Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 28 April 1960 — Page 3

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O4JVR inntN LODGE CONDUCT* IKtMT MKRTtNO Th«- regular mewling of the (Mlv* I Rebekah Lndg* »•• cuhdurted Tw**day evening ln*p*cttan of the ledge we* alao held Twenty «a»e, member* and two <«<**! a were; prraent Hefreahmenta and • aortal per Ind ware later enjoyed Ut the dining room Prir«-« were wo* ta, Mr* Humarrtekbouee and Mt*. l.aVern Knialey PIANO PUPIW TO PREMKNT RECITAL ON BUNDAY The piano pupil* at Mr* Ferri*. Rower will preneot a recital al' the Youth and Community Center Sunday at 1 30 pm. Kim IxdMtger. ton at Mr. and Mr* Jerald lx>b*iger, will be gucat | aoloUt for the program Pupil* participating in the recital are Jane Anapaugh. Carol Frteingrr. Judy Hake. Sharon Zwiek. Jean, Swickard. Su»an Ogkrmeycr. De-' bra Gaunt. Paler Mayclin. Tarry Smith. Vicki Lehman. Colleen] Kelly. Cindy Haggerty. Andrea Cook. Karen Barckley. Phillip Emenhlaer. Ronnie Merriman. Darlene Merriman. Linda Bergdahl. Carol Hoverman. Carla Seiling, i Cynthia Boerger. Charlene Habeggcr. Dianne Fuhrman, Cheri 801 - ] cnbacher. Chery! Tec pie. and Gary Teeple. The public is Invited to attend. MRS. HARKLESS HOSTESS TO ROOT TOWNSHIP CLl'B Mrs. Richard Harkless was hostess Tuesday to the Root township home demonstration club. Twentyfour members and eight children were present. Mrs. Leo King. Sr . vice president, opened the meeting with the club creed in the absence of the president. Mrs Harkless was in charge of the devotions. History of the song of the month was presented by Mrs. Adolph Weidler. The group then sang the song, with Mrs. Sherman Kunkel accompanying. Donald Hoile gave the lesson on Insurance. A question and answer period followed. Mrs Sherman Kunkel was in charge of the citizenship lesson on "The Importance of Voting.” Several methods of artificial respiration were then outlined by Mrs. Lester Painter. The treasurer’s report was read by Mrs. Otto

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Aprigai aad the secretary • report and rod call, by Mr* Lfoyd Bo** maa Mr* William SnedaH "• roclpl*M <rf the !••• »■• rlub prerented Mr* Richard Harkfoaa with a farewell gift Heterahmenl. were served by the hoatere and **»taUng bo*tee***. Mr* l-ou H«>uh and Mr* Herb Banning Mr* IJoyd Bowman will b* hreteaa for the Way »< meermg and wifl be nsaMad by Mr* Richard Moaea and Mn Norbert Aumann DON E AND R CIRCLE ( ONDUCTB MEETING The Ruth and Naomi circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church met W*dneadny afternoon in the church social room, with 14 member* and two visitor* present Mrs Robert Kiess. leader for the afternoon presented the lea•on on "Discipline of Meditation " A medley of piano music was then presented by Mra Edgar Kieaa The leader cloaed the meeting with prayer Mrs Tony Meyer, chairman of the circle, conducted the business portion of th* meeting, at which time a report from the regional meeting held recently in Urbena was given. The meeting was adjourned with the Mizpah benediction. CLUB MEETING FEATURES COME-AS-YOU-ARE THEME The Tuesday meeting of the Sunny Circle club was held in the form of ■ ‘come-as-you-are’ party. Eighteen members present joined in singing the club prayer, followed by repeating the month's memory verse in unison. Devotions were led by Irene Girod and roll call was answered by "my personal idea of being rich.” Lorene Conrad and Dorothy Erxleben presented the lesson on insurance and investments. The health and safety lesson was in charge of Clara Fuhrman. Mildred Hildebrand read the history and led the song of the month. "All Through the Night.” The business meeting was presided over by Helen Beery. During the social hour, Alma Miller and Leona Worth received prizes in a flower guessing contest. Lunch was then served by the hostess, Matilda Peters and Irene Girod.

Clubs CataNMer Berns for eecb day'a pubtieeUai must ba pboMd la Ry II gJB. Ba tun*ar 8 IB). Bae EMM Pboa* 8-8181 THURSDAY Our Lady of Victory study club. Mra John Alberding. I pm (food Will Induatrtea truck la Decatur. thore having article* to contribute call 3-4181 or 3 8385 Bt. Ann* study dub, Mr* Jo* Heimann. I 30 p m. Past Matrona dub, Mr* G*n* Hike, 7 30 pm Monroe WCTU , M” Fenton Sprungrr. 1 30 pm. Northwest PT,A., at the school. T 30 p m. FRIDAY Friendship circle of Decatar Missionary church. Mr*. George Miller. 7:30 p.m. Pleasant Milk PT.A., at the school. • 30 p.m. Faithful Workers class of Union Chapel church, church basement. 1 30 p m. Dance sponsored by Teen Council. Youth Center. 0 30 to 11 30 p.m.

SATURDAY Christian Companion class of Trinity E. U. B. church, felfotsphip hall. « p m. i Lady Bug steak supper. V. F. W ; Post Hom*. 5 to 1 p m. MONDAY - Music department of Woman's club. Miss Helen Haubold. 7:30 P- m - . . Our Lady of Fatima study club, postponed to May 9 Pythian Sisters degree staff, to leave Decatur at 8 p.m. for Tocsin. Adams county home demonstration club, Monroe Farm Bureau building. 7:30 p.m. Ladies Firemen’s Auxiliary. Mrs. Naomi Baker. 8 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Juniors, Legion Home, 5:30 p.m. V. F. W.. Post Home, 8 p.m. V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary, Post Home, I p.m. TUESDAY Happy Homemakers club mother and daughter banquet. Dutch Mill in Bluffton, 6:45 p.m. Sacred Heart study club. Mrs. John Girard. 8 pm. The Music department of the Woman's club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Miss Helen Haubold for rehearsal only. Happy Homemakers club of Washington township will hold a mother and daughter banquet Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. at the Dutch Mill in Bluffton. Mrs. George Miller will be hostess for the Friendship circle of the Decatur Missionary church at 7:30 p.m. Friday. ’ The meeting of Our Lady of Fatima, study club, scheduled for Monday, has been postponed one (week to May 9. Pythign Sisters degree staff will 4neaS evrrang' to practice. The group will feave Decatur, at 6 p.m. Mrs.-John Girard will be hostess Tuesday at 8 p.m. for the Sacred Heart study club. Record Earnings By General Motors . NEW YORK (UPD — The General Motors Corp, reported Wednesday net sales of 83,657,972,071 and earnings of $323,625,616, or $1.14 a common share for the first quarter of 1960.

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Mr. and Mrs. Cook To Obiftfo 50th Anntvortary Mr and Mr* David Ccnk <4l route 1. Decstar. wtU cctebrrtg thru NMh «r«Ming •nniv*r*ery Aundav. with e dinner at th* Mt Pl*s»»nl church and op** house ! at th* church from I Io 4 pm Mr, *nd Mr* Conh wer* married at Kalamaroo. Mich . April i 30, 1810 Th*y h*vr three children' Arthur Cook, route Decatur; I Mr* Charlotte Proebrk. route 1.1 Alexandria. Ohio: snd Mr* Alice] Duff. Yoder They also hsve 10 gr RndrhiMrrti Locals Mr and Mr*. Ferris Kohnr snd wn. Scott, snd the Miase* P«m and Kathy Waiter* ar* in Florida for a ten-day vacation. Mr and Mr*. Joe McConnell re- 1 turned Wednesday from a four-. month stay In Lake Worth, Fla. Mra. C. E Lykins, of 103 North) Eighth street. Decatur, has been dismissed from the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne, where she underwent wrist surgery earlier, in the week.

Births At the Adam* county memorial hospital: Charles and Maxine Fay Gerber Piech ter. route 4,. Bluffton, are parents of a seven pound, three ounce son. born at 6:25 p.m. Wednesday. A son weighing nine pounds, seven ounces, was born at 2 35 a m. today to George M. and Donna Jane Kirchenbauer Bair. 506 Studebaker St., Decatur. Hospital Dismissed Frank Habegger. Berne: Valentine Laker. Monroeville 'transferred to St. Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne); Master Kent Steiner, Berne; Mra. William Freeby and baby boy, Decatur; William O. Miller, Wren, O.; Mrs. Florence Schmitz, Decatur. Paul Riley To Gain National Recognition Paul Riley, sophomore student in the Indiana University school of Medicine and son of the Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Riley of Monroe, will receive national recognition at the student American medical association convention in Los Angeles, May 4-7. A paper, describing original research into treatment of upper respiratory infections, has been accepted for presentation at the convention aod designated as one of three prize-winning papers submitted by medical students. His studies involved various drugs ana their effectiveness against virus infections. Five research exhibits by I. U. students have also been accepted for display at the student medical meeting, giving Indiana University a. record for participation by students from a single medical school. The I. U. group is flying to Los Angeles this weekend and will be joined there Thursday by Dr. John D. VanNuys, dean of the school of medicine. - f Over 2,600 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur 1 each day.

MH* Judy Bhade*. ■ aophnmorr at Hall State Teacher* Coliege. i* a randldatr for honorary colonel of the school’* annual Air Force ball. which will be held Saturday in the gymnasium. Mlm Rhode* lis the daughter of Mrs Naomi i Rhode* of I<H Jefferson street.

Telephone Religious Service By Church A telephone religious service will be available in Decatur to, day. pioneering a new religious, service to the busy people of the city, the Rev. Edward Pacha., pastor of the First Christian 1 church, announced this morning By calling telephone number 3-3158, at any time of the day or night, busy, harassed Decaturites can hear 75 seconds of prayer, courtesy of the First Christion church. Similar in mechanical operation to the Decatur Daily DemocratCitizens Telephone company news service, the number rings once, tripping a 75-second tape, which begins playing and plays through once. After the prayer, the caller is automatically cut off and the tape rewinds, and is ready for the next caller. One person at a time may use-dhe service. The 23rd Psalih is the prayer in use today. If the service proves popular, the prayer will be changed three times a day. The number of persons using the service will be counted to estimate its popularity, and whether this type of service meets the need of the citizens. 1 | Sen. Murray NotTo Seek Renominatiori WASHINGTON <UPI» — Sen. James E. Murray (D-Mont.) 83-year-old chairman of the Senate Interior Committee, announced today he will not seek renomination for a sixth term. Murray’s decision, which he said was made at the request of his family, eased what had turned into a bitter Montana primary battle in which the state’s two House members were challenging ■ oaar®.taas• * uwraa- ■ «»u«*a Escape Injury As Plane Noses Over L PERU, Ind. <UPD — A singleengined model “A” Bonanza with four persons aboard touched down short of the landing strip at the Peru airport Wednesday and nosed over in a plowed field. None of the occupants was hurt seriously. State Police identified the pilot as Maurice Wright, 54, Indianapolis, and the passengers as Morris Ward. Speedway; Clarence Carr. Brownsburg, and Carl Redmon, Peru. Trade tn a good town — Decatur Your advertising ’’ dollar buys more in the Daily Democrat. Trade in a good town — Decatur

Lwi, - Tonight & Friday - First Show at o’crock Your Home Town Movies! “DECATUR 1960” See Yourself - Your Fri«i«isSchool Children — Public Officials —Civic and Community Events— Rotary - Lions Basketball Game. 90 Minutes of Decatur People and Places in Motion Pictures. — PLUS — Warm, Family Entertainment “The Rabbit Trap” Kevin Corcoran, “Toby Tyler” Star, Ernest Borgnine, David Brian. ALSO—Cartoon 25c -60 c —o SATURDAY ONLY Returned by Popular Request! That Wonderful Story of Peter Marshall —In Color! “A MAN CALLED PETER” Robert Todd, Jean Peters Shown at the Special Low Price of Only 25c -50 c 1 0-0 The Drive-In Opens Sunday!

Spring Storms Hit Over United States t’BHed InlernaUenal Apr mg ■term* hit th* country | today with rain from the Atlantic • Cnaat In th* Pacific Northwaal, ■nd Jnml in Tr«te« and Kama* Tornado cloud* were Mghtcd in KaCI&jMI ' .ftUftlt tsut damaga wa* repbried. even 1 though one twlater touched ground, II mile* rmrttowe«t <>t Tribune. I Km Hail w»« » heavy at Tribune that mow plow* had to clear the highway* Hail accumulated r <MP ftxrt dk*t*p | in thv vicirUty of Waco. Texas, •nd hali»tonr» "a* big •* your I flat” were reported M mile* north-1 went of Beaumont, Tex A ma** of cold Canadian atr meanwhile, continued to chill the I rwwihern part of the country The temperature dipped below freezing from Michigan to Montana Some early morning readies' | included 34 at Alpena and Pellston. Mich . 23 at Grantsburg. Win.. 25 at International Fall*. Minn. and 24 at Cutbank. Mont. An cm seasonable rainstorms flooded Street*, knocked down power lines and killed two persons in southern California. Several major intersections in the Ixs Angeles area were flooded as the storm dumped more than one inch of rain on the downtown . area and nearly 1H inches at International* Airport. 15 Applications. For Portland Post About 15 applications, mostly from non-residents, have been received for the position of Portland recreation director. Kel Nielson. present director in that city, said today. The minimum qualifications are a B.S. degree in recreation or in an allied field such as physical I education. Three of the applicants I will be selected for interview. The appointment will be made in July, ' effective August 1. Miss Sally DeMoss Is Peony Festival Queen Miss Sally Ann DeMoss, of Hoag-Un-Jackson high school, was named Queen Jubilee XVI, in the contest for rule of the peony festival at Van Wert. 0.. as finals were held Wednesday night at Van Wert. Named as her maids of honor, for the 1960 festival, which opens June 11, were Miss Jane Marie Tickle, of Ohio City-Liberty high school, and Miss Sharon Hamrick, of Willshire high school. The three, all seniors, were selected from a field of 10 aspirants.

Greencastle Youth Killed In Accident INDIANAPOLIS <UPI+ Dennis L. Vinson. 21. Greencastle, was killed early today when his car ran across the center line of U.S. and roiiMhi trwk* ©w-the west edge of Indianapolis. Calvin Jabaay, 43, New Holland. 111., driver of the truck, was treated at General Hospital for minor injuries. Authorities said Vinson’s car crossed the dividing line gradually, leading them to believe he may have fallen asleep at the wheel. 11GUT WEIGHT JACKETS ■ ~ ” wi' YUA Kgl 31 a , tiff lllwllll X/ I V 11 •FT Here it is! MADRAS — the most popular pattern of the season, in a versatile, lightweight, Wash ’N Wear spring jacket See our complete line of Spring jackets now. SIZES 4 - 20 $ J. 95 to Pj.95 PRICE MEN’S WEAR Open Fri. * Sat. til 9 P. M.

Mlu Kathleen Hrhiilt, <»f Mr and Mr* Gerhard Schult* of Decatur, recently received her cap In ceremonies at the Parkview school of nursing in Fort Wayne Mb* Schult* la in her freshman year. Religious Revival Feared Past Crest DENVER <UPD — Mrthndht i bishops see "disturbing signs" : ehat America’* religious revtva' "may bdvc passed it* crest” They believe that US. churches. which haw enjoyed a phenomena) boom in membership since World War 11. will have to work harder at "taking the gospel to those who no longer come to us " An appeal for "out-reaching" evangelism by churches which have become complacent with easy success was voiced by the 74 active and relin'd bishops of the nation's largest Protestant dc- ' nomination It was a major point in their joint "episcopal address” ■ to the quadrennial Methodist General Conference. The address was read to the conference Wednesday night by Bishop William C. Martin. Dallas. Other highlights of the address: —They called for "constant vigilance" to prevent any breach in “the wall of separation between church and state by the diversion of tax funds" for support of parochial schools. —The bishops strongly reaffirmed Methodism’s traditional stand in favor erf total abstinence from alcoholic beverages, and denounced the liquor industry as "a beast tearing at the vitals of society." —The "mounting evidence” of a link between cigarettes and lung cancer was cited as good reason for maintaining the Methodist rule which requires a candidate for

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