The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 2

Paire 2 THE DAILY HERALD Friday, December 7, 1956 HUNTINGBURG Folks As your reporter writes this bit of news a small vase of beautiful pansies decorates her desk. These pansies were picked Thursday ing, Dec. 6, from plants in the yard of Mrs. Anna Schultz, 218 Main street, Huntingburg, secretary of the Red Cross in this city, who is now making a special drive in Dubois county for Hungarian relief through the Red Cross. Miss Freda pinochle club met with her Wednesday night.

Mrs. J. H. Backmeyer won first prize; Mrs. Mike Dittmer second and Mrs.

E. C. Elliott travel. The members of the Hi Lo club held its Christmas party at the home of Misses Henrietta and Mark Mundy Wednesday evening begin- I ning with a pot luck supper. Ar.

exchange of Christmas gifts was held. High prize in bridge was won by Miss Marie Mundy and consola- by Mrs. Harold Schmutzler; second tion by Mrs. John Lett. A 3c Bob Rademacher and A 3c Dick Schack of Lackland Air Force 1 Base.

San Antonio, Texas, arrived in Huntingburg Wednesday night to spend part of their furlough with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heib Rademacher and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Schack.

The boys will remain here until about Dec. 20, when young Rademacher will be sent to Scott 111., and young Schack to Bunker Hill Air Base near Peru, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larson and son Bobby of Milwaukee spent several days visiting Mrs.

Anthony Renner, before leaving for Florida to spend the winter. Church How often have you said that? You may find new hope, new ease and comfort through chiropractic. Headaches, backaches, fatigue can result from poor posture. An examination will show whether spinal therapy is needed. just good sense to make sure.

J. H. Backmeyer, D. C. Licensed Chiropractor 517 5th Street Phone 655 Huntingburg, Indiana Radio Series Set For Dubois-Pike Schools The first in a series of monthly radio programs by schools in Dubois and Pike counties, working in conjunction with the Dubois-Pike County Council of the P.

T. A. will be given Saturday, Dec 8 over WITZ by the Holland high school. The schedule of programs is as follows: March Otwell; It is hoped that through these radio programs that it will help to stimulate interest in the schools. program at 4 P.M.

will include numbers by the Holland high school band, the chorus, the German Band and recitations by some representatives of the grade school. "TRY and YOU' til' smimm HUNTINGBURG ST EVERY NIGHT Beginning On DEC. 12 Extra sales clerks will be available to help vou make selections. The days xire slipping by but Huntingburg stores are still brimming full of fine Christmas merchandise. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS ARE IN STORE AISO ON DEC.

12, IS AND 22 THE GIFT CERTIFICATE AWARD DATES Ask any of the Huntingburg merchants listed below for full details, and take advantage of the many line bargains offered for Christmas. Frick Hardware Daily Herald Knust Jewelers John Garland G. C. Murphy Co. Smith Furniture Cleaners Kaiser Miller Daniel Reutepohler Agency Store St.

Store Kordes A Wendholt Teeny Shop Christopher Electric Hardware Shoe Store Huntingburg Agency Huntingburg Publishing Co. Huntingburg Builders Supply Struckman Chevrolet Western Auto Kesling Drug Store Peach Jewelers Frozen Food Lockers Tretter Motor Co. G. A. Hillemeyer Partenheimer Lumber Hehnerich Stctter Service Station Grocery Mundy Bakery Apparel City Cafe WITZ Link Twins Chase Studio Apparel Shoppe llemmerlein Eckerle First National Bank A.

Store Huntingburg Greenhouse Myers and Spurlock Shell Service Hoffman Bros, of Huntingburg, Inc. CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Haysville E. C. Elzey, Pastor Sunday School 9 A.M. Worship Service 10 A.M.

Sermon Conditions When Christ Text Luke Annual Christmas program practice by the entire Sunday School staff and pupils at 1:30 P.M. on Sundays. The Brotherhood will meet Monday, Dec. at 7:30 P.M. The Junior Mission Band will have their Christmas party on Wednesday, Dec.

12, at 7 P.M. The Leaders will furnish refreshments. Gift exchanges. The Aid and Mission Society will meet Thursday at 1 P.M. with Devotions by Mrs.

Zelma Hall, Bible Study by Rev. Elzey, Outlook Topic by Mrs. Georgia Gould. Roll call Name or sing favorite Christmas song. Playlet In Their by Zelma Seitz, Beatrice Huebner, Cleda Jackie, Georgia Gould and lima Neukam.

Gift exchange Gift for Secret Sister. Life Membership pins will be presented to the five new members of this year who are Mrs. Emily Eichmiller, Mrs. Marie Eichmiller, Mrs. Rosa Freyberger, Mrs.

Nora Hemmerlein and Mrs. Evelyn Seitz. Thus the Society will again become life membership. Installation of officers for 1937 Pres. Mrs.

Alene Chanley, Vice Pres. Mrs. Margaret Vogel, Treas. Mrs. Amelia Aulenbacher, Secy.

Mrs. Beatrice Huebner. Luther League on Thursday at 7:30 P.M. Logonsport Lends Hand For Dean Memorial FAIRMOUNT will lend an assist to the campaign to raise a sizeable memorial fund in honor of the late James Dean which to date has been carried on mainly by folks in the young home town of Fair mount. The Logansport Shrine Club will present their 751st performance of a show which features two young network television performers, Dec 15 at Fairmount.

Proceeds are to go to the James Dean Foundation's scholarship fund for drama, music and art students. Audrey Wright, a native of Fairmount who has been on Eddie TV show for the past two years, and Steve Landiss, of Gary, who is with the Horace Heidt Theatre Ranch are to appear with the Logansport Shrine Club. Title of the performance is to James Mayor Ralph Eberts, of Logansport, and several busloads of Logansport residents will come to Fairmount for the event. TO BE SENTENCED NEW YORK Three hoodlums convicted of conspiracy in the acid-blinding of labor columnist Victor Riesel were slated to be sentenced, today. LITTLE KY.

HOMEMAKERS The Little Kentucky Homemakers held their Christmas party Wednesday in the R.E.A. building. A delicious turkey dinner was served by Mrs. Geo. Hochgesang and her committee.

The table was decorated and Santa Claus favors were given. After dinner was served, Phyllis Knies, Sara Knies and Phyllis Hanselman entertained the club with Christmas songs. Santa Claus then distributed secret sister gifts and exchange presents. Visitors for the evening included Margie Schmitt and Roberta Hochgesang. A short business meeting was held at which time a new vice president, Mrs.

Anna Mae Hochgesang, was elected to replace Mrs. Lorene Buechlein who resigned. The favorite game was played with prizes going to Mis. Florence Henke, Mrs. Catherine Henke, Mrs.

Jane Buechlein, Mrs. Leona Hanselman and Mrs. Hilda Giesler. EXPENSIVE STOP MIAMI The French ambassador to Cuba made a brief but expensive stop in Miami Thursday before flying on to Washington, even in light of stepped-up tourist rates. The ambassador, Phillipe Grous- sete, took his eye off his brief case for a second while in the Post Office and when he looked again it was gone.

The case was found several hours later in a department store. All official papers were intact, but $1,500 in cash was missing. ACCORDIONS FREE Now' you may use an accordion absolutely free for a period of six weeks if you will enroll for one private lesson a week with a Campbell Studio teacher. Lessons are $1.00 per week and include all the theory and harmony necessary for quick, intelligent playing. The accordion is yours to take home and enjoy.

A Campbell teacher is in Jasper. Call for a lesson time and free accordion to Hattie Ann Kruger, Phone 518 Campbell Accordion Studio 701 Bellemeade Evansville, Ind. FOURTH ST. JN HUNTINGBURG Fieldcrest and Morgan-Jones BEDSPREADS Lint free, pre-shrunk, full or twin bed size. $9.98 to $14.98 THE CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE for MEN and BOYS St.

Angelo Huntingburg HEAR! HEAR! HEAR! DR. T. 1). PRICE, Professor of Church History at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, Kentucky. Preacher, Lecturer, Teacher First Baptist Church orner Washington Fifth Streets, on December 9,1956 Time and Sermon Topics 10:30 A.M.

it Means to Become A Christian 7:30 P.M. Nature of a EVERYONE AN HONORED GUEST lirinji Your Bible and Studv.