Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 7 January 1938 — Page 7

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t r-'-. ■ *v* •** ■■’ * - I * a JBIWI " " Irfhe Treat I Everyone Enjoys I] a refreshing glass I of your favorite p™ BEER zk I Stock up today for over the J week-end. Your dealer has your I favorite brand and will be glad I to make delivery anytime you wish. [order today ** .. I HITE’S Grocery j PHONES 31 and 204 ■ chocolate drops 1 BfrRKSH, SOFT ( ENTER 3 tbs„_2.>c ■" ORANGES ■lEDll M SIZE SUNKIST NAVALS A fig* I Dozen 13c 2 Doz. AfJV ■ SIZE — DOZEN 2.~>c | NEW BEANS pounds NAVY BEAN'S 25c ■ pound. BABY LIMA BEANS 2>c ■ pound. LARGE LIMA BEANS 25c ■ pounds (.BEAT NORTHERN BEANS 25c |E!CE KRISPIES 2 ■WHEAT FLAKES 2 %5 C I APPLES GREEN BEANS | I Small Grimes Golden, ■ ~ 1 Basket and Corn I 59c Upland Picked Baldwins, cans I basket ._. _ 98c ______ RDCAPUCQ 1 P oun d can "bote' peeled, fl lILHUIILU in heavy syrup, can MWw jAPmCOTS^^ h "p - IFTneAPPLE 10c , [l)ur Steaks and Roasts are cut from Tender Baby Beet. ■Our Hamburger is pure, free from scraps and adulterggations, ______ ” KRAITT PORK AM) BEANS HOMINY ■ RED BEANS TOMATO JUICE ■PEAS AND CARROTS Tomato and Vegetable SPAGHETTI Soup I CAN sc

SORG’S MEAT MARKET PHONES 95 AND 96 107 N. SECOND OCR OWN FREE DELIVERY fresh hams-- SLICING BOLOGN A— RING home MADE sausage Si -i:::::::::::: £ franks liver pudding S J 15c 2> "5C MINUTE 23iC RUMP 171 C STEAK ~, > ds l!ones XSC HAMBURG, pound PAI lIES . ® FRESH SIDE.. beFfBOH _ liI!ISKET 11C tts 33C ole< ; Lard 2 SC 28C Fresh Bulk 4 2 pounds 2 pounds OLD FASHION m crackers 19c — Choice cut l.g BRICK 2®C I Kmoke Ham Shank 21c £’ üb . 18* c Sirloin 2 brick or ameriBRAINS ”pT“ — Bulk “• “<* . — Bread minced « blodgetts HIT ROASTISc 3 loaves MEAT I>C COLBY CREAM FRESH STOCK OF SOFT BONE CATTLE AT LOWEST PRICES

man Drew. Supt. . Morninc Worship, 10:15 A. M. Sermon Subject, "Temptation”, Christian Endeavor 6:15 P. M, Mr Freeman Schnepp, leader. Evening Evangeliatic Service 7:15, Sermon aubject ".Repentance'

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938.

| The Mid-Week service will be held Wednesday evening at 7:90 In , one of the homes of the conpregation. Place will be announced at Sunday Service*. —— Mt. Tabor M. E. Lloyd W. Bower, pastor I Sunday School, 9a. in. Ed Koos, superintendentThe tinal service of the revival I meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. o- - - . i. Clark's Chapel M. E. Lloyd W. Bower, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. W. C. j Beard, superintendent. Worship service, 10:80 a. in. o Willshire U. B- Circuit Laurence Dellinger, pastor Willishire Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. in. The revival services will continue through this week. Special . numbers each evening. Winchester Sunday School. 9 a. nt. Class meeting. 10 a. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.

fr I ■ - _>—-"Fl ELF RICE 4 ms 2£c MACARONI lib. fl^ c BURCO pkg. Made from pure, wholesome ingredients KIDNEY BEANS J for COFFEE 2 lbs. a BURCO FLOUR 60C ORANGES doz. California Navels — Large size TANGERINES 2 doz. 35c HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 1 Eg SWEET POTATOES 5 tbs. J§ c Porto Ricans ""ew APPLES 6 tbs. GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 2£c QUALITY MEATS FRANK BUTLER IN CHARGE OF MEAT DEPT. FRESH PICNICS tb. PORK STEAK th. 20C SMOKED PICNICS tb. J BOILING BEEF 2 Ss. 25c OYSTERS pint J2g BACON SQUARES lb. Quality Food Market FREE DELIVERY 121 N. 2nd st. PHONE 192

Decatur M. E. Circuit J. W. Reynolds, pastor. Mt. Pleasant Church School, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship and communion, 10:40 a. tn. Beulah Chapel Church School, 9:30 a. nt. Pleasant Valley Morning worship, 9:30 a. in. Church School, 10:30 a. in. o CHURCH REVIVALS St. Paut Christian The revival meeting which is iu progress at the St. Paul Christian i Union church is increasing In both interest and attendance. Rev. Marshall. pastor of the local Church of God is the evangelist. He discusses such subjects as sin and repentance in a very forceful manner. The revival will continue indefinitely, with services beginning each evening at 7:30 o’clock. The public is urged to attend. o Pleasant Valley Revival services are now in progress at the Pleasant Valley Wesleyan church. Rev. Grant Whit-

nack is in charge of the preaching services. The song service is conducted by A. M. Jellison of Portland with Mrs. Jellison at the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox of Roanoke, talented gospel singers and musicians, will be with us over the week end. Services each night at 7:30 o'clock. Calvary Evangelical Church George S. Lozier, Minister 9:30 a. m.— Sunday School. Mr. Otis Shlfferly. superintendent 10:30 a. m. —Prayer and Praise Service. 7:30 p. in. Thursday — Worship service. SAM JACKSON (rONTtNUttD FROM PAUBONE) in 1924. Jackson was a candidate for congress in 1928. During the national campaign of that year lie also took an active part in Alfred E. Smith’s campaign for the presidency. He is a member of the committee on character and fitness of the state board of law examiners; a former member of the board of governors of the Indiana State Bar association; a charter member of Fort Wayne post No. 47. American Legion. He is a Thirty-third degree Mason and an elder in the First Presbyterian church. In the World War he enlisted May 16. 1917, with the U. S. Army in the First Officers’ Training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, where he won the commission of second lieutenant of infantry He was ordered to Camp Zachary Taylor near Louisville and assigned to training troops. He won promotion to first lieutenant and later won a captain’s commission. Having been schooled as a lawyer, he’ was later appointed trial judge advocate for Camp Zachary Taylor. He was busy in that branch of the service during the remainder of the war. and was honorably discharged April 21, 1919. Mr. Jackson is married and has three sons, James, Robert and Samuel, Jr. o Lehman Sells Guernsey To California Company Peterborough, N. H , Jan 7—(Special»—A purebred Guernsey cow. Steadfast’s June Fanciful 5007777 was sold recently by Peter B. Lehman of Decatur. Indiana to M. T onsen Company of Pe'aluma, California, according to the American Guernsey Cattle Club, Peterborough, New Hampshire. o Francis Scott Key, author of the Star Spangled Banner, could neither sing or play any musical instrument *

WANTED Rags, Magazines. Newspapers, Scrap Iron, Old Auto Radiators, Batteries, Copper. Brass, Aluminum, and all grades of scrap metals. We buy hides, wool, sheep pelts, the year round. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe st. Phone 442 ATTENTION Former Members of the MOOSE Through a special ruling of the Grand Lodge, all members dropped for non-payment of dues may be reinstated into the order for the payment of SI.OO This special offer good only until January 15. See the Secretary today. ' 1 WEEK-END MEAT SPECIALS (Shoulder Steak, pound— 20c Sliced Ham, pound 23c Fresh Side, sliced or chunk, pound 20c ! Ribs and Backbone, tb. ISc Sausage, bulk, pound 19c I Sausage, caseing, pound- 21c Pork Roast, pound 19c-23c Pure Pork Lard, 2 lbs. 23c Baby Beef Roasts, 14-17-21 c Baby Beef Steak, lb. 18c-21c Hamburger, 2 pounds 25c Bread, 3 loaves2sc Oranges, dozen2oc Potatoes, peck2.3c SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET : 512 S. I.3th st. Phone 226 FREE DELIVERY I Open Sunday Morning till Noon.

Thwi YOU CAN OWN Covered Sauce i' '' ■ * . Ji® V su (j q< »,<r> . ’♦ -Si '• former LuruhcoO JuML-——_ —JBn Kroger’s C»rd Plan Price M THE Only $1.49 FORMER HOME LUNCHEON Jr DEMONSTRATION PRICES through WB rRCGERT Money-Saving CARD PLAN THE quality cookware you have wanted for years. Pure, thick molded aluminum ... steam-tight covers. The kind that cooks the “waterless” way with low heat. Your food is richer-flavored and more nourishing. You , save fuel, work, worry. The Kroger Stores in your community are offering a plan through which you can own a complete set of this modern cookware at one-jourtb the price that thou- , sands of women paid for it at former home luncheon 7 Beautiful, . J See the display of Majestic Cookware at your neighUsefill Pieces borhood Kroger Store. The manager will tell you how easy it is to own a set—and how little it costs. Start today... modernize your COOKWARE.. .Ask for card at any of the KROGER STORES KROGER HOT DATED—SMOOTH, FRAGRANT o l e o SPOTLIGHT •< Tasty and Wholesome UK'Wj* K? 'Slta ‘2 tbs. 25c W IU 3 lb. pkg. 15c sth FRENCH BRAND COFFEE lb. -g,s£ CRISCO or SPRY 3 lb. I— — ; —— BUTTER in Rolls 2 £c AVOndalC r lour Country Club Creamery, Finest Quality, 90 score Lb. «F «JF ** All Purpose APRICOTS No. 2’ j fl 24 lb. E? Standard, Whole, in Rich Syrup can “ sack ©3C MACARONI 6 7oz. ' or SPAGHETTI—Country Clubpkgs. — FANCY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — Head Lettuce California Iceberg Xhds.lQc LEAF LETTUCE 2 lbs. c u k I CARROTS 2 lbs. £ large, fender, crisp ORANGES dozen stalks, each California Navels, Sweet, Juicy, Special GRAPEFRUIT 5 for fl Texas Seedless, Full of Juice " * vv SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs 3 r Porto Rican for candying POTATOES HF 19<e GUARANTEED QUALITY MEATS — Features for SATURDAY. Pork Chops lb 19c — — LARGE SLICING BOLOGNA. Chunklsc lb ERESH PORK SWIFT’S MILD PICNIC HAMS2Ic lb shoul de r s Pork Steak Boneless 2SC ’ K ' ,lt 1 SUGAR CURED BACON SQUARESI6c lb btyie,, ID.. ( BEEF, PORK AND VEAL for LOAF 22c lb No Shank. ■> lb-_average CANAI)IAN BACON 2t03 Hi PURE PORK SLICED 45c pieces, tb. S A U S A G E FANCY NATIVE VEAL ROASTS 22c lb < th BONELESS PORK TENDERLOIN 39c lb I>c 1 >c Boneless Fish ~ 15c ACCEPT THIS AMAZING GUARANTEE ■ » W MWWT ®"y Kroger Item. LIKE it as well or better. OR return unused fe. PBe* I 9 , Jn ** W a portion in or.ginal rontn-ncr and we will replace it FREE with Afiy other brand w» Sri! as Ow Ktr- •••r of pr.c**

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