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-- Sunday School Lesson Discussion Questions Discussion Questions on the Sunday School Lesson. Law in the Bible, tor Sunday, October 17. 1 Os stoat value are laws? 2. What should be done with bad laws? 3 In what way are the laws of the Old Testament fulfilled in Christ? H. Why 1» obedience such an important factor in the cuHlvarton of character? 5 "Row Should parents go shout training their children In religion? Decatur Produce So. Third SI. Phone 380 dressed CHICKENS U. 8. Gov’t. Graded Eggs Wholesale & Retail Two people can look at the same thing without seeing the same thing. ter of having told the truth yester of having told the ruth yesterday. EFFICIENT. COURTEOUS SERVICE. Bring your Repairs To Us. Brant Motors, Inc. Third at Monroe "We know your Ford Beat” DECATUR LUMBER CO. “Home of Homes" Builders’ Supplies and Coal, estimate* Free. Phone 253 111 Jefferson Bt. I ■ The conceited person closesj marry doors on himself. To live wholesomely one does not decide everything on the basis of what he wants. YEARS of EXPERIENCE QUALIFY Our Office As An Underwriter of Insurance Old Line Companies Prdmpt Settlement of Claim* A. O. SUTTLES. Agent I. B*rn«t*<n, Assistant Phone* SSB-IM-437 ________________ 1 He I* epoor who has no lender memories The liar has to be careful even! when be tells the truth The First State Bank Decatur. Indiana Established 1883 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. If You Want to BUY or SELL a Farm or City Property, can or «ee SCHWARTZ Realty Service tVe wDI gladly help you. •15 W. Monro* St. Ddcatwr, Ind. Phone 1398. ■■ - — Little thing* con*dle m> became little things affect us. — P*se*l LUTES FloWer Shop Flowers for All Occasions. Potto* NevsitiM Potted Plante—Corsages Phone 1625 — • ' — Love sough* Is good, but given unsought is better. — Shakespemra It is a beautiful thing to wsnr a cross, it is a hole thing to bear a vrrna. Pumphrey Jewelry Store GIFTS FOR ALL YXX AKTONS. It never pars to pray to God M ts we could bargain with him ft to ao wuay tn give our major attest ton to minor matt* r They can -onquer who britev. they can.'— Dryden The Maier ’ Hide sad Ftrr Co. All kinds *f Waato Matortki, H<d*W. Fur. fallow, and Grehao Atou Stow Btoei a*td «pe MS Ul Uml Hearts SkeM

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■■ —— »I—iTCreafned QI I Comments Jftj on s.B. .ara| g Lesson Creamed Comments on the Sunday School Law in the Bible. Deuteronomy 6:20-25; Leviticus 19:9-11; 19:17.18. for Sunday. October 17. In this lesson are presented law* of kindness, of honesty, and of love; they are the ba»<s for Naw Testament teactoings; these laws were fulfilled by Christ In his positive teachings. V 20 "And when thy son asketh thee in time to come, saying. What mean the testimonies, and the statutes, and the judgments, which the !>>rd our God hath commanded you?” Here is suggested that education begin* in the home and that the deepest impression made on the minds of human beings is usually made by parents on the mind* of their children. The home, existed before te church and school, and every good home Is existed before the church and school V 21. "Thon Shalt say unto thy son. We were Pharach s bondmen in Egypt: and the Ix>rd brought !us out of Egypt with a mighty hand " A good parent will take time to tell the story of Gods deliverance, pointing out that be is all powerful and that all of us ar e his subjects whether loyal or disloyal. V. 22. “And the lx>rd showed signs and wonders, great and sore, 'upon Egytp*. upon Pharach. and [upon ail his household, before our I eyes,” Here Is teaching by the power of experience Progress is made by using the good experience of others. Here Is taught also that Cod being a Just God will not withold punlshmmit for wrong doing V. 21. "And he brought us from thence, that he might bring us in. 'to give us the land which he 1 sware unto our fathers ” He | brought us out that he might bring !us in might be stated in these Hr ords. God brought us out of sin ■ that he might bring us into hi* , kingdom Cannan. the land promJ ised to Abraham and his seed, has its counter part in the promise. I"! go to prepare a place for you " V. 21 "And the Lord command led us to do all these statute*, to ' fear the Lord our God. that h« might preserve us alive. »s It is at this day." The fear of God is

OUP PttMHEMgI K7 ' v ' Thera are things in your Hfe and mine that only the Cross ran ' deal with; and it the Cross Is 1 not altoked to deal With those things and touch them with death, whv then th* rttanirel of otrr lives Is erertfnwafly getting sltfed up wfth these things and blocked Therefore, it Is that, th* Holy Spirit desires to use the Cross tn order to deepen the channel of our lives ind so have the cipportunlty of filling ua with His fullness. — The Allfhace Weekly We can change the world only by c hanging men. — Charles Wells t -— ■ ■ . - - , ■

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...li— ini .1. hi.— the beginning of wtiat wisdom that lend* to eternal Hfe. V. 25. "And it shall be our right edugnes*. If we observe to do all these commandments, before our God. as he hath commanded.” If God’s commandment* are obeyed. God will approve of us as righteous. The New Testament ( teaches *« that no man ha* fully kept God** law and that he needs * righteousness which come* through faith in Christ. V. 9. "And When ye reap the r harvest of your Hmd. thou Shalt ‘ not wholly reap the corners of ( thy field, neither shait thou gather the gleaning* of Aie har vest." Here was a ptereiful pro vision for the poor. To allow the 1 poor to gather the gleanings ( would promote industry and seM ’ respect. As also indicated in verse 10, such acts of kindness would help others to recognize the Lord God Vll. ”Ye shall not steal neither deal falsely, neither tie one to another ” Here is the law of honesty. Honesty is not worthy the . name unless it hi absolute hon 1 e*ty. We are honest in nothing unless we are honest in everything Absolute honesty has no place for the slightest misrepresentation of truth. Absolute honesty will drive one to right relations with God and one’s fellowman. Vl2. "And ye shall not swear by my name falsely, neither shait thou profane the name of thy God: I am the Ixtrd." Thi* one thing Is to be settled, namely, that there is one great God and his , name Is so sacred that ft must not bo taken in vain. There is a | holiness about God that call* for , a degree of holiness in is believers V. 13. "Toti shait not defrand thy I neighbor, neither rob him; the| wages of him that is hired shall not | abide with thee all night until h 1 the morrow." Every one shall have Just dues promptly without equi] ’ vocation. V. 14 "Thou shait not curse the i deaf, nor put a stumbling block . before the blind, but shall fear I thy God; I am the Lord." We ought ■ not be provoked at a hard-hearing : person nor take advantage of one ■ that cannot see i VS. 17. 18. "Thou shall not hate i thy brother In thine heart; thou - shaft in any wise rebuke neigh i bor and not suffer sin upon him." . Here is the law of love within ' Such loYe 1* sometimes seen in re-' • baking sin in another, which If ■ done in love may end In repentitance. This love has no place tor aj c grudge; it will make for brother ] i hood of man.

Clericus Says: Clerlcmc says: "We need to face the tact that God has laid down certain law* which be ba* commanded all people to follow. We need not try to escape moral re rexmstblllty by claiming that we are ignorant of the will of God. All these things have been revealed to us with sufficient clearness: hence, to profess ignorance I* futile and fnoltsh. Learning ho* to obey I* the first ienon tn learning how to be happy ' Leston Prayer lesson Prayer: We are grate fal tor guidance by the law* of God; grhat that Wa may take them so seriously a* to desire absolute obedience to them and to the Author We are grateful tor that Hiller revelktton of God In Christ with the offered grace and power to Walk honestly with men tn ail our dealings. Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur Mraarai*anHmMMMßwMs*mMMMaimswmamMmmanMaMramß*

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■ - — l&lJService. St. Mary’* Church Very Rev. Mspr Belmet*. pastor 6 00 am. Low Maa*. 7; 30 a.m. Low Mas*. • 00 am. Children's Mas*. 10:15 am. Low Mass. Prayer hour Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Holy Communion Sunday* First Sunday. St. Agnes Sodality. Second Sunday. Holy Name Society. Third Sunday, St. Mayy’* Society. Fourth Sunday. Children of Mary. j First Pre*byt*rlan Church Five Point* 9:30 am — Sunday school. Ini terestlng classes for all ages with | competent teachers In charge. Kenneth Runyon, general superintendent. , 10 30 am. — Morning worship hour with Rev. P. E Eartman of Fort Wayne presiding The *er mon subject will be "sacrament of Silence." You are cordially invited to join us In this service Zion Evangelical And Reformed | William C. Foliar, pastor Church school at t:W a m Glen Roop, superintendent Worship service at 10:00 am Sermon by’ the Rev E E Bragg, in , the absence of the pastor, who will be preaching In his home church., in Ft Wayne, at the clokfng service t of the sotb anniversary celebration. Family night covered dish sup : per on Tuesday evening at 6 15| |p m. A sound motion picture In ■ color. "God l» My Landlord” will be shown. Senior choir rehearsal on Wed- , nesday at 7:00 p.m. , Phoebe Bible class meeting in the church social room on Thursday at 7:3(» p.m. Catechetical classes on Saturday morning seniors at 9. Juniors at 10 a m. ' • Come and worship with us Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Madison at Ninth St. John E. Chambers, minister 9 15 am.—Bunday school, Chaltner Barkley, superintendent This is Rally day in the Sunday school I and we are looking for a fine atI tendance. Visitors welcome, friends Invited, members expected 10:30 am. — Morning worship with sermon Uy the minister: 'Christ's Ideal of Neighborliness." Mr. Harold llumtna will preside at •he organ and the choir will slug the anthem. "Extol His Name" by Nolte. 6:30 pm— The Christian Unleavor societies 7:3*t p.m.- The evening service of gospel music and gospel me*■age: The Church That Wins.” Tuesday 8:38 — Fort Wayne Group Conference and W. 8. W. 8. 1 'nstitnte st Ossian Mr*. Henry Eash, missionary worker at Tam pa. Florida and Dr. B. F Smith. ■ "onference Superintendent, will be I he speakers Wednaaday 7:60 — Midweek prayer service* tor four age troup* f 8:0o- Choir rehearsal I -Y" > Baptist Church Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Ralph! KqnWorthy. otlpt Classes tor al ' tees 1 Morning worship l**;3o Rev. Otho 1 \lman, guvs* speaker Special music by the choir, Mrs. Xmbler st the organ Wednesday evening 7:00 o'clock r -bolr practice 7:30 prayer meet • ng Church of the Nasaren* . North Seventh A Marshall St*. Ralph A. Carter, pester Unified services, »-3** am - • ■ 11:00 am. Clause* for *ll age* Leo Merriman. superlßtentfent. 1 Message by the pastor Subjrel: “GiitMj Soldiers." Jntora. 6;15 pm. Mrs <:. v I <p*u«h Supervisor ’ Youth service. 615 p.m Evelyn ! Hicks, president ; EvangetiMta service. 7:80 p.m ■ Menage "The Momentous Event " ' Wednesday 7:3* p.m. Special . servb-e tn the interest of work ] among the American Indian:. Spe- ■ rial speaker will he the Rev Mrs ] Kerr o< Blountsville. Ind. Friday 7:s» pm CoOade prayer * meeting Real I v Personal PHOTO ( hristmaa Cards I*l ► wwlie ■ eamp*e from YOlTt Defa the. , Hclthoth-E Dmg Co.

— Zion Lutheran Uhureh W**t Monro* and tl*v*nth Street* Edgar P. Schmidt, pastor (Where Beauty of Sanctuary and Service Invite to Worship i Identical services are conducted every Sunday morning at 8:00 and 10:36 o'clock The pastor's pulpit address for Sunday, both services, is based on Colossians 3,11: "Christ I* *ll and In all." The Zion Male Chorus will sing at the 10:30 service. rendering "Je*u*. Savior, Pilot Mo.” an arrangement by J. Gould Sunday school and Bible class convene at 9:15. The Sunday school has classes for all ages, taught by capable and consecrated instructors Mr. Ed Bauer Is superintendent. The adult Bible dais is discussing the Second Command menu Thou shait not take the name of the Lord, thy God. in vain." Help make this class swell lln attendance The Lutheran Missionary As•sociation meets Sunday afternoon. (2:30 p.m.. at St Paul’s Church. Fort Wayne. Zion WaHher Leaguer* 'will attend the Fall Rally and banquet of the InteUrfver Zone of the Walther League to be held at Schurnm, Ohio, Zion Lutheran Church. The zone meeting begins at 2 pm ; th* banquet at 6 p.m in the Rockford, Ohio, high school. Th* Ft. Wayne Lutheran Choral i Society will present a fall concert ■ Sunday evening, 8 p’rloch at Lutheran Church, Hanim at East I' Creighton, Fort Wayne. The con-j cer*. will include numbers by the 1 society organist on Zion Church's 1 newly installed 835. WM) organ I The Male Chorus meets Tuesday- I evening at » p.m Tne Married Couples Club Mill;, have a Halloween party at thei‘ Hanna-Nuttman park shelter house! Wednesday evening kt 8. j < The Sunday school teacher* staff meets Thursday evening: primary 1 teachers at 7 pin.: junior to senior teachere at 7:30 p.m. An open forum and lecture course covering the fundamental teaching* of the Christian religion will be conducted by the pastor,! beginning Monday evening. November l»t. 7:30 o'clock. The public i* cordially invited to these lecture font ma. First Methodiet Gerald H. Jon**, mlni*t*r I Church School The pupil* go directly to their i classes at the 9:30 hour tor the study of The Wort Worship The service of worship begins st 10:88. The theme to be used by Dr Jones for hl* sennoti will be: “Je-i vus the Hesler.” The adult chotr srlll Hing the anthem Youth The Youth Fellowship will begin it 6:00. Miss Sally Ahr has the lesaon. Byfnrd Smith will conduct the devotion* Wednesday The service for prayer will be held at 7:80. The youth choir reiwarses at 7:00; the ad alt choir at 7;15. Thursday The Port Wayne district missionary banquet will be held in thlfc -hurrh for the young pebpte There will he about 300 reservations eomng In The Rev. Wayne )*nuien of Bluffton will be the speaker. Nuttman Av*. U. B. Chureh R*v. Delaytt Garwood Sunday school 9:3 a.m. Worship itervlce 18:30 a m. Message Where will you spent! • ‘terntty. Chrlstton Endeavor — 6:3b pin ■ Leader — Fay Michel. Worship service — 7:3« p.m. Message — The Christian Inrenfory. Prayer Meeting Wednesday — f:3O p.m —. Chureh Os Ood Two Bldek* Northw*dt st HMptt»< Cleveland Bt. B*rnicv A. McCurdy Dwtght R McCurdy, Minister* * 9:30 am Divine Worahip, Ser non Sublet: "fa 1t Worth ft?" 19 3* a.m. Sunday School, Mrs, ’loyd MPchel Mr f tilery Hawkins, Jenera) Supts. f:U p.m. Shining Lights. Mr, ind Mrs Elwwid Switser. leaders, • ;30 p.m. Youth Fellowship. Misi Von Strickler, President. Mrs; i luy Aglet, Counselor., 7:so p.m Evening Evaageliatk torricea. Sermon Subject “Ar* • You Prepared Fur Winter.”' I 8:88 p.m. Wednesday, girl* choir ; practice. Wodnesda. 7:30 p.m. MM-Week “rarer Mrettng. Wednesday »:8<» put. San-twary • Choir Prad c< [ Wednesday 8:80 p.m. Young PHONE —for — . r Vknetton Blind* — Awning*, Quality Upholstery bnd Good Used Furnrture SECAUR Furniture Repair ' HC .¥■ - WMUAfeeHaMAedMßawwtoMsm

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People* Choir Practice. 7:30 p.m. Thursday Women Missionary Society. 7:80 p.m. Saturday. Ft Wayrte District Youth Rally, kill be held here, with Rev. Robert H. Reardon. Assistant to the Preaident of Anderson College, as the Speaker How the Church of God Serves: 1 Two Helpful Service* every Sunday. 2. A high-Grade Sunday School, With Qualified Teachers • 3. Classes for all Ages. 4. Women s Missionary Society 5. Men'* Brotherhood. 8. Mid-wedt Prajfbr Meeting. 7. Two Splendid Choir*. 8. Salvation for the Sinner Sanctification for the Believer, Divine Healing for the Bick A Unity of all Ood 1 * People. 9. A Place to find Friend*. We need your help — We can help You! "A Christian Welcome to All.” makes you a member.” (Acte 2:17.) Bethany Chureh Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willart, Minister Sunday School 9:15 a m. Dr. Ray Stingely. Supt Morning Worship 10:15 am Sermon: "You Know Not What You Worahip”. The Youth Choir will sing The Loyal Daughter’s Claw Tuesday evening with Mrs. Adolph Roller. The Kum Join U» Clara will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Steury Bottling Company Recreation Room tn Bluffton, a* guest* of Mr. and Mrs Ralph HaMidweek Service. Wednesday 7:00 p hi. Choir Rehearsals: Youth. Wednesday s:o* p.m. Men'a Day Will be observed on October 24. The Dedication of the new altar 1 set Is scheduled to take place on November 14. Deeatvr Missionary Chureh Cdr. T*nfh and Dayton Bt*. H. J. Welty. Minister 9:1)0 to 11:00 Unified Service* of Sunday School and Morning Worship. Mervln Rupp. Supt. Solo, Mrs. Charles Tombleson Message. "The Preciouanera of Christ." I 7:00 Children’s Goapel Hour. 1 7:30 Evening Service. I Hymn Sing and Chorus Time. Message, by the Pastor Wednesday. Oct. 20. 7:So Bible Study artd Prayer Meeting. Thursday, Oct. 21. The l-adies Fellowship. State Convention of the Missionary Chun'hes Will be hdd at Woodburn, Ind. lieginnlng at 9:30 a.m. There will he services through the day. A pot luck dinner will be held at the noon hour. An Interesting program baa been arranged. "Your Sunrise Chapel" a daily devotional radio program of the Ft. Wayn* Bliiile Institute is heard Monday through Friday at 7:15 a.m. over WKJG. You are always welcome to Hie Mlaaionary Church. Firat Christian Church E. E. Iranhewsr minister Lloyd Rhod** Supt. The friendly church welcome* you to a' one-serviee program of worahip and study. 9:3* a th. Sunday, rertnon subject. "The Power of Gud.” Junior church at the same ttme. with Mnt. Isenhower singing the ope cbtifert to great. The Spanish-speaking peopl • (Mexican*) who ato hoMlng ser.i<es In our basement every Sun-, lay evening. Have wonderful »errices We enjoy the fellowship with •hem Trad* In a Good Town — Dacatur ~ ... — . j'---

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1 - ' I The Youth For Christ movement has now reached world proportions The greatest evangelistic effort of this generation wa* thkt held recently In Switzerland. Following the eight day Cohgrera. evangel Istlc team* with world religious lender* visited the key citie* of Europe kbere the nttendance was numbered by the thousands Thirty thousand are expected at n rally! in Nlmes. France, the scene ot early Christian martyrs. Amonc the leaders are Dr. Robert Cook, president of the Youth For Christ.] International, and Dr. Torrey Johnson, past president. How little American people give for religious and charitable pur ] poses I* apparent from a study of American income tax return*. One year. 7.00(7.00* deducted less than 2% of their net Income, und in another tax year, 25*1 of the people claimed absolutely no de duction for gifts. In another year, of those who earned over 85,00* per year, 20% made no deduction tor charitable gifts, and of those in the income levels below 85.000 ■ a year. 4% made no deductions | The average gift for charitable purposes deducted in ths period from 1922 to 1837 was 1.83%. As part of a nation wide movement of the Roman Catholic Church to minister to the neglect- j ed rural areas ot America, where generally there are few members. of that faith, two priests of the North Carolina Misslbnary Father* ar* now working in the small vlll-1 ages of the rural mountains In a new trailer chureh. "The Madonna of the Hlghwys.” Book Review I Quote, by Virginia Ely. published by George W. Btewart. Is a collection of am lent and modern wisdom and inspiration, htdped for themes and Ideas. In u fc* minutes one can know what ten different persons ten different walks of life have had to say alwiut ] any one of many subjects. The quotations are unusual and Inspira tlonsl rather than familiar. Do You Know 1. What have Joseph. Reuben and Simeon In cotnihon? 2. Who said. "All they that take the Sword shall perish by the sword?" 3 The cross upon which Jesus k was crucified bore an Inscription ! In what languages? 4. Name a king who ate gras* • I 5. What wa* the relation between Paul and GafnaN*)? M- •- * «■ Do You Know ; ' 1. All were sons of Jacob. I. Jesus, at time of his arrest (Matt. M IT) 3. Greek. Latlb. Hebrew (Uikc ( 23:38) 4. NebucbSddesur (Dan. 4:83) | 5. That ot tedcher and pupil r (Acta 22J) - ' -

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