Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 121, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1926 — Page 3

■AL CHURCHES Decatur Circuit Church Rhv H. J. Keiser, Pastor. Beulah Sundwy school at 9:30, August Srhllckman, superintendent. preaching at- 10:30, subject, -The geerH of a Strong and Useful lift*." prayer meeting, Thursday evening, led by the pastor. An official board meeting will be held immediately after the prayer meeting. Mt. Pleasant Sunday school at 9:00, Francis Fuhrman, superintendent. (’lass meeting, following Sunday school. Bible Study class will meet at the home of Bertha Sheets on Wednesday evening, followed by an official board meeting. The King’s Heralds will meet this Saturday at the home of Francis Fuhrman, at 2 o’clock. Washington Sunday schoi/l at 9:30, Fl. F. Breiner, superintendent. preaching service at 7:30, subject, ■Tlotne-Builders.” Pleasant Mills and Salem Sunday school —9:30. Morning worship at Salem—lo:3o. Epworth League—6:3o. Evening service at Pleasant. Mills -7:30. Prayer meeting at Pleasant Mills, Thursday—7:3o. Prayer meeting at Salem, Wednesday evening—7:3o. Do you want your church to grow? Cultivate it in your own life and that of your friends. Bring your company with you to our Sunday services. Some folks belittle their church in the eyes of their relatives and friends and act as if they were ashamed of their church or that their church does not amount to much. Try going to church on Sunday for your nerves. It often helps. There is no such thing as little sin.

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Satisfaction and contentment are matters of religion You can’t change the past but you can ruin a perfectly good present by worrying over the future Do yourself a faVor by church Sunday. F. A. Shipley • — Antioch Church William Hygema, pastor Sunday school-9:00. Missionary talk- lour,. Young people’s band—7:3o, Foreign Mission lecture—B:oo. Joseph Ummell, a returned missionary, from Zuru via Kontagora Nigeria. West Africa, will he the speaker of the day. While on his furlough he is presenting the real facts about the condition ot the African people. His messages will interest you. o— Pleasant Grove In keeping with the custom of the church, the annual Whitsuntide or

GIVING OUR TIME TO SAVE YOURS / If you are in a hurry and want to rush in and right out again, our service is ready to cut corners and clip seends to speed ; you on your way. ; But when you need help or ad- ! vice, We’ll take “all the time in : the world” with you. ; THE PEOPLES LOAN k TRUST CO. Bank of Service ;

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, Friday. Muy 21, i #26.

> Pentecost services will bo held by the Pleasant drove U. B. church, Suni day, May 23. The Bev. (I. A. Shep- ’ Iterdson, editor of the S, s. Literature .will give the principal addresses. Set vices Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday morning at 10:30 r o’clock. Sunday evening 7: 3o o'clock nun time. The pastor will be present and assist in all of the services. Everybody invited. Rev. Vardon Latsch, pastor. o John Weterick Returns To Home In Montpelier John Weterlck, who was reported to have disappeared mysteriously from his home at Montpelier last Sunday, has turned up safely, as had been prei dieted by relatives. He was at the home of relatives yi Bluffton and at Vera Cruz Tuesday and Wednesday night and it is reported that lie called tip bls wife at Montpelier yesterday morning and stated his purpose to return home. > Mrs. Weterlck, the wife, had been ■ worried, fearing foul play as she re-

ported he had SBS on his person when he left. He visited Tuesday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Weterlck, Sr , at Vera Cruz. — ■ o— ——— — Berlin Bars “Locarno” As Trade-Mark For Nets Berlin, May 21—(United Press)Suspicion that an underhanded slur against the Locarno policy was Intended, has caused the German patent ofBee to prohibit a prominent net man-

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1! nfacturing company from adopting I "Locarno” as a trade murk. It wan suggested that the use of this ’I name might be construed as meaning that Germany was enticed Into the ; Alites’ net at Locarno. Another ban was imposed by the ; patent office when permission was re I fused to an underwear manufacturing concern, which wished to employ the tjword "Decency" as its trade mftrk on i undergarments. Evidently, the slogan • 1 "Decency" was considered suggestive -of Indecency.

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