Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1944 — Page 2

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(SUNDAY lnlrrnation.il I SCHOOL i -- LESSON ■> b» harold l lundquut. c o or Th* Moodr pibl* In-(lt.it* of Chi. .I*o. nrlraMd by W«rt»-rn Newipaper Union. Lesson for August 6 Lexwn •übj*ct» and Scripture test* •»- levied and ropyylghtsd by International Council ol Heligfoua Education, uatd by permivxlon. POWER THROUGH SELF-DISCI-PLINE {TEMPERANCE LESSON! LESSON TEXT-—Proverb, 1:7-10: Jotemlah 33:5-10: I Corinthian, •:34-27; I Theatalonlan* 5:32 GOLDEN TEXT—And every man that Strlvelh tor the mastery 1* temperate in all thins*.— I Corinthian* 0 25 Discipline — that word doesn't sound exactly attractive, doe* it? It make* us think ot punishment for wrongdoing, when in reality it 1* s very helpful word which means teaching. Disciple* learn, and thus are disciplined, so that life becomes safer, simpler, and more efficient When the Morro Castle caught fire, there was time for everyone to escape, but 134 out of the 500 on board perished because they fought each other. When the President Coolidge sank in the South Sea* 4.500 soldiers escaped alive. What made the difference? Discipline, that’s ait. but it was enough. There are many kind* of discipline. and all have their Important place In preparing men to live well ordered and useful lives. The disciplined life ha* power to meet trial* and temptation*. We And in our lesson three kind* of discipline: I. Home Discipline (Prov. 1:7-10) The training received by the child early in life from its parents is of the utmost importance in forming character. Children should learn the true standards of life, and be held to obedience to them if they are later to walk in the right way. It is here that they moat effectively learn the danger of the use of intoxicants and the importance ot keeping their bodies clean and strong for the service of God and country. ’ Some parent* (possibly misled by attractive, but false theories of education) think that the correction or punishment of a child is not to be permitted. They assume that they are being kind to a child by not limiting his development, or trying to direct iL These are the people who "curse their children with kindness." which is in fact the greatest of unkindness. Only a foot (v. 7} will despise the instruction of his parents, and only a fool of a parent will fail to give that training which is like "an ornament of grace" (v »» in the life of the young man or woman. But the discipline of the home needs the support ot IL Social Discipline (Jer. 35:5-10). The social order, which concerns our relation to our fellow men. disciplines each of u*. It makes many and what sometime* seem burdensome demands of u* in order that we. a* well a* thoae around u*. may have tiie pnv.lege of living ordered and useful live*. Wise is the man or woman who draw* from hi* fellowship with others that helpful training which gives him stability and grace. The Rechabite* had made a vow that they would not drink intoxicants, and as a tribe they stood by that vow even when tested by Jeremiah. (Note that we say tested, not tempted. He knew they would stand ) Fine family tradition* have great value in guiding and controlling young people We should, like the good man Jonadab (v. 6), establish a tradition of abstinence from intoxicants which will make all of our descendants say, "No one in our family ever drinks." The training of home and of society has one great goal and that is 111. Nelf-Dl'cipline (I Cor. 9:24-27. I Tties*. 9:22). In the life ot every one of us there should be that determined 'purpose that life shall not be lived in careless disorder, or be permitted to run out at loose end* We are all running a race (v. 24). and ft is for u* so to run that we may achieve success. We cannot run with uncertainty (v. 28). we must know where are are going. We are dgbUng a fight. and at times it to a desperate. Ufeand death struggle. We must not beat th* air tv. M). but strike home the telling blows which will bring victory over our anemic*, tn* world, the geab. and the devil. To do this calls for training and self-discipline. It moans bringing the body and Its demand* into subjectign The man who runs in a race does not destroy bis chance* lor victory by using intoxicants, or other detrimental things. Surely w* who run th* race tor Christ must be •ven more determined that self ihail be disciplined for God's glory. Ths standard for the conduct ot the Christian is Mgher than is commoner supposed, tor he withdraws himself from "every form of evil" The disentitled believer knows that sin is sin—that what took* comparatively innocent often wear* a falae face covering real wickedness, or it is the first step an * downward path. To way 1* to to .. ’Aky example of thu * fl bid! CO®® flflAA

r RURAL CHURCHES * • ♦ Monroe Friend* Byron Leaser, pastor 9:30-10.3u Sunday School; Wm. Zurcher. Supt. 10:30-11 30 Morning Worship, with Rev Moe. as gu*»t *peske> Rev. p<>< wax a missionary In China for forty year*, and will come to u* with a vital roessagt Everyone welcome to attend this JBfY Re io a member of your com* raunity—and not only io in a better position to adviae you regarding your insurance requirements—but can be of inestimable BMistancf fa case of (OM. Our agency represents only the strongest and moat reliable stock insurance cnu> panics. Let’s get acquainted. Leland Smith Insurance Ag. Leland Smith Glenn Hill Ist and Monros St*.—Phons 140 • Let im tell yon about the jEtaa Lift Insurance Company's new Farm Loan Plan. Low rates, a 26 year sepaymem plan, a Reservf Fund Safety feature, a liberal pre-pay* meet privilege, no commission, appraisal, or title examination costs to the borrower. It's worth investigating. XaifomW Repress tatitt in tbit territory The Suttles Edwards Co. Apatite Osogtur, ind Niblick Stars Bldg. i

- *■« li*aaa s WT B»TI«L*nVE BATI'KDAY OUCC£ W)BN|NG, August sth WE WILL Anrkl UNDER NEW V/Htlr MANAGEMENT We will endeavor to maintain the same high quality food* and courteouN and prompt service. We exlend a cardial invitation to everyone io visit uh. OPERATING HOURS: Mon. through Fri.—6 a. *. to Bp. m. Saturday f a. m. to 4 a. m. BRUCE'S CRUX T ” xrx.fr »r x u k 'K ic x k xtctrir «»«* ww iciocwjociextN.Ußtni ARE YOJI HAVING A PUBUC SALE? Book Your Sale With The SUMAN BROTHERS W. 'H«r Satman. Auctioneer 1 mile East of DeeatMr. Aral hoorn* east of (he place known at* kiteete School hmue. Telephone Decatur (UuU 3. Decatur

I service. There will be no evening services st the church while the Mon- ' roe Camp Meeting* are in session. Aug 1-13. 1 i O' I —-' — 1 Wlllshlrs Circuit U. B. Church L. A. Mtddaugh. Pastor '• Willshir* 9:30 a.m Sunday school. » 10:30 ain Preaching service. I S.OO p.m. Wednesday, prayer i. meeting I St. Paul » 9: IS a m. Sunday school. , 3:00 pm. Tuesday. Bible study I and prayer meeting. Winchester 9:30 a.tn. Sunday school. 10:30 a.in. Class meeting. 3:00 p.m. Preaching service. 3:00 pm. Thursday, prayer meetI ’"*■ ■0 — Calvary Evangelical Church F. H. Willard. Minister i Sunday' School 9:30. James Darr. Supt. • Prayer Meeting 10:30. Mrs. . James Darr. Leader. * Monroe Methodiat Church I E. O. K*fl*rr«l*. Minister | Morning Worship 9:30. Sermon I "Drawing from the Reserve of Splrf Itual Power." Church School 10:80. Youth Fellowship 7 o'clock. No evening service while Camp Meeting is In progress. ■.. o- - ... ——— Rivare Circuit Gilbert A. Eddy. Pastor Mt. Victory Sunday Schoo! 9:30 a m. Cloyce Crosier. Supt Class meeting 10:30 a.m Gregg Knit tie, leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 8:00 p in. Pleasant Grov* Sunday School 9:30 a m Waren Harding. Supt. Worship Service 10:30 am. Sermon by the pastor. Ing 8 p.m. Fred Bittner, leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenMt. Zion Sunday School 9:30 a m. Jhn Beobout, Supt. Class meeting 10:30 am. Louise Bunner, leader. ' UH (.'.£. services 7:30 p.m. Hazel Chronister, president Worship service 8:00 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 8:00 p. m. Antioch M. B. C. Church Pastor, Robert Mcßrisr I Sunday School 9:30 am. Worship service 10:30 a.m. Evening service. 7:3') p m Prayer service Wed. 7:45 pm Welcome. Come worship with us. "Jesus Saves." ■" ' * Union Chapel U. B. Church Dwight L. Petterson. Psstor Sunday School 9:30 .Morning Worship 10:15 C-bristlan Endeavor 7:00. Evening Service 7:88. Midweek Prayer Service Wedntwi day evening 8:0o P M 1 ll'M——— — Q II —.l Special Services And Meetings Os Churchy In Area ■ M I Pleasant Mill* M»thodi*t Mr* Gust* Robinett of Colum- : bia City, tor 13 yaar* a misxkmary ; to China, will speak at Ute Flews- ' aul Mill* Methodiat church Bunday evening at 7:30 oclogk. Mrs RobI tnett returned from China just one I month ago and will apeak on her experiences in that country. ■■■j?.. ■■ ■ ■»»••»**»■»

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

G.O.P. Governors Finish Conference Assail Democrats In Final Reports St Louis. Aug 4 —(VP)—The Republican governor's conference concluded Ita work today with final reports charging the newdeal with chaotic administration of welfare agencies and arbitrary handling of labor problem* in a manner tending to promote industrial strife. I nder leadership of Gov. Thomas K Dewey. Republican presidential candidate, the governors submitted the last of their bill of particulars challenging the Roosevelt administration in the form of five reports and a statement of conclusions. Dewey said the action of himself. Gov. John W. Bricker, vice presidential candidate. and the 24 other O. O. P.

NOTR E TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES F"fnt Prere rHed by the itiutr lk»«rd of Account* Towwdvtp Budget H>rm No. 3 (Revised 1*11) TOWNSHIP FUIIW In »e matter of determining Uir ia« rwle* for certain purpose* by Preble Township, Adam* County, I lull* IM Before the T"WiintiH> Advisory Hosrd. Notice Is hereto given lh< tnvpaver* of Prehl. Township. Adams County. Indiana, that (tie proper l.jc.il ..ffl.ere <>f .gid municipality, at their regular meeting pta>*. on -the Jttti day of Adfwst, 1944, will consider the following budget: . TOWXSHIP Bl IHiKT < I.A»MFI< ATION Tonaskl* Pawdi Schmd Transfers ??!?* !? '".T* Tiwnafet** I*s«.*« ttal.iry of Trustee I «<«•«" Total Tuition Fund B*ooo 80 Janitor Service 145.90 office Rent *O.OO aortal SeiMal Faw*i Transportation of Children Jl*o 0« Trustee's Traveling Expanse 10« 00 <*f Buildings and car* ■ nfl P°W*f — 99.90 Ec(>en*e Telephone To|M and o f Grounds . . 8 tJO.OW Contlnß»n<U*s 1.0.0» Telegrams 25.90 |u |Hl | r jfeuipment. except V2!®*’? i - k ..Hi!! Office Karri I- «. Prlntirsa and h.ml Busse* 100 00 Total Rperlal jtrhool Fund B*oo 90 Advertising *??!!" ttebooi Furniture and Equip- Pass Nellef Pwadi Pay of Advisory Board 7a.0« anent. except School Bim- A Administration Expense: Care of Cemeteries 3S.M w ., Js*.*U Ili M-l> al. Hosplaland Pay Os Trustee for asking 325.00 jt, Supplies, other than B Direct Relief: NvamlnaOrm of Ikeotds *O.OO janitors' flupplle* Htitwr Bt Medlual. Hospital and Ml»< ellansous 12a *0 j al ,| t4 , r HirrpHes 100 «0 Burial I*o 00 Tola! Township Fund fl« 3. oo Fut ,| f „ r ... 3*o 00 B 3 Total Direct Belief Tahion I'unrl: tasins. Interest and Insur- (Total Bl and BS! 340000 Pay of Tear here 12900.00 once CO oo Total Poor Relief Fuodll»0.«0 KSTIM 4TE «»F FINDa TO BE RAWED Faanris reaiwiseat faar eanea.es August 1. present year, to December 31, ut ensuing Township Nph'Hl Tuition Foor Relief year Fund H<-t> Fund Fund Fund t Total Borlu.t Esfina.it. f..r Incoming Year 11437.00 8 9**0.00 I *OOO 00 I 4*o 00 C No .Hoary Expenditures to ?«r made from Appropriations Vnexpendeat July .11. of present year no >3310 00 4400 00 35.00 3. A<lditlonal Appropriation* to lie made August J, to |fe<e«nl>er 31. of proem year 23*9.00 4. outstanding Temporary loans to 4>e paial l>efore Deiembcr 31, ot present year, not includa* in Lines 2 or 1 • Total Frimtw lle>iulr<*i >A>ld Line. 1. J, 3 and 41 22Xi.0« *9*o 00 1*4.0 00 4*5.00 t'w.ds Ila Banal aad I. lie llaterr ths* the Praapaa.eat Hate aaf Tax lev, « A>tun! Balance, July 31, present year 793.5* 55411* 4X75.13 **(.** 7. Tace* to t><- Collected, present year I Dei ember Netllmnenl) .... 1173.00 170900 144" 00 M. 91 » Mlseeitan>’ous Revenue, other than from Tax la-vy, to la- received fra.m August 1 aaf prssent y«-ar to December 31, of ensuing year. *Bee schedule In Trustee), office I <ai F;<e< tai Taxes iMee todseaSutao) ......... fbl All other Revenue (Bto ttebedu'e*! 22*0.00 ». Total Funds > Add LI rue «, 7, ka and *l> IMM.oo 72(3 n* (5*5.00 »**.!* 10. Net Aamoiint to la- raised for *xpens«U to Deceml*r >1 «>f ensuing year .... 449.00 1*27.00 1*55 0* II operating Balan** (Not in excess of Espense January 1. to June 30. Less Miscellaneous Rev- • nne for same Period) XXO.OO glUtf.OO 1020 o<> XOO OO 12. Amount to be rufhi-d toy Tax Levy 153* 00 4*17 00 3275 0* I** 4* PMOPOMKII I.EViEh NOTI4 E TO TAXP4AENK OF TAX LKVIE* Net YaiuMlon f»f Taxalde Property *7. *1,>3K.3|0 • v "' ' ' ‘'l •••■:• 1' dla .. . M* on Amount to F* ND* Property B* Itelaed Township | ,gp *ls3*.** Rpea-lal Hteow.l JJ 49*7.9* Tuition 3275.00 Total | 5$ 8*454 *0 COWPVXtTIVE WTATKMENT OP TAXES 4O).I,E(TEU AND TO RE COI.I.F.4TMD Collected Caalleeted Colle* led T<> Re Collected _ _ I*ll ■ 1»K 1943 1*44 - Towns),|p 8 1411.00 ♦ 11*0 00 | 17100 *IM*»O Ope. lai S.Shm.l 2352.09 310000 423*00 35*7.07 TdHlon 3*24.00 3404 00 3*35.00 3*5» M Total ddlaOo **(*|no *l4 4 2 00 fxsM.no Taxpayers .appearing shall have a right to -be h-srd thereon After the tai lev Ise have beer, deter•nd <£*»•«* t<» the County AiulMor not later than two daya prior to the nevond Mond4> in HepUtmlier. and th* Irviy tHed hy the County Tax Adjustment .Board. <vr on their failure »o to do, by the County Auditor, ten or m<»re ta%pa>em feeling th<*mvelvet, amtrleved by zwb leviea. may appeal to Ute Mute lb»and of Th* ’• »rrrmi»«l«>nerN for further and hnai heterln* thereon, by Ulina • petition with the County Audlh»r not iaier than October U, and the #utvwill fix a date for hearing In thin County. CHAM A rPHRMAWg # Truatee. Preble Townirtibp NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES , Form Frma rlbed by the Htate Board ».f A * num. Towrs-titp Bmlswt Form N« 3 (Revlesd 1*41) , w TOWNSHIP FORM in rhe matter of det-rminlng the tax ral«» for certain purp*>**» by t'nlon Township. Adam« County. Indlruca Before the Township Advisory Board J* hereby given She taxpayers of I nion .Township. Adams County. Indiana, that the proper iTnsMef the DdtoXbig'"'.'uduT F*“* e. on the 2»th day of August. 1*44. will ' TOW NSHI4* HI DCHtT CLAbMPII ATtON •'"•dip Fa»d. ». I,*h>l Transfer 2m UO . offb r . y >tenT n ““ M ’ Tra'^.*. f tton e *,f Children TnLte’e’V TrwveMng F.« Mn-e lltjo 'rftblMtn'is ar».l cars K ‘ P Tete«rams’””’' .xcept School Fund »l'“" Os Advisory Board 75 on went. e»« apt »hool Bus A| FtrMJ|fln g, r sU. > W W ‘ han “ bT M I. Hrmpltal Uss as sr-.Ari— *.....*, as T.I-. uSJ7.SJS".e ...... * " "• v; > 'Ti,,"''"'..,.-. pay of Teachers ,j;p, ul , r xao-oa <Tolal' Bl and l»Zi NOT 44 P IT. TAX-ass.n T "*“ l P ' W “*“ H ' , *’ W " A’J^tT - *! - 'r ITF - »*■ *•' RSte to Ut: RaJe’*' 1 * T r Total rL* W ** **• Trrwnshtp Mattel Tuition * vl Kai (mate for Imran Ina Year Fund Beh Fund Fu*id 4 ?r*22Tn7t:“X^ r 7ut‘'; t? -A r?- Appro- - ’ ,S ** ’ •«• - 3 Wa® ». m, »- j 1 2»- 7 — I . Lin,*. l ur 1 ” preaent year, not IndiMed in J"** 1 Hvttblrad <A<I4 Lines 1 • 2a a a i." U ‘ M " fto 4 *Xn£tr v«r r (Dmmwhir U 9 M ‘* M W *» *~... »— *a« SRS | SR™?*, rrz -r Co. .. •"“* <»r mime Perud, “**•Baneous Rev. sone « ,.H? • ********... Township ” Amount to ■■■ ■■■ -"r:::::::-— : - - Hl’ i « SIS *l* /■"ftu, ' SIS tgs tember and the l.er * by mT J ounty Ta! Arfl’-UetH EZrt l -r '• ®, WaSTJSIi'TLH T 1 T“ L~* »-

I executive* wax unanimous in *’l instences. W’ith the conference out of the wsy. Dewey began today a *erie» of conferences with Mlaaourl politician* and representative* of other group* He will entrain tor New York thl* evening, ending a otie-week. three »tate < ampalg.-’ organization tour whi«Ji led through Pennsylvania and Illinois to the bank* of the Mi*»ta*ippi The five report* today complel ed the conference agenda of 14 domeatic iasuoa in which the G O P. cited conflict between ntgfe and federal lntere*t» In a broad field of governmental relation ships *nd demanded greater *cope and reapondbtiity for local government Today * report* dealt with *ocial welfare, education and public lieaitb; public expenditure*; labor, water resources: and »tßte- , federal ta* coordination Charging the administration i with inefficient and arbitrary ap proache* to labor problem*, the i governors demanded ’an Immediate and draaUc change 1,1 Oie *

spirit and methods of administration of these (labor) laws." They objected to a general pol icy of federal collection of tax fund* to be shared with the state* and »ald "taxes must be simplified and reduced after the war is won " The governor* hit at the Wfgner Murray bill to provide medical tgre (or th* population generally with a federal guhrtdy In tho report on social welfare, education and puhßc health, they made these recommendations: 1. There should be no political control of the profession of medicine. 2. Th* states and local communities should improve their existing hospitalisation, clinical treatment, visiting nursingother public health program*, a* hr aa their resource* permit 3. The eliding scattered federal agencies concerned with v*r ious aspect* of the public health should be more closely integrated There is too much duplication of state* and federal effort, the governor* said In discussing public expenditure*, and they called pr

action to make "the cost of government fit the American pocket Mok." They proposed close coordination and cooperation among fed eiai state agencies in dealing with Rater resources problem* ■ -gday in ih« United State* had its origin In a celebration arranged by the Knight* of Labor organlssd In 1B«2 Picnic at Shroyer Lake

PUBLIC SJUI I. the undersigned, will sell at public auction. I.. 4W J south of Pleasant Mill* or \ mile east and uni. ■ 5 mile* east. 3*t mile* north of Berne, on t» Wednesday, Aug. 9, ll Tim*: 1:00 R. M. 18—CATTLE—13 Red cow. 8 yr. old. be fresh in Sept.. Guernwy c O , fresh in Sept ; Guernsey cow, 10 yr. old, bred Jersey i‘--ji with calf by aide; Red bciter will freshen Aug 21. 3 h .f---9 mo. old; Brown Rwia* Bull. IS mo. old: ; Holxif-iti i< i .*'. a w 2 bull calve*. 3 and 8 mo. old. * J 2— HORSRS— 2 Gelding. 7 yr. old; Grey mare, smooth mouth J horse* 32—HOGS—-32 Brood sow with 8 pigs; Brood *ow with 7 pig, H r(ne J 4 pigs. Brood sow with 2 pigs: 7 head of feeding »h (w t ' ■ RABBITS — 4 lM1« does with little one*, good buck ■ — FARM IMPLEMENTS - Fordson tractor in good condition; 2 - 12" bottma irmJH grain drill; 7on a side disc; mowing machiu* . jhboo.-J 2 single set* of work harness battery fence charger. M.n. Some Household Goods. Induing 100 D>. ice buz. article* too numerous to mention he TERMS—CASH. Roy Young, OwJ Clerk—Mrs. Aaron Yoder. Auctioneers— Lester W. "Bud" Human, Frank Dellinger PUBLIC SAU HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I I will sell at public auction at my resided* * 819 Heal Decatur, on I WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9,11 at S:3O P. M. | 9 m One Bed. coil spring* and innerspring matin*' 1 ‘-*H ■prlngs and matt no. 1 metal bed with spring* 2 fln-wm fl Heavy Rug Pad. two 9x12 Axminater Rugs, on* '.Bl" 1 , ffl 1 Long Strip Carpet; Hmail Rugs; I new «x« fa cast Imn heating stove; good Heatroia; 3 burner **ti rang* 1 is 1 burner oil healer. Round oak dining table with I hrnrto 8 3 oak leather bottom chairs, like new; Solid oak library ’*u»-1 Davis Sewing machine in excellent condition. I El«trx »« got>d Electric Irons; 2 sets flat Iron*, 1 electric < l*>< k >*b- 'R Lamps. Ixyts of good curtain* and drape*. 1 <ir,,|* l*af lat* : cabinets; Victrola and record*; aeveral pedeatal l’*>rrb •’ chair*; 2 lawn chairs, card table; 2 pairs New koom- f*-nto 1 pair good feather pillow*; Cover slip* for 3 |» linn; M 2 bird cages and stand*; Large Christmas cactti* ■ *•"” * gallon* frc*h lard; Economy crerun separator. u'*-*t I ' 9 ft. galvanised chimney extension; ladies bl< y* I* ’ Bassinet and pad. DeLuxe 3-way steel stroller. ***:**'<: * car; tricycle; army train with platform track ' <it« c, smaller toy*; New Roaster; Canned goods frut’ )"t* * can. kraut-cutter; heavy cream cgn; rniik Mutn'-t «r*c* * wringer, wash boards; tubs; garden tools; *tep ladder w " carpenter tools; scythe. Wtml Axminst. Rut u TERMS—CASH. * CHAS. DANIELS, Or Roy 8. Johnson—AuctlogMr I T. Schief erst ein—Clerk. I I Notice aSHe a I TO AU. LAND ’'MBWMMMtumMaMmaiimMmMmmsmwmmmmm I OWNERS BENEFITI H AM Ditehm and Open Drain*. all<)H«<" such, mint be mowed and burned each ■ and cleaned out biennially and free fr«»B« *» obtHructjon* in conformity with ■ Kpecifirationa, Such work to be conn* 1 * £ • between now and Sept. 15th. Tber«f» fr H b the duty of (he Loon I y ttarveyor •»' * !l * |l here cleaned all uncompleted work •' n<l J ctart to be placed upon (he tax duphca‘* I WILLIAM EHKSAJiS 4D.U4S COIINTV Slß' l’ 1 * ... , i

WDAY, AUGj

FOH Corn binder a tf® sate Tuesday M o V hF Archer’, ( a feeentiy h ■ has moved („■ tewatioo ■ 219 N. Ist J General repair J a> in