Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1939 — Page 5

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Vulog 11 Sunday School 10 a. m. A. L. Harmon Bupl Junior and Senior C. K. i i 7;3e p. m Midweek Pra>e- meet- ! mg and official board Wgdnesday s oo p, tn. Welcome to our services. j Our thought -The gate awlugv < .1 to and tm» but the bingo remain i | stationary always, - II—I —I Illi.— I Q ■! I Christian Union Rev. D. J. Young, pastor Craigvills Sabbath School, 0:30 a. tn. Prayer meeting following Siiiidny , School. Evening evangelistic message, . 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting and Bible study each Thursday evening , at 7 30 o'clock. St. Paul Sabbath School, • :!& a. m. Morning worship. 10:16 a. tn. Mid-week prayer meeting and Bible study each Wedlieaday evening, 7:34 o'clock. We have a class tor your children. Come and bring them so we might worship together. 8 Willshire U. B. Circuit Lawrence Dellinger, Pastor Willshire ‘Sunday School >;3u. i Claes meeting 10:3*. I Christian Endeavor 7:00. ' cblldreiu' program 11:00. Winchester Sunday School 0 up. Preaching l»:00 Prayer meeting, Weducvday ,i». — o Calvary Evangelical Church George S. Loiter. Minister 0:30 A. M. Sunday School. Mr. Will Johnson. superintendent. 14:44 A. M. Prayer sal Praise service. Mrs. Otis bhiMerly leader 7:3t> P. M.. Wednesday, Worship seivics and sermon. Note the i nsnge In the day for this week on account <rf the W. M. S. meelting al Uukwood Park. ML Tabor and Clark's Chapel Methodist Churches F. A. Armstrong. Pastor Services for July 23 Ml. Tabor (lkl<>) Bible school »:U A. M Mr. Ed- I j ward Koos. Bupt. Worship Services with sermon by i the pastor 7:30 P. M. i Clark's Chapel Bible ddhool >:3B A. M. Mr. W. * C. Beard. Bupt Worship Services follow.ng the Bible school, sermcn by tbs pastor There is to be s|-m.-ial music, All ate welcome. ' ' •' • "■*" ■—■ Decatur Circuit Methodist Churches Rev. Robert J. Yunksr. Factor 1 Pleasant Valley puuday School . >:J4, Harold Porter, bupl. Mt. Pleasant Sunday tfcbool William Junes, ship: Morning Worship .14:30 11.-ulah Chapel Sunday School Durtha Shady. Supt. Evening Worshp:..7:3U; The Kirkland Meg’s Chor U will <"e»«tit »«»i<ral special number a

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tor this service. Thu Heuleti Chapel l^d| M ‘ Aid! will inset at the paisouag.i >u Wednesdsy Kveping, July ggtb. The Mt. rieasanv Bible Ciaas will moat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Busdorf, on Frday Evening. Ju'y 3«ih. ■ ■»—— CHURCHREVIV ALS Church of Nasarsne Rev. M. L. Garrett spoke to an-! other large crowd last evening on thu subject ' The Entrance u> the narrow way and the broad way run parallel through thia world.) 7 hat uach of the roads are the, same in many respects. £*ch road i has an entrance with Ha progress and development. Both have a terminal. Thu narrow way being) difficult to enter ibecauve of the; accumulation of man's evils that must be reckoned with at the gate. Once it is entered the scriptures! deciare that it is easy to travel. While the broadwuy Is easy to enter, but the scripture deciare “thel w iy of the Iranagi t-saor Is hard.” > These two roads fork at the death < bed. Rev. Garrett will speak ou Ihu subject, 'Three Hells." Tbe Ouk Grove Methodist quartet will be with us Sunday. Hear thia splendid southern evangelist. Services begin at 7:34. You are welcome POLITICS BILL (OONTINUKD riloM I’AUK ONK) "the first man la violate" It so as to test its constitutionality In the courts. “It is a "frvlation of the first amendment to the couatitulion," he said. Major controversy in house debate last night centers over the provision barring I'nited States district attorneys, postmasters, internal revenue collectors and other vote-getting offii lais whose jobs are considered of the patronage variety, from participating in politics. That provision was stricken In committee on tbe grounds that it was too broadly drawn and might be interpreted to include the presi dent and other elected officials <»r cabinet officers. Hut the house restored It. Dempsey introduced an amendment specifically exempting those officials and it was adopted Tbe political ramificathma of the MH are tremendoua since II will bar from political organisations those federal employes who heretofore. under both Republican and Democratic organisations, have been their chief functionaries. House passage was especially significant in respect to the fonh- ' coming 11H0 presidential campaign ) It was considered in many quarters as a potential aid to those seeking to obtain the Democratic nomination for Vice-President John X. Garner, since Farley's nations I | political machine may be weakenj »-d. Garner's chaucea were not heI lieved to depend on the job-holder* of such a machine so much as on I general popularity. (hM of tho crucial testa In th-

prepared by Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Homs Servlcs Departmsnt w INSTEAD OF JELLY ROLL How would you like a lovely golden sponge cake roll tilled with luscious flavorful fresh fruit instead of jelly 7 You know how uncooked fruit has a flavor that speaks of sun and wind and fields. It’s a delicate ii- .1. | tone flavor that's completely lost WMB the fruit ffi cooked. That's why I like to find as many recipea aa I ean that call for fresh uncooked frutU -And thia Blackberry Sponge Roll is that kind of a dessert. You make tho sponge cake roll—then cool it-and fill it with sweetened fresh berries smointed with lemon juice to enhance their flavor. You can see what an effective-looking dessert it is—rima of the golden tender cake encircling layers of the luscious juicy purple black fruit. Each slice of thia regal purple and gold dessert la served with a swirl of snowy whipped cream and a few whole berries for a garnish. I'm going to give you tho recipe for thia dessert just aa we made it In our testing kitchen with fresh blackberries. But I want to add a suggestion made by a visitor who was invited to sample it. She was most gratifyingly enthusiastic.—but she added that Mo was sure it would be just as delicious with sliced peaches. Blackberry Sponge Roll , 3 «gg» W tap. salt 1 cup sugar 1 up. flavoring 6 tbsp, water 3 cups fresh berries 1 cup all-purpose flour or cup sugar cako flour 2 tbsp, lemon juice 1 tsp. baking powder Confectioners' sugar Beat eggs until very light. Add sugar gradually and continue beating with rotary egg beater until all the sugarls added. Add water and beat well. Sift flour once before measuring. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together and add to the egg mixture. Beat quickly until well mixed. Add flavoring and pour immediately into shallow 10 by 14 inch pan which has been greased and lined with paper. Batter should be only *3 inch thick. Bake 15 to 18 minutes in a moderately hot oven, 375* F. When baked, turn upside down on a cloth pprinkled with confectioners' sugar, remove paper, cut edges off cake so it will not split when rolled. Roll the thin layer carefully and quickly, wrapping in towel until cool. Wash the berries and drain well. Cover with sugar and lemon juice. Open the roll and spread with the sugared fruit Roll again and wrap in towel Place in refrigerator to chill and serve with whipped cream. Garnish with a few whole berries. You can get 10 fairly generous servings from this dessert. Betty Crocker Advisee Question: I And that my egg yolks dry out and get hard and caked when I put them in tho ice box. Is there any way to keep them soft? Answer: If you keep your yolks in a tightly covered jar—or if you pour a little water over them, you 11 find they will not dry out. The water, you see, keeps the air from getting to them. Question: When a recipe calls for whipped eream or whipping cream, does it mean that I should measure the cream before or after it is whipped. I always find this very confusing. Answer: If a recipe calls for “whipped cream” it means that the cream is first whipped and then measured. But when your recipe specifies “whipping cream” then you measure out the specified amount before you whip iL This is important because the cream, as you know, just about doubles in volume when it is whipped. ■ " OsrliSl ins te a»tt» craaw. ws If you Have any specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Crocker in care of this newspaper. You will receive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage.

bouse fiaht last night waa on an amendment by R>-p. Sam Hobba. D. Ala, who would have struck out of the bill'l be words: “they ((•■deral employes I shall take no * active part in political management or in political campaigns.” The a mendmem waa approved JSI to 3. Hobbs maneuver bad been preceded by a long speech on the constitutional tights of the voter and he caught the opposition og guard. When It realised what had happened. It demanded a reconsideration and the amendment waa defeated, to 134. Opponents said it would have "diaemhowled the bill." Rep Claude Parsons. D.. 111., new dealer and opponent of the bill. Introduied an amendment provides that "it shall be unlawful l«r any newspaper, periodical, printing establishment or magasin*to accept feuds for political advertialng. to express any editorial opiulou as to the quailtit atiuua of a political candidate, or to attend any meeting where qualifications of political candidates are discussed It was challened as “not germane" and upon reintroduction later, was defeated. Time after time, supporters of the house leadership pleaded with their Democratic colleagues “not to be used hy the Republicans." MICHIGAN GOVERNOR tCON'TINt'KD FROM PAOLI OSKI here. He told the legislature then that public opinion had swept out tbe liemtH’ratie administration of Frank Murphy, who Is now t'ulted Hlates attorney general, and swept . In the Republican administration. “We termed it a political campaign." he said, "but out from the hiflucut-e of encircling odors ot the seething, broiling, slu-cursed rexspools of crime, insanity. Idlenaaa, sta-lal putridity, gambling dens. proHlgavy. waste. Industrial upheaval, beer gardens, and roadhouses, umorffiMi in silent inleu a gladiator of Irrealalible force that asked no quarter and coticedea no defeat the gladiator of public oiiinion entrenchment and a master force |n the Inta couteat." Utie of likkln.ioil's doses' poi lit lci.l advisers Mid today I but he expelled the old mull, who is reniiiiknbly alert mid energetic for ills years, to fail on his knees Infore his big mahogany dunk In hln private office almost any day. apply his ear to what he nays is his "private pipeline io God" mid In-

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quire of the Almighty It he should run for governor again. "My guess is that the Lord will tell him to run for governor and there probably will be enough candidates in the ram so he will be nominated," the adviser said. There was general agreement among political experts that should Dickinson seek the office, he would be elected.

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