Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 123, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1960 — Page 3

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decattr MtNnrnhu UMXUnON MCNM Th* D*c*tu» mi material **aoe> » MMM Will bold Uwir final nwci.n* at th* y**r M lb® ta»m a( a family picnic U> br held al the Hann* Nauman path at U roaß. Friday. | All mlnlater* *nd lheir tamilie* ar* invited Io attaad Thro* nta lUannin* to attend ahuold call the R<-v O*nrt» Yarun. MTU. or the Rev, Hamid J. Bond. inn. by Thursday, GRANDDAt'GNTER OF ALVA RVFFENBARGER IM WED Miaa Carol Sue BuHrobargcr. daughter cd Mr and Mr*. Carl But fenbarger. at Fort Wayne, and granddaughter at Mr and Mra Alva Ruffrnbargvr at Decatur, be canw the bride at Michael J. Haver, ton of Mra. Ervin Vert of Elw«d. in a double ring ceremony performed at 7:30 o’clock. Bator day. May 14. at the Find Methodist church of Fort Wayne, with the Rev. Albert Ashley officiating Both Mr and Mra Haver ar* I students at Franklin College, where, she is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and he ia affiliated; with lambda Chi Alpha. SENIOR CLAM OF D B S. HOLDS BEATNIK FABTY Bongo drums, sunglasses, ana. beards, set the scene for the annual senior class banquet at Decatur high school Monday night. The usually normal looking senior class and even the faculty appeared in appropriate costume for the I beatnik theme. The students, in accordance with ! the theme, partook of their food while reclining on mats which covered the floor of the gymnasium. F&lowing the "banquet”, a very interesting program entertained the company The program consisted of : a number by Josie Smith and his bep cats, or Joe Smith. Janice Heemstra. Jean Huffman, Mike Kaehr. Kay Wynn, and Jack Daily: Connie Kiess - reading of a poem, accompanied by Larry Sheets on the bongo drums: a dance by the Cool Kittens, in normal life Jan Aumann. Dee Schroeder. Barb Burk. Alice Allwein, Becky Maddox, and Kay Stoppenhagen; a piano selection by Eleanor Miller, entitled "Yankee Doodle, George Gershwin style”: a skit called "Little Bop Riding Hood,” with Diane Rhodes portraying Little Bop, Jerry Mclntosh as Harry Hot Lips, and Chuck Krueckeberg as Horace High-note; and a spelling bee between the Beats from Beatsville. or the students. and the Squares from /Squaresville, or the faculty, won by the Beats. At the conclusion of the program Larry Sheets appeared on the scene to demonstrate his selling abilities. He sue-' .. ceeded in ridding himself of three garbage pails, all to members of the faculty or school board. Kay Stoppenhagen acted as hostess, with Rosie Flora assisting. Miss Charlotte Vera, senior class sponsor, was in charge of the banquet 1

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C ABOL MCMM4W WtMB tri KArrt KKouußir mum Carol NroqroaL a graduating M«unr al Daaatur MM ochroi. we* rorooUy awarded lb* tIW TH Kapp* .cWaroMp wblrh i« proroataNi atUMatty by lb* *°c*l chapter Tw*lv» ruxUbuc from th* Decatur and Daeatur Catholic high »cbrob competed. by meah» of an •■amlßatiro. tar lb* »<i*»laratup Ml** Norqucot. ■ daughter at Mr and Mr* Donald A Norqrort of IM Harvrrtrr lane plan* to •tody actaM* and mathematic* at Indiana Unlveralty thl* fall Mn Robert Warthman, prrti drnl and .<holar»hip chairman, announced that the local chapter had a part la th* awarding of 22 TH Kappa Mate *cholar*bipa. totaling M.RM PYTHIAN MMTF.RA NEEDLE CLUB HOLD* MEETING The Pythian Sister* Needle club met after Temple at the M«ac home recently Mrs Cecil Gauae. present, presided over the twenty-three member* during the buiim-s* meeting Mis* Matilda Sellemeyer and Mra. Effie McGiU were horteuea and served a delicious luncheon from table* decorated with tulip*, spring flowers and candles Game* were played and prise* awarded to the winner* The door prise was won by Mrs Fred Ashbaucher. and Mrs. Wilford Plasterer received the cover prise. CHTBCH MOTHERS HOLD INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Eighteen members and fourteen guests were present at the annual Mother's party and installation of officers of the Church Mothers study club held at the Trinity E.U.B. church recently, at which, during a get acquainted period, each lady stated her name and the name of her mother. The meeting opened with the group singing the club song "The Home God Gave To Me Mrs. Arthur Beeler was in charge of devotions, and chose the theme “mother." She selected Proverbs 31:10-20 as her scripture reference. She also read a selection from "Ideals - ' magazine. Mrs. Roger Fruchte and Mrs. William Journay were in charge of the program for the evening. Included in the program were a double reading by the Misses Peggy and Susan Bevelhimer: a clarinet duet by the Misses Rita Spence and Becky Mauller; a monologue. recited by Miss Helen Walters; and for the final selection Mrs. Kenneth Watkins sang a solo. “His Hands.” At the close of the program potted flowers were awarded to the oldest mother present, Mrs. V. A. Eichenberger. to the mother with the youngest baby, Mrs. John Eichenberger: and the door prize was won by Mrs. Stan Kling. Following the program, installation of officers for the 1960-61 year was conducted by the retiring president, Mrs. Edward Summers. Installed in an impressive candlelight ceremony were the following: president,"Mrs. Ray Lehman; vice

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The wedding of Miss Sharon Elaine Rybojt and Richard Estel Leming took place at 6:30 pm. Saturday, in the Assembly of God church in Fort Wayne. The doublering ceremony was performed by the Rev. James C. Kofhai. Nuptial music was presented by Mrs. Marilyn Robbins, organist, and the Rev. Tom Trotter, vocalist Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. nybolt, 3441 Smith street. Fort Wayne, are the bride’s parents, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Leming. 2901 Oliver street, Fort Wayne, formerly of Decatur. The bride was attired in a gown of lace and tulle over taffeta, fashioned with a scalloped neckline and tapered sleeves. Her fingertip veil showered from a scalloped crown, and she held a cascade of pink president, Mrs. John Eichenberger: secretary, Mrs. Raymond Walters; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Chew, and press reporter. Mrs. William Journay. The evening came to a close with the singing of the installation hymn. . ? Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Don Cochran, Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, Mrs. Dick Harvey, Mrs. Milt Spence, and Mrs. Karl Johnson. The meeting of the Bethany Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m., will be held at the church, instead of the home of Mrs. Cal Yost, as previously

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roses. Miss Mary Rybolt, maid of honor. wore an aqua organza gown. A shirred cumberbund sashed the ballerina skirt. Companion gowns in pale pink were worn by the bridesmaids. Miss Lucille Kepp. Mrs. Sue Fell and Miss Shirley Osterman. They held pink and white carnations and matched their gowns with veiled satin bow headpieces. Barbara Bedwell was flower girl and Mike Kofhai carried the rings. Jerry Fell, friend of the groom, was best man. and the guests were seated by Jack Hohn. John Shannon and Richard King. The reception was held at the Zion Lutheran hall. After their northern trip. Mr and Mrs. Leming will reside at 2522 Reed street. Fort Wayne. t ■ planned. The Epsilon Sigma and Beta Sigma Phi chapters are to meet at the Elks home Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Good Will Industries truck will be in Decatur Thursday. Anyone wishing to contribute may call .3-4181 or 3-2585. Although the population of all of Nicaragua is only slightly over a million, crowds as big as 40.000 may squeeze into the National Stadiuin in the capital of Managua for a baseball game.

Clubs tutor itom* tar each <s•»’» putauesUMi rwurt b* phutwd in by II a m Saturday • 10' ('•rat Babao* Ftaaw JJIJI TUMMY Otlv* Rebekah krigr. <kM F*l tort MU. 7 30 p m l_adto* F*Um*»hlp of Ml»»i<«>arv church. pnrwnag*. 1 p m, Xl Alpha Xl of IV!a Migma Phi. Mr* Cart Qattaeball. 7 Jo p m Delta Lambda <rf H*to Sigm* Phi. Mr* Cart OaHarhall. I pm > Executive commute*’ trf Dr-entur Wortwa'* club. Mr* Leo V Curtin. 0 pm Eta Tau Sigma *ornrHy. Mr* Izxil* Bmitlry. 0 pm Shrine club. Preble rrrtaurani. 1:11 p m Hunt T»wn«hlp Home Demonstration club. Mr* IJoyd Bowman, I p m. WEDNESDAY Si Vincent dr Paul at C. L. <rf C hall, at I o’clock. Bethany Circle of the Zinn Evangelical and Reformed church. 7 30 p m , church. Epsilon Sigma and Beta Sigma Phi chapter*. 0 p m , Elk* home. Monroe WC.TU.. Mrs. Homer Wintcregg. I 30 p m. Ave Maria study club, Mr* Gerald Kohne. 7 30 pm. Xi Alpha lota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mr* Franci* Faurutc. 8 p m. IJve and tx-iirn Home Demonstration club. Mr*. Hugh Nldlinger. 1 30 p.m. Bethany circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Mrs Cal Yost. 7 30 p m. Ruth and Naomi circle of Zion E and R. church, church. 2 pm. THURSDAY St. Mary’s Sodbuster’s. 7:30 p.m.. Pleasant Mills school. Good Will Industries truck will be in Decatur. St. Paul Ladies Aid society, Mrs. Dftniel Neireiter. all day. Our Lady of Victory discussion group, Mrs. John Schurger, 8 p.m. FRIDAY St. Ann study club, Mrs. William Kohne, 1:30 p.m. SATURDAY Christian Companion class of Trinity Evangelical UR church, fellowship hall, 6 p.m.

Locals i Mrs. C. K. Whitted and children. Poly and Chuck, of Gary, are spending 10 days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eady, while Whitted is oh a fishing trip in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Pumphrey returned late Saturday night from Florida where they spent the winter. The Pumphreys flew from Tampa, Fla., to Chicago, 111., in two hours and 11 minutes by jet airliner. Mrs. James Rutherford. 334 N. Niftth street, has returned following surgery and an eight-day recuperation period at the Clinic hospital in Bluffton. BIRTH At the Adams county memorial hospital: William and Patricia Appelman Mansfield, of 1115 W. Monroe street, are the parents of a baby girl weighing 6 pounds, Itz ounces, born this morning at 10:14 o’clock. f Spring Gathering Os Tall Cedars Friday The annual spring gathering of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon will be held in the forest at the Masonic Temple. 6th and Pine streets. Michigan City, Friday beginning at 8 p. m. All new candidates are to report at 7:15 p. m. There will be refreshments and entertainment, i

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Annual State Twin* Convention June 11 A wt rs Arfim* county twin* Will hr Bitß ■ng bwta far ttw annual Indiana date 1»ln* vrtiiam al Sta»aff pork on Um> M J«w n«d in Fort Wayne Jun* >1 j| Mi** J*«n Wa»* and Jane Wa»* , Rualck. <rf Prvbto io*n*hip. ar* i c<Mocr*<afte* of lb* Tri »<•**■ twin* club, aprurtoc* <rf Ut* stale- < wide *Vrt*t • A potluck dinner will hr be Id al nmm with Judging to begin-At J pm Afofota will be given tn thr following |air(nrto«! young**! 1 twin* prrarht. •ddett twin* pre«rM. twin* coming the farthest di*tanre. mwi twin* in one family. f mart unlike *am* »*x. most alike boy-girl twin*, and most identical 1 both male and female in th* age ' group* trf Infant to fl. 7-13. 14-21. 22-40 and over 4o Entertainment ' will follow judging Judge* f«»r the contort will be Cap! Chart?* 1 H<nd<mon and Lt John Merchant , of the Fort Wnynr police department , 1 Grade School Band Concert Wednesday li About fiO member* of the Dr- ’ catur grad* school band will present an outdoor concert on the court house lawn at noon Wednesday. Clint Reed, band director., said today. Time* to be played Include: 1 "Our Director.” theme from ''Bee- 1 thoven's 9th Symphony.” folk song ' medley, theme from ’’Tschaiko- ‘ wski 1 * Sth aymphony.” a hymn ' tune and a waltz medley. Following the concert the band ( will hold a picnic at the Legion park, with members of the Music Boosters assisting. || Driver Is Charged I 1 Following Accident City police Investigated an accident at 9:15 p.m. Monday at Monroe and 15th streets. A vehicle driven by Judith Miller, 17. Willshire. O. .yras headed west on Monroe and made a left hand turn into the path of a car driven by Paul R Hess. 18. 325 N. Fourth street. Hess struck the Miller car] causing $75 damage to his car and $l5O to Millers. Miss Miller wasp arrested for failure to yield the right of way, and will appear in court Tharsday at 2 p.m. Three Are Fined On Traffic Violations Marvin D Alverson appeared in city court’ Monday for his hit and run accident on Saturday morning. May 14. He was fined a total of S2B 75. Fred Dellinger, who was arrest-' ed Friday the 13th for failure to yield the right of way to an emer-j gency vehicle, was fined $23.75 | Dellinger then appealed his case ■ to the circuit court. James K Schnepp. arrested last i weekend after a wild ehase, for: I reckies driving and failure to obey • an officer, was given a fine of $28.75, 10 days in jail and his license was revoked for six months. Nine of the 10 days in jail were suspended. Hospital L_— Admitted I Mrs. Herbert LaFountaine, Decatur. ' Dismissed Master Steve Lyons, Pleasant Mills; Mrs. William Garwood and; baby boy, Monroe; Mrs. Lillard: Fawbush and baby boy, Decatur:Mrs. Roger Sipe and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. Robert Lee Gage and baby boy, Decatur; George Myers Decatur; Stewart McMillen, Jr., Fort Wayne; Miss Jacque Fawbush. Decatur.

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