Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 98, Decatur, Adams County, 23 April 1932 — Page 3

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tflMous churches of the world BY E. L. TINZMANN Church of St. John—Sligo, Ireland BL . fl i I r <? ..wtefcaP > B T fEw~~Tßb' / 'djElMfe M k ® ’ ' ■

I Abbey Stands Alongside Church —— ravel down through the i ry of Ireland, you come It lies 1:14 miles from tidal a stretch of beau-j '* and valleys. Henbo. 1 ountain, looks down upon I aunimit a crystal lake er has been exhausted.; >' river runs from the: ea mile away. Is Lough f the lakes of Klllarney, na ny a poem. his ancient spot that one m the Church of St. the Dominican abbey "Is with it. The ebhy. ! to the records of the I erected In 1252: and the; Hedates it. But the' fell into ruins. Fifty It was rebuilt and now. with distinct Rornan'tence in every line, it house a congregation of hos Ireland. In its 1 are tombs and graves, h to antiquity. ng as is the church, it >ey which possesses the Mount of historical inaurice Fitzgerald estabcastle on this spot in snth century, and from

the mint whose surname Is synotm | minis with money throughout the world, "is for a recovery.” Rockefeller said his pool opcr [ ntlomZ had been on the long side, but was unable to assure the com mltlee that his operating agents' i might not have sold short. His confessed knowledge of what Smith or Bragg did with his and theii money was limited. SOCIETY I. | ■ The I’ythi n Needle Club will i meet at the K. of P. Home, Munday I evening after the meeting of the ' Temple. Hostes t<s will be Mrs. Sam Shamp. Mrs. S. E. Hite, and Mrs. Brice Butler. The attendance of all c.' the members is desired. The regular meeting of the Rebekah Ixulge will be held Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o’clo.k in the I. O. O. F. Hall. POCAHONTAS LODGE TO HAVE DISTRICT MEET The P. cahont i Lac’ es of this diitr’ t wilt meet at Warren. Mon du.- afternoon and evening lor a district convention. Several members of the local lodge are plant! ing to attend, and th se who desire Ito go are requested to get in touch with Mr-, \rchie Foley. I x-ahon- | tas. and chairman of the ontinitI tc? in chtrge. She will liok a ter ways for all those who wish to go. T.ie birthday miniver ary of Odd Fellowship will be celebrated Tuesday evening in the I. O. 0. F. Hall, following the meeting of the Rebekah Lodge. All members are urged 1 to be present. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH DINNER PARTY M/s. Paul Phillips and Mrs. Ve:| Baler united in entertaining at | dinner Friday at the Phillip's home I in honor of the birthday anniversaries or' Mr. Phillips, and of their j uncle. Lew Wagner of Grand Rapids. Mich. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J L. Wagner cf Gr ind Rapids; Mrs. I Joe Peterson and daughter Reba lof Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Ves P.akI er, Mrs. Martz, and Mr. and Mrs. ' Paul Phillips and daughters Joan i and Jane of this city. Miss Mary foreman was an fternom calker Let Children Play This gamesome uuiuor i-f children should rather be encouraged. I to keep up iheir spirits and ill! ; prove their strength nnd health. I than curbed or restrain' I —Locke. o_ Washington Twp., Sunday School Convention, at the St. Paul Church. Sunday at 2 1 o’clock,

i this beginning camo the Monastery lof the Holy Cross. For two huni dred years, church and abbey ' stood unmolested, despite the var | ions warring factions and depredai tions of the lands. Then, quite by i accident it was destroyed in a fire. ! Brian MacDonough restored it in ■ 1416. and it remained in all its i glory until the reformation. Thon lit fell into disuse and gradually i became what it is today. It is. of Norman foundation There are eight narrow lan et windows, perhaps the most into,esting of all. Part of the doister still stands, of fifteenth century design. A low choir looks through I a door to the receiving vaults and I graveyard without. The ground I has been raised by the dust oi many buried there. Os the interesting monuments . within, most interesting is that ol O Conor Sligo- Life-sized figures of O'Conor and his wife kneed al the tomb. About them are citer ttbs. saints, skulls, swords, drums an hourglass, and a < oat-of-arms--a strange medley erected to theii ! I honor •i Sligo is famous in literature as •I the home of W. B. Yates, for ii i| was there the poet spent his boy II hood and wrote his earliest verses

DF.CATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. APRIL 23, 1932.

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THE WELLS OF ISAAC

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Atram lived at Hebron for about twenty-five Jehovah promised him an heir in his old age. and the aged Sara! gave birth to a son. whom ■he named Isaac. Then Abram became Abraham and Sarai became Sarah. Isaac was married to Rebekah and had two sons, Jacob and Esau. Isaac remained >n the home of his father until after Abraham's death. Then a famine fell upon the land.

DECATUR CHURC HES First Baptist Church A. B. Brown, pastor. Wonderful fact: Christ was rich.! i More wonderful fact: He became, I poor for our sakes. Most wonder-1 tul fact: by His poverty wo are 'rich. —11. Cor. 8-9. Bilde School, 9:30 a. m. C. E. | I Bell, superintendent. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; Message: When Pe'er answeredChrist’s Question With a Question."j ■ Special music. Junior church. 10:30 o'clock. ; B. Y. P. L’„ 6:30 p. m Ralph Kenworthy, president. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. The Fort Wayne Gospel Messengers will be in charge of this service under,

j the leadership of the Rev. Oyer. Aj varied program of band and vocal ' numbers, testimony and gospel I ' message. Come and praise tjie] Lord with us. Monday. Stringed orchestra pruc- . tise, 7 p. tn. Wednesday, prayer meeting. 7:30 p. m. I.eader. Mr. Francis McWhinney followed by annual business i meeting. Every memlier urged to i be present. Look to yourselves, that we lose | not those things which we have | wrought, hut that we receive a full i reward." —11. John 8. q — —— o Presbyterian Church > i Sunday Sch ol 9:30 Dr. F. J. Patterson Superintendent! I M iming Worship 10:30 ■ The Rev. B B. Fill will be the minister in charge. > i Sermon subject The Stewardship ! | of Personality. The Washington township Sun- ■ I day School c mention Sunday Sunday 2 p. m. at St. Paul church. Christian Endeavor 6:00 1 Laura Christian, Leader. Prayer service Wednesday 7:00. | The deacons will have charge, of ] the meeting. —— l ■' ' ' " '

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Isaac moved his followers to Gerar, a Philistine city ruled by King Abimeiech. The famine grew worse and Isaac was preparing to go down into Egypt, as his father had before him. But the Lord appeared to him and ordered him not to desert the land which had been promised him. Isaac remained and his crops and herds prospered: but the Philistines grew envious of his success. t

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Choir Practice 8: On : tn. • Paul Saurer. director The annual meeting of the Fort I Wayne Pre-byterial Missionary iSoI ciety will he held in Garrett. Thurs- . i y and Friday, April 28 and 29. I M. E. Church Rev. B. H. Franklin, pastor. Church School at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship service. 10:30 o'clock. Special music by Girls J choir. Communion service and reception of members led by the pas- ■ tor, assisted by Dr. E. T. Franklin, 1 Junior church will commune with: the adult church. Evening services at 7 o'clock. Music in charge of Mrs. Tyndall I i Sermon by pastor. Epworth League at 6p. m. Miss I Bernice Nelson, president. No prayer meeting Wednesday levelling on account of Womans i Home Missionary Society convention. oSt. Maryr, Church (First Mass 7:00] I Children's Ma.-s 8:30 | High Mass 9:4a ! Praver Hour and Benediction 2:00. —

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR MAY 1 Genesis 26:12-25

| Sunday School ? QUESTIONS ? — The Wells of Isaac QUESTIONS 1. Who was Isaac and when i was he born? 2. Tell about the names cf! Isaac an I his parents? 3. Who were the ( memhers of Isaac's family? 4. How did Isaac come to go to ■ Gerar? 5. What occurred there? I 6. Why did he leave the place? 7. Where did he go? 8. What did he find? 9. Tell about his wells? in. Where did Isaac settle. • down at last? ANSWERS 1. Isaac was thA son of Abram [ ami Saria. He was born 1903 B. C. 2. Jehovah promised the old ; couple that they should have a I son. Bo atise of their ago, it, seemed imprcfitiuble and Stria] laughed. Isaac's name camo from ] this, since, it means "Laughingl I On ■ " Abram, moans "father". i and the addition made it “father , of the multitude." fortelling the .b'wish race. Sarai's name was i changed at the command of Jehoi vah. 3; Isaac's family consisted of | Rebekah, his wife.; and t wo-sons. ‘ l Jacob, and Esau. He remained i with his family at Hebron, and, i then moved to Beer-lahai-roi.; I When his parents died, lie continued to reside in this vicinity. j 4. Famine struck the land. as| lit 'did in the days of Abraham, i ' and Isaac took his household to ; Gorar a Philistine city. I 7>. Isaac continued there for a

I ........ I time, and then decided to move ] Into Egypt, whirr better pastor-, i vge would lie afforded. But Je- , hovah commanded him to remain: i in the country. 6. Abimelech. ruler of Gerar. 1 ! l »(-jn>. ionlous of Isaac, because he thrived and prospered, his] flocks increased, and his crops were bountiful. So he ordered ] Isaac to leave. 7. Isaac left the city and went ] down into the valley of Gerar. at I no great distance away. | 8. He found that the wells i which had been dug in the old day i during the time of his father had I been filled with rocks and sticks , by the herdsmen of the plain. 9 Isaac set to work to dig new wells. The first, when it was i completed, was battled for by the , plain herdsmen, so he named it ] Esek. The second caused another battle, so he named it Sitnnli. 1 The third, which they dug unmolested. he named Rehotioth. in. When Isaac completed the last well without opposition he knew that at last he had found

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To harass Isaac and his followers, the Philistines filled up his wells with dirt and stones to that his flecks suffered. Then Ring Abimeiech ordered him to leave. “Go from us,” said the ruler, ‘'For thou art much mightier than we.” So Isaac summoned his people once again and departed from the city but he went down into the fertile valley which was not far from Gerar.

I the place he sought. So he settled] I „t Beersheba and erected an altar] to Jehovah. o Calvary Evant :lical Ch. rch Sunday School at 9:30. Eldred i I Shifferly Su;.t. Prayer and Praise ( ■service at 10:30 conducted by the ' Class Leader. Mid-week service on Thursday. aFirst E.angelical Church M. W. Sunde.-mann Minir.er Sunday is the last day of this ‘ <■ uiferen. e yeai. The services will open at 9:1.j with a devotional ser- ] vice under the k' dership of the | ’ Sunday (School Board. There will ] lie classes in Bible Study for all i ages. Following the lesson study ] the pastor will preach upon: "Stephen, the ideal Lay-Man.” The choir will sing: "Li t i... your J ; heads" by Ashferd. E. L. C. E. at 6:15. Evenin', worship at seven o'clock I ■ with sermon upon: "The Lily, al Field Prea her.” I The ant.' >m by the choir: "The Publican" by McPhaiL Midweek servile n Wednesday 1 night it seven o'clock., —o- ' Zion Refotmed Church The sense of God mast ever be I kept alive in men's consciousness. | When that fades out. life has lest i , its meaning and hope dies down in | the soul. The Church is the only institution in the world that keeps ' | that sense of God fresh in men's hearts. Let us seek a blessing in His courts tomorrow. Sunday school at 9:15. A growing ] I school and a thoughtful lesson on f i Abram's Generosity to Lot” Morning Worship at 10:30 ’ o'clock with the pastor preaching on the su'bject, “Comradeship and i Character" The Voting iMen's | I Ch.irus will sing the familiar slave . .« r, n- •*L?I < ki 1 I ii'il k ' V’ nil . > -I t ... I

song. "Steal Away”. You arc invited i i to worship with us. Endeavor societies meet at 6:30 ! I with thoughtful topics for discus- i | sian. These meetings should claim | the attention <>. all of our young , ( 1 people. At 7:30 o'clock the Baccalaureate '■services for the Mjnmouth High p School grad, i ting class will be held I in this church, with the pastor of , | Luis church giving the message.] I Special music. You are cordially! ! invited to attend these services. CHURCH OF GOD II Just being happy is a tine thing to ,l doi j Looking on the bright side rather , I than the blue; Si'J or Sunny musing. ,' Is largely in the choosing. J And just being hap.'y is brave work and true. . jjust being happy helps other souls I along; J'l'heir burdens may be heavy and >' they not strong; 1 It nd your own sky will lighten.

Water must be had so Isaac set his men to work and dun a new well. But the herdsmen of the valley fought for it. So Isaac named the well Esek, because they contended. The second well, for which they fought, he named Sitnah; but the third they dug unmolested, so it was named Rehoboth. Then Isaac knew that he had come into his own, so he settled at Beersheba and erected an altar to Jehovah.

( If ot. >r skies you brighten I By just being happy with a heart ' full of song. May we with happiness meet in 1 l Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. I General service with preaching at ! 10:30. V. P. M. t 6:45 P. M. Sunday evening service at 7:39., , This service will he in charge of , i the Anderson College quarted. They I ■ are also se.tteduled to sing at the I : Washington Twp. S. S. convention | at St. Paul Sunday afternoon. Wednesday evening prayer meet- i I ing at 7: “0. The public is c irdially invited! j t i come and worship the Lord with i Ins. Nellie Hawkins, .pastor, I United Brthren Church R. E. Vance, pastor. God's ways. Heli. 3:6 —"His ways are everlasting." His ways are in-1 scrutable. Rom. 11:33, “O the depth ] i.t the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! how tin ] ! searchable are His judgments, and His ways past finding out!” | Though we cannot know or understand all there is to know

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By HARLOWE R. HOf" I WALTER SCOTT I

(about God yet we can know sonieI tiling of His great love He has shown toward us. The one great 'purpose of the Sunday School is jto tench tlie word of God. to conil mend a Saviour and a Saviour's love Ito the whole world. Join with us I tomorrow at 5:15 a. m. Morning worship service followi ing. Sermon theme: "Filling au 1 Appointment.” | Washington township Sunday School convention will be held Sunday afternoon at St. Paul's church. Program beginning at 2 o’clock. Prof. Jonas Tritch, principal of the International Business College of Fort Wayne, and a former resident lof this community will deliver the address. The Juniors will observe G ad I Chest Day with a special program

;vt 6 o’clock. Evening service at 7 o’clock. ■ Piano recital by the pupils in Miss Kathryn Jackson’s class. The public is invited to attend. A warm land hearty welcome. o First Chrir.'ian Chi,rch C. R. Lanman, Pastor "Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth | not tj be ashamed r.giitly dividing I the word of truth.” j We will never graduate from the school of tlie Great Toucher. The i rtiioie a ('hri a’s truth has never | been fully comprehended. Bible Sch ol at 9:30 a. tn. Dr. I Burt Mangold, supt. Junior Church at 10:30 A. M. with j Mrs. C. L. August in charge. Worship and Communion at 10:30 1 Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. , Mi - Marcella Brandylierry, leader. | Evening service at 7:30. Zion Lutheran Church Paul W. Schultz, pastor. Divine services in English, 10:45 a. m. Divine services in German, 9 a m. Sunday School and Bible class. 1 10 a. m. Laymen's circuit meeting at this church. Sunday, May Ist.