Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 20 July 1928 — Page 7

I RURAL CHURCHES I Decatur M. E. Circuit Bg John F. B“>‘ ;ker - lMtW ’ ■ Beulah Church 8 , l 30 » Su, " la> ’ 8ch0 " • ■ Mt. Pleasant Church . n , -Sunday School. B iTeu- hing by ’he pa»- | subject Th-' Striking and OrK| 1 lung in Stephen * Sermon. I Washington Church K , a m. Preaching by paator. ilsX':’ AV " y TIK! C “ rlHl,M “ U ’ VeM ■| ’’our '^'uul "quarterly meeting will B L .1.1 in the Deeatnr M. E. church. |l ' ii be a joint meeting of »evM Thi ; 1. .. rhe meeting will be- , I I' A luncheon will be lin Hu basement after l he hueII mee.ing. Have good reports be present at night. Ml. ■ —- o ——————— ■ Plea.ant Mills Charge ■Ks A. E. Burk. Pastor. I p| eaS ant Mills M. E. Church M 9::1 ii -Sunday School. ■B pi ;in Class Meeting. K - 1: . ,mu th ami Junior League. K 1 Kvangelistie services. ■ - Thursday evening prayer ■anl \u <q tlio'-e who ate planning on go■l th. Epworth League institute Bl al. r.Ti. sied to meet at the parsonK I are Monday evening at 7:30. ■ Salem M. E. Church Bk| ii.iiii Sunday School. ■ lll: iiti -Morning Worship. Wednesday evening prayer MB meeting. K 011 - >e.ond quarterly 1 conference ■.■ mil be held at the Decatur M. E. K| church Sunday at 2:30 p. m. AH |CT the conference are urged |k| to be present at this service. BE|| .. „ | | Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren S. L. Cover. Pastor. S'.inilav School at 9 o clock. ■ Th,, i dhee Mission Hand of ManKKh- ter college will give a program K|at I" "'clock and bring to us a mess■H at" "I nil- inns. The evening service KI will begin at 7: .15. There will be HI special mil ie and a chalk picture m drawn. a seimon will follow. MidK|m.k pra'er service will be on Wed- ■ | nesday eteiiinu al S o'clock. A specK| ial invitation is given to all. ■|si - o —— K%r Calvary Church KK IT ;:1 Sunday Sell •<>] on Sunday at' | I »::;•» A M. Prayer and Praise service ■m innii- ly following the Sunday ■mH School. | ' Th. Rev M. W. Sntrdoi -mart K-l will po ,ii li on Thursday .Night. Tile ■■■ ci.ninminty i> cordially invited. I 8080 M. E. CIRCUIT |U MT. HOPE IM Sunday school, 9:30. | Th- • >ml quarterly meeting will | |be held at Mt. Hope. Dr. Wiant, disKw 11:11 U'er iiteiident will preach the K ■ serimm and administer the Holy MINS IMMEDIATE I BELIEF FROM HER ’ if slthtroori.es I I Konjola Banished All Trace Os I Stomach And Kidney I Trouble, She Says I \ . w I ilPlfr t... M RS. NOKA CUNKAD j Konjola was so effective in my | I case that it gave me almost immediI I p te reli , et '” sa ys Mrs. Nora Conrad, I I R■ R. No. 5, Bloomington, Ind., “and I now all trace of stomach and kidney I I trouble is gone. I I "Dreadful gas pains and indigestion | I kept me in misery after every meal | I, , someti mes my heart would beat. I so fast I thought any minute it would ... I Stop. Constipation made my condi- | I "on all the worse and seemed to fill | my system with poison. Finally, mv i I f ‘‘i,' leys ,)eea me badly affected and I t I “A? y s,lfffirln E would never end. i I , At( er the first few days, every of Konjola brought me closer to I ' le , as I eould feel the aches t I 11 Pains gradually leaving my sys- - I t em ' Now - my digestion is perfect, hln? 1 11' 1 free of constipation and my kld>s are in goo d wor king order. No I med >eine ever did this much I im a n < e an<i thals why I indorse Kon- ■ joia to others.” I is sold in Decatur at the J ager & Falk dru « store and I thrn, - the best dru ggists in all towns I tarou snout this entire section.

.Sacrament. After which the quarterly conference will convene. It la desired that all reports be made at this time. Wo sincerely urge that Bobo charge respond to this occasion. Come and let us bow down and Worship our Maker. MT. TABOR Sunday school 9:30. Class meeting, 10:30, Epworth League, 6:30. Preaching. 7:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening, 7:3ti. CLAKKS CHAPEL Sunday school 9:30. Class meeting 10:30. Epworth iamgue, 7:00. Prater meeting, Wednesday, 7:30. H. E. FORBES, Pastor. • o Former Bluffton Woman Attempts Suicide In W est Bluffton, July 20.— A message received here today said that Mrs. Addie Powell, formerly of fids city, who drank poison lust Sunday niglit at Sandpoint, Idaho, in a suicidal attempt, is improving aud is expected to recover. She is reported to have attempted suicide after her husband, Vic Powell, former Fort Wayne trail le officer, deserted her at Sandpoint, driving uwuy in their new automobile, purchased just before they left for the west on May 3. The automobile was found abandoned at Spokane, but no trace of Powell was found. It had been reported in dispatches from Idaho that Mrs. Powell h?.d said that her husband wrote a check for SI,OOO on tier account on a Bluffton bank. No such check has appeared at the local bank and iuquiry here disclosed that, a request had been received here for tin advancement to the Powells and thut because the estate of the late Herschel Davis, former husband of Mrs. Powell, has uot been adjusted, there was no money foi an advancement. It was following the forwarding of such word that it was learned here that Powell had disappeared. o Get the Habib~*Traae at Home, it Pays

Sacrament. After which the quarterly conference will convene. It is de-

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DECATUR I)/\ILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928.

HOOVER RETURNS TO NOME STATE By William Hutchinson, INS Staff Correspondent Aboard Hoover Train, Sncrumento, Calif., July 20.- Herbert Hoover, the first Californian ever nominated for tile presidency, returned to his home state today on a mission of sorrow aud with, all “welcome home” festivities postponed until after Hie funeral of ills father-in-law Charles D. Henry. Tile Henry obsequies will be held at 2 o'clock tills afternoon in the chapel of the Lelund Stanford university, which both Mr. and Mrs. Hoover attended years agq. The Hoover train swinging down out of Hie Sierra Nevtidas early tills morning past the famous California orchard country was running far ahead of its original schedule In order to get the republican nominee and his wife to their Palo Alto home in time to attend the funeral. Receptions Ordered Abandoned All receptions were ordered abondoned Including a great welcome home celebration in San Francisco. His train was routed from Oakland via tile Dumbarton bridge direct to Palo Alto where it was due at 9:15 this morning, thus avoiding a ferry boat tide across San Francisco Bay and all Stops in that city. o . Two Berne Men Narrowly Escape Death Wednesday i Berne. July 20. (Special)—Herbert • F. Sprunger and Wilson Bixler, of , Berne, narrowly escaped death by i asphyxiation, Wednesday, when they Where Service Is Paramount hundred room hotel located tn the down-town section — only three blocks from the "circle” Excellent parking and. garage facilities SPINK ARMS HOTEL INDIANAPOLIS m. A. Holt^r^rncf or

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inhaled what in believed to have beeu i ethyl gus while they wore painting In the cement tank underneath the < Homer Neudei'lniiiser residence in the 1 south part Os Berne. Erwin Bauman I and Harry Sprunger, who were work- i ing Inside Iho house' at the time, noticed that tho two painters were I acting queerly and went to their rescue. Both were completely dazed. The two painters were using a special paint to prevent rain water from getting hard ami It was the paint that discliargiul Hie poisonous gas. " —— ——O——- 1 ■ Reward Offered For Slayers Os Policeman Indianapolis, Ind., July 20 (INSi Witli u SI,OOO reward offered for the arrest of the slayers of Motor Policeman Paul Miller, 33. Hie limit for tile two men who shot and fatally wounded Hie officer was renewed with vigor here today. Miller died at Hie City hospital lato Wednesday after lie whisper (lie wish that his assailants bo caught before'

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they shot someone else. ■ He was Hie 13th Indianapolis police officer to die in line of duty since IX9O. On Muy 7, last, Patrolman Charles E. Carter, negro, was slain by an unidentified man. Miller underwent a blood transfusion a few hours before his death. » -■ o —— | AIRPLANE PASSENGER FLIGHTS over Decatur all day Sunday, July 22, from Geimer field, south of Decatur. It ■■■ ■ o — Wonderful Cream For Dry Skins A new marvelous Cleansing Cream is on the inirkej, containing Cocoa Butter. It molts right into the skin, cleaning every pore of grime and dirt, and will not stretch the skin or make it saggy. It's simply marvelous in keeping youthful complexions. Ask for MELLO-GLO, the new Cream with Cocoa Butter. Will not grow hair. ' Tho Holthouse Drug Cp.

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