Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 23 May 1924 — Page 5

MILLS AND SALEM Sunday School, 9:30; Mornlug wor(ltip. (communion service) 10:45; Epworth League (R ft. Speakman. Ip.uler) 7:00; Evening worship (Salenl) • Memorials" 7:30; Prayer meeting at sal< m Wednesday evening, Prayer meeting tit Pleasant Mills Thursday 7:30. \t the Communion service Sunday morning the pastor will baptise any who desire baptism by sprinkling or pouring. Ufs not forget Decoration Day. 1 -For the youth they gave and the blood they gave, We must render back the due; For every marked or nameless grave We must pay with a service true; I Till the scales stand straight with even weight, v And the world is a world made new." The truest patriotism has its source in the House of God. Let's be true by worshiping every Sunday in the House of God and thus make America what it ought to be. 11 Timothy 3:12. F. A. Shipley, Pastor. o— HOBO CIRCUIT M. E. CHURCH Announcements for Sunday May 25. Mt. Tabor 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. 10:30 a .m. Preaching and Holy Communion. Clarks’ Chapel 9:3(i a. nt., Sunday School. 7:30 P. m.. Preaching. Woodland 9:30 a. in., Sunday School. L. G. Murray, Pastor. ■—•— ——- ELKS STAG PICNIC MAY 25th ELKS COUNTRY CLUB, FORT WAYNE 2t

FOR QUICK CASH SALES It you are interested in the pur chase or sale of farm lands, business locations, residence or city properties .rite or call for one of our recent descriptive lists. For those persons who won’t wait sad are bound to realize some cash tuoo would say, call and see what | we can refer you to as a cash price for vour property. BNOW AGENCY Decatur, Indiana | - - No. 41—Is a well arranged story and a half residence with cellar and seven rooms, at the east end of Rugg street House plumbed for gas. wired for electricity, and has good drainage; cement walks, cistern, drove well and front and side porches large windows, plenty of fruit and shade trees. Is now offered for S2BO4LM. No 79 —Are some well located building lots in Decatur. (1) Is at the corner of 15th and Madison streets. This is a full sized lot on the corner, stoned street, good location, house on l»t next to this one. Price 1250.00 (2) Is a valuable bi’lldhtg lot on the west side of north 2nd street, brick street, cement aide walks, good sew erage, nice place for a home. Price is liooo.oo. (3) |s a good ia-expen-rive business location, on south 2nd street, Iw'lwwn Jefferson and Adams streets, is on brick street, street improvements all made, other improved business lots adjoinipg. Price SMW.OO. No 7R -Is n sixty seven acre tract of land lying on the stope road within about one and a half mile* from lie <stur Is near a good country school buns'- that is in use. and is a farm of Mnd loam soil, good for growing •mall grains, hay. etc., fine pasture land. The owner would accept u desirable residence property in Decatur as part of the purchase price, sad give good time on the balance I‘rlce It. |67<X>.OO—or one hundred dollars an acre

Y kBS CHICKTJASH «•«.« ma»o K«H»’t<f Fresh car just arrived containing Starting. Growing and Dex eloping Freda. Special prices on thia feed. Full line «»r Poultry, Dairy and Stock Feed. Bran. Middling*. Tankage Beat Scraps. Flour, Salt. Seeds. Plants. Zimmerman-Carper Company Phone 113. Wet Monroe street

ANNUALCLASS DAY EXERCISES High School Classes Gavel Stunts At Auditorium Thursday The annual Class Day exercises were held yesterday at the high school auditorium during which time members of each class gave stunts. The freshmen had a very interesting Part in the program, a feature of which was two numbers, “When j Lovey Came Back," and "Someone 1 Stole By Gal." by the quartette composed of Helen Dorwin, imitating Diz Steele; Betty Erwin, as Deane > Dorwin; Lillian Worthman, as Leah (olter, and Ruth Engle, as Naomi This was followed by a cornet solo by Lloyd Ahr, witli an encore "Peoples Have More Fun Than Anyone Else," by Russell Baumgartner, who held only the instrment while Lloyd Ahr played behind the scenes. Jeanette Beery, at the piano, and Vere Welker, at the drums, played a very pleasing number, imitating Billy Butler and Don Farr. The entire class assembled and sang several high school songs and gave a number of yells, which concluded their part of the program. The Sophomores gave a very entertaining musical program in which Miss Doris Peters violinist, had a part. An orchestra composed of members of this class played several numbers. The Misses Jeanette Clark, Lee Anna Vance, Kathryn Hyland, Mary

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pl s • w gar W ! :|y 7 4 ; 'V: ■ AN ENDLESS CHAIN OF GOOD There arc only live links in the • endless chain of K ood!" Ist link—you earn 2nd link—you save 3rd link—you deposit Ith link— your hank loan* Io industries slh link—induHtriea, employ people Hence systematic saving helps not only you hut your neighbor. ...» » «««>.> I" ,h ‘"' "*’ even one Io save gybtemalicall.'’ ’ e icd in increased confidence and aeurancn. Old Adams County Bank

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MAY 2.3, 1924

Macklin and Eloise Lewton, Junior girls, sapg several songs after which the entire class assembled and sang i their class song. Miss Lucile Engle read the sum- | mary of the year’s work of the senior I class after which Don Farr read the I class will. The class prophecy was dramatized and proved to be very en- 1 tertainlng. A feature of the senior program was "Ag" Sellemeyer's chau-' tauqua troupe: Galli Curci, Josephine Suttles; Alma Gluck. Ruth Castle; Jules Heifeitz, Don Farr; Mme. Paderwskl, Billy Butler, who gave several vocal, violin and instrumental selections. Class songs and yells by the assembled class were followed by the prestntation of a beautiful dresser set to Miss Agnes Sellemeyer, as a token of appreciation to her as being their class guardian. The gift to the 'high school, two cement ferneries and two stone benches were unveild and presented by the class president. At 5 o'clock the Seniors enjoyed a picnic supper. They were chaperoned by Miss Agnes Sellemeyer, Miss June Ossenberg and Floyd Gibson. o Decatur friends have recevied in-I vitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. | Warder K. Wyatt, of Rushville, In- ' diana .announcing the wedding cf j their daughter Miss Katherine Evans j Wyatt to Mr. Harold E. Perkins, the event to occur Friday. June 6th. at

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t • 6:30, at tho Main Street Christian i church In Rushivlle. Mi s Wyatt . frequently visited here and was bridesmaid for Miss Fanny Helle,- at her wedding to Mr. I. W. Macy two , years ago. Mr. Perkins Is a graduate , of I. U. and is employed on the In- , rlianapolis News, _ i ■■■■ - o- . I WANT ADS EARN—S $

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Grand Rapids, Mich., May 23 — Fundamentalists today appeared to be in control of the 136th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in convention here. Dr. MucArtney, Philadelphia, late Thursday was elected moderator, succeeding Dr. Charles F. Wislmrt, Wooster. Ohio. Dr. MacArtney dedefeated. Dr. Charles It. Eidman,

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