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'p m Beatrice Myera president Kvangeltotto service at R p tn Kvery night, Monday Ihtongh Frfday. Hr. Barry 0 Hamilton of lluffalo. N. T., will be speaking on present diy world Issues in tho | light of Bible prophecy ■I o Mt. Tabor M F. A Armstrong. pastor Chnrt h H< hoot. a m. Ed ■i .iXKxxTrrmnxTrxrrxwaxxmrx rgje

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1939.

Koos. luperintendent PraMHag services ? S« p. m , Clark’s Chapel i liarch Hrhool ».|n a . m , w C. Hoard, aupormtrndent I‘roarhtna tarvleea. to M a m Tht-ro will be a special service In this church Monday evnnlng al 7 SO n'rtock. when the Rey 'a Oraham. Hart and Yonnkera will speak i All are welcome. 11 "Q . Cralgvllls Roy. B J Young, pastor Rnhhath Rchtml. »so a m » Morning worship, l#:>0 a. m Week prayer meeting and Bible study each Thursday evenlng. St Waul Sabhath Hchool. >ls a. m Young People's C. K, 7.15. Evening cvnngclistic message. 7:f5 p, m. Mid week prayer meeting and Bible study each Wednesday eve- j nlng at 7 10 p m. ■ o ■ Calvary Evangelical Church (leorge S. Ixtsler. minister > l<> a. m Sunday School. Will Johnson, superintendent. 10 30 a. in.—Prayer and praise service. Mrs Otis Hhlffvrly. lead er. 7:3« p m.. Thursday—Worship service and sermon. BISHOP SPEAKS ICONTINVKD FHOM FAOIt ONBt Hennes A deanery meeting to always a general assembly meeting, and to ea|w*clally planned to bring out. not only all oßcera of the National Council of Catholic Women, but all Catholic women. It la deanyrywide which means a combination of the district with alt their parishes and affiliations A large attendance is anticipated. - — -O ii War In Brief By I'nlted Press LONDON: Warsaw radio announces city still holds against liermans after 1 i days of siege, says flertnan bombs, shells Thursday killed Tdt civilians, destroyed German and Soviet embassies Radio Warsaw asserts S* German planes shot down in battle for Warsaw BERLIN: Army high command announces Germany and Russia reach complete agree tnent regarding lines of demarcation In Poland says Germans won battle of T<mbhsu>»> 5o miles northwest of l.wow PARIS: War office announces artillery action along en tire western trout thronghouj Thursday night, says French advance guaids ctMitinue activity against German lines BUCHAREST: Government rounds up hundreds of iron guards after public executions of Premier I’nllnescu's assassins; government and army remain In control, (relieve proNatl pldt to aefge power misfired: King rami strengthens determination to neu- _

(XocfctA. ■) p. ihrlt prepared by Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Homo Service Department TO ROLL OR NOT TO ROLL W E ALL have our own Ideas about making pookleu. Some prefer the crisp thin kind that must Im carefully rolled and cut before they are baked. Others like the thick puffy kind—their tops glistening with sugar and their interiors soft and fluffy as a cake. Then there'a a third school of cooky makers who insist on the dropped variety liecause they are so much easier to make—and It takes so much less time to drop them from the spoon than it does to roll out the dough and cut it.

Rowvver, 1 think svgrybody likes •our cream cookies They have a 'avorfulnem all their own. And they can be dropped or rolled—thick or thin, round or square- -or »ny shape you desire. Os course, there’s a little difference in the ecipea for the rolled and dropped varieties. But here they both are and I leave to you to decide whether to roll or not to roll them. Sour Tream rookies (Oropned) H cup shortening (part butter for flavor) m eupo sugar 2 eggs JH cups all-purpose flour 4 tsp. salt 4 tap. soda 2 tap. baking powder 1 cup thick sour cream 1 tsp. lemon extract Cream the shortening and add the sugar gradually. Add the well beaten eggs. Sift flour once before measuring. Sift flour, salt, soda and baking powder together. Add alternately with the sour eream Add flavoring. Drop by spoonfuls on well-greased baking sheet or pan. Sprinkle with granulated su-1 gar. Bake 12 minutes in a hot

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tral MOSCOW: Bniveta confirm German announcement of agreement upon linoa of demarcation tn Poland; army announces troope mop up remnants of >*olish forces in polish areas occupied by Kuo- ' stone. WASHINGTON: Administration presses for speedy enactuient of Roosevelt's neutrality requests while senate Isolationtots plan long debate. McMillen head tC'ONTINfWTI Fttuw FAGK OKBI remarks with a quotation from Dr. Kohn, eminent philosopher, that the three dominant Issues of this last part of the flrst halt of the 2«th century ar.-; the cult of force; two. the dethronement of force, three, the ertoto of ini|w-rialtoni "Bcienee has definitely established man as a resultant evolutionary being. Fone of some kind has bMM a dominating element in ail of hto existence. Front the day the tribal man n»<-d force to protect himself from beasts and other tribal own. to this present day »tu-n our so-called civttixed man is overexerting himself with the force of propaganda, we thid that I we have only ( hanged methods [lwe have not changed the principle | of trying to gain our end* by force. "The biatory of ideas to the hisI;tory ot man Ideas distinguish Linau front all lower animals All I tory may be trac' d ba< k to Ideas." *1 Mr. Hall ihi-n outlined the ideas I which have changed the world. i.The acceptance of Jehovah among 1 the ancient Hebrew race, changed I the world. Christianity came Into lithe world a* another epochal ideu. j and since Its reception the world l has really been a new world The [ idea of evolution to another Idea. I da -i ol so • w«a da tnot | strated by Napoleon. I “Disturbed as We m> > times, we must all be thankful for I the fact that there to more of a | reasoned humanism and a s«x lai I < hustiaaity in the national life ot i America than there to In that of ' any other nation. 'obahly one of the grentent | problems that now faces us to the i harnessing, it not the deatrua-tlon. of the cult of force, as a a international tonne, as a national toaue. | as a political issue, as a creed isI sue. as an industrial toaue. as a ] labor Issue, and last of all as an l| Individual Issue, and to forestall | the complete dethronement of i| reason by adjudicating reaeon wit h a more forceful rralfxatlon of I the Idea of th" Infiniti . We must | also strive to avoid a complete world collaiise In this present day < rtoto of imperliillsm that to ruvag ' Ing such terror In the oiii-ni II "Our social advance, and after | all our economic advance cannot . run too far ahead nt our stw-ial ad--1 vance. must be in a human nttiI tndc Which can be resolved Into | two main romponenta: first, a HvI Ing an daetive eoclal etmeclenc*'? ' second, a sense of responsibility I' and wllllngneaa to help num as i h man.** J Hto address ws seuHmsiastieal1y received by the group. Mat as Gusst s II Pennsylvania railroad employus I who Were present at the meeting ' Included; ' P. K. Frucht, general supcrln-1 I lendntkt. Indianapolis; John F. I Haury, auperlnteudeut, Ciuciuuati;

oven. 42S* F. This makes 3 doten medium-sited cookies. Sour Cream < ookics (Rolled) to eup shortening (part butter ' for flavor) 1 eup sugar I rgg 3to cups all-purpose flour to top. soda 1 tsp. baking powder H tap. salt to Up. nutmeg to cup sour cream (or sour milk I Cream shortening, add sugar gradually, and cream well Rlend in unbeaten egg, and mix well. Sift flour ones before measuring. Sift flour, soda, baking powder, salt and nutmeg together, and add to | creamed mixture alternately with the sour cream. Roll out dough about *4 inch thick on eloth-cov-cred board (using flour rubbed into cloth to keep dough from sticking). Cut with cooky eutter, plaee , on greased cooky sheet, and sprin- ; kle with sugar. Bake 8 to 12 minutes. depending upon thickness of , cookies in a hot oven, 425 • F. This I makes about 30 cookies (3 inches -in diameter). Note: For erisp cookies, roll dough to to A inch I thick.

1 — John M Bitter. supervising agvnt. Cincinnati: Fred G Hrhoettler. di-' vtaton frteght agent. Fort Wayne. Waldo Walker, traveling freight agent. Fort Wayne; Joseph F. \ Hamtni-n. traveling freight agent. Fort Wayne: Mark Davie. chief clerk division freight agent. Fort Wayne; John N itageeter. supervisor of tracks. Richmond; 8. H. i Mti hel. track foreman, Decatur; E R Itevldeon. track foreman. Ikrater; H. G Hoffman car inspector. Decatur; E A. Wiswell. track ‘foreman. Hoagland: John W DickI eraon. clerk. Decatur; lister Rich- . | arda. track foreman. Genera; C. 1 R Vmpleby, agent. Geneva. 8. C. Sanders agent. Herne: Glen Stuck ■'ey. agent. Monroe, Leo II Smith. agent. Portland: Herman E Smith. 1 freight tracker. Decatar: A P 1 Stockdale, track foreman. Portland Other guests were; Dun Dohoney,, Johnstown, l*» ; Vernon Aurand. city clerk, De>.itnr Kelt ert Heller, joint representative. Adame and Wells counties. Deca tar: Tom Allwein assistant traf ' ffc manager. Central Soya Co. De- , catur; Gerhard 8< hulls, sasMdat truffle manager. Central Soya Co.. Decatur; W A. Ktepper, general manager Cloverleaf Creomeries Co. Decatur; H H Krue. kebeig. ' aaeistant cashier First Slate Hank, Decatur; James Borders chief ot police, Decatur; Lohnaa Mclntosh traffic department General Electric Co., Decatur. L. E Archbold, county agent Adams county. Decatur; Stewart McMillen, secretary-treas-urer McMillen Feed Milla aud Central Soya Co.. Fort Wayne; D. W. McMillon. Jr . executive vice-presi-dent McMillen Feed Mills. Inc.. Central Soya Co. Fort Wayne: Royal Sprunger. traffic manager. Central Soya Co- and McMillen Feed Milla. Inc,. Decatur: Frank C. Cniininaham, transit iaapoctor weighing and inspection bureau. Chicago. LOCAL LAWYIR ICUNTtNI'EP UM PAUK IUI | rear end of the last car of a string ' vto|>i>ed before a red light He test I-tt--d tn court that tl.e driver of the car before him s'opped without fknaliM Th. attorney ata arrested July IS The caae originally was set for I Jn!j? IS hnt was pn«fpon>d live t times before today's heating. MEAT MARKET WEEK ENO MEAT SPECIALS for Saturday and Sundav NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Thirteenth street is open for your Convenience while shopping at our I market. (Baby Beef Roasts, th ISc-ESe I Baby Beef Steak, n». .. 23c • 2»c Swiss Steak, th.-■ 20c Ham. Sliced, tb. .... . ... 2Sc Shoulder, Sileed. Ib. ... 23c Fresh Side, chunk or sliced, tb. 18c Fresh Sausage, our own make, 19c Spare Ribs, tb tSc Pork Chops, lean. th. 2Se LARO tb. 10c with meat order. > Eggs, doeen . . ........... 22c Holsum and Perfection Bread 10c Other Bread 2 for 18c. 3 for 23c Cakes and Cookies. Pure Cider Vinegar, bulk, gal. 20c Pepper, tb. ig c Oranges, doeen ._ igc [Nice Celery ... 2 bunches 15c Cooking A Eating Apples 8 lbs. 25c PHONE 228 Open 'till Noon Sunday Free Delivery

STILL THE MIRACLE VALUE IN SPITE OF SOARING PRICES KRfMiER .MAINTAINS A SI PERIOR QUALITY KROGR CLOCK BREAD 32jC BETTER! RICHER! FRESHER! GUARANTEED TO SATISFY. Kroger'! Country Club **’ OUR CAKE SPECIAL - DINNER KOLLA e- (uiinFNCVKF Always Oven Fresh—Pkg. of 12 laOLUMN V .\KI, With A R h Chocolate Nut le ng Rffiga’lm''" »» 25<J »*• 48c l r .°.?.V L C IM"4Z^ Ub r Kroger'. Country Club APPLE HI ITER Jn CORN FLAKES j Lge. SAVE I P TO lOr A P(H NI) ON KROGER'S COFFEE Kroger S Country Club Kroger's Avondale MACARONI-SPAGHETTI Ilb a Cc VINEGAR QT. « •J ukgs Pure Cider .. BW Kroger's M.ld American Kroger's Embassy CREAM CHEESE J J7C S ALAI> DRESSING <|T. Rolled Oats 15c yg * KEG. 10c— IJ'j ot Pkg. „ (■■aiMi Orange Pekoe Tea n\ 1C uenumemajesTic ■ with purchase op fryer I STS-co iced tea ;e 25c ■ ot % Former Home ■ Demonstration PRICE ■ NTKY < 1 ’'« I PANCAKE FLOUR 21c MM produce Ml - Thick molded alumi- H r / us I mPVI II Golden Bantam Can | V STANDARD QI ALITY eJ 25c -J / ( ANDY BARS w for g n«< CHEWING GUM—CRACKER JACK AW comimjion q. 09 — . 227 c Oxydol or Rinso 2 C 37c information Thia Is not PEf'cntn — z ,. a premium offer I &. <■ 9 (slant fl ONIY AT KROGER'S Th f Wh,te Napthe Soap Bars •flwW □’.!!, U ‘ RITE 10c ■ ■ 10c KROBHR'S GCARANTEED FRESH F'RCITS & VEGETABLES GRAPES HEAD LEITH E head 10c ( ELERY * stalks « Large »re California Iceberg . MVV E)|tp|| Llr>e S|>|hs J > W Solid. Crtap. vvell Bleached. StringiestSW. POTATOES £ Ihs. 1 Q<S AITI.ES g ths. JEVirginia Mraeys ® >’F V A real value tn Fall aatinu A Oehcious Fall Dish. var.et.es—Games Golden and Jonathans I 1 Bushel .... 98c BANANAS i™.“ slb 25c Kroger’s Guaranteed Quality Meats — Features for SATURDAY I | I -1.1. imi. , Fresh Side lb. fl Adams Cosnty Drrhncd PORK Frying CHICKBNS SLABBACON 1 C c Swifts Sugar Cured stoX th Sid** This is the best huy ■■ MW (3k H® WgJbF we have ever offered Its extra lean and very mild Buy | BK a whole aide at this low price. IVo SLICED BACON • Lance Center SHcm extra lean ii>k. Tenderized HAM 20C 1 tb. Pail Shortening 49c I 2 lb. Box Cheese 45c Boneless Haddock Fish —l5 c I Boneless Ocean Perch 19c Sliced Bacon Ends 3 lbs. 49c

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