Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 199, Decatur, Adams County, 22 August 1925 — Page 7

I fchurch Announcements |

* ** °* - I »^^ 9; ’ 0 ■ V '“ * M,*» I « u «* O< ™ w * l,r *"* ■ T?t S^ lh Klr,t *‘ ,eCt I <X B»'« fd *>' T:4J B Sued*'' «f ,f,rnuD ' 2:30 I Z T"e «•*< M M. Him,er - Ot I B "' irt rf l n^ a^enin *' 7:30 ° C ‘° Ck IZm n >' ortreo, Os V,cks . bu s* I u muß. *"’ pre,t h - s “ bJect: " rhe I Lrtrtd COI’' 1 ’'* 08 of Christ I H»« <’<> fdlall - v ll,vlled ‘° I tnn nr vl « es - y ■ st. M»ry» Church I fW ® ass ’ 7:00 B link ma”. p "*° I B eM <li'-' ion immediately after high hour Friday evening 7:30. ——o lion Reformed Church . jj Fledderjohann, Pastor School at 9:15. Come with (Wf )» W ons prepared. “The Maceon" is the lesson subject. I'njlirlitlanlzed lauds still send out tM call today. Paul sets us a fine Pll gpl« of immediate obedience to ! the call of duty. MaralßF worship service at 10:30 o’c’oefc Sermon subject, "A Soul’s Traiedy" A slight defect in the fineet bell »»d it ceases to sound; a lost key »»d the richest money chest is laeless. Many want the prize of life I bat Ub «”d seems too great. What I do w« feck? We extend a cordial I we!<» IMto worship with us I Fwth union service at the First I Pwibjtarian church at 7:30 o’clock. The Ref. R. W. Ix>ose, pastor of the Evasfslkal church will deliver the nesN<*. Much interest has been ■ailfHted in these union services. Let us duplicate Sunday night. First United Brethren Church Benjamin F. Dotson, Minister BIN* school—9:ls. Moral ug worship—lo:3o t'iriMiau Endeavor—6:3o. Bveeing worship—7:3o The public is invited to attend the mitt) of the United Brethren tburch and find a welcome. - —o First Evangelical Church Ralph W. boose, Minister lit bio school—9:ls—L- b .Baumgart. »er, Sy pt. Morning worship at 10:15. "Marks »l a Growing Church’’ will be the Thcgie. The E- L. C E. will meet at 6:30 »ith Borothv Johnstnn as leader Th« subject is "Perils of Envy, Anger, and lhir»d," The las' of the series of Union series will be held at the Presbyterian • hurch st 7:30. These services have’ brea highly successful and very we 1 •leaded, Let every member give this Wict their support. The mid-week service at the church »u Wednesday evening at 7;30. Presbyterian Church B. N. l ovgrt, Pastor Wuudsy spent in tfce wrong way is disastrous to the jeryl. Worship in Home church tomorrow. The services. together with the hours of wor“bip at tbe Presbyterian church tomorrow u r e as follows: Bunday School. 10:3h e.qi. Morning worship. Serby Teator, "The Challenge of W»” «:J9 pm. Senior Christian En de»»w. > J’tp. Union worship service. Pre Mi»g Ulp, Mrs Cpvprt will give “ 4ort prgag r»eß a l. Rev. R. W. wilt tx> the preacher. •Mll-wpsk matvlw fop Bible study, ' pai "'eduasday. Lesson maMark chap, 4. ** 1 I UWMU i iA Zl# " fv. tuth'rgn Church TtW Bible ” Nor® df pa Mh aQd practice. ’• Hfh after Trinity. “ e ‘Wl: Luka 10, |u. Epiatle: 1 ’ w - If, 1-10. aervjce at 10:30. German w.lce g, w . t * p Ffp pf the pebool board meet »ervk». W»l ttegigp September 8. * u *Meth himself 8 hal! be Uke 18, Ji. ChH»tian Church Harry V'. TkorapnOo, pastor tlir ' uUo * Os tbe n,cul,)f Ts of the T /‘“tI HS tt|(jr ,. b D(blo Bdwt)| c Hided servU-e will begin a t 9 that ’’W" ‘ iar,ier than usual su " b ° "* Bb *° the home h S sen leg# a t the Maple (jroie -•t: ec church ail! bs able to do so.

Our morning service wll he dismissed at It a.m. The union service will be held in the Presbyteriau church at 7:30 p.m. and Rev. R. W Loose will deliver tho message. Wo extend a cordial welcome to all who may wish to worship with us. Come. WQ Float Methodist Episcopal Church The services of this Church will be conducted in the usual order Sunday. Oct. 23. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public Sunday Schol —S:JO, a.m. Morning Sermon by the pastor at—--10:30. Topic—“ The Church of To-day." Epworth League Service —6:30, p.m. Union Services at the Presbyterian church at 7:30. Rev. R. W. Loose will preach the sermon. Ijet us make this a geat day in the church life of the city _ __ _ a L * J 1 Firts Baptist Chursh Sunday school—6:3o a m. Morning service. 10:30 a.in J L. Hypiar, a layman of the First Baptist church ot Indianapolis, will talk He has a spacial message for the young people. There will be no evening service at this church on account ot the union service at the First Presbyterian ■ church. Locate i Mr. and Mra S. E. Brown, Isaac ■ Brown and Mary Maxine Brown left ; Friday evening for a motor trip to I McKeysport, Pennsylvania, to visit Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Frisbie. The names of I. C. King. David • King and Frank Railing were unin- ■ tentlonally omitted from one of the ■ lists ot charter members ot the i Knights of Pythias lodge in the . Thursday edition. . Mrs. Jessie Deam and granddaughter of Chicago are here for a visit of a week or two. J. G. Niblick *is home from the l rodeo show at Chicago and says its; a real thriller. The cow boys and ( cow glr’s from all over the country arc gathered there competing for ■ $30,000 worth of prizes and Tex i Austin who is managing it is making a real killing. It has been announced as an annual event. Who remembers when a feller wore a shepherd plaid sujt cause he wuz a sport, an’ not because he wuz gittin’ ole? Speakin' o' th’ bobbed i hair fad bein’ doomed, th’ feller who . said th’ shirt waist wuz ortly a passin' fancy wui in town t'day with whiskI era trailin' th’ ground.—Abe Martin, , Indianupo’ds News. I Mary Jane and Betty Sunier have returned to their home at Bluffton, after a week’s visit with their uncle ! and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bor- . roughs. ! Mr. and Mrs. I’hil Macklin motored to Fort Wayne Friday afternoon J. H. Failing has returned to Flint. Michigan, after an extended visit ' with his son-in-law' and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Adams. Miss Mary Falk, of Fort Wayne, is spending several days here with her uncle and aunt. Mr- and Mrs. Dan ’ Erwin and her father, John Falk. 1 Mrs. Mary Ashbaucher is spending several days at Blucton as the, guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Hpnjer Goodin and family. Mrs. C. D. Vewton and daughter. Eloise, Mrs. F. A. Peopl-s end Miss Dora Marie Magley motored to Fort ' Wayne Friday aud attended the Magley reunion. Miss lone Volkert has returned to her home at Hicksville, Ohio, after a ' visit here at. tbo Phil Macklin horn'’ ’ Miss Lariue Te*Pld is visiting rela ■ tives at Chicago for several days. Mr. aud Mrs- C. A. Dugan and ’ daughter, Frances, and granddaughter. Peggy Morton, will spend Sun day at. Winchester *i'h Mr. and MrsPierre GoodrichLhonis Melgtoah. of the General Electric Company, will begin a two weeks vacation Monday. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Butler and 1 daughter, Monai, and Charlotte Butler will leave Sunday on a motor 1 trip to Saginaw, Michigan, where they will visit their daughter. Mrs ■ Cal Meyers, and elpo at Cairo, Mi' b where they will visit another dw."h ter. Mrs. H 0 Dibble. Miss Verrns ?Dller of the j-jyre!’ department ot the General Eleetrie Company, will enjoy a week's vacation beginning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A- D. Johnson, of Fort Waypc,.wi!'. visit relatives here over the weekend. Thomas Durkin. Jr., is spending seieral days at Lake George with friends. ■"''’l’l!s Mrs. John Brown ot Allan ccuut. was a shopper here today. t

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22,1925.

vMJB CALENDAR Saturday LadiM* Aid Society of Christian Church, bake sale—Church basement. Bake Sale—Schmitt’s Meat Market by Class 8 of Pleasant Mills S. 8-Ice-cream social, by Queen Esthers Circle, —M. E. Church lawn. Tuesday Civic Section of Woman's Club I’ionic --Bellmont Park. Psi lota Xl—Mrs. E. B Adams, 8. Wednesday Tri Angle Side of Ladies, Aid Society of Christian Church—Mrs. Noah Mangold. Adams-Schlosser Miss Edna Schlosser, of Defiance, Ohio, and David Adams employe of the composing room of the Daily Dem. ocrat, were married at noon today at the Collingwood Avenue Presoyterian church. In Toledo, Ohio. The Rev. IJncoin Long received the vows. The Bride is a popular young lady of Defiance and has been an instructor in the Defiance high school for the last 'ew years. Mr. Adams has been employed by the Daily Democrat for thg last several months, coming here from from Fort Wayne, where he was employed by the Journal-Gazette. Mr. Adams met Miss Schlosser while he was employed in Defiance a fe w years ago and the acquaintance grew into a love affair, culminating in the marriage today. Mr. Adams, since coming to Decatur has made many friends. Following a honeymoon through the East, the couple will return to Decatur and make their home here. Mrs. Charles Dugan, assisted by her daughter Frances, entertained at a dinner and Five Hundred party Frid. evening at their home iu Monroe street, for fifty of their friends. The home was beautifully decorated with gladioli and snapdragons. At 6:30 o’clock a three-course dinner was served. The small tables were decorated with small crystall bowls tilled with sweet peas and ferns. After dinner, (Five Hundred was played and high scores were won by Mrs. D B. Erwin, Mrs. Thomas Durkin, Miss Rose Chris. , ten and , Mrs D. E. Studebaker, and they were awarded very pretty prizes, by the hostess. The Tri Angle side of the ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Noah Mangold, Wednesday afternoon All members are urged to attend. The Civic Section of the Woman’s Club will hold a picnic for the members aud their families at Bellmont Park Tuesday evening. Tre ladies are urged to meet at the Library at five o’clock and bring dishes, sandwiches for the family and ope other article of food. Automobiles will be furnished to take every one to the park. The men will meet at the court house at six o’clock and cars will be provided Price Correction Through a blnfling of figures a mistake was made in quoting the price of Bananas in Fisher & Harris’ ad Friday. 'Hie corrected price is -I r - v\ ft / 1® FRUIT OISPATCH COMPANY IMPORT THE BEST 6c pound

1 for them. A short buainMs session wilt I be held before the supper. LOCAL* 1 NEWS Mr- and Mrs. C- E. Bell aud son, Willjam, and Miss Jessie Winnett will motor to Denver, this evening. The Bell family will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rake, of Evansville, who are visiting there, and Miss Winnes , will visit Mrs Edgar Lewis, formerly of this city, WUliam Pittlngcr. of Bradford. 0., is an over Sunday visitor at tho J. A. Hendricks home at Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hileman have returned Irom a motor trip through southern Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braun will leave tonight for Lake Wawasee where they will spend the week-end with their sou, Frank. Mr. aud Mrs. Burton Fuller, of Los Angeles, Cal., are spending a few days at the J. A. Hendricks home at MonroeMr. and Mrs. Otto Kirsch and chil-

Attend The Elks Fun 1 Enjoy Yourself at the - F««vU Next W«k. | '//X'wSFA I kite/ fFvJht. 1/ wwl t* ~X,--48<.te_ Wlla w' 1 \\ ll ’ FABete/ wav// • \ M /a' / i. \ A'A, V // ( 1 x I 1 I '’ s * l VMeet your friends j big tent on at the 1 Liberty Way. E kc Fun Festival. Why there is more money in your 8 ■ ; cream can than in your milk can ’ 1 ji gft.HM.Aai ■i i «uiiiii wbbo ' ww ’«Br I 4 PER CENT MILK PER 100 LBS. IS WORTH $2. FOl’R LBS. OF BETTER FAT IS WORTH $1.56. ONE HUNDRED LBS. OF SKIM MILK IS WORTH 45c, OR THE EQUIVALENT OF ONE-HALF BUSHEL OF CORN, IN FEEDING VALUE OF YOUNG STOCK ACCORDING TO PURDUE UNIVERSITY. ADDED TO THIS MONEY- f MAKING IS THE CONVENIENCE OF GETTING CASH I LOR CREAM RATHER THAN WAITING TWO WEEKS FOR YOUR MILK MONEY-AND YOU SAVE HAULING CHARGES. it I lie recuirt advance in Ibc money value of You will find there is no by-product of the cr i n wheat, and hogs naturally-suggests to us f s;) l , s . nti . ll and va i ua b!c throughout the Ihat the lurmer should seek other larni products 5 to feed as well as corn and bran; other feed that v :,r as iresh skim milk. It starts your calves, will make economical gains primarily on the < I s and pigs. :>nd keeps them growing to hogs. With that in mind, it has occurred to us Il!a lurii<. Il A' the animal product that best | mat right from the cream separator conies sknii , , . . . ■ , - • S milk which is a great supplement to corn and sui>|:l''nents <-n n o mf-injcal gain m bran, do a renewed thought should be given to hogs, ni'l it is <he great supplement to the poulthe value of ski in nidk for feeding. - try ration when you want increased egg yields. FORTUNATE IS IHE FARMER WHO HAS LEARNED THE TRUE VALUE OF SKIM MILK AND HOW TO PROPERLY COMBINE IT J WITH HIS GRAIN AND LEGUMES FOR THE GROWING OF GOOD CALVES, PIGS AND POULTRY'. B—W**———■S—v—— =*—"VWil.i I.*» .I WI v-T-M,- W jg- A Mwr:- T r linn—■ j.iaii nr* I int-x-BRING YOUR CREAM TO THE | Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. I DEC ATI R, IN DI A N A Or to its stations. Cream stations and Routes everywhere. Our route men • wlil be glad to take vour cream can.

|<lien, who have been enjoying a' motor trip through Indiana, Illinois, and lowa, will arrive home tomorrow ( or the first of tho week. Tho Misses Regina Murtaugh and | Catherine Christen are spending the! week-end at their parental homes in this city. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Albaugh and daughter, of Dennison. Ohio, are enjoying a week’s visit at the J. A.' Hendricks home at Monroe. Harry Sutton, of Fort Wayne, is! spending the week-end at. the home | of his parents, Judge and Mrs. J. C. I Sutton, of this city. W. H. Oliver and son, Robert, and daughter, Harriett, of Kalamazoo,! Michigan, are the weekend guests of the J. A. Hendricks family. Bernard Meyers spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. , Miss Naomi Durkin has returned from Rome City where she attended a house party given by Mrs. Joe Quinn, of Fort Wayne.

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