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Zion Reformed Church A It Fledderjcihann, Pnstor Sunday i.c hcwd ui 9:15 with , las < fur all ages. Morning worship >ervlce at 10:30 o'clock. This will be a brief service, as the annual congregational business meeting will l»- held immediately after the service. Junior and Senior ('. E. societies will meet at 6:45. “How Can We Make Home Happy?'' is the senior topic. Mis Jaiinita Baumgartner is leader. The evening service begins at 7:30. Sermon subject. "The Bride's Call.'' The (I. M. C. will render the special music for this service. Zion Reform ed extends a cordial welcome. The Sunday school convention of the Fort Wayne Classis will be held on Tuesday. .May 5 at Salem lb formed church at Fort Wayne. There will be a morning am! afternoon ses sion. I.et as many of our S. S work ers j>o as possible. Zion Ev. Lutneran Church Sunday Jubilate, Gospel: John 16. 16 23. Epistle: 1. Peter, 2, 11-20. German confessional service at ft o’clock. German Communion service at 9:30. English service at 10:30. Illustrated lecture Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. ou Missions in Europe. No admission fee. An offering will be taken for missions. — —__ —_ j( — .... Church of God E. A. Ball, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 10:3o a. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Mid week prayer meeting, Wednes- : day. 7:30 p. m. t John Chilcote. Siipt. 1 o Baptist Church 9:30; Rihle School. All Welcome. | C. E. Hell. Supt. 10:30, Morning Worship. Sermon by pastor, "Peter, the Rock, and the Keys" The ordiance of the Lord's , Supper wil be observed. 6:30. It. V. P U. The ].. t 15 min ntes will be devoted to a study in jiersonal evangelism by' the pastor. 7:30, Evening Evangelistic Service, j Sermon hy the pastor, "Five New j Testament Fools." . "But take heed to yourselves, lest , happily your hearts he overchanged . with surfeiting, and drunkenness, and

cares of this life, and that day come on you sudden'y as a snare: for so shall it come upon all them that dwell on the face of all the earth.” o — Presbyterian Church 11. N. Covert. Pastor Services for Sunday, May 3, 1925: 9:30 a.to. Sunday School. A new class for young men from IS to 25 will hold its first, session tomorrow. Election of officers. 10:30 a.in. Morning Worship. Ser mon by pastor, “Faith in a Personal Cod.'’ <1:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor society: Topic, "flow Can We Make Our Homes Christian?'’ Leader. Robert Fowler. This program marks the dose of the Red-Blue contest. No evening service on account of absence of pastor from the city. Tuesday evening. May 5, 7:30 p.m. address by Dr. W. A. Squires of Philadelphia, Pa. Subject “The Week-Day Church School." Wednesday evening, May (I, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week service. Subject, "The Christian Home." An interesting subject which should be stressed. Hdp us live up to our motto “A Church with a Vision." o St. Marys Church First Mass 7:30 High Mass Christian Doctrine 2:00 Prayer hour and benediction 2:30 o First United Brethren Church Benj. F. Dotson, Pastor. The services of the day will be after the usual order with the exception of the Christian Endeavor who will obsjrve Anniversary Day. The day will open with sunrise prayer at. the church at »> o'clock tomorrow morning All members of the Endeavor Society and others who can are invited and Eczema CAN BE CURED So can the various skin and scalp’ diseases. If afflicted try a hox of B. B. Ointment When used according to instructions it will cure most skin or scalf dis eases, no matter from what cause it originated or of how long standing. Sold by all druggists Dua l wail. Get a box today.

|hrged to be l present. The regulai meeting will he at 6:30 p. in., in (charge of Mrs. John Hill. A splendid program will be tendered lecturing Ihe history and advance of the So i rieiy of Christian Endeavor In the • I'nited Brethren church. i The Holy Communion will be oh ’ served at the morning hour. Every Christian ami member is under bindi lug obligation to observe this blessed sacrament in honor of our blessed Lord. What will Jesus say if you . absent yourselves from Ibis service of consecration? The- Official Board will meet in regular monthly session Monday night. The third quarterly conference will convene Friday night 7:30, May 15. The delegate to annual conference will he elected at that time. First Methodist Church Rev. Summerville Light. Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. The attendance lust Sunday was 405. Lets increase it this Sunday. Preaching service, 10:45 a.m. Junior League, 2 p.m. Epworth League, pot luck suppe r ami election of officers at 4:30 p.m. Regular study lesson at 6:30 p.m. Preaching service. 7:30 p.m. Mid week prayer service. Wednesday evening, at 7:30. — Christian Church 11. W. Thompson. Pastor. Fnill.cl service al 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. nt. Evening service at 7:30 p. m. ' You are cordially invited to at- I tend the services of this church. First Evangelical Church No Sunday School tomorrow on' account of redecorating the interior: of the church. No other services during the day. Miss Agnes Kohne Sang At Rotary Club Meeting Th>‘ name of Miss Agnes Kohne, well known singer of this city, who sang several beautiful songs at the ladies' night entertainment given Thursday evening, by the Rotarians, wa.-j unintentionally ' omitted from the article telling of the event in last evening's Dally Democrat. Miss Kohne’s singing was a feature of the evening's program. She sang two besides favoring the Rotarians ami their guests with several encores.

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COLLEGE HAS NEW PRESIDENT r Bishop (’. A.Mummart Elected President Os Huntington College V • —— Huntington. May 2 Bishop A. Mummart, of College Pack, was elect , ed president of Huntington College Wednesday, I- -a one ye ar term, by |. the* board or education of the colI lege. Bishop Mummart succeeds D. I R. Ellabaigcr, who has been presii dent of the institution for the last ~ six years. ('. S. Mumma, of Decatur, scretary of the board, refused to say ! why the action had been taken. The board continued in session today. 1 Bishop Mummart was president of the college everal years ago and ala ways lias been connected with the institution, either as au instructor or us a member of the board of education. Mr. Ellabarger, the retiring president, took the position six years ago "'when ('. W. H. Bangs resigned in ’ order to continue* his studies at Columbia University. During Mr. Ellaburger's presidency the enrollment of the college has been more than doubled and educational standard raised. The state hoard of education is at | present considering Mr. Ellabarger's . endeavor to have* the college departI ment of th** school c ertified hy the* state so that the graduates may secure | provisional life licenses. o Bank Bandits Caught Ten Minutes After Hold-up — Toledo, May 2. Ten minutes after I they had held up the Ohio Savings 1 Bunk and Trust company, here today, hour bandits were captured in a near•by railroad yard. One of the bandits ; was seriously wounded when he attempted to break away from his caphors. All four refused to reveal their identity. They had secured four, thousand dollars. Four Killed In Auto Accident At Frankfort Frankfort, Ind., May 2. —Four per * sons ate dead and two others are ser-1 iottsly injured today as a result of a c rossing accident here last night. | A traction car ou the T. H I. & E. line struck an automobile load of people going to a party. Th** dead are: Preston Malicoat, 65. Mrs. Preston Malicoat, 6*t. Miss Ethel Wills. 17. Miss Opal Mohler, IS.

BOYS’ WEEK IS BROUGHT TO A ( LOSE TODAY (Continued from page tine) house, president, spoke a few words , to the boys. More than 200 boys intended the l.nakfast party and the Floy Scouts had charge of the serving. Arthur Suttles was chairman of the event and planned the arrangements, assist- ' ed i.y th * members of his committee. It was a fine turnout and everyone enjoyed the breakfast and hike Immensely. International Boys' Week, sponsored here by the Rotary Club, open ; ed last Sunday with boys' day in th*** c hurc hes. A special program was carried out every day. Monday was beys' day in school and evening at home. In the nfternoon speakers viabed the schools and talked to the boys and in the evening programs wen* held in the homes. On Tuesday the boy officials, elected on the lied ticket, held the city offices. On Wednesday, due to the rain, the outdoor athletic events were postponed. On Thursday, the boys and girls vis ited the industries, nearly 700 boyrf and girls taking part. On Friday aftenoon a parade of the boys and girls was held, it being loyalty and health day. After parading through the' principal streets of the city, the crowd of several hundred hoys and girls assembled liefore a platform on Liberty Way where three minute talks were given by French Quinn on' loyalty, and by Dr. L. E. Somers on health. The program this morning was the final event in the big program and. taking hoys' words for it. “it went over big." Coming home from the park. Col. Reppert tend James Arnold staged ah--' old fashioned foot race, the Colonel i defeating "Jimmy" hy several hundred feet. The* Colonel turned around to th** crowd and informed them that

To the Voters of Decatur:I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE NEXT TUESDAY I In closing my campaign I want to again emphasize that 1 stand for — — with Economy in city government and believe that with proper management of the City Light and Power Plant, rates can " be reduced. I promise if nominated and elected to give you my very best efforts to conduct all the affairs of the city to the very best of my ability. I have made an effort to see every voter personally but if for any reason 1 have missed you, PLEASE REMEMBER—THAT I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT AND YOUR VOTE NEXT TUESDAY. Thanking You For Your Consideration, George M. Krick Democratic Candidate For Mayor I Political Advertising I * • — __ „ —— * --

Jimmy threw a shoe and would be' unable to finish the race Stephenson And Othei' Prisoners Attend Church * Indianapolis, May 2. — (United Press.) —D. C. Stephenson along with other prisoners in the Marlon county J jail must go to church on Sunday. And, aceoiciing to deputy sheriff’s the ex grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan takes it as a matter of course. lie Is being held in jail along with! Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry on an indictment for murder as a result of i the death of Miss Madge Oherholtzer ■ The Indianapolis girl took poison following an alleged attack by Stephenson. Before his incarceration, Stephenson invariably spent the week fishing when the weather was good. According to a deputy sheriff, mo t of the prisoners like to attend church - ,--- For I Colds I and J Throat F Troubles Over Sixty-Nine Years of Success

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