Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 24 February 1928 — Page 7

I |OL CHURCHES E to , e Church of the Brethren I . fov|T. Pastor. I 10130 ' Mrß- - • Aljl . e K j llg Eby f|Ml lhe nl " rnln * *T' * 1 " *“,' service will also nature. A s erelecture will be given at 7.30. f pl „ M nt Mills and Salem p * A Shipley. Pastor. Sunday Sehool. 9 30 a. m. . <r worship. Salem, 10.30. League. Roy Smith, lead"pS’rmeeibHt. Salem. Wednesday. | meeting. n nf Suß<l«y O e*e'’ iDß service W ‘ U ’’ e a . H al Pleasant Mills in favor SXt reviv,.!. We hope the lire community attends these serv“ihe district conference will be held at Montpelier. February 28 and 29. I long the speakers will be our Bis- [ hl ., Leets, bishop of this area and R. : I W ade secretary of World Service. I There are many other fine things on ( the program. We hope every report ’ till be in the pastor's hands Sunday. We appreciate the splendid spirit j cooperation and interest in the .iritual as well as the material phases, of the church. Let us all unite to make the closing weeks the I best and close the conference year ' at high tide with all bills met and our souls aflame for righteousness. He who is able to have many things I junds in danger that many things nay get him. In the long run, your character will 'make you gain. In the meantime it i is gain. i "Build'’ says the ApoMie, “but build J thoughtfully, build carefully, build with your eye upon the fife that shall i try your work." History is littered with the stories of nations destroyed by their own wealth.—Calvin Coolidge. Faith alone makes an unseen world our own. We must make the best of our fellownien, since we cannot make them as we wish. o— —— Bobo M. E. Circuit Rev. E. I*. White. Pastor. Bobo Church—Sunday school, 9:30. Epworth League, 6:15 p. m. Preaching service, 7:00 p. m. Clatls Chapel - Sunday school. 9:30 Preaching service, 10:30 a. m. Mt. Hope Sunday School, 9:30. Sunday evening the revival will Iregin at Bobo. We are looking for one of the great« st meetings we have ever had. We can have one if the mem-

THEY SAY PIGS IS PIGS! ' and CORN IS CORN! BUT Compare PERFECT with any other brand regardless of price, and note the difference. Try a can on our guarantee of complete satisfaction or your money refunded. At most grocers for 15c A. H. PERFECT & CO. The White Meat Market | w e Deliver J. A. KUHN Phone 388. 1 !S!i— During [he season of Lent we will carry a complete line of fresh fish. Place your orders with us or stop in on your way home. CHOICE MEATS 6[ ALL KINDS. CHEESE, CANNED GOODS.

bers of the church and friends of the community want. Next week is to he Win-My-Chum week for the young people. Each evening next week the i pulpit will be filled by our visiting pastors. Next Tuesday and Wednesday will be district conference at Montpelier. Anyone wishing to go tell the pastor as he will provide away for you and entertainment will be free. .o- .... .NEW REMEDY FOR ICY WINDSHIELD Evans Ville, Ind., Feb. 24 —(U.R)— A Michigan motorist who visited Evansville recently carried his own re'inedy for cleaning the windshield of his car. Any one can apply this new accessory in a short time thus decreasing chances for accidents caused by a frosty windshield. All one needs is a piece of glass thinWer than the wind shield which is stuck on the inside of the shield with adhesive tape. A strip of tape is first put over the edge of the piece of glass so the two are not in direct contact. A second set of strips hold the thin glass in place ■nd also closes the cracks. The space between Insulates the area covered and in this manner prevents sleet and snow from sticking to the outer glass. The doors and windows may also be served in this manner insuring clear vision in all directions. It s advisable to use small squares of thin glass. The Salute The order which abolished hat lifting among soldiers was given to the military sthool by Friedrich Wilhelm 111 in 1802. The soldier on entering a house was still expected to take off his hat, while a soldier on foot should lift his left hand horizontally to his eye, and the soldier on horseback should salute with his right hand. ■ . , . ...Q A——for sale. Cash on delivery. Phone 78 or 991. Adams County Lumber Co. / —• TOLEDO EXCURSION via Nickel Plate Road February 26 $2.75 round trip from Decatur. Tickets good going on Train No. 6 Returning on Train No. 5, date of sale. Consult Ticket Agent for full details.

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BLUFFTON BANK RECEIVER NAMED M. E. Stults Placed, In Charge Os Ass airs Os Old Studahaker Bank . —— Blufftnn, Feb. 24 Morris E Stults was appointed receiver for the Studabaker bank this afternoon by Judge l A. W. Hamilton In the Wells county | circuit court following acceptance by ; the court of the resignation of the Citizens bank as receiver. Stults boud was gut at $50,000. Stults as cashier cf the Citizens bank has been in active charge of the receivership affairs. The Citizens bank in filing its resignation as receiver, recited to the court that by a resolution of its stockholders it had decided to liquidate and quit business and had sold all its assets and had transferred its deposit’s to the Wells county bank, and asked to be permitted to make and file a final report and upon approval of the same to be relieved of further responsibility and liability as receiver. The transfer of aatMs, deposits and accounts of the Citizen's hank to the WOMEN NEED THIS WHalf Pint . Measuring Cu »- FREE "T" Sunlite-Jell The New Day Gelatine Dessert with th* aroma of fresh ripe fruit: Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry, Lemon and Orange. Also Mint. ynur CTocer for Sunlite-Jell and write •fSJJJwWLJ'W Dessert Cu., | -i Waukesha. Wit., for cirr* x] cube describing new |J offer of aluminum dessert A molds, measuring cup, etc. fl Out 0 Q BREAD. Q 0 fl 11/:I 1 /: lb. loaves.. Ol fl X MILK, Pet. Borden's, X Q Carnation, 1 W fl Large can ... Ivt fl X Small can 5c X X m X Pork and Beans X Q Campbells U fl 3 cans fl 5! JELL-O, All h X Flavors, 3 c 6 Apple Butter E 0 gallon tins... Ve/V (J S CORN, Del- J A fl h Monte, 3 cansTcW fl h ■■■■■»■■«■ fl K PEAS, Del- r A ± u Monte. 3 cans M vl UJ H PEACHES, Large fl 5 [ 3 t 5 .’..... ,50c 5 3 APRICOTS, Large W s 55c a h fl E CORN MEAL QA X | 10 pounds z ... uvt U 2 -T™ 1 "" 11 1 fl fl SAUSAGE, 1 P 0 fl Pure Pork, lb. LOL fl ? —" s r OLEO Comar 1 A., X .he best. tb. .. Lc/t U H aaHBBhMMMMMD fl h lard 07 fl I 2 pounds .... m I L x 0 COCOANUT 09/. ’? L fl Bulk, lb fl X PISH, Lake Herring fl O t !b. ke S 98c S I Phone 103 1 H

Wella county bank was completed yesterday and the customers of the Citizen’s bank were transacting business today with the Wells county bank. Lack of patronage was the reason assigned for the Citizens bank to discontinue business. It was organized. lust Apt II and occupied the hank build-1

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