Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 140, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1964 — Page 4

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Return of the Klan? Catholics, Lutherans, Mormons, Seventh Day Adventists, Jews, and many others can expect increasing pressure as the bigots, stirrred into full-time hate by the George Wallace campaign in Indiana, revived a newly-militant Ku Klux Klan. Already in Mississippi Catholics are beginning to feel the pressure, and 91,000 have joined the bigots in nightshirt diplomacy aimed at mobacracy, the very antithesis of constitutional democracy, where the rights of all are protected. Excluded from membership in the new Klan are “Catholics, Jews, Turks, Mongols, Tartars, Orientals, Negroes, or any other person whose native background of culture is foreign to the Anglo-Saxon system of government by responsible, free, individual citizens.” We can’t help but imagine the dismay of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Sam Adams, and Patrick Henry at the thought of masked murderers calling themselves the protectors of “responsible free individual citizens.” , What they really want is to exterminate everyone and everything that does not agree with their own narrow interpretation of what should be. All their troubles are easily blamed away on “the others.” Our rights, yours and mine, aren’t worth a plugged nickel if we sit idly by, and allow fellow human beings to be slandered, maligned, and persecuted. The place to start, though, is right here in Decatur. If you harbor hatred for your neighbors of different background, try to overcome it. Love is the Christian virtue, not hate. How different this is from the idea of a Constitution which protects the rights of all — yes, all ingians, or Varangians, or any other long-gone, long not just the Anglo-Saxons, or Teutons, or Mar-inter-mixed group. „ ■» Editorial written by — Dick Heller

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Society MR. AND MRS. CALL HOST SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Call entertained at a potluck supper recently in honor of their son, Sfc. Raymond Cal and family of Ogden, Utah,, where he is stationed at a defense depot for the Army. They also celebrated his birthday. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Call, Linda and Cheryl; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Call, Connie, Janice and Chuck all of Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greischer, Pamela, Donald, and Cynthia; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bradtmiller and son Brett' all of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Hoffman and sons Greg and Galen of Roanoke; Mrs. Ben Cunningham and daughter Ruth of Huntington; Miss Kathleen Call and Mrs. Rollan Bentreys of Fort Wayne. They will be returning to the base this weekend after visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Courtney and sister Virginia, as well as other relatives and friends. NATIONAL PIANO AUDITION HELD Mrs. E. M. Webb, piano teacher of the Berne-Decatur area, entered ten pupils in the Fort Wayne section of the National Piano Auditions Thursday with two numbers each. Words of the judge were, “They all rate very high.” Tfie~ highest score of 97% was achieved by Karen Webb of Decatur Music House. Mrs. Thelma Tuttle, Des Moines is the judge of pupils during the two weeks of playing in Castle Studio for several national guild members of the surrounding area. Decatur Music House players were Barbara Steury, Teresa Rayer, Cheryll Martin, Rebecca Hagan, Kirby Stetler. Sharon and Karen Webb, and Janice Schamerloh.4 s Berne pupils were Barbara < Baumgartner and Linda Nussbaum. Aluminum Windows Preserve the bright finish on aluminum window frames and door with an annual coating of silicone, available at auto-supply stores. Also wiping some of the silicone into the channels will make windows slide easily in cold weather.

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Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hildebrand of Preble were honored at the observance of their 55th wedding anniversary. A family gathering at the Dutch Mill in Bluffton marked the event. The evening was opened by the singing of two prayer hymns, the first in German, “Banket dem Herrn,” and “Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow," Following the dinner, greetings from friends were presented by the master of ceremonies, the Rev. Jacob Grether. Two granddaughters, Joann Grether and Ri*th Ann Caston, and the master of ceremonies made up a trio to sing two songs, one In German, “Du, Du, Liegst Mir im Hensen,” and “0 Happy Home.” An informal talk for the occasion was given by the Rev. H. E. Settlage, the pastor of the honored couple. The program was concluded with the singing of “Blest Be The Tie That Binds.” Guests present were: ’ Henry Hildebrand, a brother of Otto Hildebrand, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peck of Preble; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hildebrand and son, William; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hildebrand and children, Rodney and Lori; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beery and daughter, Susan, all of Magley; David Beery of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Larry Rodocker and daughter, Ann Susan of San Diego, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hildebrand and children, Steven, Carolyn and Tommy of Magley; the Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Grether and children, David, Tim, Joann and Mary Jane of Neillsville, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Caston and the Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Settlage of Decatur. This group included five children, thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Twins Convention At Hayloft June 20 The Indiana state twins convention will be held Saturday, June 20, at the Hoagland Hayloft, opening with a potluck dinner at noon. Judging of the twins contest will begin at 1:30 p. m., with trophies to the winners. There will be a twin talent show, open to all twins, during the judging contest, a dinner at 6:30 p. m. at the Three Kings restaurant in Hoagland, and a round and square dance at the Hayloft at 9 p. m. All activities are open to the public. Ihere will be registra. tion fee of 50 cents per twin age 12 and under, $1 per twin above the age of 12. Persons desiring more information may contact Jean Ternet, Monroeville route 1, phone 623-6293, or Jane Busick, Decatur route 3, phone 3-9325.

Adqms Circuit Court In Summer Vacation The Adams circuit court ended its April term of court today* as the court goes into the “in vacation” period beginning Monday. The “in vacation” period will conclude in September, as the new term of court will open the first Tuesday of that month. Actually the term begins on the first Monday, but that is Labor day. The “In vacation” term is actually misleading. It does not mean that the court will close down, in fact the summer months are usually the busiest for Judge Myles F. Parrish. Cases will still be heard and tried during the summer, with the exception that jury trials cannot be held during that term.

State TraHic Toll Reaches 500 Mark By United From taternattonal Indiana’s IN< traffic fatatty toll readied 500 today as thr«e persons were killed in two accidenta, one of them a fiery era«h of a car and truck on Interstate 465 southwest of Indianapolis. A year .ago 503 ptrsons had been killed te this date Armond Atkins, 40, Indianapolis, and h» 2-yw«W daughter, Waynette Monica, were killed when < truck smashed in to toe back of the car in which they were riding while Atkins pushed

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Attend Convention Os Rotary International Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ziner attended the annual convention of Rotary International |t Toronto, Canada, which opened last Saturday and extended through Thursday. The convention brought Rotrians and members of their families from 71 countries in all parts of the world to Toronto. Ziner, former president of the Decatur club, and also »Jomer district governor, was attending his fourth international eonven- >' tion. the Malted car of his wife, Marsha, 34. The (Mr burst into I flames. >

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