Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1930 — Page 6

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BURfiL CHURCHEf Union Chapsl U. B. Church I Rev. T. H. Hannan. Pastor. Sunday Schorl. 9:15 a. in. Thurman Drew, superintendent. (•reaching at 10:30 a. m. The Sunday School will be conducted by the men of the church. It Will be on the line of Father and Sou. The topic of the sermon will be,-“Father and Son.'' The people of the community are cordially invited to these services. ——o Decatur U. B. Church Pleasant Grove Sjjnday School at 9:30 a m. Net-tie-Harden. Superintendent. Lessen Subject, The Believing Centurion’. Evening Worship at 7:30 o’clock. Sermon by the pastor. Victory Sunday School at 9:3'1 a. m. H. E. Baxter, Superintendent. Worship I lour Follows Sunday School. Sermon by the pastor Ih-ayer Meeting Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. Rivare Sunday School at 9:15 a. m. Matilda Hower Superintendent. ‘

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Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. tn | ■A*. J>. Hower, President. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenng at 7 o'clock. The Victory church is making arI angementa for their special revlal services, which to! iegin November 23. Wi> sincerely | isk the players of God's people that , >nr efforts together may be fruit-, ful. Rev. Walter O. Johnson, Pastor | Willshire Circuit U B. in Christ Rev. Thomas Weyer, Pastor Willshire Sunday S< h.iol at 9:30 A. M, (Floyd Morrison. Supt.l Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 I Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. tn. Prayer meeting every Wednesday ■vetting at 7:30 o'clock. Winchester Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. (Meranda Bolinger. Supt.) Prayer and Praise service at 10:30 1 Preaching by the pastor at 7:00 j Midweek prayer service will be i held at the home of Mary Clopfen- j stine on Wednesday evening at 7:00 l o’clock. : Everybody welcome. I1 o I Grape Growers Warned — San Francisco. Calif., Nov. 14— ' (UP)—Reports of an impending «

[grape juice war between California ' urmeis and "Scarface Al" Capone’s Chicago gangs caused bitterness aniorg grape grower today over possibility of financial losses after a year of costly labor. The reports centered around a purported warning by Capone to rep rcsetCatlves of the growers. Capone ' was quoted as having ordered them to refrain from selling grape juice concentrated in Chicago. 0 Former Geneva Resident Dies At Winchester , Geneva. Ind., Nov. 11. -(Special) —Ernest Addington, 41, former Gej neva man died at a hospital in Winchester last night following an j operation he underwent recently. | Mr. Addington suffered peritonitis before the operation was performed. and was ill only a few days. i He lived at Geneva until twenty , years ago when he moved to Winj cheater. Surviving is the mother, Mrs. Henry Michaud of Berne, the wife and two children at Winchester, and a sister. Mrs. William Weils of Geneva. Funeral arrangements have not been made. o Ora Baker of Fort Wayne attended to business in this, city today.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1930

i| A ’1 EXCITEMENT IN TOYLANI)

Station SCT (Santa Claus Toyland) i Santa Claus Announcing: All Toyland is excited! The imj portant Invitation received from ! the children of Decatur to visit them Saturday, November 29. has caused much talk, and all the little elves and brownies are busily making arrangements for Santa's journey. Vixen. Santa's mischievous reindeer, cannot be found, and special searching parties are being sent out to hunt for her. Santa declares, he cannot possibly leave the North Pole without Vixen, for even ! though she is mischievous, and causes much worry, often eats the, ears off the little dolls, licks the paint off the toys, and even sometimes upsets Santa's sleigh, losing.

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I lots of toys, Santa loves the rein- | de r. just as all the mothers ami ■ j fathers In the world love their chil- , J dren even when they are a little | naughty. So when the children see i toys in tile st. res that are broken. .; or do not get the presents they ask.l id for at Christmas time, they will . know that Viveu is to blame for j it. ■I Vixen is just hiding to worry 1 [ Santa Claus, and after she thinks; she has caused him enough worry i and has made hundreds of little 1 children fear Santa Claus won't be. I able to visit them this Christmas. ' she will citne running home laugh ling. Santa should whip her. but, he loves her so much that lie can't j punish her. , Santa has ordereel a large number

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Os new kinds of toys to be made tills year, and samples are being made by the elves and brownies in all the factories In Toyland so he, can take them with him to Deca i tur. Santa will have to start on his K ng journey just as soon ns he can complete nil the arrangements, get the reindeer brushed and cleaned up for tb« visit, and pack all the toys and candy kisses. Everyone In Toyland is just scurrying around in great excitement over the big event. Centenarian Rides In Plane 1 Bluefield, va„ —(UP)—Samuel ■ H. Young. Bluefield, who wus 100 i years old last Fourth of July and ■ claims to be "as spry as a firecrac!:- , er," has been married three times j and had nine children bv each of :. I his first two wives. Fifteen of the children are still living. All the, wives are dead. He celebrated his j hundredth birthday by an airplane, 1 ride. — ...... m.. •

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