Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 63, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1936 — Page 7

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( by the pastorTheine — iHest thing* stand tho | Test” Text: — "And thin word signified! the removing of those things that are spoken"—dleb. 12:27. I 'Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. nt. . — Zion Chureh Honduras Sunday School 9:30 Loren Yager i Superintendent. Prayer meeting following study period. , Christian Endeavor 6:30 Harold Shady Leader. Evening worship—sermon by the pastor. Theme: "Measure of Man” Text- “If there be any virtue.? Phil CB. Calvary Evangelical Churchc Sunday School at 9:30 Roland Miller Supt. Prayer and fellowship meeting at 10:30 conduct'd by Mr*. James Darr. Evangelistic service on Thursday night with sermon by Kev. M. W. Sundermann. Decatur M. E. Circuit Lester J. Brunner. Pastor Mt. Pleaasant 9:3" A. M Sunday School, Chaun- ; cey Sheets, superintendent. 10:30 A. M. Class Meeting. Beulah Chapel | 9:30 A. M. Sunday School Willard Mcßßride. superintendent. 10:30 A. M. Worship hour. Pleasant Valley 9:30 A.,M. Sunday School, Harold Porter, superintendent. 7:30 P. M- Revival. This is begini ning the second week of servicesHave you been there? Come! Pray! I Rev. and Mrs. Lester J. Brunner are i the Evangelists. Special music and ' choruses each nite. Washington 9:30 A M. Sunday school, Harry

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Andrew*, superintendent. 1 Coming attraction at the Mt. Pl rnsant church. — ,0- " ■ - ■— Chureh of God The messages are getting better 1 each night. The sj.ject of Rev Hartung's message tonight wilt be. “Sin Written and Erased." Will you meet with us? The public is most cordially Invited to attend , these services each night at 7:30. Special singers tonight from Fort Wayne. ROY S. JOHNSON AUCTIONEER I Office. Room 9 Peoples Loen & Trust Bldg. Phones 104 and 1022 Decatur, Indiana ' Max. 16—Frank B. Snider. % mi. south of Poe, IGo acre farm and all personal property. Mar, 17—Lester Brandt, 5 mile eaet of Willshire. Stock sale. Mar. IS—Homer and Whit Adams, 9 mi. southwest Celina. Stock sale. Mar. 19—S. E. Bell. 13’c miles east of Decatur on Highway 224. Stock sale. Mar. 21—Harvey Stevens. Admx sale of household goods, 1109 Elm street, Decatur. Mar. 23—H. P. Schmitt. 2 mile* southeast of Decatur on Road 527, sale of pure bred registered Bel- . gium horses. Mar. 24—J. B. McNamara. 13 mi. east of Auburn. 120 acre -farm and all personal property. “Claim Your Sale Date Early" My service includes looking after every aetail of your sale and more dollars to, /ou the day of your auction. i

WESTWARD HOP OkVICOLIMBUS JV " V '3 l f Bom ol a family of Genoese weavers. Jy at fourteen Co!umbue already tailed the seas. His studies of the maps and books \ of his time convinced him that the earth v wai roun d and that by sailing westward, one could reach Cathay and the Indios. Unable Io Impress the king of Portugal, he went to Spain. After a delay of five years. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella finally gave him three small ships, the Santa Maria, ' the DwpU. Ih. doubis OTd mutini.. cl ' and ( ““ raann * d b » his ersw. Columbu. sailed weatward iailbuds and nil-rail On October 1" 1492. he sighted the ■> . islands which he called the "West f*~ *1 jjtrf Indies." Believing that he had ’ *• a s,-- / tint found a new route to China, Co- - a _T*n Ik lumbus made three more trips to JjT ./clc.’- W VilnA America. Not all of these voy- * Wjp , wLa fS)"' TtfL- j Sr) 1 ages were successful and the ,r>*'SZ V7» -\d honors he received were tern mKi fySjlr V 'V pered by periods ol hardship. . ..i/T-y Zy ff sickness and imprisonment! He .'Ugt I Tlf *#!.' AIL I died without knowing that he • ~~ jd Ahad discovered a new world. ~rj ■ kliti. - &A

DISTRICT MEET AT MONROEVILLE Fort Wayne M. E. Conference At Monroeville Tuesday Forty-three pastoral charges are to he represented at the Fort Wayne district Methodist Episcopal onfareuce at Monroeville next Tuesday. March 17. with 13 of the charges to be from Adams county. A pastoral charge is constituted of one or more churches under one minister, thus forming al! of the Methodist Episcopal churches in Adams county into the 13 charges. The 53 charges in the Fort Wayne district at« composed of 80 [churches. Ail recommendations and business at th ■ Monroeville conference is to be carried to the annua! convention of the churches to be held in Kokomo from April 13 to 20. One pastor and one layman are to represent their charges at the conference in Kokomo from churches in the following places and the circuit* of Decatur. Pleasant Mills. Bobo, Geneva and Monroe. The program f ;r the Northern Indiana conference in the Main

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: Street M. E. chunch, Kokomo, as ar- , ranged by Rev. (Allen 'B- Rice, pastor of the host church, and Dr. C. G. Yoemans. Kokomo district superintendent. .z u> f-.)'lows: 1 Monday afternoon. April 13 — Treasurer’s and statician's staff report at Grace M. E. church. Tuesday afternoon. Acjril 14 Board f evaminers; W. B. Freeland. dean Wednesday afternoon, April 15 Opening conference session with the following delegates participating. Bishop Blake. Rev. Earl Pitt- . Inger, Wa. ash; Rev. William Arnold; Rev. Fred Hill and Dr. M. E. Rice. Wednesday evening Program of ' music and "New Frontiers in Chrisin Education" by Dr. W. W. Whitehouse, dean of Albio Michigan college. Thursday afternoon; Joint anniversary i •■> r meinor.it ion of Wo--1 men's foreign mission society. Thursday evening. Music by Taylor university and 1 addresses by Bishop Jaun E. Gatt--1 inoni, of Buenos Aires and Rev. Daniel Hall, M ntevido, Uruguay. Friday afternoon: United business session and evangeistic hour Message by Dr. M S. Rice Friday evening: Music by Maisliersingers of Kokomo and ad-clre-sses by Dr. Joel Fa sit and Bishop John Nel.no of Switzerland. Saturday:Social meeting, confer-

ence etesslo naitil young people* tally wfl be conducted during tho day Services hi honor of war vet ' eraiis will be conducted during the afternoon. i Monday morning; Devotion# by liiuhop Blake and buulneo.i svhsloii. Heading of appointments. Adjournment. o— ( HARRY HOPKINS (CONTINLTIDjntOM PAQE ONK). That administrative joba were given on a basis of political affili-1 ations; that administrative costs were exhorbitant. The senator said his brother, M. S. Holt, Jr, had been discharged as n district WPA engineer in re- ■ tallation for his attacks. Hopkins countered with his in- . vestlgatlon, followed by a public . letter to Holt saying: "There is no evidence of a single ease out of the thousands employ- J ed from the relief rolls having secured their work through political | influence. "Likewise, the evidence Indi-1 cates that the administrative staff have been appointed on merit and

THIS NATURAL FOOD GENTLY REGULATES YOUR SYSTEM I Furnishes Needed “Bulk” for Regular Habits Your doctor will tell you that keeping healthy depends far more on proper diet than on drugs, that common constipation is usually due to insufficient "bulk” in meals, and that patent medicines give you only temporary relief. Kellogg’s All-Bran supplies gently acting “bulk” which corrects the cause of common constipation.* This “bulk” takes up moisture, forming a soft mass which helps to cleanse the system. All-Bran gives your body the regular internal exercise it needs to prevent sluggishness. All-Bran also furnishes vitamin B and iron. Studies on normal men and women have shown that this delicious cereal is perfectly satisfactory. : Serve All-Bran regularly for regularity, with milk or cream —or use in cooking. Two tablespoonfuls daily arc usually sufficient. Consult your doctor if you do not gain relief this way. All-Bran is much more effective than part-bran prod- . ucts. Get All-Bran JflrgggjgL at your grocer’s. LKHEuXBn Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. •Constipation due to innffident "bull:."

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on tho basis of their qualifications to do the Job.” Hopkins then affirmed tho dismissal of Holt’s brother from his j jParkersburg district Job in West; Virginia and strucg back at. the senator with these two findings as reported by Alan Johnstone, WPA investigator: 1. "During the course of my l Investigation In the Parkersburg ■ district 1 find that early in February of this year subscriptions had been solicited and taken from the i employes of the Parkersburg office to pay the'expenses of broad-j casting a speech delivered by Sen. Holt at St. Mary’s, W. Va., on February 7." , 2. The report exhibited tele- | grams from Holt to the West VirI giniiv WPA director allegedly seeking additional patronage on WPA i administrative payrolls. ! Hopkins made public his report without comment. Holt, counter,ed with a new speech in the sen-

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ate charging the investigation used "enough whitewash to paint a line to Waahington clear from I Charleston, W. Va.” q .. Auditor Holds M. A. Degree TOLEDO (U.R)—Hale T. Shen.'field of Lucus County, here, is the ■ only county auditor in the United States who holds a college M.A. j degree, according to a bulletin of the County Auditors Association. Forty • eight hold A.B. degrees. Shenefleld, graduate of the University of Michigan, formerly taught political science at the University of Toledo. '■' 11 ' " 111 1

Revival Services Church of God 7:30 Each Evening.