Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 32, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1926 — Page 5

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it t ■ * Chri*ti» rt Church , ' Harry W. Thompson, pwlor. p r *„ tesi “ l “ a **, * Communion and sermon at 10:30 a. _ “‘subject of tho/ morning sermon, „ T he Way . „ .- en mg service at < P- “*• ' , ' . of the evening sermon, „,Snde> Campbell. The Man And * Message." This is a eonllnuatlon , ! the conclusion of the theme used , Z Wum o mast Sunday 4iven--1 W* gladly welcome all those who | J no regular place of worship , Coine and pray with us. worship with US u 1 A St. Marys Church j First mass, 7:30. High mass. 0:45. Christian Doctrine, 2:00. prayer hour and benediction, 2:30. o — Zion Lutheran Church < German service. 0:30 a. m, English service, 10:30 a. in. The itev. M. L. Frosh will preach. Church of God U A. Ball, l’astor. Sunday School, 9:30. Morning Worship, 10:30. The pastor will preach in this servin' from Acts 2:4i. Young Peoples meeting at 6:30. There theme is a scripture reading contest. We invite every young per son of tho congregation to be prescut. Miss Nellie Hawkins is the leader. The regular evening service at 7:30. Subject: ‘ The Incomparable Jesus.” Text from Joliu 7:46 t Special singing by the young folks. Come and help to make these services interesting. —o * / Presbyterian Church !!. N. Covert, Pastor. Services for Sunday, Feb. 7, 1026. '3 30 a. m Sunday School. Gooff" feathers and worth-while Instruction given. Giv c your child a spiritual fenk-gruund to meet the needs of life. Mrs. Gower has charge of Ihe Children's Division which begins at 5 o'clock. Hi:3o a. ni.—Morning worship. The whole school is expected to remain tor this service. Sermon liy pastor, "The Christ of History and the Christ of Experience.” t>:00 p. m. —Senior Christian Endeavor. 7:00 p m.—Evening worship service, bring your friends, especially the unchurched to this service. Sermon subject, “You Need Christ and Christ Needs You.” Monday, 7:30 p. m. — Advistory board meeting. Wednesday, 7:15 p m. — Second session Annual School of Missions. Following tho 40-minutc class sessioi Mm. iluhly will give an illustratod lecture on South America. o — Baptist Bulletin Morning prayer meeting at 9:10. Sunday school at, 9:30 promptly. A fine spirit ot worship is felt in the worship period of the school, Every nne wants to be on time to catch th< sent'and to contribute to the worship Morning worship at 1:30. Subjee of message, “How We Got Our Liible.’ Jiuring tlie morning hour of worship die Lord’s supper will bo observed All the new members received into the chureh will receive the hand of Church I'ellowship. We trust that every one of th<. mimhTr will be present. Y. p. (j. at six o’clock, Wui. Bell President. | livening hour of praise and ovan k'li in at seven o’clock. Subject oi 11,0 message, “Some lies in the Bible.’ A < “dial welcome is always extended lu those wlio come. O. E. Miller, pastor. — —o ■■ ■■■ ■. The Methodist Episcopal Church Somerville Light, pastor -services of this church totnor " l " wi 'l ho in keeping with the Ite ' iv al Spirit so manifest at the present 1,1 a Preacher and people are deter IMi " et * 10 do all they can to prevent i 1,1 hu' k into the old ruts. All facet 1 ’“'d 'he future and flic better. The ii|,|?au Is “Onward and-Upward.” Nu f'ls or spasms. A going church otUii 'e year through 1 mue on now, and liclp put over sueb Pi*>*!am, on with your best P'pJets, your livliest songs, your heart 1 “Ifyets and your good money. Let ‘ "hviuce all comers that tho Old ,' lrth >s in read ernest. 1 lm paitor will preaclf morning auo u ug from the following topics—-

‘‘The Motherhood of the Church," "tpho Epitaph of tlie wayward Son.* 1 Please do at least two thlugs for the preacher, via, Pray for him and come and hear t hint. Opportunity lo unite with tlie church | will be given at both services. ltevlval Song Service in Vhe even'- j iug meeting. Sunday school at 9:30. a. ni. Push Ihe attendance above the four liuu- i tired mark. | This is Missionary Day in tlie school. Junior Letague service, 2 p. m. A i great service has been planned for this hour. n I Senior Kpwortb League meeting at 6 p. m. A good crowd last Sunday < night. Let us exceed that attendance < tomorrow' night. Mid-week prayer aud praise meeting next Wednesday night. Our t’onfereuce Year is rapidly drawing to a close. Let us do ail in our power to close up in fine fashion. United Brethren Church Cecil R. Smith, Minister Bible School at 9:15. A splendid record was made last month and now we start the second one pf the year and we want to make it bigger and better. You can help. Let every one be. at their class Sunday. A great lesson. Morning worship at 10:30. The subject will be “After the Revival What?” All sliopld be present at the morning worship. Opportunity foi church membership will bo given. Several have asked that arrangements be made for another baptismal service, so any who desire will please'see the pastor. Evening worship at 7 o’clock. Tinpastor wil! bring an Evangelistic sermon at this service. What a splendid attendance we had during our revival services as -nauy a night there were 300 present. Why not keep up this splendid inter?st. W« can if wo will ail work and he concerned. W’e had a wonderful prayer meeting Wednesday evening, and so you til want to get ready to be present ■>n next Vv'eduesday cvciug We extend to all au invitation to tome and worship with us. Every me should have a church home in his beautiful city. — o-* Zion Reformed Church Corner Third and Jackson Sts. A. R. Fledderjohann, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:15. Our atteuiance last Sunday was the largest for nauy months. Wo havo 217 enrolled md there were 216 present. Let us jontiiiuc this. Morning worship service at 10:30 j’elock. Sermou subject, “The Spirit if the First Church in the Life of the ?rcsent Church.” All of our new mem-, ier», as woll as all the rest, should lear this mossage. Junior and Senior C. E. meeting:) it 6:15. We appeal to the loyalty of he young people. A good subject for Sunday night: "What Docs Christiau indeavor Mean To Me?” Evening worship service at 7 o’clock, -ith a sermon on the subject, “The Jarden of God." We invito you, to our ervices. Zion Reformed extends a ■ordial welcome at all times. - —, o — First Evangelical Church Ralph W. Loose, Minister N 9:15 Bible school. Let every cholar come and come on time. Those not going to other schools are ordially invited. The worship ser-, ice will follow at 10:15. This is for he entire school and church. There .vill be a baptismal service and also he reception of members into the church. Tlie annual day of prayer or missions will be observed, the lastor preaching a special missioniry sermon, tho subject being, “Give 4c To Drink." A missionary offerng will be taken. Tho Junior League will meet at 1:0*1 and the Intermediate and Honor League meets at. 6:15. Every ntermediale is urged to be present;! here will be the election of officers.) .leader for the Senior league is Hazel Peterson. The evening evangelistic! service vill be hold at 7:00. Every member if the church is urged to be present for this service. These Sunday evo-' ling services will be a continuation >f the simultaneous evangelistic campaign. Friends of tho church are cordially invited. The pastor will "•reach oil tho subject, "The Immiu>ut Christ.” The Community Training School meets for its first lesson Monday evening. TfiTf is a good time to enroll. After tho fine evangelistic ueetiags tjiere ought to be many icw enrollments of those who are villing lo prepare for service in the ■ church. 1 The League .of Christian Endeavor J

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY f>, 1920.

CLUB CALENDER t Monday Delta Theta Tau—Mrs. Jack Bruu- *• ton, f:3O p. m. Woman’s Club—High School Audi- f torium, 7:45 p. in. Researtir Club—Mrs. A. R. Flodderjohanu, 2:3U p. ui. Tuesday Queen Esther Society of Ihe M. E 1 church —Miss Geraldine Ilower, 7* p. m. ' C. E. of U. U. Church. Oyster Sup- s per aud Musicale—Church. 1 Luncheon Bridge Club.—Mrs. W. A. Klepp6r, 7:30 p. m. ' ? Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed 1 church, Banquet—Church dining room, , 6:30 p. in. t Psi lota XI —Mias Marcella Keru, • 7:30 p. in. W. ,C. T. U. —Library, 2:30 p. m. < Christian Endeavor of Evangelical Church—Jestlne Hockt-r, ?;_3O i« m. Wednesday I Shakespeare Club—Mrs. Dau Sprang. I Historical Club — Mrs. Martin Juberg. % | Friday Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of tlie Presbyterian Church —Birthday Picnic Supper At Church. 1 Dancing Club —Elk's Home, 8:30 p. m. The Faithful Followers class of tlie Mt. Tabor Methodist church, pf Hobo, met Wednesday at thq country home of Mrs. W. I* Johnson, near Bolxi, for au all-day meeting. The morning was spent in knotting comforts. A pot-luck dlnuer was served at noon, after which a business meeting was lipid. During the social hour in the afternoon, light refreshments were served. Those present were Mesdames J. T. Dailey, Edward Koos, Austin M'eMichael, Alfred Daniels, 11. S. Colter. Charles Bowman and the Misses Rachel, Mabel and Maude Springer, Ora Gilpen and Madeline Bowman, and Master Jimmie Dowmau. The regular meeting of tlie Dancing Club will be held Friday evening at B:3ti o'clock. All members are urged to attend. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will have their annual Birthday picirc supper at the ehuielt Friday evening, February 12 "Mrs. Roy Runyon is chairman of the supper committee and Mrs. Kaye Smith Knapp Is chairman of Lie pro gram committee. The business mociing will begin promptly at four o’clock and will be followed by the program. At six o’clock a pot 'vcit supper will be served. All members aud their families are invited to attend. A birthday offering will be , taken. A completo program will be published next week An oyster supper and musical program will be given at tho United tho members of the C. E. society. Brethren church Tuesday evening by Tho liberal patronage of the public is solicited. Tlie Qucou Esthor Society of the Methodist church will meet with Miss Geraldine ilower Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The regular meeting of tiic Delta Theta Tau Sorority will bo held at the home'of Mrs. Jack Brunton Mon--1 day evening at 7:30 o’clock. Business of importance will be taken care of aud all members are urged to attend. r ■' The Misses Margaret aud Charlotte Niblick and Catherine Oinlor attended the basketball game at Fort lust night. t | Mrs. Ilarve Schroll received a telewill hold their monthly business aud (social meeting on Tuesday evening with Miss Jesteon llocker, 221 South First street. I The prayer service will be on I Wednesday evening at, 7:15. The pastor will give a sermon, after which there will be the prayer groups. The whole church is expected aud urged io be present, at each of these mid-week services. The success of I Ihe pre-Easter evangelistic campaign will depend upon the faithfulrfess of each member to these services: for the persoual work program is set up j about these services. Let ' every I uiefuber know that it is their duty | no’less than their privilege to attend j all the spiritual services of their church. !j Strangers and friends are welcome. I * '

gram from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Totter, last evening stating they arrived ia Los Angeles, California, Friday. They will visit their two sons and daughter there. Nearly two hundred and fifty local basketball fans attended tho DecaturFort Wayne game at Fort Wayne last eveniug. Fred Shafer cultyd on business friends bore yesterday. D. J. Harkiese motored to Van Wert, Ohio, Friday afternoon, whore he vis ited relatives and looked after business interests. Mrs, Arthur Meyers returned lo Van Wert, Ohio, yesterday after spemlfnng several days here us the guest of her parents, Mr. ams Mrs. Alva Nichols. Miss Var Lady, of Fort Wayne, ■will spend tlie week-end here with her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Eady. , Mrs. Fred Selleineyer and daughter, Della, spent the day with Mr. ami Mrs. Albort Selleineyer at Fort Wayne. The Misses Dora Marie and Florence Magley, were visitors at Fort Wayne today. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dailey and daughter, Marietta, of Paulding. Ohio, spent last night with Mrs. Dailey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hower aud family. Isaac Nelson, is seriously iii at his home in this city. He was unconscious for several hours last night, but rallied and was slightly improved tills morning. Miss Carolyn Acker is the weekend guest of Miss Mary Callow at Fort Wayne. Miss Virginia Laurent aud Mr. 'Robert Meihers will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Falk at Peru this week-end. Luther Ilower, of Fort Wayne, was a business visitor here this morning Miss Mary Bauman, of Ft. Wayne, Is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauman, of this city. Miss Mary Biencke, of Fort Wayne Is spending the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bieueke. M. A. Kenworthy lias returned t'v his home here after undergoing an operation for lyipeutlieits at a hospital in Sturgis. Michigan. Dr. M. F. Parrish, formerly of Monroe, performed flic operation. Robert and Raymond Kanwortliy, and their families, of Camden. Ohio, are visiting with their brother, M. A. Kenworthy and ftmily, in this city.

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UNWED MOTHER IS SENTENCED Newcastle Uirl, 17, Sentenced To Serve Term In Clermont Girls’ School Newcastle, Iml.. Feb. 6-(United Pi ess) —Marjorie Duffy, the unwed mother, whose baby was found dead in a suitcase, today wns sentenced to serve a term at ihe Clermont School of Girls, at Indianapolis. The young woman, who admitted to jHilice thut she stuffed the body of her babe into the suitcase, not knowing whether the child was dead, today was found to be only 17 years of age instead of 19 as she had contended. Prosecutor Benson Said today that tho murder charge filed against the young woman would lie dropped in view of the developments and the coroner returned a verdict of death due to negligence and ignorance at birth. The girl's mother, a w'idow, whose only support is a sixteen year old son came here today and said she would give up her little Kentucky farm and move here. The mother verified the girl’s story that she was engaged ttf a man who was killed in an accident last June. -- -O’ —— — Alleged Wild Parties At South Bend Probed South Bend, iml.. Feb. 6.—(United Press.) —Police and county officials today were continuing their probe of alleged wild parties indulged in by boys ami gills of tender ages. Henry Rose, one of South Bend’s 1 leading business men lias been arrested charged with contributing to ’ delinquency as a result of Ihe exposures already made and other arrests arc expected soon. O 5 Madison County Farmers Want Agricultural Agent ! Anderson, Iml., Feb. 6. — (United . Press) —A resolution -asking the appointment of an agricultural agent . was to lie presented to tho, Madison county board of education. The resolution was authorized at a meeting of Hie central Madison county , farm institute, bold yesterday* Five Miumlrtd farmers attended ihe meeting.

Mother Os Marie Prevost Killed In Auto Accident Los Augelos, Calif.. Fob. 6 — (United Press)—Mrs. 11. ITevost, mother of Mario Prevost, motion picture star, was killed mid Al Christie, comedy producer and Vera Stodiium, actress, were seriously injured in an auto accident 23 miles east of Ixirdsburg, New Mexico, according to advices here tuduy. The machine In which tho party was riding, overturned, it was said, while travelling about 30 miles an hour on a slippery road. Christie and Miss Steadman were pinned under the wreckage and narrowly escaped death. The actress sustained bruises aud lacerations about the face and lower limbs, while Christie escaped with a lacerated arm and head. / »■ — o Minority Interests Os Indianapolis Light And Heat Company Are Sold Indianapolis, I ml., Feb. 6. —(United Press) —Minority interest in the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company passed to New York interests today for a consideration of $5,650,000. Eastern brokers bought 26 1-2 per cent of the common stock of the company, but control of the utility remains with the interest held by C. S. Perry and the Marmon estate.

* ' I * Notice * i BEGINNING MONDAY, FEB. 8 m . ic my barber shop will be located in Mrs. Teeters Art and Beauty Shop W $ South Second Street S i fjO! We will cater to the bobbing and cutting of yrj •jp ladies and childrens hair and invite you to visit anl our new stand. .... uc , % RUSSELL MELCHL # rs • jW Phone fit)7 for appointments. jjj — T-

'JUDGE BALTZELL DECEIVES THREAT Police Gua r d Federal Judge's Home Following Receipt Os Letter Indianapolis,lud., Feb. 6, < United Press! - Anonymous threats against tho life of Federal Judge Robert (’. BnlUell drew a policy guard around ids homo hero last night and today. Police \?ere Informed that Judge Baltzell had received a letter threatening to "blow up” his home. Hultzcil had not regarded the letter seriously und had destroyed it. The letter purported to liave beeu written by an Kalian and said, “We Italians are organized in this country" and “we intend to do something.” Tho letter also said that the judge was “(ho first on the li/t.” It was typewritten and was postmarked Chicago. Miss Mildred Klzey, student nurse at the Lutheran Hospital at Fort AVayne, spent a few hours with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Klzey, this afternoon. Miss Elizabetli Aurand. of Fort Wayne, is spending the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aurand.