Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1927 — Page 5

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I Christian Church [ jijiry W. Thompson, pastor I I ()lln Baker, Mihlo school Hupt. IB r .school opens nt 9:30 ant. I I ('('niim 1111 inn mol preaching service ||, io : :{u um. Subject of the morning "Royalty. !■ Christian Endeavor service at 0.30. 1 I Evening service ut. 7:30 p. m. At [■„, evening hour the pastor will give [ Bllilile re, ding oil the subject, "The Btssng" Os the Church uml Its I 4 *v ining [ 1 T |,e public is cordially invited to Bttrn<l these services. Many people I Bit deeply interested ill the vital HiesBirts of the iiible as related to this IBfc and the life lo come. These read- : B n! ;s are the result of painstaking Ktiiily on the part of the pastor of the Biin'siiati ehurch and arc designed to Bid those who hear them in their Bearch for the truth. Zion Reformed Church I Corner Third and Jackson Streets A R. Fledderjohann, Pastor I Sunday school ut 9:15. Lesson, ■•Trier's penial and Repentance”. I Morning worship service ut 10:30 ■o'clock. Sermon subject, “The Lord's ■ erecting After Easter”, There will also Ip an infant baptismal service and parBents desiring to have their children dedicated *o (lie Lord in baptism should present them at this service. ■ Tile annual congregational business meeting u ill be held at 2 P. M. at which time the election of officers will take place and other matters of impor- ! tame transacted. If you are interested in the church you should be present. ! because of the afternoon meeting the evening services will he dropped lint the Junior and Senior C. E. societies will hare their regular meeting# at 6:15. The senior society will •have its monthly roll call and business meeting. The Official Hoard will meet for its regular monthly session on Monday night tit 7:15. Me pi hers please take note. Tile junior choir will elect at 7 «'- ‘ clock tonight and the seuwjis at 6 o' dock. >- St. Marys Church First Mass 7:30 High Mass 9:45 Christian Doctrine 2:00 Player,Hour and Benediction .... 2:30 Presbyterian Church Harry 11. Fernthcil, pastor. The Juniors will meet at 9 o'clock with Mrs. Horton. Church school at 9.30. Mr. C. 1> ipertatendenL There is a ..oAMsawj *-***>*<•»-•%• < Morning worship, 10.30. Children's sermon, “Cats and ClovI or." Sermon, “The Power of the Gospel.” Christian Endeavor, 6:00. Topic. "What Vocations are Worth While.' Praise service at 7:00. Cantata “Victory Divine.” Part I —ln the Garden 1 Bass Solo—"In the Place" —Mr Clarence Kreischer. 3 Male Quartet and Solo —“Sir. Wc Remember” — Messrs. Davies. Taufel, Kreischer, Sells Mr. Sells, soloist; Miss Dell, soprano solo. s—Chorus—“The Sky Is Dark" —with solo—Rev. Taafel. > 1— Tenor Solo —"He Was Wounded Mr. Davies. ■i Chorus — "God So Loved the World.” I’art II The Earthquake Recit. Base—“ Behold. There Was A Great Earthquake"—Mr. Lewis, i—Chorus—"lt is the Hour of Morning"—with' solo—Miss Heaghler. Tenor Solo Recit. and Air—“My , Heart in Terror Throbs" — Mr. Davies. Part III—At the Tomb Instrumental—--1(| Soprano Solo Recit. and Air — As It Began to Dawn"—Mrs. Hoffman. II Buss Solo and Chorus — "Pear °t”—Mr. Lewis. 12 Bass Solo —“And as They Went" —Mr. Lewis. 13— Duet—“By Gift of Love"—tenor and soprano—Mrs. Pelger and Mr. Davies. 14— Finale Chorus—" Death Is. Swal lowed Up." I’osl lude—Allegro Maestro —John E West. Bapist Bulletin Sunday School ut 9:30. Mr. ltuy John•'uni, the new Superintendent will have 1 barge of the school. Teachers far ai classes. Morning worship at 10:30 subject oi message, “The imparted Life". Tills is l he second iu the series on the Inner life. I! ' V. l>. U. at 0:30 with Murth i Closer, leader. Evening hour of evangelism at 7:30 Subject of message, "Saul, the lug Sil >cr Hymns by American Presby-

terians will bo used In the service. Prayer and praise service Wednesday evening 7:30. Brotherhood meeting Friday evenI ing at the church 7:30. O. E. Miller, Pastor. Zion Ev. Lutheran Church Comer Eleventh and Monroe Sts. Paul W. Schultz, pastor. Divine Services, German. 9:30 a m. Divine Services. English, lo;30 u.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. in. United Brethren Church Cecil R. Smith, Pastor Bible school at 9:15. Tomorrow, we start a new month and we want to make this new month the biggest and best in the history of the school. The mouth of April was the largest attended month that our school ever had and to you who helped make il belongs tlie credit. Let us start a real record breaker tomorrow. Some new things are in store. A new class for young married folks is being organized and will meet In their first class discussion tomorrow. Specia Hawaiian music will be featured by Miss Miller at the close of the les son study period. Morning worship at 10:15. Sermon by the pastor. Let us not forget om call to worship. Make this servlet a worship service Evening services. Special service; n the evening at 7:30 o'clock. This is the Anniversary Day of the Chris tian Endeavor society of the United Brethren church and all over tli< church there will be special servicer tomorrow evening. We are glad tc announce that O. F. Gilfiom of Berne Indiana will be the speaker at tin evening services tomorrow. He re cen:ly returned from the World 1 ; Christian Endeavor Convention Itch at London and has a wonderful till dress for our people. Parents, young people and children should be present tomorrow night to hear this address Special music will also lie furnished We extend to all an invitation ti our services. Visitors are welcome We are ready to help you. METHODIST CHURCH R. W. Stoakes, Pastor The Evening Services change tinu at the First .Methodist church. Sunday school ut 9:30. Mr. Nelson ■nt There is a class and a depart meat for every member of the fami’’Motning hour of Worship 10:45 The pastor will have charge o'' ihit service. The choir will serve in spei ia' music. This will be the only ritualist it service of the day and is unusually adapted to the membership of (lit t bii' i-h. A very important meeting of the of ficial board will be held in th church at 3:00 P. M. The Epworth League will hold it: regular meeting in the League r..om al 6:30 instead of 6:00 P. M. The Evening Service at 7:30. Tinsel vice will he characterized by les: formality and more of the evangelistu spirit. Special music will be a feature of tills service. Note: (Please note that all evening services are to be held one half hou 1 later than usual.) COURT HOUSE Trial Postponed Trial of the remonstrance of Bernard J. Vnode to the petition for the opening and widening ot the Moeller road in Adams township, Allen county, which opened in the Adams circuit court here Friday morning, was continued until next 'Wednesday morning when court adjourned for the noon recess today. Inability of attorneys in the case to lie present for the trial on Monday or Tuesday forced postponement of the case until Wednesday. Special Services At U. B. Church Sunday Evening The United Brethren church will observe the Christian Endeavor an 1 Voting People's Anniversary Day tomorrow night in ihe local church aud lias secured O. F. Gillum, of Berne, to give the address. Mr. Gilllom was one of the delegates lo the World's Chris tian Endeavor Convention held in Lnidon last year. He is also a member ol tlio exeutivo committee of tlie national interdenominational organization. This will afford folks an opportunity to hear a special message on a mos.ttimel) topic, of the Youth and Other Lands. Marion Robert Fliiin ot Marion was one of ten men at Indiana University chosen as having “movie acting possibilities.

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Personals Lon Moon has asked Her a divorce dial gin’ tltui ha seen bis wife lookin' In a hardware More window. Not since Yonug Georg" Washln'ton, wlto had th* only hatchet fer miles around, tried t* do uwuy with a valuable cherry tree, hus u clumsier piece o' work been pulled than tit' SnyderGray murder.—Abe Martin. Indianapolis News. Ford Christen has gone to Lafayette to attend the Purdue Junior Prom and visit his fraternity brothers at the Alpha Gumma llho house, and ills sister. Margaret, who is a junior iu Purdue. Tlte Misses Harriett Myers, of Decatur, and Mary Douglas, of Lima, Ohio, students at Teachers College it Indianapolis, are spending tin' week-end here with the former's paints, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Myers. Mrs. A. B. Ford, of Portland, and Mrs. J. I). Dailey and daughter, Mar ietta, of Paulding, Ohio, have return'd to theor homes after spending Friday with their mother, Mrs. Dallas I lower, who is ts" patient at the Admis County Memorial Hospital. Mrs. William Kunkle and son, Hilly ipont the day in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Fred Sellemeyer spent, the day in Fort Wayne with her son anil laughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sellemeyer. Mrs. Rose Moran and Mrs. Robert Meyer and daughter, have returned o Indianapolis after visiting relatives here a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Johnson and soil, Karl F., of Kendullville, will -pend the week-end here witli Mrs. Ibluison’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Kern and family. Mrs. E. li. Maey and her mother, Mrs. Mocker, of Elkhart, and Mrs. Robert Garard and daughter, Patricia Eleanor, visited in Berne yesterday ifteraoon. Mrr. Gretchen Clifford and ion of Martin's Feriy, Ohio arrived this in lining for a several weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Gia.i.nn. Her sister, Miss Gladys who is tending al Anderson met her at Richmond md came home with her for < ,->r Sunlay. Hermit F. Gerdom, eoum iliran-at-large, Fort Wayne and on the NewsSentinel force, called here today. Mr ierdotn is ; 'so president of community •ouncil and the Weisser park cotnnunity association. Kenneth Schafer, who graduated rom McCormick Seminary at Chiago, will arrive home tonight to spend a week with his parents, Mr md Mrs. John Schafer, before going o Polo, Illinois, where he has accepted the pastorate of the Presbyterail church. R. O. Gass, of Huntington, visited his parentis, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gass mil family, and looked after business literests here yesterday. Miss Olive Walters is spending Iho veek-end in Fort Wayne with friends. Barbara Lou Dull is spending serI .11 11 ,r nts, Mr. and Mrs. Dote B. Erwin md family. I). It. Erwin will go to Chicago Monday to visit his daughter, Miss Doris, who will leave within a few lays for California. Mrs. Sam Butler is spending a few lays in Columbus, Ohio with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sell tig. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heller and family have moved to their new home at Monmouth. They purchased tho old Weidler house, together with 20 acres of ground. The house lias been remodeled and made modern and they in tend to make it their future home. The house, a brick one, is located on the west side of the Interurban track. o— Lita Urey Chaplin Lets Temporary Alimony Los Angelos. April 30. —(UP) —Mrs. Lita Grey Chaplin today was engrossed in the problem of adjusting iter household budget ‘o $1,500 a month. The amount was granted to her yesterday as temporary alimony pending trial of her divorce suit against her comedian husband, Charlie Chaplin. Mrs. Chaplin testified at the hearing and explained that it was necessary for iter to have $1,967 a month l'or living expenses. L U. Band To Play At Memorial Day Races Bloomington, ind., April 30 —(UP) The appearance of (lie Indiana University military hand in Indianapolis for a concert at the annual speedway race, May 30, has been assured, the military department announcing the receipt of a contract from speedway officials today. it is thought the unit will be massed with several other hands to make up the 1,000 piece organization which will parade on the track before the race. I

CALENDAR Monday Indies Aid Society of M. E. Church Reception—Church, 7:30. TUESDAC Delta Theta Tau—Miss Margaret Holthouse. Tuesday W. M. S. of Reformed ChurchChurch, 2:30 p. in. Wednesday Delta Theta Tau Alumni-Mrs. Frank Lose. 2 p. m. THURSDAY Bridge Club—Mrs. Frank Lose, $ p. m. C. L. of C. —K. of C. ball, 7:30 p. lit. The ladies of the Willing Workers Class of the Bobo United Brethren church met at the church Tuesday evening. During the business meeting a collection of $23.35 was taken. A program was given also. Following Hit* meet lug of the class, the trustees of the church met wit it them aud plans were made for a Mother’s Day program to be given May’O, after which a pot-luck supper will be served. Plans were also made to do repairing in the church building. The members of the Amlcitia Club delightfully euctrtaiucd their husbands al Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eady last evening. Tables were arranged for bunco and prizes were won by Mrs. Fred McConnell. Amos Gruber and Russell Melclii.' After the games refreshments were' served. Miss Vivian Burk will lie hostess to the Tri Kappa soror.ty Tuesday evening at eight o’clock. Miss Catherine Hower will entertain Uio members ot the Work Craft. Miss Helen DeVjor {was hostess to ilio club lust Monday. Mrs. C. A. Dugan entertained last evening in honor of Miss Helen Stephenson and her guest. Miss Margaret Snell, of Muncie. The guests were the memebrs of Miss Stephenson’s Bridge Club and included the Misses Florine Michaud. Helen Koclier. Mildred Liddy, Kathryn Dorwin, Maude Anderson, Angie Kirks, Marjorie May, Mrs. Harry Knapp, Mrs. Herman Myers and Mrs. Dan Tyndall, and the Misses Snell and Stephenson. High scores were won by Miss Kirks and Miss Snell, who were presented with lovely prizes. Delightful refreshments were served at Hie conclusion of the games. " ' v **•**■» - •*MiMldk» 'TW ■Mill I m Double Wedding A double wedding was solemnized in Berne, Thursday evening, at six o'clock, when Miss Martha Spichiger and Sylvan Hahegger, and Miss Wilma F. Spichiger and Walter Lehman were united in marriage. The Rev. P. R. Schroeder, pastor of the Mennonite church, received the vows of th edouble ring ceremony. The brides

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wore white Ming Toy crepe dresses over Klprella crepe. Their footwear was of white kid and they carried arm bouquets of Bride's roses and sweet peas. The brides are tho daughters of Mr. and Mrs. David Spichiger, of Hartford township. Miss Martha has been employed In the Bento office of the Lincoln Life Insurance company, and Miss Wilma lias been Ihe primary teacher at the Linn Grove school lbr the past six years. Sylvan Hahegger is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Hahegger and has beeitj employed by'the Berne Furniture company. Walter Lehman is n son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lehman. The wedding dinner was served ut the home of (lie bride's parents. Mrs. David Dean, of Erie, Pa., was an out-of-town guest. Mr. and Mrs. Jl.ibcgger will be at home with the. groom's parents upon their return from a wedding trip to Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman will reside at the John Lehman homestead. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening, at 7:30 o’clock in the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs Frank Lose will he hosiers to the Delta Theta Tau alumni at her home on South Fourth street, at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Lose will entertain the tnemlieis of her Bridge dub ai her home on Soul.i Fourth street, Thursday evening at S o’clock. Tito W. M. S. of Hie Reformed church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church. A good attendance is urged. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist church will give a reception for Hie pastor. Rev. R. O. Stokes and family in the church parlors Monday evening, May 2, at 7:30 o'clock. A program has been arranged and a good attendance of the membership is urged. Plans are now underway tor the third annual Senior Front of the Decatur Catholic high school. This w : il he held in the auditorium on Tuesdav evening, May 10, ai 9 o'clock. Failing's Syucopa'ers. trim Fort Wayne, has contracted to play for tit s event, which promises to he one of the most delightful dances ever held in the history of the school. Incendiarism Suspected In Fires At Portland I Portland, April 30.—Two fires at * . V afternoon, led to the belief that an incendiary is at work here. The first alarm was sounded at 2 o'clock. Tlte city firemen found a small blaze in a room occupied by 11. M. Baker, of Kendall Ville, tin official bee inspector wlio is at work in this vicinity. The fire started underneath the mattress on the bed, but as Mr. Baker does not

smoko and does uot carry matches, I the origin of the fire Is a mystery. Tho second alurm was receiver! at the Ore department at 3:30 o'clock. This lime, the firemen found a blaze In u room occupied by Jack Myers, a porter at tlio hotel. Alter Hie first fire had been extinguished, the firemen made a careful search of the building and found no signs of fire. Both biuzes were on the second floor. o Decatur Woman’s Sister To Broadcast Sunday Night Tlte Rev. and Mrs. Ilobart Rauch, of Waterford, Michigan, will sing from radio station W.JR, Detroit,'j Michigan, Sunday evening. May 1. Iu tween 9 and 9:30 o'clock, standard time. Rev. Rauch is pastor of the Waterford Baptist church and Mrs. Rauch is a sister of Mrs. E. C. Fultrman, of this city. Get the Habit —Trade at Home. It Payi

THE ADAMS Theatre SUNDAY and MONDAY SUNDAY MATINEE at 2 I*. M. WHO IS HE? This mysterious masked Lothario with flowing scarf and screaming steed? Riding through the stilly stretches of the night—where does he go—whence does he come? Hoofs follow—nearer —nearer! What has he done? Don’t miss ZANE UREY’S latest master mystery melodrama! ALSO—“SLIPPING WIVES” with Priscilla Dean and Herbert Rawlinson. A Pathe Comedy. 15c 35c TONIGHT—TOM TYLER and His Pals in “THE SONORA KID” A Western (hat you'll remember. A LS O — “YOU’RE NEXT.” A ton of fun. 10c 20c 25c TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY—LON CHANEY in "FLESH AND BLOOD."

lifi : ifi Ifi ifi * THE CORT * 1 V i‘T < T* % ?— jWfWfeowJV - L ifi if* O i l 1 (llili .» » • ... Ti * p MATINEE SUNDAY at 2 I*. M. g HI The judge said. LE 1 Fined fifteen J $ [Hr.: days," but he found Jg'-gyw ifi ® a million dollars Ifi behind the bars of jj=|j this fun-packed ifi |S prison! Wm . - ... y|anl ftsray l*X—oOt 31 | ifi TONIGHT—“DESERT VALLEY," a hard riding tfjj Western drama featuring HI UK JONES. Mi ALSO— GUMP Comedv and News. LC Ml,- 20c 25c | .*, Si ..Si.HL2fr_.Si:!fL.ifi. SL S S_ ifi

OHIO STUDENT FLIER KILLED Shot Ry Immigration Inspectors Who Sought Chinese Smugglers Los Angeles, Cal. April 30 -(UP) An attack by U S. immigration Inspeelots on a fleet of airplanes, alleged to have been used in transporting Chin- ' ese across the Mexican border, resultI ed ill the gilliug of K. A. Daugherty, I 30. student aviator, of Somerset. Ohio. The planes an dihair occupants were selveil as they landed at the Eagle air port at Gaidcna, a suburb. Dun get ty was shot and instantly killed when inspectors, believing lie was attempting to take off again, opened fire

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