Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 8 May 1926 — Page 5

Church Announcements

Zion Reformed Church ■ ollll . r Third and Jackson Streets t A. H. Fledderjohann, Pastor ■Sunday Is Mothers’ Day and two K,ropriate programs have been K-aiigetl. There will be a combined ■nice of the Sunday School and Kgular morning worship service, beKning at 9:15 o’clock. A detailed K lC ram was given in yesterday's ■nily Democrat. Iu (lie evening at 7.30 o cloc k an* ■l, er program will be rendered. Two ■ wys entitled “Mother-Love” and ■lot hers’ Day” will be given. A free. Ku offering will be lifted ut this WYoii are cordially invited to these Do to church on Sunday in Hpnor and memory of mother if for ■> other reason, J The Senior and Junior C. E. socie■es meet at 6:45 and all the young Kl k s are urged to participate in the |f The annual "Every Member CanBass' will be made Sunday afternoon. Bhe members of the church are kindB requested to give it their heartiest B,operation and make the day a grand Buccess. This church is what you Biahe >t. Those who have been apBointeil to serve on the canvassing Bommittee are requested to meet at Bhe church at prompt 1 o’clock SunKay afternoon. '«■ The members of the choir will Bneet for rehearsal at 7:30 tonight. a O Church of God I E. A. Ball, Pastor. ■ Sunday School, 9:30. John ChilKoto. superintendent. -J Morning worship and preaching at Bi):3ii. Subject, "The Work of the Blob Spirit.” Text Romans 1:4. || Young Peoples' meeting at 7 o'clock. -9 Preaching at 7:30/ Message by Kliss Nellie Hawkins. ■ Mid week prayer and praise meetBug Wednesday, 7:30. Arrange your ■nark and come. ~ a- o————— Presbyterian Church B. N. Covert. Pastor. II Tomorrow. May 9th will be known Ks Mother’s Day in our church. Wea’ K red or white flower in honor of your ■mother. Special recognition of' the Kay will be made in Sunday Schoo! Bat 9:30 a. m. II Mother-hood, the greatest agenc? lor righteousnes In the universe wil be remembered at the morning wor ship service al 10:30 a. m. The moth ers present will sit together in tin place of honor. Special songs in tlieii honor will h e sung and the pastor wil speak on the subject, “The Modern Mother and Her Task Today.” The Christian Endeavor Soviet t will meet at 6:30 p. m. Tlus will l>< followed by the evening worship serv ice at 7:30 p. nt. Rev. A. S. Covert, father of the pastor will be the preach er at this service. You are invitee to hear him. Wednesday evening, 7:30 p. m Prayer meeting. Let us be prompt it our attendance at this service. Topic ' Tlie Abundant Life.” Wednesday evening, 8:30 p. in. Sunday School teachers meeting. These services are yours. Attcm your own churc htomorrow and lionot your own church tomorrow and honot author. Cod. 0 . Zion Lutheran Church Corner 11th and Monroe Sts. Paul W. Schultz, Pastor. Services in the German language at 9:30 a. mSet vices in the English language at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. A short meeting of the voting mom bers immediately after the English services. •— o Christian Church Harry W. Thompson, Pastor. Dr. Burt Mangold, Bible School superintendent. dible school opens at 9:30 a. m. Communion and sermon at 10:3(1 a. nt. . Die morning service will be devot"'l >o a special Mothers day service. '* is hoped that, every mother in the church will worship at this service. Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:30 p. tn. Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Strangers are always welcome to a'lend the services of this church. Come. o Baptist Bulletin O. E. MillPv, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 with a . plen did interest prevailing. Morning worship at 10:30. subject 01 mesage, "What Mother has con-

trlbuted to the Church.” Special music. Sunshine B. Y. P. U. at two o’clock. Edwinna Shrpll, leader. B Y. P. U. at 6:30, Don Miller, leader. The evening hour at 7:30 will be a special program in keeping with the spirit of Mothers day and the home. Special music and old time songs of the honte will be used. Wednesday evening prayer and praise service at 7:30, Fellowship Day Sunday, May 23. Keep the day in mind. More about it later. ■ — o United Brethren Church Cecil 11. Smith, Minister Residence 110 S. 9th st. Phone 365. Bible school at 9:15. These are' nice days and we hope you will not forget to bring your friends with you to our splendid school. This oyght to be the biggest and best month in attendance in the year. Let us all do our best to make it so. | Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon by the pastor. Its Mother’s Day and appropriate music and sermon will be given. May this day be so observed .in word and deed as a fitting tribute to Mother. Our Mother’s Day attendance ‘should go beyond last year. .Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Evening worship at 7:30. Sermon by the pastor. The sermons of both morning and evening will be suitable to the Mother Day observance. We want to urge and invite the members and friends to the services tomorrow and perchance if there be strangers in the city, we extend to you a hearty welcome. o St. Marys Church I First Masu 7:30 High Maes 9:45 Christian Doctrine 2:00 Prayer Hour and Benediction ...2:30 Q First Evangelical Church Ralph W. Loose, Minister 9:15 Bible School session.-*. 10:15 Worship period. 2:00, Junior League. 6:45, Intermediate and Senior Leagues. 7:30, Evening worship. The League of Christian Endeavor will meet with Roscoe Bockman. 904 West Monroe street on Tuesday eve-J ning for the regular monthly business and social meeting. The Ladies Aid will meet at the church on Thursday afternoon for their regular meeting. Tiie mid-week prayer and preaching service will be on Wednesday evening at 7:30. We are beginning the new conference year; every member should help to make this one of the best years in (he history of the church. Every nember worshiping every Sunday and at every service possible should be tlie motto and goal for all. Strangers and friends are cordially invited to the services of the churches. Mr. C. E. Hocker, lay delegate to the annual conference will give reminicences of the conference session at the evening worship service.

Methodist Episcopal Church Somerville Light, Pastor. The members and friends of this church Unite with the pastor in extending a cordial invitation to the services tomorrow. The music and sermons will be set around Mother’s Day. Fathers Day nid Boy's Day. Entire families ought to respond to this call and join in making the day well worth while. Morning preaching subject—" Home Motherhood." An unusual number sons and daughters should be in this service. The men and boys will be welcomed; at night. We wish they might sit in a body. The right sort of response Io this invitation will bring two mes- : sagek to the two groups. “Were I a Boy Again” is the topic for the boys. The men will be asked to take what is left. The Junior choir will sing. With this will be asosciated great congregational singing. The Sunday School, Junior League ami Senior Epworth League will conduct services in tlie usual order, al Ihe usual hours. On Wednesday night, the twelfth of May, the first quarterly for this year will be held, nhis is toj be ti Love-Feast conference. The lecture room should be crowded. Dr. W.| W. Wiant of Fort Wayne will conduct the conference and give a suitable message. The pastor and officials will have charge of the Love-Feast. j | D. J. Harkless motored to Van We t Ohio, last evening. Mis Carolyn Acker spent the day iu Fort Wayne visiting with friends.

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CLUB CALENDER Saturday Dance at Odd Fellows' Hall, 8:30 p. ni. Monday Delta Theta Tau Hamburger Fry— Meet at M. & 0.. 5:45 p. m. Tuesday Delta Theta Tau Benefit Picture Show—Adams Theatre. W. C. T. U. —Library, 3 o’clock.

the members of the MissonarV Circle of the Evangelical church entertained at a dinner of blue and gold appoirttmT'nfr last evening jpi the dining room of the church in honor of their mothers. The long tables were decorated with the Circle colors and blue and gold tapers furnished the lighting during the dinner hour. Covers were laid for thirty-eight mothers and daughters. Following the first course, which consisted of noodle soup, Mrs. L. 1,. Baumgartner gave a splendid talk on “Mothers of Long Ago.” "Mrs. C. E. Hocker spoka on “Mothers of Today," and Mrs. Joe Linn, “Mothers of Tomorrow.” Following the second course, which included chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, creamed peas and salad. Mrs. Eugene Runyon sung a Mother’s Day song and Miss Zelma Fuhrman gave I a reading, “Mother.’ The last course of fruit and cake, was followed by talks by Mrs. Fred Linn. "If I Had A Daughter,” and Mrs. R. W. Loose, , “If 1 Were A Mother.’ The program was very impressive Mnd greatly enjoyed by the hostesses and their guests. The dinner was served by the members of the Messionary Society. Eighty friends and neighbors pleasantly surprised Miss Rosetta Bittner at her home northeast of the city Thursday evening, tlie occasion being her birthday anniversary. Games.and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Oilier, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dehner and family, Mayy Helen. Henry, Susane and Gene: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blakey and family, Rosa and Monema; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimberlin; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Burger and family, Harold. Theodore, Bryce. Mary and Johnny; Mr. and Mrs. ! Clyde Harden and family, Paul, War(ren and Freddie; Mr. and Mrs. Henry | Wilson Chronister and son. Paul; Mr. I Henry Buettner and sons, Walter. Ausker and Norman: the Misses Lucille Miller. Etta Scott, Carmen

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'suit. —Abo Martin, ImUamipoliu News. .Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. T M. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Frlstoe and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdg are at Huntington attending the state convention of the T. P. A. Mr. Peterson is the deleI gate from the local post. The election ; of a state president will take place ! today, E. B. McDonald Os South Bend being one of tlie candidates. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beavers and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fryback and daughter, Mary Kathleen, have returned from Columbus. Ohio, wnero they visited their son and brother, Glen Beavers, who is a student at Ohio State University They were accompanied by Glen who will spend the week-end • here with his parents. Dee Fryback will leave today for Chicago where he will look after business in the interest of the Beav-ers-Fryback store. Ho will be gone several days. We ll say this for til’ Chicago police —when some citizen gits murdered they don’t lose no time roundin' up two or three hundred fellers that might have done it. Fords don't shed ther fenders till ther three years ole. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Niblick, of Indiana Harbor, will spend the week-, end with Mr. Stewart's mother, Mrs. Minerva Niblick and family. The Mises Ruth Cook and Marjorie May were Fort Wayne visitors today. ’ Mrs. Mary Andrews has returned to ’ her home at Columbus, Ohio, after \ visiting witli her sisters, Mrs. F. M. Martz and Mrs. Jo e Peterson, of this I city, for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hite and Mr. and Mrs. .Oscar Lankenau motored to Lima. Ohio, last night where they visited relatives.. Mrs. Jessie Deani has arrived from Chicago and is spending a few days I as tlie guest of Mrs. Hattie Obenauer . before moving into her own home in

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Adams street. She will spend the summer here. Mrs. Nora Parriab and Mrs. Frank Rowley have returned from an over night visit with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Meyers ut Fort Wayne. Lester Schug, of Berne, was a bus-

II J ' ( S - Q A Ijook Ahead ■ \Vhen‘you know a voting Id- ' H low on a small salary who H i m makes a savings deposit every i I ■ payday— || W Do you ever wonder how H many liigh salaried |x>ople who J? don’t save at all will be work- gj ■ ing for him a few years hence? It and Surplus *120,000.00.

inesa visitor here this morning. Miss Vera Eady, of Fort Wayne, U spending the week-ena with her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Eady. Elaine Gaffer, daughter of Ed Gaffer, is confined to her home suffering the measles.

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