Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1947 — Page 2

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4 W „• IfiSON Our Responsibility in Influencing Family Life LESSON TEXT FOR AUGUST 3Proverbs I:*, »■. 8J023; JT:® ; it: •: 23:22-26. MEMORY SELECTION—TriIn up ■ child in the way he should go: and when he la old, he will not depart from It.— Proverbs 22:6. EDITOR'S NOTE: Ltnoa tubiictl •nd Scnptutt tcatt ttlrctrd •nd copyrighted by Inttrntlioatl Council at Rail gi out Education: uaed by patmitaiaa. By HANOI n L. LUNDQUIST, D. D. Ot The Moody Bible Imitate, CMeaso. 'T'RUTH must be translated Into 1 living and there ts no place where It can be more effective than in the home. We will want to make much of this lesson, for tt Is the only one during the entire year which deals directly with the home. The book of Proverbs, to which we were Introduced last Sunday, abounds in practical advice with a definitely spiritual emphasis, • combination at once wholesome and effective. This la the first of eight lessons making application of Prowerbs to the problems of modern life. Everyone in the home has a measure of responsibility for making the family life what it ought to be. No one from the small child to the great-grandmother Is without influence, and each must contribute to the welfare of the home. Our lesson reaches from the young person to the grandfather rejoicing in bls children’s children. It begins quite properly with 1. Youth Looking to Parents (1:8, t; 8:20-23; 23:2228). VOUNO people want to be well- * dressed and properly groomed. They are Interested In that which adorns and improves their appearance. It Is right that they should have such concern. Let us remind them, however, that a young man or woman should not only be physically well-groomed, but spiritually attractive as well. If we should give as much thought to that side of our beings as we do to our bodies, there would be wonderful improvement In the life of the Individual and in the home.

The child who ii properly Instructed. and who is responsive to that Instruction, is prepared for life no matter where ft may lead him (t:B) Wherever and whenever he needs guidance, night or day, ft is with him. Even when he sleeps, he la in the hand of God for blessing. Let no young man or woman be betrayed Into that awful folly at our day which neglects the teaching of parents and of the church. Disaster is ahead on that road —sure disaster, and swift! But now look at the other side, of the matter, where we see 11. Parents Looking After Youth (19:18; 22:8). * | 'MERE is a foolish idea, current * in our day which says that the way to rear children is to let them develop according to their own interests and instincts, without discipline or definite guidance. The fruits of that kind of child training are now being harvested in the present crop of juvenile delinquents. We have the sad and awful proof before us that children cannot be reared that way. We are not pleading for a return to the unduly restrictive measures of some of our forefathers; children are not helped by harshness or cruelty. But there la a proper place for definite Instruction, for discipline, yes, even for chastening when that becomes necessary. The larger part, and the most effective part, of this matter la the training of the child (22:0 and when pioperly done it brings forth the finest of results in later life. The boy who has been taught and directed right may get on a sidetrack for a time, but there la alwaya the promise of a return to the right way. This business of rearing children calls for the best any of us can put Into it. and over and above that, ail the grace and wisdom that God can ard will give us. We have reserved one verso for our final point, for here we find 111. Age and Youth Working Together (17:0. ( OLD men need encouragement, and they receive It in no richer or more satisfying measure than In the delight they take In their children’s children. Young people should remember that, and not fall to give to their grand • parents, as well as their parents., the full measure of their Inters st and devotion. But now note that "the glory of children are their fathers,* yes, and grandfathers. How sad it Is when a boy has to be ashamed ot his fa ther or one of his grandparents. That puts on such on* of us who has children a truly weighty respon siblllty. We must walk worthfly before God. and befora our children, even down to oM Wgh. *BM our grandchildren look to us Mr • a»ample <* gedimesa aM ffoaMaa WvIng May God h«Jp us! Ksiooaod hr *»»«e*am Dutra.

0 0 I* RURAL CHURCHES | Monroe Friends Church Russell B. Persons, pastor August 3, 194? "God enters an opea heart; God satisfies an open mind; God uses a willing spirit.** Calendar »:30— Sunday school. 10:30—Morning worship ssrvles. 7:30—-Evangelistic service. 7:30 Wednesday — mid week prayer service. 0 —— United Brethren In Christ Rivarre Circuit , Rev. Paul A. Graham, pastor Mt. Zion Sunday school, 9:30. Reorganisation, 10:30. Prayer meeting, Wed., 8:30. Pleasant Grove Sunday school, 9:00. < Class meeting. 100:0. Evening service, 7:30. Prayer meeting. Wed., 8:00. Mt. Victory Sunday school, 9:30. Class meeting. 10:30. Christian Endeavor, 7:30. Prayer meeting. Wed., 8:00. 0 Willshire Circuit U. B. Church L. A. Middaugh, pastor Wifishire 9:30 am., Sunday school, Luther Funk. supt. 10:30 am. class meeting, Otis Strickler, leader. 8:00 p.m., preaching service. 8:00 pm. Wednesday, prayer meeting and Rible study. St. Paul 9: IS am., preaching service. 10:15 a m . Sunday school. Eddie McFarland, supt. 8-Off p in. Tuesday, prayer meeting and Bible study, Robert McBride, leader. Winchester Because of repair of church building there will be no service. 0 Calvary Church Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard, Minister Sunday School 9:30. Prayer Meeting 10:30. No Mid-week service.

Monroe Methodist Church * W. L. Hall, Minister 9:30 Morning Worship. 10:30 Church School class period. 6:45 M. Y. F. 7:39 Krening service. Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday evening at 7:30, followed by Choir practice at 8:30. o St. Luke Evan. A Reformed Church, Honduras H. H. Meckstroth, pastor 9:00 Worship Service. 10:00 Sunday School. 7:30 Chriatian Endeavor. Theme: “Let’a Explore the Bible. Leader, Boyd Stepler. Thursday 8:00 Girls’ Guild. Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Dent School Houee D. H. Pellett. Minister The Morning Servciea are unified. Sunday Church School, Thurman I. Drew. Supt. 9:30. Divine Worahlp, sermon aubjact. "The Beginning and the End," 10:11. Younk People's Christian Endeavor 7:30. Adult studies in Revelation, 7:30 Evening Worship, subject, Love and Obey," 8:00. There will be no Prayer Service thia week. We are glad to report that excavation for the new church is now tinder way. It Is expected that the basement portion will be completed ready for the brick work by September let. Every effort will be made to get the building under roof before winter. The Interest of our many friends in this project. Is deeply appreciated. 'The prayers of the faithful will be a distinct help as the work progresses.

Mt. Tabor Mothodist Circuit C. C. Conn, minister Mt. Taber Mrs. Austin McMichael, supt. Sunday school, 9:30. MYF of ML Tabor Circuit wifl meet here at 7:00 p.m. for a union meeting. Worship service at 8:00 p.m. The Sunday school will hold a picnic dinner at Shroyer Lake park Sunday Aug. 3 at 13:00. Pleasant Valley Donald Byerly, supt Sunday school, 9.30. Regular worship at 10:30. The MYF of Mt. Tabor Circuit will meet at Mt. Tabor church at 7:00. All young people are cordially invited. Mt. Ploaaant David Cook, eupL Sunday school. 9:3ff. Remember the MYF meeting at 7:00 at ML Tabor church for tha Mt. Tabor Circuit. All young people are invited. Beulah Chapel Mr. Donald Shady, aupt. Gupdoy wUteol. 9 30 hoaM rejpeabe? the MY> fag »t Mt tabor eikurep at Lw p.m. AU young people are invited.

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Hammond Bros. Market 13th St. on Highway 27 beside Bellmont Red Ripe Home Grown CANTALOUPES TOMATOES Jumbo size, 3 lbs. 27c 2 lbs. 29c or Large, 25c each No. 1 White Cobbler B size Whites POTATOES..IS Ib. peck 65c Bag 54.30 49c Peck JUICE LEMONS Red Grapes ... lb. 23c 360 size .... 29c doz. White Seedless, Ib. 19c Load of WATERMELONS “Very Guaranteed Best" 3c lb. Some Ice Cold 59c each Calif. ORANGES Eating - Cooking 252 size ... 35c doz. APPLES 10c lb White Seedless f for GRAPEFRUIT Peaches for Canning NEXT WEEK “Prices Right” GOLDEN RIPE Bananas No UM,T “Drive Out And Save” COME TO EQUITY WHERE ICE CREAM IS BEST! heart thru hi* stomach!' An’, you know. I'm inclined to agree . . . Cgy. A”' you *»!••. too, friend, if a minute you’ll epend i AUVGiai-CAM HANDLE TM« w>U hin’ men-folk* buy in i MAST* IN A MAN IF CHBff the EQUITY DAIRY!’* •W CAGEV ENOUtfUI H DAIRY FOOD SUGGESTIONS: Fresh Dry Cottage Cheese 12c lb. Fresh Daily. Creamed Buttermilk 12c Qt. I Mild Daisy Cream Cheese 53c lb. GRADE “A” a***-. BIG-EYE SWISS CHEESE lb. EQUITY DAIRY STORE Phone 158 Decatur, Ind. FISH FKY TONIGHT FREE BEER DELIVERY PHONE 274 AN Brands Package Liquor Riverview Gardens Phone 274 ■ ■ »■* 1 > "O'" 11 nsi * i ■ ii *■■■.! m i —

Bethlehem The Bethlehem Walther League of near Ossian, will stage its «□ nual ice cream social Sunday night. On the entertaining program, the Hoffman sisters of near Hoagland will t>e featured to begin at 8:15 pm. There will be plenty of ice cream and refreshments and everyone la welcome to attend. The social will be held on the Bethlehem Lutheran church grounds, which is located four miles west of the Preble Lutheran church. o — Veterans still can reinstate lapsed national service life insurance easily under current Veteran* Administration rules. ESTEY PIANOS Buy direct from the Manufacturer. Save money. No finer Spinet pianos made than Estey piano*. See our fine Instruments before you buy. Beau tlful models in Mahogany. Walnut and Blond Mahogany Cash or Terms Call al our factory, write or telephone for full information. ESTEY PIANO GORP. Manufacturers « ■luffton, Ind. Rhone 619

Ziner And Elberson Open New Business Extend Soft Water Service To Homes Clarence Ziner and Janies E. Elberson. local business men, are partners In a new business that will extend soft water service to homes In Decatur and vicinity. Residents need not buy a water softener or do the work connected with regenerating a softener. This new service wilt be operated as the Culllgan Soft Water Service at 147 8. Second street, under a franchlae granted the Decatur men by the Culllgan Zeolite company. Soft water, according to recent magaiine articles. Is a real wonderworker. It cuts the amount of soap used for washing, bathing and WORN OUT FROM GETTING UP NIGHTS? •If you get up frights—have frequent deMre to pose your water-yea, and have baafcadw, due to excess ecxbty in the artee, be tfad yoaVs raadiag thfe: Throe generations ago Dr. KHmer. a famous doctor, found hundred* of hit patient* with tbi* trouble. So he made a medicine of 16 herbs, root*, vegetables, balsams. He called it “Swamp-Root." Million* of men and women have taken it—often with amasing reeults. Swamp-Root goe* right to work to ffuah out kidney* ;I ; increase* flow oi urine, helping relieve excess acidity so th* irritated bladder get* a good flushing out, too. Many report getting a good night’s sleep after the first few dose*. Caution; take as directed. For free trial supply, send to Dept. R, Kilmer ■ Co., Inc , Box 1265, Stamford, Cona. Or—get fuU-eiied bottle of SwampRoot today at your drugstore.

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laundering, as much RS 8<» p-rennt. It makes clothes last longer, reduces water heating co,l* and stops the formation of lime in the water pipes. It also eliminates the great problem of all time, the "ring" in the bath tub. In explaining this new service Messrs Ziner ami Elberson talked at length about water softening on a service basis. "Although softening water by the zeolite mineral method I* nearly 50 years old, It has always Involved the purchase of a water softening appliance. It also involved the job of re generating the zeolite in the softener. It was only when the Culllgan method was devised In 1938 that all of thia was eliminated for the home owner or renter." The partners went on to explain their service. "We put the equipment in a convenient place In the home or store. We own the equipment and at regular intervals exchange the small cylinder for a fresh one. The old cylinder I* removed to our plant

We Will Be CLOSED Aug. 4 to Aug. 11 Anyone having Cleaning plea-M.* call for not later than Saturday night. SHEETS BROS. CLEANERS

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«' h *” - lean | "" r **■ M’Hlng th.- x mi ,„ 1 A small monthly bill everything." ** # I sl Lfid? In Deoil j ril - Al Jdi j in AlslA/llelHl lahwui vt 1,1 Thi :s L"'« rhe Secret (if ■ Satisfactory Smjg ■ • New Engine • Motor Overhaul • Motor Tune.f p • Ignition Servin • Starter Servin • Generator Rrp air i • Lubrication • Carburetor Rm» R • Body and Fenin ■ work t • Auto Painting •I. S„ Firegtoae a M (Goodrich Tire* H • Tire Repair and W Vulcanizing i! • Wheel Alignmnt and balanring • Brake Senin • Seat Covers. Saylon 1 BUCK - CHEVROUM* 11« S. First St. J 1