Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 85, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1932 — Page 6

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ttIRAL CHURCHES Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 o’clock. Geo H. Bright, superintendent. Arthur losnough. secretary. Preaching service, l():3o p'vloik. Special singing. No Sunday evening service. Mid week prayer meeting Wedla xday evening. 7: 3<i o'clock. We welcome yon to this old-fash-ioned. friendly church. "Ogive thanks unto the Lord for j He is good: for His mercy en-1 dureth forever." Psalm 136-1. —— ——-—(}•* *— ■■ 1 Calvary Evangelical Church This tins been a great week of , evangelism, under the leadership of Rev. George Holston of South Bend. Rev. Holston will preach i on Saturday night at 7:30 o’clock. Simdsy wiii be a full day. The regular Sunday School ses.s-'

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Jimi at 9:30 o'clock. Eldred Shiffer ] ily. superintended'. | [’reaching service by tin- evange ; iliet at 10:30 o'clock, Pot luck din-1 |nerjn the basement of the chitrcli ■ [lit main for everybody. | Tim evangelist will preach at two I . (o'clock This will lie a real com " ■imunlty service. : Tlie evening service at 7:30 p m. will be the closing service of the ,evangelistic campaign. Rev Hols iton will give his closing message These meetings have been verv 1 [helpful anil largely attended. We] 'hope that Sunday may bn an out Islanding day for Calvary church IWe hope to break all attendance 'records in the Sunday School mid the services of the day. — —o— — —— Decatur Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church Edgar 1.. Johnston, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday School, 9:30. Jesse Singleton, superintendent. Beulah Sunday School 9:30 Otto Dill- 1

j Ing, superintendent. Washington , Sunday School. 9:30, Harry ' Andrews, superintendent. Pleasant Valley Sunday School, 9.30, Harold Porter, superintendent. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. in. Mrs. Mary Barger, class leader. There will be no preaching services on the charge this week Tlie North Imliana Conference is ' In annual session at High Street Court it. Muncie. Those on the I charge who can are invited to drive to Muncie and visit the conft r. nee. especially on Sunday. Union Chapel U. B. Church Rev T. H. Harman, Pastor Sunday school. 9:15 a.ni. Thurman Drew, superintendent. Preaching services. 10:30 am. Topic: "Seek tlie Higher Things of Life Matt. 6:30.31,32.33. Prayer services Thursday evening. 7:30 p. m. o— —- Get the Habit — Trad» ar Home

HFCATUK DAILY DEMOUHA'I FBIDAY. APRILS, J 932

— ' ’ . JOI WHAT.I3 . " HOME /■'W WITHOUT A MaaMBHMa— Manure Is Harmful to Lawns

Manuring the lawn in the fall as a means of protecting it from win-] ter injury is an old-fasltioned idea tli.it is fast being discarded. It is i now known that a mulch is of no: 'value as a protection. | Where large lumps of manure] have been spread, it may actually] cause harm by smothering out the grass beneath the lumps. While It i is true that manure contains some 1 plant food, its content is very lof .and its results are doubtful, since most of its plant food content is leached out and is lost in the water h which runs off the frozen soils. !i Turf authorities agree that the : use of manure brings in large quantities of noxious weed seed : Some of these seeds may germinate and start growth the first year, p while others may not germinate for many years. Weed infestation p following application of manure., 1 then-fore, is not a one-year evil but ,1 Ready For Fishing Season 4 Harrisburg. Pa. — (U.R) —Trout of, legal size were distributed in many, (Pennsylvania streams by the State Fish Commission in anticipation of the opening of the season, April 15.1 .Most of the trout were 22 to 24 | months-old, fully matured, hardy] ami about seven to nine inches | I long. o Beer Leads Hard Liquor Victoria. B. C.—(U.R)—British Co-] lumbians have turned from hard

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may become prevalent whenever Imre shots appear in the lawn er tile grass becomes thin. In addition to these disadvant ages there is always the danger of I disease infection from tetanus i (lockjaw) and gas gangrene. Medl leal scientists know that manure, iespecially horse manure, harbors the spores of these diseases and certainly the lawn—the chief playground of children —should not be "seeded with these- dreaded organ- | isms. Winter damage to lawns is not caused by freezing, but by poor I drainage attd the heaving action of frost. Both are easily corrected. Do not allow low spots in a lawfi 1 where water stands. Early in the I spring a lawn should be rolled Tvith la light roller to compact turf which has been lifted by frost heaving, 'and place the roots again in con(tact with the soil before they have (dried out. liquor to beer during tlie depression. Beer sales jumped to $8,000.(100. while liquor sales dropped from $7,847,961. in 1930, to $6,382,55 in a six-month period of 1931. com- . pared with the same period in 1930. Goose Follows Owner Chfimark. Mass. —(U.R) —Leo Volgmuth boasts of a pet goose as faithful, as a dog. The goose. Zenas by name, follows its master around, performs assorted tricks, land has fun riding in the front seat of the family automobile.

Fireworks Drive Off Deer Cashmere. Wash. (U.R) — Romaic < andles. tire crackers and dogs were | used suc-cc-ssfully in the latke- < hel--1 an region to drive deer out of 01 ■

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