Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 18

Sunday, September 24, 1944. DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Let's Talk It Over -4 i -By Layah Riggs 1 fi 1,4 lJ1 I -w A. 7 fiction published in that magazine in the last 20 years. There is a tremendous Rmount of reading matter in the book, printed in two columns on each page to save paper and keep down the size of the book, but the type is clear and readable. And be sure to read the first poem, "Go Down, Death: a Funeral Sermon." and quite the most beautiful modern poem of many years.

It is by James Johnson, a negro who died in 1938, and the poem was published in 1927. We missed it somehow at that time. It is so beautiful and impressive and we read it twice with such absorption that we memorized most of it right then. It burns in on the brain. The obituary for William Jennings Bryan is the most biting and scathing satire imaginable.

Clever reading, but hard on his familv. L. R. NURSERY For BbiM 10 daw to Operated under a physician's direction. Babies may be left for any period of time.

0D3I HUM BaDV MISSIOll n(naano 1536 W. I enter rhone 2-4498 JOHN LANGDON DALY'S new play, Abe," soon to have a hearing on Broadway, promises that maybe justice at last is about to be done in Indiana. The years Abraham Lincoln lived in Indiana are referred to a little bitterly over there as "Lincoln's lost years," because so few persons know much about them, what with all the attention given to his childhood in Kentucky and his young manhood in Illinois. But Lincoln lived in Indiana as a boy and the historians over there can show records to prove it, and Indiana is extremely proud of the fact. Let us hope that the play is a success, for Indiana's sake.

A book suitable for a gift because it caters to nearly all tastes is the American Mercury Reader, just out, and containing poems, articles, discussions and Triangle Club Having Pot Luck Triangle club for mothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity men will have a covered dish luncheon Wednesday at 12:30 o'clock to start the season. It will be in tne nome ot; Mrs. William Freischlag, 26 North I Drive. SOCIETY Men's Night For Amaranth The Men of Leihton Court No 1. Order of Amaranth.

will be! guests of reeuiar officers Mm-! day at 7:30 p. m. in the Corinth-j jan room of temple. Thej men will fill all offices possible to! be Mlcd by them. C.

J. grand prelate; of the will serve as roy-il matron. O. B. Shrppard.

grand royal patron as royal patron. All members who have served as trus'ces since the or-' ganizatinn of the court will be honored. Victor. Potts, present: royal pa'ron be guest of hon-', or. Prfreshments will be prepared and served by the rr.en.

Former Farmer City Couple Married 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Gee.

formerly of Farmer City, now of I.eroy, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Wednesday with open house from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Gee are the psr-en's cf six children, ail of whom wi'l be present.

They are Charles. -hnsville. X. Portsmouth. Va Wayne.

Bollflnwcr: Mrs. Kclle Styma LaSallc; Mrs. M. of I.rrr.y and Mrs. M.

A. Tarr, of Farrr.er City. Starlight S. O. C.

club will meet Monday at 7:31 p. m. wi'h Mrs. Warren Duncan, 237 East Wag-, gor.er. i 18 I.

1 FOR MONDAY! More Proof of the Savings You Can MaHt 4 MRS. PETER SCARDELLO Ben Scardello, 649 South Franklin. The bridal couple will live in Delhart where he is stationed. Miss Fanale is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Fanale of Riverton, and Paul Scardello is with the engineers at Houdaille-Hershey. Their wedding date is not set. (Lindquist photos) WOMEN'S CALENDAR OF EVENTS TODAY Hartman open house for 50th anniversary. Dean and Mrs.

Miller entertain faculty. MONDAY Lambda Tau Delta rushing dinner. S. A. I.

alumnae meet, 7:30. Amaranth men's dinner. Visiting Xurse assn. dinner, 6:30. TIESDAY Burns-Cozad party for Miss Van Deventer.

All-States bridge-luncheon. Junior Welfare sews. Tri-Delta Alliance pot luck. Music and Psalemas divisions. Kiota club 20th anniversary dinner.

W. C. T. U. county convention.

WEDNESDAY BC of PEO party. Triancle club pot luck. Fox-Graliker party for Miss VanDeventcr. K. C.

women's card party. Amici dessert-luncheon. THURSDAY Decatur club dinner-bridge, 6:30. Sunnyside bridae-luncheon. Decatur O.

E. S. Liberalis division. C. D.

of A. card party. FRIDAY Decatur Club dance classes open. Woman's club district board meets. Millikin faculty-student party.

Macon W. C. T. U. entertains unions.

SATURDAY Van Deventer Hollier riding, 4. A. A. U. W.

workshop, Millikin. Youth Center "fall brawl." temple. W.C.T.U. Having County Convention All Day Tuesday Woman Christian Temperance Union will have an all day county convention Tuesday in First Christian church. Registration will begin at 9:45 a.

m. and the executive board will meet at 10 a. m. Mrs. E.

A. Miner. county president, will preside at 11 a. m. for devotional service and election of officers.

There will be a potluck luncheon at noon followed by installation of officers and reports of county of ficers, local presidents and county directors. A memorial service will be in charge of the Riverside union. K. C. Card Party Knights of Columbus Women's club will have a card pary Wednesday at 2:15 p.

m. in K. C. hall. Amtci Club Dessert Amici club will have dessert luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.

ni. with Mrs. E. F. Drobisch, Jr.

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Peter Scardello was Fannie Culbertson of Delhart, before her marriage in Decatur on Sept. 16 to Technical Sergeant Scardello. The two young men are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Legion Auxiliary Board Having Wiener Roast American Legion auxiliary board will have a wiener roast, rain or at 6:30 p.

m. Monday in the hf me of Mrs. A. D. Pierson.

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and Mrs. Bert Shawgo of Mason City, were married Sept. 10 by Rev. Harris Beck in hjs home in Tuscola. The bride wore blue crepe with brown accessories and white flowers.

They are now in Miami. awaiting his reassignment. and resumed his duties Sept. 15. Mrs.

Blouir will remain at Gary until her husband is reassigned. Al Mar club will have potluck Wednesday noon in the home of Mrs. Edgar Beck, 828 West Green. i- "Try r-. fe1 8, WARM rUKS v- Right around the corner is cold, busy winter.

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and Mrs. S. E. Ruddock, 264 East Leafland avenue, announce the Sept. 3 marriage of their daughter Teadola and Gordon J.

Burgess, son of Mrs. E. Ippen of Terre Haute, in the Methodist parsonage of that city by Rev. M. Gillum.

They will live in Terre Haute after Xov. 12. Both are employed by the Pennsylvania railroad. Knows But Won't Tell Details of All-J. M.

U. Party Stunts given by the faculty. which Prof. Carl Head says he knows all about but won't tell, will be the main attraction for the first Millikin faculty and student party in Albert Taylor hall Friday night at 8 p. m.

Plans have been made by the student council and faculty mem bers to have informal parties about every two weeks with the two groups alternating in furnish ing the entertainment. Miss Dorothy McClure is co- chairman with Prof. Head for this first party. Sullivan Couple Married 50 Years Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Roney of Sullivan will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday with family dinner at the home of their son. Dr. George Roney. The Roneys were married Sep tember 26. 1894 in Sullivan.

They have three children living. Dr. George Roney of Sullivan. Mrs. Ralph Miller of Olncy and Harold Roney of Boone, Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Roney are both very active and he still carries on his trade of painting and paperhang-ing. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward F. Bran-nan, 617 Clinton N-eet, Lincoln, announce the marriage of their daughter Bettie to David J. Blouir. petty officer first class, of Barberton. Ohio.

The wedding took place Sept. 8 in Central Christian church chapel at Gary, with Rev. K. B. Seeley officiating.

Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W. Curl of Gary, brother-in-law and sister of the bride. The bridegroom has been in the navy five years ftDCM TODAY urt.ii 8 a.

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