Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 252, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1925 — Page 5

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LB Kg Presbyterian Church. ■H j] n. Covert Pastor., ■ SHSill'S for 10i» 1,r 7 ,w “ re ““ r " l ' |H '<l In .1 111 Sunday School. We shall ■ ~,'gin our school with an exercise of Hm ...j,, He punctual as it is discon- ■ to those in,Charge to be in- ■ Jerruptod by <omer ’’ The dn ns Department will begin at 9:00 ■ " pi in a in Morning Worship. This ■ will lie known as a "Harvest Service." M . rl „. rhiH. h will be appropriately decBE pcateil The pastor will speak on H -The First Fruits of Life.” M fi on p. m. Christian Endeavor So- ■ ' nu p. in. Evening Worship hour. H The men of the church have charge I" am Mr. OK. l<“ prominent layman of the Presbytera)l church of Bluffton will give an | address. He is a fluent and an in I testing speaker. You will want to hear him. Wednesday evening. Bible Study Service. Lesson, Mark, chapter ten. o—" "**'", — First Baptist Church. a. nt. —Sunday School. Frank Young, assistant superintendent. 10:30 a. m — Morning worship. Rev. McKay, of Wren. Ohio, bringing the message. «:00 p. tn.-B. Y. P. V. A large attendance should be at this service as there will be no evening preaching service. Monday evening at 7:30 Miss Mary ■ D Jesse. principal Sendai College, ■ Japan, will speak. She has a stirring I message and should be greeted by a ■ large audience. I Prayer meeting Wednesday evening ■ at 7:30. B 0 — g- | Zion Ev. Lutheran Church I The Bible I The Norm of Faith and Practice I The Twentieth Sunday after Trinl I ty. Gospel : Matt. 82.1-14. Epistle: I Eph. 5. 15-21. / ■ *1 nglish service. 10: 30: German 9:30. ■ catechism: Question 329-”2ti. ■ I: Ide class. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. ■ "Behold. 1 have prepart'd my dinI ner." Matt. 22. 4. , ■<»., ■ • : -.j-.- . Christian Church -j I Harry W. Thompson, f'as'or. ■ Tomorrow, inarks the first annlvcr- | sary of the dedication of our new I < hurch building. No one who was | present one year ago will, ever forget | th insp ration of that occasion. The I morning services wiH begin as usual I with the Bible school session at 9:30 | :• m. Communion and sermon at 10:30 a. m. At noon a, basket dinner will I Im served in the dining room of the I < hurch th which all of the friends and members of the church are invited. The afternoon service will begin at f 2 p. in. Special music and an address ‘ !:■ French Quinn will be the feature of the afternoon service. 'Mr. Qirinn "111 speak on the subject “Appreciation.” The evening service will Itegin at 7 p. m. The pastor will continue the series of sermons on the second codling of Christ. You are cordially invited to attend any or all of these services. ‘7 ° Zion Reformed Church A. R. Fiedderjohann, Pastor •Sunday School at 9:15. More than a hundred per cent attendance fast Sunday. We urge all scholars to continue thus. , Morning worship service at- 10:30 '■■‘th a sermon on the subject “Paying The Price.” The Weidlers of Detroit will be present and assist in the musical part of the services. No 1 re should fail to hear the message. The official board will have a shoft meeting the morning service. The-senior and junior C. E meetings will begin 4it 6:15 and we urge to continue the Interest and good attendance. Evening worshjp service at 7:00. "he first sermon of a series of sermons on the “Prodigal Son" will be, delivered. The subject of the first presentation will be “His Life Without God.” We urge the entire memI "fship of the church t oattend our t venlng services and hear this series. We invite especially our young peo’ir to make rt a point to attend. There will be special musical nunii'Crs in connection with these services ' on Reformed extends a cordial welcome to all. Choir will meet for practice at 7 o'clock tonight. o Church of God E. A. Ball, pastor. * Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Preaching. 10:30 a. m. Miss Nellie Hiwkins will bring the message Voupg Peoples’ meeting, 6:45 p. m. Preaching, 7:45 p. m. The pastor tv-11 preach. Subject, “Wharfs Mau'"'

W H ■ ■ ■■■■■■ First Evangelical Church Ralph W. Loose, Minister 9:15, Bible school, L. L. Baumgart nor, supt. Classes for all ages. , 10:15, Worship service for the 1 whole church. The pastor will speak 6:15 The E. L. C. E. meets with ■ Hester Martz as leader. 7:00 Evening worship. All are cor- - dially invited. I The community training school meets on Monday evening at 7:15. I The Y. P. M. C. meets with Mrs. Merrill Schnitz Tuesday evening, 7:30. i Wednesday is church night for prayer at 7:15. The whole church in real prayer. Thursday at 2:00 pm the Ladies' Aid will meet in the church parlors i for their regular meeting. Fruit and ■ vegetables may be brought for hos pital. i —-,—o St. Mary’s Church > First mass —7:30. High mass—7:4s. Christian Doctrine 2:00. Prayer Hour and Benediction 2:3(1 Prayer Hour, Friday evening 7:30. o— United Brethern Church Bible school, 9:15 a. m. Rally Day. Preaching, 10:15 a. m. The W. M. A. will give a special ' program at 7 o’clock p. tn. Come -- rain or shimw oFirst Methodist Episcopal Church j Somerville Light. D. D, Pastor ■ t “Church Membership Day" will be ' observed tomorrow with good, en ■ thus'astic services at all hours indi- • I rated. Not a dull hour during the day of worship. Laymen will be put to the fore. j At the Sunday School hour. 9:30 ■ a.in.. Mr. Pogue, a prominent business man of Celina. Ohio, will address Mr. C. L. Walter's class.’ This gentleman is a good churchman and has a gn at message. j At 10:45, Mr. E. Dow Bancroft, another fine layman, of Columbus. O. will join the pastor in the service and give one df his magnificent addresses. Mr. Bancroft is a man of national- reputation,. The auditorium should be crowded. At the close of this service the pastor will receive a class of new members into the church. All "whose letters are now in the hands of the pastor should be present- Others will lie cordially welcomed. Jun or League meeting at 3 pm. Senior Epworth League meeting at 6:30 p.m. Evening song and sermon service [at 7:30 p.m. The topic "The Mastery! of Life.” A message suggested by some observations of a layman. Come out and help us. By so doing you will enable us to help you. —o—lUsxEaiils ' Mr and Mrs. Ro? Johnson and fam- ' lly, will motor to lavgansport to spend ' the weekend wilh (Mrs. Johnson’s parents. Mrs. Elmer Chase will spend the week-end at Marion with Miss Lucille Buhler. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schreyer and 1 daughter, Katharyn and son, Frederic, 1 motored to Troy, Ohio, today to be - the guests of fpiends over the weekend. > The Misses Charlotte and Margaret - Niblick left this morning for Gary to bo at the bedside of their father, C. i S. Niblick, who underwent a serious i operation afe wdays ago. They were operation a few days ago- They were : city. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Porter and sons, Bobbie 'anti Jack, motored to Greeni castle today to spend the weekend with Mrs. Porter’s mother, Mrs. John Cook and family. Colonel Roy Johnson is conducting a dairy tattle sale at Van Wert. Ohio, i >oday. Miss Miid'.ed Butler will spend the ■ week-end in Portland with her broth- . er-in-law atyl sister, Mr. and Mfs. A. F. Htalter. Mrs. T. J. Cook is visiting with her sister, Mrs. John Liechty, at Berne, for a few daysRalph Tyndall and Sigurd Anderson returned this afternoon from Indianapolls where they attended the meeting of tile Teachers association. Miss Vera Eady, of Fort Wayne, js spending the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Rebecca Eady. Miss Josephine RtUsser, of Berne,' is a guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mn and Mrs. Robert Krick, of Mercer Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shafer, of Anderson, are spending the week-end with Mr. Shafer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer of north of the city.

- DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925.

Society CLUB CALENDER Saturday Ladles'Aid Society of M. E. Church Cafeteria Supper—M. E. Church, 5 to 7 p. m, Monday Pythian Sisters, Masquerade Party —K. of P. Home. Yeoman childrens’ party—Yeoman ball. Research Club—Mrs E. S. Moses. Tuesday Young Matrons Club —Mrs. Dallas Goldner, 7:30 p. m. Woman’s Club—Reformed Church. 6 p. m. Wednesday St. Vincent de Paul—K. of C. Hall, '2:30 Historical Club—Mrs. E. S. Christen Shakespeare Club — Mrs. Helen Blossom. Thursday Luncheon Bridge Vlub —Mrs. Frank Barthel, 7:30 p. m. Tlnj Ladies' Aid Society and the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Monroe M. E. church gave a reception for Mrs. R. L. Shirk and son, John. Friday night- Mrs. Shirk and son will leave soon for Florida where they will spend the winter. A program consisting of songs and speeches was given, after which lighf refreshments were served. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Foster, Mrs. E. W. Hendricks, Mrs John Floyd, Mrs. Allen Miller, Mrs Mary McCullough. Blanche Graham, '.Mrs. S. C. Souder. Mrs. Forest Andrews, Mrs. J. A. Hendricks, Mrs. Sarah Everhart, Mrs. William Stucky, /Lydia Hendricks. Mrs. Pearl Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jude Hoffer. J Mrs. Phil Heffner, Mrs E. R. Fish, Mrs. Ernest Egley, Mrs. Otto Longenberger, Mrs. Helen Sprunger, Mrs. Alfred Hann?, Mary Ehersam, Mrs. Cecil Badders. Mrs. G. A. Hahnert Mrs Z. O. Lewellen, Mrs. Frances i Watkins, Mrs. Ada Crist, Mr. Raymond Crist, Reuben Meyers, William Taylor. Mrs. I. F. Hocker, Margurite Lewellen, Josephine Heffner, Goldie Martz. Waldo Stucky, Marvin Hah nert. Elizabeth Foster, Marcel Everhart. Catherine Souder, Ireta Long ' enberger. Creo Crist, Leia Bohner. Iva Glunt, Lucile Oliver, Delores Longenberger, Mrs. R. L. Shirk, John Shirk. Mr. and Mrs.'Otho Lobenstine and Ma. Lobenstine's father entertained Thursday night for Class No. 4. of the (Friends Sunday school. Mr. Ijoben- | stine is teacher of the class. Those present were: Enos Haggard. Carl iWUitenaek. Persie Gould, blorma Rob.ersen, Ruth Gilbert, Isabelle Andrews. I Violet Burkhead, Letta Burkhead, Goldie Martz. Josephine Hefner. Otis Brandyberry, and Flossie Brnndyberty. f ————— The Loung Matron's Club will mcei I Tuesday evening at 7:31) o’clock/ at the home of Mrs. Dalias Goldner. The tegular meeting of the St. ViuI cent de Paul society will be held at ; tin- Knights of Columbus Hall Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 o’clock. , The hostesses will be Mrs. Frank

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———f Gilllg. Mrs. Herman Gillig, und Mrs. Henry Schulte. The attendance of every member is urged. , j Mrs. Frank Barthel be hostess to the Luncheon Bridge Club Thursday evening l at 7:30 o’clockAll PythUm Sisters are invited to attend a masquerade party at the Knights of Pythiafl Homo Monday, evening, at 7:30 o’clock. The enter- ( taining hostesses will be Mrs. A. D Suttles, Mrs. Fannie Fristoe, Mrs. J, M. Miller, Mrs. Mary McClure, Mrs lease Leßrun, Mrs. Gertrude .Brown and Mrs. Peter Conrad. Klopfenstlne—McKean Miss Mary McKean, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. John McKean, of Mom| ■oc, and Mr. Harry Klopfenstlne, sop if Mr. and Mrs. David Klopfenstlne | >f east of Bluffton, were- married at Hillsdale, Michigan, July 16, 1925, and the wedding was kept a secret until Friday, when they made the announcement to Intimate friends Mr. and Mi*. Klopfenstlne will reaide on a farm east of Bluffton. j The benefit Bridge and Five Hundred party given by the members of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority at tho Elk’s home, on North Second street, last evening was a big success, socially. Thirty tables were arranged and prizes were won by Mrs. B. R. Farr, Mrs. J. S Peterson, Paul’ Hrlede and D. J. Densely, in Bridge, and Mrs. Albert Scheimann, Keller and Mr. Frank Gillig in Five HunIred. At the conclusion of the games punch was served to the guests. The Delta Theta Tau Sorority is a social and charitable organization and the proceeds derived from the affair will be used in furthering its work. Out-of-town guests who attended were Mrs. Arthur Lutz, of Louisville, Ky., Mrs. I. W. Macy, of South Bend, and Mrs. Ralph Armine, of Anderson. TURNER-BRIGHT Announcement has been made of the ' marriage of Mr. Dawn Turner, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Denman Turner, of . ortland. and Miss Vera Bright, eldest laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bright, ■>f this city, which occurred at Centerville, Michigan. Saturday afternoon at wo o'clock, October 17. They were narried by Rev. Chloe, of the Metholist chprch. Mrs. Turner has been ■mployed at the Schafer ‘Company in he credit department for the last bur years except for a few months when she was employed in Fort Wayne. Mr. Turner is a linotype op- ’ -rator at the Apex Printing Company 1 ; n Fort Wayne, and was formerly emiloyed by the Daily Democrat. He is i member of the Phi Delta Kappa fraernity at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Furner wil reside in Fort Wayne. ; A very delightful birthday celebration took* place at the home of Mr. md Mrs Dallas Goldner, on West Monroe street, last night in honor of Mr. 1 Dan Weidfer and Mrs. Elsie Jackson,' it being their 60th birthday. A very . sumptuous three-courve dinner was rervetl to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weidler, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mutschler, Mr. and Mrs. William Beineke, Mr. and L Mrs. Henry Weidler, of Detroit, Mr. I anil Mrs. iiaury Hauck, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weidler, Rev. and Mrs. A R. Fiedderjohann and daughter, Virginia. - Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shiffrely and chilL dren. Doris, Eldred. Ermil and Mildred. - Mis. Elsie Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Dal- . las Goldner ami son Richard. Mr. and t Mrs. Henry Weidler of Detroit, Enter-

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$25 Reward will be given for apprehension of thief and return of papers taken from safe at Mann Garage, Pleasant Mills, * on Oct. 19th. Notify owner or sheriff of Adams county. C. G. MANN Visit the City Tailor Shop in the Morrison Bldg, in rooms formerly occupied by SuttlesEdwards Co. 250t3