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i Discussion Questions on the Sun; day School Lesson, The United Kingdom, for Sunday, .May 6. 1. Why are nations and countries divided? x 2- How are they united? 3. What kind of men does it take to unite nations? » 4. How reconcile God’s will for world peace with the history of David, the leader of many battles? 5. What are soma things tolerated in the Old Teatament not tolerated in the New Testament teachings? Essentials to happiness: ,something to do, to love to hope for. 9 —* —'■—■■■ —"*■—i'— '-r MMMMWWWWWWVWM Afc. THE OLD RELIABLE rjsßJ GILPIN ORNAMENTAL IRON OiCATUR., IND. 6 >♦ t That man lives twice who lives .the first well. Herrick. •4MOB Wit I Hi t 64 LUTES Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions Petted Novelties Potted Plants —Corsages J Phone 3-3304 HH6H9tt69U J Patience is the easiest recipe for success? Royston. COURTEOUS SERVICE. Bring your Repairs To Us. j • Brant Motors, Inc. I ; Third at Monroe ! \ 'j “We know your Ford Best* Keep your own troubles to yourself, the world is too busy to care for your sorrows. ' WWWUMffIMMAMNW* RIVERSIDE ' GARAGE We repair all makes of cars. Front Wheel Alignment. Batteries and Tires. 24 Hr. Wrecking Service t2S E. Monroe Bt. Phone 3-3312 WWWWMIMWIAAMMAAAM Cleave to the Truth of God unswervingly; /the miracle will ha pen in tfie last ditch. Fox. Pumphrey Jeweli-y Store GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS \ 491 8| I The existing world cannot with impunity be treated as a dream. Emerson.• - . ’ - Ijl Ashbaucher’s Tin Shop ; -. •. EatablHhed 1915 All Kinds of Ropflhg A Siding Furnaces — Bto leer a Conversion Gas A Oil Burners Insulation— Building Specialties Phone 3-2615 »bii iM l»<»<*» • IM ****** Pray for rain, and dig your ditches. Fox, / ■ ■ i MS 111 696 I 8 8 S^ *♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« The First State Bank Deeafur, Indiana V ' •• F. / > ’ Established 1883 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I ISAIIin »♦♦♦♦♦♦»» Friendship is the green hill beside life’s dusty road. Gibson m e if i i»U f M ********* ) Be Particular About your AppareL Cboose your clothes with ; Confidence from your favorite store. HOLTHOUSESCHULTE & CO. A

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Creamed Comments on the Sunday School Lesson, The United Kingdom 11 Samuel 5:1-5;, 8:15; 1 Chronicles 22:17-19, tor Sunday, May 6./ - | In our study of the Old Testament we pass over the period of the Judges and have a lesson in which King David effects a united kingdom because of his success as a military Having won majny battles, he commanded the respect and devotion of all the tribes. He was God-fearing, with a religious experience as a sweet aipger of Israel, and with Justice and kindness tempered with good judgment. V. 1- “Then came all the tribes of Israel to David upto Hebron and spake, saying, Behold, we are thy bone and thy flesh.” The principles of democracy were at work, so came to David to express the voice of all Israel. Kinship also entered into the choice. David’s capital at firstwaa at Hebron, but because of his military* victory over the Jebusites who held Jerusalem, he chose to make this city the capital, hence, it is often called the City of David. Y. 2- 'Also Intime past Saul whs king over us, thou waist he that leddest out and bfoughtest in Israel; and the Lord said to thee. Thou shalt feed my people Israel, and thou shaft be a captain over Israel.” These people wanted to tie up with a ruler that tied up With God. National and international problems are solved when the rulers are men of God. V. 3, “And so all the elders caihe to the king in Hebron; and King David made a league with them In Hebron before the Lord; and they anointed David king over Israel.” Good government has a magna charta or a constitution defining powers and principles for a united society. David has been aoitfted before as king of Judah; under God former divisions were now abandoned. . - V. 4. “David was thirty years old when he began to reign and he reigned forty years;” David, in his prime, could givb a long reign to the people and solidify these divided tribes- There is power in unions There are so many things that ought to be done that are left undone- This situation can be remedied by the following program: try to do what you know how to do; then attempt what viou do not know how to do, for thatiis better but keep on until you learn how to do what, you do not khow how to do, is best of all. But, pf course, in things it ; is doing the right that counts. *—f FIRST METHODIST CHURCH W. Monroe at Fifth St, Samuel Emeriqk. Minister J Since Sunday is the beginning of the observance ofj Family Week, the services pf the\rFirst Methodist church will begin with an appeal to the parents of the parish to attend the church school program togejiter with their children. Mr. Scbrock. $e wLy . elected church school. superintendent,. will begin his duties alter proper presentation this Sunday. The. sermon of the pastor in observance of Family Week will be ‘The Church In Thy House.”’ The

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St. Mary's Catholic Church Very Rav. Magr. Salmata, paator 6:00 A M. First Mass. 7:80 A.M. Low Maas 9:00 A.M. Children’s Mass 10:18 a.m. High Mass. Weekday Mass 7:30 A M. Holy Communion Bundays First Sunday/Rosary Society. Second Sunday, Holy Name Society. ; Third Sunday, »L Mary's Society. Fourth Sunday, Children of Mary NUTTMAN *VE. U B. CHURCH M. T. Ilmen, pastor Sunday school—9:3o a m. Worship service—lo:3o a.m. Y.P.M.B. program—2 ip.m. Christian p.m Singapiration—7:3o p.m. Baptism and reception 7:50 p.m. Worship service—B p.m. Mid-week Prayer service will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 {under the direction of the class leader. CHURCH OF THt NAZARENE North Seventh and Marshall Sts. Ralph A. Carter, pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Glenn lUbeggef, superintendent.' Don’t forget: the House of the Lord. Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. Message: “Keep Yourselves.’’ \ junior Church, 11:00 a. m. G supervisor. I Youth Service, 9:45 p m. Eve- ! lyn Hicks, president. Adult Study Group, 6:45 p. m, Mrs. 0 Sudduth, president. -Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Message: “The Valley 1 Os ' Monday 7:30 p, m. Church Board I Meeting- C , | Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer rind I Praise Service. . : OH — t; h " j FIRST PRESBYTERIAN . A.C.E. -GiHander, minister Chureh, 9:30-10:20 a. m. Superintendents, Richard Macklin and Jack S. KnudsenChurch Worship, 10:30 a m. Sermon subject, “Guarantee for Marriage Success.” Miss Dottie Lou Stewant of Van Wert will sing, “Lord Let Me Live Today.” “Two Men Named John” will be the subject of- the children’s sermon. Westminster ' Fellowship, carryin supper, 5:00 to 7:00 p. m- Worship and rehearsal of scenes in ‘ Horses of Troy ’’will be the pro-1 !’ gram. A : ' ' Circles of Women’s Association ■meet as follows: a U,’ Wednesday. 8:00 p. ni„ with Mrs. George Bair, 744 Mercer Avenue. 1 “NaOmi” with Mrs Joseph Thompson, 235 South First StThursday, 2:30 p. m., “Mary” with Mrs. L. C. Pettibone, 103 Harvester Lane. “Martha*’ with Mrs- Sim Burk, 231 South First Street. \ < —i ' V' Missionary Church Tenth and Dayton Streets _H. J. Wfelty, minister \ 9 Sunday school. Mervfn RtrpP. Supt. Classes for all ages. 10 Morning worship. Special music. Message, “The Excellency of God's Word!” '-A?' i . 7 Children's gospel hour. - 7 M.Y.F. theme will be, “I Would Be True?’ 7:30 Evening service? Hymn sing and, chorus time? Message, “Power For The Church.” Monday ’ , 7:30, Visitation night. Wednesday \ 7:30 Bible study and prayei service. Thursday 7 Ladies Fellowship at the homo of Mrs. LawTejH-e VonGunten. The young people of our ehuren will bo sponsoring a Youth Rally, May >l3. There will be services at S a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Three gospel 'teams from the Ft. Wayne Bible College will be our guests. The teams will include, the King’s Herald Men's Quartet, the Evan- ■ gel Indies Trio, and tho Trumpet Trio. We are sure you will enjoy this rally. We urge you to attend this fellowshiji. \ T’he public is welcome to all our services. Every wise saying has its opposite. Santayana. 4 9 9 9 »< AUCTION SALES Experienced Salesmanship at Your aerv-Lce. RESERVE YOUR SALE DATE Livestock, Farm, and A Real Estate Sales' ‘ Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann Corner First & Monroe St*. PHONE 3-3201 !\ 8 4 » 94t»»4OO»99B»B9B4 95 99

CHURCH OF GOD Founded A.D. 88 ' Cleveland Street Two Blocks Northwest of Hospital Dwight R. McCurdy, Minister Floyd A. Morrison, 8. 8. Supt. ’Morning and evening services, every Sunday. “NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK” 8:30 a.m. “Christian Brotherhood Hour.” W. K. J. G. 1380 on. your dial. ' J: 30 a.m. Morning worship, mon: ‘.Things That God Gives Us To Make A Happy Homo!” 19:30 a.m. Sunday school, “Christiana attend .Church and Sunday School, regularly.” 8:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship. Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, president; Mrs. Emery Hawkins, Mrs. Elmer Scott and Mrs. Guy Agier, counselors. 8:30 p.m. Shining Lights, Mlsa Sabina Taylor, and Mlsa Norma Agler directors. 7:30 p.m. Regular Sunday ovening service. Sermon: “Should [We Say, Or Pray, The Lord’s Prayer F’ Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Mjd-week Prayer meet* 8:30 p.m. Sanctuary and Youth Choir practice, Mrs. Kenneth Roop and Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, directors. /’ :A' ; i. \ We Welcome Yon j Affiliated with the Church of God, General offices, Anderson,. Indiana, “where a Christian ex perience makes you a member.* Zion Lutheran Church West. Monroe and Eleventh streets Edgar P. Schmidt, pastor (W’here beauty of sanctuary and service invite to worship.) The tßev.A] professor Eugepe Nissen of Fort Wayne will occupy the pulpit at the 8 o'clock service |Sunday. .'i A i At 10:30 the rite of Confirmptiot. [villi be conferred upon a class bf ten children and one adult. The [ pastor will conduct the rite and | will address the children on Hie 1 topic, “Walk in Christ.” 6 The four upper gradieh of the Spturay Bible school will sing the confirmation 'hymn, “Thine Fdrever, God of Love.” : Sunday school and Bible class convene at 9:15. There are classes for all ages. * \ Church Calendar The annual spring meeting of •be becatcr congregational Circuit, known as Circuit “A”, will meet' Sunday f afternoon, 2 o'clock, a’ Bethlehem Lutheran church, wes of Ossian. MotherJ)aughter banquet Tues day night at 6:30. Make reservations yet today with Mrs. Robert Helm or Mrs. Herman Dierkes. 1 Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 1 P-m. . \ Bunday school teachers staff ityeets - Thursday evening. All teachers come at 7 o’clock. Saturday Bible school Saturday at 9:30 a.m. * BETHANY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard, minister Sunday school 9:15 a.m. Vernon Custer, superintendent. Morning worship 10 AO a.m. “Children Deserve Christian Homes.” Yodtb Fellowship 6:00. This will be a supper meeting honoring parents and an observance of “National Family Week.” Evening service 7:00. This Will be a continuation of the Youth Fellowship meeting with all members fol the church invited. A filmstrip entitled “Making Home, a Happier Place” will be shown. [ Midweek service Wednesday 7:00 ”Are Convictions Necessary” is the theme. The, Dorcas class will met ron Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Martin Zimmerman 817 Jefferson street. The Dutiful Daughters class Will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Amos Ketchum, 949 Mercer Avenue. Mfs. Russel Melchi is um is ting. Unit No. 1 of the Society of World Service will meet on Thursday afternoon at 8:00 o'clock at the home o( Mrs. LaDoyt Miller, 104 N. 9th Street. Unit No. 2 will meet on Thursday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. F. H. Willard. \ ) ; . . — t FIRBT BAPTIST CHURCH Robert H. Hammond, paster [; \ Bible School Bible school is at 9:15. The Word of Clod is a counsel lor life—

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let us learn of its wisdom by studying it together. Ralph Ken Worthy, supt / Morning Worship The first Sunday 1* thp new church year i«t May 6th. Everyone will want to worship together. The theme of the pasior’s sermon Is ; “Temples of Clay.” The chbtr will sing “Cleanse Me.” We Will observe the ordinance of the Lord's Supper in the morning service Baptist Youth Fellowship The Baptist i Youth Fellowship meets at 8:30 In the church basement. a|. Uj Evening Gospel Service : At 7:39 the;|ervtee Will begin with a number ( of favorite Gospel hymns and informal worship The pastor wiU present the evening message on the “The Temptation of Popularity.” L-\ Night Choir rehearsal Is at T:00, followed by the prajer service at 8:00. Thursday Night Thursday nigfe! at 8:00 is the Annual Mother and Daughter bam que.t. It will bo held at the church and an interesting program has been planned. All Women of the church will want to attend. Tickets must be secured by Monday, May 7. Next Sunday Night - Sunday night. May 13, we will have a special presentation of the new Moody Institute of Science film “To Every Creature.'' Thia promises to be of high value to all those who are iritbrested in the work of missions, and the entire community is invited.FIRBT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Jonas M. Berkey, minister Gerald Strickler, superintendent This will be Baby Recognition Sunday. During the morning worship service a rosebud will be presented to each baby present. The sermon title is “Rose of Sharon” which subject will deal with the New Testament teaching upon the relationship of infants and the Kingdom of God. The anthem by the choir is to be “Jesus, Rose of Sharon.” The entire Church will participate in this service. - Official Board r A business meeting ot the Official Board will be held in the chUrch office next Wednesday night St 7:30 o’clock. May f. Ladies Aid \ f , A The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward Anderson. Willshire, phio May 9. Wednesday. Mrs. J. E. Anderson is to be assistant hostess and Mrs. James Kitchen devotional leader. The program I will be conducted by Mrs. Jessie Royce. r ] Youth Groups y This Sunday the Junior Fellowship will meet at 4 pin. and the Chi Rho Fellowship at 6 p.m. All young people attending Conference and Camp should notify the pastor i this Sunday. \ \ : , 1 Notes . Next Sunday wilt be Mother’s day. # , j ' Registration* tot the state convention should bp made by May 10. A fire inspection of all churches is to be made Mat 18. beginning at 9:30 a.m. ' \ Willing Workers * The Willing Workers Class will meet next Tuesday evening May 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs./Edward Anderson, Willshire, Ohio, at 7:30 o’clock. ?,■ -V ZION EVANGELICAL \ AND REFORMED | William C. Fell ar, paator ] Church school at 9 a.m. James Stauffer, superintendent. Classes} tor ail ages. Awards will be made to all those who participated in he Stewardship essay contest. Worship service at 10 a.m. First day of family week. Sermon: “The ( Christian Family’s Wardrobe.”

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Every family urged to b< ; present. Youth Fellowship at 6 p.m. Harriet Gerber w<U be tl h leader. Official board meeting in the church iparlor on Monde; at 7:30 l,tuij Mother-Daughter covet id dish supper on Wednesday at ;:15 p.m. Thw Giria’ Senior choir Rehearsal pn Friday at '7 p.m. Come and worship with ua. ,\ ' —..— i ■ I TRINITY EVANGEL i)AL ’ UNITED BRETHR N \ Madison at Nint v John E. Chambers, m lister . 9:15 —Sunday school; Cbalmer Barkley, superintendent. Lesson study: “The United Kii fdom.” \ 10:30 —Divine worship. Mrs. Herald Hitchcock will Ibe thel organist, and the choir the anthem “I, Lave to | Tell th« Story” by Lorena. . Th«| message by the minister will be| “Hearts Touched of God.” J v I; I 6:3o—Youth Fellow s|ip ana junior Christian Endeavcw Society. 7; 30—The Evening jfervice (k praise and worship. Miss Opal Spmnger will be the orntnist and the message of the eveling from Revelation 2:12-17 will übe “The Heretical Church.” night belongs to the church.” | Tuesday—-1:45 p.m. -4 • Opening session of the 73rd branch convention of the Women's Society iof World Service at Trinity church Mrs. Minnie Dubs. [China will be the speaker. Wednesday—B:4s alh. —Bishop 6:3o—Youth banquet.! I 7:4s—Evening session, with i Mrs. Dubs speaker. 1 IJ. Balmer Showers of fttiianapellis [will bring the address ihd preside 'at the Holy Commun|>n service. [ The Memorial servicejland Living Link offering will be il charge, of Mrs. L R. Woods of Pftaouth. I I:3o—Mrs. E. E. president of Indiana branch E.l |h Will hbve the devotions. Mrs. Dubs will bring the address ant election of officers will be held. 7:3o—The Decatur thoir fill sing the anthem at the evening service. Dr. Janet Gi will be the speaker. Thursday—B:4s a.n — Closing i session of the con' Bntion. Mrs. Dubs will bring her losing ihes [sage; i Dr. Gilbert <ll have the devotional challenge Ithd will install the officers. 1 j Do You Know H Which quotations 1 re from the Bible? -tl ' 1. “Noble examples ttir up noble actions.” . / 2. “Be yu not uni qually yoked with unbelievers.” 3. “Goodness is iov< [ in action ” 4. therefore < bd hath joined together, let not man put asunder.” 5. '.•Charity never i faileth.” - ’i, 1 r*’ Do You Know I Lowered 1. Seneca. 2i 2 Cor. 6.14. 3. James Hamilton. 4. Mark I©:W 5. 1 Cor. 13:8.

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