Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1929 — Page 3

MISSION work TOBEDISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE ering In Fort Wayne Under the leadership of Oishop FdgJ r Blake, of Indianapolis, a mln,iuiiary meeting for members of all thP Methodist Episcopal churches in , hB Fort Wayne district of north In- ; conference will he held in £vne Street Methodist Episcopal Fort Wayne, on Monday and Sav X - ™ ww "’ be o< prominent ml.elon.rle. and national Christian leaders front mission countries, under the leader-

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Dr. E. Stanley Jones

ship of Dr. E. Stanley Jones, noted author, missionary and evangelist, who has just returned from n series of successful evangelistic meeting throughout the principal countries of South America, will conduct "the World Mision of Christianity," the title which has been given to these sessions. Dr. Jones enjoys a worldwide reputation as an evangelist; he is an AiUviitdii wliu lta» iiiotti. ul his life to preaching to the ans and high caste Hindus of India. He has also conducted services for thousands of persons in China, Japan. Korea, Malaysia, and in every state in the I'nited States. In May, 1928, Dr. Jones was elected a bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church by its general conference, but resigned twenty-four hours later because he wished to continue his special evangelistic work in India. He is the author of "The Christ of the Indian Road" and "Christ at the Round Table," probably the widest read religious books of the present decade. Dr. Jones will be the speaker at the mass meeting to be held in connection with this niisionary presentation, on Monday evening, January 28, at 8:00 o'clock in the Shrine Auditorium, at Fort Wayne. Others on the program of the morning and afternoon of the same day are > SC Ku, a noted business man in Foochow'. China, a former member of the Min River conservation commission. a lay preacher and a grandson of the First Methodist minister in China, on The Chinese church and the Revolution'; Miss Georgiana Such, a medical worker and builder of a hospital among the Kabyle tribes of Mohammedan North Africa, on “Moslem Momen and Children in North Africa''; the Rev. John D. Van Buskirk, M.D., medical missionary in Korea, mid vice-president of Severance Union ■ ci’cal Col ego in Seoul, Korea, on he New Day in Foreign Misions*’; Rev. Epigmenio Velasco, a fullwooded Oaxaco Indian of Mexico, Pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church at Puebla, Mexico, on "The ■ «>van Church Takes Hold"; and e Rev. Jose Valencia, pastor in the _™ppme Islands, on 'The Youth of INTERNATIONAL paper co. Th ew York ' December 26, 1928 e ioard of Directors have declarite alt y diVidend of Bixty < 6oc > of this ' are ' ° n the common stock 1929 to om o any ’ payable February 15, record at , h Omn ?°® Stockholders ot ruary i, c ose of business Febwill not ctos e mal,ed- TranSfCr ... OWEN shepherd, ‘ce-President and Treasurer,

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the Philippines and their Churches." On Teusday morning, January 2ft, In the Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal church, the pastors of the district will meet for a session with Dr Jones; it will be In the nature of a "retreat," Dr. Jones discussing the message and method of personal evangelism. GENEVA NEWS Richard Potter left Monday to resume work as a railway mail clerk between Chicago and Marion, Ohio. Edward Linton arrived home Sunday from San Diego, California, where he received an honorable discharge from the navy. The eight-month-old baby of Harley Rolles, living southwest of Geneva, died Sunday. The baby had been 1.1 several days with pneumonia which was followed by an abscess on the brain. John Dickerson is spending the week in Oklahoma City, attending to business. Mrs. Fred Chartier, of Flint. Michigan. came Sunday night to visit her mother, Mrs. Ira Lybarger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shoemaker are moving their household goods to Muncie this week. George Shoemaker left for Purdue. Monday, where he will attend a school conducted for road commissioners. Harry Steed spent Sunday with his wife in Elkhart where she is at the bedside of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Francis McWhlnney, of Decatur, spent the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haggard, of Fort Wayne, are visiting with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Schoonover. A marriage license has been issued to Miss Luella Runyon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Runyon, east of Geneva, and Kenneth Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Logan, of Bryant. Miss Mary Kenney has returned to Fort Wayne, after spending the weekend at the home of Carson Welsch. Little Gene Campbell, who has been a patient at the Decatur hospital, was brought home Sunday. David Cross is attending to business in Indianapolis this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Farlow spent Monday in Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muth and son Walter Jean spent Sunday at the borne of Mrs. Ellis Butcher, of Pennville. Henry Decker is recovering from a slight stroke of paralysis, which he suffered Sa.ird.iy. o Cet the Habit —Trade at Home. It Pays - - - 11- - - • - x——-'i IT !■ m l»■ I Stomach Attacks Have Ceased Kidneys and Back No Longer Pain Him. Tells Why. Carrying mail, while handicapped by severe pains in his limbs, indigestion and back-ache, was the burden endured for many years by Mr. Russel L. Reynolds, mail carrier, 4GO Prospect Ave., Kendallville, Ind. Recently he found complete relief from his ailments. He explains it as follows: *■. “For eight years I suffered with burning pains in my limbs, as well as severe trouble with my stomach and kidneys. Often I was so sick I could hardly keep going. My appetite was poor, my stomach hurt after meals, and I had attacks of gas and biliousness. My kidneys were very weak and bothered me a great deal, day and night. My back ached terribly and I was subject to bad headaches. I was nervous and sleepless at nights, and felt weak and worn out during the day. Nothing I took seemed to help me in the least. But when I began taking Viuna, I soon felt a big difference. The first bottle relieved my kidney trouble and ended the backache. After the second bottle, the awful burning pains in my legs . stopped and have not bothered me since. My appetite picked up and I my digestion is fine; no gas or bil- | iousness any more. My whole sys- | tern is benefited, and I am entirely rid of the headaches, nervousness i and weakness. I sleep and get up feeling rested, and ready for a full day’s work. No other medicine ever gave me the wonderful and complete relief I obtained with Viuna. I recommend it heartily to sick folks.” Viuna has worked wonders in thou- 1 sands of desperate cases of kidney trouble, back-ache, stomach trouble and rheumatism. It may be the making of you. Try one bottle under positive guaranty. $1 at druggists or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co., Indianapolis, Ind. VIUNA The Wonder Medicine Sold By CALLOW * KOHNE

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Electrical Inventor Dies Lafayette, Ind., Jan. 23. — <U.R) — Funeral services will be held here Friday for Thomas Duncan, 63, electrical inventor, known as “the father of the electric meter industry” who died Sunday night in I ,os Angeles

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from heart disease. He was president of the Duncan Electric Manufacturing company here. 0 John Zimmerman, who resides on Decatur route 2, is a patient at the Methodist hospital in Fort Wayne

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