Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 15 November 1923 — Page 2

Hie People’s Voice SUNDAY SCHOOL NEXT SUNDAY. Editor Democrat: On November ISth, "The Missionary Activity of Christ" will be studied by the many Sunday schools throughout Christiandom. This great teacher in represented in the lesson us going "About through cities and villages, preaching and bringing the good tidings of the Kingdom of Cod and with him the twelve.” He is further represented as "healing all manner of diseases and all manner of sickness.’ Another very forcible thought is "For God sent not tlie Son into the world to judge the world; but that the world should be saved through him.” Thus you will note three very strong thoughts that uro emphasized. First, the healing power, and the third is the saving power. Many other thoughts are expressed in these quotations of scripture that compose the lesson but time and space for them here. Time ami space are not the obstacles to a clear vision. Human nature as it hits been taught or untaught presents a wonderful bartier. It is almost a universal impression that people must die to go to Heaven. Any other thought would be evidence to a sanity board sufficient

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Ito send a man to the asylum for the insane. Yet Christ taught his desciI pies to say, "Thy Kingdom Come.” I Now, how can the Kingdom come to you when you must die to go to it? There is one solution, that is, to remetjuber that God's Kingdom is a spirited Kingdom and Is not of the Material Kimi. The spiritual construction will enable us to understand Christ when lie said, "My Kingdom is not of this world." It surely was not a political Kingdom, nor an animal Kingdom, nor a Mineral Kingdom, nor was It anything of an earthly substance, but was of the spirit. Tlie second thought which embraces the healing power is just as mysterious as that of the Kingdom. Every body admits that the mind has a wonderful effect on the body. Good humor is absolutely essential to perfect digestion. An efficient farmer knows that fright will destroy the prodm ton of milk. It will interfere with the total egg crop, or it will greatly intervene and block the fattening process of all animals. The farmer that relies on the dog to do his work is a back number. Dog managed cattle means money out of pocket "I am getting better every day and in every way” work wonders. So they say. If you can accept the mental power to heal and deny the spiritual, then you are not of the spirit and are not of God’s Kingdom.

DECATUR DALEY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923.

If ye are not of God then read John 8:44. “Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do." Being a child of the devil, you are in a position to begin the process of making hell on earth for yourself and your neighbors. The world is full of all this and if after counting all the head aches, thefts, bank robberies, mobs, murders, suicides, disrespect for law, plundering leglslaturers ami sessions of congress, and then if you do not confess that this Is hell, it Is because you are of your father, the devil and like unto him. a liar. The third thought is the “saving power." From whence does this deliverance come? We positively know that there is no force in materialism that will save. Every page of history repudiates the sword and diplomacy. The records of the ages discredit law as a saving power. If the church is removed from society and the love of God is taken from the heart of the people, this whole business will be "No Man's Land" in no time. For a more complete statement of the facts, turn to John S. 16 and 17 ami read: "Fod God so Iqved the world that he gave his only begott n son, that whosoever believed on him should not perish but have eternal life. For God sent not the son into the world to judge the world; but that the world should be saved through him." Please note that the work! does not have to die to be salved and that whosoever believes includes more than the Ku Klux Klan or the Unity League. If you want to know the truth turn to Ephsians 4.6, and you will find. "On God Father of all, who is above all and through all, and in you all.” Then turn to Galations and learn, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female, for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.” Now if we had any Pauls to write the scripture in our modern language, he would say, there is neither methodist nor Presbyterian, there is neithc r Lutheran nor Catholic, there is neither Baptist nor'Reformed, there is neither male nor female, for ye are all one in Christ Jesus. Then what would happen? If there were anyone in the above named couplets who was there for selfish purposes and was trying to push creed ahead of the spirit, he would immediately contemplate throwing stones at Paul. Teaching does not change the nature of a child. Placing a duck egg under a hen does not bring a chicken. Dressing the devil in a church robe does not make a Christian. It is the spirit, the lite that is within that saves. The Kin ? itvm. the healing power and the saving power worketh from within. o Frank Rowley was a business visiter ■in the city last evening. o Home-made Candy at Gilpens Grocery. Place your Xmas order earlv. 1 Get your reserved- seat tickets early for the Decatur Lead-er-Bluffton Phi Delt game.’ Tuesday night, Nov. 20. Tickets on sale at Peoples restaurant.

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CLUB CALENDAR : Thursday • Luncheon Bridge Club —Mrs. W. A. i Klepper, 7:30 o’clock. I Christian Ladies* Aid Society—- • Mrs. J. E. Anderson. Calvary E. V. Ladies’ Aid society—- : Mrs. James Darr, nil day quilting. Thursday r Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed i Church — Mrs. Charles Brodbeck, 7:30. Loyal Workers Class of E. V. - Church—Mrs. T. I). Kern. Ladies’ Aid Society of Reformed I church —Mrs. Ferd Litterer. > Loyal Daughters class of E. V. - church—Mrs. Mary McClure. > Baptist Woman’s society—Mrs. Geo. : Massonne. I Indies' Aid Society of E. V. Church i —Church Parlors, 2 o’clock. i Friday i Afternoon Bridge Club—Mrs. J. H. I Heller, 2:30. i Pleasant Mills high school lx>x so- . cial, Friday. November 23. The pubi lie is cordially invited to attend. I There will be a box social at the I Pleasant Mills high school Friday, i November 23. The public is cor- ' dially invited to attend. W. F. M. S. of M. E. church with i Mrs. Mel Rice, 2:00 p. tn. Pocahontas Degree Team Frac- > tice, 7:30. D. Y. B. Class of U. B. Church—- , Mrs. Frank Hurst. Philathae class of Baptist S. S.. with Mrs. C. E. Peterson. Saturday Kirkland Ladies Market — Schmitt Meat Market, A. M. Presbyterian Ladies Bake Sale —' Leichty Meat market. 10 o’clock. Monday Delta Theta Tau Sorority—Mrs. Joe Laurent, 8 o’clock. Regular meeting of Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. 7:30 p. m. Research club —Mrs. L. A. Graham Psi lota Xi party—Mrs. John Baumgartner, 7:30 o'clock. Wednesday Shakespeare Club —Mrs. Hooper. Tri D Club—Miss Helen Meyer. Historical club, Mrs. .1. R. Blair. The Philathae class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Peterson. Friday even irg. The annual opening of th> "Rainy Day Bags” will take place ni this meeting. Every member be there. John Wagoner, 74. a retired farmer of near here, secured a license at ■ the clerk's office at Fort Wayne yes- , terday to marry Ellen Roe, 59, of Fott Wayne. * Miss Rose Voglewede entertained, i the Bachelor Maids at a lovely chick-* | en dinner at the Murray Hotel last 1 evening. After the dinner they were invited to the Voglewede home on Fourth street, and at Five Hundred prizes were won by Miss Mayme' Deininger, Mrs. Harry Fritzinger; | (i nsolation prizes by Rose Confer i and Mrs. Joe Laurent. The guests 1 besides club members were Miss ' Rose Fullenkamp and Mrs. Frank : Barthel. Mrs. Barthel received the i guest prize. The Afternoon Bridge Club will . meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. ; John Heller at her home on Winchesi ter street, at 2:30 o’clock. ; * 1 Mrs. Roy Runych was hostess to the members of the Historical chib at •her home on Rugg street Wednesday ‘afternoon. A very interesting meet- ' ing was enjoyed. Mrs. Runyon was leader of the meeting and read an interesting paper on "Lives ot Otir Nurses." a sub-topic was given by Mrs. John Sckug and Miss Entitle f. ' Crist, superintendent of the Adam; ! County Memorial hospital, who was inn invited guest, read a paper or. "The History of Our Nurses.” The Club was glad to welcome back Mr.:. James N. Fristoe, who has just recovered from an illness. Delicious r* ! fresh men ts were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Mabie Fuhrman. The next meeting of the club will bo with Mrs. J. R. Blair, 116 North Fourth ’ street on next Wednesday afternoon. | ... I ★ Brandybsrry-Johnson Mrs. Maud R. Johnson and Mr. Joseph R. Brandyberry, two well j known residents of this city, wore qtliotjy married at Mr. Brandyberry's I home on Mercfer avenue at 5 o'clbck , yesterday evening, A. C. Butcher, I Justice of the Peace, officiating. The i ceremony was performed in the presi cnee of Ruby Thropp, Mrs. Johnson's ■ two daguhters and Mr. Brandyberry’s daughter. They will reside on Mercer avenue. Mr. Brandyberry is a carpenter.

The regular meeting of the Ph! Delta Kappa fraternity will be held . in the club rooms at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening. Business of import- ’ ance will be transacted and it is likely that initiation will be held. After attending the services at the Methodist church in a body, the Tri 1 Kappa sorority "and patronesses met • at the home of Mrs. Katherine Tynadll for a business and social hour • last night. Plans were discussed for the annual Christmas dance which 1 will be held December 27. this year. The "College Inn” Orchestra of Indi- ■ ana University will furnish the music. Tickets will sell for two dollars and the money derived therefrom will be used for charitable purposes. A 1 dainty repast was served by the hostess. Mrs. Dan Sprang, Mrs. John Tyndall and Mrs.\ Eugene Runyon, ■ patronesses of the sorority, were the guests. The Winona Camp Fire Girls met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Isabelle Peterson. After the regular ■ business session the council fire was held at which time Miss Isabelle Peterson was initiated. Games and story telling were enjoyed during the social hour which followed. Dainty ’ refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Joe Laurent will be hostess! to the Delta Telta Theta Tau Sorority |' day evening at eigh to’clock. A good at her home on Seventh street, Mon- • attendance is desired as definite | plans for the Thanksgiving dance will i be made. ★ I The Shakespeare Club met Wednes-1 ■ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. |F. E. France. Mrs. J. H. Heller had ' ' the paper on. “Letters of Franklin Lane,” which was very interesting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Beavers will be the 1 leader. The Psi lota Xi Sorority will hold a rummage sale and second hand store The store will open Friday noon and at the Library Friday and Saturday, will stay open both evenings. Good clean clothing, shoes and many other things for every member of the fam-' jly will be for sale. Several household items will be for sale also. o Public sale. Nov. IS, Rice’s sale barn, 50 head of cattie, 5 milch cows. 4 horses. David Gerber and son. 27113 Don’t forget Tuesday night, .Nov. 20—Bluffton Phi belts vs, I Decatur Leaders—Old Gvm. O ." i Let us solve your Xmas Gift problem. 12 photographs for 12 friends. Make your appointment now. EDWARDS STUDIO. Phone 964. ' 270t3

'uiuwwBKWMMKnaHHIISSK:;. / ‘WStsrere*. .M ■' ■■■■ A world of new Thanks- 4 giving Clothes that ’ fl O would give Atlas fMK an armful. 4 __ this store prepares lor J Gras * 7f- w <‘ |^i!re ,iu ’t we i,r ° - :,i "- i! i ,i:i r t a fi™* b'« Thanksgiving business l» > j thankful lor you have got Io have a \ l i large slock lo choose from. ' ii pre * l New sails and coals Ihal 'a o weeks ago in the boll. Sizzling no! e s . X.T ’ T Z- modding j.allen-.s (hat v.all I’ d' 11 own hacks when you sec Ihcin. Come j'hanksgiving is as imgai I '•'• as Easter. 'Jis time for a ' : poivriS Hat Tshrt.-T-Myeo (2q (J CLOTMSS fQB L£S3 J •decatur- Indiana®

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Let us your Car -Afc WHY not get that saggy old top off y Our car —and off your mind! One of our trim new tops will give you mental as well as bodily comfort. Skilfully built of guaranteed PONTOP it will give the whole family something to admire instead of to regret. Skill and quality count. We give both at reasonable price. May we prove it to you? Porter & Beavers First and Monroe Streets Phone 123 CATTLE SALE Public Auction Monday, November 19th Beginning at 1 o'clock Rice’s Sale Barn First Street 50 HEAD OF CATTLE 25 Yearling Heifers—2s Steers 1 and years old. All native bred cattle. 5 Milch Cows, fresh soon. HORSES 3 or 4 Good Driving Horses. TERMS—Bankable note for 6 months. bearing 7G interest. David Gerber & Son Roy Johnson, auct.

Give ua a chance to k ; time with your Xmas i? . Only a small deposit ’J® I*’ 1 *’ > them later. THE STUDIO. SORTER