Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 9 August 1929 — Page 5

CHtIRCH HULL STUDY UNION isr.!. ciplcs of Christ Agenda -Kle. Aug 9,-(U.P>-Fa<''»« ‘ h »™ J,r Problems in their church work, San churches - dtocipl*. of ~.,1.,—are gathered here forth? (^'jn K of their International conven whhh will continue seven days, ‘ne problems before the convention pXosed union with the North- « Raplist church, ministry pension J e.Xtion of a new president for the United Christian missionary 90H. Rogers of Tulsa. Okla., Is --Went <’f 'he convention. He ZZerly was president of Internatioa 1, Rotary, is a banker and member . Ihe federal reserve board. Dr. Graham Crank. Dallas, is secretary. ’ Members of the church now number ..proximately 1.500.000 and form the Mth largest protestant religious body In the United States. A meeting of the National Evangel,W|c association last night was the first of many meetings to ire held in connection with the convention. A feature of the gathering will be sunrise services Sunday in Volunteer park, where the worshippers will gath er on a hillside, overlooking Puget Sound, with the snow spotted Olympic mountains in the background. Sunday afternoon 7,000 persons are expected to participate in a great communion service at the park. The Youth convention will be held Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday afternoon, with the young people conducting practically their entire program Social and religious codes will be the principal topics of their meetings. Dr Arthur Braden of the California Christian college, Dr. W. Paul

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Reager of Oakland and Dr. Marvlu O. Sanslfury of Seattle will be the only adults to address the young people. The convention will be without official delegates. Each member of the church 1s entitled to a vote. Plans for the Pentecostal celebration, when the National church in Washington, D. C will be dedicated in October. 1930, will be completed at the convention. The celebration will murk the approximate 100th anniversary of the founding of the church . Q— Theft Is Reported At William Rupert Home Sheriff Harl Hollingsworth was notified yesterday of the theft of S4O in money, a fountain pen, gold wrist watch, a pair of black oxford shoes ahi a leather Mil fold fiom the William Rupert residence, near Monroe. The money and articles, which were stolen Sunday, belonged to Mr. Rupert's son, and were concealed in a chest of drawers in his room Sheriff Hollingsworth is working on the case and believes that ho has a clue to the identity of the thief. o V* Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pay*

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WINONA LAKE PLANS PROGRAM Will Observe Pounding With Ail-Day Rally Sunday, August 11 Winona Imke, Ind., Aug. B.—(Special) — Sunday, August 11, will be wholly given up to the celebration of Foundation Day at Winona Lake. Religious emphasis will be put upon the leaders and doing that resulted in the founding of Winona —35 years ago. Winona history over this more than a quarter of a century is most worthy, most compelling, and replete with spiritual and religious interest. Noble men and women of prayerful life-habi; of challengfhg,' spiritual vision and of Holy Spirit directed leadership wisely laid the Foundation of Winona. Like an ancient hero. "They budded greater than they knew." Onward and upward from those early days—days of hardship, trial and anxiety, Winona lias moved into her present position of national

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and International prestige in Christian leadership. Now her friends and loyal adherents well nigh circle the globe. Winona, over these thirty five years has trained anti inspired such multitudes of preachers and their wives, missionaries, evangelists, religious song leaders and church workers of all kinds, as to give her a standing in the church at large, both at home and abroad, second to no other institution in the world. The speaker for the day is the well known evangelist, and mission worker. Mel Trotter. He has just returned from a tour of the Orient and will have much to say regarding the trip, wiiich he will do in his own inimitable way. The music will be under the direction of Homer Rodeheaver. A special program is announced for tho afternoon. o Columbus - Officials in charge of the better babies contest.to lie held ini connection with the annual fair and : race meet here, have been swamped witli entries. One hundred seventeen entrants already have been received and officials expected .the number to go to 150. Originally plans were made for judging one hundred tiabiesz Anderson—As a result of trying to ANNUAL PARISH PICNIC • Sunday, August. 18, 1929. the St. Mary's Paring at Irish Settlement, Adams county, Indiana, will give their regular annual picnic on -the church grounds. All arrangements have been made to render this year's home-com-ing especially interesting and enjoy I able. We, therefore, take great pleas-1 nre in inviting you to spend Sunday and Sunday evening with us at Irish! Settlement. Music furnished by the famous S'. Henry Rainbow orchestra. Directions: One mile north, and % mile east of New Corydon, Indiana, or 2% miles north and I'4 miles west of the end of the Celina pavement at the state line. 189-3 t

fiAiMj The Kuebler Co. < wUr —the boston store— \ ' Decatur Indiana outof BusinmOzlt Now Going On! Thousands of People visited our Store What a crowd! What great Values! Thursday—the opening day of our “Going Out of Business Sale” found thousands of people crowding our store to get their share of these super values. They acclaimed it the greatest sale ever held in Adams county. For miles around they came to hrave the crowds and buy quality merchandise at sweeping reductions. They realized the unusuainess of a sale by this store and the values it offers. The facts are these! We are Going Out of Business! We want to sell everything in the store and to do this we have made drastic reductions on everything in the store. Our large and complete stock of the best merchandise obtainable can now be purchased at rock bottom prices. Our loss is your gain! Wonderful selections in every department. Join the crowds and shop for real bargains. We Say, Come Saturday! Come any day for these Super values are too great to overlook Coats —Dresses—Rugs—Silks — Ginghams — Prints— Satins —Outings—Toweling — Sheeting — Hose — Bed Spreads- -Blankets —Linoleum —Gkives — Draperies — Underwear—in fact anything you need is here in large abundance. , The Kuebler Co. I " THE BOSTON STORE ■■■■■HnBMBBOSBaHMaHHIHBIQraHHHMHnnBnnneraHaMHnKMnniHHiHMIHHNM!

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