Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1935 — Page 7

(Hl KUHES * R t mills AND SALEM E CHURCHES V iJK 11 lniliil " H 1 ufidT «•"’* s,ll, ' n '' Sun,Ja-v---o :■ ,1. hl. and at Plea al in HudBnSET l! "' I't'JLtna AntiI i Seal-”' l ' T,lere will be n ° ■ Sali!il ,iiis s,ind:iy - ■ hristian Union ■ o Hensley, pastor || gfe Church Craigville I sundkl School, 9:30 a. tn. I worship. 10:30 o'clock. Hensley, speaker. Churcn, Honduras 1g„ School, 9:30 a. m. ft Morning worship. 10:30 a. nt. Blbe M* n of a New Day ' ’ W Cnrfls n Endeavor, 6 :30 p. tn. ■ Evaßf worship. 7 p. m. "And Itlir Irtß Dld Swinl ” ■ oI I Union Chapel I BftWlmeinbcr "go to church" tv wfll ’'.served here Sunday. 24. the morning worship

club fancy BANTAM or COUNTRY GENTLEMAN IIORN 3 35c || I Whole Kernel or Cream style — The Seasons || Outstanding Value! New PacK || *1 COUNTRY 241 b if lour,r.ur 95c WKISCO 1 lb. Can 91 r 3 lb. xq r ll Shortening AIXV CANS V«JV CLUB—h»LK 4 Tall Cans 99p I fl aS oorated. With Vitamin D 11 Brown sugar 4ibs. ?i e ! ; I stocks idit ■ I 1 OLIVES 10 oz. Jar QQ I 11 HO.LYWOOD STUFFED MANZANILLOS JdOv I gjtWEL COFFEE lb. 1 r I ' tjBoOTH AND FRAGRANT IOC ! KRAUT 4 No. 2V 2 cans 0 "J n I Cut Silver Shreds »VV I WINTRY CLUB — SLICED 1W IST BREAD 28 oz. loaf lA c I A Better Loaf — Richer — Smoother — AW |gar 25 lb<Bag sl-39 I PURE GRANULATED A * ■PARKLING ■ REFRESHING I BEVERAGES 19 24 oz. QKp I Onger Ale ■ Lemon Lime • BOTTLES I Soda ■ Orange Soda PLUS BOTTLE CHARGE MHfttuot Beer - Strawberry Soda ■Boney K lb. Pail ||Br- Fresh Stocks ■REIEN BEANS 9 Cans K ( , I St Tender — Stringless lt/v I Bisquick pkg. 9q7” I Bf” Qdtck Made Tender Biscuits «dvv CAKE FLOUR Pkg, -9c ■ODA CRACKERS 9 lb. Box 17 r I iW ESCO • Fresh ■ Flakey 1 « V Born meal k ibs. iq ( . |W" ow • Fresh Stocks I,V Ht) LEO Eat more 9 lbs. 25(* I Hasty And Wholesome IS— . IBATSUP 14 oz. Bottle 1 QUALITY — 1935 PACK .1 W ■B/ONDALE— Beaches 9 No. 2 l / 2 Cans qq p b Selves in rich syrup ” ■tancake flour kl ib. CLUB — Prepared V |BeaNUT BUTTER 23 oz. Jar Bfc BASSY BRAND — Rich - Smooth BPPLE BUTTER 38 oz. Jar 1 Kz. ■OUNTRY CLUB - Delicious IMV FANCY FRESH FRUITS & VfcGETAMLES OR ANGES 9 Doz. CALIF. SUNKIST " MMV I HD. LETTUCE 9 Hds. IQ r 'IgCE BERG, Solid, Crisp 1 J V California I’okays, 2 lbs. 19c INDIVE. Well Bleached. 2 lbs 15c BANANAS 4 lbs- 25c Lg. Ripe Fruit — Selectad Botatoes 15 ib. pk. i q c s - No. 1- Sand Grown ■ Good Cookers White - s- -L .

service. Plan to be present. December 1 Is "guest day"; every member influencing Hornother person to be present. Each . evening during the week the ser vices will begin at 7:T5 o'clock with a thirty minute song service. The public is cordially invited to attend any or all of these services. Some delegations from neighboring churches are expected. Revs. Cline-Hollingsworth, pastors. Schedule Sunday Church School, 9:15 a m. Worship service, 10:15 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:00 p. m. Evangelistic service, 7:00 p. m. Decatur M. E. Circuit Lester J. Brunner, pastor Mt. Pleasant 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School. Norval Fuhrman, superintendent. 10:30 a. m. —Special prayer service for revival. 6:30 p. m. —Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. — Close of Win-My-Chum week. The revival will continue tthis coming week with special numbers from time to time and the song service will be led by Mrs. Hazel Brunner. The pastor is the evangelist. 6:30 a. m. Thursday, Nov. 28th

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1935.

—A special Thanksgiving morning watch service to which every young person on the charge is invited ' an” expected to attend. Come. Tuesday after service Sunday ■ School board will meet for elec- • tlon. Beulah Chapel 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School, Wil- • lard Mcßride, superintendent. 10:30 a. m. — Epworth League. Elizabeth Ferman, leader. Pleasant Valley 9:30 a. m.—Rec. C. L. Griffith of Indiana Anti-Saloon League will bring the message. 10:30 a. tn. —Sunday Schoo), Harold Porter, superintendent. Washington 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School. Harry C. Andrews, superintendent. 10:45 a. m. — Morning worship service. Young folks don’t forget the' . Thanksgiving morning Watch Ser- i vice. This is the first meeting to try out the Circuit Epworth Lea-' . gue project. Come to the revival at Mt. Pleasant. Let us pray and get closer, I to God. o Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School. 9:30 a. in. 'James' i Darr, superintendent. Prayer and Thanksgiving service at 10:30 a. m. The church will be I decorated with the products of the field. Come into His courts with Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving service with sermon by Rev. M. W. Sundermann, on Thursday night. ; - 1 O' CHURCH REVIVALS j M. E. Church A fine program of special music will be presented tonight at the revival services in progress at the Decatur M. E. church. The young men's quartet from the Berne Mennonite church will Sing three numbers. A local mixed quartet and a duet by two local ladies and the Morfords will also be on the program. We have had very fine evangelistic music and you will not want to miss this evening's service. The evangelist will bring his closing messages tonight and Saturday night at 7:30 p. m. I The American Legion band I brought three numbers last night I land Rev. Morford sang. An I' other fine crowd was in attendI ance. The evangelist spoke on the I subject, "Six Times Under and Still I! a Sinner," using the story of the I' hea.ing of Naaman, the leper, as I the Scriptural background. He I said in part: “The story of Naaman is an in teresting one because its characters are so human. Naaman was a great man, an honorable man, a i man held in high esteem by his I king, but he was a leper. How often we can point out many fine qualities in men but if we are as honest as the Scripture writer we ■ are'TTrced to end it all with a I‘but’; bjtt he is a leper. Through ' a captive Hebrew maiden he learned of the phophet Elisha and of a possible cure. With gifts aggregating SBO,OOO in our money, he sought out the king of Israel, but Jehoram, like a good many other men in high places, was not only in no position to help him himself but had even forgotten the prophet of God who lived in his country. While he sought vainly for escape from the dilemma in which he was placed by the general from a neighboring country a message arrived from Elisha which said, 'Send him unto me and he will learn that there is a prophet in Isreal.' "So Namtnan and his retinue come to Elisha who doets not even come out to greet his distinguished visitor but sends a message, 1 — ■lllllllll.l * C\ Here’s our idea a perfect -s '* !, ve ■ Klenzo Shaving _ kjgf Cream with »ls rich, beard-soft-cuing lather . . . \ and no soap bite. igj Then, a smooth, c lose - cutting kl PV7O p ermedge Blade, Jliavim/' fr "-' trom scra,l ‘ SHA\ lING ( .|| y n | c ks. Finish CREAM tie job with a 25c dash of Stag LoSTAG tion anti a bit of I Atter-ShavcStag After-Shave LOTION rn This is a shave QTAC that can't be beat ou .anywhere. T r y n today POWDER a id see for your- I 25c self. B. J. SMITH DRUG CO.

‘Go dip seven times tn the Jordan.’ Almost incoherent with rage the general starts home, but wiser counsel from some of hits faithful retainers calms his rage and leads him to go to the Jordan. The seven successive dtps may well Illustrate his progress from sinfulness toward righteousness. One after another he cast from him his racial prejudice, his personal pride, hla self-will, his provincialism, his 1 bad disposition, and his unwillingness to obey. Six Hint's he dipped and came up wetter, but no better! Six times under and still a sinner. Not until he goes all the I way and by faith plunges the seventh lime can he expect a enre. Many a man tries to be rid of the leprosy of sin and is misled by . the devil into stopping by the way I at reformation, morality or church membership and still Is not cleans- ' ed. But Naaman goes all the way. He dips the seventh time and is I whole. "Why do men live within reach of a prophet and remain in sin?

BELL’S <& Winchester nr House Pl sr Cash Grocery FREE DELIVERY 1 times Daily: 8, 10, 2 & 4 o'clock KEN O COFFEE—Vacuum Packed 25c E-Z STOVE POLISH—ISc Value 10c MILLER'S BREAD — 3 loayes 25c GOOD TASTE SALAD DRESSING — Quart .... 25c Carotene Milk “So Rich It Whips”—Tall can .... 5c STEEL WOOL — 2 ■ 10c packages 15c SUPER SUDS — Large size 19c; 3 -10 c pkgs. 25c BABBITT'S CLEANSER — 3 cans 10c WHOLE BARREL OF GROUND PEPPER—Ib.. 15c QUEEN OLIVES —2 -10 c bottles 15c I Red Beans. Kidney Beans. Kraut, Corn. f? Vegetable Soup. Peas and Carrots, Pork & Beans DC DATES — per pound 10c p & G—4 Giant Bars 19c POP CORN — Pound 10c; 3 1b5...25c ASSORTED ‘ OOKIES — Pound 10c 2 th. SODA CRACKERS — 2 Ib. box 17c ONIONS — 10 pound bag x 15c LARGE SWEET SPANISH ONIONS—Pound ... 5c SUN KIST ORANGES — Dozen .... 15c, 25c and 35c QUART DILL and SOUR PICKLES 15c CATSUP — 14 oz 10c 1 M ’ I APPLE SALE Crimes Golden and Jonathan—B Ibs. 25c; Basket 79c Hubbardson — 8 pounds .... 25c; Basket . 89c CANDY’ SALE Chocolate Drops, Orange Slices, Gum Drops, 1 /L. Kisses, Mixed andy — pound IVv Nesbitt’s Fancy Maple and Pineapple Chocolate Creams — pound 20c , Nesbitt’s Cood Peanut Creams and Chocolate Chips — pound 20c I We have a full line of FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS i SWISS STEAK, 1b... 18c ROUND. STEAK, tb. 20c BEEF BOIL — 2 pounds 25c VEAL ROAST, Ib. ... 20c VEAL CHOPS, lb.. 23c Z Appelman’s Grocery FREE DELIVERY PHONE 215 - 219 - —-—-—— —, SPECIAL SOAP SALE Oranges. Florida, Full 4 Palmo’ive Soap . 19c of Juice, large size. Crystal White Chips dozen 25c 2 large boxes ... 19c Cranberries, Ige. size, 5 Crystal White fine for sauce or Soap 23c pies, lb. 19c 1 • 10c Super Suds Free ; Apples, good cooking 1 Giant Super Suds 19c ~n (| eati 7 n , s 25c g 110 c Super Suds. 01c 30c Value, only .20c Grapes, pound .... 10c BROOMS 29c Post Toasties, Seminole Toilet 2 boxes 25c Tissue. I rolls .. 25c Bakers Breakfast Cocoa S.O.S. Pads .... 13c half pound can .. 10c Maxwell House Coffee Old Dutch Cleanser oound 27c 2 cans .. 15c Joll-o, all flavors Babo denser, -> pkgs. ... 1/c 25e value, 2 cans llc Swansdown t ake Flour 29c Ammonia, /Plate Scraper Free) quart Bisquick s "” c Red Star Yeast COFFEE 2 large cakes .... 5c Try Freshly G round Vanilla Wafers, Coffee, you will taste a 80 to the pound. . 19c difference. Florida Grape Fruit, Imperial, pound 19c large, each lie 2 pounds 35c Pop Corn, that will Champion, pound.. 23c pop, 2 Ihs 25c Nu Blend, pound 25c ’ Candy Kissed We grind this coffee . pound ......... 10c while you wait. I 11

Jesus said in His home town of I Nazereth byway of explanation, Many lepers were In Israel In the time of Ellshu the prophet; and none of them was cleansed saving Naaman. the Syrian.’—Luke 4:27. There is but one answer. They are in their own way as was Naaman. And only when, like Naaman, I hey are willing to let go of heir pet ains and g oall the way with God can they be made whole/’^_ 6 SPECIAL OFFER Armands Face Powder. . 50c Armand Evening Reverie _ Perfume 50c Both for 50c Kohne Drug Store

BEEF PORK Rib Plate 9 lbs. Pork Shoulder Steak or 25c To Boil .... Roast, tb good beef i r 1 Q/» Spare Ribs 20c tb roasts Ib. IDC to lOU Neck Bones 2 tbs. 25c Fresh Ground _ isu .2 25c FLOUR Sirloin or lb. 9xP 24 lb. bag Winner I Miracle Flour, the Minute Steak best for home bakF,our «q ( . ing, 5 Ibs. 90 SWISS STEAK lb. 20c 1 O -- All Meat AW Little Crow Pancake Flour ! 1 pound package A VV Veal Shoulder lb. Little Crow Buckwheat Flour 19/* Steak or Roast I —* pactaßl! ' : If 7l 41 Winner Brand Corn Meal, 5 Ib. bag. 25c specia Kremel Pancake or Buckwheat Flour DaVVll in boxes... 15c, 2 for 25c Boneless Fish 15c tb 7 T> T T WHb PICNIC tb. J HAMS v n.i.m o Vermont Maid, large 45c; 5ma11..23c Big Hit Syrup, 1 pound 15c Frankforts, Bologna 1 lip L ° g Syrup 22c or Pudding Pound kM5c I “TAXIS' LARD .... lb. 20c r> n « I HLESI; tb. 17p Bulk Shortening 16c tn cream saturdav O"iv liv P. W. CRACKERS. Box 15c ATTENTION: See us before buving your 2 BOXES JiDU Thanksgiving poultry. We will have a very choice selection of Turkeys, Ducks, ROLLED OATS 99/* Chickens and Rabbits. 48 oz. Large Box « j «? ■ , Place Your Order Earlv! MILLER'S BREAD 3 loaves nA I AA m ■«t Rival Do. Food can 10c L M OL I V E ..I a I L I ood, can RECOMMENDED by m,om «uutv SFECIAIISTS 3 cans 25c $UP er ■ 1 tb. pkg. of Marshmallows with a V<< s super Suds long toasting fork 20c _ clothes whiter-oishes brighter 2 lb. box Soda Crackers 18c CRYSTAL WHITE Bulk Peanut Butter, tb 20c the ferfect family wash f B A 1 10 c package SUPER SUDS 9Pwr» \ i I £1 r wilh 5 Giant Bars CRYSTAL WHITE vUni WHITE EAGLE LAUNDRY SOAP—IO bars .. 21c Large Box CRYSTAL WHITE CHIPS 9c I HARDWATER ' ASTILE-3 bars .. 11c PALMOLIVE SOAP—3 for 14c IT.N. T. LAUNDRY SOAP—3 bars.. 10c OIFhICKoF s^t ei> 89c I pLKU«ia. ..nd 18c Peaches 2 29c 1 "’Me COFFEE ls £ PLENTY FRESH BULK OYSTERS 25c pint NOODLES fl MALT B PUMPKIN c . , . _ E l can Blue Ribbon E N 2 i , 4/A 8 oz. pkg. I ■ j oid Fashioned Mug B <- ins IOC £VV fe BOTH QQ„ ■ 1 ib. pkg 18c B OOV E » cans..27c Swift's Brookfield DI ITT IT D Creamery SALAD DRESSING or DU I I Lit 2 Ibs. IQC SANDWICH SPREAD Packed in Attractive Tumblers, 8 oz. net. . T .. . . .. Ideal for Bridge Sets. Sec them! D|a/* In /Oo UIBO SPECIAL lUZuL Cottage Cheese, Baked Goods, Good Dill or Sweet Pickles. Bulk Olives, Nice Barbeque or Home Baked or Boiled Ham, Pickle Pimento Veal Loat. Complete line of Kraft's Salad or Sandwich Spreads and Cheese. W M Deliveries Please order ■ ÜBKBB B B a BB 888 jB B B W to any early tor BB B BB l. "IP » B pa , t of Service B Phwcslo6~lo7 Cll; ' MBEHBEBHHEBBEHRHHIEHBEBEEHHREEMEnBRWHnBIMBBEEBBEEESFEBMBBBEHEMRMEi

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