Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1942 — Page 5

AtURDAY. MARCH 28. 1942.

| SUNDAY fc-r I SCHOOL ■ lesson--for April S J KiiHbl AND LIFE AFTEB ■ PLATH iEAkTI.il* BBS u ,H TEXT M*|« >2 »«»' 1 Cor ’ I |5 M* M - --. I Wil f>f N TEXT But lhenkt b. tu Uu4. (ivttn u. the victory ''‘ ,BU « ’ ! ■ ... ~ iTr.vt - I CJriathlsne ÜB7 ISSB? - ■ f r VkUq! By th»l ngn have peoples indicated their conK t m » victory to coent. It i» W t have * Victorious outlook. 9: !■ even better to be sble to W back to vicfoiy already atKj That is just *hat we are t do as we consider man's ~i j Anal enemy—death That K has been won on behalf of ■ believe, by the risen Christ W ue think in a special way Easter day Ke » the Lord of the living, not gihe dead, those who. even though Z iray have left this world, have K U.d as.de the corruptible body (nt rruptible They are viclons, even as we are. over death. M. Living. hat Pead (Mark 12.24r> ’l SKlducees. a rationalistic sect WciPt's day. denied the resurr and so they were much fk <-d by His plain teaching of ■t T .th They thereh re de vised B— r. ate hypothetical case (see rk 12 18-23* and sought to set a • r Him But they only caught > elves. for He pointed out to . and to the people that what *: r.g with them was that they i t understand the Scriptures the power of God. t is precisely what is wrong to. the modernists of our day—t .interpret God's Word, and yy deny His power Jesus turned to them and |W I .if the.r fantastic "auppoasb iy He spoke of three real K.- .iti-rs from the books of Moses they taught He said that still calls Himself the God of ;gh they hud long been in their i they were still alive. God's < ship with Hu people is not : for the brief life span of this but for eternity. That fact. course, carries with it the truth the resurrection aJ II Im orruptlhle. Sot Corruptible ■ C r 13 50-54* ■. krn.ws that his earthly body -r ed for decay and death That ' wr.tten in its very n.embers alio knows that such a body for eternity. Is he then frr m God's eternal kingdom? indeed, for there is to be a i m change — the corruptible : put on incorruptibility. B Weather we shall tarry until Jen.rs and be transformed withdy ...g, or whether we shall await Ml vming for a tune among those Cup, there will come that ni< rruptible bodies like unlo Ml li. r. 'us resurrection body <Phi! ■ 2D There we have an assurance Ms victory already won on our beM■•'! which can and does strengthen souls against the trials and torM' s of Ide I 111 Victorious, Kot Defeated (I K"r 15 55-58). I Wi en Satan after a long struggle Mlnaliy had Christ's body laid away Mr the tomb, he thought he had the M r ' ry, but just then came his great Mb ur of defeat. from the grave He arose, With a mighty triumph o'er His foes’’ Heath could not hold its prey,” Mo* it sought to hold one stronger ■th-.'i itself—the Lord of Life Him- ■»' ! He had broken the bonds of ■ FI " by Hu sacrifice on Calvary, ■m’l since it was ain (the violation ■< f the law* which brought death in ■t ie first place (Gen. 2 17; 3:17-I9», ■there was now a complete victory ■ ' -er both sin and death. i The one who knows Christ need ■no longer fear death. For him it ■ » not a leap into the dark, or go ■ l,! *t as a trembling wayfarer into ■»n unknown land. President John ■ Quincy Adams was right when, aged ■ *"'’l frail, he replied to a question ■ as to his welfare: ' Quite well, thank ■ s'ou The house in which I live is I ’ottering and trembling, and I may ■ so.,n have to move out. but I am ■ ’inte well ” He was ready for the I departure into a better land and a ■ better body. Such a hope has a splendid practi- ■ c al application, which Paul stresses I>n verse 58. With victorious assur- ■ anew the believer stands steadfast | »nd immovable at the center of life, while always abounding in the joys | ’nd duties which come at its cirI 1 u .ference. Like the wheel which can be useful only as its center is ■ ’stablished and steady, so man can ■ serve the Lord and enjoy a satisfyI big life only as he has the steadI ol whlch Pi,ui here speaks "• trust that it is your posses- ■ Siuii by faith in Christ. If not. a night it so on mu resuyrecuon bust ■ day!

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The Transfigured Cbriat. Mvels Human Need. Lube '.* 2813 for , Hunday. March 29. The transfiguration wss God's ' merciful support of Jous whni him , dlsclplea failed to understand him; it wa« also a nieaus to Illumine | the Ililnd-I of the dlxiTphn. Jeaitx' oiiinlpoteiice waa later demoiiMralrd In his power user Hie worst rase of an evii-|H>u>-eao>i'd man V. 2*. "Aud it tamu to pane ■ alwiut eight day, after these saying*. he took Peter and John ami James and Went up luto a moun lain to pray.” After Jesua made ku<>*n the program, of suffering and death tsefore him. eigh* day- , elaps' d for meditation ending with a piayer meeting of Jesus with the three leading dixuphs on a mountain. v 29 "And a- he prayed Ibe fathlou of hl.-> couuteiiame was altered, and his raiment waa white and glistening.'* There » «-en in a true follower of God today something of peace and spliitual |>ower The luster life is reflected iu phytlial espi esxiona. v 3<» ’’And behold there talked with him two men. wh» were Moses and Elijah.” Mor*, rep rca> uted the law anu Elijah the ptophet., Th< law and the prophets were fulfilled In Christ. Here is a pi oof that those who huvu died still have their personalities. Man is immortal v. 31. "Who appeared in glory, and spake of bls decease which he was to aciomplish at Jerusalem.” Jesus needed strengthening for the houi of death whuh was the subject of th-ir conversation. Note tha* Jesus' death wax to ai -II complish something. Hoiiictimc. | we accomplish most in the hour of 1 death .Note that death Is God s | plan in which Jesus shaicd; therefore, it must b. good We ought not to -oriow ,n we often do v. 32. "Now Peter and they that were wiih him were lisavy with sleep; liui when they were full awake they .aw bls gloiy. aud the two men that stinal with him ” While Jesus was evidently praying. the disciples slept, succumbing to the weariness of body, it was Io their credit that they awoke m tune to see the glory ul Christ and the two heavenly visitors. How much we often miss b not awake to see the glory of God They made up tor their dullness la'er 111 wanting to • njoy the presence of the land, desiring to bigibi three Labe;navies, .iyid being willing to do without mh a shelter themselves. v 34. 35. “And wlul. In raid these things, there came a i loud, and overshadowed them; and tin y feared as they entered into the ■ loud. And a voice <aiu< out of Ike cloud, saying. Thia Is my beloved son. hear hint ' There is always a i loud |>artly coih calnig God's providence from us, but there is alway. a voice < uiiiing out of (he cloud to reveal Io u. all we need io know in the doing of our duty. v. 3(1 "And when Hr voice was past. Jesus was found alone And they kept II t lose and lold no man in those day*, of tin things which they had seen.” Some eaperiein es are too .acred to b. lold publicly. If mie having a profound and unusually rich experience should tell It injudiciously people would misjudge su< h a one as a *'liolier-lha;i-thou" person. Hut there arc times wh-n it must be lold; Peter related his csiM-rleiK-e with the transfigured ('hrist later. v. 37. 38 "And it <ame to pa* I on the next day. wh<'ii they were come down from the hill, much,

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i peopl met him. And. behold, a man of the company cried out, saying Master. I liesecch thee, look upon my -on; tor he is mine only Hon " Note that Jesus <ame down from the mountain carrying his mountain top < xpcrlem ■ of glory and power wi'h him We. 100, when having ln«u> prlvilegi with llioulitaill top expel lelli es must meet folks and live for th-m There waa woik to do at the hot tom of the hill there was need of helping a Very bad case of a deIll' ll possessed young mall. No cas. was too liaid tor Jesu v I". 11 "And I losoiiglit lliy di« iplva to < art him out. and they iould not. And Jesus answered and said. (> faithless and peivei-ei generation how long shall I be with you. and suiter you? Hung thy son hilhei.” The failures of th duniples here was a lai k id faith a vi i y common failure today f.'hrhrt also implied that the disciples did not pray as th<y ought to have done 'Mark !* 2'** v 42. "And a» he wax yet coming, the devil threw him down, and 1 tate him And Jesus rebuked t|v I un< lean spirit, and healed the < Inld ' and deliver'd him again to his la , ther.” iH-muus cannot endure tbv pies- Hie Ilf Ihl let When Jcxilsl has the light of way. evil i.« dis-1 polled. v 43 "Aud they were all amazed ' at the power ot God Well might they be amazed When God tan do today when h. has a chance is a wonder. — u .. — ■■■BESssEaaHKsM^B^M, "Good Friday.' the Euglirh name j for the Friday b< fore Eas’er ipiobably a coiiuption of" God's Fnday Tli> day wa < ail' d ' Long Fi(day by the Anglo-Haxsous and ham |xi"sibly referring to tin-1 length of the servues wlinli milk'd the day Omission o( th' noon meal mi Good Friday by M< thodmt young |H-op|. throughout the loitntry being pionioted by the Methodist Youth Fellowship. The jmipo o is both religious in its self denial oil servante and an .nd to the suffering. aime it is asked that a contribution iqilival'llt al leaet to the co-t of the meal 111 mad' to the <h minimal urn's committee ..n Oversea- Hclief Tins money will be ii-'-d to assist stricken peoph in China and Europe, refngt-t pitsoin rs ot wai ami Mtranded mlsiimi’ ary families. Seventeen million ihtldicu n i else 110 Chilstlall education; tell milfoil youth an- unreal hed by Christian influence aii4 then are sixty million persons in tin I nr ed Stales urn huri hed At a recent me* ting ot American women at Atlat'di City, a union of three leading missionary organizations of women was formed to be known a- the L'ulted Council of Chun li Women Hie thiee nation al so <"inlim'd are Hi, Foreign Missions Confeieii'e of North Aineiica. the Homo Mi idoii • Conferem < of North Amei lea and Hie National Count II ol Ch'i" h Women, all ihree organizn Hons reprxentlng ten million wolin n of 7** Protestant denominations. - — • | IX) YOU KNOW? ♦ • I What prophei yof Zeiiiaiiah was lulltll'd mi Palm Sunday? 2. What was Peter's boast at the Last Hupper.’ 3 What was Christel prayer ill Gethsi inane'.’ I Who prophesied. "In Hiai day there shall b. a Iminlaiii o|h lied Io tin house of David and to the InhadiUints of Jerusalem for sin and urn leaiiess?" a Who said al th*-cros "Truly this wa the Son of God ' Answers found on pugo 2. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIVE POINTS George Walton Mtni-t'-r !*:3n Sunday school. W. P. Schrock, supcrintendmi . iff:3(l a ui. morning worship. Sermon "Thy King Cometh.'' 1:3(* Junior Youth League. ti:lM* p. m. Setiioi Youth League. Comment lug Wedne. day evening service, will be held at the church each evening i losing Friday evening with tin- Cuiniuuiiloii </l , the Lord Supper. Servivqi will begin at 7:30 p m. The Missionary society will ■ucot neat Thursday aiteruuou at 2:30.

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IffIUKHESI First Evangelical Chereh George S Lozier. .Minister S 13 a in Hunday school .Mr. Gr«*gg McFarland, superintendent. l<> Id a tn Divine Worship service. Hermon theme: "A New King ” Hpi'i lai fi attire ot the service will tie the "Hatred Hite of Holy Baptfom'” for infants and a "Hervlce of Distribution" S 'mt p in Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor, 7on p m Sunday evening fel-low-hip Sermon them- : ''The lie. jecti'd Offering” t> 3o to S 15 a in . rai h inoriiing throughout the week Ccnnmuniiy "Holy Week Piayei sei vices ill ihi« ' hun h. 730 p in Tuesday "Holy Week" service Sei mull theme: "Watching Jesus.” 7 .lo p m. Wednesday "Holy Week" M-rvlie Hermon theme: "Is it Nothing to You?' 209 p m Thursday Woman a Missionary Society. 730 p ni. Thursday "Holy Week" servin'. This will be a “Candle Lighted' Communion Service. 12 mt to 3 oo p iii , Friday - Three Hour “Good Friday" Service in th. Fuel Methodist Church. — o . BT MARY'S CHURCH . First Mass 7:3<* A. M. children’s Mass 9:90 A M. I High Mass 19: IS A M | Holy Hour Sunday afternoon 2 P M I Daily prayer hour, "An Aimy on I its knees to keep an Anny on its feet. 3 30 to 4:30 every afternoon. ' Lenten servo ex Tuesday and Friday evening 7:30 P. M Rev. Joseph J. Seimetz, Pastor o Church Os God Glen E Ma.-hall pa-'". 9Ju 11 Ju i nilied scrv i< ■ Palm S iiidav An apprupimte m* • | xagi for ill. t axon •1 I** Shilling Light-. Mr- Mary Jlazelwo-'d. dil l i toi. i t. J" Clir -tiaii CiUsadci Mu | Pauiini iiawkiiu, piogram <liai< man. 73" Evt niiig evangi listic anvil e. Mrxxagi by th pa im. 7 30 Widlicaday evening Midweek prayer erviic. 200 p m Thursday. I.adi>* M. , louaiy Society meets at lie home id Mis Chari's Fiauk Tlie public Is most cordially invited lo attlld all till xtrvices ot tbix i ougu gatiou. u Church Or The Nazarenc 7th aud Maishall StI'aui Uiaudbc-iry. Pa-t n I* 30 a 111. to 11.00 a 111. L'lllllvd ri i V h e. 9 30 a m. Sunday < hool. Mr. I*oy|i Lytle Sujh i iioeud'ut. !’• 30 a in Th. worship sei vice. 4"rtnuu theme iiiv, I itli iii/ God ' ti iu p. m Tli< N Y. I’ S si ivi'i Mr. Fied Edgcll. picxideut ti 13 p m —Th'- Hi NY’ xervbe. Fredrick Sudduth, president ti 13 |*. in. The Junior «xl< ty. 730 p. in The cvangelistnservile. Hermon ihcine "A Kiward fur Sibkiiig by the Stuff.” 7:30 p m. Wcdne-day The n-g ular mid-week prayer meeting. "Praying will cause us l>* stop sinning or sinning will cause us to stop praying ” .. . . — _ o Zion Lutheran Church Monroe and Elen nth St re-1 Paul W Si hultz. Pastor. Sunday school and liibb class 1* <ut a in Confirmation xervicc- lu oo a. in Lutheitzti Hour 12 3o and 3 m* p. m. Chun li choir Munday s trn p. m. Good Friday xerviemi 7:31* p. m. Ester sunrise services with n Itbralion of holy < uminiiuion April 5. Auuoum eiuent Mauudy Thursday First Methodist Church Motiioe al Fifth Street Kuiph Waldo Graham D. D. Minister Palm Sunday 9 Jo Woiship and study. A unified scrviie. Nursery for the infants. Junior r-hurch worship message; music by both the Chancel choir and the Youth choir. Sacraineiit of Holy Uaptisin, i’■< eption into church membership Sermon: Palm Sunday; The Processional of the Palms: every person present will be prexented with a true palm tip. All who are not attending elsewhere are cordially Invited. 6:30 Youth Fellowship: Evening scrviie. A "World Friendship Serv lie.” Luder th<- uireitiou ol Martha Elb-ii How- ind Ml William Porter Every young perwou of the Chun h is urged *o In- present 17 Li'tiling worship, ideas' note th*' < liaug' in Dine. Bi" 'is I music "u Lutd Mo i Holy" Mr. W. J. Kr|ek. buprauu Mrs It W Graham Violin Mr o t ame Hau l bold Urgau, Miss Ifoteu Haubuld. I

'Cl^K^H’r< , |iar'Jfi>r|l l ;iliii Suinl.n r 'nK’ jKHbtii H • Hli 111 i i ii> xHuF ■r/ I & so-A A F*lm gsndav. rsmmrmnrating ( hrixi a triumphant entry intn Jerusalem. will be celebrated hunday, March 29, wherever freedom nt worship still prevails, bpeclal tervices have been planned by almost every ebureh in America. Abt«e. choir boys ol M. Vincent Ferrer’s vhurih, BrnakJys. N. Y., at they rehearse for Palm hunday service*.

Piano. L.idi* - vmal tuo will mig "if Saviour ol tin Woihi Ihe E.ieter story will bi pri -uteri by Hlenuptican pnluivx. The public i- invited. Monday through Salm day of Holy Week a -pei ia| iiioi ll "r wo* -hip service will b< provbl-d .it i: to a in Emit moi ulus a dilfoi • nt iniuistei will to .ii charge Tm I publie j* Invit' d | Wediit -<|ay 73» p in H"iy Week Prayer -Civile Thursday i 30 p ui II .y • mn in im i'll Friday 12 • 3 L'uimi (mod Fud.iy -civil- - ——o The First U 8 Church i oilier ol Ninth mid M id - G T It"-“I'lul Mini-tt Sunday ri hool .it '• I ' -I Evb-i eti John i. i|" Goml i lasses so: all .ig* Tlie morning woiship will be a < untiiiualiuii of th Sunday S> m>.d service. Tin- si hool will h.i .iinoo I afte, i l.i-s period mid .i l*'< -ion l-'ivie TI" -i hool will leas ' mb!' Paet", will liavi iharg> ol hi sei v n I < liu-ti.m Eudeavui al <> 3" p m Group- Im J'Weis. Junim Inti rmediates Young !'• "p • ami Adult Evening Wmsinp at 73" p in St-iniuii by tin I'astm. Subject Ti iiimph m D> f< ii ServiicH evi .y light dm.ng l'< ' -ion Wi ik a' 73" p. in A I" ■ ... I ’ CutlllllUlllim Siivli. will In a part of i|i- reivi'i mi Hi i.-day night A laildh light m i.mg< im in w add to ih> mip!' .- mm . oi this SCI V ll I —... o Z'On Evan, and Reformed Church ('hail'. M Pulgh. Th I* Mini.'' Chun h -< irni'l '• a in T I. lb 1 k< ■ ii pci mil nd'iu M" mug Wm ship I" a in S' i in ai I’.ilin. And I limn ' ' dr Hrmation nivi" Mu-i< by Hr Young People Chou Zion Ymiih l.c.igi.i i. I . p in Max 1.1011.1111X011 li.idei Wednesday. 7 3'l p in Wnlvvi'k L< lllell Servin' Wi-dn*-day 8 3" p in Meeting ol Ilie Spiritual Cmiln ll i'l id.iy 7 3*t )> in ll'dy * "in milliton and len piion i adult in w llll'lllbel Baptist Church Caiey It Mom r, p.i -ii ‘i .!<* to 11 .i in Morning im: i d •eiv ii c '* 3u a m Bible i hool C I, Bell -llpl'l III" nd' 111 You will enjoy tin. growing Ihbb- -i bool 1" 15 a iii Mmiiing woixhip

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I Jesua. palm Hunday «> ilie day on whnh • Jesu rhow-d most i oncjusjvely I and powerfully His own great loy■airy io ib. Church to Hu- outward i Imiii mid organization of religion, Palm Hunday le the day for each oin of ur to give a new avowal ot ’ loyalty to the < hurt b Why noi an p* the Invitation and t <».ME TO t 111 IK Ii ON PALM I Hl NDAI' D • arl Yoder

culture of thi defealld Civilizaliull may lo am i i xfirl in prodm Ing Is-trui-s.il lug ina< hiliery nut fail m human relaOoßaibps. The.i- a failure that I- a uc« ■< Jesu tailed to Will ll- ||'V ind ii < os' him hi lift Im' It was hi* death ilia’ gave wing- t» his thought 'ba' made b.- wmk live and count Suites- I inward a aiu", i of -pirlt, not foitn. Virtm s wii >h make u;> i Iraiaitei ir>- |iaia* d‘<xical like <ou .ig< wbi'li is a g <a< lov<- if lift aii’l d • -egard . of dangei We 10-. !v> a.u. •<«.'« I ’o g' ' Wi dl<’ 10 llV'' < Pleasant Mills Methodist Church Sunday S bool at ‘f 30 a in 11. 111 En rett Hup'-i inii ndviit Evangelistic Hervhe at In 3 p. m Th' puldn i invited I > attend. , lii' meeting win continue nril w- ek ai 73" p in e e b i veiling Salem Methodist Church I nifi'-d vi uh at ft ::o a in. llVin Bmki xupei iiit< ndent Al I'TION SALES Expei ii-iici d Halexinsnxhip it yoiii Service ItEbEItVE MH ft SALE DATE Lhtxt.iik Faun and Iteal E tai' Hales M dwest Realty Auction Co. J F Saniiiuin I* S Biair. C W K'-nt G .li'iiu Bldg IX-vatur, lud.

Iz u i .1 »inid tiim Im aelt die- ’ ■ ou-ry lor ««!( ni.n>t< iy. - ( ash Coal & Supply Paint, Coal, Roofing, Lumber and Builder Supplier IL A. STICKEY I.* ' thy <l. i ..nt m h, t|i> • • ■';tt» I'r.inkl.n MAKE A DEAL NOW —PAY LATER! Buy Lowe Bros. Standard Houie Paint We can atilt sett at last Fall prices Holt house Drug Co. H.t|>|iilH ( mi«i.' in ,« iit itj; it I- .< iniiiliiK tn .no. and nut .i ignalit |H><d Good The First State Bank Decatur, Indiana EttlabUtihed ISHS Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. ___ __ Th- <ai i y 'lit i. hiiuwh ds> flioy do lln ir wait hr . nut lor i di-t'l t) hut lur Hoir own use. For Better Health See Dr. H. Frohnapfel Chiropractor & Naturopath X-Ray of Spine where Indicated. Therapy applied ae needed. tn Decatur Since 1921 PHONE 314