Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1963 — Page 2

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Thane Custer Member Os Center Glee Club Thane D. Ouster; son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Burdette Custer, is one of 32 students accepted for membership the Fort Wayne Purdue center glee club. , The glee club, under the direction of Dr. D. Richard Smith, assistant director of the center, has"su‘ng'several times in Decatur, and is quite popular here. Founded in the fall of 1962, the Purdue Center Glee Club presented 18 programs in Fort Wayne and other communities during the 1962-63 school year, including appearances on the pro-

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gram with Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman at the meeting o fthe National Grange and the Dean's Conference fprT?Xtension faculty-on the Lafayette campus. The Glee Club already has a full schedule of appearances for the 1963-64 academic year. - ' s> - New Torn Stock Exchange Prices midday prices::: A. T. & T., 129Vz; Central Soya, 27; DuPont. Ford 5275; General Electric, 79’/4; General Motors, 78; Gulf Oil, 48%; Standard Oil Ind., 63%; Standard OU N. J., 70; U. S. Steel, 55%.

Presbyterian Handbell Choir To Appear Here Monday

The First Presbyterian Church Handbell choir of Fort Wayne will be guest performers for the opening dinner of the Decatur Woman’s club, which will be held at the Youth and Community Cen«, ter Monday at 6:30 p.m. This annual event, which is attended by all of the members of the various Woman’s club departments, is the highlight of the season and 'officially opens the blub year. Lloyd Pinkerton, minister of’ music at the First Presbyterian church, is director of this well known handbell choir, which in 1959, was one of the very first to be organized in the state of Indiana. . . 11 ■' The group is composed of 10 members and plays a 37 note set of bells cast by the Petit-Frit-zen Foundry of Holland. This same firm has produced bells in every conceivable shape and form for well over 300 years. Most of the selections to be presented have been especiaUy arranged for the group by Mr. Pinkerton, and the - repertoire of the group ranges from the period of Bach to Negro Spirituals. Officers Mrs. Jethro B. Sprunger will again serve the Decatur organization as president, with her slate of officers including the following: first vice president, Mrs. W. W. Cravens, who is also in charge of the associate department; second vice president, Miss Frances Dugan; secretary, Mrs. Robert Sittier; treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Smith; past president, Mrs. Leo Curtin. Committee heads for Woman's club include Mrs. Richard Mies, program chairman; Mrs. Nathan Nelson, guest secretary; Mrs. Milo W. Black, attendance secretary, and Mrs. Gerald Durkin, American Citizenship chairman. Members of the records committee include Mrs. A. R. Holthouse, Literature; Mrs. J. Fred Fruchte, Music; Mrs. Delton Passwater, Civic; Mrs. John Hefner,, Dramatic; Mrs. Henry Heuer, Art and Miss Diane Sauer, Junior Women. This year, the ways and means committee is composed of Mrs. Jack Knudsen and Mrs. William Feller, who will each serve a three year term; Mrs. Gerald Durkin and Mrs. Nathan Nelson, two years, and Mrs. Gayle Ainsworth and Mrs. J. F. Azbell, one year each. Department Officers Each of the seven separate departments of Woman’s club, which meet once a month as a department and once a month as a combined organization, has its own slate of officers to govern it’s own club. Officers for the Civic department include Mrs. John A. Baumann, chairman; Mrs. Nathan Nelson, vice-chairman; Mrs. Earl Fuhrman, secretary; Mrs. Clarence Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Wesley Lehman, fines secretary of Woman’s club; Mrs. Everett Hutker. fines secretary of Civic department and Mrs. Glenn Mauller, chairman of finance. Miss Charlotte Vera is chairCOMING SOON! The Corniest Contest In Town The Back Forty Third Annual Corn Contest 33 Valuable Prizes For the Biggest Ears FAIRWAY RESTAURANT * —l.— ....

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man of the Art department will be assisted by Mrs. Bernard Clark, vice-chairman; Mrs. Hubert Feasel, secretary; . Mrs. J. F. Azbell, treasurer; Miss Kathryn Kauffman, fines secretary. Music department officers are Mrs. Ferris Bower, chairman; Mrs. Sephus. Jackson, vice-chair-Mrs. Richard Wasson, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Dan Freeby

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fines secretary. Chairman of the Dramatic section is Mrs. John Brecht. Her slate of officers include Mrs. John Hefner, vice-chairman; Mrs. August Kelly, secretary-treasurer; Mis. Bfyon Trout, Girl Scout sponsor, and Mrs. James Newton, devotions chairman. Presiding at meetings of the Literature department will be Mrs. Jack Knudsen, as chairman;

Mrs.' David Langston as vicechairman; Mrs. Glenn Dickerson, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. A. R. Hulthouse, fines secretary. Miss Dugan is general advisor so rthe Junior Women’s department, whose officers are Mrs. Howard Gerber, chairman; Mr.S Sittier, vice-chairman; Mrs. Raymond Shell, secretary; Mrs. Tom Hoffman, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Lenhart, fine?., secretary.

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The Junior Arts department, which is composed of high school girls, has a general advisor, Mrs. Hubert Feasel, who is assisted by three advisors from each of the following departments, art, Mrs. Raymond Eichenauer; drama, Miss Barbara Rutter, and music, Mrs. Richard Linn. Dinner Reservations Departmental reservations for the opening diriner must be turn-

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ed into Mrs. Mies, 3-3902, no later than Friday noon. This reservation number should include the total number from each of the departments who will be attendin g. Individual reservations should be called in to the department secretary. Each of the various departments will be in charge of decorations for their own table, and this work can be done after 3 p.m. Monday.