FASHIONS

MONDAY Evening circle of Methndtot WBCI. church kiungr I p.m. Pythian Ritter. Needle club. Monee Home, 7 30 pm. |R. Ambrose study club, Mto. I Oscar Miller 7 30 pm. Kirkland Ladies club, borne sc I nnm at Adam. Central school 7 30 pm Research club, Mrs. W. Guy Brown, I 30 p m. Pleasant Mill* P.T.A., music | room of Pleasant Mills school, 7 30 pm. Tt'EADAY XI Alpha Xi and Delta l-ambda! chapters vs Beta Migma PM. Zkrnj EAR church. • P m. i Eagles Auxiliary skating party. 7 30 pm. Eagles Auxiliary. Eagle* ball.] • p m. Olive Rebekah Ixxlge. at Zane*vllle lodge, no meeting here. Sunny Circle Home Demonstration club. Preble townahip recreation center. 7:30 p m. Delta Theta Tau. Mr*. Ism Treple. ■ p.r WEDNESDAY Bethany Circle of E. and R church, church * m _ Pleasant Mill* Methodist WSCS. Mr*. Lawrence Ehr«am. 7.an P Women’* Association of First Presbyterian church, at the church, 8 p.m.

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Locals Qua D Kotnemaan. rout. 3. Decatur. was in Wednesday to renew the Decatur Dnlly Democrat Ho has trm a subscriber foe U year*. Mr* Beaaie CTiiicxde I* spending a twowooka vaeaUoa with her son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Chilcote and daughter. Trudy who reside in Los Angeles, Calif Cities which were surveyed but turned up no trace of milk contamination were Atlanta. Chica- ■ Lxwi Ixiui*. and Camden. NJ. .. SALE ail OIL PAINTED PORTRAITS ARE NOW BEING SOLD AT PRICK Briri* Sl*di« 202 I. Second 18.