Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 258, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1942 — Page 5

■day, OCTOBER 31.1942.

F7 [SUNDAY •HL I SCHOOL ifIJsSON ■aß November 8 Ebß ' ",s«? .®F - M KI I KU IN THE ■EV 1 ' K —' - ■'• ' •< * - 3 19 ■» i : ! :■<■:■ up » chili in ' S Bt» .s !“ 1 f !he home ** * < ■ - .•< the l‘f e "f Ibe EhS bunic that th * .- ■ ,<•» the repeated uy 'y da >- whlch de ' »:.r.y. Then It . • ■• <• ■■ t<> demonKg| r a..-y ■ f ’he faith P r(> te . ,t. ! to ’how KL3 t ~mty rtaily ' ' Uiro-nce* <■■ iinx God's Hord S^^B C x Jew reKg|jK v - ' vi.'jes 4 and 5. KSt : g.'.t It was the Kfcgf,' s !< clarn.g the rid of many KjgX '• cail.t.K fir comto Him. ligj|* .gh ’hat these • .. in the t e taught with , ■ and to of their ■b (Jke-ution. ■Lea* f great sifinifiK Jus ;:.<■ fu.th which we t • -'t be effnc- ’ > the Kggfgh • rry a Bible on SunB | | in use in the •M'" "'" , nc ‘' mir v •• but in the incidaily has gradually Kp«V<- ar.d it is rcgrettaMO Mil to ' ■ "■ r.y ofgenn j ■< that In family useful Ktssfl- I - ~-••» I ' .e re<f life which Bbwm great for G<xl. MfSnt rvu ! :>• assume that it f r to have a fam- - , y because of the dlfKlNcftri.r place, etc. But if Mflßt '.v.< s .ch worship regu1 w our children that real by reading Blto -g some bless■Mnklv.* :■ .■. th them, and by Ktofilry.'i natural thing in BtoH »t all tin es. not just in ah.ernty I,et us : A rd .n our family KHk . -mg God - Bliss-«:20-251. ■ - ■ i rgetl 1U pagt r ■* ,rth rememWRIT' were to rethe of •' '.ward them to the truth of His to the fa. th fulness with ■Me had kept them. Their 1 ■'■ thus be encour- . t G,d fur the future the 1., rd hath helped.” hat henceforth we may are those ■W* ,; where only God ■Ml.ver - ,- ,d He did The recMB of j.ch events in away ■R'U g. e the glory to G<xl ca .'«■ en to look to God of r -red. and to thank day >f victory we should culti- « :< " emeries of God s f H s blessing, of the fellowship in bright as m/ments Chilhear s.<h matters gratein the home have ■Wtn-e ar.ch r in a time of ■ | n G »<f, Grace £M > M i e learn i.f Christ and * rd is to be translated j^K ,< f r Chri « ? The experilElt g r- raCe and the rerremG ds blessing of child- ** ,or period of life tv ?r ’ c " r,ln!li n< in God’i; KL /T* carr M <"«■ thought a tt* responsibility of the Prov.de the proper aurIK- J? ■' r, ' r “' lg - ’ n<l “resses ’ hf £hl W <o apply, perthat ”P* £ ‘*o £ * |K? R and testimony. H,' .’ .'•">*« individuate. ,f th * de *irM of their ■■ hearts have abandoned lhe “ ■Kd. ” n,e7 * er * to ° Tbev d ? *° ch urch too me «° te w» ? ,r * th * lr e «uses Os » * Know that they .re only •\. r ?‘ 0n * Th<y * re **» u, ta e . h w PoCTl,< who *• no » K ‘ c * h: * terrible reon. of us B «r-fd « ? Ui,, ** h,Ve con n ° t ’ )ud «’ ■»M we ir \ ‘ „T U conie B^ii^^ n,ary « |T teCad.

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Creamed Comments On The Sunday School Lesson

Creamed comment* on the Sunday School leaßon, The Chrtetian i View of Marriage —Genesis 2:18i 24; Matthew 19:3-6; John 2:1-5 for Sunday, November 1. Today s lesson Is the first of a series on the application of Chrisi tian doctrine to the family probi lent. Marriage |. ordained of God. I is sanctified by Him. is definitely I associated with the process of cre- > at ton i v. IS. "And the Lord said. It is not good that man should be alone; ' I will make him an help meet for him." God endowed human beings with social capacities and longings; God never permitted an In--1 nate longing to be unsatisfied; hence he provided an help meet. v. 19. “And out of the ground the Lord formed every to-ast of the field, and every fowl of the air; and brought them unto Adam to see what he would call them; and whatsoever Adam called every living creature, that was the name thereof” God honored man in letting him name the beast*. But there waa no companionship in i beasts that satisfied man. This > fact is suggested In verse 20. V. ». 21, 22. "And the Lord God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept; and he took one of bls ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof; and the rib which the Lord had taken from man. made be a woman, and brought Tier unto the man.” The Bible sets forfß the sovereignty of God and it also glorifies man as a child of God. Because only out of man himself conid come a quality , of hie adequate for daily fellowship. God created woman out of man. Some one has remarked that woman was "not made out of his head to rule over him; nor out of hi* feet to be trampled ont by him; but out of his side to be equal with him; under his arm to be protected; and near his heart to be loved.” • v. 23. "And Adam* said, this I* now bone of my bone, anti flesh of my flesh. She shall be called woman. becaube she was taken out of man.” The Hebrew of man to "i*h“ and for woman is "Isha” meaning manes*. Man and woman have the same divine origin and their union a* seen in marriage is aacred. The marriage tie is most sa< red liecause of the union of two lives to carry out God's purpose of creating life-physical life In the production of children, and spiritual, in the fellowship husband and wife have with each other. v. 24. "Therefore shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall cleave unto his wife; and they shall be one flesh." Something of the parental home is sacrificed In order to start a new home. Hear as the parental tie may be. the marriage tie is stronger. Monogamy. a state in which a man has one wife is here Implied. The Pharisees also came unto him, tempting him, and saying unto him. "Is ft lawful for a man to put away hi* wife for any cause’” Two different answers were held by two contending parties and if Jesus answered in either the affirmative or the negative he would be in trouble. v*. 4. 5. "And he answered and said unto them, have ye not read, that he which made them at the beginning made them male and female. And said for thte cause shall a man leave father and mother, and shall cleave to hl* wife: and they twain be one flesh.” Jesus now stresses the teachings of the Old Testament emphasizing fidelity and that spiritual union that forbids* any martial change. v. (. "Wherefore they are no CHURCH PAGE SPONSORS THE FIRST STATE BANK Oeneral Banking -0 HOLTHOUBE DRUG CO. Highest Quality - Lowest Price* -0 DR. H. FROHNAPFEL Your Health I* no Better than Your Spine. -0 J. F. SANMANN. Auctioneer Live Stock A Real Estate O O THE SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. Low Cost* ■ Strong Companies DECATUR LUMBER CO. Home of Home* —o CASH COAL A SUPPLY Winkler Stoker* and Yancy Coal —O- O—HOLTHOUSE SCHULTE CLOTHING CO. —o AL D. SCHMITT MOTOR SALES Part* for any make car. —o— CLOVERLEAF CREAMERIES. Im. Sealtest Ice Cream.

more twain, but one flesh; what therefore God hath joined together, let no man put asunder.” Marriage is more than a civil contract. Because marriage is an institution established by God. those who choose to enter into that relation are Ln a very real sense joined by God. and they are duty bound to abide hy the law of God relating thereto. v*. 1. 2. 3. "And the third day there was a marriage In Cana of Galilee; and the mother of Jesus was there. And both Jesus and them to the marriage. And when they wanted wine, the mother of Jesus saith unto him. they have no wine." Jesus honored the marriage ceremony and the marriage relationship. There arose an occasion because of the lack of wine which was a social embaraasment. almost a disgrace. This wine was unfermonted grape juice. The beginning* of this new home were not to be marred and so Jean*’ mother Interceded help from Jesus. o— I Preliminary plans have been drawn up hy the general comtnisalon on Army and Navy chaplains to launch a serie* of Christian missions In training camp*, conducted on the order of the •undenominational preaching missions held in various cltle* throughout the country during the past several yean* The first of the»e mission* is *cheduled to be held In the near future at Fort Belvoir. Va. The Christian World Mission convocation. scheduled to be held In Cleveland. Dec. 6-10. has been postponed to "as early a date as domestic and international conditions may make potMible.” It was announced last week by Dr. Emory Ro*s, secretary of the Foreign Missions conference ot North America The transportation problem and the "impossibility of bringing from Asia, Africa and Europe missionary and national representative* to make the convocation an International mieting” were given as tbs cause* for postponement. The brutality of Nazi religious persecution In Poland has been unparalleled anywhere, according to the report. Eight hundred Polish priest* have been executed by the Gestapo, murdereil without trial or torturerl to death, and about 3,000 priests are now in concentration camps. In th<- Polish city of Poznan only three of 77 churche* ami chapels are open and seven whole dioceses have been liquidated. Acts of savagery. including a wholesale mas **err» of clergy in Potm-rania and Pcznania during which some of the victim* were buried while they still gave signa of life, are also reveab ed. Mennonites comprise 37 7 percent of all men in conscientious objector camp*, according to figuro* compiled by the Mennonite central committee. Os the 2.972 G. O ’* in camp* in all parts of the United States. 1.121 are member* of the Mennonite church Members of the Church of the Brethren. 415, are second highest in numbers in the camps; Society of Friend* iQuakers), third, with 233; and Methodist*, fourth; with 231. None of the other sects had more than 10<> when the compllutton* were made. o Oim PwacHßt ’ Conviction of sin and conviction of responsibility are two essential driving forcer in human lite. The ■rat bring* one tnto forgiven relations with God while the second makes that life fnittfal. You may judge your worth by your conviction*. but other* will measure you by the expressions of your conviction* Beware ot covering up sm and of svadMMt reeooiteUMUty. o When we tail to be at our best we hurt not only ouiselves, but we hurt others.

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BT MARY’S CHURCH First Mass «:00 A M. Second Mass7:3o A. M. Children's Mas* 9:00 A. M Low Mass 10:15 A. M Holy Hour Sunday 2:30 P. M. Comtnunion Sunday for the St. Agnes Sodality. Rev. Joseph J. Selmetz. Pastor — O '■ 1 Christian Church Kenneth Timmons, pastor Bible School. 9 3<> a. m. D. L. Drum, superintendent. Sermon and communion. 10:30 a. m. Service* Sunday evening. 7:30 p. m. Rev. Kenneth Titninon* will bring the message. You are cordially Invited to attend these services. o First Methodist Church Bev. M. O. Laater, minister Morning worship at 9:30 a. m. Church school at 10:45 ant. Evening worship at 7 p. tn. Morning sermon subject, "Remember.' Evening sermon subject. "Obey.” Wednesday at 6 p. m—Chancel choir practice. 7 p. in. — Youth choir practice. 8 p. m. M. Y. Y. Everett Arthur, leader; Tom Colter. devotional*. Sunday. Nov. B—The8 —The service Sunday morning will be: 9:30 a. m —Adult worship—Children classes. 10:45 a. m.—Children worship— Adult classed. o . Nuttman Ave. U. B. Church Delbert Cress, pastor 9:30 a. m. -Sunday school. Lawrence Michel, superintendent. 10 3o a. m — Worship service. Benton by pastor. Subject, "Spiritual Power." 6:30 p. m.—Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic service. Meimage by pasioi. Good fivSpei singing and inspiration. You will enjoy this service. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday — Prayer service. 7'30 p. m. Thursday—W M A. at th<- home of Mrs. Pari R<-ed. We invite you to attend these sen vice*. o First Evangelical Church George S. Lozier, minister 9:15 a m.— Sunday School. Gregg McFarland, superintendent. 10:10 a. m —Divine worship service. Sermon theme. “World Missions." 6 oo p m—Christian Endeavor. 7 p m -Sunday evening fellowship. Sermon theme, "Danger Signals.” 7 p m. Tuesday Official board. 7 p m. Wednesday Prayer and praise service. 2 p m Thursday—Woman's missionary society. 7 p. m Friday—Young People’s group rally. Rev. Karl Kuglln, missionary to Africa, will deliver the message and present moving pictures of African life. — -- -o - ■- ■ Fir*t Presbyterian Church Five Points George O. Walton, minister 9:00 a. m.—Junior Bible instruction. Mrs. W. A. Lower. 9:30 a. in Sunday School. W. P. Schrock, superintendent. 10:30 a. tn —.Morning worship. Sermon. “I believe in the communion of Saints.” 1:30 p. m —Senior youth league. The Missionary Society will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mr*. M A Frlslnger. hostess, assisted by Mr*. Ralph. Mr*. J. C. Sutton and Mr* Wesley England The program will be In charge of Mr*. J. L. Kocher, the subject being "Alaska.” Devotion* will be led by Mr*. Blm Hark. Men's banquet Friday night commencing at 630 Dr. B. V. Andre** of Indianapolis will be the speaker. — -o Church of th* Nazarcne Marshall and N. Bevcnt Sts. J T. Truesx. paetor Sunday School. 9:30 a. tn. Leo Rm-. Sunday school superintendent. Mcrniag worship 10:30 a. tn In the morning worship service Ker and Mr* Peter Ktehn. returtted missionaries from North China, will speak on the subject. “The Chinese church during nv> years ot war.” Saturday night they will tell of their experience during the Japanese invaatou oi North China. Sunday morning will close their serie* of missionary services at the hurch Junior church. 6:45 p. tn., directed by M.t Plaster. Young people* service. 6 45 p.m I reanus Mattai. president A very tntereo4iat progrsm ie planned Be

present with your group. Evang«li*tlc service, 7:30 p. m. The pasior will bilng the message Our Sunday night service* have been well attended Come and bring a friend with you. These are days when we should go ail out for God and His cause. Help keep this part of the home front Intact. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Beginning Tuesday of nest week Rev. Trueax will begin a tour with Dr. Montgomery of Fort Wayne, and the Singing Preachers radio quartet The tour Will last two weeks and will be In the Interest of mission*. —————o First Baptist Church Ralph R Moser, pastor 9:30 a. tn. — Bible school. Cal Peterson, superintendent. 10:15 a. m. — Morning worship. Special music by our choir. Sermon theme, "The sufficiency of th<Cresn." 7p. m Evening hour of felowship and hepfulnesx . You will enjoy this on<- hour with your friends. Inspiring music and a message from God's Word. Not* carefully the change in time for thl* service. 7:30 p. m.~-Wednesday evening.! our midweek prayer and pr.iMe service. You will lie weliome to all these services. o Church of God Glen E Marshall, paetor 9:30-11:30 p m -Unified service. The unified service provide* graded worship for various age groups. Emery A Hawkins, leader of Jun-' lor worship; Miss Pauline Hawkins leader of Beginner's worship; adult worehip. message hy the pastor. 6:30 p m. Shining Lights. Mrs. Isaac Wagner, director. 6:30 p. in. —Christian Crusaders. | Miss Pauline Hawkins, president. 7:30 p m.—Evening evangelistic service. Good. Inspiring song service followed by message. 730 p tn Mid-week prayer service. Wednesday evening. 7:341 p. m. Missionary service at the home of Mis. Cal Peterson. All the ladles of the church urged to attend. The Northern Indiana minister's meeting ot the Church of God con vene* at the local church Nov. 10. Rev D. L. Slayhaiigb. Akron. Indi ana. chairman The public I* most cordially Invited to attend all the services of this congregation.

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* IX) YOU KNOW? 1. After the death of Joshua who was the ruler of Israel? 2. How many men more than sixty year* of age were in the company that entered Canaan? 3. On what condition may one have God's direction of all one's paths? 4. Can you complete these pairs? Adam and — ; Caln and David and ; Mary and John and —Paul and —; Ananias and ; Ruth and Elijah and : Aquila and Answers found on Page 2 HOME EDUCATION md ha Telling It Again "I have told you once and I am going to tell you again” is some- | times heard from parents who I children a«k the same question over and over. Parents with such a policy fail to understand that it is difficult for children to comprehend very much at a time and that repetition is a law of the mind. Adults in committing to memory any thing must repeat it over and over again. How much more is true with a child in the early stagi of its mental life. It Is a hopeful sign when a child I wants to know That parent whoee child never asks a question needs to he alarmed; it is a sign of low mentality. The better way would be to do as an instructor whom I heard teach a class of college boys; again and again he would say. "Do you understand?” How happy the In quiring child ie when it* parents take pains and time to help him I understand what may be a mystery without some one to tell him. — D Carl Yoder. o - Imcl Resiqns Post As Merchant Police Ray Intel, who has served a« merchant policeman here the pa*: several years, has tendered his resignation. ffectlvo when he goes <>ii dmy M'iikoi, .i..r.:;::;g at 4 o'cioi k At 8 17, he will cuter upon his duties in a new posHton as a guard at Baer Field under civil service Mr. line) Is grateful to all the local merchants whom li served in his capacity as night wan hman and asked tn express his apprrwia tion for their many kindnesses He will continue to reside here for I the pres nt.

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worship Him somewhere in some place at some particular time.” What he really meant was that we nued to develop a technique of worship such ae Is provided In the regular servh e of public worship. Why not accept the invitation to come to church next Sunday?

I it is only in the doing of justice that a nation may achieve any real and enduring security. I u| j I -an4—y. 1 | ■ > ua ■ No Luck An old darkey wanted to join a ta litotialile church on Fifth avenue, New York and the minister, knowi ing it was hardly the right thing to do and not wanting to hurt his feelings, told him to go home and ; pray over it. In a few days the darkey came again. "Well, what do you think of It by this time?" asked the t-r-“Well, sah." replied the colored man. “Ah prayed an' prayed an' de good l.awd He says to me. 'Rastus. dat no mo'. Ali ve been tryin' to I wouldn’t boddah my haid 'bout git into dat eh'ch maehseif for de las' twenty yeah* an' 1 lialu't dune had no lin k yit!” o Almost all the worthwhile victories are won. not by majoritiea, but by eager and determined minorities. - K EM-TONE “'I he Miracle Wall Finish” Covers Most Inside Wall Surface* with just ONE coat. Quart 98c Gallon $2 98 Holthouse Drug Co. It Is the burdened people a* a i rule who take on extra loads. Cash Coal & Supply Paint, Coal, Roofing, Lumber and Builder Supplies R. A. STUCKEY There are three claasivt of proid, th who are Immovable, those who are movable, and those who move them. AUCTION SALES Experienced Salesmanship at your Service RESERVE YOUR SALE DATE Livestock, Farm, and Real Estate Sales. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F. Sanmann C. W. Kent Graham Bldg Decatur. Ind. * Phono 174. If we are G<*d-enntrolled, every problem will adjust Itself. The First State Bank D«c*tur, Indiana Established 1883 .Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. No man has gained anything who ha* received a hundred favors and ■ r< ndered none. For Batter Health Se* Dr. H. Frohnapfel Chiropractor & Naturopath X-Ray of Spine where indicated. Therapy applied a* needed. In Decatur Sine* 1921 PHONE 314