Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1961 — Page 8

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HELP STAMP OUT HOME COOKING! FAIRWAY RESTAURANT Celebrating It* 11th Anniversary

SAVE! SAVE! S|OO Today, Friday & Saturday To introduce to the people of DECATUR and area, the new Hammond Coin* Operated Dry-Cleaning machines, we will give you SI.OO toward the normal $2.00 10-Lb. Load . . . Today, Friday and Saturday. DRY CLEAN ALL THESE FOR ONLY zm® s|oo kiik Today, Friday, Saturday WITH OUR NEW ' HAMMOND i COIN - OPERATED \\ DRY CLEANER -ALO^. 1 5..^ OW FAST, The whole town's talking about the wonderful S’™~ ne * "do-it-yourselP' HAMMOND COIN-OPERAT-DRY CLEANING ED DRY CLEANER Hiat dean * U P so • • • 10 Lbs. of CLOTHES Machine ... • • • and does it while you wait! Look what can be in a typical load: A CHILD'S SNOW SUIT, 4 LADIES' SKIRTS, 4 MEN'S SWEATERS, 2 PAIR BOYS' PANTS, 2 DRESSES . . JUST 30 Short Minutes... . . . after you put clothes in the dry cleaner and insert the necessary coins you take out dean, fresh, dry garments . . . with no new wrinkles and with pre-set creases and pleats as sharp and crisp — as ever! You have to see clothe* cleaned in the new . . then 30 Minutes HAMMOND dry-cleaner to believe that you can later they're all get such a wonderful job of cleaning for so little Clean and Fresh. money. I COIN-OPERATED DRY CLEAHIHG open tonight and every night CJtic DRY CLEANERS & LAUNDRY U.S. 27 NORTH DECATUR, IND. PHONE 3-3864

LOCALS j Cloven Emswiller, who was hosI pitalized in Bluffton Sept. 5 is J now able to take short walks and

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car rides. Joseph BonfigUo, o fDecatur, was fined sls and costs in Van Wert, 0., municipal court on a charge of following too closely. The Wells county community chest has exceeded its goal of $26,700. by raising $27,225. Miss Alicia Ann Levy of Decatur, and Miss Alice Ann Drage of Ossian, will motor to Louisville, Ky., with Dr. and Mrs. S. Bruce Kephart to attend the second annual O. B.—Gyn. nurses’ conference. They will attend two days of lectures and take part la round table conferences with nurses from Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Ontario, j Mr. and Mrs. Wilbkr fearing of route two, Decatur, have received word of their son’s arrival in France. His address is A/3c Kon-

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aid L. Belking, AF 22966380, 122nd Supply Sgd., APO 247, New York N. Y. Another boy recently arrived in France is S/Sgt. Gary L. Harvey, AF 22967631, Hq 122nd TFW, APO 247, New York N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marts announced that their grandson, Robert, has enlisted in the Navy for three years. His address is Robert J. Martz, S. R. 592-49-25, Co. 568, 2nd Reg. 24 Batt., U. S. N. T. C., Great Lakes, 111.

BIRTH At the Adams county memorial hospital: Maurice and Mary Whittaker Teeple, 234 S. 4th street, are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. The baby weighed eight pounds 'and one and one half ounce. A baby boy weighing six pounds and five ounces was bom today at 8:55 a.m. to Robert and Mary Lou Bollenbacher Switzer, route two, Geneva.

Hospital Admitted Mrs. Pearl Neaderhouser, Berne. Dismissed Miss Sarah Kleber, Fort Wayne: Ben Elzey, Decatur; Mrs. Donald Bailey and baby girl, Decatur; Virgil M. Krick, Decatur; Eli A. Habegger, Berne. Society. The Rosary Society will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the K. of C. hall. Election of officers will be held at this time. Mrs. Arnold Martin will be hostes to the St. Paul ladies aid, Tuesday at 7 p.m. The members of the Eta Tau Sigma sorority will meet at the Preble Gardens, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mis Iverna Werling will be the hostess. The Merry Matrons home demonstration club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Edward Marbach. This will be a guest night meeting. Mrs. Mary Lynch wil be hostess Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to the Lov?’ Daughters class of the Bethany EUB church. All members are requested to be present. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will have an election of officers Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the C. L. of C. hall. Members are asked to bring their Christmas ideas for i favors for the hospital.

Student Day Sale! Saturday, November 18, 1961 SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASS of the DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE DECATUR MERCHANTS and the DECATUR CHAMBER of COMMERCE LIST OF STUDENTS FOR STUDENT DAY SALE

A & P TEA COMPANY.MARK CORRAL ADAMS CO. CREDIT BUREAU—-SONJA STRAHM ADAMS THEATER ALLEN KALVER ANDERSON INDUSTRY JIM MARTIN L. ANSPAUGH STUDIOS MARGARET AZBELL ARNOLD LUMBER CO.. INC. — - CONTRIBUTION ASHBAUCHERS’ TIN SHOP BILL UNDERWOOD BAG SERVICE, INC. DICK McCLURE BAUMAN’S GARAGE SAM BAUMAN BEAVERS OIL SERVICE, INC—STEVE BEAVERS BEGUN S CLOTHING STORE - RUDY KLEINKNIGHT BOWERS HARDWARE CO., INC DALE WASS BOWER JEWELRY STORE CYNTHIA CRAVENS JOHN BRECHT JEWELRY CHERYL SHACKLEY BRIEDE STUDIO CONTRIBUTION BROOKS FOR MEN & BOYS - MIKE WORTHMAN BURKE’S STANDARD SERVICE - DAN EYANSON BURK ELEVATOR ...t PAUL FELLER CASSANDRA HOUSE OF STYLE — DEE DeBOLT CENTRAL SOYA COMPANY CONTRIBUTION CHIC CLEANERS TOM McINTOSH CITY NEWS AGENCY RUTH ANN SOLIDAY COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP —- ROGER CONRAD COMMUNITY OIL & GAS „— RICHARD FRAVEL DAIRY QUEENDOROTHY BLEEKE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT--KATHY BISCHOFF D & T STANDARD SERVICE .— GARY SCHULTZ DECATUR AUTO SUPPLY,.— LARRY LEHMAN DECATUR DRY CLEANER| CONTRIBI £32? DECATUR GOLF CLUB IT?-THANE CUSTER DECATUR HATCHERY COMPANY-JOHN BEELER DFCATUR INDUSTRIES. INC. — • nM HOFFMAN DECATUR,KOCHER LUMBER, INC. - LARRY AFFOLDER DECATUR MUSIC HOUSE —— — MARY BOVINE DECATUR OIL COMPANY ... RON KLEINKNIGHT DECATUR RECORD SHOP ...— — NAN KELLY DECATUR 24 HR. COIN LAUNDRY LARRY HAMILTON DIERKES GARAGE _• JOHN DIERKES DIERKES IMPLEMENT SALES-BARRY BURNETT DOUGHNUT SHOP ALICE SCHROEDER I

Average Radiological Reading Unchanged The average radiological read-, Ing for Adams county remained the same as last week, .05 millroentgens per hour, Milt Spence, U. S. work nuit conservationist, and radiological observer, said today. The average reading has remained constantly below the 200,000 milliroentgen danger point, and is usually less than .10 milliroentgens.

Liquor Subject Os Broadcast Sunday '•Liquor and our free-world leadership” is the subject of a broadcast at 8:30 p.m. over radio station WANE (1450,kc5) Sunday, Mrs. Jesse Niblick announced today. The radio broadcast will explain how the state department uses tax money to purchase liquor for parties for foreign guests, and how use of liquor may have influenced important state department decisions. MISSIONARIES (Continued from Page One Troops In School The Portuguese government is believed to be quartering troops at the present time in the school built and maintained by the Methodist mission Rev. Anderson added. The Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1957 edition, gives the following information on Angela: A West African colony south of the equator bordering on the Congo, and having about 1,000 miles of coast land. It contains 481,226 square miles, about 11 times the size of h.aiana, with about the same population, 4,550,000 (1959 est.) as the Hoosier state. The great majority of the inhabitants (about 80,000 Europeans J out of 4,550,000) are Bantu-Negro,

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with some pure Negro and bushman stock in the south. Primitive Religion Fetishism is the prevailing religion in Angola, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Certain divisions of the Ba-Kongo tribes were Christian in the 16th and 17th centuries, and they today use crucifixes as fetish charms or as symbols of power, while every native has a ‘‘Santu’' or Christian name and is dubbed dom or dona. The colony forms a diocese of the Roman Catholic church, in the province of Lisbon, and maintains many schools, controlling all education until 1908. Baptists, Methodists, Cbngregattonalists, Plymouth Brethren, of theU.S. and a South African and Swiss mission are also established, according to the 1957 issue. A decree prohibits the teaching of native languages, and printing of books of religion or instruction in native languages, although this has been relaxed to allow a few bilingual books to be printed. Other Information The Portuguese government has hired a national advertising agency for $500,000 to present its side of the present conflict in Angola to the American people; Methodist sources indicate that some 30,000, as a very conservative estimate, natives, including many Protestant Christians, have been killed in the recent Portuguese drive to stamp out the independents movement in Angola, Rev. Underwood added. The Methodists help the most promising students in Angola to finance their education in Brazil and the United States. Figures for 1958 show that there were 1,428 primary schools in Angola, with 83,060 students, and 32 high;, scjioolg, with 4,705 students, and a total of 2,125 primary teachers and 280 high school ' teachers. There is one teachers training institute, with 266 stu-j dents, the Britannica Yearbook for 1961 concludes.

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DOWNTOWN TEXACO ZANE ZWICK DUO-MARINE CONTRIBUTION EHINGER’S BOSTON STORE — JANET FUGATE FRITZ ELLSWORTH GARAGE .... DELBERT BAUMGARTNER EQUITY STORE JUDY AUMANN EVANS GROCERY -.- DONNA BURK FAIRWAY MARATHON GARY FEASEL THE FIRST STATE BANK ALICE LILLICK GAGE TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. CONTRIBUTION GAMBLE’S - TOM WHITAKER GASS READY-TO-WEAR JANE BURK GAY’S MOBIL SERVICE '. RICK COLLINS GERBER’S SUPER MARKET DONNA COREY GILPIN ORNAMENTAL IRON CO.-CONTRIBUTION ' HABEGGER-SCHAFERS SANDRA GROTE HAFLICH A MORRISSEY SHOES—TOM MADDOX HAPPY HUMPTY DRIVE-IN KAREN THIEME HARMAN S GROCERY TIM MAGLEY DR. HARRY HEBBLE .. JUDY TUTEWILER HI-WAY TRAILER PARK JERRY KNAVEL HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.JANET HABEGGER HOLTHOUSE-ON-THE-HIGHWAY - CONTRIBUTION HOMEWOOD GROCERY CONTRIBUTION IDEAL DAIRY DINN A PARKER I. A M. ELECTRIC CO. ... CONTRIBUTION INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DAVE GAY JANI-LYN JANELLE EVERHART JIM S MARATHON SERVICE STATION . RON JOHNSON KAYES SHOE STORE STEVE KAYE KELLY’S DRY CLEANERS CONTRIBUTION KIDDIE SHOP BECKY LORD FOWNE DRUG STORE CONTRIBUTION KRICK-TYNDALL CO. CONTRIBUTION KRUGH’S MARKET BETTE CASTLE LUTE’S FLOWER SHOP CONTRIBUTION MACKLIN’S GARAGE TOM MACK!.TN MAZELIN’S HEATING SERVICE...CONTRIBUTION MELCHI BARBER SHOP ... CONTRIBUTION MYERS HOME & AUTO SUPPLY.. - FRED FRAUHIGER

TRADE IN DECATUR I SAVE MONEY! SHOP AT HAMMONDS FOR YOUR BEST FOOD BUYS! CMSF. FRESH CARROTS 3 29‘ U. S. No. 1 POTATOES 50 99 SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 10 59 ORANGES 3 ’I" APPLES PITTED DATES 3 bs S I OO RAW PEANUTS*39' PEACHES 'NZZAPIEMIX 4 s l°° 3 *l°° APRICOTS 3 No J. ! 89c Cake Mix or Frosting 10u99 C COFFEE EGGS Regular or Drip » 49c 3 ooz s l-o® REDEEM YOUR HILLS BROS. COFFEE COUPONS HERE ON ANY BRAND. HAMMOND"? 240 N. 13th Street OPEN 8:30 A.M.-M0 P.M.-7 DAYS A WEEK

MILLER-JONES JOHN KENNEY MILLER’S NORTH-END GROCERY .... JANET AUGSBURGER MINCH TAXI SERVICE .... CONTRIBUTION MORNINGSTAR AUTO SALES .... CONTRIBUTION MOSER’S SERVICE STATION—SCOTT ANDERSON MURPHY’ BARBER SHOPCONTRIBUTION G. C MURPHY COBOB McKINNON NEWBERRY’S DAVE ROOP NIBLICK A COCOLLEEN KELLY PARKWAY “66” SERVICE STATION DALE HAWKINS PAUL HAVENS CHEVROLET-BUICK. INC. RON THIEME PWNWYLVANIA RAILROAD .... CONTRIBUTION PETRIE OIL COMPANY AL TOWNSEND PIONEER RESTAURANT KAREN GRICE ptr MUFFLER CO.—STEVE HAZELWOOD PRICE MEN’S WEARED SUTTLES RENTZ FLORIST CONTRIBUTION SCHMITT’S MEAT MARKET CONTRIBUTION SHAFFERS RESTAURANT .... EVELYN SNYDER SHEETS FURNITURE LYNN SHEETS SHEETS TEXACO STEVE SHEETS D*IRY .... CONTRIBUTION SMITH DRUG STORE SHIRLEY CUMMINGS SPRUNGER IMPLEMENT CO-DAVE ANSPAUGH STANDARD GROCERY •TOM COWANS STONITE CORPORATION - CONTRIBUTION SUTTON’S JEWELRY STORE .... SUSIE MAYCLIN SCHWARTZ FORD CO., INCSTEVE GAUSE RALPH’S SUNOCO- DAVE ROSS TEEN TOGS DEEDRA MURRY TREONB’ CONTRIBUTION UHRICK BROS. FURNITURE..MAX EICHENAUER WALL’S BAKERY CONTRIBUTION WALT’S STANDARD SERVICETOM ENGLE WERTZBERGER’S CONFECTIONERY CHARLOTTE FUELLING WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE DAN CHRISTEN VILLA LANES HERB MAGLEY ZWICK’S FUNERAL HOME CONTRIBUTION

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1961