Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 153, Decatur, Adams County, 29 June 1963 — Page 3

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1963

Raney Cox, of route 1, Willshire, has been admitted to Van Wert county hospital. The Misses Susan Keller, Beverly Thieme, and Kathleen Shoaf, Decatur, and Janice Krueckeberg Willshire, 0., will leave Decatur Sunday morning and motor to Florida for a ten day vacation. Mrs. Douglas Sanders and .daughters, Karen and Lori of Fort Wayne, were the Friday dinner _ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Burdg, Decatur. Club ' Schedule Talaphon* 3-2121 Society Editor Calendar Items for each day's publication must be phoned in by 11 a.m (Saturday {?»). SATURDAY " Pleasant Mills community organization, Pleasant Mills School, 8 p.m. 1. . 1 SUNDAY * Zion Lutheran Church, R. R. 1, Willshire, Ice, Cream social, 5:30 p.m. ‘ Talent Show, County Home, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY Women of the Moose, ritual pratice. Moose Home, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Women of Pochantas, Red Men's Hall, 7:30 p.m. • . TUESDAY Eta Tau Sima SOrority, Mrs. Robert Shraluka Sr., 8 p.m. Monroe Methodist W.S.C.S. fel- >- lowship hall. 7:25 pjn. C.L. of C. pot-luck dinner, 6:30 p.m. 39'ers Club pot-luck dinner, Community Center, 6:30 p.m. Dutiful Daughters Class, dinner meeting, Fairway, 6:45 p.m. Happy Homemakers Home Demonstration Club picnic, Mrs. Clarence Mitchel. 6 p.m. Miriam Circle of the Decatur E.U.B. church, Mrs. Marie Debolt, 7:30 p.m. x . . • . The women of the Moose will meet at the Moose Home Monday, at 7:30 p.m. for ritual practice. All officers, escorts, and chairmen are urged to be present. The Monroe Jr. and Sr. Boosteretates and the Boosters will < have a -swimming party July 5 at Pine Lake at 6 30 p.m. DRIVE IN THEATER T? r SUN. & MON. . Explosive Thriller in Color! “DR. NO” Sean Connery, “Agent 007” Ursula Andress, Bikini Gal & “THE LION” William Holden—ln Color! -0 TONITE—WaIt Disney Hit! "MIRACLE OF WHITE STALLIONS"—Robert Taylor—bi Color. 4 A “Young Guns of Texas”—Color -0 FIREWORKS—4th of JULY!

This Week At. . . Myers Florist JUNE 21—Our ad announcing new summer hours runs in Daily Democrat today. During summer will be closed at noon on Thursdays and Saturdays. June 22—Lovely brass planters from George Koch's Sons arrived. today. Most have plastic linens and sell especially well to customers looking for "something a little nicer." JUNE 24—New Contempo catalog featuring paperware for the coming holidays arrived today. It's hard to think about Christmas and Valentines Day in the middle of summer, but we sent in an order for later shipment. JUNE 25—Received a nice shipment of beverage napkins from Contempo. These people make the finest napkins we've been able to fihd and their artists are superb. * JUNE 26—My isn't it hot today. Makes us appreciate our comfortably air-conditioned shop. JUNE 27—Today is Thursday and we close at noonl Actually it's 2 p. m. before we get ali the funeral and hospital work finished and are off to browse in area gift shops. Phone orders keep coming in all afternoon as our customers realize they can reach us anytime by phone even when the shop is closed. v ■ ■■ JUNE 28—OUr Blue Room, featuring cards and candles is complete. We've been running "teaser Ads" to promote it, but readers of this ad now know. Teaser ads to continue for a while yet.

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A white carpet graced the way to an altar bedecked with tall arrangements of blue and white double ring wedding ceremony today at 11 a.m. at the St. Mary’s Catholic church. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Simeon Schmitt read the sacred vows to join together in holy wedlock Miss Suzanne Sutton and Joseph Louis lacovelli. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Sutton, 407 North Second street, Decatur, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis lacovelli, Elmwood Park, Hl. The wedding music was provided by Mrs. John Girard, organist. and the men’s choir who sang “Ave Maria,” “Panis Angelicos” and as the bride placed the flowers on the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, "Remember Holy Mary.” Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride appeared in f gown oi silk organza over taffeta. The molded bodice was fashioned with a scooped neckline. Adorning the bodice and the front panel of the controlled skirt were re-em-broidered alencon lace motifs. Soft, unpressed pleats flowed from the sides and back of the skirt into a cathedral-length train. The, bride carried a prayer book topped with a cascading arrangement of white gardenias with ivy streamers. The mantilla was of silk -illusion that was edged with alencon lace motifs.

The maid of honpr, Miss Sarah Sutton, the bride’s sister, selected a dress of white organza with a molded bodice that was fashioned with a scoop neckline and short sleeves. A soft pleated blue cummerbund with a large bow, at the back waist topped a controlled skirt of unpressed pleats. The matching headpiece of bow bands featured a bouffant Maline veil. Miss Sutton carried a flat spring basket of pale blue daisies with pale blue streamers. The bridesmaids, the Misses Sharon and Sandra Sutton, sisters of the bride, and the flower girls, Stephenie Sutton, also the bride’s sister, and Laura Smith, a niece of the groom, were dressed identical to the honor attendant with the exception that the flower girls wore pdain satin bands in their hair and carried smaller flower baskets. ‘ As an ensemble for her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Sutton chose a, turquoise sheath dress with matching accessories while Mrs. lacovelli, the groom’s mother, selected a pale yellow Chiffon dress with matching accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white roses to complete their outfits. Sante lacovelli, Elmwood Park, stood as his brother’s best man, with Joseph Platta and Micheal Nitti, both of Elmwood Park, serving as ushers. A wedding breakfast was held at the Four Seasems for 50 guests with the reception to be held at the Sutton home from 3-5 p.m. for approximately 200 guests. A white lace tablecloth over an undercloth of light blue and a few pink roses will set the table (for the wedding cake. Serving at !the reception will be Mrs. Ted Hutker, Decatur; Mrs. Tom Tsiguloff, Miss Jeanne Graft, and Miss Geraldine Schultz, all of Fdrt Wayne. For a wedding trip of unannounced destination the new Mrs. lacovelli selected a two piece dress of white eyelet over, pink. The new Mrs. lacovelli is a graduate of Decatur Catholic high school and St. Francis College and is employed in teaching, lacovelli is a graduate of Elmwood Park high school, DeVry Technical Institute, and is completing his senior year at Indiana Institute of Technology. The couple plan to make their home in Fort Wayne. Storage Odor Glass jars or bottles won’t get that musty storage snjell if you’ll drop a clove or two into them ae you put them away until next season. Ditto for vacuum bottles and jugse and other such seasonal equipment.

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CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP BUFFET The annual evening buffet and installation of officers of the Christian women’s fellowship of the Chirstian church was held Wednesday evening in the church dining room. Pink and white were the colors chosen for the dining room appointments. The buffet table centerpiece, the candies, the individual table bouquets of pink and white roses, the napkins, and nut cups all carried the pink and white theme. The dinner was in the form of a salad and sandwich with /friany • interesting and delicious Salads being served. After the business meeting was held around the tables, the group adjourned to the sanctuary. An impressive installation service using the theme “Old and New Shoes" was presented by Mrs. William Bauman, outgoing president. The following officers were installed: president, Mrs. Roy Stucky; first vice president, Florence Lichtenstiger; secretary, Mrs. Max Stucky; treasurer, Mrs. Homer Ruhl: worship chairman, Mrs. William Bauman; study chairman, Mrs. Harmon Kraft; and service chairman, Mrs. Paul Daniels. The evening was closed with prayer and all repeating the C. W. F. missionary prayer. Annual Conference Retreat Is Held The second annual conference retreat of The Indiana Kentucky synod for all women of the United Church of Christ was held June 25 to 28, at Indiana Central College, Indianapolis. 3 The theme of the conference was “The Growing Christian in Our Changing Culture.” with Mrs. Harold Roth, Evansville, presiding chairman. Dr. Willis Elliott of New York, led the discussion groups. Other principal leaders were, Rev. Richard .West, Mt. Vernon, 0., Mrs. David Baker, “Assignment Race,” Rev. E. A. Hawley, Chicago, 111., Mrs. Cryil Dutt, missions and life of India. Those attending from Decatur and Bluffton United Church of Christ were the Mesdames Lawerence Rash, Anna Lehman, Alton Corson, Cora Happner, Nora Beberstine, and Mildred Krin.

SEAN CONNERY enacts the role of James Bond fictional undercover agent in “Dr. No” the Technicolor adventure film showing Sunday and Monday at the Decatur Drive-in theater. Ursula Andress plays opposite him as the bikini : clad beauty. The co-feature is “The Lion” Technicolor jungle story starring William Holden, Capucine and Curt Jurgens.

Speaking of Competition . . . . 4 . .- .... a It is a welcomed medium. For it assures the public of receiving the finest in service at a time when efficiency, diplomacy, and understanding are most sorely needed. r Competition demands that we at Gillig 4 Doan maintain a clean, efficient ambulance service with extra features such as the services of a registered nurse for long distance trips without additional charge to the family. It demands that we provide modern facilities r in a home like atmosphere within the financial ability of every family. In the final analysis it demands we stand second to none in personal service and the creation of a lasting memory picture. PHONE 3-3314 Gillig and Doan FUNERAL HOME ’'•E . . .' 312 MARSHAL ST. ■ J.

Ladies Fellowship Has Recent Meeting The Ladies Fellowship of the Decatur Missionary church met recently at the home of Mrs. George Millington. The president, Mrs. Eugene Beam, opened the meeting by reading an article entitled, “Declare Your Freedom.” The roll call was answered by 9 , members and one guest, Mrs. Esta Ginter,SA letter from the Don Rohr family, missionaries enroute to Hawaii, was then read. Doris Garboden gave the devotions. Seven rules for helping others were taken from the parable of the Good Samarition. The work session was spent sorting Sunday School materials and working on rag rugs. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Deloris McCagg. Closing prayer was offered by Mrs. Harold Idlewine. Rainbow Girls Host International Order The Decatur Assembly number 24 of the Rainbow Girls was host to the international order of Rainbow for Girls, Indiana assemblies. Those attending included Bluffton and Warren as well as Decatur. The annual joint inspection was held June 22 at the Masonic hall. District deputy, Mrs. Aldine Klingman, acted as supreme inspector. The theme for the day of “God’s Birds and Flowers” was carried out in the beautiful bird cages, birds and flowers that decorated the white tables. A banquet dinner was served at noon by the Eastern Stars, and mothers and friends of the Rainbow Girls. The Decatur assembly opened inspection with Nora Lea Brown, worthy advisor, presiding. Mrs. Aldine Klingman was presented at the altar where soloist Candy Johnson sang to her. She was then escorted east as eight Rainbow Girls sang, “Aldine We Love You,” A gift from the three assemblies was presented to her in a bird cage containing the wise old owl. The introduction of the distinguished guests was given by Nora Lea Brown. The Bluffton assembly closed the meeting with Suzanne Spaid, worthy advisor, presiding. The women of Pochantas will meet at the Red Men‘s hall, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

Births At thp Adams county memorial hospital: Larry and Marjorie Sprunger Gaskill, Berne, are the parents of a 7 lb., 10 oz. baby boy born at 3:45 p.m. Friday. Hospital Admitted Mrs. Max Case, Mrs. Ritha Roe, Mrs. Ornell Lehman, Myron Lehman, Decatur; Master Doug Gaskill, Convoy, O. Dismissed Mrs. Lloyd Zimmerman and baby girl; Mrs. Curtis Moser, Decatur. ~ , y • ... Two Vehicles Are Damaged In Wreck Two vehicles were damaged in an accident Friday at 5:25 p.m., three-quarters of a mile south of Preble on county road 37. A pick-up truck driven by Norman Dale Rorick, 27, 1104 W. Monroe St., was struck in the left rear by a car driven by Clarence Scheumann, 18, route 5, Decatur, inflicting S2OO damage to the car and $75 to the pickup. Rorick was northbound and as he started to turn left into the J. N. Wyss residence, a vehicle following him swerved to the right to avoid striking, his vehicle in front of him swerved to the right, he swerved to the left, failing to see the Rorick truck, and colliding with it. The sheriffs department and Inidana State Police investigated. Wirley Burial In Decatur On Monday i Graveside services will be held at the Decatur cemetery Monday for Floyd Wirley, of Hammond, who died Thursday. The Rev. Elbert Smith, Jr., will officiate. His wife, the former Nora Cassady, is a cousin of Mrs. Phil Macklin, Mrs. Alice Christen, Mrs. George Squier and Charles Bowers, all of Decatur. Mrs. Wirley is the daughter Os the late Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cassady. Youth For Christ At Berne This Evening An Adams county area Youth for Christ rally will be held at the First Mennonite church, Berne at 8 o’clock, tonight. It will be the concluding rally of the 18th anniversary of Adams county area Youth for Christ. Guest speaker at the rally is Stan Reilly, 19, a student at Bethel college in Mishawaka. Reilly, the son of missionary parents, spent part of his youth in India. Trade in a good tewn — Decatur.

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