Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 219, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1949 — Page 2

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I k. on 8.8.».®a | lesson Creamed Comments on the Sunday School Lesson, Psalms for Daily Living (Temperance Les gon). Psalms 15. 24:1-4; 143:8-1V, for Sunday. September 18. These Psalms stress righteous living, having clean hands and a pure hJart. and Indirectly, the need of abstinence from such habits as drinking intoxicants. V.l. “Lord who shall abide in, thy tabernacle? who shall dwell in the holy bill?” These questions mean "What kind of per son will have true communion with God?" The answer is in the following four verses. V. 2. ‘He that walketh uprightly. [ and worketh righteousness and speaketh the truth in his heart." I Uprightly means wholehearted de lotion to God and complete integrity with men. L'nlike a flatterer, a righteous man speaks the truth sincerely. Note the word walk" which suggests action. There are no rocking chair Christians. V. 2 "He that baikidtellt not with his tongue, nor doeth evil to his neighbor, nor taketh up a reproach j against his neighbor.” A righteous man when tried will not talk back with stinging words He will not magnify the faults of others or : share in gossip talk. V.L "In whose eyes a vile per-1 son is contemned; but he honoreth ' them that fear the Lord." A vile j person is despised because a righteous man can not look with favor on such a person. A right-j eous man honors those that fear the Lord by respecting, loving, and helping them. A righteous man < keeps his word at any coat. V. 5. "lie that putteth not his money to usury nor taketh reward against the innocent. He that doeth these things shall never be moved." In Old Testament‘ times only a poor man borrowed I motley and the ties of brotherhood would not permit interest. The lesson here Is that of brotherhood. Business today involves invest ments. Like real estate, a mortgage loan, for instance, is regarded the same as a real estate investment. Hut. nevertheless, a righteous man will not take advantage of a fl nan< tally poor man. Stability of character characterising the man who fits the description of a right-

“The person who is organized and cairn and controlled in hi* iniud, by habitual practice of the formula of faith, can live without tension. The formula of faith tall* for an absolute surrender to Jesus Christ who when the door is open <-d < pine* In and sits on the throne of the soul; he speaks peace to the soul." Book Review Psychology for Christian Teachers. by Alfred L. .Murray, ZomJervau Publishing House, altho particularly helpful to Christian parent*. teachers, and counselor* of youth, is also a help to all seek Ing to live the Christian life effettively. The author "hopes to bring the reader into closer con tact with his fellowtnen and de velop iu him a deeper sympathy with their hopes, aspiration*, and spiritual longings"

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eous man, V.l. "The earth is the Lord* and the fulness thereof, the world and they that dwell therein." In a broad and general sense, ail the people In the world as well as the world itself, belong to God. V. 2. "For he hath founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the floods." This seems to» be a reference to Genesis 1:9. "And God said, let waters under the heaven be gathered together unto j one place, and let the dry land appear." Since the righteous God made the world and by hi* right eousne-ss and power still control* It, man should attempt to make his , life worthy of the divine blessings.! V. 3. "Who shall accent to the hill of the Lord? or who shall | stand in his holy place?" In oth-1 er word*. Who is worthy to dwell at peace In a world which right- ; eous Jehovah has founded upon the seas and established on th* floods? V. 4. "He that hath clean hands and a pure head; who hath not lifted up hi* soul in vanity, nor sworn deceitfully." God Is pleased only with the man who ha* done the right thing awl whose purpose is always to do (he right. Here Is a point in total abstinence. Clean hands are those free from dishonesty, violence, abuse of others; here the thought may include the evils of the liquor traf- ’ flc. A pure heart Is one that is free from ulterior motives, selfishness *nrf evil desires; here again is included the call for a ' life not contaminated with Intoxi leant*. V.S. ''He shall receive the blessings from the Lord, mid righteous- ' news from the God of hi* salva- ' tion ” Righteous living pays hig i dividends in peace of mind, four--1 age to do right, satisfaction and Joy in Christian fellowship and , communion with God. V. 6. "This is the generation of them that seek him, that seek thy , face. 0 Jacob." The kind of men that have been described above , is the kind that seek after God. I V.S. "Cause me to hear thy lovling kindness in the morning: lor In thee do I trust. Cause me to I know the way wherein 1 should | walk; for I lift up my soul unto thee." The fact that the writer is j putting his trust in the lx>r<i is urged as a reason why he should be heard and guided aright. V.S. "Deliver me. O ixerd, from j mine enemies; I flee unto thee to I i hide tr.e." If God is our hiding' place by simply trusting him, we may be assured of victory.

Clericus Says: ClericM says: "When Christ wanted to measure a man s good-1 ness, he pushed aside what appeared to be his good acts and I penetrated to the mans heart to see how much goodness was there if there was no goodness there, then the act. no matter how strong and healthy it might seam,' was without roots and would perish. Virtue. Our Lord averred. I* like a seed (eemtng with living j poMibilities." LESSON PRAYER: Lesson prayer: We pray tor that cleansing work of the Holy Spirit which results in a pure heart and clean bands. Grant that whatever good work* may be credited to us they may hav* been prompted by godly motive* and holy desire*. Help pay for polio care. This is an epidemic emergency. Mai! your I contribution to POLIO, care of your Poet Office.

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St. Mary** Chursh Very Rev. Msgr. Selmett, pastor 8 AM. Low Mas* 7:30 A. M. Low Mais 9:66 A. M. Children'* Mas* Di: 15 AM High Mas*. Holy Hour and Benediction Sunday afternoon 2:30. Hely Communion Sunday* First Sunday. St. Agne* Sodality Second Sunday. Holy Name Society. Third Sunday, St. Mary'a Society. Fourth Sunday, Children of Mary. Decatur Missionary Church Tenth and Dayton Street* H. J. Welty, mlnlgter Mervin Rupp, 8. 8. Bupt. 9:oft to 11:00 Unified Service* of Sunday School and Morning Worship Hour. Duet. Mr*. Rupp and Mil. Welty. "I Am Satisfied With Jesus ." Message. "God * Blessed Man." 7:00 Children’s Gospel Hour. 7:00 M. V. F . at which time the thrilling account of John and Beity Stam will be given. 7:30 Evening Service. Solo — Mr. Ralph Myers Message. ' The Reign of God * Anointed." Wednesday. Sept. 21. 7:30 Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Thursday, Sept. 22. 7:00 MYF and the Young People will meet at Mrs Welty s home for their party. Promotion Sunday will be Sept M. It will be our privilege to have Rev. and Mrs. Dale Moser, of Esmeralda*. South America, with u* for the day of Sept 25. Rally Day will be Oct. 2. The Annual Bible Conference will be Oct. 18-23, with Rev. Jared GerIg. Dean of the Ft. Wayne Bible > Institute, as guest speaker. We bld you WELCOME In ’h" Name of our Master. Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Madison at Ninth John E. Chambers, Minister 9:16 a. m.—Sunday School, Chaimer Barkley, general superintendent. A class for every age. 10:30 a. m. — Divine Worship. With Mr*. Herald Hitchcock at the organ, the choir, under the direc- . tion ot Mr. Leland Neuen. will sing the anthem. "God is Our Salvation ” The sermon by the minister will be "Jesus' Message by the 1 Sea." 8:30 p m.— Junior Christian En d»avor Societies anti Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p. m.~ The Evening Hour* I of Praise in song and gospel message, "Religion that Works." i Tuesday—lo:oo a. m —Opening of Pastors' Evangelistic Retreat at I Claypool, Indiana. Wednesday—7:oo p. m. — Midweek Service in five separate I groups. 8:00 —The Chotr Rehearsal. — Zion Lutheran Church West Monroe and Eleventh St*. Edgar P. Schmidt, Pastor (We Preaeh A Changeless Christ For A Changing World) "A lesson In Living" is the theme on which the pastor will speak at both the 8 and 10:30 o’clock services. Sunday School and Bible Class meet at 9:15 a. tn. The Sunday School I* preparing It* program for the Rally Day service to be held next Sunday. September 25th. The |e* Rr >n for the day Is: -Joseph Makes Himself Known Tn His Brothers." The Bible Class has as topic for study: "The Office ot Christ." The Mixed Choir, under the diI ruction of Mr David Embler. will I appear In the IB:30 service, sing ling -O Praise The Lord." by 1 I Walter Howe Jones. Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve , j ntng at 7:30 o'clock. . Sunday School Teacher*' Staff, i meet* Thursday evening at 7 and, I 7 30 for lesson Preparation and • Training Course. The Saturday Bible School will 1 open next week Saturday. September 24th. at 8:14 a m Children in grade* I to 8 inclusive are inI vited to enroll in the school. It j will meet each Saturday fr->m' »;3o until ll:4t a. m -- — Don't let the potto ertais become' a polio disaster. Send a contribn-! Gon today to POLIO, car* of your I local Post Office.

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| I Zion Evangelical and Reformed William C. Feller, paster Church School at 3:00 a. m Wesley Lehman, superintendent Mrs Ralph Yager will teach the adult's uIUNBCR. Worship Service at 10:00 a m. j The message of th* morning will be given by Mrs Dwight McCurdy. The men of the Church will attend the annual Men's Congress at Plymouth. Ind . leaving our Church promptly at 8 o'clock Sunday morning. All men ar* urged to attend this Congr*** There will be morning and Senior choir rehearsal on Tuesday at 7:00 p. m. Phoebe Bible class meeting in the church social room on Thursday at 7:30 p. tn. Catechetical classes on Saturday morning: senior* at 9. Juniors atlll0 1 a m. Come and worship with us. First Methodist Church Gerald H. Jsnss, minister The Church at Study 8:30 A friendly welcome is in store for you at the friendly Methodist ( Sunday school. The various classes assemble immediately at the ap pointed time. The Sunday School is closely graded with a class and adequate material for each grade.! The Church at Worship 10:20 t The Youth Choir will make its first appearance of the fall season at the service of worship. The group will sing an arrangement by Parks ot Sibelius' “This Land of Ours." The theme of the service is found in the words "Going Up To 1 Jerusalem.” The sermon will deal with the same subject. A cordtai welcome is extended to all who have no church home to worship. Sunday Evening 8:00 The three youth groups will meet at the appointed hour under the guidance of the counsellors Lunch will be served. Another teaching film will be used for all three group* Wedneaday The pastor and church delegate* will attend the District Settlement Day Fall Program at Garrett on Wednesday beginning at 8:30. The service for prayer wiP be conducted by the pastor at 7:30. The thought will be centered around the parable found In Luke 15:11-24. The Youth Choir will rehearse at 7:00, the Adult Choir will rehearse at 7:45. Thursday Circles 1 * 2 of the W. S. C. S. will meet at the home of Mrs. Virgil Doyle, 713 Mercer Ave. Mrs. O. G. Baughman and Mr*. Calvin Steury are the leaden. Circle* 3 Ik 4 of the W. S. C. S. . will meet at the home ot Mrs. Frank Crist. 610 W. Jc-ffenon. Mrs. Fred Hancher and Mrs, Hubert Zerkcl are the leaden. The other hostesses are Mr*. A. D. Suttles, Mr*. Sam Butler. Friday , A "Back to School" party will be held by the Builders Class at the home ot Mr. and Mr*. Watson Maddox. 618 Washington. Mr. and Mr*. C. D. Collier -re the additional hosts Tint Prssbytsrian Church Fiv* Points. Dscatur A.C.E. Gillandsr, pastor Church School, 9:30 am.. Lewis Smith and Dick Heller, co-*up«rin-tendents. Divine Worship, 10:30 a.m. The choir will sing. "Seek Ye The Lord;" and Mr*. Kathryn Tyndall: "Eye Hath Not Seen." The pastore sermon: “Berni Christianity greatest handicap to our Faith." Tuesday. Presbytery meets in Winona Lake, with Mr. Robert Macklin and Dr. Fred Pattenon a* commissioner and alternate from our congregation. Wednesday, choir practice at 7:00 p.m. At 9:*o o'clock, officer* , and teachers ot the Sunday School I will meet to plan Rally Day details I Thursday, 2:30 p.m.. Ladies Aid I in the Chnrcb Parlon. Final plan* f will be made for the babe sale i Saturday morning. 9:3* In the City Hail. Friday. 8:00 p.m., all officer* of chnrch and auxiliary organisation* j are to meet at the chnrch to con- ' aider the program for the year a* outlined by the pastor at the ' Agape last Sunday. Next Sunday. Rally Day in the ! Church School j | He gats through too late who ' goes too fast. — Syrns. , 'Tie a human trait to hat* one you have wronged. — Benoc-a.

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First Baptist Church Robert H. Hdmmend, pastor Sunday I* asehtant Sunday in the Sunday School, with the assist snt tearhen taking over the work in every department. This i* a day of especial interest for all concerned A hearty invitation goes out to all who have no place of Bible study. Ralph Kenworthy. supt In the morning wonhip service. Mrs. C. E Bell will play the organ, and the choir will sing. The pastor will speak on the subject, "A Church of Service for a Day of Need." All are welcome. In the evening service, the Ladles' Trio will sing Their music was greatly enjoyed by all at the Associations! Meeting in Montpelier on Wednesday, and we ar* looking forward to their singing Sunday night. The pastor will bring an evangelistic message, and the song service will be the usual Joyous gospel service. Tuesday night at 7:30 it the first fall meeting of the Men's Brotherhood. Rev. Hammond will bring the message, a challenge seeking to provide goals for the activity of ' the Brotherhood during this year. Refreshments will be served All men are Invited. This Is the only j meeting we will have before the Associations! Brotherhood meet- ] Ing in Bluffton on October 3. We , want to keep the banner, so men. Let's go! Wednesday night is church night, with choir rehearsal at 7:00, Prayer. Praise and Bible Study Hour at 8:00, and the monthly meeting of the teachers and offl- ■ ' cers ot the Bible School following 'the prayer service. I Bethany Church Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard .minister Bunday school 9:15 am Morning worship 10:15. Sermon: . i "Making Our Belief* Practical." Board of Trustees. Monday eve- . ning 7:0» o'clock [ The Dutiful Daughter* will meet on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr*. Meldron Keeps, 317 Oak St. ( 7:30 o'clock. Fellowship service. Wednesday i evening and cany in supper at > 8:30 o'clock. The chnrch program .' for the next three months will be . discussed. Sylvester Everbart will . show movie* of a trip in the west. The commission on evangelism ; will meet on Tuesday evening at . 7:00 o'clock. The Board ot Christian Education will meet on Thursday at 7:30 o'clock. . I ~ 1 Church of the Nasarene North Seventh A Marshall St*. Ralph A. Carter, pastor Sunday School, 9 80 a m. Glenn ■ i Habegger, superintendent Our '. Goal is 200. We urge our member* and friends to help n* reach this. Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Message: "In The Name ot The , | lx»rd Jesus" * ' Youth Service. 6:45 p.m. Evelyn ' | Hicks, president. Adult Study Groupi 6:45 p.m. I George Anspaugh. president. I Evangelistic Service, 7:80 p.m. Message: "Christian Attitudes." On Tuesday night we will begin a revival which will continue through Oct. 2nd. Onr worker* j I will be Rev R. A. Bettcher ot . Mooresville. Ind., and Nelson Chamberlin of Fort Wayne, Ind. , On Tuesday night in the absence , of Rer. Bettcher we win hav* a* our gaest speaker Rev. E. D Wolf* . pastor of the First Church of the r Nsrareue of Fort Wayne. The services will begin each i evening at 7:80. If you are a Christ tian then come help us in these i service* and If yon ar* a Christian s 1 then come let u* help yon.

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Church Os God I Cleveland Street Bernice A. McCurdy Two Block* Northwest of Hospital Dwight R. McCurdy, ministers 8:30 a m. "Christian Brotherhood Hour" Rhdto Station WKJG Ft. Wavne. 1380 on your Dial. 9:30 a m. Morning Worship. Sermon: "The Fulness of the Blessing of the Gospel of Christ." ' I 10:30 a.m. Church School, Mrs Floyd Mitchel, and Mr. Emery ( Hawkins General Superintendent*. 6:30 p m. Shining Lights, Norma Agler. in charge 6:30 pm. Youth Fellowship, Mrs. Kenneth W. Watkins. President Mr*. Guy Agler. Counselor, Robt Strickler. Speaker. 7:30 Regular Evening Service*. Sermon: 'Who is This Jesus?" ob Come join your friend* and neighbor*, at th* Friendly Church on Cleveland Street. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, Girl* Choir | Practice 7:80 pm. Wednesday, Regular Mjd-Week Prayer Meeting 8:30 pm. Wednesday, Sanctuary Choir Practice 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Women’s Missionary Society, will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Men's Brotherhood, will meet al the Church Affiliated with. Church of God. General Office*, Anderson. Indiana ’ JUST SUPPOSE the Lord would begin tomorrow to make people as sick a* they ciaim to be on Sunday; JUST SUPPOSE the Lord should take away the child whom the parents use a* an excuse for stay-, ing away from chnrcb. JUST SUPPOSE - and THEN' go forth and live and serve a* if, Christ were coming soon, "CHRISTIANS GO TO CHURCH" First Christian Church E. E. Issnhower, ministar Lloyd Rhodss, Bupt. Th* one service Program of wor- ' ship and atudy at the Firat Chris-; tian begins at 9:30 Sunday mor-; ning. You have an Invitation to attend this service. The minister will speak on the subject "LEST WE FORGET.” JUNIOR CHURCH AT THE SAME TIME I Mr*. Isenhower in charge and giving the morning; sermon to the children. bo You Know 1. Why ha* "a Jonah" come to mean one who bring* bad luck? 2. When Joseph's brother* first went into Egypt, whieh one wa*i left a* a sort of ho*tags’ 3. Are these words, “Let u* do evil that good may come” found in the Bible? 4. What is the popular understanding of th* word Armageddon? 5. What is the meaning of the word "harness' as found in th* Bible? Do You Know Anoworod 1. Recan*e Jonah and hl* ship mate* were convinced that he had brought them had luck. 2. Simeon (Gen. 42:24> 3. They are (Rom. 3:741 but the sentiment I* net approved. 4. A decisive battle between the forces ot good and evil. (Rev. 20: IB I

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