Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1931 — Page 6

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HURAL CHURCHES Decatur Circuit M. E. Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday school, 9:30, Jesse Singleton, supt. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p in. Beulah Sunday school, 9:30. Charles Fuhrman, supt. Evangelistic service at 7 pin. Sermon by pastor. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30. Washington Sunday school, 9:30. Harry Andrews, supt. Preaching service following the Sunday school. Sermon by pastor. Prayer meeting Friday at 7:30. Pleasant Valley Sunday school 9:30. Harold’

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Porter, supt. Prayer meeting 1 Thursday at 7:30. The third' Quarterly Conference for the charge will be held at Pleasant.! i Valley, (Sunday, Nov. 15, at 7:30. 1 All are invited to this service and I official members are urged to be j present. Mt. Tabor Circuit, M. E. Church Rev. Elbert Morford, pastor. j — Mt. Tabor Church Sunday School. 9 a. in. Ed Koos,' | superintendent. There will be no> preaching service. • Clark's Chapel !; Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Chaun-i cep Clem, superintendent. Morning worship. 10:30 a. m. Sub- r ject of sermon, "Tile Judgments of I the Lord.' ( Mt. Hope Church- ; Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. John

Corey, superintendent. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Preparations will be made for the revival service which will start at the Mt. Hope church, Wednesday Hight at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. William J. Briges of Willowbranch will preach. The public is invited. oAntioch M. B. C, Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Geo. H. “iTglit, Supt. Eilene Smith, secretary. Preaching service, 10:30 a. in. Special singing. No evening service. Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday evening, 7:30 p. m. he invited you to these services. Come with us am’fbve will do thee good. ' 4 - 0 Old Name Retained There is a district on the west coast of Africa still known today as Songliay. The t ante is the remnant of a great negro empire that once flourished in Northwest Africa, near the Sahara desert. This empire is thought to have had universities and astronomical observatories, wealth and pageantry. Now it is only a name. But the name lias been carried overseas to the South African basil and persists there long after its origin lias been forgotten.—New York Herald Tribune. o CARD OF THANKS We wish in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the neighbors and friends, those who sent floral offerings. and all those who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our son and brother Mervin. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hahnert and Children. o “Fairy” Only in Name Fairy rings are rings observed In pastures, distinguished from surrounding vegetation by being either barer or more luxuriant, and attributed by the peasants of western Europe to the dancing of the fairies. They are now known to be occasioned by the growth of certain kinds of fungi, which, proceeding outward from 41 center, render the soil for a tune unfitted for the nourishment of grass, but later fertilize it by their decay. o — Not Actual Tapestry The Bayeux tapestries, the marvelous work of art done by the wife of William the Conqueror, Matilda, and her ladies, telling the story of the conquest of England, is the most famous of all tapestries, yet is not really tapestry at .all. The designs are done in outline upon the cloth and not in the solid stitched effect which constitutes real tapestry. — o Seasonable Christinas A white Christmas refers to a Christmas day when it is snowing or when the ground Is covered with snow.

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'O. S. U. PLANS NEWSYSTEM OF EDUCATION Permit Attendance From 4 Years of Age To Sheepskin Columbus, 0.. Nov. <U.R) A program calling for the establish-1 ment of an individual school sys-! tein at Ohio State University has I received the approval of the uni- . versity board of trustees. Tiie complete school system is exI pected to be in operation by 1931. and will include a pre-school, low! er school, middle school, ten col- i leges, and a graduate school. The pre-sciiool, lower and middle school, under the program auth-' orized. would be operated in conjunction with the college of edit-; cation. They would be used to; demonstrate the latest accepted developments in teaching and to give seniors in the college of education the benefit of the most modern practice. All residents of Ohio would be admitted, conditioned upon the payment of a nominal fee. ; The new middle school, no* nearing completion on the campus, will I accommodate pupils ordinarily attending junior and senior high school. In operation the plan would permit school attendance at the uni-' j versity from sour 1 years of age to the attainment of highest acaI' demic degrees. FRANCE HONORS U. Si SAILORS Brest, —tup)— Fifteen Italian ' sculptors, under the direction of I Benito Quattrocchi, an American | citizen of Italian extraction, are , putting the finishing touches on the American Naval Memorial, which is due to be completed here in February. So far. no date for its dedication has been chosen, but it has been suggested that Feb. 22 would he ap-

SCHMITT’S — SATURDAY SPECIALS — Eresh Dressed Tame Rabbits, 2 to 3 pounds each, nice ones 18c lb Spring- Lamb to roast or fry. .' 25c lb Spring Chickens to fry, roast or stew. ..25c Th ■ , (REAL SATURDAY SPECIALS) Eresh Picnic Hams. 5 to 6 tbs. each .12'ic lb Eresh Pig Hams, 7 to 9 lbs. each 14c lb Round Swiss Steak (all meat) 18c lb Fresh Ground Hamberger 2 lbs. for 25c All Pork Sausage (real good) 15c lb Young Tender Beef Steak 20c Tb Eean Pork Steak 18c lb Lean Pork Shoulder Roast 17c lb Pork Side, sliced or in chunk 15c Tb Medium Sugar Cured Bacon 18c lb Small Hockless Picnic Hams 15c Th Veal Steak or Chops 23c Th Swifts Smoked Hams, whole or half.. .20c lb Trv our All Pork Sausage, it’s real good! I Bulk 15c Tb; Casing 18clb; Smoked 20c Th i SPECIAL: Boneless Smoked Hams, lean 5 to 6 pounds each 22c lb -OTHER Home Made Biand Mince Meat, Bulk it’s very good 15c Tb.; 2 lbs.. . 25c Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c Pt Fresh Mush 3 Tb. cake 10c Pickled Pigs Feet 2 Tbs. for 25c Burco Coffee, 19c Tb., 3 Tbs. 55c M. J. B. Coffee 43c Tb., 2 Tbs. 85c Perfect's Large can of Peaches or Pears, in heavy syrup 20c can Dole Pineapple, large can 20c can For Quality Foods at Sensible Prices—Shop at H. P. Schmitt Meat Market Phones 95 and 96

propriate. This memo ia!. at Cours d'Ajot, Brest, is a tribute in granite to the gallant deeds and services of United States seamen during the World War. The tower, which will be 164 feet high, has attained a height of 113 feet. It will be surmounted by four giant eagles. On the sides wiil be allegorical sculpture. Over 3,(100 cubic feet of Breton granite will be I required for it, and the cost is estimated at $125,000. The work is be- , ing done under the supervision of ! the American Battle Monuments I Commission. At the dedication ceremonies, the l program for which will be drawn j uqj shortly, General John J. l’ >rshing and Ambassador Walter L. Edge will be invited to represent the United States Government. Part of America's war fleet, cruising in ' European waters, will anchor in the j harbor. ; Paris Post of the American Leeion will be asked to send a dele- , including the color guard. EDISON'S DEATH RECALLS LETTER Shamokin. Pa., —(UP)—Thomas Jiva Edison's death revived memories of his work in establishing ' the first municipal lighting system | ever operated in Sunbury and the second plant here about 50 years ago. Edison himself recalled the initial lighting projects in a letter written ; a resident here in 1914. "Sunbury was the first three wire electric lighj stations in the world where overhead conductors were used through the streets. It started op ration of July 4. 1883” Edison I wrote. "Shamokin was the second stai tion of this kind, hut I do not recj olect the date it was started in operation-. although it was not very long a.ter the Sunbury plant was started. “Although these were the early | pioneer plants of the three-wire system and were the source of considerable anxiety and care to me and the men I had working with me, my recollection of the days in whiq-h they were installed and started have always -been pleasant ones, the great inventor wrote.

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ENCYCLOPEDIAS THIEVES' LOOT Beloit, Wis, —(UP)—Decline of, the chicken ma ket is blamed for the thelft of valuable encyclopedias from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois schools recently. Encyclopedias worth SBO a set: and other reference books of value i are being taken presumably by the ; same robbers, who seem to have liscuntinued chicken thievery in j that area when prices of fowls I dropped. Organized,gangs of thieves, who' formerly p. eyed on the flocks of | farmers, now have turned their at-; tention to the children, the teach-1 irs complain. A new encyclopedia was stolen I from the T oy Lake school and al 1926 set left in its place. Practically ■ every school in Kane County, Illi-1 nois, has been robbed, and inten- I sive theft has been reported in Walwo th and Waukesha Counties of th? adjoining state as well as McHenry County, Illinois. One book company has offered a SIOO reward for capture of the thieves who have evaded several traps set by authorities. Naturalists Study Freak Doe Captured on Peak San Francisco, —(T'PJ—Naturalists hope to solve an interesting problem through the capture of a freak doe during an impromptu rodeo on the slopes of Mt. Hamilton. A few female de r possessing antlers are taken by California hunters every year. John Corona, caretaker of the Lick Observatory; D. D. McLean, field naturalist for the California Division of Natural Resources, and C. E. Holladay, game warden, captured the doe for scientific observation. 0 Dance Sat. Night Sunset.

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