Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1926 — Page 6

MUCH INTEREST BEING SHOW N IN REVIVAL SEItVK ES .covTixtrn • »" ,M PViK * bom- •» th* on,> ' hal P" ,i, u } a ' pcr-wm is to attend Thews -x-hedub-d for »V» <•'>• 'lav :.f ternonh ar* »MoI1owh: ai fb« home ill Mrs. IloHupple with Mtn. Hoi-apple as th* lender; at th- home of Mrs Joihn R. Puril.-dt with Mrs. Parrish a tender; at th»« homo of Mrs. ('harleu Poling with Mrs. Poling as leader; al th.- homo of Mrs. Ilcb.-r llumhtirger with Mrs. Humbarger ar loader; al tie homo of Mrs John Neteon with Mrs. It. J lll'* I* leader: ai the home «rs Mrs R. R Shlinp with Mrs. F.d Beery a.i leader and at th< home of Mrs. t’harl-s Colter with Mr ('otter uh leader. Presbyterian Church ■•A crowd, slightly smaller than that of Sunday night, was present al the Presbyterian church last night and heard Rev, Covert deliver a sermon ou "The Sin es Independence to Gad’s Jove." Rev. Covert said In part: "God hr.s instructed ns that we are to love the Lord. Our God. with all our heart, soul and ntind and .strength. This includes our emotions, will, intellect and our energies. Our sin is not in the fact that we do not love, but we fall to love intensely. This is not the supreme loyalty of life. “Sin is more than transgression. It is missing th- things of chief value in the business of living. It is paralysis of the will through selfishness. "We are all slaves of something or somebody. Sampson, of the Old Testament, with wonderful promise, became a slave of his own lusts. Paul starts his letters to the churches with the words, "Paul, a slave of the Lord Jesuts.” Whose slave are you?" Preceding each evening service, the WHY WORRY IN ILL HEALTH WHEN yOU GET SERVICE LIKE THIS? To improve the chemical process in the body for good health, lake San Yak Pills. They strengthen the blood ami body fluids, anticoptic to the stomach. intestines and bowels to a degree nearly odorless. They prevent decomposition of animal and vego table matter in the bowels that causes bloat and self-poisoning, and are years ahead of any other formula for the kidneys, high blood pressure, diabetes and rheumatism. Take to reduce bloating and wrinkled, flabby bowels. Sold at Smith, Yager Falk Drug Store- —AdvL

p? yc ' : Again! A New Stock On Sale J * ■ J WE have had such a tremendous volume of business during our January Sale that we were sold completely out of Overcoats right in the heart S of winter. Therefore it was necessary for us to go into the factory and get some more. And you should see such beautiful patterns that have jS such exceptional quality. Absolutely the latest cuts and designs—and good fresh material. We should make money on these coats—as we tfi bought them at a great saving—but we intend to give the customer the advantage—you can buy them at unbelievable prices—you can get style _ ffi comfort and warmth here and you can also buy one of these fine coats for an “extra” dollar. Come in and look at these coats whether you’re ye ready to buy or not. • ' S S iAn Extra Suit Or Overcoat For $1.66 i | yfi Hundreds of men have been made happy since they took advantage of our “two for the price of one plus a dollar sale”—and we have been happy too. But the rack that held the clothes looks sick. So in order to pep it up we have taken many more suits out of our fine stock for you to buy at 1 i half price—or two for an “extra dollar.” We have never given such bargains and you have never found such values at these low prices. Now is J i J the time to save—we need the cash to pay bills —we have to sell at a sacrifice. Pay us a visit and save time, trouble and money. ® TWENTY MEN’S AND BOY’S SUITS $8.89 yfi I A STORE FULL OF BARGAINS j is 98c".™’"" 69c“58.00 0.0. * LE DRESS SHIRTS r 7Oz» (29 OA Boy’s FLANNEL SHIRTS AQz» SILSO Shanehouse Sheenskins - Each I </C In Colors t/Ov Now on sale at 60 and many more. ixj 31 | JOHN T. MYERS CO. j

' elders meet for a short prayer session Following th- 7:30 m-rvlce. u prayer meeting Is held In the Sunday school, room Thl ha: been well altended. lb., evening, the Rev It- D. Ragan, who pre:., lied .-<> acceptably Sunday night, will occupy the pulpit Mis.j F Il Engelcr will sing :i solo, , Various <la ' <‘f th- Sunday m'hool will bl Os the preliminary 1 m .• i.O h evening, her inning Wed ns dav. Th< schedule for this week ( is as follow-': Wednesday night - Miss Biggs i.lass. Thursday night ITogr-ssivo elasa , Friday night—Mens’ Bible < luss. Friday night is known as -Kevery , Member Night " The will . jrive lor 100 pi i cent attendance of the member-hip Each member ns ( lid to respond to the Roll (’all. , evangelical Church A good (Till linn spirit prevailed ai ( thelt Evangallcal church lust night when Prof( sor (’. A. Gerber, who is , In charge of the music during the Si- , inultaneous services- at the Evangelical church, delivered a sermon of . "I'ei-mnal Soul Winning." The sermon j was touching and seemed to grip the , audience, which showed much upprecilion of the sermon. The talk was made it > chiefly of Professor Gerber's personal experience. | The crowd was not quite as large as the two Sunday sessions, but those who attended promised to aid in making the rest of the campaign an "Every Member" project. The meeting tonight will start at 7:30 o'clck and the Men's Gospel Chorus of the First Missionary church of Fort Wayne will conduct the services in song. The c horus includes 25 male voices. Tomorrow afternoon, after rchoo'.. Hie children will meet with Professor ch rber at the c hurch to organize a song class and have practice. After Monday night's service, the congregation divided into three groups for work and prayer during the campaign. Baptist Church The meeting at the Baptist church last evening was well attended and a fine spirit prevailed. The P.ev. O. E. .Miller spoke' from it - subject. "The Christ." In the message, the speaker emphasized the statement of Jesus. "He that is not WITH me is against nye; he that gathered) not WITH me scattercth abroad." The subject for this evening is, "Believing is Seeing." The usual • statement is, ‘Seeing is Believing, which may not always be true, but to believj- is to see life in Its proper

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perspective Mr Proctor In acceptably leading 'the toil-lie with the u-sistam-e of the c hoir. He sings each evening. .. The childn-n erf the church will ineei each afl-rnoon, following the . bool work. Latter In the meeting, they will pul on a program for the opening service ChrlMian Church About 25 per cent of the member ship of the ChrlMian church Was present at the services last night. Rev. Thompson spoke on the aubjoct, "The Authority of Jesus." Among other things, H-v. Thompson said: "The Idea of God presented in the New Testament Is not that of a monster, holding a club over humanity, but rather that of a friend helping in trouble and illuminating the dangerous and treacherous pathway of life. While all authority reposes in Him, He never exercises it except in love. New interest will be tedded to the services of the Christian church this evening. Miss Josephine A’nderson will have charge of the song service and will sing u solo. .Miss Anderson is a very talented young lady, possessing a voice of unusual beauty. Zion Reformed Church The Rev. Jl. F. Tapy, of Fort Wayne who filled the pulpit at the Zion Re-' formed church last night, preached a I powerful sermon on the text —“Unto. You Therefore Which Believe He Precious." He said in pint: "First, the Ijord is precious to the believer

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becaune He Is rare There i no one like Jesus The pearl and the diamond are precious because they are a rarity If diamonds were as plentiful a’ the sands of the sea. they would not .have more worth than tin- very sands of the sea ('hrlst in the outstanding rarity. Secondly, the ix>rd Is precious because of what H- has done tor mt. He has done more than Lincoln could do for the Vnlon, more than Hooker T. Washington for the black nice, more than a friend coUjici do for a friend or more than a mother eouhl do, though she be ever so willing and , kind. Thirdly, the U>rd is pt because of what He do "In" me. lie can change beer into shoes,’ whiskey into clothes and wine into bread. He can change the vil> st. drunken-sonked and most hard boiled heatt into kind j lie-: -, and tenderness and flows forth into real service for God and man Rev. Tapy will speak again tonight at 7:30 o'clock. United Brethren Church Monday night attendance was exceptional good and the interest of the folk was visible. The prayer groups had good meetings. The sermon subject last night w:is "Prayer." While; there may be various means by whieu j a man may reveal hinwelf to others| 1 and may be a source of great bless i ling, by his very life, his words, his. 'money, his prayer life will touch both| heaven and earth, and makes it 'possible for God to help. Rev. Smith | declared. At the close of the sermon. 1

Mrs. Sh - ** Prayed." Mi’-"-Plymouth, ul-o r ' n ‘ ~,| beautiful solo. Prayer I Hon services were bold after loncregnllon was dismissed. Tonight, tin- Sunday seh-xd teachers a> •• meet In a prayer group m 1 l( room and -be official | al the --.line 1 ' 1 ' ’ ln the <’an «nd Will el.ru '"’"'"7” | m sday night, the Work a M m. - ~n il Daughters of Ih.reas ‘ I hold group prayer service " United Bii-tbien ate hopeful i services, for a real revival. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Mrs, A. J Iteatty. Mrs Mnynrn Dent. Mrs. M. E. Bowers. Mr Geo. ißoultmier. Mr. Still Hmston. Mr. Wiley Jones. Mr. Sarnm-l Niblick. Mr. Herman Oscar, Mr. Charles Myits. Mr. H. J. Pierin, Mr. Andrew Steig meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B)(k<-.| Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anmch'-r. Mr | and Mrs. Horace Fuelling, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harry. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Ltinfley, Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Troxler. Dr. und Mrs. Wm. Miller. 1. G. I Kauffman, H. Frit zinger, P M o— Erie Train Strikes Auto Near Markle | Bluffton, Jan. 12.—W. W. Wright, of CoKimbia City, miraculously escaped

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