Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 172, Decatur, Adams County, 20 July 1934 — Page 5

churches Monroe M. E. ! Morford, Smß Sunday , ~k Morning worship Minified Plan). ■ n „. poor of the Heart " ~ .nd - ~,... k I'he Adams vsociation meet ||B au afternoon's eer ■B" i; , s Thornburg, of Win preach ML ... k Epworth League Theme. “The God of Law

Iday s Big Value f/M? 1 ■clloggs tajtc extra good in Hmmer. They’re crisp, coolHg. delirious. And they’re the Mg value in cereals. 1 FOR COOLNESS

Gerber’s Meat Market Free Delivery 150 S. 2nd st. Phone 97 SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Roasts, extra fancy 12VzC It) Ramberger, all beef 3 lbs. 25c Tender Steak 18c lb Minced Ham 15c lb., 2 lbs. 25c Swiss Steak, juicy and tender.... 15c lb. Beef Boil . 6c lb. Bacon Squares lb Swift’s Circle S Picnks 15c lb Smoked Tenderloin 28c lb Frankforts and Bologna 10c lb Dill Pickles 2 for 5c M. J. B. Coffee 30c lb Ham Salad, home made 30c lb HITE’S GROCERY PHONES 31 and 204 PHFRRIR 3 —35 c UIILIIIIILU 6 cans 65c 12 cans $1.29 Last chance at this price. 'ant amps Large cans Ripe | , Baked Beans, can *)C Prunes JL’JU 'ant’amps Sweet Mixed Red Beans, can.. Pickles, qt. jar..«dv Brooms PRUNES 50c value . 3 pounds ttdv Peaches Efn SI«9S 3 tbs. Elbow QT , Quart can Salad nF., Macaroni Dressing «dU Van Camps P” Baby Lima Hominy, can .... OC Beans, 3 Large cans Yel- Pineapple •> low Egg Plums JLDC Ige size, doz APDIPPTO Lar9c c ’" s L,ttle E,f nibu Io in heavy syrup, dozen Breen Beans i /v Miracle " hip Salad can AVC Dressing 9Qf* "««•» Best or quart jar n»ur. 21 bwi ßsc K'T”. 15c • ! large cans Sandwich Hominy Spread, qt. can. TOMATO JUICE 5c Hncy R e( j Kidney Fancy Dried 1 j|.. Beans, 1 A Peas, can AW No. 2 can ... JLUC __ 1 'neappie Juice m 2 cans FanCy 9Qr tb. can IIIC Ueas Little Elf Dessert r _ 3 cans Fancy » )JT P°*oer DC Corn £ >b. box Qt. can Fancy 1 Ucoa £IC Dill Pickles . Idt

and Beauty." Leader. Betty Springer. 7:30 o’clock — Evening worship. Theme. "The Hidden Goapel." Monday. July 23 All young people who plan to attend Epworth Forest Institute.muat meet at the parsonage Time, 7:30 o'clock. Wednesday, July 26 The Epworth League wil Ihold a picnic at Heffner's grove. Meet at the parsonage at 6.30 o'clock. Thursday, July 26 Junior choir rehearsal at 6:30 o'clock. Prayer meeting. 7:30 o'clock. Friday, July 27 The Women's Foreign Missionary Society invites all women of the church to a special meeting to be held at the parsonage at 7:30 o'clock. Members of the society will report on the book, "Eastern Women Today and Tomorrow." Ice cream and cake will he served Ito all ladies in attendance. Sunday Evening, July 29 The Rev. Harvey H. Hocker will preach in the evening service. He and his wife are visiting Rev. Hocker's relatives in this section of the country. Rev. (Hocker is pastor of the Hartzell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church in Pasadena. I Calif. Mrs. Mary Jane Smith will sing in this service. Decatur Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church Lester J. Brunner, pastor. Mt. Pleasant 9:30 a. tn.—Sunday School. Norval Fuhrman, superintendent. 10:30 a. m. —Class meeting. J. E. Spangler, class leader. Pleasant Valley 9:30 a. m. —Sunday School. Harold Porter, superintendent. Beulah 9:30 a tn.—Morning worship hour. 10:30 a. tn. —Sunoay School, Mrs.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1934.

Catherine Ehrman, superintendent. Washington 9:30 a. m. —Sunday School, Grant Owens, superintendent. 10:30 a. m. — Morning worship hour. Will the folks who attend our churches please give their hearty support to our aervices. "The Lord Is my Shepherd, I 1 shall not want." 1 O'" ■ 1 Antioch M. B- C. 'Harold Spencer, pastor G. H. Bright, superintendent Sunday School, 9 a. tn. Morning worship, 10 a. ni. Prayer service Wednesday eve- I ning, 7:30 p. m. We invite you to come and enjoy God's blessings with us. i Many Reunions Scheduled For Summer Months v ■ — —♦ Sunday, July 22 Sunday, July 22, picnic and home coming. Irish settlement, 4 miles north of Indiana state road 67, at Ohio Indiana state line. Sunday Jwy 29 Annual Haggard reunion, Legion Memorial Park, Decatur. Borne family reunion, Sunset Park. Cowan family reunion. Sunset Park. Meyer reunion, rain or shine, Sunset Park. Sunday, August 5 Ninth annual reunion of Shaffer family, Legion Memorial Park, Decatur. Venis family reunion, Sunset park, east of Decatur. Brunner family reunion, Suneet park. Decatur. Dettinger reunion. Sunset Park, east of Decatur. Johnson family reunion, Sunset Park. Sunday, August 12 Hitchcock reunion, Cora B. Miller home on the stato line. Rettig and Reohm. Sunset Park. Beinz family reunion, Sunset park, etust of Decatur. Steele reunion, Sunset park, rain or shine. Dellinger family reunion, Sunset Park. Sunday, August 19 Butler family reunion, Sunset Park. Detatur. Smith reunion, Sunset park, rain or shine. Sunday, August 26 Hakes reunion, Sunset Park, east of Decatur. Droll family reunion, Suneet Park. Sciuiepp and Manley reunion, i Sunday, September 2 Urick reunion. Sunset Park. Sunset Park, rain or shine. Monday, Labor Day, Sept. 3 Sixteenth annual Stalter reunion Legion Memorial Park. Decatur. Lenhart reunion, Sunset park, Decatur. Harper family reunion. Sunset Park. Sunday, September 9 Bowman family reunion, Sunset Park, Decatur. o Gospel Tabernacle Bert Williams, Evangelist Announcement was made over station WOWO that the meeting in the tent would close Sunday night. This was in error as the meetings will be held all summer. Rev. Williams subject for tonight is" The girl who danced the man to death.” Children's meeting Saturday at 7. The young people will meet Sunday evening. No services Sunday afternoon.

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AUCTION SCHOOL NOTES Col. Fred Reppert and the regular staff of instructors drilled the students of the 1934 class in opening and conducting farm sales for the most part of the day yestarday. Mr. Reppert expresed satisfaction with the progress made by the class. Col. H. W. Segrlst of Fort Wayne delivered an address on Auction House Operation, which was very instructive and proved of real value to the students. W. B. Schneidewind of Quenemo, Kansas, and W. G. Boles of Clinton, MiSKouri, of the more advanced students are developing into real auctioneers early in the term. W. R. Brebe of Calion, Ohio, class president, is demonstrative of Ids gallantry and courtesy to visitors, making the boys sure that they made no mistake in their selection of a leader. The boys are looking forward to

Dixie Queen Markets Phone 195 Free Delivery Quality Market New Apples, Early Transparent 7 lb. 25c Oranges, California Seedless ... doz. 19c Lemons, Juicy Sunkist doz. 19c WA TE R MELONS 2—Carloads—2 EXTRA SPECIAL 9Q/« GEORGIA MELONS eachZiUV TOMATOES—Extra Fancy lb. sc* Head Lettuce Radishes, Beets, Sweet Corn solid, crisp Carrots, Onions extra fancy each 3 bunches dozen 5c 10c 25c NEW SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. 25c CANTALOUPES each 5c up Indiana's cantaloupes arc now ripe and arc the finest in years. We receive 2 truck loads daily. POTATOES (New) U. S. No. 1. peck 25c ba 97c CABBAGE, solid, large neatis lb. 3c CUCUMBERS, extra large 3 for 10c —NOTE— There will be very few (if any) Indiana or Michigan canning Peaches. Take advantage of our Canning Special. GEORGIA PEACHES for Canning All Next Week Only! Save while spending at the Dixie Queen. 157 N. 2nd St,

Fisher & Harris Phones 3 and 4 Fine Groceries Wheaties, 9*l/* Kidney Beans 94L* Post Toasties ||| Sweet Coin •arge pkg lUt 3 cai)b Bananas, firm . ripe fruit, pound. t)V Heinz special oik ano Quaker Rolled 1 r , ’ eans 29C Oats, large pkg. IOC 4 ca "« Sunkist Oranges *)().» Bulk Mata, rom OfXp me d . size. doz... or Spaghetti, 3lb Instant Postum chase an d Sanborn Spelarge size c ial Coffee, lb. Postum Cereal O9p 25c » 2 P ounds large size „ .... .- . Chase and Sanborn SpeRoval Gelatin or Pudd- • , w ■■ ri —. cial lea, 3',j ings. all flavor, r , .„ z k 2I)C ! K oße r 'v Bulk Rolled 9 E„ S7 n nU£ k -.20c ..... 2dC e“<IM2OC 3 1 a,,..e,d 7r .2.X Apple Bune. IK K;-!-..52C r 11 mth No ‘ 5 ' -’’ S a,,on ''' 32e Cocoa Mothers OA M k , ~i avot - 4 2 pound can ... Zt VC Ny ~ gaHon J Sweet Potatoes Bottle Caps OA,. 2 arge can s . pkg C Keu ,t.Tur . 24C 25C Potatoes, sand grown ' ‘ large No 1 A A Extra Heavy 9G<* whhe, 15 Ib peck29C J ar Rubbrs, 6 Quick White Naptha °" e dozen u Laundry Soap 9Q Z » Mason 9/1 A 10 bars ZiOV Jar lids, doz. .. IV Quick Naptha Ivory High Test Lye 9Plz» Chips, 2 large 9fCf» 3 lar^c cans packages Zit)v Re d Seal Lye 1 (L‘ Fels Naptha 9 Ican1 can AW Soap , 5 bars ... ZiAV Pretzels Small, IQp Oxydol, large Al pound A»/V package wlv Cedar Oil Furniture PolGinger Snaps or 1A „ ish, quart QQi* Fit Bars, pound *vv bottle M»/C Pru n es Brillo for dean- | jT 3 pounds -j*)L ing, 2 10c pkgs, I<‘L Sunkist Prunes 99f* “ C 2 pound pkg.... ZIZIU packages ZttJV Babbits Clean- 1A .. Ball Bros. Fruit 70p ser, 3 large cans AW Jars, quarts, doz. •vv Canteloupes Full assortment of Vege4 for ZjmC tables and Fruits

a real wurkout at the auction to be held on the Court House square Saturday. They were assured by Col. Reppert that the ambulance would he In waiting for any of the boys that grew taint from buck fever. 0 Get the Habit — Trade at Home

T are the filthiest, most dangerous things ’B J that get into your home. .Ek. They cause more deaths than all the accidents vJjjaS -k- DeiiutnJ S tl fl ILY-TOX

(SUh Choicest <s> Meats In I’hwcs 106~ii)7 * The City REATSPECIALS Fresh Beef to Stew 4 lbs 25c Good Veal Stew or Pocket lb a Hamberger 1?/ 3 lbs 25c S^ LE¥ H,GH ...55c I pREAMERY Butler tftp burco, ib. .. 20c I V FRESH, 2 lbs. ... tzt/U Nice Spring .m SAV E YOUR SOAP WRAPPERS thkkens ’ lb OUt Colgate-Palniolive-Peet Nice Hens, dressed 9(}p POPULARITY CONTEST ,b 1 PALMOLIVE SOAP IjU.-t Years 1 T' Blf.ll America's best known complexion Roosters, Ib IDC f* IWfc 1 WfclH Soap - Savc the black taand - Our Best Sliced On, 1* ! 19C Bacon, Sat., 1b....0VU . 55c Per Dozen Large Open Eyed Or Swiss Cheese, lb...Zit)v' Large 5-lb. — Crystal White size Malt ti,u,s ® Ballatine Malt Qfxp V, 1 2 cans Hollywood irJpS ■. H Blue Ribbon d* | Malt, 2 cans.. ep 1.4-1*) Toilet Soap Fancy Swiss Steaks. / r ' o Large bars indipounded ready io, Jumbo size vldually wrapped Sil |)Cr SlidS for pan. Ib 101 (rvstal White A fine skin boap ' Crystal unite the wrap . Q for 9Qz. Choice Beef Roasts from G per Prime Beef -| r U for Ad MV The ideal suds makThe Best, lb I’JC Lots of suds to I , ler for dish va hing make laundry work 4 and glassware. Save Fancy Veal, Roasts or easy. Sava the the center., front Shoulder Steaks 2()c WraPPer ‘ Pa * el Try Ou.- Minut, SUaU PALMOLIV E BEADS real tender " H' For washing lingerie, fine silks, laces Peanut Butter — Save the black band. f* for 2 lb. jars fck*)C Tiiii ZdtJV Fresh Spare Ribs SUGAR CURED pound SMOKED 1£ Whole or half, Ib. v 10c SUGAR CURED 1 3 tbs 25c PICNICS, lb. ...,.....10t , Nice Pork Chops J Hh* pound 25c, 2 lbs. 1 tb Hone - V Loaf ’ lb 30c Sausage, Country IfT (2 tbs. for 25c) IDC Shoulder Ribs or 9\p Neck Bones, 6 lbs. ——a—. »r"W7Ty~a-—1 n l»i I——— ——1— DIAMOND MATCHES 5 pkgg . MACARONI fl ‘ '" ,XLS 29c 35c Kr r W pnnniNC ßTS ’ or Millers Hi Life $2.50 > x U-y' u 25c Patrick Henry $2.50 j K I»OLO(iNA, 2 lbs... CentJivre $2.50 I,O T Made 18C Red Fox Ale ’. $3.00 Wemers, lb. Berghoff .... $2.50 2—— Wooden Shoe. $2.65 MERRIT OLEO or 9^ ( . Budweiser ... $3.00 SILVER NUT 2 lbs. Plus 51 deposit on case and bottlcs. KOSHER DILL PICKLES 3 for 10c DELIVERIES TO ANY PAR T S OF CITY AN Y TIM E . PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR REAL SERVICE. Phones 106 or 107

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