Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1941 — Page 5

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TISI’NOAY . | SCHOOL iesson •=• f or Decembef 7 LrirS® WOIUI or “Jem «» M** ts to “ 8 . «iich *» *° rouch th * hr Christian*. *» “°* ’*Jurlt(»<l •• 11 • houM ** to rvgsrd '» •• )u *‘ *L. S c« *tn«X "»•"* <om ; r L ittontion and mteiwst g w by Christ * representing HUn Our l»«»un presents Jj-.tß ** bvth ,tu4j ’ * nd [* £ eburch u " |IM , (< Believer* (Aete 0 M*d* U P ot d ' ol * L (r 47). those Who —>4 tht W< r d by fi jth *nd i» «). tn* u • in • Umo J, K much Uxnes* in Ljeirberi into the church. 7, «..’«• wcinl dub. Z.nihX ,of tt,OM L B work for some ecu--yeil ar *oci«l project It tfuierx* of good people gi u ibart common interlMßt need! to cleanse it* e ß «toU»er*. *ll bangergget tack to th* purity which <tK only those were re(tto eers manifestly "addxfctari <» 471 »£j bar* many interests tan to<*th«r in fellowand service. The ggti tu ir.tereited in sound b. »act-’.g (v an excelw toy had feUowahip in |B g); w* need that too. of heart (v *»; I**4 i renewal of the ga Lad incur midst? r M rxfi fervent love for m ta they established a at lyaum of sharing with aM warthing which God pa ttnunandcd and which Ahdad with them, for it rwandoned But the point .4* redly did love each othIto toevtd their true dtafc lire lesson of last SunMe as Christian Ministry til' tech is God's chosen delta spiritual gifts, among KI he special ministries B tan. The Holy Spirit au Hr chooses Blessed tart vt.di recognizes His d teachers. evangelists, n. sad leaders and gives fotj to serve the Lord in Mvbo calls Ken foe these ftr.ties in Hu vineyard. Nad or min-ehosen leadpasthen are destined to IGrfs nun may be assured tom and power. to* ad Spiritual Growth MB. to* «< the gifts of the *ta edifying and building tain A church should aL lbmagelist.e in its efforts, to should be a soul-winner, taM ta ministry is to so l«d instruct believers that *ft wt and win others to I •Bto 14 tell us how this to ts the saints" moves ■ tor* is unity at the faith to* to knowledge, a steadto taps believers from ■aatrsy by error or the Mid men Thu* kept from 1* temg steadily enriched to d the truth, the believM b spiritual manhood. *'•* *• beauty and help•<WtealSandll. Like the --ur.ed and knit togeth■earth of Christ is to be a organism, evits perfect b» buldmg up the body in I b* tary o< it* Head—mL - th * Qxurch •• the »Jr* “* to working tofor th. glory J”, 4 totber developed in . which the reader * |t| b a -tad«. who uk, » ti» leTL? wU «*on as a matters, rnateriS tor* is never any hahu? 8 ? totntatong in rkto£“* ! *“ U - to just » tostfully. upon a —** *7 waj tta ®ota"* *tor te him. “i >* *» what He win •• tee! In those tot mystitas rwo J •’tanpl.tely-th. inwMb which Z* ®to to went ad-

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Christian Lev*, John 11:14, M| I Corinthians 11:1-|| for Bunday, November M Christian love | a oimpl.- and yet *o profound and mysterious that explanation* and dlsruMiona of it are dilßiult It | g to be demonstrated in life with auch a force that all other power will yield to it. V. 34 "A new commandment I give unto you, that y c love one another, even as I have loved you. that ye also love one another" These were among the clewing word* of Christ, a Atting climax to hte teachings; the leaders in many warring nations are moved by bats and of course do not want such Christian teat hings a* given in the Lord's commandment. It is the only force that will end all war. it is demonstrated in the lif K of Christ. V. 35 "By this shall all men know that ye are my diaciples. if ye have love one to another.” The witnessing power ot Christians is seen best in the expressions of love such as Jesus hud and which he promised to give his followers. The fruit of the Spirit is love and Christ promised to send his Holy Spirit on all who wanted him V. 1. “If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal." The most effective language Hows not from the tongue but from the heart full ot love. Too many make a chattering noises, words, words, nothing but words, V. 2 "And If I have the gift of prophecy, and know all mysteries and all knowledge; and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains but have not love, I am nothing." Prophecy, knowledge, and faith have their rightful place, but they <an not supersede the divine affection of love. V. 1. “'And if I bestow all my goods to feed the poor and if I give my body to be burned, but have Hut love, it progtetb me nothing. To be charitable w deserving commendation, It Is a great honor to die for one’s Christian faith: but greater than these demonstrations of th. Christian life Is to live and act by the force of that inward power of love. V 4. "Love suffereth long, and is kind, love envieth not; love vaunteth not itself, is not puff< <1 up." Here are mated the positive sides of love. Lover never die* and therefore suffers long; love knows no evil and therefore is kind; love wants to survo and therefore envieth not; love is humble and then fore neither vaunteth Itself nor ie puffed up. V. k. “Doth not behave itself unseemly, socketh nut his own, is not provoked, taketh not account of svil.” Love need* no book on etiquette; love seeks to save the lost and therefore secketb not its own; love does not react mikindly and can not be provoked; love believes in the good and can not credit any evil. V. 6. “Rejolceth not In unrighteousness but rejoiceth with the truth." Love is tuned to truth and righteousness and takes delight in them. V. 7. "Beanth all things*, believetb all thing*, endureth all things.’* Love is strong and can carry heavy leads; love holds faith in its bosom and therefore beiieveth all things that are true; love doe* not fight back therefore endureth. V. 8. "Love never faileth; but whether there be prophecies, they yball be done away; whether tbeic CHURCH PAGE SPONSORS THE FIRST STATE BANK General Banking —o HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. Highest Quality • Lowest Prices. -0 OR. H. FROHNAPFEL Your Health is no Better than Your Spine. —o J. F. SANMANN. Auctioneer Live Stock A Real Eatate. —o THE SUTTLES EDWARDS CO. Low Costs ■ Strong Companies —o DECATUR LUMBER CO. Home of Home*. -0— EVERETT R. JOHNSON, Phone 421-C Insulate Vour Home for Comfort —o CASH COAL < SUPPLY Winkler Stokers and Yancy Coal--0-0 JOHN F. GLASS BATHS Health, Beauty, Vitality. ■ ■ -OyO - - HOLTHOUuE-SCHULTE CLOTHING CO.

I* tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge. It ehall be done away,” Everything shat pertains merely to our earthly condition will eventually fall, but love will continue throughout eternity. V. 9 "For we known in part, and »e prophe* y hi part." In this life we uro living with human limitations. V. 10. Hut when that which is perfect Is come, that which Is hi part shall b<- done away.” i»ve li•oka forward to the state of eternal blessedness In which all huiaan limitations will be removed. V. 11. “When I was a child. I spake as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child; now that I am become a man I have put away childish things.” All expression* of childirhneas belong to the child age. 1/jve developed makes a mature man. V. 12 "For now we see In a mirror darkly; but then face to face; now I know in part; but then shall I know fully even as also I was fully known * Full maturity will not be reached till we are citlzone of th. kingdom of God above. Heaven will be a place of growth. o Handel's Messiah Will Be Presented Dec. 7 —.M .1.1 • Sunday afternoon. December 7, at 3 o'clock, the Fort Wayne Lutheran Choral Society, under the direction of George G. Arkebauer, will present Handel’s famed oratorio, "The Messiah' at lhe Shrine Auditorium in Fort Wayne. L'shering in the Christmas season with this great musical composition with a religious theme, the chorus of 100 voice* will be accompanied by a symphonic orchestia assembled by Gaston Balhle. director of the Fort Wayne Symphony Orchestra, and will feature four soloist of International reputation. Th<- four soloist* arc: John .Macdonald baritone; Howard Jarrett, tenor; Huth Slater, contralto; Ruth Bassett, soprano. Mr .Macdonald Is a singer of rich endowments and an artist in every sense of lhe word 111 recital, oratorio, or opera, he is equally at home Mr. Jarrett gained his early training at St Olaf College where for two years he was tenor soloist of that »chools celebrated choir under the baton of F. Melius Christiansen. In oratorio, radio, opera and concert performances, Miss Slater has achieved a following obtained only by an artist of such universal appeal. Her voice Is on the deep Ih-H like type, particularly Milled to “The Messiah" Mis* Bassett has made many appearances as soloist in "The Messiah" and other oratorios. She has been featured as soloist on NBC radio programs. and has made appearances with Williamson Harpslcurd Ensemble, Swedish Choral Club, and the Chicago Bach Chorus "The Messiah" was written hy Handel in I*4l and presented for the flrgt time or. April 13. 1742, at I>uldin. It has been presented year after year throughout the world since that time. Tickets are now on sale by members of the chorus and are being reserved at the Packard Plano Company at 1221 South Calhoun Street. Fort Wayne. WORLD RELIGIOUS NEWS Washington. D. C. — During the year ending June 30. 19H. more than 11400.0011 soldiers attended the 118,990 religious services conducted at Army posts throughout lhe country, it was reported here by C'olodul William It. Arnold. Chief of Chaplains At the beginning of the year, according to Chaplain Arnold, there were 137 < hapIlans in the Regular Army At the end of the year there were on active duty I 330 Regular Army. National Guard and Reserve chaplains. The Chief of Chaplains also noted that chaplains made 3,300 400 hospital calls, performed 2 200 marriages. 2.800 baptisms, and conducted 3100 funeral*. The Luther Laymen's Leigue has signed a contract with the Pan-Am-erican Broadcasting Company which will bring the Lutheran Hour to 33 strategically-eituated station* tn Houtb and Central America tor a period ot 30 cogsMiutive 3und*y» ———o , , »ome pmpk mistake thatr PrejudiCßj tor their better judgment.

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IQIUIKHBI First United Brethren Church Corner of Ninth and Madison G T. Roeselot, Minister Sunday School at 9:11 a. m Everett Johnson tiiporlntMdMt. A good class for every age. Morning Worship at 10:30 a. m. Rev Matthew Worthman of the Evangelical and Reformed Church of Bluffton, Indiana will give the morning sermon Christian Endeavor at 8:00 p. m. Helpful groups for Jewels, Juniors. Intermediates, Young People and Adults. Evening Worship at 7:00 p. m Sermon by the Paator. Subject: "The Church's Defense Program " Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7;90 p. m. Quarterly Conference Monday evening at 8.00 p tn. ■ —0 Church of The Nsterene 7th and Marshall Sts. Paul Brandyberry, Pastor 9:30 A M. Sunday school and preaching. Hear the Mississippi Gospel Four quartet *lng your favorite spirituals. Sermon theme: — "The Price for Victory" « 48 P M The N. Y. P 8. service Fred Edgell president. 0 45 P. M. The HI N.Y. service. Fred Sudduth president. 0:45 P. M The Junior society. Mrs. Ralph Deam supervisor. 7:30 P M. The evangelistic aervice. Sermon theme: "The Life Triumphant." The Evangelistic servlcss will continue all of next week with the Mississippi Gospel Four quartet and the Rev P. R. McConnell bringing the message each evening Service* begin at 7:30. Oliver Wendell Holme* said. "I might have been a preacher myself, for aught I know. If a certain clergy man had not looked and talked so much like an undertaker." "Revive u* again, that thy people may rejoice." o- — Baptist Church Carey R. Moser, Pastor 9 30 II A. M I'nlfied Service. At 9:38 our Sunday School convene*. C. E. Ik-11, supt. An Interesting < lass awaits you. Our .Morning Worship begin* at 10:15 A. M. Special music with message by the pastor, entitled: "Good Soldiers." You are always welcome to thi* house of prayer. The Junior Church meets at this hour. Mrs. Frank Young, supt. 5:30 P M Intermediate H Y. P U. at the church 0.00 P M Senior B. Y. P. U. Patricia Baughn. leader. 7:00 P. M. Evening Evangelistic Service. The pastor's Bible Class and a men a chorus will sing Sermon theme, "Where Are You Going?" Everyone welcome Io this service. 7:00 P. M. Tuesday evening is choir rehearsal. 7 30 P. M Wednesday, our Midweek Fellowship Hour. Also the monthly buxines* meeting of the church. First Prssbytsrisn Church Five Points George 0. Wslton, Minister 9:00 a. m. Junior Worship and Bitile Hour. 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. W. P. Schrock Superintendent. 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon. "One Supreme Motive.” 2:00 p. m. Junior Young People’s League 0:00 p. m. Senior Young People's League. The Missionary Society will meet next Thursday afternoon al lhe home of Mrs. William Affolder. A Christmas program has been arranged with Mrs. C. D. Teeple as the leader. On Saturday the Ladles Aid will serve a Chop Suey supper to the public from 5:00 to 7:00 o'clock. The supper will be prepared by Mr. Shinto Obki president of the Oriental Show You Co. Sunday School Christmas program Sunday December 21. First Evsngslicsl Church Georgs 8. Loxisr, Minister 9.15 A. M Sunday School. Gregg Mi Farland. superintendent. 10:10 A. M. Divine Worship Service. Sermon theme: “Where are lhe Scarred Hands?" Prof Wilber C. Harr, guest preacher Special music by the church choir. 0.00 P M. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor. 7:00 P. M. Sunday Evening Fell owship. This service Is the annual Thank Offering Service, sponsored by the Woman's Missionary Society Prof Harr will give an illustrated message on missionary work in Africa Vocal duet by Mrs. Eugene Runyon and Mr*. Henry Adler. The general public I* invited to the service 7:00 P M . Tuesday w- OUnial board meeting 0 30 p 5! Wedqaudsy -w Cgoi? retaunsl 7 00 P M . Wednesday— Prayer

and Praise service. 3:80 P M., Thursdsy Woman's Missionary Society meeting A feature will be the election of officers for the ensuing year. 7:00 p M . Thursday — Young People's Missionary Circle. 7:30 P. M. Thursday - Book Review, "The Natarene," Thf* will be given by Mrs. Edna Mettler Turner of Port Wayne The review la being sponsored by the Dutiful DuttShters Sunday School rlaaa. There will be no admission charge A free-will offering will be received The general public Is Invited to the service 0 . — - lion Evangelical and Reformed Church Charles M Prugh. Th. D., Minister Church School 9 A. M. - T U Becker. Supt. Morning Worship 10 A. M Sermon: "Prepurtag the Wsy of The lx>rd." Isa. 40:3. Music hy Mrs. Dan Tyndall and the Young People's Choir. Zion Youth League 0:15 P. M. Lota Eady, leader Evening Worship 7:30 P M — Thank-offering service of Die Women's Missionary Society and the Girls' Guild Monday, 7 P M. Meeting of the Official Board. Tuesday, 2:30 P. M Women* Missionary Society Wednesday. 7:30 P. M. Midweek service. Thursday. 7:30 P M Organisation meeting of the Women's Guild Sunday. Dec 7tb. Annual pulpit exchange '- 1 o First Methodist Church Ralph W. Graham, D. 0. Minister Morning Worship 9 30 — The Chancel choir will sing the '.Call to Worship" and the youth choir will sing "Open My Eyes.” Children's message will be brought by the pastor. Church School clause* jo 40. Methodist Youth Fellowship 0 30 Martha Hien Hower, devotional R ader and Bernice Nelson lesson h-ader. Please bring extra motley for mission*. Evening Worahip 7:30. Vernon Smitley will play the piano offertory. Mr*. A»a Pollock and Maty Pollock will sing "Whispering Hope." The Chaui-ol choir will sing the choral "Benediction " 1....,..!,..,...., HI. fIH" '"I — Zion Lutheran Church Monros and Elavtnth Street Paul W. Schults. Pastor Sunday school and Bible class 9:30 a m. Regular divine service* 10:30 a ni Early service* 8:30 a. in. Church choir Monday * 30 p. nt Adult da.sses Wednesday 7:00 p. m. Catechism school Saturday 8 30 a. tn. Lutheran Hour every Sunday 3:00 p. m. Anniversary services Decaniier 7. » o—— — Nuttman Avsnus U B. Church L. J. Martin, pastor 9:30 Sunday school. Lawrence Michel, superintendent. There will l>e no service following the Sunday school due to, the fact that the pastor will be absent tn deliver a Rally Day sermon at McGill (bureh near Payne. Ohio. Let all who can plan to visit some other church for the preaching service. 8:30 Christian Endeavor. Senior leader Mr*. Jack Gray. Mr* Harvey Sudduth, Mrs. Martin Hill and Rev. Martin are in charge of the Primary intermediates and Junior*. 7:30 Regular Evangelistic services. The pastor will bring the gospel message and there will be special singing. 7:30 Wednesday night, prayer meeting Bennie Harkleas, class leader. The Women's Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at the home ot Mr*. Pearl Reed. 352 N. Eleventh St. Thia is

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quarterly m««ting and gvery member should ba present. I II I, --11 ST MARY'S CHURCH Worker's Mass — 8:00 A M first Msss 7:04 A M Children's Ms** ..m.~. — I’3o A M. High Mat* 9:08 A. M. Holy Hour Sunday afternoon 2 P.M. Rev. Joseph J. Sslmsu. Paster '■ w ■ • — Christian Church Kenneth Timmons, pastor Bible School, 9 30 a. m. Dorfu* Drum, superintendent. Worship and Communion. 10:30 a m Wednesday night Bible study at the chunh. 7 30 p. m. The lesoow study now Is "The sermon on the Mount ” Come join us in these interesting lesson studies When we live In obedient fellowship with God and see Him as to- Is revealed in Christ Jesus, we shall know God as we ought. Any one without a church home la cordially htvlled to all these services. - ' —a Church of God Glen E Marshall, pastor 9:30-11:20 a m.—t’nlflcd service Message by the pastor. Worahtp for the boys and girls of Junior age. Expanded session for lb> kindergarten age 8:38 p. m. Hhlning Lights. t3O p m Intermediates meet for their service. 7:30 p. m. - Evening service Message by the pastor. Beginning Monday night Rev Hersehell D Rice, evangelist, will Im- present to speak each night at 7:30 p. m. This service mark* the beginning of our revival service* Rev. Rice come* to us having spent a number of years in the evangelistic Heid He is an excel lent preacher, well able to preach the Gospel In an Interesting way The public I* most cordially invited to attend the aervicea of this revival meeting. o .11)0 YOU KNOW? • — _ « 1 Who Mid. "Be sure your sin will find you out?" 2 What happened at the Beauttfiil Gate? 3 What does the nam Mu** mean? 4 What I* another name for Jacob? 5. Why were the disciples not to be anxious about their detcnce wh' n on trial? (See Answers on Page 2) — — <»- • ■ - HOME EDUCATION Love Misconceived Many parents who knot* that fundamentally In all thing* they are tu love their children make a mistake when they *ay tu the child which tiny punish, that they punish because of love The children have been taught that love is desirable, but if love lead* to punishment they naturally become confused in their mind* regarding tin matter and do not want to be loved When punishment is administered. let the parents make dear the reasuu. Love may a< company a program of child correction or punishment but is never the cause of punishment. D. Carl Yoder. — I Wit I J A preacher addressing hl* audience was greatly perturbed by some one sleeping soundly. So he aeked that some one waken the brother. A bold and alert listener said. "You wake him up. yuu put him to sleep.”

The Chureh I* an organisation to do something Christ gave the World the Church All that we owe to Jmus we owe l> the Church. The Church has done more than any thing else to preserve and ontarge humanity's sente of God The Church specialtaea In formulating charucterj in this woik It leads all

Way! Our Source of Guidance And Balance Madame Chiang Kai-shek lias said; "Life is really a'mple. and yet how confused Vs make It. In old Chinese art. there is just one outstanding object, perhap* a flower, on a scroll Everything else In the picture is subordinated to that one beautiful thing An Integrated life I* like that What Is that one flower? A* I feel It now. It I* the will ot God But to know Hi* will, and to [do it. rail* for absolute sincerity land honesty My firm conviction is I that one's greatest weapon is the 1 simple, unassailable weapon of sincerity and truth. It is nothing ju*t to be good. One must have moral conviction, wi-dom. and the energy to accomplish. "I used to pray that God would idu this ur that Now I |n ay only that God will make Hi* will known to me God apcaks to me in prayer. When one prays he goe* to a source of strength greater than hi* own AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Policy written for sis months st one-half annual premium. THE SUTTLES EOWARDS CO. AGENT* | Phone 358 Decatur, Ind. ' _________ No one can do as ho pleases when hi* act* Xffc-ct the live* ot other* injuriously Rock Wool Blown in hy Wilson Insulating Co. EVERETT R. JOHNSON. Local Representative Phone 621 C Decatur. Ind. Thinking carefully and acting <-ai.le**ly are seldom bedfellow*. DECATUR LUMBER CO. Home of Homes Builders' Supplies and Coal. I Estimates Free. Phone 253 111 Jefferson St. Building a lite is mop important than making a living. Nature’s Way to Health through John F. Glass 16 Mineral Fume Baths. Operators: Mr. and Mrs. Paul William*. 107 S. 2nd St. Phone Decatur 120 M>-ii sometime* credit ihvinselv. | with their success and God with I their failure*. Be particular ahout your apparel. UhooM* your clothe* with confidence from your favorite store. Holthouse-Schulte & Co.

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I wait to feel Hi* leading and Hl* guidance mean* certainty. Prayer is our souren of guidance and balance God i» able to enlighten the understanding I »eek guidance, and when I am »ure I go ahead leaving the result to Him." _ .... o— — O*s Religion Is not an abstract #bje< tiv , men- Ideals, just a philosophy It is something concrete, practical, tomhinc at! phases ot life This though' le Illustrated In ihe explanation of a little boy's prayer. "It * only in my prayer, not yet tn my mind; and wh-n It's in tny mind, it's not yet in my body." —— o l ‘ ,l ‘ To worry about tomorrow is to fail of devotion to the tasks of today. and so to spoil Ifulb days. William Dewitt Hyde. Th* gate of opportunity will not open for folk* too lazy to lift the Isteb Midwest Realty Auction Co. Paul H. Graham Ins. Bldg. Decatur. Ind. Phone 17< Auctions of Any Kind. No Sale too Large or too Small Real Estate — Live Stock Personal Property. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. C. W. Kent, Salesman and Clerk. By < hoo-ing the easy way (or ourselves we make the vay harder for others. Cash Coal & Supply Paint, Coal, Koofinß. Lumber and Builder Supplies R. A. STUCKEY A patriot never boast* ut iiaviug a corner on palrioti»ui. FREE ENLARGEMENT of Your Favorite Snapshot with Every Roll ot Film Developed (sizes 120, 620, 116. 616 and larger) All Miniature films enlarged to 3x4. p,r Ro " (8 exp.) Holt house Drug Co. It »«ein so much ( aster to excuse a -in that I* profitable*. The First State Bank Decatur, Indians Established 1883 Member Federal Deptwit Inn. Corp. War is inevitable among human l being* *u long a* (ovetuueness I reign* unbridled. For Better Health See Dr. H. Frohnapfel Chiropractor & Naturopath X-Ray of Spine where Indicated. Therapy applied a* needed. In Decatur Since 1921 PHONE 314