Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 15 February 1929 — Page 5

***77 !iS SBSSKH»«3 fife’s VOICE s s '* d Mr the g«“« ral <ood H a (fS tlom ot intereit. K • w ,h °' ® S P |f,,e . ‘*7 it Will not be W a , t tlw« tlc y ’ that n not be. W Letter From Utah ■ note Tbe following Intc *" hag be*'i> received from Wl 11 "*' a ,laush,er h . <,f Dilling. of l’ re!,le town^ lp ’ reaiding 1" t,,n ’ juiiiiy»*• "«"»• to * honi 1 woul i , and it takes too much “ »oJ.» <■»<■“ ’7::r,ru™x°! —■ .. -r.» ->■ 7SU«.»" . uke City on January 3 at -.3 ?"« T ‘p beautiful scenery through Luing i» l)ey0 ' 1 ' 1 description. Xof * u 1 wfll te " >ou . “7” 2|,’m Canyon: This cily is I,,ca « miles south west of Salt Lake < By. . population of 1200. It is truly u.caiyou. there being only one mam ” which is narrow and is 7*4 T long and has three branches. L being lower Bingham, one Copper,el(l .nd ours being Highland Bay. 7, has population of 1200 Os course gull the houses are built along this a. narrow street Paths lead up luhreds of steps to houses build up glide of mountain Just out side the — yon. before entering Bingham a M division is being built by the fuii Copper Co., for its employees, til hardware, shingles and roofs etc in made of copper. In the distance on a clear Sunshiny (tj.ecan see the beautiful Wasa'ch du We fat* the Oquirrh range of du on which are found the Utah kjex. Utah Delaware or Highland fcr. Utah Metals, U S. Frisco, New Sgiinil. Ohio Copper and Utah Copurnunes. The Utah Copper mines are te largest in the world. They move tons of earth daily. This is an open or strip mine and they are worknp on 28 to 30 terraces. The heavy blasting shakes the houses We are livnj in such a high altitude which is rsry noticeable at first, after comiqiron Indiana. Then while you were ■ altering with cold and sleet we were M Binding the c Id The weather toes not seem cold because the air is ty. Os course it is colder at Salt Lake tty becaus of the Lake. The snow drifts kept busses off schedule several toys last week. All mail and passenger Wrice between here and Salt Lake Clyfe'by bus. Mail is delivered here taiy by carrier who rides horseback ri.ter and summer. "to I know you are ail anxious to teai about the Highland Bay Com. Hause This building was built two W ago by the Womens Home Mis- • Wry Society of the M. E. Church •psud leased to them by the Utah M. or Highland Bay Mine, located M across from building, one en®e being just north of us, another Wkcross from us, almost level with ® third story windows. Tais is a building and is three stories in •Wit You enter the basement, here V'wted a good sized assembly m. office, two class and club rooms iMael training room (not equipped J’? 16 7 farl anil tlle sbower room W koys lavatory. On the first floor iL. 6 Well ’ e< l ll >Pl>ed domesticiitt/r ■ | llthe "’ girls lava,or y and Breading room and library. Our 11400 trooks which have ■ T from time to time. U eki ,‘! e 3eCoU<l floor yuu wil > f *nJ breakfast nook, dining r o°n>. four bed-rooms and

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story on Thursday evening. There is absolutely no time to get lonesome here for about 2:30 the first kindergartens are out of school and come running as fast as they can and from then on to closing time which should he 9 45 but is usualy later there is a crowd of happy boys and girls here except for our supper hour. There were 65 young men and boys in house this evening after supper. Some of you basketball fans ought to be here and see our boys play. There is a regular schedule for use of the gym. Monday. Wednesday and Friday nights being girls nights and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday are boy nights In the afternoon are classes etc. On Monday the girls have no special class and the boys have Home Guards. On Tuesday the girls have cooking class and the buys have Rangers. On Wednesday the girls choose what they will do and the boys have camp cooking. On Thursday is Childrens Bible Story hour at 2:30 and older group at 3:30. and they enjoy it so much they usually stay until 5 o’clock and then often dome back in evening to work on books. Ou Friday is play Day and oh what good times they do have. No special classes on Saturday. On Sunday, the Deaconesses go to local church in morning, arrive home at 12:30 and we have Sunday school at 2 o'clock. The children are so anxious they sometimes come before we have dinner and ask if it is Sunday school time. We have an enrollment of 112 at Sunday school and Bible StoryClass. Then in evening we have Young Peoples Meeting. They usually come at 6:30 and we play Bible games before our meetings. Have also had Educational slides before meetings several nights. We have no negroes here but have all nationalities, French, Spanish, Greek, Mexican (who are from 75 to 90 per cent Indian) Austrian. Servian, German, English Italian and any others you can name but they are as tine as any boys and girls you will find anywhere. The environment is any thing but good. A large uiunber of the parents have no standard of morals whatsoever. There is cursing, swearing and durnkeness around them all the time but you never hear anyone swear here in the building and they tell us how they try not to swear or do things that are wrong. Now you are probably asking what I do. I cook the meals, have a class of girls under 8 in Kitchengarten class on Tuesday evening. Class of boys 9 to 12 in Bible Story on Thursday evening and class of boys and girls 9 to 12 in Sunday school Then I help out where I can. On Monday P. M. 1 played with 25 or 30 little tots in the basement. That day we had 45 boys in

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929.

ParenU Can’t Set It Mabel Van Den Akker, Hollywood society girl, and Farid Simaika, Egyptian Olympic diving champ, are finding considerable parental objection to their marriage. But in spite of anything dad has or may say the young folks are going through with it. (International Newsreel) building at one time. Many times we have gym. reading room and the other roams all full of boys and girls playing in evening You probably say, “what about the cost?’’ The building and equipment cost $35.000. The upkeep is no small matter and yet there is some income for they pay 25c per month for playing in gym. and 5 c each time in cooking class tor they eat what they copk. Now you may say “Well, does it pay? and here words will fail for it would be impossible to tell of some results. You would have to come to meeting and hear the children to know. Last Sunday some of my boys (under 12) told how they used to fight and how they were drunk. 1 said "Oh boys do you do that,’’ They replied “oh no, not now Miss Dilling, that was a year ago" I have 23 enrolled in my Sunday School class. Another

lustancn in my Bible Story Clans a boy witih tears in his eyes said "Miss Dilling I pray every day, I pray for my father so he be good man" another said "Miss Dilling, I want to pray but 1 don't know-how. Now I’ll tell of some results in our Young Peoples Meetings. Our first meeting was held Jan. 13. Some frankly told how they were trying not to swear, steal or lie. Next meeting was Jan. 20 with 16 present and you could see how hungry they were to know God. At the close of meeting all 16 of their own accord came up to reading room to pray. They had to be taught how to pray but soon all knelt and prayed aloud at the same time, and soon all were really saved. Since then we have had reports of how they are reading their Bible;; and standing true. They have told how they pray and how they talk to others about giving their hearts to God. Last Sunday night

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at close of meeting a young mother and a young man, the only older young people present, came up to reading room and waited for us to come and pray with them and they two were saved. God is answering prayer and more are coming each day. Many of the results will never be known until the Judgement Day. The work is so worth while and this is such a needy field- I do not think there is a field more needy, not in Uils county or in Che foreign field, and truly this is a foreign field. Will you pray for i*s that Gods work may continue and many souls find Christ this year. 1 am we) and happy and would be glad to hear from any who may care to write, my address being Bingham Canyon, Utah, Incare of Highland Bay Com. House. With love to all Your friends Susie M. Dilling

IN MEMORIAM lu loving memory of our dear wife and mother who passed away one year ago today, February 15, 1928. The blow was hard, the shock severe, We never thought your death so near, So sad and sudden was the call. Os you, Dear Mother, loved by all. You bid us all a last farewell, To those you knew and loved so well,

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Our aching hearts will always say, A dear one sure has passed away. Ham Butler and Children. — o- — Dr. and Mrs. Roy Archbold and Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Neptune will motor to Fort Wayne, this evening, to attend the Decatur-Central basketball game at the North Side gym. Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pays