Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 12 April 1949 — Page 2

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CHURCH NEWS First Methodist Several special services are being; conducted this week at the First Methodist church in commemoration of Holy Week. These special observances will be on Wednesday, Thursday. Fiiday, and Easter Sunday' morning. On Maunday Thursday, the church will celebrate the sacrament of the Holy Communion with full liturgical service at 7:30 p.m.

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The choir will sing an anthem and the set mon and meditation will be delivered by the pastor. On Wednesday evening at 7:30, . through the use of instruction ,: scripture and prayer the people . will be prepared to receive the . Holy Communion. This piepara- , tory service will be held in the [ sanctuary. On' Friday the church will join > with the other Protestant churches ~ in the Good Friday three-hour ,' service at the Evangelical and Reformed Church from 12 noon to . 3 p.m. , An Easter sunrise service will be [ held at 6:30 a.m. The various youth grooups of the city will proi vide the service of worship. BreakI fast will be served in the fellowship I rooms immediately following the j worship. The regular services at 9:30 and | at 10:20 on Easter Sunday will be followed by an evening vesper at 4:30. At the vespers the choirs of the church will provide the worship in song. Fellowship will fob,] i low. Bethany Church I The annual congregational meet|ing of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will be held at the church Wednesday evening. The meeting will op-n with a "fellowship meal" at 6:30 i p.m., followed by a devotional period. Annual reports will be given and an election of trustees will be held during the business session. First Presbyterian Holy week services at the First

i Presbyterian church include a Len- ' ten midweek service at 7:30 p.m. , Wednesday, with the pastor, the Rev. A. C. E.' Gillander speaking ;on “How Does the Cross Save ■ You?” , Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Holy ! Communion on the anniversary of the Lord's last supper with His dis- | ciples. The boys and girls from the j communicant classes will be preJ sent at 7 o'clock to meet the church session at 7:1-5 and to be received j into the church. Homemaking Tips by Anna K. Williams Home Demonstration Agent Spring Cleaning Homemakers will be pleased with 'the great variety of patterns they j will find when they shop for wall- . paper this spring. I Dealers’ shelves are well stocked I with wallpaper in all qualities to 5 meet every purse. To avoid delay I i’t delivery now is a good time to i buy if papering is to be included in spring house cleaning. The amount of natural light, use of the room and size of the room are most important to consider in selecting the paper. Keep in mind the pieces and color of furniture, height of ceilings, and color preferences of the family. If it is desired to make a large worn appear smaller, large, bold patterns and dark, warm shades of t ed. brown, and rose are used. To make a smaller room look larger, small patterns in pale cool shades of blue, gray, cream, or ivory are used. Woodwork should be light in color if a light color predominates in the wallpaper. If it is desired to increase the height of the ceiling, vertical stripes are the answer for the side wall. However, the decrease ceiling height, horizontal stripes or pattern is best; in some cases the molding can be lowered 12 to 18 inches. Dark, warm colors'also will lower the ceiling. Pale, light ones have a tendency to give height. Awkward corners may be prepared with contrasting papers to blend with the color of the furniture. The corner can also be as a background for something in the room. To determine the amount of paper needed to paper a room, the number of square feet to be covered is divided by 30. Although a single roll covers 36 square feet, dividing by 30 allows for waste in cutting. trimming, and matching paper. One roll of paper is subtracted for every two regular openings such as windows and doors. •. Before papering, the old loose wallpaper should be removed. For painted walls — kalsomine should be washed off, rinsed size applied. Cracks and creavices need to be repaired. Many Eggs Eggs take the center of the stage

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s S ■■ 1 ‘ r ' 11 -'i - ONLY THE STEEPLE of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church still stands in Marion, S. D., following a blast'that leveled the rest of the structure, killed six worshippers and injured 45. Explosion occurred just before Palm Sunday services were to start (International)

in the line-up of foods which are expected to be plentiful and consequently “good buys” on markets generally next month. May is the moiith when eggs usually are at their peak of production and when, because of big supplies, prices are lowest for the year. Now’ is the time, therefore, to get out all those good egg recipes to be ready to take advantage of this spring plenty. Even careful budgeters can indulge in omelets, custards, sponge cakes and all those other egg treats which appeal to family appetites and offer such good nutritive value. Foresee Recovery Os James Forrestal Excessive Work Is . Blamed For Illness Washington. April 12—(UP)— Navy mgdical officers believed rest and medical treat ment’will-bring about the recovery of former defense secretary Janies Forrestal who is suffering from ‘operational fatigue" A bulletin from the. Bethesda. Md., naval medical center said Forrestal's ailment “is directly‘the result of excessive work during the war and postwar years." The former cabinet member was admitted to the hospital April 2 for a "physical checkup." (Radio commentator Drew Pearson said in a Sunday broadcast that Forrestal "is out of his mint] and apparently has been partly so for some weeks.”) The hospital announced last night that Forrestal's checkup has been completed! It said he has lost 25 pounds in recent weeks and, at the present time, "has a marked low blood pressure, a secondary anemia, and a neuro-muscu-lar weakness which is characteristically seen in states of exhaustion." Then, in apparent reference to

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the Pearson report, the hospital said: “The only psychiatric symptoms present are those associated with a state of excessive fatigue. This clinical picture was very common during the war years in {hose members of' the services who were exposed to severely fatiguing conditions and was ordinarily diagnosed ‘operational fatigue.’ “Tbe physicians in charge of his case anticipate that a period of rest and medical treatment will result in recovery.” Rear Adm. N. L. Pugh, deputy chief of the navy bureau of medicine and surgery, visited Forrestal shortly before the hospital bulletin was released. He said the former defense secretary "talked very rationally," and should be able to leave the hospital "in a short time."

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BRITISH LABOR (Cont. From Page One) former”high Nazis were convicted of sending Jews to Adolf Hitlers gas chambers in eastern Europe. Two others were convicted yesterday and those four plus another four were convicted of the verdict in the last major war crimes trial continued. The Hague — The way was cleared for a possible United Nations suit against Israel for damages in connection with the assassination of UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte. The world court ruled unanimously that the UN is’ competent to claim damages from a government responsible for the injury or death of a UN official on official duty. Nanking — Figijting ceased all along the Yangtze river front before Nanking and Hankow as Communists heeded a cease-fire order to facilitate peace talks in Peiping. Athens — A former Greek newspaperman and his aged mother went on trial for the murder of George Polk, Columbia Broadcasting System correspondent whose bullet-riddled trussed-up body was found in Salonika harbor last May. London — Western diplomats believed a new Albanian-Russian trade agreement was designed to

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bolster the economic war on Yugoslavia. ASSISTANT MANAGER (Cont. From Page One) portunity to rent the space. Floyd Gooding has written chairman Ziner that he expects to bring at least 12 rides and seven shows to Decatur for the midway attractions. A general meeting of the fair board and committee chairmen will be held in the next week or 10 days, Mr. Ziner said. INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE _ WIND - AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 57(1

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Notice l/herX B Board of School 5 T S Ven tUt a City of Decatur S I Indiana, win un't n o dains A- M. on MondL- , the hour > .the office ofJhe'r^ 11 Ml* 5 lof Schools, rweivP 11 five carloa/of*' » & II certified check pava < h! >mMlll ‘i h • Sehnol equivalent to fl\ „ a " tJS ■ bid. ' e Percent of’ . Bide must be submits . as prescribed bv thl si ?" r «t l of Accounts, which btale BmJ secured at the office mW Superintendent of R<.h A °i nJ The Board reUrve °u?' reject any or all bids 1 e r *0«1 Tru’stees^Vliis^ti' 6^? of Board ot School Tn f ? Ptl l M School City of «* Harry 11. H ebbl«, April ;.j Trade in a Good (etn„ 0