Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 10 January 1942 — Page 5

JANUARY IQ, 1942.

' | SUNDAY XI SCHOOL LESSON nh ■••■Hw*' ’’* rn N»*«pftp«r I'lW* l fc p|, ■ .11 for January 18 I'duration uwd bv Lm nt BAPTIST AND JEHUS IXXUOwBkXTI.uk. 1:14 U H, 21. -nwu art my bsteve* 11 >m well pl****) -Luka *'A IMWiakrn with the wind'" ; n "A man clothed in soft rai“A prophet? Yea. 1 ay -Bito y i and more than a thia ia whom it i writtssk. I ■id. 1 aend my meathy taee.... Verily ! ay untojßu Among them that are orn of w»e" there hath not riaen a raaterHbn John the Baptlat" Mb •bbl®’ l ' testimony of Jeaua gSyMblli about the man who f our |Kn of today bear a hia teaJeaua L JaMhthe Preacher of Repentoee <vv3fc). The MP in which a man Uvea or and difficult most z the burden of the day , or effort. But not so The period in which he tester hically brought before , ; the names of civil leaders mentioned In . r An 1 and 2 Tiberius Caesar, w «npw* was virtual dictator, cruel. Ilceninhuman" hg gguMatc was the governor of later condemned Jeaua Herod was a seducer n Annas and Calaphas band *• into which the CM Mted a man with a flam* -ig mesK* of judgment, and He ad hiajwady out in the wildere»», farwom decadent Rome and Jerusalem. Upon bit came the message. God- Repent —which whole countryside. But I had a greater mission, Fereramser of Jesus ißa hßi> identifies himself as he the wilderness propheled by ■■ah His was the imporpreparing the way tefiSßof the Lord Jesus. The is that of the prep-i-rathMß the cornin 6 n * an °rienWhen he "was about o journey, a servant was him to prepare the high- • ay. Vafl< -s needed to be filled, IBs lMNr< crooked places made tralpK to i ways made smooth, men would be ready » MMgM Christ, moral obstacles men must repent and turn from them" that "aU flesh shall ee ffiflbJvation of God." someGod has made possi- . h we have even yet out The gospel is uni* srsawju character—for all manprophetic word will. its complete fulfillment "® inß con,e » *° rei * n - Then teach no more every o®» iTOeiKhbor. and every man saying. Know the Lord: all know me. from them to the greatest the Follower Jeau MM. • -y of the man, his rectrue greatness in Christ, to efface is seen of these verses and in Mw passages as John 1:29he directed his disciples they followed, and ohn «te3o. where in response to r *« sag to make him jealous nt his (John's) disciHim, John replied, J yy.MB lncr «*»«- but I must de- / was glad to be the r *W< « the Bridegroom who rethe bridegroom came He declared himself i-i loose the lutchet |BBhoe (Luke 3:18). v W Cb» t..,n virtue of humility of by a world of force but u ** * tiU P rec,o °* . of God. and the omaexcellence of Christian "Be clothed with humfl•j; fclfflcrl resisteth the proud and to the humble" (I Pct. A* ißput himself In the backput Christ forward as baptism would not be element, water, indicatchange of repentwould be with Holy Ghost and transforming life* the Christ who comes as 1 to the repentant one, as the flaming Are upon the impenitent. 'wdJl wheat and chaff In the and the fan of Christ separate the wheat which Hi ’ eternal Ramer from “•■B which He will burn with Arc. *’ * Cod ot but He is also a God of 'ißludgment upon those "that the gospel of our Lord ” B* i,{ ” R « d ine solemn Thmsalonlar.s 1:7-9. It ISBMuI thing to reject the StWBBd thus to make Him our

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Tha Infancy and Boyhood of -leave. Luke 2: 15:40; 2:M. 40 far Sunday, January 11. Little la recorded of the babyhood of Jeaua; thia may be so that the more significant facts ot his life might gain prominence In our thinking. We must rememlu*r that some of these significant facts are his divinity, hie mission, his love for all. his living an ideal life, his resurrection, the hlght way of living demonstrated. V. 25. "And, behold, there was a man In Jerusalem, whose name was Simeon; and the same man was just and devout, waiting tor the consolation of Israel; and the Holy Ghost was upon him” Because Simeon was Just and devout, he could Interpret the sacrificial system of the old covenant and the spiritual teaching of the p-ophets as a true preparation for Christ. Simeon's eyes had been turned toward the Messianic dawn. After conae<Tatlon comes the work of the Holy Ghost. V. 26. "And II wa« revealed unto him by the Holy Ghost, that he should not see death, before ne had seen the Lord's Christ.” Such revelations were made by a dream, or by a voice or by a silent suggestion; however, the "how" is not so important as the fact that God spoke to man. Christ will always be found by those who truly seek him. To find Jesus as one's Raviou*- .irepares one for life now and hereafter, making death but a stepping stone in the onward spiritual progress. V. 27. "And he came by the Spirit into the temple; and when the parents brought In the child Jesus, to do for him after the cus'om of the law." Ceremonies, rituals and sacraments have an important place in the life of the church and its members; they are means of grace and not ends in thmw.ives. Va. 31. 29. "Then took he him up In his arms, and blessed God and said l*ord. now. lettest thou thy servant depart In peace, ac.ordlng to thy word." Since Rlmeon's one desire had been satisfied, he was willing to close his days on earth. When all is well with the soul, one can face death in peace. V. 30, 31, "For mine eyes have seen thy invitation which thou hast prepared before the face of all people." To sec Jesus truly is to see salvation for he works out the program for all who will serve h'm. To accept Jesu< is to accept the program. Today we are seeing destruction of man because that Is the program of the evil one. V. 32 "A light to lighten the Gentiles, and the glory of thy people Israel." The gosp -l to the Gentiles Is light to them because it reveals the great truths of God dispelling moral aud spiritual dadtness. V. 33. "And Joseph and hh mother marvelled at those things which were spoken of him." .Not even Joseph and Mary really understood Jesus fully. To bo his dlscipi-t is to Irani aiumt him daily; every one ought to enroll in the churcii school to learn more of the Way of Life and to grow spiritually in faithful attendance in the services of public woi ship. V. 34. “And Simeon blessed them, and said unto Mary his mother. Behold thia child la set for the fall and rising again of many In Israel; and for a sign that shall be spoken against." Simeon liko all God's children was filled with praise. Christ Is the test —by faith In Him men shall rise or fall by unbelief. V. 35. "Yea. a sword shall pierce through thy own soul alto that the CHURCH PAGE SPONSORS THE FIRST STATE BANK Central Banking O—O HOLTHOUBE DRUG CO Highest Quality * Lowest Prices. —o DR H. FROHNAPFEL Your Health is no Better than Your Spine. —o J. F. BANMANN, Auctioneer Live Stock A Real Rotate. O—<> u— THE SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. Low Costs ■ Strong Companies —o DECATUR LUMBER CO. Home of Homes—o EVERETT R. JOHNSON, Phone 621-C insulate Your Homo for Comfort —O—O CASH COAL 4 SUPPLY Winkler Stokers end Yaney Coal. O—O JOHN F. CLASS BATHS Health, Boaoty. Vitality. O—O HOLTHOUSE-bCHULTS CLOTHING CO.

thought* of many hearts may tie revealed." .Mary'* soul was pierced when Christ died on the cross. Whi n Christ I* presented today Hie thought* of men are seen in accepting or rejecting him. V. 39. “And when they had perI formed all thing* according to tha law of the Lord, they retained into Galilee, to their own city Nasareth.” After attending the jervlcea of worship each one needs to return to hl* home to express himself li< Christian service. V. 40. "And the child grew, and waxed strong In *pirit, filled with ’ wisdom; and the grace of G<>d was upon him." Although Christ was divine he developed physically, mentally and spiritually a* did other children. The Nword of the spirit movement. founded by Cardinal Hinsley ot England to further the principles I of a just social order after the war. I* being extended to Canda All Catholic sailors, soldier* and airmen will be asked to j-iin the Nword of the Spirit movement and wear the symbol a 'mall cross with the figure of Christ -.n one side and the word. The Pledge ot Victory” on the other. The largest call for foreign language Scripture* ever received by the American Bible Society came from the British and Foreign Bible Society whose great printing plant was destroyed by bombs. One order was for a million Portugese kospels for dlsti [button in Brazil A notabe fraternal gathering took place recently In St. la-onard’s and Hasting*. Urndon when Homan Catholic father* and Baptist. Congregational and Methodist ministers spent a day together in meditation and prayer. The morning session was held In a iloman Catholic Church aud the afternoon session in a Methodist chapel. Plans for a four year United Christian Education Advance de signed to raise the spiritual literacy level of the American nrople wro formulated at a recent meeting in Chicago ot education exe.utlves of io I’rotstant deiiominaticus in the United States and Canada under the auspices of the Jnt-ri national Council of ileligious Education The advance is scheduled to be launched officially at the next quadrennial convention of the International Council Feb. 9-1 L The i celt at ion of the Lord'a prayer in eight different languages highlighted Minneapolis* first ecumenical worship service when ten denomination* gathered in St. Mark's Protstant Episcopal church recently for a mass meeting. The prayer dedicated to Christian ministers and laymen in <-ouiitiies under Axis domillation was recited in Greek. German. English, Cninesc. Norwegian. Swedish. Slovak.an and t'kranlan. u — .. —— Patient Consideration If something goes wrong with your automobile, you do not use a hammer to fix it. Patient consideration needs to be exercised by parents when attempting to euggst a change In youth* programs. A father warned his son that be should lie home from a social function he was expecting to at* nd by ten o'clock. "Why. dad" said the boy. "the program does not get started until then." On the father's insistence, the son said be would try and get home when hia father said, but he could not make it and when he got homo shortly after midnigbt, b.- found his father up walling for him

After a severe lecture, the father said. "When I was a hoy my father compelled me to bo at home and in bed by 9 o’clock wbeu I went out to a social function." "What a fine father you must have had;" said the boy sarcastically. tWithout thinking the father answered. “Well. I certainly had a much better father than yon bare-" a e ■ — To have faith I* to create; to have hope u to call down blcastug; to have lovo ia to work mtrucie*. — Michael Felrlcae. Lite aud religion are use thing, or neither h> anything. McDonald. An idea ia the Ur*t e’er to retF Ry.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, RECATUR, INDIANA

ST MARY'S CHURCH First Mass —~7:00 A.M. Children's Mass — 1:30 A.M. High Mass - 1:41 A. M. Communion Sunday for ths Holy Name Hoclety. Holy Hour Sunday afternoon 3 P M. Rev. Joseph J. Soloists. Pastor r — Christian Church Kenneth Timmons, pastor Bible Nchool. 9:30 a. m. D L. Drum, superintendent. Worship and Communion. 10:30 a m. Monday night at 7:30 the Corin thlsn claa* will meet at the home of Mr* Everett Hutkrr. —— 0 -U .rThe Fleet United Brethren Church Corner of Ninth and Madison Sts 0. T. Roaoelot, Minister Sunday School at 9:16 a. m. Ev erett Johnson, superintendent. Every age will find an interesting dIM Homing worship at in gn a. m. Hermon by the Pastor. Christian Endeavor at 6:0*1 p. m with Interesting groups for Jewels. 1 Junior*. Intermediates, Young People, and Adult*. Evening Worship at 7:30 p. m In a union evangelistic service at the Evangelical Church. This will be the liegtnnlng service of the union campaign of Evangelism. The services will l>e held each wek night at 7:30 p. m. with prsyer meetings from Tuesday to Friday morning at 9:00 a. m. All the services of the week will be at the Evvntelical Church The public is inv’ied to attend and Share In these ervlce*.

Firat Mathodiat Church Monroe at Fifth Street Ralph W. Graham. D. D„ Mlniater 9:30 A M. Morning Worship and Study. Nursery for the Infante, Junior Church and worship message. Chancel Choir, Youth Choir, sermon theme: "Characteristics us a Christian" Classes for all age group* immediately following the sermon. L. L. Hahn general »upt. 6 30 |>. in Methodist Youth Fellowship All young people of the church are urged to attend Devotional leader. Vernon Hmitley, lesson leader. Jack Graham. 7:30 I’. M. This churc h Is cooper- | atlng In the Union Evangelistic Meeting, which will be bold in the First Evangelical Church. All our people are urged to attend this service. Decatur needs a spiritual revival. The service* will Im: held each night Jan. 11-30.

o First Evangelical Chureh George 8. Lozier. Mintattr 9:15 A. M. Sunday School. Gregg McFarland, superintendent io: lo A M Divine Wonhip Service. Sermon theme: "This I* That i Which We Need." ! 6;oo I’. ,M. Intermediato and Henior Christian Endeavor. 7:30 I’ M The United Campaign ot Evangelism will conduct its first imbllc service ot the present serie-*. i 7:30 P. M., Each night, except ; Saturday — Evangelistic services under the direction of the United Campaign. 9:00 A. M . Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday - Prayer services for all who will accept (he challenge of the hour. Baptist Church Carey R. Moser, Psstor 9:30 It); 15 A. M. Mnrnltiß Unified Service. 9:30 A. M. Bible School. C E. Bell, aunt. 10; 15 A. M. Morning Worship Sermon by pastor entitled. "The Holy HplrlL” Special music. The Junior church under the direction of Mrs. Frank Young meets at this same hour in their own service. 6:oo P. M BYPU. Service. A young iteoplc’s fellowship for young people. Bring your friends 7:00 4» M. Kveaing Evangelistic Service. Mes*ago by the pastor along with oilier unkiue features. 7:30 I’. M. Wednesday Mid week hour of prsyer and praise. - —o— Church of the Nazarina 7th and Marshall St*. Paul Branoyberry, Pastor

9:30 A. M. A unified service With Sunday school and preaching united. Doyle Lytle. -supL Thu law enforcement officer* *ay: "Take your Children to Sunday school ufld Chureh.” ’ 10:80 A M The worship service, courage." Text "Ha thanked God. Sermon theme: "Thsakfulncas end and took • otirsgc.” fActs 23-16). 6:13 I*. M. Tba Youug I’toplo's service. Fred EdgcN. promdeut 6:15 P. M. The Hl<N. Y. service. Fred bsddutb pretedtu'. 6:45 P M Th-- Junior •ociety.

Mrs. Ralph Deam supervisor 7:30 P. M. The regular evening evangelistic services. Hermon theme "The Man with Htlff Knees." 7:30 P. M Wednesday The regular mid-week prayer meeting “I will give my time rnv talent, my poasaaalon*. even my Ilf*, that my country shall not *h> disappointed In me.” Remember the Chureh looks Setter from the Inside than the outside for on the Inside Is Christian fellowship. We Invite you to come and enjoy tb» Christian fellowship ,,g — First Presbyterian Chureh Five Point* George 0. Walton. Minister 9:30 a m. Hunday Hchool W. P. Schrock, superintendent 10:30 a. m Morning worship The will lie observed. Alt member* are Communion of the l-ord* Hupper requested to he present, -ermon "Christ's Last Will." 2:OU p m Junior Youth league. 2 00 p. m. Ktewardship Conference of Presbytery at First Church Fort Wayne. 6:00 p. m. Senior Youth League. Wednesday at 6:no p m meeting of the World Friendship Guild. Thursday 2:30 p. m. I*ad!es Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Phil A. Macklin. The Men's League of Presbytery will meet Monday. January 19 at Ossian

Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Charles M. Prugh, Th. 0 Minister Church School 9 A M — T L. Becker, supt. Morning Worship 10 A M. — Sermon: "A Friend of Sinners.” Luke 7:50. Music by the Young People's Choir Zion Youth League 6:15 P. M. Howard Haugk. leader. Monday. 7 P. M. Meeting of the official Board. Wednesday, 7:30 P. M Midweek service. o—... Nuttman Avenue United Brethren Church L. J. Martin. Pastor Sunday school at 9:30 LawreiinMichel, superintendent in eiinrge. All classes study the lesson until 10:25. The pastor will have (lunge of the devotional service and bring the message. 6:30 Christian Endeavor. Senior leader. Mrs. L. J. Martin Intermediates, Rev. .Martin. Junioi.i Mre. Troutner and Mrs. "uddiitb, and the primary Mrs. Hill. 7:30 Evangelistic service* These service* are interesting and helpful and a good attendance is desired. Special numbers in music aud song at each service. 7:30 Wednesday night prayer meeting Bennie darkless, class leader. 7:30 Friday night cottage prayer meeting. The place will be announced Sunday. Special Evangelistic aervircs will begin on January 25 The pastor will bring the gospel message* and there will In, interesting feature* at each aervice. The public Ii invited to remember these meetings and plan to attend ■■■—■■—o— - ■ ■ ■ Church of God Glen E. Marshall. Pastor 9:30-11:3e Unified service. In this service separate worship services are provided fm three group*. The Beginners, Juhlor*. and Adult groups. Besides ihc worship services the groups are divided Into eleven different classes for class study. This Is a growing service with the emphasis placed upon spiritual, godly living 6:30 Shining Lights. A service foi boys and girl*. 6:30 Chrlsllmi Crusaders. A youth service. _7_.30 Evcnliig cvangrlisttc sqr-

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vice. 7 (M> Wednesday night, mid week prayer service. Missionary ladies In charge. Teacher's training course follow*. The district Youth Rally will Inheld at Fort Wayne at 2 p m Rev A. P. Caln, pastor of the Church of God. Defiance. Ohio, Will speak Tuesday night 7:30. Worker* conference. Parsonage February 15. Rev P. H Turner, evangelist of Indianapolis will begin u serie* of services at the local church Please keep this date In mind and work toward the end of being a soul-winner In this campaign. The public I* most cordially Invited to attend all the services of this congregation ■» o- — ——- Zion Luthtrsn Church Monro* and Eleventh St. Paul W. Schultz. Pastor Hunday school and Bible < la--9:30 a. m. Regular Sunday service* 1b;30 a. tn Early services 9:30 a. tn Lutheran Hour 3.00 p m Annual voters' assembly 1:SB p. m. Adult classes Wednesday 2:oo p m Saturday catechism schrol S:3(» a. tn. — 0 —- —— • • | IM) YOU KNOW? • o 1. Where do We get the word Palestine? 2. Who was the first convert In Europe? 3 What does Christ say nbott hiyoke? 4 What honor came to Ruth? 5. Who said "Swear not at all"? (Hee Answer* on Page 2) WHAT CAN THE CHURCH DO FOR THE BOVS IN CAMP? The following are some of th,things In ing done by pasture and churches for Isiys tn camp: Name* and addresses of 'hi boyin service published in the enurch bulletin and members of the con gregaticn nrg--d to write them. Nanie-t of boys posted on "Church Honor Roll" in chureh vestibule Copies of "The Upper Room" sent to each boy, a- well as weekly copies of the ( hutch bul'etina Boy* remembered In prayer at the church services. Boys presented with New Testaments when they leave for camp. Hervices of recognition held w hen the lx>y- leave. Women of tin- church ••■nd < -wk les and candle-- to ths- lioy - Visits made to the home* ot the boys while they are away. Pastors correspond with ine boy* a* well as representatives of other church organization*. Pastors make occasional Visits to eamp*. Birthday greetings are sent to the boy- —. 0 • j- p Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE • ■ " *4 Cut Flower* Before putting cut flow- is into a vase, remove all the leav ■* thai would be under water. The flower* will keep much better and ill the ca*e of a glass Vase, it will III< all much cleaner watei Better Soup Tlie white of an egg dropped into a pot of soup will galher to ii all the Impurities When II rm II- re move it. Weight Increaser A wine glass of cream t iken after each meal is u weight hi -eas- r, should one be so interested. ..... .... Often we think people lire odfi-li who will not do what w< want them to do.

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The beat way to wave th' world , I* to save the children from go-1 ing astray. To keep them from going astray some goals must be kept , m mind a moral auchoraxo foi • the right; comrade* who have I clean and worthy Ideals, inoral ‘ courage to stand alone If access ' ary: a determination to rendei ' worthy service; a living faith in |

Our Prircmir A btti-ineo* man may rel‘r* from bi* dally duties, but a Christian mu-t always continue his active service. Interest and enihuslism relative to service that will belter the Ilves of others should Increase | with the years. A good man Is no' | retired he is only refired A good man does not rust out; he burn- , out. A good man -lunes b<>< .i-s<> he j I is cn fire for God. A Prayer for the Present "O God. We piay for thy t tiur- h. which is set today amid the per- : plexlties of a changing ord--.', face I to face with a great task." "Put upon her lips the iU( lent gospel of her Lord. Fill her with the prophets' scorn of tyranny, with | a Chrlst-like tendernews for the heavy-laden and down-trodden. Bld her cease from .seeking her own life Make her valiant to give up her life for humanity, tha' like hei (.ucifled land -hi- may mount by I file path of the cross to a higher Be particular about jour apparel. (’hiwme jour clothe* with confidence from your favorite More. Holthouse-Schulte & Co. \ prayer I- in its simple.* definition iii- i- ly a wish iuni-u Godward Phillip* Brook* AI TOMOBi L E I NSI R ANCE Policy written for six months at one-half annual premium. THE SI ITI.ES EBWARDS CO. ACENTB Phone 368 Decatur, Ind. Th- way to get out oi .i humble i position Is to be couspictiou-ly est I eetlvo In it. ROCK WOOL Blown in hy Wilson Insulating Co. EVERETT R. JOHNSON, Local Representative Phone 621 C Decatur, Ind. Co produce i li.ii.n ii i (ducation must i.HI to hei assistance r'llgiou Hudley. DECATUR LUMBER CO. Home of Home* Builders' Supplies and Coal. Estimate* Free Phone 253 111 Jefferson St.

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, God a* a personal guide. It I* In th* church when these i goal* are constantly presented and parents owe It lo their children to | accompany them regularly to thn I church services Way not accept ' the invitation mid COME TO t'HI'RUH NEXT HUNDAY? - D. | Carl Yoder.

glory Th- appalling need* of the world torn by war intensifies th. demand upon tin- Church for the I »ervicn It slime can rctid'-r. Wo I <•< ho th!* world cry when we upI peal to the Church for faitbfulMas, devotion and sacrificial *upp>rt of all the phases of the contlnutug life luf the Church " Uoum II of Methodist Bishops • o-*— ——- — I "h H Wisdom M-l B {'-!*'*-a* oee*J Heaven Can Wait A local church wee making a i diiv- for funds and two colored sia* I ter* were Itearlng down hart on old Rastus Jones. "I can't give nothin'." pb-ided the old negro "I owes nearly everybody in dis here old town already i "But don't you think yo-i one* the Lord something, too?' asked I on<- of the women "I doe*. Indeed," «ald the old man I "but He ain't pu-hln' me like my ' other creditors I* " — The Al KorI an .Midwent Really Auction Co Paul H. Graham In*. Bldg. Decatur. Ind. Phone 17 Auctions of Any Kind. No Sale too Large or too Smal Real Estate — Live Stock Personal Property. J. F. Sanmann. Auctioneer. C. W. Kent, Salesman and Clerk. Adversity l« the diumond dust I With which heaven |>oii*hes it* jewel* (ash Coal & Supply Paint, Coal, Koofinjc, Lumber and Builder Supplies R. A. STUCKEY Religion i- not ,i vocabula y nor a reetralning hand, but a source of I jHrwer. i ■ "" - FREE ENLARBKMENT of Your Favorite Snapshot with Every Roll of Film Developed (aize* 120, 620, 116, 616 and larger) j All Miniature film* enlarged to 3x4. iCr Per Ro " (8 exp) Holthouse Drug Co. A m.in finds true riches, not in ! lbs bank .(< I'oUllt. but 111 himself. The First State Bank Decatur. Indiana Established INH.’I Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. i forget one's own. Linr-r'n. For Better Health See Dr. H. Frohnapfel Chiropractor & Naturopath X-Ra/ of Spine where Indicated. Therapy applied a* needed. In Decatur Since 1921 PHONE 314