Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1949 — Page 7

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Vets Must Report On 1948 Earnings Veterans taking institutional onfarm training under the G. I. bill must submit reports of their 1948 earnings to their veterans administration regional office by March 1 to continue receiving subsistence allowance, V. A. has announced. More than 5,500 Indiana veterans are taking on-farm training, the V.A. reported, failure to submit the reports before the deadline may result in suspension of subsistence pay ments until such time as the reports read V. A. The reports are Used to adjust each veteran's subsistence for the current year. National Honor To Warren B. Maddox A national honor was conferred on Warren B. Maddox, general secretary of the Lafayette Y. M. C. A., formerly of Fort Wayne, and brother of Harry Maddox of this city. Mr. Maddox was presented the Roberts-Gulick memorial award by the national physical education society of the Y. M. C. A. of North America. The national honor singled out Mr. Maddox for his distinguished service in the cause of physical education in the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Maddox is well known here, having spoken to service clubs on various occasions. UPHOLD (Cont. From Page One) board; W. F. Leaclh, president of the Atlantic division; W. M. Byrnes, president of the eastern division; J. J. Byrnes, president of the New England division; R. M. Smith, president of the southern division; 0. I. Black, Dallas. Tex., unit superintendent; A. W. Mogt, buying office agent, Carl Byoir, chairman of the board of business organization, Inc., and T. A. Connor, head of the National Meat Department. The state of South Dakota is second only to North Dakota in the production of spring wheat. Livestock is an important industry. Other important crops are corn, cane, oats, rye, barley and flaxseed. Gold, silver, feldspar, mica and lithium are important mineral products. 14-KAI AT GOLD | I I Ladies' s6.9s—Men's $8.95 Federal Tax Included TRAD I IN YOUR . old watch I Get a big allow- | once on a new I Bulovo, Elgin, KS< I Gruen, I J ntc, -tauaßS J THE COST OF GIVfXG IS STILL LOW

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Plan Pulpit Series At Zion Lutheran Special Services On Next Five Sundays The Rev. iSdgar P. Schmidt, pastor of Zion Lutheran church, West Monroe and Eleventh Sereets, announces a special pulpit series which he will deliver from the local Lutheran pulpit the next five Sundays. The series, based on passages from the gospel according to St. 'John, grows out of the request of certain Greeks who came to one of the Lord’s Apostles, saying, We Would See Jesus!” John 12, 21. ‘That is the earnest spiritual desire of questioning souls today, and, it is the purpose of the Lutheran sermon series to answer the request and portrav Jesus as He is pictured in St. John's Gospel." The following of the Christ will be presented: February 27, “The Word Was Made Flesh.” March 6, “The Bread of Life.” (March 13, “The Good Shepherd.” March 20, “The Great Soul Magnet.” March 27, “The Way to the Father.” Two identical services are con-

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The attractive front-end styling 4 the new Dodge Coronet features a new grille with larger rectangular openings and a single heavy horizontal bar across the center, the grille, of stainless steel construction, is finished in chrome for additional parklc. 'mproved sealed-beam headlights are located 3'4 inches higher with 5% inches more span between lights to provide superior road illumiuation.

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