Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 296, Decatur, Adams County, 16 December 1960 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT '' *T aH&, ", s pSd2T ‘ John 0. Heller .—,„JZ Vice-President l - Ch °‘ H^ thOU X eCret * ry " TreMurer S *« °“ "■»; By Carrier, K per week. Single copies, ? ««,*. A. 2 ■ AJS.’ ■.' ?' ll 11 J I ■

HaviTYou Heard The Latest? th* °J € Of i W ® utst&nd w features of a small city is ’ h s h * l city Ossips. While they are no more prevalent town than in a metropolis, they I'M more credit fn a smaller community because they cover the whole town, wherteas those of the big cities ;* Have to limit themselves to one suburban area. The saddest part about gossips is that most of what to say is not true. And if what they were saying was true, the only reason they pass it on is because is many cases they are just jealous that it happened to someone else instead of themselves. The latest qlasa of gossips are the ones that spread the rumors through business offices. Contrary to the popular opinion that most gossips are female, this latest class, a$ _well as any other type, are as often male as femafe. They can figure every rehson why someone should not get an ad\ ancement or a raise, but know of no good reason why a particular person should get ahead. But whether they are business or social gossips they still thrive on the trials and troubles of other people. In a Christian nation, with a high educational average, it remains a mystery why there are some people who would rather talk about the trouble* of others instead of seeking a happier subject. The ability of man th converse with man is supposed to be one of the features that sets the homo : hapien above the animal world. Along with the abil- * ity to converse, however, goes the ability to think and reason. These are the qualities that really set man above animal, not merely the fact that he can talk. How far above the animal kingdom man may be, can be reflected in what he says. For regardless of how lofty a persons thoughts.may be, he is judged by what comes out of the mouth. One of the bits of modern post-card philosophy has put it very well: "Be sure the brain is in gear before putting mouth in motion.”

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Buys Health Bond RIM Use Christmas Seals The Cerpenten \U.nion has voted purchase of a SS health bond, officials of the Chrtotmas seal campaign la Adams county announced today. AU proceeds from the annual sale are used in the fight on tuberculosis and to provide clinics and otherwise carry on the fight against the “white plague.”

Lawrence Smith 252 00 Bowera Hardware 1 25 Decatur Lumber Co 3'90 Lawrence Galloghey 388.00 do do 179.68 c. Wendell Abbott 134 40 DeWayne Beer j. 136.00 Har°ld Burger 136.00 Walter Butcher 136.00 Edward Faurote 186 00 Robert Fuhrman 121.60 Don Harvey 123 20 Raymond Kolter ” 163 20 Harvey Mankey 139:20 Robert Meehberger 182.75 Homer Rauch 143.80 Raymond Shoaf 136.00 J Bt ' ,ner — - 138 00 Clifford Death 136.00 Eli Hlrschy 148.80 Vern Linker _■» 126.00 Paul Longsworth 136 00 Lawrence McCullough 138.00 Chris Meshberger 137.60 Chris Zurcher 137.60 Walter Gilliom 300.00 Citizens Telephone 17.98 Haywood Company 32.31 Commercial Print 10.88 Glen Strahm E.OO Motorola 58.00Butlers Garage 77.69 Levin & Sons .. 12 00 Zurcher Mobil Service 1354 45 Motor Fuel Tax Division 45.14 D-A Lubricant 345.04 Meshberger Bros 3525.82 John W, Karch Stone 2827.00 Yost Gravel-Readymix 9.12 Adams Buildere Supply ..■ 300.00 American Steel Supply 16.38 Berne Ready Mix 127.13 Deeds Equipment 970 00 Friden Company 300.00 Certified to before me this 16th day of December, 1960. Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor Dec. 16 JOtaN L. DEVOSS, Attorney ESTATE NO. 8552 TO ALL p EItS ONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF XARIFFA SHOOK. In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana. November Term. IMO In the matter of the Estate of Xariffa Shook, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Marcus Brodbeek, as Executor of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Court, on the 30 ofi December, 1960, at which time‘all persons interested, in said estate tore required to appear in said court and show cause, If any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the-heirs of aaid decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Mareuu Brodbeek Personal Representative _ Myles F. Parrish. Judge Dec. 16 COURT NEWS Real Estate Transfers James R. Kummer etux to Margaret Eiting etal, inlot 702 in Decatur. Robert H. Geimer etux to Richard J. Geimer etux, 80 acres in Union Twp. Joe S. Wengerd etux to Arnos E. Eicher etux, 5 acres in French Twp. • Gilliom Lumber Co., Inc., to Rosalind Yager, 6.17 acres in Wabash Twp. Russell E. Myers etux to Ruth Gottschalk, inlot 343 in Berne. Martin L. Huser etux to Samuel N. Ortiz etux, part out lot 162 in Decatur. Harriet E. Cowan to Joseph K. Garner etux, 13 acres in Washtogton Twp. Glen D. Addy etux to Albert J. Sudduth etux, inlot 43 in Decatur. Joseph K. Garner etux to Harriet E. Cowan, land in St Mary’s Twp. ’ Bertha R. Kramer to Calvin D. Amick etux, part out lot 79 in Decatur.

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CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS

ZION REFORMED The annual children’s Christmas program will be presented in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church* Third and Jackson streets, Sunday evening at 7:30 o’dock. All members of the church and Sunday school and friends of children are invited to attend. The program will begin with the organ prelude by Mike Kaehr, and will continue as follows: Processional hymn by the congregation, “Angels,. from the realms of glory.” Songs by the nursery and kindergarten departments. Primary department. Scripture, Luke 2: 8-14. Kristine Mutschler, David Franklin. Song—“ Happy Birthday, Dear Jesus” the group. The Christmas Story — Action poem. Welcome, Baby Jesus—Cynthia Arnold, Melissa Morrison, Cheryl Roth. Heaven’s Peace—Mary Shaffer, Diane Sheets, Dennis Shady, Ann Cowan, Lynda Bedwell. Think of Baby Jesus — Bobby Schafer, Wim Eady, Jimmy August, Brad Shelton, Gregory Striker. Song, "Away in a Manger” the group. Gifts for Jesus— Tommy Garner, Linda Miller, Danny Shoaf, Pamela Shelton, Nora Brokaw, Bruce Slusher, Vicki Gehrig. A Golden Deed— Cathee Linn, Laurie Johnson. Sleep, Little Jesus—Janet Miller, Terri Jo Borne, Bonnie Bedwell Where Wifl You Shine ea n Shady, Tonja Pickford, Lynn Garner, Anne Marie Stanley, Christine Slusher. Merry Christmas—Cathee Linn, Tommy Rash, Janice Troyer, Harold Painter, Linda Fritzinger, Gary Burkhart, Brenda Sheets, Nora Brokaw, Nadine Nyffler, Mark Johnson, Nyla Nytfeler, Philip Kershner, Joyce Egiy, Danny Siaffer, Jane Shoaf. Snowflakes—Action Poem. Songs: “BeHs,*' “Ring Out We Joyful News Again,” the group. Chimes, by Melissa Morrison. Cheryl Roth, Laurie Johnson, Mary Shaffer, Ann Cowan, Kristine Mutschler. Junior department. Rooms Today— Dennis Girod Joe Kiess, Tom Shaffer, Michael Bedwell, Steve Eady. Gifts for the King—Janet Lord, Lou Ann Meyer, Cheryl Mil|er, Sandra Nyffeler, Joyce Daniels. Givers of Gladness—Cheryl Miller, Margaret Fritzinger, Neil Ogg, Debbie Synder, Dennis Striker, Cynthia Gehrig, Billy Striker, Brennan Miller, Leland Shoaf. An Evergreen Christmas—Judy Meyers, Denice Hunter, Nancy Baxter, John Meyers. Christmas Cards—Steven Kershner, Linda Brokaw, Claudit Johnson, Becky Mil|er, Teresa Girod, Kathleen Baxter. Playlet — Nancy Linn. Carol Shady, Dennis Rash, Mark Wright, Becky Ogg. Landa Shoaf, Jackie Geisler Song: “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day" Claudia Johnson. The Angels Song: Raymond Adler. Carols: “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,” “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” “Deck the Ha|ls," “O Come, AU Ye Faithful.” Primtary and junior departments: “Joy to the World.’' The Offering: for the Fort Wayne Children’s Home. Offertory: Mike Kaehr. Remarks and announcements by the superintendent — Lawrence ' Rash. The Benediction—Rev. Feller. Recessional and Postlude. ■N '

ST. LUKE’S The st. Luke’s United Church of Christ will present its Christmas program at 7:80 p. m. SunUse program follows: We Greet You primary daM. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. Welcome—Danny Funk. A Greeting—Janet Connelly. Take Time to Pray—Karen. Engle. God’s Gift—Sharon Weaver. The Proof—Dan Andrews. How Far Away—Marsha Engle. From Outer Space —Kim and Eddie Fisher. Think of Baby Jesus— Donnie Moeschberger. I Akrnowt Forgot — Mike and Terry Leettj. The Brightest Star — Becky Engle. What Did I Get—Jim Connelly. Where We Worship—Nila Engle. The Very Lovely Story — Cynthia Leetti. Offering. Wrapping Presents — Debbie Nussbaum and Ann Engle. Christmas Echoes —Carol Connelly. H’s Here—Sue Ellen Schlickman • Santa’s Mistake—Ross Andrews A Real Helper—Mike Hear# In a Basket — Janis and Joy Funk. Cowboy’s Greeting— David Fisher. • My Wish—Ni el Brown. • The Reason—Blair Brown, Lynn Ratcliff, Ron Smith. ’ I Forget—Karen Leeth. ’ A Fine Job—Diane and Sharon Mankey. The Star Today—Clara Bucker. Puzzled—Judy Funk. Christinas on TV — Richard Engle. My Christinas Wish — Karen Moeschberger. Where to Flod Him—Judy Hoffman. Size Does Not Count — Gary Andrews. A Helper and Ronnie Myers. Poinsettias—Lucy Wagner. Best of AR—Janis Mankey It’s Christmas Everywhere — Eric Dick. Good News—Rex Young. Our Christmas Message, “Away in the Manger”—Beth Harmon. FIRST METHODIST The annual Christmas concert by the First Methodist church choir wijl be presented at 10:20 o'clock Sunday morning. Don Gerig is the choir director and Mrs. Edgar Gerber, organist. The complete program follows: Invocation — Rev. F. Hazen Sparks. “Fanfare for Christinas,” Shaw —choir. “Be Joyful, Be Merry/’ Tellep —choir. "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” arr. by Grant, 13th century plainsong—choir. “I Wonder As I Wander” Appa- . lachian carol—Don Gerig. “Christmas Roundelay,” Young ■ -choir, “Carol of the Little King,” Cald- ' well—choir. ] “O Holy Night,” Adam — Miss > Helen Haubold, Mrs. W. J. Krick, { Lyman Hann, Don Gerig. Presentation of tithes and of- ‘ ferings. Offertory, “O ■ Little Star,” ‘ "As Lately We Watched,” Gris» i fith—choir. • "In Bethlehem's Lowly Manger,? Williams—Mrs. Harry Dai- ! ley and choir. “Sweet Little Jesus Boy,” Negro 1 spiritual—Miss Helen Haubold. i “Gloria in Excelris,” Jolley — ” Mrs. W. J. Krick and choir. Benediction—Rev. Sparks. ( Postlude, "Finale in F ” Wilsom .

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WOODCHAPEL The Sunday school and youth fellowship of the Wood Chapel Evangelical United Brethren church will present the annual Christinas program Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The first part of the program will be songs and recitations by the beginners department. Concluding the program will be the play, "The Star of Bethlehem.” The cast includes Leslie Stewart, Nancy Fegley, Elaine Barter, Max Priddy, Jim Howey, Joan Fegley, Carolyn Henrey. Floyd Fegley and Mrs. Audrey Deßolt, who also directed the play. The committee in charge is Mrs. Eileen Eg|ey, Nancy Fegley, Thelma Whitaker and Mrs. Barbara Thatcher. An offering will be taken for the benefit of the Evangelical United Brethren benevolent homes. , NUTTMANJVE. U.B. “The Highestjgjft,” by Carolyn Dain, will lx? presented by the young people’s Christian Endeavor society of the Nuttinan Avenue United Brethren church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the church. The play, directed by Mrs. Myra Harkless, stresses the message of God’s greatest gift, salvation through His Son. A fervent Christian brings his girl friend home from college far the Christmas holidays. Here she learns the main message of Christmas ie not primarily peace among men and peace offered to sinful men from a Holy God. Members of the cast are l Herman Harkless, Sharon Harkless, Gordon Black, Jr., Carolyn Long, Betty Long, Paul Harkless and Rex Huss. » ——— ■ ' e 20 Years Ago Today 9 • - Dec. 16, IMO—The new bypass of federal highway 27, in the west part of the city, was opened to traffic today. The Civic neater workshop, of Fort Wayne, presented "Dust of the Road" at the general meeting of the Decatur Woman’s club. Thirty Adams county students are enrolled at Indiana University this semester. The Decatur Catholic schools will close Dec. 20 and the public schools Dec. 24 far the Christmas holiday vacation, with classes resuming Jan. 6. Results of four-team blind tourney at Monmouth: Kirkland 29, Monmouth 23; fieneva 43, Monroe 22; Monroe 43, Monmouth 30 (consolation); Kirkland 30, Geneva 28 (final). JOHN U DE VOSS, Attorney ESTATE NO. »K PERSONS INTER-, ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF DANIEL W. WELDY In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, lodimm. November Term. IMO In the matter of the Estate of Daniel W. Weldy, deeeased. Notice is hereby riven that Josephiae Weldy as Administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Court, on the l ol January. 19«1, at which .time all persons Interested tn said estate are required to apptar In’Wid court and show causw'ti any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent anff all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Josephine weldy Personal Representative Myles r. Parrish. Judge Dec, it, 21 “ If you nave, something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want Ads! They get Big results.

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FIRST BAPTIST Children of the First Baptist church will present a Christmas program at the church Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. The program follows: Opening song by congregation—“O Come AU Ye Faithful.” Opening prayer—Wajdo Saiway, superintendent. Songs by nursery and kindergarten children—" Glory to God in tiie Highest,” “Ring Christmas BeUs/' and "Away in the Manger.” Recitation, “Spelling Christmas”—Kindergarten 2, Pamella Dambo, Danny Strickler Steve Sliger, Cathy Sliger, Leslie Butler, Billy Strickler, Becky Hakes, Chester Fox, Barbara Safway, Stanley Myers. Skit by Junior girls 1, “A Happy Birthday” — Linda Soldner, Jackie Hakes, Carolyn Fox, Debbie Bodie, Darlene Merriman, Patty Fawcette, “A Christmas Song,” Lou Ann Hay; “At Christmas,’’ Dorene Hirschy. Offering: Received by high school class; prayer by the Rev. Robert McQuaid, pastor. Playlet by Junior girls 2, “Jesus Birthday” — Laura Hay, Karren Fisher. Kathy Bedwell, Victoria Eicborn, Augie Serna. Slat by Junior boys, “Around the World’'— Ronnie Merriman, Fredrick Zwick, Tom Drake. Songs by combined primaries. Recitations by the Primaries—“We Bring Our Gifts,” primary 1, Darcene Butter, Joe Drake, Terrie Morningstar. Waunette Ward, Debra Brunner, Charles Merriman, Patty Thomas, Stephanie Andrews, John Serna, A|len Stevenson; primary 2, Steven Luginbill, Martha Serna, Kim Lobsiger, John Railing, Donna Wendel, Cindy Fox; primary 3, Cindy Felty, Barbara Zwick, Sheryl Baughn, Karen Sliger' Pamela Ballard, Reitz Wendell Songs by combined primaries. - Songs by Junior boys’ choir— Kevin Levy, Doug Halberstadt, Max Halberstadt. Jesse Serna, Danny Serna, Danny Mcßride, Tom, Coolman, Kenneth Wolfe, Tom Drake, Ronnie Merriman, Ronnie Luginbi|l, Richard Fisher, Freddy Zwlek, Robert Wa< Benediction—Rev. McQuaid.

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