Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 125, Decatur, Adams County, 26 May 1922 — Page 5

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♦♦+++♦♦+♦++♦♦+++ • ABOUT TOWN * ♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦+ •'Moose Day” which will be celebrated August 12 on the Municipal Pier is expected to be one of the biggest celebrations of Progress in fraternal history and will mark one of the biggest celebrations of the Pageant of Progress Exposition which will open on the Municipal Pier July 29th. Members of this great fraternal order from the five states surrounding Illfnios are to be on hand in large numbers to participate in the celebration. In addition to this Secretary of Labor Janies J. Davis, who is Director General of the Loyal Order of Moose, the Supreme Lodge Officers, Governors, Congressmen, Legislators, Judges Mayors and Professional men will participate in tiiis huge demonstration. In addition to the exhibit of the various achievements of this Order through its famous Moose Heart Institution and the activities of its members a plan is on foot to initiate what will be known as the Pageant of Progress Class of the greater Chicago Lodge. Were still waitin' for Bill Hays t’ do somethin’ about President Hardin's pictures not gittin’ any applause n th’ movie the-aters. High school col ors are now bein' worn jest below th' j knee where they’ll be noticed.—Abe Martin in Indianapolis News. The world's largest paper machine makes a stub of paper 1 feet, 2 inches wide, 327 miles long every 21 hours, using 110 cords of wood. Three thousand five hundred acres of pulpwood are required to furnish the paper for one day’s issue of the newspapers in the United States. A. R. Wolfe of Root township spent the day in this city on business, Mrs. William Evans and children. Richard and Juanita of St. Marys town ship were visitors in this city this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Bender were visitors in this city last evening. . L. Gunder from cast of the city spent the morning here on business. Anthony Lengrich of south of the city attended to business here • this morning. DABYSCOLDS'T'' [j are soon “nipped in the bud without “dosing” bv use of— WICKS w Over 17 Million r ars Used Yearly

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_ —————— 1 Jesse L. Singleton of south of the city looked after business here this morning. Roland Grote of Union township transacted business in this city this morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spangler of north of tlie city were visitors here this morning. W. C. Beard of east of the city at tended to business here today. Mrs. Delbert Walters of east of the city was a shopper here this morning. Dun H. Habegger of Berne, Indiana spent the day in this city on business. W. C. Macke of north of the city looked after business here this morn ing. John D. Baker of west of the city was a business visitor here today. Martin Bleeke of oast of the city spent the morning here on business. Bill Meyers from south of the city looked after business here this morning. Burt Wolfe of east of the city attended to business here this morning. Adolph Schameloh of east of town looked after business here this morning. Two baby alligators were transferred at the local post office here yesterday to Ohio, they were being ship ped from Florida by parcel post. Mart Reinking of east of the city j attended to business here this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bleeke of east of this city were visitors here this morning. Misses Mary Painter and Marjorie Kunkel of Bluffton spent last evening! in Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenwinkle of Fort Wayne visited at the home of Mrs. Jennie Rainier last evening. •Mrs. Werner Lehman and children of Berne are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Teeple in this' city. Chester Brushwillcr left this aft- i ernoon for his homo at Flint, Mich. | afer spending the past week at the home of his brother, Waldo Brushwil- ! ler of this city. Mrs. Willard Kelsey and son, Lawrence Buffenbarger, of Pleasant! Mills were business visitors in this; city today. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buuck of Preble spent the day in this city on ' business. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Morgan of I Monroe were among the morning’s' visitors in this city. Otto Ewell of near Preble was a j

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business visitor in this city this aft-1 , ernoon, ! Mrs. W. R. Croft entertained with a handsomely appointed luncheon in the Woman’s building today for her house finest, Mrs. Cordelia Townsend, of Decatur, Ind. Covers were laid for twenty Toledo Dally Blade. Mrs. E. Eglcy of south of the city shopped here this morning. Paul Miller from east of town spent the day here on business. E, M. Carper of west of the city attended to business hero today. Martin Gerke, trustee of Rcot township, was a business visitor in this city this afternoon. James Pancake attended to business in this city today. Mrs. Frank Schnepp of east of ths city was among the days shoppers in Decatur. Henry Kiting of south of the city spent the day here on business C. S. Munima of east of town was a business visitor here this morning. E. S. Tumbleson of east of the city spent the morning here on business. Mallard Graham of Monroe was a business visitor here this afternoon. LOCALS Ross Harden of Union township syent the day in this city on business. Jonas Cline of Monmouth was a business Visitor in this city today. Mrs. Charles Teeple and father, Sim Fordyce, returned this morning from Rome City where they will have been the past week getting their cottage in order for the summer. Dan Roop of Pleasant Mills spent the day in this city on business. Sam Durbin of Pleasant Mills was a business visitor in this city this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jinnings of Wertz, Indiana visited with friends in this city this morning. Ollie Hildebrand of Magley attended to business here this morning. W. S. Smith, cashier of the Monroe bank, Monroe, Indiana spent the morning here on business. John Sclktng of Preble transacted business in this city this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice of South Bend, will spend the week end at the home of Mr. Rice’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rice. ♦ DOINGS IN SOCIETY * CLUB CALENDAR » Friday. D. Y. B. Class, U. B. ChurchMrs. Jesse Schwartz, N. 2nd St., 7:30. Ruth Bible Class of Presbyterian church —Mrs. Wertzberger. Saturday Pastry Sale —Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion—Green Meat Market. Tri Kappa Pastry Sale —Schmitt I meat market —10 o’clock. Miss Fanny E. Heller, bride-elect of June 9, was the guest of honor at a beautifully appointed dinner party b given at the home of Misses Fanny land Madge Hite, 323 Winchester ; street at 6 o’clock yesterday evenI ing. Misses Florence Haney and I Celia Andrews were assistant hostesses . The table decorations were daisies and white sweet peas. At the bride’s place was a corsage of caila lillies, sweetheart roses, and i sweet peas. The place cards were I Japanese dolls. After the luncheon | each guest wrote a, poem to Miss Heli let and Miss Heller wrote one to the j guests. The poems were then read ! and a prize of a crystal oil dressing ; set. awarded to Miss Heller. There | were twelve people present and the ■ out-of-town guests were Misses MarI joric Kunkle and Mary Painter, of Bluffton. Other out-of-town friends were invited. + Mrs. Ruby Durkin and Miss Rose Christen entertained at six o'clock dinner Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gralikcr and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. France. .. MRS. J. H. PETERSON HAS RETURNED FROM THE STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Mrs. J. S. Peterson returned from Indianapolis last night, alter having attended the State Republican Convention as the first woman delegate from Adams county. While in Indianapolis Mrs. Peterson also attended the reception given by Mrs. Governor McCray at tho Governor’s mansion in honor of the visiting delegates. Those who were in 'the receiving line with Mrs. McCray were Mrs. AJbert J. Beveridge; Mrs: James Watson, ol Washington; Mrs. Losh, wife of the attorney general, and many other national officers oi tho Women’s Republican Club. NOTICE Barber shops will be open next Monday, until 8 p. m. on account of, being closed Tuesday, Decoration I Day. 125t2x |

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Secret Orders Attacked By Dr. Conant Last Night (Continued from pnge one) “Yes”. The evangelist continued, "I never belonged to a lodge, and do not know anything about them, but I would like to put some questions to you lodge members. "Is your lodge founded on the bible? It so, then you have a sacred book. Do you have uu altar in your lodge? Do you have a chaplain? And is socalled prayer offered? Do you have a ritual? Do you believe in a Supreme Being? Is it necessary to believe in the existence of this Supremo Being in order to join your lodge? Does your lodge teach men to love God? If you answer these questions in the affirmative, then, listen to me, YOUR LODGE IS A RELIGION. What business has a lodge to teach anybody to love God? There Is just ono Institution on the face of this earth that God has placed here with the commls sion to teach men to love God, and that is the Church which He has bought with his own blood, if youy lodge is teaching men to love God, then it is trespassing on forbidden territory. There isn't a lodge on the face of this earth that can teach men to love God in the power of the Holy Spirit, for the Spirit was given to but one Institution and that is the church. The Holy Spirit did not create lodges, nor Is he in them. Then for your lodge to try to teach men to love God is to lead them faster to Hell." Dr. Conant than read a printed public statement of a certain lodge member giving some reasons why he beonged to a lodge. One statement had it n a sentence to tlic effect that deeds >t charity would admit one to Heaven That thing is a lie from the pit of Hell, every bit of it,” thundered the evangelist. ' Ho then said that he understood a certain lodge used bread ind wine in somewhat the same sense that they were used in the Lord's Supper. “Men and women, when I teard that tiling, it made my blood ■un cold,” he said. “What business ■as any lodge on the face of the earth with the symbols of the spilled blood ind the broken body of the Lord Jesus hrist?", he demanded. Sacrilege! blasphemy! ho shouted. He continued, "What good does it lo to believe in a Supreme Being? Phe devils believe also and tremble. Most lodges strive after an ideal, and io not surrender to a Person. They Meach that all men are children of lod and brothers. Os all the ugly, levilish and hellish lies, there you lave it! That doctrine of the univer,al Fatherhood of God and the univer;al brotherhood of man is nothing :nder the shining stars but the Devil’s loctrine. God is the father only of hose who are born into His family >y the new birth. True, God is the ■restive Father of all, but not the regenerative Father of all. If you put t on a creative basis, then God is the ather of the mosquito and the monkey ■lso. Anything that has as its basis •he universal Fatherhood of God ami he brotherhood of man is of the levil. “Will you lodge members go to leaven? All who have received Jesus ’hrist by faith as their personal Savor will go to Heaven, whether they iclong to a lodge or not.” lie continued by saying, “A good odgo member is a poor church mem ?er, and a good church member is ilways a poor lodge member. I have ised this theme to show you the dis ference between man’s natural relig ! on and the supernatural isalvation which is in Jesus Christ. If Jesus Christ should come to Decatur and apply for membership in your lodge would you take him in?” Ono man responded, "Yes”, while another said. “No”. “Look out!”, said tho evangel ist. “Jesus said. Tn secret have 1 said nothing!’ The very secrecy of your lodge would exclude Jesus Christ. If you took Him in lie would blazon all your secrets abroad, for In secret he has said nothing.” Dr. Conant will preach tonight oil the subject, "The biggest hypo< rite in Decatur," and says that just as sure as he is alive he will expose him. There will be no meetings on Saturday. PLAYGROUNDS FOR CHILDREN IS SLOGAN NOW (Continued from page one) much towards making this a better city and our children happier and healthier. Give towards the fund for a dollar for each child. Give all you can afford ami help this big cause. o . OFFICIALS OF COMPANY HERE (Continued from page one) ami is splendidly qualified. Ho is broad and capable and will continue the plants on the hgh standard fixed by Mr. Hunting.

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