Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 237, Decatur, Adams County, 8 October 1949 — Page 2

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I Comments r>- On Creamed Comments on the- Sunday School Lesson, The .Moral . Basis for True Worship. Isaiah 1:11-18; Jeremiah 7:3-7. for Sunday. October 9. God had planned outward ex pres - * sions of worship for Israel which at the time came from reverence and a right mental attitude toward God. In time the inward feeling of reverence died out leaving only the outward expression in forms and rituals, in sacrifices and religious customs. V 11. "To what purpose is the multitude of your sacrifices to me? I I am full of burnt offerings or ratns and the fat of beasts; and I delight not in the blood of bullocks, or of lambs or of goats.” The repetition of tormal acta of worship may cause a routine of habit so that these expressions are like phonograph records which may be songs without the singer. Emphasis needs always tw be given to the purpose of any expression. In true worship the purpose of God becomes the purpose of the worshi|>er. V 12. "When ye come to appear before me. who hath required this at your hand, to tread my courts?' The people came into the temple with little or no religion intent; 1 they were trampling God’s courts. • when their hearts were far from him. V 13. "Bring no more vain oblations. incense is an alsjmination unto me. the new moons and sabbaths. the calling of assemblies,' 1 cannot away with, it is iniquity.' even the solemn meeting " The ob- , lations were vain because they were devoid of the proper spirit of “ humility and repentance. The solemn meetings were the particular outstanding days ot the different feasts, times when high moments of true worship would be expected; even at these limes true reverence was absent. V. 14. "Your new moons and your ..ppolnted feasts my soul hateth: i thay tmiwv trouble to me; I am weaiVrilKbear them.” The new moons refer to the monthly festiI vals (Numbers 28;11). These are i of the same pattern as those de- . scribed in former verses. V 15. "And when ye spread forth vour hands I will hide mine eyes I -

I ■ — r ■ I" Cnurch of God Cleveland Street (Two blocks northwest of hospital) Bernies A. McCurdy 1 Dwight R. McCurdy, ministers RALLY DAY” 8:30 a. m "Christian Brotherhood Hour" Radio station WKJG 1380 on your dial. 9:30 a. in. Morning Worship, set-1 mon: "I was Glad When they Said ; unto me. Let u* go Into th* House i of the Lord" 10:30 am. Mrs. Floyd Mitchell, j ! General Superintendent 6:30 p.m. Shining Lights. Mrs.' Einma Frank. In Charge 630 p.m. Youth FellowshipMrs Kenneth W Watkins, President Mrs. Guy Agler. Counselor 7:3« pm. Regular Sunday Evening Services, Sermon, "We arc 1 God's Representatives" 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. Girls Choii Practice 7<30 p.m. Wednesday, Regular Mid week Prayer Meeting 8:30 p.m. Sanctuary Choir I’rac tire ** You are welcome to all ser-; vices” Yun can become a Chunk mem-

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I. from you. Yea. when ye make h many prayers, I will not bear ou; [ your hands are full of blood." I. Even the prayers when devoid of ' reverence for God are an abomi- ; nation. V. 14. "Wash you. make yon clean j Jut away the evil of your doings from before mine eyea; cease to do evil." Washing is symbolical of •he cleansing of the life and heart from sin. V. 17. "Learn to do well; seek judgment; relieve the oppressed, judge the fatherless, plead for the widow.” Only he does well who is at his beat for God. Seeking judgment means seeking justice; God and man must have their just dues .Moffatt says, "relieve the oppressed" means "put a check on violence." True charity for the fatherless and widows is a good test of discipleship. V.lB. "Come now, let us reason together with the Lord, though your sins be as scarlet they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall as wool." God treats men as rational beings and therefore makes an appeal to the better self. God declares the sin of the deepest dye can be transformed into purity of whiteness. V. 3. “Thus saitb the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel. Amend your ways and doings, and I will cause you to dwell in this place." "Ways" means the settled habit, and “doings” the separate acts which form them;” this place" Is Jerusalem. Here is the teaching of true repentance which has its evidence in fruit. V. 4. "Trust ye not in lying words, saying. The Temple of the Lord, the Temple of the Lord, the Temple of the Lord, are these." The people based the spiritual security in the fact of the temple being God's house as if there were a charm alwut it. V. 5. "For if ye thoroughly a mend your ways and doings: If ye thoroughly execute judgment between a man and bis brother."' Safety lies In a thorough reformation of conduit, not in the presence of a building from which' God could withdraw himself, ('bur-ch-going and that alone is not salvation. V. 6. "Then will I cause you to dwell in this place In the land that I gave to your fathers, for ever and ever." The holy land was promised to the Jews on condition that they be obedient. Here l.i thought as to the Jewish state today.

] her without joining! In John 12:32. Jesus said. “And I 1. if I be lifted up from the earth. ' will draw all men unto me. This He said, signifying what death he should die.” In Acts 20:28 are I these words "The Church of God. Which He (Christ) hath purchased with his own blood." Many texts I conclusively prove that Christ was lifted up and that his blood was shed upon the cross By virtue i of this shedding of his blood men were drawn to him. Being drawn. ! they were saved: being saved. they were made full-fledged members of his church. Acts 2:47. Affiliated with the Church trf God, General Offices, Anderson. Indiana. LESSON PRAYER: Ixtsson prayer: We are grateful ; for having been created above aII other creatures that we alone can ; worship God; grant that we may. so attend to worship habit that It i will be our best habit. Forbid that i we shall ever allow the form of godliness without the power there|of.”

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Igife St. Mary's Church Very Rev. Msgr. Seimetz, pastor 6 AM. Low Mass 7:3<7 A. M. Low .Mass 9 OU A. M. Children's Mass 10:15 A.M. High Mass. Holy Hour and Benediction Sun day afternoon 2:30. Holy Communion Sundays First Sunday. St. Agnes Sodality Second Sunday, Holy Name Society. Third Sunday, St. Mary’s Society. Fourth Sunday. Children of Mary. Bethany Church Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard, minister Rally Day Sunday school 9:15 am. Law-1 rente Anspaugh. superintendent Goals and quotas have been fixed for al) the classes. This is a good, day to begin attending one of the I < .awes. There are classes tor all | age levels. .Morning worship 10 15 a m. Oe-i tober Is "Rally .Month'" in all de-' partments of the church and a good attendance is expected at the worship services during tho month. The sermon theme is "The Dynamic Church." Evening service 7:00 pm This' will be "Camp Oaks Night .“ Slides U the camp will be presented and short talks will be given by the campers. The Bethany Me.n's club will meet on Monday evening with the ladies as guests. A supper wiH be served at 4: 30 to the men and guests. At approximately 7:15 a public meeting will be held in the; sanctuary of the church with Mr Waiter Nagel, probation officer of Allen county is the speaker. Reservations for the supper should be, in by Sunday. The public Is welcome to attend the address of Mr. Nagel Midweek service. Wednesday, evening at 7:00 o'clock. The first; of a verse and hymn studies. Conference Men’s Rally. The meeting will be held on Saturday at the Central Church of Wabash, i The sessions begin at 10:00 am. and conclude at 8:30 pm. A banquet will be served at noon and reservations should be made by j Wednesday. Rev. H. L. Lanahan ot First Church. Andtrson is the speaker. Sunday, October 16 is "Mtn’s Day” First Methodist Church Gerald H. Jones, minister The Church At Study 9:30 This Sunday is being observed as j Rally Day in the Sunday meeting of the Church School. Mr. Lowell Smith, the general superintendent. Is looking for a larger attendance then usual this particular Sunday, i for there is always a friendly web j come awaiting all at the friendly Methodist Sunday school. The Church At Worship 10:20 The Scripture for the 18th Sun ' day after Pentecost to found in Luke 14:1-11. The sermon theme will be "The Healing Sabbath"* The Youth choir, under the dlrec . tioa of Mrs. Walter Krick, will sing the anthem by Llwst "Be Thou Our Light” Miss Helen Haubold will be the organist for the service. The Youth Program 0:00 The three groups of young people. Juniors. Intermediates, and Seniors, wiil meet at 4:00 for fel-i lowship. inspiration, and instruction. The study of the Life of i Joseph will'Be continued through* the use of the Scriptures and through slide films. Wednesday There will be a mass meeting at] High Street Church. Muncie, in be half of the Advance For Christ and His Church program This is the] four year program which succeeds] the Crusade For Christ lastquad-, renlum Several carloads ot peo i pie will be attending from thia parish Bishop Richard C. Raines I of Indianapolis. Bishop Will C. Mar-' | tin. of Dilina. Texas, and Bishop | A. Frank Smith, of Houston. Texas 1 will speak The meetings begin at 19: W. The choirs will rehearse in the evening The Youth Choir wiU re- i i hearse at 7:90; the Adult Choir at* 7:45 I The service of prayer will be i conducted by the pastor at 7:00 I

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The Official Board of the Church will meet in important session at i ! 8:00. Thursday The general meeting will be held at 2:30. The devotions will be conducted by Mrs. Walter Krick; Mrs. Lowell Smith will lead the lesson i on "Why Home Mission Schools." The executive committee will meet | at 1:45. Nuttman Avs. U. B. Church George E. Weaver, minister Sunday school hoar—9:3o. Morning Worship service—lo:3o. "The Well is Deep." Christian Endeavor hour—4 30 Evening Evangelistic service—i 7:30. Mid week prayer service*- Wed nesday evening—7:3o. _ Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Madison at N'ipth John E. Chambers, Minister 9:15 a m.—Sunday school; Chaimer Barkley, superintendent Next Sunday will be rally day. 10:30 a.m.—Divine Worship. Mr. | Harold .Mumma will be the organist. and Mr Leland Neuen will sing a solo. The message by the pastor will be "Greater Works." 4:30 p in.—Christian Endeavor [ societies and Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m — The evening service of gospel songs and message by the pastor. “Fire from Heaven.” The choir will meet in the pastor’s ! study at 7:20. Tuesday— 7:30 — The Wonggns Society of World Service will sseet I at the church. Tho leader will be Mrs. Addie Andrews and the host i soses will be Mrs. Viola Wietfeldt. Mrs. Opul Maker, and Mrs. Marie Wynn. Wednesday — 7:00 — Mid-week services. 8:00 — Choir rehearsal Missionary Church Tenth and Dayton H. J. Welty, mlnleter 9:00-11:99 I nifkd services. Mer vin Rupp. supt. Dedlcstlan of children during the morning service Ladies' trio will render special music. The Lord's supper will be observed at the elose of the service. The message of the morning Is. "Why Live A Holy Lifer 7:00 Children's gospel hour. 7:00 Missionary Youth FellowC ship. Yoimw people will have a round table < iscussion on the Bible. 7:30 EvenUif service. You will enjoy the inspirational singing of this service. Evelyn Summers will sing “Trust la The Lord.” Mes--1 sage. "Thirsting After God ” Monday 7:00 The Church council will meet at the parsonage. Wednesday 7:30 Bible Study and prayer meeting. Sun. Oct. 14 Reception of new numbers into the fellowship of the church. Oct. 18 23 Our annual Bible conference with the Rev. Jared F, ! Gerig as speaker. We give you a friendly invitation to conu- and worship the i«rd, at our church. Zisn Evangelical and Reformed William C. Feller, pastor. Church Reboot at 9:00 a m. Wts-i ; ley Lehman. Luther Class. Junes , Stauffer, superintendents. Mission Festival service at !0:0v am Sermon. "Thy Kingdom Come' by the Rev. Clarence E. Hitler, pastor ot Immanuel E and It i Church. Indianapolis, lad. Special music by the choir. Special offer- | ing. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m.' Sermon. ”Marching Orders.” by! •he Rev. Mr. Sitier. Special music. Senior choir rehearsal on Tuesday at 7:00 am. No Women's Guild meeting this , month. Catechetical claases on Saturday morning: seniors at 9, juniors * at 10 a. tn. I Come and worship with us. Children up to the kiadergarles , age may be left in the nursery during the worship service. Church es the Nawsna North Beveeth ft Marshall its. , Ralph A. Carter, pastor Unified liervlcea, 9:30 a.m.-U:9oj a.m. Glenn Itabegger. superintend dent. This la Rally Day. We urge l all members and friends to be;! present to help us reach that 260" mark. Our special feature will be the presence of rhe boy evangel-1 Ist. Daniel Joel Nestle, to bring i I the message at 19:90 o'clock. He' and his brother Paul will sing. I Youth service. 4:45 p.m. Evelyn Hl<ke. president Adult Study Group. 4:45 p.m.j ————— ■ —'■ i

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George AMpmigb. pcesideni Evangelistic Service. 7:30 p.m. ' We will have with us as guest t speaker in thia service Rav. Doylo Lytle. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Praise Service. Wednesday 7:30 p m. Zone meeting of Young People at Bluffton. First Presbyterian Chiych Five Pointe, Decatur A. C. E. Gillander. pastor Church School. 9:30 a.m.. Lew is Smith and Dick Heller, cosuperintendents. The classes will continue as promoted last Sunday.. Children absent last week should check with superintendent to find where class meets. Divine Worships. 10:30 a m. Mus ! ic by choir and Mrs. Tyndall. AL I ter last Sunday's World Wide ’ Communion the sermon will look at "Christian Goals. ' Choir practice, Wadseaday, 7:00 p.m. Parents teachers es the high school Sunday School class (tenth grade and up> will meet at 8:00 p.m.. Wednesday, to get acquainted with their new curriculum materials and responsibility. First Christian Church Unified Service - Communion and sermon 9:30 am. Dr. Edgar Fay Daugherty of Muncte lad. will be with us to preach each Lords Day until we secure a resident pastor. Bring the children to our junior church and Sunday School. The First Baptist Church Robert H. Hammond, pastor Sunday Moning at 9:15 is thu annual Rally Day observance of the Bible School An interesting program is planned, and the choir <>f the Tocsin Church will furnish i a part of the special music. Pupils wilt be promoted to their new i-lesses. and the new perfect attendance awtird system will be inaugurated. Every one who In there will receive a token of this new- system. Ralph Kenworthy. Supt. The morning worship service at 10:30 will center around the pastor's message, "Am I a Good ( huech Member?" Mrs. David Embier will play "Vision," by Rheinberger. and "Pastorale," by Franck. The choir will sing "Ye That Stand in the House." by Spinney. All are welcome to this service. In the evening the special music will feature Aden Lehman as soloist. The pastor »11l bring the message on the subject. "Life for a Look," Our joyous Gospel song service will be accompanied by both the piano and the organ. Come for inspiration and real blessing. Monday, Tuesday and Wedneg-1 day are the three days of our Bap-] list Stale Convention, meeting this' year st New Albany. The pastor* ! and his wife are delegates toI this convention. Wednesday night at ?:«• Is ths regular weekly rehearsal of the . choir. Members please be on time. I in order to ffnlwh on time. At 8:00 is the prayer, praise and Bible Study Hour. The topic tor this week to tbe last in the series. "What Baptists Believe." I Thursday. October 13. to the monthly meeting of the missionary society at tbe home of Mrs. Maude Merriman. 222. 'So. 4th. Her assistants are Onto M. Lane, and Mrs Wilbur Stanley; tbe leader of tbe meeting Is Mrs. Robert Hammond. , If a man has any religion he J must either give » aw , y w I it up. — Whately. I

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Zion Lutheran Church West Monroe and Eleventh Sts. Edgar P. Schmidt, Pastor (We Prea<h A Changeless Christ To A Changing World) Mission Day will be observed .Sunday at both the 8 a m. and 1(7:30 am. Services. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Paul G. Amt, Lutheran Missionary to the Colored and other Minority Groups in the city of Fort Wayne. Sunday School will meet at 9:15 There are classes for all age groups taught by trained and con-* set-rated teachers. The Bible Class will not meet on Sunday. The Rev. Mrs. Amt will address the children ot the Sunday school at the open ing of the sessions. On Sunday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, the Voters Assembly ot tba congregation will meet for Its regular Quarterly business meeting. An important report of the l*toaniug Commission will be givOn Sunday evening, 8 o'clock, i Immanuel Lutheran Church. Union Township, a Joint meeting will be held of the Lutheran Laymen's la-ague and the Lutheran Women's Missionary League of the Decatur Circuit Topic: “Christian Family Life." by the Rev. Henry Eggold of Fort Wayne. Chairman of the Board of Christian Education in the Central District, Lutheran Church ■ Missouri Synod. The Walther League meets for business and educational meeting on Tuesday. 7 p.m. leaguers are asked to read the prophetic book of Habakkuk for topic study. The Women s Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs. Ella Schroeder, Mrs. Margaret Helm. Mrs. Mathilda Basse, and Mrs. Elese Ders< h. Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening, 7 o’clock. ZLuu Needle Club meets at the home of Mrs. 3!ary Nelson Thursday evening. 7:30 o’clock. Saturday Bible School every Sat- i urday, 9:30 to 11:30. Do You Know 1. Who said "Behold to obey to, better than aacrifice"? 2. What animals were used for temple sacrifice? I 3. Give an example of a sinner's jprayer? I 4. What New Testament charac-j iton had religious forms hut were unsaved? 5. Finish the sentence, "Though your sins be as scarlet Do You Know Anowored 1. Samuel 2 Rama, bullocks, lambs, goats, and doves 3. "Be merciful to me a sinner.” 4. Tbe scribes and pharisees. 5. “ they shall be white as snow." Heavenly power is sever furnished for earthly parade. — Rams' | Horn. The greatest fault to to be con- ' scions of none but other people's ; -Carlyle.

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