Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 5 February 1937 — Page 7

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ceaaful results. The membership, also, was helped to a higher appreaelation of the Christian life, with its blessings and privileges. The Union Chapel church, is a well equipped rural church, Just a few minutes distance from Decatur. In addition to its fine facilities for Sunday School and worship accords a warm welcome io all who wish to participate in and enjoy its services. o Antioch, M. B. C. Church 0. L- Flesher Pastor Sunday School 9:30 Jas. McCullough Supt. Morning sermon 10:45 Evening service 7:00 •'One thing have 1 desired of the the Lord, that will I seek after; I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to inquire in his temple.” (David) o Calvary Evangelical Church George S. Loxzier, Minister 9:30 a. ra. Sunday School. Rolland Miller, superintendent. 10:30 a. m- — Prayer and Praise service. 7:30 p. m., Thursday— Worship Service. Sermon by the minister. o St. Paul's Lutheran Preble Regular divine services in English at 11 o'clock. Sermon theme, "Jesus j ' love for sinners." o Carmel Building Damaged By Fire Carmel, Ind , Feb. S—(UP5 —(UP) —Fire which originated in the basement of an old bank building, housing three business establishments and a lodge hail, caused several thousand dollars damage here last night. The majority of damage to a drug ’ store, hosiery shop, beauty parlor and a Masonic and Eastern Star lodge, hall, was caused by smoke and water. Fire equipment was called from Indianapolis to aid in fighting the blaze.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1937.

Still Frozen Apple Sauce Dessert Haven’t you known women like Mary? Women who are always leaders In their communities because they have the happy faculty of sensing and utilizing the new, the smart, the different, whether it pertains to their own personal appear-; ance, their home decorations and equipment or their entertainment? And don't you always enjoy their - hospitality, not alone tor the pleasure an evening in their home affords, but because you always go away with clever ideas on how to make your own home more attractive; your own hospitality more I gracious? One reason why Mary’s -parties are outstanding is the fact that she never lets herself serve “expected" refreshments. She constantly strives to give her guests something different; to make then, feel as if their 1 coming was an occlusion. Tonight Mary's guests are in for another special treat- Here is her recipe. Still Frozen Cinnamon Apple Sauce (Serves 4) 1 ‘/ii cups apple sauce (sweetenened to taste) 2 tablespoons red cinnamon candies i/ 8 teaspoon salt 1 cup whipping cream ‘ (whipped) 1 egg white Add cinnamon candies and sal* to hot apple sauce and stir until, thoroughly dissolved- Chill thor- ; oughly in modern ice refrigerator. Fold in the whipped cream and egg white (stiffly beaten. Pour mixture into the freezing container of a 'still" ice cream freezezr (the kind that requires no turning). Cover and -pack with a mixture of 2 parts of chipped ice and 1 part of salt by volume. Cover freezer and place in ice refrigerator. Freeze for approximately 1 hour, stirring occasionally. —o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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I . .... —I *■— - - - ‘ Encouraged by the success of New York’s drive on racketeering, headed by brilliant Prosecutor Thomas Dewey, other cities are considering similar tactics. Now investigating the shakedown activities of the underworld which annually exempts millions from New York business men for “protection”, Dewey is gunning for the political “higherups” allegedly connected with the racket. Backed by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, Dewey has cleaned up various phases of criminal activity, climaxing his drive against the powerful ring preying on the public through the policy game and prostitution by convicting Charles (Lucky) Luciano and his henchmen.

SPEEDY ACTION FROMASSEMBLY Many Bills Slated For Discard When Assembly Meets Monday Indianapolis, Feb. 8. —KU.R)—Fast action for the remainder of the current general assembly session when it reconvenes Monday after a 10-day recess necessitated by flood conditions was contemplated ! today after an informal conference I by Democratic members in which many bills were slated for discard. Elimination of all liquor control amendments and most of the tax bills introduced reportedly was agreed upon at the meeting. Meanwhile, northern Indiana tavern owners were laying plans to introduce a score of amendments 'to the liquor control act which would require only one license for beer, liquor and wine sales, eliminate package stores and retailing

HITE’S Grocery Always call 31 or 201 for Superior Service, Lower Prices. Finest Quality and Free Delivery. DRIED PEACHES .. .15c GRAPEFRUIT We PRUNES 25c APPLES W;. k ."...25c KRAUT 10c POTATOES ONIONS • Medium size. Another truck load Russets, peck Fancy Country, 29c Bushel $1.15 AvV 100 lb. bag $1.90 Sale on New Pack Vegetables Tomatoes 3 cans 25c Lima Beans, packed from Dozen 98n dry California, 3 cans 29c Peas, packed from tender Dozen sl.lO tasty dry peas, 3 cans 25c Baked Beans. 3 cans 20c Dozen 95c Dozen » 75c Corn, tender sugar corn, Red Beans, 3 cans 20c 3 cans .29c, Dozen sl.lO Dozen 75c Green Beans, ready cut Kidney Beans. 3 cans 20c stringless 3 cans 29c Dozen . 75c Dozen sl.lO Hominy, 3 cans . 20c Dozen . 75c Buy a dozen or two and save money! ■w«S _

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'of liquor by drug stores, permit I roadhouses on a limited scale, and ' perhaps legalize liquor sales on : Sunday in border cities. Most of the “pet” measures in- ] troduced despite Gov. M. Clifford ; Townsend's request that legislation i be held to a minimum reportedly i were slated to die in committee. One of them is a proposal to appropriate $1,000,000 for a northern branch of Indiana University in Lake county. Others include a measure to rei quire industrial plants to be closied in case of a strike or lockout; I changes in the petty loan interest rates; proposed 30-hour work week; establishment of a proposed $3,000 exemption on residential property; re-distribution oi gasoline tax funds. All day and perhaps night sessions were contemplated to push ■ through such “must” legisltaion as Townsend’s proposal for creation i;of a state labor department, the . i biennial budget appropriation, and . j a highway safety program. •; One of the amendments to the ■ liquor law proposed by the northvein Indiana tavern proprietors

' would force sale of liquor by the j drink in 62 towns that now prohibit them or would bar completely sale of any kind of alcoholic beverage in those communities. The single license, to cost S7OO regardless of seating capacity and other mutters now taken into consideration, would be effective in all . ... , . i-i-.- -.'i'.-J i‘.'\ third class cities. Those counties are Marion, Madison. Lake, Vanderburg, Allen. Delaware, St. Joseph. Vigo, Elkhart, Howard, Tippecanoe, Grant, Floyd, Lal’orte, and Wayne. A reduction in the gross income . tax rate for retailers is to be proposed by Sen. Arthur L. Deniston, D., Rochester, when the legislature meets next week. Deniston estimated the reduction would cut $4,500,000 annually from the gross income tax revenue but believed the reduction would eliminate “chiseling.” POOR COMPLEXIONS OFTEN TRACED TO CONSTIPATION An unattractive, sallow skin and dull, lifeless eyes often mean that common constipation has clogged up your system. You feel wretched ; - and listless, may have headaches, i This condition is usually the re- j suit of meals low in “bulk.” Re- j store this “bulk” with Kellogg’s I All-Bran. Within the body, All-Bran ab- - sorbs twice its weight in water, \ forms a soft mass, gently exercises and cleanses the system. Isn’t this cereal way better than taking - weakening pills and drugs? Try Kellogg’s All-Bran for a | week. If not satisfactory, your money will be refunded by the Kellogg Company. Serve All-Bran as a cereal with milk or fruits, or in recipes. Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily. Three times daily in severe cases. Sold by all grocers. Made and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

IW|IW ® g iinii « /■ / ■ / your attention .. . for they’re of K \ ** * I /■ /■ / the best quality .. . priced to \ >/■/*/ make your nickels and dimes I t / B I K f go farther. It takes more than ■ / t / B V / just one or two low-priced items t / f j to many any impression on r»- ' J ']^WWIBW i gwWWWB| ducing your food expenses. To S * T * IF** 1 save the rnost > shop every day where you can save . . . cn — every article you buy. ELF HOMINY 16 oz. can CAMAY MACARONI pkg. a p GELATIN DESSERT, Elf B FI A 1 Pure Fruit, quick set 4 00 SARDINES. Domestic. ® Bar Qi’ or Mustard can SCHOOL Tablet. Elf. Golden Rod O j® " ELF SALT I'. j lb. pkg. S OLD DUTCH TOILET TISSUE, Burco, CLEANSER IM * Bheet re " 2 Cans 15C ELF SPINACH No. 2 ran SEEDLESS RAISINS pkg. »•' PANCAKE & WAFFLE K? fcjf free! a FLOUR, Elf 20 oz. pkg. CM C wiTh C Pa V c a h e oka e CANE & MAPLE SYRUP, .in jug B CHILI CON CARNE Elf No. 2 can v1 . * Z?)- MARSHMALLOWS. Elf Boz pkg. ■ ■ Bl W S JACK ELF HOMINY large can O ffi W ICING SUGAR. Burco. .1 lb. pkg. O ■ ' OU ARGO CORN STARCH, 1 lb. pkg. gg Baked Beans, Elf. large can . . .. 10c Bursleys High Grade Coffee, lb. . . 25c Sweet Pickles. Elf, 6 oz. jar 10c Maxwell House Coffee, lb 29c Elf Tapioca, pkg Hlc Sunshine Krispy Crackers . 18c Burco Cocoa, 1 lb. pkg. 10c Elf Cake Flour. 5 lb. sack 29c Vinegar, King Bee. quart 10c Vanilla Extract, Elf. pure 10c Baking Powder, Clabber Girl .... 10c Fels Naptha Soap, 10 bars 45c Mince Meat, Elf, pkg 10c Elec. Light Bulbs 2 for 25c (up to 60 watt) GRANGES ... doz. OKp Florida SATURDAY MEAT SPECIALS GRAPEFRUIT, 6-- 25c hamburger 1| an APPLES 4 lbs. 25c CABBAGE, 3lbs. loc £ £.if V POTATOES. 10 lbs. 45 c A IDAHO XPZ'V BANANAS, 4 ibs. OKp We will have a nice ,ine " f HSH, OYSTERS, and FANC Y CHEESE CARROTS 2 for Js c for your lenten menu. Head Lettuce, 2 for 1 Qp BUTTER lb. QQp IvV HOME STORE OUJV Ouality Food Market 121 No. 2nd St. Free Delivery DECATUR, IND. Phone 192 iB S giWtafcl! Ol

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